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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30

ruvHE subscriber make further reducon the
pces Of MS But while he docs mis- he
shall he finished IN the neat md tsta
tai heretofore characterized his establishment and
rven il such with the The subscriber
and Boots be purchased at stores
same the ordinary refuse
stock those manufacture will cheapest In the end Con
try Produce taken In exchange fair prices Can az his old
stand nnposne Brow nlng's 9n 80 A. kNODLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
TO RACHELORS.

yHyE undersigned hand for cash. Trac
Chans barred Locks Cheis Files all
single Buttons with general assortment OF Hard Ware
caiIand see A. BIRD,
Opposite Palmer House
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HNHE undersigned respectfully inrns the public that he has
-, sses 40 sss%s tor the e ses n any county IN
hed to form personal acquaintance and 70 make with
and the receipts forwarded him without the risk Of transmitting
payment, lands also
renting o improved nds aud the collection Of lie
also make sale COT non residents and others
with large portion Of the lands themselves in the noer pan Of
the having employed the
the and BY the State commissioner IN selecting large portion
render satisfaction to all who may employ him.
SO any county; and per $40;
hostages To be paid IA addition.
Reference is madeTo Fletcher Ruler and o. a. smith Ao
ncyss N.Mcfary, Alfred HARRISON Merchants, ndanaeos James
Pennington Esq., eue iIau,e; lmen For, Wayne; Mica
grave WHITE and Funding StesS { Co.'S Msrcn,n. Ph%s
pha; Hon. Tomas H. Blake Commissioner Of General Land Oce
WAR IN THEE NORTH.
n Intentions has added hs extensive Of Stoves
Buclx's celebrated Patent,
pissed lie invites the public sa ans examne these stoves nd
a y "t '9s9''n '-e-l'4 pY's waiSWe%r
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
10 000 BEST SpnishCigars, Havana Princpee Regaa
Io,OoO Tahaeos Nssros Sei 20 900 half Spanish
s Tace" as aSeSsh twist N"ioS ee zoo
pounds dried chewing Tobacco boxes
blythe which b: low g,iess
on EEYsWARE AND GLASSWARE.
81 Teas Plates Dishes Bowls, Pitchers,
snund Tumber Preserve Dishes Moasses cans
pe Casters saltsees, etc. which will sell cheaper than
Sly J. NICOI.Af.
EASTERN AND SPANISH LEATHER.
s received Of Spanish and Cincinnati Sole Leather
81 Morocco Eastern Upper Leather Philadelphia
binding
ETC. kinds ofGxins which Lwi sell at reduced prees
= SLY q. J. NiCOLAT.
LEATHER.
d. TALBOT keeps constantly hand excellent
- of Leather Of all kinds. Is
PAPER.
full Cap Letter Wrapping
- and also Bcnnet boards o superior quality al Of which
viii he sold at greatly reduced prices for Cash Ragshy
December 26, l8i4- al DAVID CRAfGIlEAD
HOUSE WORK.
THE subscriber continues manufacture Tin Valley Trough
Conductors, &C. cheap for cash.
LOOKING GLASSES.
LARGE nd splendid Of Mahogany and Pine frame
N Looking Classes ef All sizes received GRAYDoNs
LARD WANTED.
TINE subscriber will purchase all the Lard brought TO him at
nrices for cash. and goods IN Nerwoods block
ne1rTcpl -shethc Palmer IIouse. 2s-tt E-HEDDERLY
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BOOKS.
GUITAR, or, THE ROSE-BOWER.
- A Tale Of Persia.
BY JOHN S. REID, ESQ.,

: JOHN z :
ruyE with TRANSACTIONS from the Persian OF
u win be publish
early June gany finied and bound fancy
style
P. Chapman, state Printers Indianapolis.
Dec -
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NEW AND VALUABLE WORK!
NOW PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE,
The Indiana Annual Register ana
Packet Nnnu:,i. for the year TS45.


" Prosecuting Attorneys, Clerks, Recorders, AudiTs,
Teasrrrs sheriff. Jaers Comm Assessors School Com
Peace Attorneys Law, Ministers, Phys
Merchants Post Offices and Post Masters Nooscs
Of
Affairs which wiz be highly useful and
convenient to every cizen The whole complied the
This work will contain about 100 10 no.
type, and the best Iaiy made expressly for
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The Daily Memorandum and Pocket
Account lsOnix. for the ycar lSA5.

daily and
every professional and nsnrs Th work viii
70 6 mos printed paper having memo
in the time and interest
nd OF
specially pupusece s.. 81 2 and 50 aeabiy
style doing up; Moroco tncks being th, highest priced
addressed C. b. Davis Booksrl
Members the legislature
paid, or otherwise. VIII prompt attention. l
indianapolis, Oct %, 1874. 20n
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NEW LIVERY STABLE,

Sale and Commission Establishment.
TBNHE subscriber has just completed the
n IN IL Of Of the elegant and
IA fef modious stables in the west situated the al
ke5p 8&1SI tey OF House, indianapolis,
~ III where he win he prepared all times receive
W sell horses commission and keep horses
nv the day His old stable Of the Palmer HOUSE. is in
operation Horses and carriages all times hire al both
others visiting Indianapolis,
horses reasonable stable Ell
,ber in town or country JOHN LISTER
Novo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
ROOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.

- FH,IIE undersigned Is very thank ul for the ibe-
3 raj patronage bestowed on him for The two
- past years, and he hspes merit a
SzH 80 OF the He aaers himself that his in
dustry punctualiy and strict attention TO business,
10 be able 10 give satisfaction 10 al who may give
CALL He settled himself In this place. aud Is
thing and cheap
other establishment He will sell bis work correspond WIN
and anutscoy shalt sell lower for cash than MS
and Shoes
for yourself
Hides Talow Beeswax Feathers Flour Wheat, &c &c VIII NJ
Shop few doors east OF vance
Justice sephens's office OF those IN
deta will take due notice. 32-y WILEY L. BATES 3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
SPRING SEAT SADDLES.

" Esbcr her has spring seat saddle which be
for connf and
rider and orse lie desires call and examine them They
WILDE sold low. j. J. BUGH,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
yam. Nv. Weaver g. CharIes WiIIiams.

WIN. w. Weaver a. Charles Williams.
IA Il NDERTAKERS and Coffin makers inform the public
AA u they tn
aSA with
k6E the trouble Of attending the death friend
~ prepared undertake the whole business Of funerals
They furnish
riaees IL required They collins
~ Attendance all hours. Their arngemen ennbe them
Ea do their business lower than heretofore. All orders from the
promptly attended to.
indianapolis, Jan. 1874. 29-0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30

JOSEPH II. STRETCBEIs,
Undertaken and CO6in-Maker,
Washington Street, Nearly Opposite the Post Office.
a n ESPECrFULLY Of indianapolis
E5rA and its vicinity, that he will give his
above business, with view release friends Of deceased
from the Indispensable trouble attending the death OF
E# friend, undertake the
FS4 whole business of funerals IL desired thereof
F4t3 reasonable furnishing horse
M heare built after the approved STYLE Also, carriages
- requisite apperanng above business.
J. s. would further that he will make his charges
lble TO persons in the country.
NR-Auendance al all hours Should the subscriber Gail In any
81 the above engagements charge will be made.
!. I STRETCuER.
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BOOK kimberly
and Blank Book Mandatory,
AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
LA Ne d LZELL,

So 0%FBLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS-S0
AND WHOLESALE
KEILL Keep constantly hand their Bipdery, situate
w Washington Office, directly
opposite the Post Once fun and suppl? of the various
tcts usually kept in similar establishments, viz;
Ds' Records c Deny, Medina, Royal and Super Royal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30

Also description Of Blank Books
they make Of the and improved patent method seg
which renders them ncompaahy those
Of the old modes BY nparng them Ear
strength aud durability and thereby preventing from
speedily 10 decay, has heretofore Oen the
Atso binding with and of
binding superior TO that which has heretofore been general
Old books bound In any style desired favorable
The Patent Ruling Machine,
y used in all Of Blank Book Binding This
cdey Improvement upon the former machines pur-
RAGS wanted in exchange @ books binding cash, and
nlerm OIL IN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30

NEW AIksE1vAL OF GlkOCERIES.
LBS Goldfish barrels of Mackerei 30 dried
WV Scotch erngs barrels No Molasses do. s.
H. Moasses pounds Saeru - boxes Malaga Rasins DO
do do Water Crackers Ponnds Carolina
100 New York Table Salt coo Lead 400 do.
kegs Dponts cawder 300 Regatta Cigars
Spanish, Rio Coffee Imperial
Y. o.
the subscriber As he stocked
Of TOYS and Notions hand invites
public generally call and them They
usual determined sell
profit, to keep the going. CHARLES MAYER,
O he Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
HARDWARE.

UIsT received Philadelphia aiGraydon's Hardware Store
% Sign large addition former stock embracing
sicke
assorted cast Steel shear STEEL American blister
spring STEEL anvs and vices, eksmlths bellows castings
Coers TOOLS patent Curry Feshersand
and Pianshed tin Glass lanterns
celebrated and hanging lamps for lard
building materials OF all kinds saey, fancy aud plain
leather, Hog SKINS oil cloth capetng Mahe castings
for coach aud brass wire; kettles &c &e
adi June I, 1874 so
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
GROCERIES.
,,,,,, .xn,pr,rvr Ee,t& AT THE SIGN OF THE
II = 1' - " - Nhf5 CHINA PIG.

Cheap Goods for Cash or Trade.
r.. EaEDDERLY.
HAS received in addition his neral
consisting Of tile following; choice selec
Family staple Dry Goods, Hard China Glass
and shoes Cotton Tin
Eahen Tobacco Snuff and Cigars, and
other articles 10 tedious 10 menlion
E. n respectfully inrms citizens of this place and vicinity
Vinegar
Sarine Candies
low and give better light Cash paid for Land l-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
Planes. Carpenter and COoper's FOels

P1lUCN, EdIVtHttF sEIIst VVWVCL VVs-S.
VARIETY OF Carpenters and Cooper's tools received
~ made by the best mechanics and not be beat
Hardware iekes Axes Spades
Shoye Chains other articles numerous TO menon
which will very low for sh country produce.
will highest market price for Wheat Rye Fiaxseed
ev, Lard, etc. in goods or cash please call and
ami the articles J. Nl1pLAi,
doors we Of floei
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30
TAXES IA TNa,UANA.

Wick & p.uporn s. Hs,., sO-S S D. D0'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
..M.ARRXER.

On Saturday evening the l3th inst, By the
Rev Thomas D Hoover, MrWM FITzsIMMons.
Of Harpers. Ferry, 10 Miss SePHrAsHfLLIAap. 81
Lcesbnrg, Loudoun county, Va.
Al Harpers Ferry, on Sunday evening the llth
instant, BY the Rev. James Ssnks, Mr.. DURRErr
COATES 10 Miss ISABELLA AMANDA WEAVING.
daughter Of Mr.. JohA Weaning-ail ofihe abor
named place.
On The 9Th inst, inl Staunton, By the Rev
Castieman. 6EohGE w. STRIBLIEo, ESQ
son co., VI, TO Miss MARy. dsuehie.s
Df. John King. Of Dinwiddie
On ibe 2o,h ult., ~ The Rev Et n.,:.
HARRIsoS McCoRMIcF. 10 Mis- Mr. NJ. -
~ f q fr-s4asriek CO., VA,
On the same day, 81 the ,am. n.
yIsoS to Miss Maria jaw liz err Il, 81 -.
rick co., Va. = kfsus.
i On the 9th ult., by ihe Rev. All. u Ro.a ~
SAMUEL HARDY to Miss MaRY s 49, =, NJ ~
Winchester. - r - =
On the Sd inst by The Rev. S. " RI,k. s..r,x
=; McIohMicK TO- MARIA e. NEWTON, daughter
= '"e ia'e Augusune Newton, all Of Alexandra.
IN "wednesday the 10th inst. BY the Rev. s. Co.
RosE-ali OF toudoun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

ported n fsver Of the -enIsfgemenf and incrsss
efeszeissey 81 the present sysiesn, tsesrisg
ltocesisin he slenests Of The best scheme inal
soel5 Be adopted. Bot not 20 shepsh; esns's.--
ss.srEL y Jar,sEs e Leotean ahd Qtsntt q
EDercros AZ 0his cou1iy prsssnisd Niseril]
IRsP6si, drsl,rinr sgsinst he s1'siersy ~ -
sy,',u, ard proposinr piss o. DlsrE,ersenooLs
enbrssine nat reported 81 he President and
Directors Of he Literary Fnnd u le4f
Ths psfscipaI lssinrss o. this sysisu arr, "a
IHrids the counties into distrieis, fsr which
school Con mi,,isners are 70 y e;ecled b. ID.
people, Instead Of beiag arPoiated b. lbe Court.
/ To support he schools. which are ID be com
men 70 he children Of 81. aux j. 10 b laid BY
each conniy. The. sggssgs.e az Which Il 10 :
applied with the queia received aunaslly from
ths present Literary Fund His czlcuissed ina,
tse price Of iuiiisn per snnum for each scholar
ssll pot eIeeed sir deiIrs Every child nov
educated, even 10 the pisinsst way costs moi les,
thar tl9 The object seens 70 Dr., 10 10 swsy
me disfnciion between indisent and olher chill
dreB-sto itrsi rprSd
Among he Distinguished gentlemen Who hear.
lily embraced bIr. Jasney = sobstitufe, sss An
DhEw srEvEsscE, Esq, Friend Janpss, By his
anpteieuding department, plain good sepse, and
Logical style Of speaking, made decided impress
sion upon bis large and attentive auditory.
Towards The Gloss Of The preceeding;, very
ANNA Ted and elcquent debate occurred upon The
question .. converting the Atmory into Mill
iary School for Boys, and upon The proRris,y Of
Military education VI eli 10 Ibis country. Pro.
fessor Gsrlsnd Professor Maxwell, and oihers,
deprecated the infnsion Of military spirit into
our people--,he fssper genusmtn Incughrude-
moraliEins 10 general way, snd The latter thal
We we're soficienIly pugnaeious already.
| Or Plnmer and Gel Dimmock. maintained the
opposite Of aIilhis. and cited Instances Of many
distinguished dlvines who had bsen educated ii
Yves, Point and oihe: military schools. The de-.
bate was mol lass representative than witty, and
produced very pleasant eject upon the audi.
enee bal the eirii spirit prevailed over the mill
fary BY, small msiority, and the subject was in.
definitely postponed. Still, 1 have no doubt the
subject will be pressed in The legislature.
The Convection brske up hsrmoniossIy, bul
still doubf,asl have done from The 6rsi, the sue.
cess OF any sneh scheme this Winisr. We have
too many wise men in our Legislative bali, andin
The struggle 70 have the paternity Of scheme,
syery plan will be dsfesied. hops may prove
20 Be in this case falss prophet. 10 the mean.
while, during The maturing Of ssysiena, let the
people continue 10 pour 10 their menorials-le
them march up TO the difficulty and say they are
ready to De taxed for this great purpose, and
then The Legislature will be kept up 10 The pro.
per point.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
EorcATIos CONVENTION.

Ta:s eody, snbraeing nearly aao .peeisidsls-
sa;kS, as.snbsci en- Wednesday he 10 b instant,
WsLL,Au II Macr.kLAsD, Eq-, in the chair
The cea,sa,ioa. was finally organized, u the
sapsistnsat Of Cor. MCDOWELL as P,esR
deaf, Mo delivered saOsi eesatifal and htsf,-
s.:rtirc speech, which seemed q aaakssf ne =
zssl Ia he hsspsa 81 every one Rtesen,
Esshs Z CO Presidents sets chosen, 10 vii ;
Jaass. John T. Lomax, Judge E1Sia S. Dan-
!. ssa, Thcn>s ! Randolph, Es9Tsf Alssmaris,
- ss;.es Patrick bf Kaasyha. Allen r. Ca
nertasasf Menroe, Wlliam H.. Maefarlatd Il
5 Gishnoaa cil5 I4nss y. carsoe Of F:ssetisk,
AID samusl Waits Of Norfolk County,
Jbhn 4. Gallakcs and Richard 3. Geoeh were
arIsbsnsea Seetetariss.
The conse1lipn vas n session three dal :,
holdgas uasning and evening sessions abe re
,ast yssIous plaos sf Eaacslion we're submit
I'D. Asi he commistse en- conuea schso:s re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Our friends ~ho nay IS dssifous 81 procuring
prrsenss for The Holidays. sie referred 10 d.
Annaals and Gems which my Be procured j
The Store ef Messrs. ]. J. M,LLER 4 WooDs.--
An opporfuniiy i nov afforded 81 ob,ainins
Ksepsakssof some value; md what Is mere e..
tessisg than 10 give and receive some bright ..
membranes Of friendship and afeciion-
/ W. have on. our ta6le, ihe sCHRisTiAN'u
AHsyAL CO.. lsls.n embellished, and containing
shori shaP,ers Of an interesting character. The
epnifioaiop, named On The title page, give evi,
denes ihF his Annual Is equal % the best in lite
Fsfy sxeestiOa; i j. superior l. nearly 81 be,
side, IL ~ frst requisites or ! Chrisss-a sou
senir. -
aGsay,s Strev !, ;il.sfatet viii engraving!
| Is before ds The Elssy itself has long been
universally Acknowledged q one q ne nos'
eleeaat compositions lhat The English language
ever produced From Toe prefaes se learn ina.
GsserAl Wolf received . copy on ne evs q
The assault % Quebse be vas % struck wan
il beauty, that he IS said 10 have exeiainea'
tha, n gosls have preferred being e aulaoa'
10 Tia. sf bsing he victor In the projected ~
lack 10 which be 20 gloriously lost his HE.
The GxMloP Tnr SEAsoEn j. new claim
ant Tor public favor: i. may we'll calculate on
4 cordisl reception from the admirers Of ehaste
and classic composition and finely touched en-.
cravings. We doubt no, that q Discerning
public win award il The palm, and prCnounce ],
fully ensitled iofits name. 10 style Of execution
and beaulY NJ napeE i 4 not snrnas.ee hr So
The oblse, of i,slsdi,or, to weave wreath Of
poetic beauty, such o. the most delicate and re-
6ned taste should not hesitate, nay, should be
ambiiiops 10 wear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
THE MARKETS.
Office Of ihs Baltimore .d'neriesn, I
December is. S, r. n.

CATTLE. The offerings al the scales
comprised l650head. Of which $50 remain
over unsold, lS4 head were driven 10.
Philadelphia, and the balance. amounting
to GIG head, were taken on account Of
packers and butchers a. 81 50ab2 10 per
100 lbs. on the hooi, equal TO S3s$5 rs
net. "A few extra brought, SD. Average
rate Of sales 80 III
HOGS.-Thkre i a full supply Of live
Hogs at markstabut the demand is les,
active and PRICES have decl,seds Va,
now quote al $5aS5. 25. The latter tais
Tor small parcels.
FLOUR.-The market for Howard 81.
Flour was quiet on Saturday. Holdsrs
asked S. Sl4a5B 81 bu. nd sales al these
rates. One sals Of 400 bills was made q
So rs. To day there vas more inquiry.
and over 1000 lbbls mixed bIands hare
been pnrcha sed 1t 1915. which We quote
as the current rate. The receipt prics
i from cars is SIS 62a.
A sale OF COP obs. City Mills Flour
wa, made to-day al 1913.
/ GRAIN The supply Of Wheat d
market to day was rather small. Sales Of
good TO prime reds were made at ll2'
liz cents, and 81 ordinary 20 good At log
la liz cents. Sales Of family 6our white
4 Wheats At lisa 1872 cents.
| Sales Of white Corn al 69s70 cents, sai
Of yellow al 72s73 cents.
| Oats sell al 44a45 cents.
| WHlSKEY. There Is no inquiry Z
day and we are without transaction TO re-
lpori. We quote Fhhds, at 30 cents. aDt
bbIs. a. 30 cents. At which rates sales VsT,
made on Saturday last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
Death Of Commodore EiIiot..

The Philadelphia papers announce the
cath 81 Commodore JESSE D. ELLIOTT,
At, bis residence in, that city on Wednes-
day week. He was Commandant Of the
Navy Yard attha, station. The Ledger
THE Commodore has been i'll for The
last six months Of complication Of dis.
or iers, including disease Of the heart.
HI was unconscious, we learn, Tor the last
forty eight hours3previous 10 bis death
He was in the sixty second year 81 his
age at the time Of his decease."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
coMMITTEEs IN THE SENATE.

{.
The following Standing COMMITTEES Of the Sc
nate Of Virginia we're announced BY the Speaker,
on Thursday last
Committee on Claims--Me Wiley, Bon6u.
rant, Gusuant, Mccauley, Sutton, Sloan and
Stanard. II
On General La,cs-M essrs. Thompson of Ka-
IA whs, wallace, Thompson Of Amherst, Wool
lolk, Stanard, Baptist and Cspertons
\On Coaris Of Justice Messrs.I Voolfolk
Thompson Of Aphers,, Wallace, Tsylor, Which
OF, siringet and Gsllaher.
On In.ertaI improvements -Messrs. McMullen
Cox, Bpndurant, Wiley, Rogers, Piper, CrumP
Slosn and Csperton.
On the Militia - essrs. Wallace, Crump, Ro
gers, shcCauIey, Piper, Gallaher and Deneaie.
Committees toH act jointly with the Committee
Of The House Of Delegates;
To eramine ths Treasurer's accounts = Messrs
Cox, Sloan, Gallaher, Dennis, Woods, Moor
and Crawford.
To sTamine The Neutrality-suspicious. Piper
Dennis, CfumP, Spark, Garrett, Moore AM
Smith. II
To sramias The Library-Messrs. Stansrd, Gar
ret, Spark, Wi,cher and Thompson ofAmherst
f To examine he yarmory-Messrs. Rogers
lcrump, Mccaulsy, Wiley, Gallahsr, Piper AM
Deneale,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Commiitee Of Foreign Relations The
Committee Of foreign affairs in the U. s.
House Of Representatives, comprises in
Edividuals of eli shades Of opinion. The
chairman. C. Ingersoll, OF Pa, is red.
hot Oregon man. but bis ardor will De
cooled in some measure. il is TO be hoped.
by Messrs. Rbett. Of S. c.. Payne Of Ala.
Cobb Of Georgia. and Truman Smith Of
Conn. Rhett and Payne are Calhoun
men,-Cobb and Smith, Wings. Caleb
B. Smith, Wing, ofIndiana, Is also on The
Committee, bulye kno VI moi his ri. re m
THE 0reeon question, The other noem.
bers are Messrs. Bedinger. Of Va. Cullom
Of Tenn and Perry Of Md. These last
are all Democrats ~. Y. Jour. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

= q q -
-.,.rs:.s o 1sr. herkiner q 4. n The
ne orss- - - ~. SoS.rs.s e sxses.e
aPpsoprisis fre bS.s,ss ss,'',. ~, - =
sesislne fse1 ITO. lSr ,his Dorpo.s. m IS.
ndsi.l ~, rsfsyssl q he eonnil,ss % Rsss.
'au1aarI s'.in<
kzipAr, Dec. y.
~ 49,, >. e'o - 9, io.dsI-
$780, .' ,t1 -. .. g tsnn. ,n.
. &c prese.s c..s,.-. ~, 49,. go, -.
ss:s e , s.y .s =. ssss:. e a asl
mere Rs di,'inS,i.s.s s;~.,,f e, s',., .ss,s,
ADD ability. lie rls rs,Ioos WIG. 81 nes g
oenutsd b. episie.s uue.IIed for before his op.
Peesls AeJsoinN I'D Aondsy.
MONDAY, Dec. ~
SkAA11.
g .Fasy-ogss'n.
NJ. CsN called Up me resolutioo'
.e'oss soonined y nim relative %
T ,rs Solo,uon O ne Army and Navy,
.9o Pav'ng oeen read, Mr.
49, e'nsu .nsf 70 speech Of some
800 =. !. Nn,en pc took occasion %
- ~ soosIe.ol inai an important cri-
-. = rr.o.e.iee ana tnat Sine dan.
HI 10 ..,;a .m@nea,. Inc Claims Of
~ s he SAID. are irreconcila-
= .;ls ~, = s,N calamity and should
:. nere Is greater caiamis
- 49, ~, mar -. na'ionai disno-
-. Piesensions o. tne Two coun-
800 r,s ses1 mat mere - no common
- $500 - n.sn ~ car meet onail
,h;..; -. 40, nf. fiestoent, sucn 2
NJ ~ ~ 20 = e 'louen' o..
res.ad I'm = IS . hesitation 10 saw
ing that II il eouiyslept 10 = declaration Of
war. and that bostili,ies nnsl Commence
mon he tern;na,;ar n he vear,s no,ics
Danger can neither be ayefted nor avoid
eddy indifFsrence. Lei US then look our
diff culties boldly "a ire face. l hesitate
not 10 declare that the only way ID avert
! var Is 10 unite with All The energy God
has given us : public differentiation 10
carry Il on with vigor. MI. G. quoted
largely from The speech Of Lord John
Russell In The House 81 Come ns On the
4th April last 10 SHOW me little probab;li,y
that exists that ENGLAND will recede from
me position she bss ,aken ON This oues.
lion. Mr.. Cas- having concluded be was
followed by-. q
MI. Maseuui who deprecated The Ia
PRODUCTION Of the resolution, and their
consideration Al his fine. MN. re.
eret,ed exceedinclvthe course or the re-.
marks Of The Senator from Michigan.
That gentlemen, Is said. pfofessed a Der.
fec, co;nc;denca u on;n;sn Win Ihe ~.
ecuiiye I'M rs lcer,sinly toni yerv
STRANGE way Of shoWing 4 Mr.. n. said
Re nad an homes confidence "a lshe Pre-.
sidept OF he ~ Sts.es on This question,
and uas willing toleaye the matter in bis
bands
c..