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should take place from August This was sl.o

1"e pace nom August. ms was Also
Mr.. Davis Of Ky. proposed that The p,;,,,..
10 Congress Tor the present session shoud re,.;..
The aggregate cost ioType setting PAPER am Ill
! and lorty per cent II addition. Reecl-t ~ !,
party vote. Inc Wigs voting in favor Il, ~
amendment. ~
Numerous other amendments were otf.,a3 ~
rejected, and The Joint Resolution was In, ~
passed The Senate. II was 50 lepor,.i - :, :, !
House, when Mr.. Dromgools Of Va. noyea 49,
| previous question upon is passage AMI he Hi,
was passed, after Mr. Mcdowell 81 Ob,o az 49,,
Mr.. Houston. OF Alabama, asked 10 i, excnsed
rom voting. The vote upon the bin was as FL.
/ lows ~
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, John Qr:ncv Nav.
Atkinson, Bell, Benton, Aigss, janes gla%-,
Blanchard, Boyd, Bsiui;crhofi. h;,.,en Pr,
Burlington, William w. Campafl4. Cs.bo9,,
John Z. Chapman, Reabsn Chapman. C.sr.s
Collin, CrarSlun, Crczier Cul.om Cu..o..
Garrett Davis, De Mon. Dillingham; ps.r
Dobbin, Dockery, DTomsao.c Es>teuh E,..
man, john Il. Ewing, Foot Gentry. G,olycs,
GORDON, Graham Gtider, Grinreil. Gr5-er
HamIin, Hampton, Harlcr, ucnc,, Hog s.;gs
3. Holmes, John w. Houston, Samuel i Hos
bard, Hudson, HungcIio;i, James T. Hum, Jeo.
kins, James II. johnson. Andfcw Juhr-an
George w. Jones, Daniel T. King Preston h,s
Leib, Lewis, Long, Mclean, McCieani, IL.
Clernand, McCrate, McGaughcy. McIIeury
Mcllvaine, Mckay, Marsh Miller, Morris,
Moseley, Owen, Parish, penalcion, Ramsey,
Raihbun, Reid. Ritter, ROBBERS. Juias Rockwell.
John 4. Rockwell, Runk. SAWYER, Scamen, :.
verance, Simpson, Truman Smiih. Caeh +
Smith, Stewart, -. John Slrohm, Thomas
BenIdn.i; Thompson, James Thompson Jac,s
/ Thompson, Thurman, Ti'~n, I'fumh0. Vsi.s
Vn;on Wheaton, White, Wick wilma ~.
Wright, Young and Io>,-l0a
NAys-MessrS. sStephea Adams, isa.-rr
Bayly, Betinser, James 4. Biac., : w..a. n,..
head, VIM. q. Brown, Bur-. Augustus (. Cam
man. Chapman, Cobb, Cunningham, l.8e !.
Dunlap, Faran Fickin, Fri.s, Gargip. O..
HARRISON, Isaac f.. Holmes, Georce : II H..
Edmund w. HUBBARD, iIunt, Chalk ] l...-.
soil, Joseph K. lnsersol kaufman, - .-O.- y.
win, Lyon, Maciay Joseph }. NcDvwe.l jone,
Mcdowell, Barclay Martin, Mor>e Nar.
Phelps Pll>bury Rclie Sawtelle, Ncama
Seldom, Alexander D. Sims, !earall n. Se,
Stanton, Suons. Tibhaas, Toatass ri0aag.
Wentworth, Williams, Woodlut, Hou.ua,e.f,
Woodwo.;h-53
The printing is reduced 70 a per csr 9as..
the prices u 1919. .hr rate At when u 8 r0s s..
ecuted, and 33i per cent ior all documea> @ss.e
more than 1000 extra copies are ordered
a message was received from tie Pr. Pr. a
The effect Tia, he had approved and ,i>.r
bill appfopgiatins ST. 500 600 for The cxqcA.,,.
The volunteer troops.
The House then wen. into committee apifa
up joint resolution reported from seize. c,.
m;ee, regulating the prices Of printing lsa.
ing late, however, The committee rose anG ii.
House adjourned.
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LOUIS McLANE, ESQ We understand
by the Cambria, (says The Union,) that our dis
tnguished Minister in London is preparing 10 re-
turn home, and i'll embark for the United States
as soon as the necessary arrangements have been
made Tor his successor. II is fortunate Tor our
country that she has been represented al so
important and embarrassing period, duriag
the Oregon negotiation, BY so accomplish
ed a diplomatist as Mr.. McLane. Init
maely acquainted as he was with the whole
understanding as he did on the most courte-
Gus and friendly relations with Lord Aberdeen
devoted 10 his country and 10 her rights and inter
ess-anxious TO preserve her honor, as well as the
peace of two great countries, he has devoted HIM
lfwilh ZEAL a fidelity, a spirit firm while il was
conciliatory 10 the adjustment of question which
was full Of peril, Of difficulty, and OF emeafrass-
meni The administration are deeply sensible Of The
services which he has rendered. They who have
seen all his correspondence, have seen and have
Eel, how happily his powerful mind has risen 10
the level OF The occasion. And when all his cor
respondence has been laid before his country, we
do no, hesitate TO say they will re-ccho The sent-
ments OF The Government.
We learn from Americans in London that
Mr.. McLane is highly appreciated BY The minis.
ters OF the British government as we'll as the
people OF England. No one is more willing
IMAM LORD Aberdeen, Inc idtc ihiuislei VI
foreign affairs. 10 offer his tribute OF ap-
probation OF our minister, and he has re-
Gently done Justice 10 him in the lace Of The
country.
We have heard some anecdotes Of Mr.. Nc
Lanes manly bearing in London-n clearing up
some very erroneous impressions which he minis
try had imbbed-and We should be still more
gratifed if we were al liberty 10 state them, be-
cause, as soon as some errors were dissipated by
our Minister'S explanations, Lord Aberdeen did
honor 10 himself by paying to the head of our 60
vernment The compliment 10 which ne was Justly
entitled.
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OUR CouNTRY's FLAG.

OUR CoUNTRY'S FLAG.
By ROBERT +. H. LEvERINo.
1,,n.,,fyu insc,tbc1 to those Harriors, lrdo, ioa
ri, .S,rord and Pen, are r0Hying around "a
Banner of Freedom, 10 defend our C"'tnU
against Mexican Aggression.
Air-aOuk FLAG ~ THERE
our coun,ry's Flag Our Conn!ry's Flag
We prize il both in peace anu wa, r,,
Our Counry's Flag Oul Couniy
The nations hail the stripe and star!
Unfold it to the Summer breeze,
|, sivesa beauty 10 the gale,
|, whispers LIBERTY and PEACE,
And saws those blessings shall prevail
Chorus.
Our Countrys Flag! Our Coun!ry's Flag !
we nrize i, both in peace and warl
Our Countrys Flag Our Country's Flag
The nations hail the stripe and star!
Unfold il 10 the tempes, storm,
II speaks of battles sweeping rage,
The wrath thai unchand FRgEDoM's form,
The brieh,es, gem on Hist'Iys page!
II speaks of precious blood once split
The seed from whence our glory grows
OF those who died, as up they oniiI
The altar where our ~ MON grows;
(tQ
O, wave il DER each hallow'd spot
Where patriots fought, where lie our dead
Der evry shrine by Pilgrim sought,
TO catch The holy fire they she'd
Twill nerve the patriot soul 70 love
The signing ones Of ev'ry land,
To spread Coumbia's blessings-move
His lion heart and cha;nless hand
Choras-Our Counlrys Flag. &c.
Reveal il through the Southern cline,
ac onward moves the conq'riDg host
With leapins hearts for deeds sublime,
Though bloodMe path! THOUGH DEATH THE COST!
Twill nerve them in the hottest strife
With stories Of the olden day.
Twill cheer them as they pour their lie,
Or fearless seek the future Tray!
Chorus-Our Country's Flag, &C.
Unrol its spiIit-stirring stripes,
Like rainbow gainsl the azure sky
A promise sign, whose magic wipes
The tear OF doubt from patriot eye!
Its Stars shall tell of Freedoms charms,
United in that galaxy;
A PHARos lighting TO her arms
Earlh,s weary sons, who would be free
Ciorns-Our Country's Flag, &c.
Display it for The molly brave,
The sign Of glorious victory,
Till tyrant flags no more shall wave
Beside lis unstain'd briiancy!
Abroad al home, on land, on sea,
To ev'ry wind unrol It's Stale,
A witness for The truly Tree,
That Passports Sous alone are great!
Chorus
Our Coun.ry's Flag Our CounlIy's Flag
We prize il both in peace and war
Our Country's Flag! Our Counttys tlaS
The nations hail the stripe and star!
Lancaster, OHIO, Julv 1916.
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then the wound smarted and burnt. 1t IS sa'a
she will soon be entirely well.
DR.. w. R. Gis assisted BY Dr. W. . n'"s
ley, conducted The singular operation II VIII V
fully reported in some medical journal.
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TWENTy DOIIoRS RE,yAHD

7 WILL pay the above reward III Tie appTelcns 80
\ and delivery 10 me, ,hc confinement iul, 81
that get HIM, my man MARTIN, who lett ny Farm,
Johnson'> Springs. Goochani county, ABOUT ne
first Of May. He Is about ia feet high, DARK iuaitl
square shoulders, about - years did, AMI speaks u
when spoken lo-can -p-ll, aud read liirr. liz I'll,
wife Al Mr David AndeIsons Farm. Vance via
III Louisa county. CHARLES FORD
IL. IL.
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A fine company Of Rihemen is nearly COM
pleted in Jackson county. That region abounds
in expert marksmen and sharp shooters.
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The Wig Governor OF Ohio rejected three
companies OF German volunteers. on the ground
tina, the regulations OF the war department pre-
scribed that men cannot be received into The army
who are not acquainted with The English Ian
guase.
The secretary Of war writes, under date June
9th, 10 The Governor, Ina, he has learned This tact
with surprise-rhat the rule OF the department ap-
plies only 10 recruits in The regular army-it has
no application TO volunteers or mlitia-'has The
laws relative 10 volunteers and militia Apply to
all able-bodicd citizens, between the ages Of II
and is years, and that as Ignorance Of the English
language cannot be alleged by citizen as a
cause Of exemption from military duty, il surely
ought not 10 be reason for rejecting his services
as ] volunteer Nclc Orleans Courier
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POETRY.
f. he Ennnirer

For ne LINqNUT.
A MODERN DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Messrs. Editors:-l ain NO. an "lsraeli'e OF the
1srael,es.-,ha, is, l am Whig-but do not
,vmpa,hize with those Mexican Wings who ale
bo,h indirectly and directly sanctioning the ag-.
oressions of Mexico, as wish neither 10 be arred
and feattcred as a traitor, nor disown the death
less principles handed down BY our sainted tore
fathers. BY telling the world that am wing
Democrat, or Democratic Wing, you Will oDlise
Your unwavering friend, ,o
r. E. Fl. LEVERING.
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GALL THE WAY FROM oREGoN"-

GALL THE WAY FROM OREGON"-
We have been favored by some friend with a copy
fthe first issue Of the "Oregon Spectator" the
first newspaper established in the Oregon Terri
,oryl Here il is, all the way from our new set
clement opposite China The motto Of the h.! sheet
is. "Westward the Star of Empire takes its way
and We should mol be surprised if the settlers in
our iar-ofi territory were looking around for some
lone star OF an island in the Pacific 10 annex 10
their ate or, rather TO throw The light Of empire
oyer it, The number before us is dated February
9Th, 1916, and contains copy Of The Constitution
passed BIZ the Legislature q the Territory; also
nm act to proven! the introduction and sale Of ar
dent spirits in Oregon. The editor, William q.
T'vau,, says, in his opening leader, that the pa
per will be neutral in politics, and devoted 10 The
general interests of The Territory but he at The
same time informs them that he is a Democrat Of
the Jcticrsonian school, Besides being editor Of
the oSpeclator," he Is prosecuting attorney and
Postmaster General + the Territory. I'Ianh,
Judging from The stations he holds, mus; be man
Of raul ing amb,ion-[I. Louis Rerstsle.
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The Mississippian gives an account Of re-
markabe surgical operation performed at Jack
son by the aid of mesmerism. The patient was
the wife of MIR. Mathews, the Auditor OF Public
Accounts; and the operation was witnessed by
The Chancellor and other highly respectable indi-
yiduals. |, was the removal OF cancerous III
NOR, situated just behind The angle OF the lower
jaw, on The eG side OF the face, and over the low
er halfoi the paro,id gland The whole opera
ton occupied about twenty minutes; and when
the patient was awakened from her mesmeric
sleep, she expressed utter astonishment-said she
knew nothing Of what had been done, but that
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II is with sincere regret (says the 81. Louis
pepouer OF The 18Th JuIy) We are called on 10
announce The death OF CaP. John Page, OF The
u. S. Infantry, lately wounded in Texas. tie
died Yesterday morning, al half past three o'clock,
on board the steamer Missouri, bound for this
mort. His remains have been brought 10 this CT
~ for nerment His wife and family were
with him at the hour Of his death. She returned
from the Rio Grande on the Alabama, having
gone thther to meet him. He reached new Or.
leans the same day she left, and waited there for
her return. On her arrival at New Orleans, on
the slh, they embarked for This city. which he
was never destined to reach alive. He was one
of the brave men who was wounded on the 9!h Of
Nav
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The Rockingham Register appears in an en-
larged and improved form. We wish it increased
success. The Tenth Legion" always takes
good care Of its efficient champions.
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The subject OF discussion before the Farmers
Club OF New York, al its last meeting, was Gin
Jury By insects TO vegetation"
DR.. Underhll last year observed an insect that
destroys The ounce By singing the trees and this
year he had all his trees whilewashed, and he
would not now lose one bushel, where last year
he lost ten. He had no doubt that like insects
were the cause OF the blight in pear trees and
damson plum trees. He mentioned other kinds Of
fruit that were deslro"ed BY insects Grapes are
less affected by insects than almost any other kind
OF fruit. The caterpillar should be Immediately
DESTROYED, by touching them with sponge satu-
rated with spirits of turpentine. lie had almost
entirely destroyed The rose bug, by ploushIns up
his vineyard in the FALL 80 that the egg or grub
would be frozen, anti thus Killed. lie suggested
large outdoor fires in the evening, TO destroy IN
secls, as night was The time OF their jubilee. A
friend OF his had his orchard nearly destroyed BY
the canker worm. and the next year he tried fires
in the evening, and was thus enabled 10 raise
good crop of apples in spite OF The few worms
that appeared. He thought il was good prac-
tice 10 turn The hogs into the orchard 10 root
around the trees and cal The worms, and 10 give
the trees thorough scrapng IN The autumn, 10
take away The egg deposited in The rough crevices.
He also recommends the preservation OF birds, as
a means of getting clear OF insects. All birds
that run up the trees and peck mo Inc bark for
the Larvae or insects, should be carefully protected
Yet they have nearly disappeared. cal bird
would ca, hundred calerpiars day. Where
birds, even crows, are destroyed, II Is from want
of knowledge ia regard 10 their operations. He
had often in his forests found roosery Of per-
haps $4,000 10 $4,000 crows, none Of which he
destroyed When his fields were ploushed IN the
Fall, these crows picked up thousands Of grubs,
as they were turned out by the plough. His corn
he has preserved, BY extending around and across
The field single lines Ot white Iwine.
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nsIT Tim PARVO.

"Etee Trade" wiring from Washington 10
the N. Y. Evening Pest, gives capital hit at
the old arguments in favor OF the Iaf'h "''eH
are 10 be spun out in the Senate I'LL patience -
exhausted. He sums them up as ioiiows'
l. Tba,taxationi is a blessing, because il makes
,hings cheaper. ,. That nobody pays The lwen-
weigh, millions Of revenue collected al our Gus
ION Houses. 8. That The goods imported arg
great dca cheaper, because there mas peg i ao'N
thing paid on them al The lime o. 'ai"lu III ,,a.
That the fall in prices Of MANUFACTURES a., o'e
The world is owing entirely 10 our lai'n a,os
5. That all the duty on lo.e'sn ai.'s, I r no,
only Law a tax of 100 per cent. on II you VIII gel
il for nothing; and according 10 The doctrine OF
Mr.. Triplett, late member OF Congress from
Kentucky. if YOU tax il 200 per cent. you ee'
for nothing and 100 per cent. in The bargain.
This doctrine Of Mr. Triplelt is to be iounn 10
MIR. SaltonstalI's report, House Report, No: 4Si,
27th Con. ID Session. To show no injustice IS
done 10 Mr. Triplell, quote Up; o9)
nThe products OF American lnaus- $40, .oo ooo
try sell in Europe, &c, lot u, 600 nm
OF which We receive '''oo0'0VO
"And lose in paying Dulies' sllo,oGO o wv
This stuff was published by Consi1ss anu .o'n-
mended TO The attention az Soou sou"o uoe'''"'
This last view is not near SO plausio'e as lhe
story Of the son oil Erin, who, having heard OF
newly improved stove, that saved one halt oil the
ordinary fuel, purchased two Of The same to save
Inc whole
The Rockingham Register appears in an en-
larged and improved form. Wewish i, increased
snccess The "Tenth Legion" always takes
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~ trust | may also congratulate the House
that, Notwithstanding The great reduction in The
fiscal burdens of the country, our finances are
in a prosperous and buoyant state, and that on
the Isl Of July next, The return which will be
made 10 the House will be, that Notwithstanding
the reduction of taxation, The increased consump-
ton of articles Of customs and excise, and the
general prosperity of the people, have supplied
the void which might otherwise have taken place"
re-, - pcrpe Sn-c1L 20,b Ltus id6
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We are indebted 10 gentleman Of this city,
(says The New Orleans Picayunc,) for The follow
ing extract from n Spanish paper received by
him, from which it appears that very sensible
views are taken OF the Mexican war in the CAPT
,al OF Spain:
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 30



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ship; parted her moSInE. in she late NV s.le ss lin
nd;s q s 81 e; ": s0mgsay Win
YORK ' Nov IS i.s s IS was sonPsny with ship
3 DC S, d. Nov % % e 50 .DS Sss
OF very heavy westerly gales since the 18Th In
ship Empire. Russell from Liverpool, Oct 18th. with
TWO, %s' m &
sG e: s: ship 81 isS 9's
Of timber washing out three mast. standing sail: blown en-
and adder iEay soas H. spoke brig Sterling
Of sSs'Gn hound Sr S.v, from New Orleans, with
md.s, to WIN Nelson Experienced heavy weather the
en- nj
S1y NJ, sS mile. 'sR Doi:
big Marion Gage Chareston for New York under ju-
ry masts supplied her with sails
Bnk Pete! Rem Lewis. day. from Savannah. with
ton, Demill 20h inst lat "a, lon rs TO- exchanged
signals with brig Excel hence for Savannah
1000 bushels SALT euck Left several vessels names
not recolected ExpsIenced strong westerly gales split
'' sSs h:s Sssn :SS the hides
PatrulIo Capt left Of the
Of Yucaan Mexico; he did feel safe to in port
any longer.
Brig Baldwin, Bassett, days from Savannah. with cot
ton, Dlnham Dimon.
schr Fair Lady Collins, 10 days from brandywine. with
flour and meal, TO Allen X faxson.
schr Amanda, Hail. from Philadelphia. and "a hours from
the Breakwater, with coal.
schr Soltherner Ballet days from Baltimore with corn,
to
Schr Margaret Elizabeth Atkins. Philadelphia. coal
ship Patrick Henry Delano. from Liverpool Oct
2lst.
packet ship, supposed be the Stephen Whitney. Pop
ham, from Liverpool.
Ship Lagrange, IS days from New Orleans
Also 2 ships, supposed to be packets.
Ship. American Eagle. for London; Admiral fer Hsyre
Farwe for Lverpool sloop of Albaay for Gulf OF
Mexco bark Phena for Ma!sses; brEs Mobile, for Mo-
bile; Sterling, for Savannah; Belle, for Wilmington, Nc.
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tween this city Hartford Conn., by way Of the De
laware and Raran Canal There Is considerable brisk
manifested among our ship builders, but they are
hindered in their operations by the scarcity Of ship
timber.
Messrs Wright & Brothers, of this city whose extern
sve umbrella establishment is well known to the mer-
chants of the South and West about erecting most
extensive building Franklin Place, to be used
factory in which they will have the most improved
machinery for their business driven by steam power In
connection with their store Market street. the
establishment will have depth of than 200 feet.
when the establishment will be removed to it from its
present location
paid flying visit to all the places Of last
evening and found them crowded to At the cir
il impossible to obtain than occasional
peep at the stage by standing outside Of the box doors
The present company leave after tonight to perform the
two popular specacss presented here before Baltimore
takes its place on Monday The beautiful ballet Of
Uriee presented for the first time last evening
the Walnut street theatre, In which Madame Augusta
surpassed herself At the Arch, Ryninge and his pupils
appear for the first time
learn that Herr and Dc Meyer have each projected
IL also expected that musical dillesn revei
in sweet sounds
The amusements also increased in number by the
opening OF the Chestnut street theatre, Monday, by
MIR. Alexander who designs to as;onsh citizens with
his magical feats.
sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
Fnsr BoARp3tOo u g. Loan 6s lCf $ls7 County S. co
ArrrR sALE-leOo City SIS Ct, ss3s schuylk Nsviga-
tion 3ss 1854 Lehigh Mortgage Lam 70; 5000 u s. Loan.
6, lOl; 1000 sebuylkill Nav, g., IS, s2,4.
s5sSsD si .s5 sfh.y5 ~ 1000 Cincinnati
AFTER sALEs-io schuylkl Nav s3,s; 1000 do s's 65,
s21s; 10 Mine Hill, Io1k; 1000 State SIS 6sX
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