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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
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IF you wish to buy Goods cheap, call and ex,
1 anime our stock, which we have Just rece,ved
from New York ami Philadelphia. THIS, added
20 our former stock, makes. our assortment very
good. Our Goods have been selected VITA great
care as to style and quality, and we are therefore
rrepsred to offer great inducements to those wish
mo to purchase. We hazard nothing in saying
tha, we are. prepared to sell Goods as low as any
house in the county. Call and give US trial,
and If VIC don't sci, you Goods cheap well ac'
knowledge that this advertisement is all puff.
Of Country Produce taken in exchange fo'
Goods. -
----- M'ADnQ, SCOTT T. co.
Russn's Mills, Orange, Aprla n-N
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~I.n Cruz. Mnrh ca. lsis
THE LOCUST.

--Aftssrs. uaIes 4. Seafon: The seven
teen year locus. wili appear this year IN
the northern part Of South Carolina and
a part III Nor,h Carolina. bordering upon
that SATISFY IN SpsrtaubuIg dsuici,
South Carol,na. aud Rn,nrrturd e0nnty,
Nnr,h Catul,ns. The district Of cnun,Iy
in whi"h they w,ll appesr 10 probably se-
ry large, embracing several counties Ia
each. Sis'e. The otjre, Of this note j.
TO Ieques, the newspspt's 10 that pa't
pf The country 10 notice their appearances
and the extent VI county occupied By
them. and s.ad ne copy Of their paper.
containing such notices. AL p"s,mss.
iers will oblige ne much by giving me
such Iniorms.ion. Ills most likely .ha.
other poruons "f our extended country
tasy be visited By The l"cus,s this year.
| wish to make my history Of this Insect
as perfect as possible, aud have no o'her
means Of obtaining The Information requ'r
ed than those nu~ rssoried 10. l have al
ready tweniy-six disiincI districts. all
seperair, IN which they appear IN thnieer
different years, and have proof Tia. IN each
they appear every seventeenth year. AL
Other particulars Of their MANUAL history
have been completed. .es..a
Editors friendly to the deselopeman
Of THIS most cutIous portion 81 na'urs
. history will cbl'ge me by copying Tins ar
ecle. Respectfully.
GIDEON d. SMITH. VI. D.
I Baltimore, Maryland.
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\ 4 HindfaH TO FANNY Hright.-oai,e
a windfall has came tn Fanny Wright.
An uncle in Scotland has recently died,
and left her property worth 1l"o.ooo.
She is now in Jersey City. and will re-
main in this country far a few ~teks. fot
the purpose Of taking certain necessary
legal sep. preliminary I" ,aainr posses
sion of This muniicen, legacy. Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

iowA.-The People Of the Territory OF
Iowa, To whom the Constitution recen'ly
formed by 4 Convention fuf its Sta 60.
yernrnpnt was submitted for their appro-
baton. have reiec.ed the same b. majo'
rity of some $500 votes. A new Con.
ven,ion must. we presume. be called, and
new Constitution framed and submitted
to Congress. before that Territory can
enter the Union Az State. @~~
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Jlxrs c. Dos,Ix, ESQ, Of Cumberland, has
been n animated Is the I.ocofoco candidate for
Congress in the Fifth Congressional District
Mr.. Bassec, Of Wake, a, one tim: received ma
i,ry Of the votes, but the two-thirls rule having
been adopted, further balls,ings were had until
Mr.. Dobsin received the requisite vote, and obtain
G, the nomination.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

A breach had occurred in the aquednct
near piltshurg. just before the great ARE
and in consequences large feet OF boats
loaded with merchandise were detained
Oil the north siie Of the M"nongahela ne
yer. Had they been able to pass. much
Of their contents would have been stored
and consumed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

vT,IIE summer Session Of the subscr-
Il hers Select School, twelve miles from Hils-
borough, win begin on the twenty-ihira Of May,
and end on the iisseenih pf 0ctobsr. ~
W. J. BINGHAM, PRis.
HiIlsborough; April 2. 7o-sw
urThs Raleigh Register and Standard Vii
insert once Q week for Eve weeks
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NosLE coSDUcT.-We have hesrl cf
several instances IN relsion 10 she suds.
rers b. the Ierent Gre. shHh n nsels ho-
mr. upon human ns,u,e. 10 one case, ~e
are iold. that . Pausburg merchant. sho
hsd bern IN ihls cry la purchase goods,
heard. an be ~sy home. Iha, his proper.
ty had bssn wholly de,iroysd b ihs ere.
and that AZ consequences he wssa tvin
ed man. IIe Immediately returned To
ph,lsd, Ipha, called vpan The nsreh.n,
from ~hon be had made The purchases.
snd begged him 10 Ike back his goods.
tenarkinR thai he wss not able 10 pay fur
then. The other vas evidently louslIed;
bvt With scarce . nonsnl's he,it.llon, he
stepped 10 b. rinng desk, and As proinp,.
/ ~ 90 II could be done. handed 70 hi, hn.
hesLhssiied ru-loner IL Pt,.burg. . bill
and iecrIp, ior the xhoIe sneunt--moIs
,haa $1,000. laquirer.
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lNDIkNA.- This State, IN conse-
ouence Of an extravagan. system OF inter
nal improvement, has for some time oeen
greatly embarrassed ia her finances.
Without aid from Congress she might
have been driven 10 the dishonest mea'
sure of Republication. This, many OF hei
de.nasogues had ;lrsady limited at. ~
IN las, session Of congnss . bill was m
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The Tsras Question IN England
The N. v. Courier and Enquirer says
we learn from gnod authority lh'l on the
rr,,~smblage Of Parliament, the subject
OF Texan, anne xaiinn would be immediate
Is bruughi mp in the House Of Commons.
and that the Ministry would he directly
questioned as to t.e course they intended
TO pursue in regard toll. The Caledonia,
whose news is hourly expected. will UNI
douh,edly bring the result; and we think
we have good ground for saying. that Sir
Robert Peel ~ill declare tina, the Govern-
men, does mol intend. in any way, to In.
,erfrre to proven, or retard the annexation
Of Texas to the Uni,rd States.
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REHABILITATION.

Civil and diplomatic expenses, si.27o.ssa 81
S'...ar, ne he army. 3,s2s, 1866 80
supp # The navy 6,s5o,7s9 So
'"Pf ,oan, 5,l66,000 90
s. . e Al. indian DEPARTMENT, l,o59,503 ~
SuPpo.. - ~. Military ACADEMY, ,3s,049 90
SuPp's - - $1,000 90
Sa,y 49, ra' .......~. 100000, 90
I Io'an. IN the Territories, $4,000 90
, .np'S,,s.""ms s.4. ST. i44,02o Ga
-sa
M
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tfsllst ~ ~, o. -. 80 a ~ So
Es-.ltlss, : Lee ~ f14 l1aA-@Ms
~ Dc Eaaa &c Es1cfsg. ~ mAlr4 -.
eee aslrl q - - eskaall = - 1isls.
- e1@Plls - O. an& Ere cnnaA 1
- - Fera Azx lka meAzzEs sxza@~@s@
xzA and .as csasuaxsssrd ~ . psrss
she have kkh<n1 seaendy cppp><t -
lk-sseudna Ct De rsoeesds 81 &.< paAlis
l4ndE nnong he SzEzs. ard Nhc h9se
se0Jlsd &c i1ea n I.f zssampslan 81 -
dsbas &C ahe Sazfes ~ ne &isnrral 20
sesm<zE ks~ b 81 Ds4srnlie friends
inaend feeding al oal 81 re same fFoon,
De Nkigs III noi dennr. hui Ke re kall
inelinsd % think hat IN he eEeni az a.
applieafioo from . Staae 4 nhirh !. lke
party" cannot BE served. > 5i1srcni ecurss
Nil Be laken. Ae1kfraiaa. !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

This Gre. which has been raging Ger
three o. f01r wesks. his. II = said. de-
siFUyed thousands &c cattle and cher
stOrk, sns immenEs quantities Of shingles
and siases. A lelier in he Charleston
Courier says. : namber Of runaway ne
gsoes. Who hare been IN he Swamp Tor
yrar. have been forced % return 10 llleir
masters, 20 escape he flames; and ono man
aud bis wife, who IN away 90 years aga.
hssing lhrn ono child. returned 10 their
mssicr. seven miles from Seal Va. &C
eosnpanied By fifteen hess,hy children. "a
Of whom were born In the Swamp. Ma
ny brar. and other Wild animals. have
been seen sinre The Gre broke oul.
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M A r r I L d +,

In this place. on Thursday evening the a4th
instant, BY the Rev. CASTOR e. Brown, Mr.. VIII
liam RosrRs, Of this county, to Miss ElIs. >
Hvsxsy, dcnghssr Of Mr.. Allen Husksy.
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A8s@4A
~ -. A. a 80
- ilsafnss - 90 oaal iEls.fsa.
e ae RezRAsa y fazisnA - - -
- e - Pnss&amEs meaauee uki<k MS
mfssrnrs s1e1r slziznz = OssxS- p~q1z-
e - n 0 E<a~oze kur lhe Hr<s hish ssr
calpdsutz enn<sof &c 1rzsrcdr aslzizscs
RI tAs ksxllzA lfoseramezs-a0 any en-
fosremsni a dose as1smed elsiezf e eaf
parL 7Ae knxs@xs e SHnsAef Ped i
err sna unrquiseral. a. Is IN inasrrsisr
question = us eFisis. vksi naY be ils eE
fsxa upon die course 81 sleKiro N rslssicn
. ieAasl May i - saeoafsks hes 10
assume ione and denseanof mhich her
conscious lrciirness % EesiS. aggression
would Otherwise pFesenll
LEI % hope ihat n Psscipiianey of
administrators On boih si6es IN &c in-
compeieHt 10 bring shout results which
every man o. colnmon stnse mpst ccplorr.
A iex fsrauiio6s expressions IN public
dOeuIneni-perhaps mere erroE Of style
may cndanger he peace Of nations.
When win our Chief Magistrates take
Washington and the felhers Of the consti-
tuiaon or their models. and wTile nolking
which ihey eanAnl abaie by. and which
they would not hare engraved in letters Of
adamani.
The news Of ne Oregon debate in Par.
lament exeiles a rood dcal &c speculation
IN our journals. and fear i expressed
hal tie Administration will End il an en-.
barazing mailer 10 steer clear Of collisions
Of sDme Kind. diplomatic OF warlike. Il
they are TO be held strictly responsible for
iheir language on this subject.
The effect Of The news upon the stock
market has hccn 10 create another panic
and there was general fall to-day in al
the stocks offered Cor sale. The depres'
sion was not 90 great, howercr. IS had
been anticipated.
There was meeting Of the citizens a
the . abernacle last evening 10 aid lhs
Piushurg sufferers, az which, afler the .
dopiion % appropriate resolutions, com
miilec Of iifiy was appointed 10 solicii sub
srripiions. The Mayor mentioned III
fact that some donations had been alread,
made. among others ono Of Eve hnndre'
dollars BY Mr.. Asior. The eommi,,e ar
now actively engaged in the duties assign
cd them.
The pilot Of The Swallow, Vim. Burnett
was arrested yesterday and admitted
bill in the sum Of ten thousand dollars b
the United States Commissioner. .a
We have accounts Of new outrage
among tho anii-fcniers In Columbia couI
~. They have established newspape
in Albany, and mean 10 organize then
!. themselves as political parry.
Both Houses Of our Legislature have
J naIry agreed 70 adjourn on the 18th
; May. oil.
6 dur incoming city administration ha'
: determined in CAUCUS upon q univers
sweep ia the offices. ..lo tho ric.ors u
: spoils." is still the cry.
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Ex-Governor jour VI. MoRrHrip has been
n,mina,el by meeting in Montgomery county
a. candidate for Congress in The FsuTth Con-
gressional District.
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APPROPRIATIONS BY THE LAST CON-
GRESS.

The Washington Globe Of Saturday
contains last Of the appropriations ,na"e
bv the las, Congress; Of whiehshe follow
ing is the
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Anaa a
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE corsTy.
In Equiiy-March Term, is<s.
WsLsor, J. Ptfhron, end Ct.sa
sgrinst
-. N p,fs..n.. ...I xfIsss

ILomci B. IIIhsseR. oFd tfktff.
tn this case. Il appearing 10 de fstisfscsioa q
u the coun that The defendants. Thomas D. Pat.
terson and James Patterson, Tor his ksin. II sny)
are not Inhabitants Of This state: Il % ordered ikst
tublicsiion Be made for Six wetis 10 DE Hilisbo-
rough Recorder for aid eetsndahss. Themes Z.
Patterson and James Patterson, Tor his Isprfgn-
faiises,l 70 appesr on or LcfoIe tie next ieim Ct
dis Court 70 be held Cor Orange eovniy, Of he
court.houss In Hillsborough, on the secoEd Mol-
day Of September nest, and plead, answer Or Do
nun 70 the petition, or the same viii te taken
pro eonfesso, and Get down scr bcaring CT Parts
as 10 thtm.
Given under ms band, al Office, in Hiilsbo-
rough, de second Monday Of March, lefh
JAMES WEBB, c. n.
Price adv. "a so. seAtw
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n ML PAT kssussJy = - Tuassgy.
$500 ahafe IN ESQ sEaLs ff..s-s1lEa O.
g s.pEsa q ka B.llse &c. a. "a
Ier dses - eraT she fsrk cpes nee IN
,4e11as< "a ksnsszkSz sszS~< 81 la<kssd
a De Fzsnss peFsnuert ~ ready
~sssss. sisk 80 - e. ~ ssSrie-s9 en-
shn iFa lhasesgh adspf n N &c sshe-
EaEiIef-- sprh a-fng1r q mfsmxls i
su1Aud 10 20 Leiler nzAe Ghan nsfrxqiis.
4ias.~ 80
Quibhling Or ma. we hare . god na.
" u ms sost q Dem0eraIie sgume1fs
i soc. snd skall Occasionally gise ouI
|Hgl.hor he tsncfi cf lien.
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TIE ahsrrileE has psesnrsd de risla e si.is
n ,asuahle improvement Ct The counties q
Ozznyr snd chasksm. and tAkes this method q
hsinxirg i 10 The ailehlion &C lhe puhir. lie has
model. xhish may Be se<n q ths Prinhng Of
Ece. q Il some ether piAce in Ililllosough. for
he rstseni; and those Who are inlfrtsled N rzis-
ing Eers, o. Nho would lie 10 make their own
hcnrx. are inyiied 10 examine II The appended
l<sisr Con Do. Thomas Blown. a Hsrfasd eoun-
3. II this st2ie. senslenaa q iaiellience and
HeliI, land coming. a. d dos& from one who
has fully tested i BY erIerence all ssrve % 81
tisy any one Of he rtilsly q the invention, and
Ct ils great superiority over sny other mode d
raising Bees. The right Cor Palace win be sold
Cor Eve dolars
A. e. MURDOCH.
ornse rOuniy. Ars;i %. 1s--
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List Of Letters,

Remaining in the Pcs
= rough, N. G., on Ii
1916, which, If nc
three months, will |
raj Post Office as d.
A
Starring Aniss, {
A. Andersen, esq. J
B J
A. Bolsnd,
Joseph q. Bacon, 4
Johnson Blackwood, ]
z. s. Benbo,
James Broekwell,
Jehu Brown,
William Barton,
Mosher Barton.
e a..
Mrs, Phebs Clancy,
Robert Check,
Miss Julia Crahsree, :,
Fcity Cable, +,
Reuben Garden, .
George g. Clement, 3 ,
! Rev. J. II. Christie, /,
! Clerk Of County Court
William Couch,
Archibald Carrel,
John n. CLARK,
Thomas Gates,
Nichols ur.iss,N.p
| ID
VIM. Dossicy, { Dentist)
Rev. Robert Davis,
! Willis b. billiard,
Thomas Davis.
Reuben Day,2
Il -. +
: Henry A. Fits,
William T. Faucet,
Rev. CASTOR FaTsr,
Jefferson Fowler,
; Ausburn Fleming,
Billy Farsar.
~
I Jeremiah Holt,
Miss z. L. Hopson.
Mrs. Delilah Hopkins.
| Lamber, W. Hall,
d Isaac Huskey.
|. Michael Holt 4 George
e Kinibrough.
VI 6 Those calling 70
J please say they are adv
. THOS.
d April /.
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Gsea1 ksss mz1z.s1 - kaM3Msnxs
HA~@&@@ &s~@ Ena<A Huesz fnnsA Ne4.
nS&a&41 s@& Ina m.4srs "a C0se sxk Ts<sxi4.
sn& Gmp Lend CO ga Me Fylx = Fsasxl.
fHnA G1x Ga. &C. Ahasl - kaS W.
knizdsg c1saA. kaE.sax ksEas. Ki-asia Iesgxr
Pa sFass slzn&z 1ssa.l nc fnaserireaSE 90
PasA hsAAs~s Gsss kser sssAA In Cssa
Tea. enaw knissx. &c.
nxy kzns 10 sszessS . 3~{Ss~ q O. a<za
Moe L al cnzkng El&4<.wk j 81 sd IA
Yrlak. az sAsrAf srse sssh rr6<szl safiaarsnn.
TAey have en hsnA . kw nEnra SeAf Lad
Lsnps nAirh burn siEhss | sd = c.. nsin4 30
hally cneAalf - sKfsn< a ak1 kshak Ala
ons lard n Lad
An q he slSae Nh he - - So e.. q ra
o shsn eseds . rununal sreiruk
Apra - Ts~
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go. s.~rE MASON q TrrTLE. We
III - wfaian ssrrst SsH Yek. ~ 81
susAoi 4 ssenas 81 fsOcsrh.s sAaerd<n@aas i
tAai cilg.
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fHE UNITED STATES AID NrxIco.
AainFihgrni s0rrrspandrnlaflhe N.w
Orleans Jrnssonian. wTiiing lfUm FsTs
rrsr. sats.
~T'l.r nrws of the Ensl aeiion n The
SsaaEe IN he Jesse rtsaluiiun vns re-
Friua hvrs u re d-ys siars. and eaEsrs
nnsl. surprise alBong loIrignrs and sx-
filpmrnl among aaiisss. Anexprrsswas
l'amsdsairly ssnl BY The onmsndani
lirnrrs; II this place 10 MrAira. eonmu-
tirzling Illr inirlligenee n Government.
,nd consequently considerable anxiety =
~ here &, knew ul.ai eun - vii he
sinp ed b. Congress in the mailer. The
bore tnert upon the sahj~et the -
shle do I end mysrlf 10 give an opinion
y 10 what v IN be the course pursurd by
iexira in this Ease. 0ne lhias j. mnst
eerlain. that she finds herself m Tie mast
swkward position hat can be imagined.
She is not in situation 10 keep hrr head
abose wafer IN time af peace, and where
d she 60 GET The funds from 10 sspp0n ,
saI! The srlual q yernmsni. BY MOI
DECLARING war against The unEed States.
! Mould b. p,acing = terrible engine in The
! lands Of ,le reirnlly fallrn party. 10 be
ueed u ainsl isself IN sueh manner rs 10
| jspaFdixe greatly is exist nee. u isim-
possible To say ahai will he danr; but !
think that Government mutt declare war
10 save itself. In very few days We
shall knaw something ccr,ais. aud per-
hsps even before the sailing Of ,his YES
sell" .-a
Th- fallnwing is an extract Of letieI
received by gentleman in the city Of Ba.
iinore, dated ..s
Il ..rera Cruz, Msssh 20, iss5.
\ a Congress has been IL session on th'
subrctollh the Texan resolutions g, CT sine,
The meas of their passage BY the Uni eS
States Congress was received. A grea
many propositions have been discussed
such =. war, auu-;nlerconrsc. expulsion
of Americans. confiscziion Of America
property and vessels. nu, nothing oi III
. / md he's been dccrecd vet; and. when Nh
tifsi impression is over. they will no dout
Il gomors mildls 10 work. as what can the
expect iih Observation-Disclosures againi
E.Leir powerful neighhors'" -
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, BLANKS for SAFE q, Chi, olEcs.
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{ hssles W. Johnston.
Mary Jsnney.
MARY Jasksou.
L
A. e. Lynn,
J. D. I.estheIs,
Mrs. Sarah Link.
Joseph Lasta.
M
Frederick Moi1e,
Thomas MJrecken,
Mrs. Mary Murdah,
Mrs. Jane Nike,
John Moore,
John Minnis,
Francis Murray.
o
Thomas D. Oldham,
David Outlaw.
p
L. X. Pratt, /:
X
William Reswls,
David Roach
5
samue! s+ayhom,
John Spoon,
Samuel 7. Sugg.
James Sims.
T
William Thomas
James T. Terry,
Lsncy Te,terton.
Y
Sampson Vaughn,
John FsEn.
w
David Warren,
Francis Worsham,
Joseph Wedding,
Miss Margaret Woods
Samuel Woods, or John
L. Woods,
James r. Watson,
John L. Woods.
or the above letters, will
Iertised.
CLANCY, p. n.
&c
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Remaining in the Post Office nj Hillside
rough, N. G., on tie lst day Of April,
1916, which, if not taken oui within
three months, will be sen, 10 the Gene
raj Post Office AZ dead ietlsEs:
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49, sts,''-."'' ""'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-08
Twenty-Eighth Congress,
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE
SATURDAY, Feb. 8, ls45.

A communication was received from tss Post OF.
foe Department, in reply 10 resolution Of the Senate
of the 55lh ut relating 10 the failure Of the mails
between this place and New Orleans.
MIR. BUCHANAN presented petition from Wayne
county, Pennsy lvans, praying the Senate 10 jet
all propositions for tho annexation OF Texas.
Mr. HUNTINGTON from the Committee on CON-
meres asked that il be discharged from the further
consideration of The memorial Of certain cluLs1a Of
New Castle county, Delaware, for an appropriation
for tho erection OF Court House IA that place which
was agreed To-
Mr. ARCHER presented petition from citizen,
Of Pennsy lvania, praying for change in the naIu.
raIizaton laws.
Mr. HANNEGAN called up the ontresolution o'
the relief OF Seth NJ. Leavenwoth which was real 4
third lime and passed.
The bill reducing the rates of postage, etc, las
passed by the following vote, viz
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Ashley, Anterior,
Barrow, Bates Bsya-d, Benton, BeIrien, Br,ese Blu.
chanan Choate, Cntienden, Dayton, Dickinson, Dir,
Evans, Fairfield Foster, Francis, Hende son, Hun
t,ngton, flanagan, Johnson, Meriek, Miller, Moore
head, Niles, Porter, Rlyes, SlmmonS Sturgeon Tap.
pan, Upham, Walker, White, Woodhfldge Wool.
bury-3o
NAYS-Messrs. BaRby, Clayton, Colquu, Han.
negan Haywood, Huger, Lewis, McDuhe, Man
gum, Phelps, Semple, SevIet-l2.
The Senate then went into an Executive Session
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From the Phiiadeiphia Inquirer.

RELIC "A day or two ago" an oak was cut
down al short distance from Harrisburg (and
old revolutionary relic, known as Pa1ons Church,
which, upon counting the growtbs, proved to be
four hundred years DID, and perfectly embedded in il
at height of thirty feet from the ground, was
found well shaped stone mortar and pestle and an
instrument very much resembling our axe, though
much smaller in size. They had evidently been pla-
ced in the crotch Of the tree which had grown toge
Their over them, and from an examination Of the
tlon it is perfectly manifest that they must have been
there at least 800 years. They very hard finty
stone, and in their finish exhibit much skil'
They should have "spared that tree"
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NEW MUsIc-JUsT RECEIVED.

..... NEW MUSlC-JUSI RECEIVED.
WIN. FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, two
w door east OF 18th street, has Just received the
following new pieces which will be sold at reduced
price
Balfes celebrated Opera Of the Bohemian Girl bound
in one volume complete
Musical Souvenir, 1916
The Lunatic--song-by Jno. c. Andrews, Esq
The Peace Of Home-comp. by Geo. Lindley, ESQ
The Zephyr-a prize glee for three voices, by John
Clarke
III pray Tor thee-from the opera Of Lucia de Lam
ermoor
Sweet home Of my childhood-by 1t. Col. Fraser
Take back The gems you gave me-Geo. Lindey
Art thou In tears!-comp. by r N. Crouch
It's sad 10 part % J. Ling
Farewell TO thee JR Ling
Beauties from Donijsttis opera OF Lucreca Borria-
by G. Terney
Night and morning-music by c. Maeder
salot - France, from the opera Of La File du
Regiment
The Ivy walt,
The Elm wsltz-Labitshcy j.nls
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IMPORTANT ITEMS.

We clip the following from the Baltimore
Patriot:
TEx.s-A letter from a distinguished source 10
Washington, says: Texas, think, is dead for thi,
session"
And the following from the United States
Gazette:
WAsHrNeTos, Feb. 5, 1916.
J. r. CHANDLER, Esq,-Mr. Benton made inn
portant movement in the Senate, to-day, the sub
iect Of Texas by introducing bill for its anness-
lion totally different in character from the joint reso-
luton passed by the House, to which il will provs
complete counter check
The Wings consider themselves saved by
Colonel Benton. No doubt they will have bon
fires and illuminations In honor Of him.