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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-14

We have used the above named Plougbs
and ScTapers, and fully accord in the above
statement.
l. Fisher II Heating, If A Fan,
I II Wansly, George R0bb, :. IL Wansly,
J as D Hester, Oliver Barrett. WI Bowman
We have used the PIoughs manufactured
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-14

Wanted ot tho Dricl, Stable,
G5oME COCA Hesaefs and Drasmen, 20
- whom good wages and constant I'm
ploymeat VII be gwen. We wish Work-
ing mea-obeEs need notaRply, as they vii
soon be discharged
BLhCIzNAN. WiNFORD & CO.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-14
-NOtLce.

By "A. SIDNEY Perkins. D. c.
Feb. Ia. 1915. fpr fee go 1751 3l-4t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-14

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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
NOT TO BE noNR

ArlSasant correspondent 81 Bo..c,
paper, writing ffSm New Orleans. oivs-
The following Incident:
You can buy nSshing il New O..
leans i"r less 'haA pieayune. CopDers
are hardly known, and dimes aad ninss
Pehce' Boston cunsncy) pass iudiscrimi.
nately for bits. was amused a ! litlls
incident which saw on beard enc sf the
western boats.
A man from The north tried ls pass 10
coPPeiS on 9 sucker, "a native Of Iudransl
for dime.
What bs they" inquired The sucker.
DOTanes.
!" calculate they're cents. . replied tbs
northumberland you readf'
II reckon DOt," said The olhsr: sana
what's mere old boss, allow don't want
TO. What Is cents, kiIsterf''
81 VOW 10 Ndges," )" said tee New Eng
lander, you are verse thar the hestbenl
Cehts is moDey, sartin! Ten ofthem are
worth one dime. DoH'i you see Il says
there E PIUribus Unum,-ibs,,a n. "a,
Tin for Hail Columbia! and here i,,s inaeri.
bed 'oAe cent?
'LsOk here. Stranger responded he
sucker, 'you may ruh that. saw on a hoes.
leF or WOslTeEiBe, but I'sn dod rOtted IN
you Yankee me with The contusiVo
stuff ;"
And be nalebsd off 10 the social hall.
% lnddIge in drink sf corn whiskey, in
compliment 70 his own ssgaciiy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
MYSTERlous AFFAIR

BY q letter received from a gentleman
residing in Luray, Page county, Virginia,
we are informed that on the 2Olh Of Oc,
tober, party were exploring limestone
cavern, known ia that neighborhood a.
McCoy's Gave, when one OF the gentle>
men observing that the floor ofa small
apartment which they were in, sounded
as though Ihereswss a cavity beneath, he
searched carefully for an aperture, and
at length lOund large slalactite that had
evidently IsIlen from above; he removed
il with the assislAncs Of his friends and
saw an opening about thirty inches in die
ameter. They attached lamp to q Rum.
Der OF handkerchiefs lied TO each other,
and lowered il as far as they would roach
-and saw that The bottom was no more
than ten or eleven feet below them
The light was so dim that nothing could
be dislinguishsd-however they imme.
diateiy lowered small ladder that had
been brought for the purpose Of explOra-
tioH--and one OF the gentlemen descen.
ded--he stepped upon an object that was
unlike The rocks in other paris of The
cave, and upon looking at it discovered
TO his horror, that it was the body OF o
man!
The face, hands, and legs below the
knee (the rest Of the body being clOthed)
had much the appearance of an Egyptian
mummy, being dried and shrupken to the
bones.
1t was dressed with pair of buckskin
short breeches, fastened at the knees with
feDr buttons, stockings thai seemed to
have been made Of yavn, but only small
portion rembined, The coat was oFblue
cloth, entire, but so rotten that il came
to pieces when slightly pulled--Vest ofa
lighter colOTed cloth, and steel or iron
buttons.
There was no ha: seen, and the hair,
which was dark brown, was slightly
grey. The buttons Of Il coat were of
brass, and corroded TO dark green coll
or. In hi hand was cIutched a chain,
with watch attached, end a broad, fiat
gold key, with steel barrel.
Ia his pocket were several pieces of
silVei coin, three Spanish pisiareens, and
. smaller ons, beside tive trunk keys,
with ring TO fasten them iogelher.-
Many specuIations were made as 10 The
probable time Of his death; all coincide
in the opinion thathe had fallen through
the Open;ngat some period long before,
where, unable TO get out, he had persh'
ed.
The body was decsn,ly inferred in the
burying ground attached 10 tho Presby,
lerian church near Lauray. No one now
living can recollect having heard Of any
person being missed. FIom the charac'
ter Of the dress it is evident that he be-
onged to the past generation, aud m!s S.
terry must forever involve the affair, 10
be used as a subject for the future now
elisl, or futile Speculation.-N. Y. Au-
rOra.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

DEATH ON THE PRAIRIE.-During a
fire on the pTaires, in the north part Of
the Cherokee Nation, two men named
Fields, with their two sOus, were overtak
en- by the flames, which they were en>
deayering to subdue, and three Of them
Perished. When found the next day the
son was in the arms of bis father, who
had doubtless borne him as far as he
could in bis efforts TO save their lives -
The persons OF these Unfortunate victims
were painfully dls6gured BY ibs fire
The other youth saved his lie 81 rushing
through the flames to the wi1dWard.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
NEW sERIEs.-VoL. v. No "a.

or TO pay their respects. The President
elect lS TOO great and good man either
TO feel or manifest any undigni6ed citation
at the distinguished honor which his
country has conferred upon him Ss an
American citizen. Hence, he will sdorn
the great Office he has been called 10 gil,
adding new lustre to ils dignity, while il
will add nothing 10 his personal merit
and will only serve as an additional ties.
timonF of the affection snd confidence
Of his couniTymen, and Of their stern De-
Voiion to democratic republican princi-
pies.
The Jonrnal's story Of the 500 Office
hunters in Nashville, from various parn
Of the UnioR, is more ridiculous and
less true than the cOwsrdly old Knights
enumersIien TO Prince Hal Of the f1y
meE 10 Buckram. Nashville Union.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

'Gentlemen ofths jury, said boosisr
iS"yeT, addressing real shell bark iury.
u say this here msgnanimoos sun sbinsS
"a tie heavens, though you cant see 4.
kase i Is behind , cloud-bgtI I know II
though lcant prove il, so nv client. who
rises early and hunts coOns ike an hon,
esi man, has coed case, though be can't
prove it. Now.if you believe 1haeI here
tell you about The glorious son, you are
os9Dd on your Bible oath 10 believe wbat
tell you about my clients case, and n
you 6onl, then you call me q Iiar. and
,na' III be sqnaWisged ifI'lI stand anv
eoT; SO if you doH'l vent 10 swear false
and have trouble, you'd better give %
four case.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
GEORGETOWN O.. TUESDAY, JANUARY \, Is45

such OIheI duties as the board shall d.
rect, and make report. He supsrcede'
and performs the duties Of the county
examiners. and iS entilIedlo fifty cenia
for examining teacher and may moi be
himself q teacher.
Sec. 10. School districts Shall NOT re-
ceiye their money ill they shall have
made report, and adopted ihs discipline
and instructions recommended by the
board.
Sec. ii The board authorized to
make orders. rules and regulations for
county, township and district officers, and
TO vary their returns now required by
law.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

source Of what knew before. And chee
fully will | record the fact that the whigi
so anxious TO use their brief authority
are doing what they admit to be wrong
trust my colleague will be content 10 lei
them "slrut out their day" on the pOlit,
ical Stage; for. in October next, their en-.
gagement closes.
Mr. Cox said il was not to be lightly
presumed that Senators acted improper.
ly, and tin panned. He thought that rev.
elation or instinct had as much TO do
with The matter as any thing elss.--
The minority. in Lh elections, cast their
solid vote for thsiE favsrile candidate.
The majority did lhs same and it was rev
elatiOn or instinct that led them to do so.
Instead Of being wrong, i, WaS highly
credible to them so 10 do. Mr.. G J.. .ch, Fg-
ed that some twenty years ego, demos
cratic Judge was elected ia Medina a.
gaiust the wish Of the people. The pow
or that elected had 10 create, and thsre
being no democrats at the time in Me-
dina, Benjamin JOnes Of Wooster had to
convert the Judge to JacksOrism, before
they could find timber TO make Judge.
Mr. Barsre moved the previous quesl
ton, which cut of the motion Of Mr. Lou:
don, 10 strike out the words, 'One AS.
sOciate Judge Of Brown county"
Mr. LOudon hoped the Senator from
Highland (Mr. Barrere) would Withdraw
his motion FOR the previous question, for
the purpose Of allowing him TO make an
explanation, as he perceived he was mis-
understood BY the Senator from Wayne,
On the question. shall the main ques-
tion be now takeni the same was carried
yeas 10, nays Is. "a party vote
Messrs. Miller and Johnson absent, and
Mr.. Croft in the negative.
The question being taken on the reso-
lu,ion, the same was carried-yeas 40,
nays IL. (The vote same as above, ex,
cept that Mr., Croft did not vote.
The Senate then took recess.
%lhis is probably an error Of Tho Re-
porte r--it should be''two."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

"PUTTIFs IT on THICK "A bouss
painter OF our acquaintance cs has q sen. Z
mere lad' who occasionally assists him in
bis jobs He uses the brush dexlerouslv
Out unfortunately he has acquired The aa6-
i OF "PultIDg it on liills too thick .n-
Inc cihsr day bis father after having IRE.
qoenlly scslded him fer his lavish ja9bino
ana all to no purpose, gave bin severe
nageilaton. There, you young rascal, >
said he, aiisr performing The painful dutv.
'bOw do you like lhslr .WelI, / don't
knew dad,' Whined the hey in reply, but
i seems . me you put it en- dara;d sight
thicker th = | did. .
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

IzsPoRTANT.-Ths children and heirs at
law of Mary Brown, deceased, late the
wife Of James Brown, and sister TO WIN. /.
Stewart, decd, Will receive large sum
of money by making themselves known 10
j. M. Williams, Esq. at Lebanon, Warren
county, Ohio.
Elitors, by noting the above in their
papers, will entitls themselves 10 the
thanks, and perhaps something more sub-
stantiOl, from orphans it may be poor and
needy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
From the Statesman Dec. 81, 1874.
IEGISI ,ATIVE ELECTIONS.

LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS'
The following Tin.pan edicls were
recorded this afternoon in joint meeting
Of both Houses.
For Judge of the Supreme Court.
Peter Hitchcock had 81 vOleB-elect q.
Elijah VsDce S3
Blanks and scattering 3
One Major General 18th Div.O. Malitia.
JohnL. Taylor had SO vOLes-oleeI'd.
Blanks and scau uering 80
One Associate Judge for Fayette county.
Daniel M'Lean had 80 vOtes--elected.
blanks and scattering SS
One Associate Judge for Licking county
B. W. Brice, jr. had 81 votes--elected.
Blanks and scattering 35
Two Associate Judges for Lorain county
Danie | I, Baldwin had So votes--elect'd'
Elisha Ds Wit SO -
Blanks and scattering "a
Two Associate Judges forBrown county.
Henry Martin had 81 voles--elecIed
JOHN Kay 81
Gearge X. Snider had 90
John Bea,ley 40
Blanks 6
One associate Judge for Mercer county.
John NJ Parks had Sc votes--slected.
Blanks aad scatt ering 81
One Associate Judge for Wayne county.
Samuel Bissel had SO voles-- elected.
Blanks and scattering 81
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
THE PAST.
BY J. B. Armstrong.

BY J. D. ARMSTRONG.
ObliVion's waves sweep darkly DER
Ten thousand thousand forms Of pride
Their swelling barks scarce leave The
sbers,
When down they sink beneath its tide
Then billowy waves hsaVS up on high
Their stormy crestS, and moan dirgs,
For gay young hearts that sadly lie
In silence meath the muFmusing surge.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

f g. =
A SONS yINBIcATIoN or HIS FATHER.-%
A gentleman who hes lstely Visited The
battle field Of Lundgt Lane. nlrrates he
following in regard 10 q son 81 the late
Gen. HulI.-Nosh's Messenger.
"Ths height which Miller sloFmed Is
now a graveyard. Ia its bosom Fsposs,
side By side, aad in Psass til ths great
Ttrump shall sound, the remains sf thosS
who on thai field struck at each oshsr's
life. A generous Warrisr spirit gave 10
beth equal hoaors and a eommOn grave.
Among the dead sf the day there Lutisd,
the name d HulL captain 10 The AmeE-
lean Asmy, caught ny eye. He fell in
bis 23d year az, he desired 10 fell. He
was the son Of Gen. Hall, who irnenins
iously SURRENDERED Detroit stths con.
msncpnsnt o! the war, and was ssnlsbe-
ed TO die a cswafds death. Deeply aid
his hieh.spiritsd son feel this stain upon
bis nlns, and he sought ior every eppogs
tunily Of washing il oVt !, il need 30 With
his hearts blood. he did wash Il ollt;---
and here, sword in hand beneath Bis
conntsy's Gag, on its crown Of the ehs-
my's works and 10 tue asms Of VICTORY
hs died! A soldiers death and sol,
dIst's gave alisst that hs did wash i
outl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
THE PRESIDENT ELECT-MTsREP'
PRESENTATION CORREC TED.

RfSEIN 1 a Hun HOOhRES En-
Tue Louisville Ky )Journal, of the
7ih inst, says:
IA gentleman who left Nashville on
Tuesday of The last week says that there
was at leas, 500 office hunters 10 that
city, from various paris OF the UniOn.-5
SO expensive has ,lr. Polk found it to
entertain thess patriotic friends Of his,
that he has broken up housekeeping At
Columbia sBd taken lodgings q hotel
in Nashville, where he intends remaining
until FEBRUARY, lWh hen be will repair to
Washington
Whoever tBs'inIormSnl ofthe Journal
may have been, or whe lhsr me whole par
aaraph il 9 mere fiction Of thu veracious
editor, there is not enc particle Of iruth
10 any one eOflhe facts stated, al, 4stWel
known 10 every citizen Of Nashville and
Columbia---aHd 10 sveFy stranger aand
citizen in .Tsnnessee who has bad Occa'
sion TO inquire into the movements o.
Governor Polk since the eIsCtiOn. He
continues, and will continue to rSsios'
until his dspgiuFs foI Washington :.
No understand Of his tOwnsmsa snu
neighbOrs, in bis own hOsPitabls mansion ). I
At Columbia, attending to hlS domesuC
concerns. and the extensive correspond
encs which pressos upon his daily atlen'
ton: and where he and bis accomplish
A Isdv are always ct home in extending
l,ha .orsn and liberal hOspilalitiss Of theiI
] - g ell persons who call on business
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

GEN SIMON PERKINS, one of the ear.
liest settlers Of the Western Reserve,
died on the 18th ultimo, at Warren o.
He was a native Of Norwich. Conn, but
removed to Western New York ia 1895,
and to Northern Ohio in 1898. and be.
came Land Surveyors and Agent. He
resided at Warren from 1901 till his
death.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

Mr.. Perkins, from the Committee on
Schools and School Lands, has introduce
ed into the Senate bill for the very m a.
teriaI improvement Of the CommonSchool
system Of the State. We copy from the
Statesman the following Summary Of the
provisions of the bill.
GSec. /, of This bill, rspesls the laS
which abrogaled the Office Of State Super
inlendent, and Ie.enacts the 3Sth end
39ih sections OF the school law, which es.
labIishes that Office.
Sec 2, appoints Superintendent.
Sec. 3 provides for the pay Of bis sal-
ary, postage, and printing
Sec. A establishes a Stale board of ed
ucsiion of eight persons for four years,
two 10 60 out each year and receive no
pay.
Sec. 4 prescribes the duties Of superin.
dent, with the assistance and advice ol
the board, TO the end that all children
and youth in this State, depending upon
common schools Tor instruction, may have
the best education which those school
caa be made to impaTt.
Secs. 6 and Z provide for the election
Of county superintendent st the 0cto,
Der election, and for bis. appointment b
county court till that time; his compeD
sati0n not 10 exceed $50 per ahnum--h'
holds bis Office tive years.
Secs. s and Q duties Of county sapeFin
tendsnt e visit the SChOOlsat least one
year, sxGmiAs into lheiF aaaiTs, and .
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
INDIAN TROUT FISHING.

In the winter soasos tho Indian fre>
quents the bays and .Rulfs OF the lake at
Green Bay. where he cuts hole in the
ice, and with some stakes Exes a blanket
around il, so as to throw the reflection of
the sun's rays iato it, which helps him TO
see some distance around. Here he site
with spear in hand, with a con:entedness
and patience that would put a Walt0niio
to the blush, sometimes for days togsth-
or, watching the passage ola sturgeon
withinibe reach Of bis thus assisted vision.
If he thinks il trout rsgionbs slteFs his
plan. For this fish be caves from wood
the form sf white 6sh or pickerAl about
10 or 10 inches long into which he runs
some lead to sink il. To this he fastens
string and lhfows down as 3 lure 70 bis
game. The light from the hole and the
lcleafnOss of the water 10 these iakee, en
ahle the trout TO see Al considerable dis
lance and he comes at it with full rush,
i;Ls ! lean Of catamount. He linGsFs
ior ! moIlenf, apparently At loss to &C:
c,,,,n, for the sudden disHppeuEsnee sfhis
viclinl. which gives 10 the Gshsrman time
IL poise his spear aud ensure his capture.
Ia this way We watched part OF = day,
during which single Indian caught 10
OF Is Of these large trOuTs weighing from
IL 10 so pounds each.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

The editor Of the Richmond Wing has
seen letter from Mr.. Clay to Mr.. Bots,
in which he regards his public life as end.
ed, and, in reply TO the application Of bis
friends TO return to the Senate, declares
his purpose of passing the remainder Of
his days in the tranquility Of his farm.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

GREAT BANKING HoUsn RsasRRx.-
The Banking Horse If Msssrs Rodgers
+ Go. LoDdSn was robbsd on the Ist
Sunday Of this month Of 10000 pounds.
A reward of 5000 pOuads hes been efFsr.
ed for the discovery Of the perpetrators
and the Qussn's Pardon il SECURED 10
any Of the robbers giving suck evidence
as may convict the offenders.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

The Disturbances at PotfsViIIs, occas
stoned BY the reduction Of the wages Of
the lsborers, have been quieied. and the
men have returned TO their work.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

Texas and The Eigtb Of Janusry.--It 10
said the resolution annexing Texas TO
the Union will pass The House Of Rep
resentaliVss or the sth of January.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

Both branches Of the Indiana LegiSla,
ture have resolved to adjourn on The 18th
Of January,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

Fifty sble bodied men hare sailed from
Philadelphia for Florida, to cut live oak
for the u. 8. Government.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
rEa US on ME sTANDARD.


set pNE TeAR, IN ADVAHoE, 20C
WIFHIH TIE YEAR, 2 S.
AT THE ExPRATIoN OF THE YEAR. 3 o.
TPayments WILDE consideied In advance
II made within three months after Subscribing
y W papsrwilI be discontinued, (unles
At ths option Ofthe publisher,) until all are
Garages aIo paid.
PRIC ESOFAD DVERTISlNG
Suats IL lines three Insertions. 81 20
" FOrsaeh subsequent lnssrtion,- %
4" For six months, 90
tt For twelve months, 10 10
Lpugor advertisements will be charged in
she IaU" proportion.
A reasonable deduction viii! be made on
yearly advertisements.
All orders for advertising orjob-woTk must
be a.b nlanied by theeash, exception those
Wio nave e,openaceOunts with the Office.
Oahee in the north en- of the MarketBdildug.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

%I,his is probably an error Of The Re.
porler--it should be''iwo."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-12-25


We iairnard ynihs synopsis d. N.
s"ional ptncvrdT. sh'- ~"rs, hut tbs
la,p," of the ma,i- 'or st'rrni da,, have
t'ui Il Cat oi our poser. We ,t4 cub.
tent ourselves With e'nus She most jnpor,
tati ,i,,n,
lnr f..ioa,ug arc the temEiu ce. Of
the Scnaic. ~heh acre clrc.c4 ~ Sen.
ainrs;
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Atrh-f >rvldf, and 4 Artth-,
Nv I,.gr ~ -- M-.,. t'.lhta4a. I,w,,. Evans,
Hcn'r' MI nhss
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~, Ag,r-.ttTt N'-.ts ~1ufs,9n. Senp-.
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"a Mtht1rg iFrtr a- Nr4.a i,en'nu. iiarnr.
get. t,,tenash. pI SOD >rstst
Or Hpta, A,Far' N-.srs itri,ll. Levy,
Mlrnna,. t5maian snH lhtt,H,ne
pa ne Nlat4 Nrssr Atshson. ~-mpi-.
lisrrp~, l arl,in, anl Wr4tcatt
On rHhAt fa-l.. Nat~.s Ettr.c, Syei.3i,
Woodbridge, tshky sud NptthGal.
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~ jra.an AFsnr~-Mys.rs swier. E4Ehy,
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VI ttpy'cr. futn~r. anil lohtaap. u, Wsryiard
-. Rsrei#fio.r,y ri4..a4 -- Nrn. Se,arlc,
iItnncrar, Taos clayton. Cplgpr;. And Grrrnr
pn ~. JHaIrr4r. " Near Aralry. LrrrAr
trr-Inn. Wyrtrpl,. #rd Wooster
u, rtt Ped nlErt ur! F5rt Rrair-- Nr.-,
SliaI. Sln'renr, sitlnu1.. -cmr'N. mn iFv'et
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Lewis t'nr~in, >tar..ar. and Ha,r.
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NrIter, ard tiA,-Hs
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MnrylNrd
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tfrH. ilAuncFte, firtp-. stHfgv"a and Levi.
na Eth,Hs.ntn,-- Mtsst. t.r.tr Athurlar
MutrhvAt, HaA.H-nr Hnd TNrury
IN tAs T'.1iIa,,,s--Ma+tt.M uAirn,t, Gamer
on Swans Thaim,tw ,nG IrINtn
pa IL, Fntim BsIG,r.s -Mr,sn Cameron
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and LnwiS
My,l, surprise ~ expressed q, lhc ccIs'i
tuition Il the Committee on Foreign AZ
Eats. ong ui HE must important IN lhe; 10
d.. VIM. Alien. q Ohr, .nmct,mrs cal
lcl The Noarcr" from Tho -Iylc 81 III,
declana,,on, i. placed a, as head, Will,
Gen. Cas-, Of Tho sarnc party, IA made I,
play second fiddle.
IN the House III the 10Th instant The
item Of most interest is tho passage by thu
ls,dy Of The Iulnt resolutions Cor tho ad
missicn M Tuxas into tho Union. III,
selr WINS lAi yeas 10 10 nays-cy ever,
,nsmbct from North Carolina was At MI
posl and voted CT the scplu,ions. W,
ira vrjocsh ,ha, Tho resolutions passed
wilheM any sMusual maniirs,aiiaA of tsel
ia, Ths RssplatkAa wsru presFHlsd |,
IN. osssss n a. Mms Say, received ~,
6oilArs ~ 6sse gsls1sa v ~ Csas
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