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EWS
i4iniment and Eliyer,
FOR RHEIrM AT,sM

'sNliE sudden, certain and sure relief iia, the
use Of this PREPARATION gives To the sufferer is
alInsss beyond belief. lis penetrating powerS, are
very great, SO much 50, that Tue worst eases have
been entirely cured in two or three days. Persons
troubled with this compl lint have onlyto Use these
preparations according TO directions the Elixcr. in
wardly, and the Linimsnt applied outwarily, and
a cure is effected almost before thry have looked
for any good results to follow tic Application.
Quite number Of persons in the city and state D.
New York, who have been cured Nv the Use oi
these preparations, have given large sums 10 the
ProrrietaTs TO he applied to the giving Of them TO
the poor, wlich is daily done. Certificates with
out number are pouring in every day or two. I,
Is useless to say, that this article has also been
counterteted and the public are cautioned acains,
buying any that has not the signature Of Coms,ock
4 TO. upon zach bottle.
Sold, Wholesale. by Cons,ork & Co. 81 cor,-
lndt street. New York; and by D. Heart, Hills.
borough. DE- James Young, ox!ord, and J. d Il.
Sloan, Greenslogough.
Apri! 5. III
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E9ry Goods,

such a. callicos-all prices; haEtlson'e assoFl,
nenl II nanncis and Ribbons; ta.abrlrks shd
Mnsins; HosieEy Of al kinds. Gloves, SEWING
Silk, Tuck and Side Combs. BED 1iskih-. Ap1oE
Checks. Lawns. &c. foi Ladies iine dEesscs, Bon
nel Caps. AFiifrid floWsEs. Oil Silk. PaTasoli
AMI Umbrellas, Pans. Linen Camhrie liandksT
ca,i,fs, Blrached and .Rhlraelo.l Cloth. silk and
,',,;an handkerchief, Flax ana Coiipn Thread
coai aud PautalOons Cloths. Trimmings Il a!
kinds, and many other sn.cles in the d.! Goods
lima
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'sNEIZ subscribers, having entered into copart.
ners,lip in the above business, would resic, /.
fully inform their friends and tie public generally
that they have taken the Shop one door west Of
the Confectionery, and opposite Moorc's old stand
and will be prepared to furnish every variety OIL
articles in this line, both fashionable and good
Their materials shall he well selected, aud the
work well executed; and they only ask for tria!
feeins certain that they can give satisfaction.
G-j' Journcyinen wanted, who are good work.
n,rn, and Of steady and industrious habits. None
others need apply.
WFrnERSf DON 4 Gates.
July |. 81
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following Is lss oi few u tie lcadlng articles
Just opeHing. .a
MEDICINES. -
Opium. Nitrate u Silver,
Pull Rhci, HydTarg. Cum crris,
Put. Alcss, Balsam COpaiss,
+" Tclap Aqua Ammonia.
Cream Tartar, ksi,l-. Isa,rnslar Gonr.
/" Ipcrac, Castor oil,
Gum camphcr, Alcohol,
Radi4 Scillac, Sp,. Niuc dulc.
d" ScnckA, sugar Of Lead,
Sup. Carh. Soda. pangoric,
TItaric Acid, l.audGnum.
Gum Myrrh, Group syrup,
sulPh. Morphine, Essence Peppermsn,,
Sulph. QuiEine, Pearl Barley,
CalOnael, Lug. Arrow Root,
DlE-STuFFs. PAINTS. &c.
Indigo, Cromc Yellow,
Maadcr. Lamp Black
White Lead, dry and in yellow ochrc,
oil. Glue,
Spanish Brown. Cum Shcllac,
Red Saunders, Neulirrisc.
Cam Wood, Venetian Red,
Crome Green, &c. &c. &c.
Nials--l ca. OF. 4 OF. or Vial CoTks, &c.
Country rhysicisns aud Country Merchants
will he SUPPLIED upon the most liberal terms. aid
with genuine articles. ~ Prescriptions tut up
on the shortest notice.
October :. 10
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New Store
JUST NED.

EIsHE a.l,srrilrss intend keeping constantly on
! hand al lheiF New store, sas1 Vi lie SouF'
Hans. a laFre los Of
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PuRlPf THE BLOOD.
MOFF T's
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BlTTERS


Tie higa ssa sssisa celebrity Nhsh ihrss pre- smiutni
Msdfs has @sgairsd fer their isaTAb.s thsae, u I'll
The diseases which tasS rsss u care has Israsrsa Tie
ssaal rE.ses q pa-s va eel! ua".sss.sl set sasos:
NY " em. IhsY hhosA By thsiF italtss eiF god
sorA' tss,i E nss, lad usJ s'i's hi - Tic latin u
The srrdaioua.
IL ~ N-u- an f~S M-R sg
o. asTHuI ACUTE ssE CHRONfC RHEU RATiSa
AFFECTIONS = Iss BLADDEG sRe kidneys.
BILIOUS TEyEaS LIVER cCLFLAINTs.-
h In I'D wLss tse diseases ErsrAi isT vii
be found lasalabs raasfs aynstH. AID lab, Wi1
thgss Msaas vii arstNatls h. Wtlsst tt
BfLf0uS GH0LIG. asd skEDIa LsssFHtass ItLES
COSJfgENEss, NnLns a. IttIGAs, rHULEG
CONSUMPTION Tsrl VITA Etrat in Tia. disease
CORRUPT HINuES. aEUFsIES
DxEpEs II q. ~ gsfsn With tht. distressing .
sas-, ,spah d-y a.ng lhcss '',atrinss mnirdasssiy
RRUPTI0SS Y lAs skD, EKf iPEEaS. ELATU'
LEscY.
FEvER aud AGuE. Fur this scOaise aft,s
tern eJa ihsss tnnrrs wt b. fond safe sssesy and
srrtatn rrsaeay us naRa. haze t systtn sat e &c .
siuFa u hs d,.essas ours y iacse assHrs i'.as's -
TRY THIN. III SATISFIED, Asn ~ tIhkD.
FOTLNESS u CUAPLENEuA,
EWERAI. 0EEILI
UUUT. GfUDISEss GhAFEL HEdDs likS, Tsrs'r
ffaa. NITlgD FgFEK, INFLA mAATOIf KHEN -
Tlsu LAP1EE HOOD JAuADilE' Loss q APE
LIVER cowPL ANTS,
LEPK0SY, Los EABSS,
L.HGglRIAI. Disc s.
Netef fats 10 efac4e enHef NJ ne W Hfs ~ Atfsuy wv
as..y sssr thin In Jssrit pnFaihstu sassaaaia
Nit3HT sWEATs, AFgTOES UEEtLITr. AKRT0TS
COMPLAINTS of ~ hass. ORGANIC AFfIGTI0NS,
PsLPITATIoN afAs HktET PAINTERS CHoflc,
pIL. S. 1is aliEaal rrar ie'or 4 thsf medicine.
was cula og rs II j. yeas standing ~ l o hcse LIE
Asrascncs aloas. "
PANS II tie heat sis back hr,ls aais and ofEans
N.IIEIgM Att NJ Thee addicted with tbs
,.ras disease viii b. ~ rrrr by lh' lil Medicines
RUSH OF BI.nOD TO ths HEAD, SCUEfr,
r an rpgrfFr SuTIrfNg
scaoguLa. ~ KINGS EvII, ia its
wort fsms. ULCERS, efersfy dtseriff"n
w o u II 8 {. Il sb kind.. ofarisailg eSrSied By
,sse Ms,c,ncs Paisis w d. well 10 administer lh,n "is'
aver their cssgnce saspeccd Eeirf viii he certain
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CNG, WEIR, s. CO., would respect
~ fully announce 10 the pubic that they have
0pcacd drug shop IN Toom immediately over
their store. They expect 10 keep iull supply
d every article ssually kcptin Drug Stores. Tie
following is liss ol few u tie eadlIlg articles
iusf ufssuinr
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Besides many others in different parts OF the
state.
With such adeservedly high character. the sub
scribers feel justified in olIering these Wheels To
the public. They viii keep on hand supply Of
wheels adopted to high or low heads At Fsye,te-
vile, Wilmington. Newbern, and Washington /;
and Mr. James II. Dolson, Of Casweli, has them
for sale.
We caution aii persons throughout the state
against paying any person hut Ourselves, o. our
authorized agents, for the right of using these
wheels.
NorIcE TO MrLLwn1sHTs.--If you wish en-
ployment, acquaint yourselves with putting in
hese Wheels, as We now wish to employ nj lcas:
100 in this business in different parts Of the state.
DUNCAN M.NEILI.,
ARCH'D MIAUGHLIN,
A. A. M'kETHAN.
Fayetteville, Iaa. Is, 1915. l3-ly
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THE UNION.
CITY OF WAS HINGT
THURSDAY NIGHT, FEB. 10, 1916,
CONGRESSIONAL.


The debate on SHE notice" was continued to-day
in the Senate. Mr.. Dix closed his elaborate argu-
ment in favor Of the title Of the United States 10
the whole territory Of Oregon.
Mr. Benton followed, and spoke for nearly an
hour in defence Of the notice He drew a vivid pic
ture Of the evil results of the joint occupancy il
was called; but which was he showed, like the re-
eiProcity Of a certain Hibeman, 'sll on side''-
that of the British. He would vote for the notice,
because il would terminate the present unfaVorable
state Of thirgs in Oregon, accelerate the negotia-
tons, andlead, there was good reason to hope, to
an honorable peace. Mr.. Benton took occasion to
signify his entire and hearty concurrence in all that
the Executive had done, and offered to do, in this
whole business.
The Senate, after short time spent in executive
session, adjourned ill Monday.
The House, 10 the early stage of its session, got
deep into the discussion Of a subject which never
fails to excite considerable leeling-the mileage Of
members-ahd especially that branch known as
constructive mileage. The bill which gave rise TO
the discussion was not finally acted upon, as il
could not be except under a suspension Of the
rules.
The House then resumed, in committee, the con-
sideraton Of the Iodian appropriation bill which,
before the adjournment went through all the forms
Of legislation, and was passed The House is march
ing manfully up to its business.
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The Alabama legislature has passed an act re-
lieyng VIM. l.. Yancey, esq, representative to Con
grass from the disabilities Of the dueling act incur
red in fighting Mr. CBngman, ofNorth Carolina.
Governor Marin vetoed the act spon the following
grounds: IN
al. That it steps in between the law and the Of
lenders before the courts the country have decd
ed as to their guilt or innocence, and frees them
from all the liabilities that attach to the offences
with which they stand charged.
40. That by exercising this power, the Iegisla.
ture trenches on other departments Of the govern
ment in violation Of the express letter Of the con-
stitution.
80 That the bill is partial in its character"
The bill was, however, passed into law, by
large msjorities in each House, the governors
head.
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From the Boston Morning Post
OREGON-THE NOTICE.

The notice has passed the House by triumphant
majority Of one hundred and nine-altogether ex-
ceedng the most sangune anticipation Of the friends
Of the administration. The debate has been able,
ingenious, strong; and has brought out talents and
members Unprecedented in discussion. To those
who have stood by this measure, the people will
say "well done" To those very few Of the de-
mocracy who honestly differed with the majority
there will be unkndness, no censure, and no
doubling Of their fidelity to the cause The people
will only say that they mstook the public senti-
ment, and award to them manly though mistaken
independence Of opinion. On the main issue, il il
ever comes, they will be as true TO themselves and
their country as the strongest for notice.
The House has now done its duty to the country,
and TO the President who 80 sagaciously and man
fully marked out in his message the policy which
can alone insure the rights and peace Of the repub-
lie. The nstion now looks 10 the Semitic with in.
tense interest. They can accomplish all OF mar all
by their action. The debate in that body was To
begin on Tuesday, the 10Th inst The only fault in
the House has been too much delay. The Senate
with less numbers can be more expeditions in ac-
lion, Prompt action s what u now called for
Debate has been nearly exhausted.
The notice should go forth clear and untrarn.
melted, without doubts or CONCESSIONS substantially
as it comes from the House; courteous and frank
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OF FICIAL l..
DEPARTMENT OF SIArI,

DEPARTMENT or SIArI,
February 10, 1886
Information has been received from the United
States consul Matanzas that, by certain regula-
tons recently issued by the government Of the isl
and, having relation to trade, it is provided that
on and after the first day OF March next, the mani
fest must contain the name Of the master or super
cargo, that Of the vessel her tonnage according 10
Spanish measurement, the name Of the place whence
she sailed, the number OF packages, boxes, &c,
composing the cargo, together with the marks and
numbers thereof, and the name Of the eonsignees.
"By liable accompanying these regulations, it is
stated that 100 tons, United States measurement is
equal to 1913 Spanish.
by another article, if the actual measurement
here should exceed the vpOrisd 10 per cent, the ex-
pense Of such measurement must be paid by the
yesseln
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Feb. 10
T Avs OF THE UNITED STATES IN TEN
j. Vol. LINES The laws of the IIniled Sates

T Avs OF THE UNITED STATES IN TEN
- VOLUMES.-The laws Of the United States,
called the Congress Edition, in ten Volumes includ-
ing the Constitution of the United States; the Eu-
ropean, Barbary and Indian Treaties; and several
other ordinances and valuable documents, which
have resulted from, connected WITH the acts of
Congress and treaties There are copious notes and
references in all the Volumes and the arrangement
and connection with the proceedings Of Congress
are such as to render these volumes invaluable to
the committees and to members Of Congress, and
the departments generally. The tenth volume has
been compiled by B. B. French, esq, and is now
published; it completes the set from 1889, to 4th
March, ls45 full sets, or any of the volumes sep
aratc can be had at my book store, near corner a
street. GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
Feb 10
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JAMES K. POLK,
President Of tie United States of .7merica

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited To
me that THoNAs GALwIr has been appointed
consul Of the republic Of Peru for the port Of New
York,
do hereby recognise him such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powess, and privileges allowed To the
consuls of the most favored nations in the United
States,
In testimony whereof, Ihave caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, the 10Th day Of February, A. ID. 1876
T.. s. and of the independence of the United States
D. OF America the 10th.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary Of State.
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AN EpirsR IN orricE,--The editor Of the Iowa
Gazette offers for sale part Of his estsbl'shnent,
and gives notice OF his withdrawal also from the
editorial charge. He assigns as a reason for this
unusual step;
'sThe President Of the Unitei States having
thought proper to appoint TO high official sta
ton il is proper well as necessary, that should
entirely disoonnect myself with the Gazette press"
The Office to which the editor, James Clark, ESQ
has been called, IL that Of governor Of the Terri.
tory oflowa.
We wish him as much credit in the chair Of STATE
as he has won in the editorial chair.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
MoNn.r. February l6, 1876.

MoEDAr, February 10, 1916.
Frederick Allen, esq, of Maine, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 1870. James q. Wilson, plaintiff, Us. Lewis
Rousseau e. al The argument in this case was con
cluded by Mr.. Webster for the plaintaif
Nos 1901. Edward b. Bradford and John Judge,
plaintiffs in error Robert w. Williams, trus-
tee, &c.
These cases were submitted to the court on the
record and printed arguments, by Mr.. Westcott for
plaintiffs in error, and by Mr.. Thompson for the
defendant in error
Adjourned ill tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
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We understand that Professor Dueatel, of Bal1-
more, so well known for his geological atiainments,
has it in contemplation to deliver series Of three
or four lectures in this city, on the geology and
mineral resources of the south shore Of Lake supe-
ror.
The professor has personally visited this vast
copper region, and we cannot doubt that the infor-
nation he will be enabled to give OF that region will
draw full audiences.
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ERUIT TREES, ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
i $4,000 peach trees,
1900 apple do.
1000 plum, pear, apricot and cherry trees.
10000 asparagus roots, fine growth and good
order, for sale by
J.F. CALLAN,
Corner of E and 7th streets.
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No. 81. jeremiah Carpenter, appellants, Us. the
Providence Washington Insurance Company. On
appeal from the circuit court Of the United States
for Rhode Island.
Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion Of
this court, affirming the decree Of the circuit court
in this cause, with costs.
No. lls. James G.. Wilson, complainant, Is. An
drew p. Simpson, si al The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr. Glpin for the defendants.
Adjourned all To- morrow II O'Clock.
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herself Surely the wise men, the sound men, the
patriotic men, The eminent statesmen who do honor
TO that body, and adorn the democratic party which
loves to honor Them will not hesitate on this ques
ton Invested Of all its forms OF anticipated war
and resolved into plain issue Of sustaining the sd'
minstraon in the surest possible measure to secure
the honor and the peace OF the country
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MIR. Brinkerhof, the stale Of whose health, requr.
ed his absence for few days, resumed his seat in
the House yesterday morning. e..
Mr.. Stsrkweather is absent on account Of the
sickaess Of his family.
Judge Dargan, OF Alabama, has been for week
past confined to his room by indisposton, and -
still unable to attend upon the deliberations Of Con-
gress ... ...
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tcularly when every one knew that the earliest
most constant and jealous Of all tho advocates OF
Oregon had ever been southern men and slaye-hold-
ers-beginnng with Mr.. jefferson, and followed up
by Mr. Monroe, and Floyd, and Linn, and Others
(sA slaye-holders,) to say nothing Of my own hum
BILE efforts upon that question, &c.
BE good enough to correct the miSapprehension
of your reporter by publishing this note, and oblge
Your obedient servant
A. III. SEWER.
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WEpEr,n,r. February Is. Is46.

Peter Clark, esq, Of New York. was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
Ho. ll6 J. G. Wilson complainant, 81. al usA. p.
Simpson, 81. a. The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr.. Glpin for the defendants and by
MIR. Henderson for the complainant.
Adjourned ill tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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A LOTTERY is just commenced at GUlONS,
n (under Gadsby's new hotel,) Of fancy goods Of
the most magnificent and richest description ever
offered in the city of Washington, consisting Of
splendid work boxes, pure gold furnishing; dressing
cases; papier mache portfolios and papatarie;
wood do; superb mother pearl kid fans; feather do;
large size music boxes; velvet souvenir; goldmoun
ed canes; gold pencils; mirror toilette, with
many other beautiful articles, too numerous to be
described.
Ladies and gentlemen requested to call and
examine the superiority Of the articles and subscribe
to the scheme, is the intention Of the proprietor
to have the lottery closed as soon possible.
Feb I9--3tnw2w
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CHASE'S CARD SPINNER, for carding and
~ spinning wool, a round cotton, or other yarn,
patented by Moses Chase, and owned by George
Law, esq, of Baltimore, will be exhibited in the
rotunda or the Capitol on Thursday the 18th instant
The attention of all interested in the improve
ments of the age is invited to this ingenious ma
chine!
Feb IA lts
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TnrRspAr. Feb. 10. lsI6.

No. lls. James @. Wilson plaintiff, vs.. Andrew
p. Simpson At al. The argument Of this cause was
continued by Messrs. Henderson and Johnson for
the plaintiff.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock
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INFANTS LONG RoBEs.--A splendid article
Il Of real French-worked robes, for one half their
value, with other new and fashionable goods for
February, le46 Just received at the original and on
ly genuine New York cheap lace store, between
10th and llth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
BRAGDON & TWoMBLY,
Successors to J. T. & G. King.
Feb 1q-3t
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Messrs. RIIcHIE & HEIss.

CoRREeuoE.-The initials Mr.. Nee. were er-
roneousy inserted on Tuesday for the name OF Mr.
MeCLERSAED, in the following notice:
On motion Of Mr. McCLEHsAso. ordered that the Com
mitsee Public Lands he discharged from the eonsdea
ton Of the petition OF citizens Of Edgar eolny Indiana Tor
section Of land for schools and that II b" lad upon The
table.
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VNENTH VOLUME LAWS OF UNITED
i STATES, running from 4th March, 1899, to
Sd March, lS45, including nlso all the Treaties
goated within that period, and other valuable docu-
ments which have resulted from, or are connected
with, the acts Of Congress and Treaties containing
also, an extended and valuable index, and copious
notes and references-intendcd as continuation of
The nine volumes heretofore published by Congress
Compiled by B. B. French, clerk Of the House Of
Representatives. Just published, and this day re-
ceived for sale by +. TAYLOR.
Feb II
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HOUSE FOR SALE.--For sale, wel-buit
II ard substantial two-story brick house, with
back building, in the neghborhood Of St Johns
Church, on 18th street Apply to Mr.. Holland, al
the counting room Of the Union Office, Feb 10
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FURNISHED RooMS--A parlor and two
Il chambers, on the same floor, genteelly furnish
Cd, can be bad on early application to Mrs. NJ.
Johnson, on z, bsiween llth and 10Th streets.
Feb. l0-3teod
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WAsHINerON. February 10. Is4s.

GEsTLsmEn: Will you do me the favor 10 correct
The report Of the short statement made by me in the
Stnate yesterday, upon the call Of the honorable
Mr.. flanagan, relative to his course upon the Tex
@questioni The report Of what | said ON the oc.
cason referred to is given with substantial accuracy
IN the lntegoncer Of this morning.
! did not express surprise" las you have iD
that every movement made against Oregon, begin,
mug with Mr. Jefferson, &c, had invariably sprung
from southern men and shareholders" Nor did |
STATE that the opposition, formerly came from
southern man and slave-holding State.n
=, ne surprise which | expressed was that Mr.
hannegan should have entertained, at any time
Inspections that southern men, or stakeholder
should DC found in opposition to Oregon, and par.