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Trust Sale.

by virtue of Deed in Trust, to me executed,
AS by William +. Anderson, for certain purpos-
cs therein mentioned, and bearing date the sth
day Of August, 1888, will expose at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash. in front of the
court house in iIisborough, N. c., on Thurs
day the 18th day of March next, the following
property of the said William L. Anderson, viz:
4S93 Acres, more or less, in one Tract of Land
situated in 0bion county, Tennessee. 81 Acres
of improved Land. situated in Weakly county in
the same state, near Dresden. And the undivid-
ed interest of VIM. E. Anderson, equal to about
ESQ Acres, in Tract or Tracts of 1880 Acres,
more or less, in Henry, county, Tennessee; it be-
ing intended to sell all the lands in said state ac-
quired by William E. Anderson as one Of the
heirs or devisees of his father, Daniel Anderson,
and of two brothers, Archibald and Daniel Ander-
son, deceased.
Also, at the same time, and upon the same
terms, will sell all the said VIM. Z. Andcrson's
interest in as or so NEGRO SLAVES, now in
the possession of George w. Burgwin, ESQ.,, in
New Hanover county, in this state the said in
terest being one-eighth part in the remainder Of
said slaves, and their increase, after the expira-
ton of the life estate of Mrs. Burgwin in the
same.
For further particulars inquire of the subscri-
Der before or on the day of sale. A
JAMES WEBB, Trustee.
! February 4. al4-5w
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

Comprising a General introductory Outline of
UniUersai History, Ancient and Modern, and
a Series Of Separate Histories of everp Priq-
ciPal Nation that erists, their Rise, Progress.
Present Condition, dc. DC. by Samuel Maun-
der. The History Of America, edited by John
Inman. -.'... III
FENHE above valuable work is just completed,
- forming two large octave volumes, printed
on fine paper, with clear type, illustrated with
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVED VIGNETTE
TTFLES-bound in a substantial and elegant
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RY OF HISTORY-of mestimabe value to any
one who wishes Uniform himself at atrifiing cost
Of the past history and present state of every prn-
cipal nation that exists, as well as more particu-
larry of the very recent exciting events and pre-
sent political relations of our own country. A
splendid edition of the same work has alsoebeen
issued in Nos. in paper covers, suitable for mail
ing, and will be sent to any part of the United
States at the reduced rates of periodical postage.
Price for the work in Nos. Completely So.
Full bound, in two Vols 81.
Agents are wanted 70 obtain subscribers in eve
ry town in the United States. Any person OBJ
taining two or more subscriptions, may deduct
enc third Of the same as his commission, and up-
OH the receipt of the balance accompanying his
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mail or otherwise, as he may direct. Address.
post paid, the publisher,
DANIEL ADEE,
l07 Fulton Street, N. Y.
January, 1916. Is
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sGREEASBORuLGH, ui-MagklE. az SEn-
" d.. Melne-asy. an1 FEi8ss. 4 70 o'ciaxk.
4. q 40 elases esz.a.g. Tsaz1ay. and FEd.y,
= ? selaSk. r. u.
RALEIGH MAIL. ni-wnekiy. due san5ay.
T0esasy. snd Frday. u Il sislaxk. r. NJ 60
- suallay. wedns@a@y. an Friday, - halfF@&
> sielork. A. n.
FRAAkIINTON. ONO aesk. due every
Thu7s'ay y 60'risrk. r. NJ; esases ever Tnes-
day II o'clerk. A. Y.
JAMESTOWN nre q Ersk, due every Wei
nealay b. 0,yiok. II. NJ; rlaees ssrg Thus
day Al o'sl0rk, A. n
LONGS MILLS. Onoe asxesk. due every
ffidly b. 5 O'cioSk. r. n. eloses everg Thurs-
Day Il o'slock. 4. n.
OXFORD. Onoc wrrk, due every Saturday
By 9 osloel. Z. NJ Gloss every Thunsssy II .
O'elork. Pm.
LEASBURG, once week, due every safuF-
day By 2 o'elock. A. n; closes ercy Thursday
81 4 o'elOck. PM
NarE-Leiies. % BE- in linle fur The mail,
should Be put IN The Office Iileen minutes before
the hour for closing. I.rffsr postage, Eve cents
ioT ritter not excrrding 500 iIez, and iaa CENTS
loE any gEeaier distanos-eyery half ounce, u
fractional pan Of half ounce, j. charged as sin
gle letieE.
]. NJ PALMER, y. n.
January n liz
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THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO DE-
sire good Medicine, skill find one in lie Justly
celebrated Pills of Doctor Branircth, which have
performed cures upon thousands of helpless and
hopeless persons after the usual scientific skill Of
physicians had consolcd them with the assurance
that they could do 10 more. The properties of
these Pills, as an ambitious and aperient medi-
cine, are unriyaed; all who use them recommend
them; their virtues surpass all enlogy, and must
be used to he appreciated. The weak aud delicate
will be Strengthened by their use, not by bracing,
but by removing the cause ofweakness, the gross
and corrupt humors of the body. They require no
change in the diet, or care of any kind. Plain
directions accompany each box, so that every one
rs his own comeptent physician.
CT Agents for the sale of Branlreth's Pills.
ID. HEART, Hillsborough; 4. Terrence, Piashoro';
VIM. Foshee, Foshce's store, Chatham; J. B.
MDade, Chapel IT'LL; Geo. A. Mehane. Mason
Hall; E. & w. Smith. Alamancc; ]. & r. Sloan,
Grcenshorough; James johnson, Wentworth !;
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleei, Yam
ceyvile; J. II. Callum, Milton.
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Look Here!
CALL! CALL

a i ~ 80 es1strsaaaaly q ]. T. Mara
- EERis. nsAE L. PHssasieaiun rhaIeh. aheze
IN ErrgaEiag alEaass aaslg ffrsh CANNES Il
= kinas. fkiFIS e q kinds. Mis-. PaAm.
feeln. soA-ss.s1 Al-aaaas. filleFls. faglish Nal
nuts, chesaaas. 6c,. also large - q TOiH.
Al Il nc ss.ozs MI = sd - ioW - ean h.
loaghi ~ PeisrsA.uFg an pay de ssFsnss here
~ = ~ de Ns.arszie 70 dos he Nsh - hsly
- ~ Agaia. shsli aiso 81 Lon D. he ntAi :
e tho~e a Eant vii Elrase give ~ cal. -
aan determined 10 irasr 18Th IN quality and price,
| shall - n iiH'rs ~ sna kesp Hri sriertod
asssimrni, ard q sod qualify. fauilies go
ing 70 have puStins MI Do Wrh 10 eKsInine M
saark hcsage paFrhNsing elsewhere, - frrl A.
suEnd can Faease them. ] also kcep constantly
81 hand Al lind q CAKES. Earraniel firth and
gid, Hsade,f ths I'D EHzseEials- ~ osdeEs IN
lsNn - ham diSisnoe punriualy attended q.
and tie sEsiraes Parked - - 70 - SIC 10 any
Psrt II thr saste.
also keep oansfan.ly on hand, NORTHERN
PIANOS, a he very hesi finish and ionr. ANY
person wishing 10 So ihem viii please call Al my
resiilenre, AMI any person frum distance wishing
One. II they viii NIiie 10 mr., il slall le promptly
aiiendcd 10.
JOHN r. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, \. G.. Jan. -. I3-3w
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NJ A r r + d.,

In this county. on Thursday the 18th ultimO,
at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, by William A. Lea, esq, Mr..
JAMES G. RrruNOSp, of Caswcll, to Miss ErIza
J. KrSs.
Also, on the same day, by the same, at o'clock,
p. NJ, MIR. JoHS WAun TO Miss MART F. M'An-
ANS, daughter of Hugh M'Adams, jr.
In this county, on "Wednesday evening the 4th
instant, by Vim. Nelson, esq, Mr.. JONI TrRNEn
TO Miss Louisa JACKSON, daughter cf Mr.. Jacob
Jackson, deceased
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caUTIoS.-0n = visit. this week. 10 The
adjoining county Of Bladen. we heard u
two daring nbheFies that have hecn ecm-
miiisd in that county within the last len
days. Dir. Smith. living on the Big
Swamp, was robhedo Of seven hundred dol
lars BY persons who entered his house.
supposed 10 be tw0 suspicious looking
white men. one Of whom stepped Al The
house The night helnre.
Mr.. Richard WoOien. or Columbus.
was also rObbed Of $3.50. BY some person
who nuke INTO the house while the lami-
~ were all at elluueh. These are heavy
losses, and IL the robbers can be found out.
severe examples should be made Of them.
". farOlinian.
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TOWN POI.IrE PRuCEEDINGs.

II meeting &c the Board Of f'0mmis-
sioneEs Of the town 81 llil!shoFOEgh. held
in tie new eoHn house. on Saturday even
ing. the 7lh of february. 1896.
Present, Lemuel Lynch. Magistrate Of
Poliee; Richcson Nichols, William II.
Brown. Stephen Moore, Levin carIni-
chael, John II. Webb, George Laws, and
Richard J. Ashe, Commissioners
The Sheriff Of Orange presented the
certificate oi the election of the above
named gentlemen, and ile oath Of Office
was duly administered.
The eleeiisn nf town officers fer the en-
suing year being next in order:
DIR. Allen Parks was unanimously &C.
elected Town Treasurer.
Mr.. Charles l.. Cooley was unanimous
~ elected Town unstable ana Collector.
Edwin 4. Heart was unanimously re-
elected Town tlerk.
The following standing committees for
the ensuing year, were appointed by the
President Of the Board:
ssUha"S commandments JUN
II. Webb, Stephen Moore. and William
III. Brown.
Pmap and Spring Commi'ies.--Ncs-
srs. Richeson Nirhols, Vim. ii. Brown,
and Richard ]. Ashe.
The Mreet Committee TO consist of the
whole Board.
On motion, set of Bye-Laws were
adopted for the government Of the PoaId.
On motion, il was
Ordered, That the town tax Tor the
year 1916, shall be levied as follows, viz:
Fifty cents on the Poll twenty-five cents
on the one hundred dollars value of Real
Estate; and fifty cents on each Wheel Of
Pleasure.
Messrs. Stephen Moore, r. Nichols,
and George Laws were appointed COM
miiiea 20 seuie with the Treasurer, and to
make report TO the next meeting of the
Board.
The Patrol list was then arranged; and
on motion, the Board adjourned 10 meet
on Saturday the l4th instant.
L. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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Tailoring Business,

THE subscriber takes this method Of returning
~ his thanks to his friends and the public gene
rally for their liberal patronage, and hopes bya
strict attention to his business, and BY keeping in
his employment the hest of workmcn, to continue
to receive good portion of the patronage Of a H.
beral and generous hearted community.
The latest Paris and Philadelphia FASHIONS arc
regularly. received. .s.
CT Cutting strictly attended tosswithont delay
JAMES 5. WATSON.
January -. 10
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20 Dollars Reward.

R AN away from the subscriber about the 9Th
\ of November last, a Negro boy named REU-
BEN, about thirty years of age, thick built with
one of his teeth out in front. He was raised on
Cane Greek by Thomas Griffin, deceased and he
may be lurking in that neighhorhood. The above
reward will be given for his apprehension and de-
livery to me, or for his confinement in any Jail so
that can get him. x
JOHN M'KERALL.
January IL. le-m
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q sSPesiFd sRi i aHaI b. 1anr. or he
dfpiorshlr consequences ihal musl ensue.
sal b. ailribui,d = the quarter 10 which
hey justly helong. Lei he President
beware a rssh advisers. aad rnnsail his
own prudence and rtiierli0n. and he dan
ger Is u A end and he viii command The
universal gratitude and affection Of The na-
lion = The CONSERVATION Of prare.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-12

Plars On lie 2Isi N0Eenil.er. On flae EiEeT
pzrsna. brsween lhr n0mhincd isErrs al
he English aad fRnch ard dose = Cssn.
Rasss. The loss e. lie Frenrh MS ~
killed. and - S0nnded. and ofihe Rnglish
10 killed md IS wounded. The loss o.
lie pan q Roszs j. stated Al about COO.
The combined forces obtained complete
Elriory, and suoreeslei II ruiiing lheir en-
envy 10 Tput and destroying his batteries.
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DIR. PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS.

n ME. which " tries all things" has thorough
~ cstahlisi,ed tie inesiimsble value Of these
Pills as q eathaFiic ambitious and detergent me-
dicine. II il now iwelse Vans since Dr. PE-
TIERS gave them TO the world. and their reputa-
ton, founded on his long experience, still eontin-
ncs 10 increase. The annual sales, which, duI-
ing the iirs, year, amounted 10 one bundled thou
sand boxes, have, during the past year, exceeded
ten times that amount; and the market for them
once confined 10 a few states now comprises not
only the entire Union, hut Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia, and the West Indies. They
may truly be termed the grsGf household Medi-
eiae Of The South and Wet. No other Pills have
ever hecn 80 widely patronized in those regions.
They are purely vegetable in their nature and so
mild and gentle in their operations that they may
he given with perfect safety even to an infant.
There is not particle Of any irritating or drastic
substance in their composition, yet they act upon
the sccrctions with uneqnallcd certainty aud d.
recincss; thus purifying the constituents Of the
blood, and enabling nature to throw into the cir
culaiion a perfectly healthy fluid. Among the
multitude Of diseases to the cuTe Of which DIR. Pc
ters's Vegetable Pills are adapted, may he men-
iioned-hahitual COstiyencss, Bilious Fever, A.
que and Fever, Jaundce. Chnlic, Dyspepsia,
Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, Dys-
entcry. Diarrhca, ToTor Of the Bowels, Piles,
Flaiulcnce, Loss Of Appetite, Funcd Tongue.
Nausea, Rheumatism Asthma, DTOpsy, BOils, and
all diseases of the Skin, caused by impurty of the
blood: together with every species Of complaint
affecting the stomach or bowels.
For sale at this Office.
February 4. 10
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NEW AND CHEAP
81 IN % & ~

SHOB 10
rESHE subscriber, having formed a partnership
with Z. NJ. Holt and WA. Caragin, is now
opening
A NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT Of GOODS, ~
embracing almost every article usually sold in
this market, al his old stand, one door west Of
Mr. j. U. kirkland's corner, where he would in.
vito his old customers and friends to call and cx-
anime his stock, which will be found low enough
to suit the times. -
STEPHEN MOORE.
November A. .ese al
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A cO-STERFEIT. - Tie " Augusta
Sentinel" says :. We have been shown
a well executed Counterfeit Bill. e the
de- Orninati"n "f Twenty Dollars, on The
Bank Of chaIle.ton; j. Hamilton. Presi-
dent. and A. G. Rose, Cashier. payable
to &. Sumpi'r, aud dated Nov. Isl. 1910.
The vigueite on the Iefl end. represents
Minerva supporting 4 Palmetto Shield,
over tw o XNs-lIe right al top an Eagle,
a. d under ths figures 20. The bill be.
fore US Is so well executed. - 10 impose
upon the most cautious.
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Oats for Sale.

FFsHE subscriber would sell one hundred bush
u ris Of OATS. nj fry ccnts PER bushel. II
he whole Il ilsem shall be engaged they will le
leliycfrd in Iiill5horongh II Trquired. His resi-
tlencc l. fifteen miles north Of RIleigh.
JOHN SHAW.
fci,ruary 4. l3-3w
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n il stated that Texas 10 ai.idsd inlo
IS rauhI'rs. Gl e.tpn il the lalgssl ei
y, snd llousinn the nsxi. Auslau. Tire
ssal e g''Eernasni, has . PaFulsiiOn IL
$500, sId Washington abnEI the samr
nunshsr. Sen AHIrnIa - he ulde.I laWn
IN Tie 81 te. silb PsI.ul,'ian ol 1900.
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Tie Petersburg Rail Road Company
has DECLARED assenli animal Dividend 81
Mres pr GEN.. payable forthwith.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-12

INroRr .NT-Ir TRuE.-Ex,ract Of a
letter from Washington to the n. Y. Ga
zette:
Mr.. MrI.ane's dispatches have at
length arrived, and though no, containing
any matter Of immediate connection with
the adjustment of the Oregon question.
they confirm IN the strongest terms, and
upon the best authority, the opinion de-
rived from the British press and from
private communications, Of the preserrd-
lion Of peace. Assurances of the most
reliable character are given that the pre-
sent ministry anxionsly and sincerely de-
sire to bring those difficulties to close
upon terms of honorable compromise, in
which every legal and equitable regard
ill he paid to the pretensions of the
United States, and | understand that a
proposition has been transmitted to Mr..
Pakenham, the rejection Of which, would
greatly embarrass our government in the
eyes of the civilized world. England
will advance to the ground Of Cancellation
anu setueHic"t Va VHIV' "ho WIN J"
purpose, suited to the seriousness and con-
sequence OF the occasion and with de-
/ Termination to consummate it honorably
and satisfactorily 10 both parties. claiming
nothing calculated to embarrass candid
decislnn and ready to make valuable con-
cessions. | happen to know, that she is
prepared to go So far, as to restrain any col
lision should congress unwisely adopt any
rash resolves, until il is manifest conflict
cannot be averted. Under these circum.
stances, and they may be reliedupon, this
administrator owes il to the country, and
o,he good opinion ofthe civilized world, to
NEE. England with a corresponding spirit
and to reIininish lalsepide in the effort to
accomplish measure Of puthc good. |,
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Tailoring.

VSHE subscriber has returned to his old stand,
II one door west of Holt 4 Caragin's (Mooreis)
Store, where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line in n workmanIke style. He hopes to
receive liberal portion Of the public patronage.
Cutting attended to at all scasonabls hours; and
he will so cut and it the work, that seams,rcsscs
can make il up without difficulty, which may 10
great convenience to his country friends.
r. L. PLEASANrS.
January IA. 10
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The assessed value q properly IN
Michigan amoanls 10 about Iweniy-eighi
millions IL dollars.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
publishes a bulletin from Montevideo,
which confirms the intelligence received
day or two ago Of battle having taken
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SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered in the
following Cases, since our last:
By RuFrIN, G. ]. in State .. Ledfari.
from Yanry, declaring there is no error
in The Judgment.
Also, in Allen .. Chambers, in Equity,
from Person, dismissing The bill with
costs.
Also. in, Wrigh, D. Roberts. from Rock
ingham, affirming the judgmen, below.
Also, in Doe &c dem. Harper .. Ham
cock. from Chatham, affirming the judy
ment below.
Also. IN Jackson .. Hampton. from
Surry, reversing the iudgmen, below, and
awarding reaire de noup.
Also, in Houston u. BidtlIe. in Equity,
from Lenoir, dismissing The bill.
Also, in Cowles e. " ilrox o. Carter,
in Equity, from Sarry, affirming the de-
cree. .-ss
BY DANIEL, ]. in Bowman .. Thomp-
son, from Guillord, affirming the juhg-
ment below.
Also. in Brookshire o. Voncannon,
from Randolph, reversing the Judgment
below.
By NASH, ]. in Denny q. Gloss, in
EQUITY. from Gui,ford. dismissing the
bill with costs.
Also. in Hsden .. Ha,len. in Equity,
from Davie, dismisslng the bill.
Also, in Doe &c dem. Harper U. Bur-
row, from Davidson, affirming the judy
ment below. Register.
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A HoMICIDE.-'The Louisville Jour-
nal. aIlud'ng ~ a scene of violence and
death at Lexington, says:
ut seems tina, Mr.. Shelby. son nf
General Shelby, whilst sitIug With a
good msnv n,hers at the table of tie he
I'll. lancied that young man staining at
the fireplace was looking at him and talk
ing of him. After dinner. he met the
young man and demanded VITA, he had
been saving Of him. The Young man as
ser;ed tina, lie had said morning of him,
or nothing in particular. Shelby express.
ca his disbelief Of the ssser ion, and said
he would bring him 10 account for his
coudnct. Shelby then went off and armed
himself. and when he next me, The young
man, slapped him in the face. The young
man threw his hands behind him, p ,sslhly
10 keep his cloak from failing, whereupon
Shelby, thinking perh'ps that the motion
was made for The purpose If getting a
weapsn n, shot him through the head.
We are unable to give the name of the
deceased. We are informed that he had
no weapon about him except small pen
knife"
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The European correspondent of the Ma
tional lntelligeneer, writing from Paris,
says, the Commissioner Of the London
Times, travelling in Ireland. has convict
ed 0'connell, The supreme phiIanthropist
and abolilionist, of leaving his own tenant
ry in worse condition altogether than arc
the inhabitants OF any negro quarter in the
United States; the most ab iect and pite-
Gus life in the vilest wigwams; no schools,
no care, no culture. The Commissioner
says:
II have been all over England, Scot
land, Wales, and Ireland, and | declare to
you, solemnly. that in no part of the Uni
ted Kingdom is such neglected wretched-
ness---sn..h- Gl,h. snDi,- s4aaia-. sasi, ..,;sr,
ry Of every kind-lp be seen, as | saw
that day on Mr.. 0'Connell's estate, in the
presence of Mr.. Maurice 0'Connell."
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The Philadelphia Ingni er" states
that such is the anxiety fell IL England
Tor accurate information in relation To- the
proceedings ia Congress with regard 10
the Tariff, AID o,hrr questions deeply in
teresting TO The commercial community.
that the Fropriet'rsofI the 1" London Morn
ing Chronicle" have sent a gen leman
from London 10 Washington 10 forward
them early and ample reports and adsi-
ces IN relation 10 every thing Of impur-
lance That may lranspire.
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S v

TAKEN up BY Samuel Riley, living three
II miles west from Hillshorough, and entered
on the Stray Book of Orange, on the goth day of
January, two HOGS; one black and red, marked
with half crop on the under side of the right
car, and an underbit on the lefa; the other black
and white, and unmarked. a
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger. {
January %. law
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Friday. February 6.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The house met at 10 o'clock, and the
debate on the Oregon question was con-
tinued. ~.
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HOUSE ~ REPRESENTATIVE.

ME. ilar.lsan, chairman OF the eam-
mil1ee an Military Affair, reported
bill authorizing the President. under Ger.
tain contingencies, 10 areepi TIE service uf
volunteers for The public defence. Re-
ferrei 10 c 'mmiliee uf the whole. The
j'ial resOluli II Uf notice was further de-
balei.
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"Wednesday, February 1.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Niles. from the Post 0ilice COM
mitlee. rrpo ted a bill authorIsing the
Post Master General TO enter INTO con-
tracts fur the mail service in Texas.
After short time spent in Executive
session. the Senate adjourned.
HORSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The debate on the Oregon question was
continued.
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Thursday, January 90.
SENATE.

Mr.. Spcigh, addressed the Senate in
opposition 10 the bill FOR the increase of
the navy. In reference 10 the bill as a
war measure, Nr. =. discountcnanced The
idea that the whole nl Oregon is unquaIi-
firdly ours. Great Britain. he admitted,
bad rights within the territory, which
should be respected By any nation dispos-
cd i, deal justly and uprightIy.
The Senate adjourned until Monday
next.