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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25

-, DEBATE IN THE SENATE. Oregon
"eoa'e advances in the Senate with calm
sno measured pace; il is also conducted.
'a"e'ly q. least. in temper. and with an
evident study and Preparedness on the
p'f' OF The speakers, aud an attention on
we part Of the lsien,ng members. worthy
nigh deliberate body aud ni The dee n
~ ,,'lof'anre ofiha nstsfunder discussion.
~ vhs.ls Of msre in,ere.. than ain this
y we country. j. The cuinmendsble splti,
Ven has. for some day. marked tho
=. Leading Democratic members,
" The three las. " no have spoken,
Ne tenor Of their own speeches,
intemperate tono Of some
them. and have avowed
Ngonisls of sthe whole
The friends AZ ami.
compromise, and
such seb,i-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25

WIEN The BODY Is sUBgECF 10
EAHg rhsHsrs. i Esguiilss Hlellriz3s
se1drn eAanses 1uaa Ergs 81 l. dr. wsasas.
-. Has lAzzkoEsAas y healaE and : ; - ~.
ssEslily adaSz.ed, tl1si hesa an1 naszsHs ~
FSSssisi sgenas n TEaaariLg Gsezze. an3 ga
eeasiani Dry aad esGstanl Hei AezllxT aHs lzxh
iasoE.lAs = lissenas4lian; i dos ~ sEzl xhal
Ne "a = Z mRy le asars 4 nay be isliaas ErEsE,
= nay y seilsw kNsE 4 may y SysFnsrxy; 4
mss y EAsnRaaislns i nnly ie kEuasAiis. i nauy
DC e.oass 9 nAag BE- c0nsaiBaiiua a. lis lu@sls. 4
nay r. inflammation of ile luxrlss 4 mar l. u
h-mHassian 4 he b0~sls; Il nay le iafss.n.alion
q Ne s.snaael; i may lr nsrEuos afsssaion, ~
ssll q : alsease, and . disease rnrsise n Il
hfsndsEth Pills heoOuse thFy Rm0se "a isEuri-
ifs iIem Tie ho3y, 81 inst san in sny Esnnsf lsaA
aiss ilHasE IsegEes q the mslsAy; 10 mzlssr hon
ea.st Ilus thsse pis sHr not Oliy he mos to-
lsE ne.sine Ia sensEslly lie 0aly nle.igiIe lllui
neod o. onsht 10 be used
G AgsHls Co The sale q Bran.lrrth's piIlss-
y. hraEsi. HlllshOEOugh; A. ToHrnor, Pistsbosa';
WA fesLee. Foshetis ssMe. Chathsm; !. b.
M'ilade. EhsIsl Hin; Geo A. Melane. Mason
Halls E.& W. smith. Alamanoe; Ia Il. slaan.
..resns.oEongh; James J0hnson. MsElxossh
Wool q Neal, Ma1ison; Oven M.AIeei. Yan.
";'liie; ]. r. callum. Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25

TwENTr-FIvE MAIL RAGS I.osT!- The
Memphis Enquirer rays The Belle Zane
had on board when she sunk, some weeks
since, trentyJfre mail bags! The a.
noun, Of uoney. drafts. &C., lost. can
never be known. These mails had been
suffered to sccumulsIe al Memphis frnm
all quarters. when boats were striving and
departing between that RI ce aud N. Or.
leans eserv two or ,hre days! Ii Jis.
ter Cave johnson can digest tina, fact. We
will admit that he was the nonpareil pro.
claimed 10 an asloui,Led world.
". o. Iropic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS

The Ariel oI Tie New York Herald
snung from Washington, under ds,e oil
February 10, ssyE
An extraordinary courier arrived here
lac, night from Corpus Chri.u. " it'll des.
patches Tor our government from the az
my Of observation here. Il is surpassed
0y tho'e eonserssnt with our relations
vnh Mexico. that the go.erumeurur ru,s
country sre about To make a hostile de-
monstraiion sgainsl Ne, il they have no,
already done SD. Il Was in view of this
state of things being likely 10 occur, that
the See,e'sfy Of the Navy, a fortnight
since, issued orders 10 ihe several navy
wards 10 get Ill our vessels in readiness
forth with. aud 10 concentrate them in the
Gulf Of Mexico. This | lnlormed you
OF At the lime.
There was rather an unusual buslle to-
day in the War department. const qnen,
upon the reception Of these dispatches,
and Gen. Scott. Who IL seems had not
been consulted previously upon sny Of
the movements Of our army 10 Texas.
was sent for in hssle to-day by the S-c-
relary of War. Tie was with him IN con-
sullalion al his Office unul Isle hour .hl.
evening.
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k7hsaa iasth 81, -. II en- Oaier g.
's'iPiaoa q kalis. lls L.sds rT shieh /.
@ais u.an - iaehss il lsRgsh. srespsisE
afalairy Fsekst kaisss snd kalsss e.
ia@alg nse md seriruliorsl and meehaai-
eel pu'neses. ] dsilss zach. Every dnk.
elik-knlir. - deadly knils. or lnsIsmsIf
- mtial b. sh.lser nsms eallrd. an1
ssfEise Ahosi ils prison. and rol ussd
To- s''hsF u shr purposes shove msn'ion.
e. J dollar ssrh. Every sa0Et-rans o.
spear. I d0.lsr.
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Town Ordinance.

RE 1T ORDAINED, That if any person shall
~ hereafter exhibit or show any stud horse or
jackass within the streets, lanes, alleys or public
square of the town of Hillsborough, he shall, up
on conviction thereof, before the Magistrate of
Police, pay fine of five dollars; and il such of
feudcr be slave, he shall he whipped upon his
bare back, not exceeding thirty flashes, and i'm
prisoned until the costs thereof be paid: &c.
BY order of the Magistrate of Police.
E. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
February Is. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER CAMBRIA.
BIZ the steamship Cambria, whirh arrived II
New YOtk on THURSDAY lasi. Engli.h papers %
the 9Th Of February we're received. The news i
important. and of tbs most Tssifying Lind. Par.
lament had asseHihle,l. and the Queens speech.
~ well Is the tone Il the press. with regard % tic
rniteI States, l. II the mort pacific character.
Expressions Of rrgrsi arr made GA al hands that
tie difficulties between tia, country AMI tic Init
Cd stlies about Orrgaa arr ys, unsettled.
Sir Rolert Peel made sqcech in Parliament
announcing the financial policy Of his adnlinistra.
ton. which rmbraoes prospective rePcal Of the
Corn Law, and Reduction Of the British Taha.
Wilm-l aud S:n!si's European Times thus no.
tees the PremieI's new scheme:
The new scheme embraces. with full srnsc
Of their importance, the Tnntipels of ircc-lrade-
repudiates all protection for commerce. manufao-
lures, aud agriculture; admits corn duty fFcc Al the
end Of three years, with a scale, IN tho interim,
which will probably osilll,e between four and 81
shings per quarter. leigh, hashels.) and At once
admits Indian corn and luckwhcai free Of al du-
~ whatever. To the details Of this great measure
VIC earnestly enircat tue attention of our CONNER
rial readers Great Britain Al the present moment
il in blaze ofexcIicmcnl men talk AMI think Of
nothing else; they have &C, their hearts upon &C.
curing the great fiscal scheme FOR the regeneration
Of the country which the Premier has laid lclorr
Parliament and they desire to euT,ail the period
hted for the total extinction Of the corn laws The
Trends Of peace and progression on this side ofthe
walter hoPc-earncstly and sincerely hopc--ihat
The new policy will bind America 90 us b, Il,e
ties Of amity, brotherhood, and interest and that
the miserable squabbling about = barren waste
will give way to more liberal, civilized aud conf
rrchcnSisc views"
Secretary Walker's report. recommending re-
duciiOn Of our tariff. has been received with grea,
favor in England; and the House Of Lords order.
cd reprint Of the documen, TO be laid ON the IA.
bles Of the members Of both houses.
by the same arrival we learn that the ccIcbra.
ted Dr. Pussy has again commenced preaching
the term Of his suspension Of three years having
expired. Great numbers crowded 10 hear hi. frs,
sermon |, is said that the interval has worked
no change in his views, for the doctrine Of the
pnes'ly remission Of sins and Of the "rcal pre-
senoe' were as strongly insisted on in this az in
The condemned sermon.
The above are the most important item, Of
newsby this arrival. We have not room for more
Of the details.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25
FoR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM a. GR.fEE.IU

crOur country sslseHhfss Ek0 are in snesrs
f., The Recosdrr s. ons o. more srars. arc raT-
ps.Is requested % cal during IL snsuing court
wesk and make Eaynneni ThoSs ShO viii nos
h. ErrxHt thrnsrlsss al hass oFqo'iuniiics Il
.r.Iin- b. sons II tisir nsishhoEs. Sulscrilrrs
rs.iIing a gFrairE dis~n0e can HE:ii Iy mail;
Or psymenis may hs made 70 The Pot Masters.
and their rrcsIas Esniied 10 - 10 le PaiA By tie
Pot Mssici haze. Is Permitted lg The new post
oiioe law; and lhis lsslrE mode viii PERHAPS be
,he Osi dcsirsl1c AMI szss. II i needlrss 70 Say
tl., We Hgsi have monsy, Or M one viii sup
p,se thai NC can prosecute ouT businesa without
Il.
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.
Comprising General introductory Outline o.
Umpersal History, -i,,ciem and Modern, ana
Series Of Separate Histories of trcry Prta.
cipal Nation that eGtSts, their Rise, Progress
Present Condition, &c. DC. BY Samuel Maun.
der. The History Of america, edited by John
Innan.
reNHE above valuable work is just completed,
Il forming two large octave volumes, printed
on fine paper, with clear type, illustrated with
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVED VIGNEI'TE
TFrLES-bound in a substantial and elegant
binding and will be furnished at only Four Dol
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RY OF HISTORY--of inestimable value to any
one who wishes to inform himself at trifiing cost
of the past history and present state of every prn
cipal nation that exists, 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 also been
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. (complete) 50.
Full bound, in two Vols, 81.
Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers in eve
~ town in the United States. Any person OBJ
tanning two or more subscriptions, may deduct
one third of the same as his commission, and up
on the receipt of the balance accompanying his
order, the work will immediately be forwarded, by
mail or otherwise, as he may direct Address,
post paid, the publisher,
DANIEL ADEE,
lO7 Fulton Street. N. Y.
4 January, ls46. lS-I
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Notice.

THE sulseEiber having hoen qualified Il Fsh-
Enars Tenn Of Orange County cours, Iss6.
q administrator on the eslaie Of TIMOTHY
~ AAEGAN. deceased, requests al persons IN.
drilled 10 said estate Ia make immediate nayment:
aud shose having claims agains; the ss,s,e vii
PRESENT hem' properly authenticated, within tie
line prescribed By law or this notice viii be plead
IN bar q recovery.
WILLIAM LIPSCOMB. Admir-.
February %. l6-
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TheTreasnry orrEistory.-Tn,,,v

a'' Numbers Of this work, (the prospectus for
winch viii bc'found in another par, Of this pape,
aare come to hand. From the examination we
nave given it, We are inclined I. believe that i, is
d n'shly interesting and useful work. Though
great deal Is embraced in the scope takcn it is not
700 of'ei to be explicit AMI the style in which it
written nelevatcd and pure. II is gratifying to
''e works OF this character issuing from the press
u 'nc same cheap form Of the novels and other
,sh' works which have heen flooding the country
'V' years past. But alas, how many will prefer
VIC novel to this substantial work even at the
same pnce' The Treasury of History will be
completed in twelve numbers, at IS cents each
the whole work for So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25
NJ A r RIED.

In Rockingham county, on the 10Th instant, by
the Kew. William G. Patterson, Mr.. JosEpa p.
Coz, of Guilford, to Miss NAxcr F. PEARSON,
daughter Of Mr.. William Pearson of the former
place.
In Randolph county. on the 18th instant, by
the Rev. Joseph Causcy, Mr. wEsLKr Coz, Of
Guilford, to Miss MARTHA C. WooD, daughter
Of Col. John Wood, of tho fouaer place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25

TAxING LuxuRIEs.--A law has passed
the House Of Representatives of Ken
tacky, levying tax on the following al
t'cles Of properly: Each pistol which is
constructed SO as to discharge more than
one ball without reload,ng, and known and
called revolving pistol" made or used.
or which may be used for fighting doels.
80. E,ch other description OF pistols,
excep, ,ho'o used for legal or military
| u'Poses, 81. Each bowl. knife or Al.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25
Notice.

" AS stolen from the subscriber at Little
W IRock, Arkansas, note of hand given by
John Thompson TO me for $3.50, dated the Goth
of September, 1915, payable twelve months after
date, with credit on it for so dollars on the 23d
Of September. All persons are forewarned trading
for said note, and the said John Thompson from
paying the same to any one but myself
/, JAMES THOMPSON, (of Wm.)
February "a. l6-Swp
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TENHE subscriber has returned to his old stand,
u one door west of Holt & Caragin's Moores)
Store, where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line in workmanlike style. He hopes to
receive liberal portion of the public patronage.
Cutting attended to at all seasonable hours and
he will so cut and fit the work, that seamstresscs
can make it up without difficulty, which may be
a great convenience to his country friends.
, r. F. PLEASANTS.
January IA. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25

The great fles in the Dismal Swamp
last fall had driven great numbers Of bears
TO seek susienance on its borders. A
party lately turned on, in pursuit Of them,
and in the course Of a few days killed no
less than nineteen full-grown bears, be-
side taking one alive, which was freed by
The dogs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25
TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY -MEDI-
CAL DEPARTMENT.

Al nee,hg OF tie students Of the
Medical Departmental Trans, lyania Uni
sersi1y, February 5ih, 1916. Mr.. J. T..
Dickinson was called iU the chair. when
on motion, con'uiIte WAS sppornL d. cou-
sitting OF the follow ing gen | men. viz.
Messrs. Chsmbsr-, Barl'w, Benifro. e.
l'ou and Pte'loa. ,o:d'sv up resolutions
expressive Of the feelings rf the Class IN
regard TO The resignation Of Prof. l.. e..
WATSON.
Alter retiring, the committee repur,e i
The ioll'wIng preamble aud resolutions,
which were unsnimou'ly adopted. viz.
Mh.rsas, on accaunt Of the falling
health of Prof. l. g. Wslson. he has
ionnd il uns,ie 10 continue the discharge
OF his dU'ies:ss a 'eacher Of Theory anil
Practice Of Mediriue, farther than the con-
TlelIon.of the preset session. aud hss ac-
cordlngly rendered his resignation to the
board Of Trustees VI the University.
Therefore be Il
Resolved. That ~e. the students Of the
Medical Department, deeply regre, tina,
our much esIeemed precett tor has bren
deprived Of his health. to such degree 9.
10 render II necessary r"r him TO dIsconn-
nue. The DIS .argeof his du.i,s as teacher.
kesol'ed. That We hope reIesse from
HE srduous duties. will tend 10 a sp. edy
res'ors,ion OF his health. and We herrby
tender hun our best wishe. for bis lu.ute
prosperity.
Resol'ed, "rhat his un,irinc zeal in
'mPsrIIne IL Ne knowledge Of the rue
principles Of the Theory aud Practice Of !
Med'c'ne. has been duly appreciated. and |
lhat we consider The matter Of his Lee
lures to be the best current practice OF the
present day.,
Resolved. Tha, copy of the proceed.
Inss OF this meeting be presented to Prof.
Wss'on, andslso tina, copy be presented 3.
10 The editors Of e. Gu of the CITY papers,
with sE'q"es, thu they be published.
WM. VI. CHAMBERS,
b. +. ELLIOTT.
ROBT. RENTFRO,
SAML BARLOW.
VIM. r. PRESTON.
Committee.
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nurabcr Of this weekly journal is before US. Il /.
edited by George p. Morris, esq, a gentleman
whose literary productions have given him an On.
'iablc distinction among the writer's Of this coun.
Try and is published in the city Of New York a,
~ Pcr annum. The National Press is one Of the
usa'est specimens of newspaper printing that we
have ever seen; and the matter of which il is
composed i in character with the high reputation
Of General Morris.
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nth slbks e 80 askzznnsa Ssls IEA-
ihEh ed : qlaAsiiy e R1sssrs -
nAass Ft<S. - ha.1ess and Kip~hi..s ii
= sd plilaali HssxHzs ezail,g - csuu,r -
elEEnW GO4rs& fsEsrEs d aats n -, -
I.asssss arslrAs. - - - % a1u,~ EsozslFs
Nllh IL Hae-ns - Fassaszs. a. E1s1a l.r.,;..
Sm = had IAa@e 80 kpEs On Ea.as IN.
suEIaAe1 Mih lgFxE. - arfris1l N - 49,.
=, No0h Ena i y thxsT insrErsa - TrrrAas..
j. ). SMITH.
fsirnaEy n.
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Public Sale.

WILL he sold TO the highes, bidder, q. lie
" late residence Of Timothy Dunagin. decd.
IN Orange county, on THURSDAY the Goth Of Marcl,
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting Of men, women. hoys. girls, and chill.
dien. Also. all the Household and Kitchen Fur
nlsure' Gem. Wheat, Oats, Fodder, SC. stock Of
Satlle and Horses; q quantity Of Bacon and
Lard; ThEeshing and Cotton Machine; one
Wagon and one Gig; with many articles not
mentioned. A credit will he given the purrhas-
eF' until the 2Oth January neIt, by giving boni
and two aProyed securities.
WM. LlPSCoMB, Admir-.
February "a. l6-
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From . Letter in he Express.

Ffosn sonrees II imporance worthy n
credenes. venture ihe opInion.--. ron
siciion.--tbs hrsd fari. sIiss il 10 now
l'bis hin.h day Of F.brvsry. Is46.) an
agreed pom, HAT lie Oregon qnes.ian
shall be sstlsd on The 49o-uilh an e.
qui'sleni 30 US Of no pr.riiesl vslne, ahd
Nth sacrifice nj ineslimsbIe value; Ia
The shieh. Buchanan and Pakenham are
the tools IN other hsnds. A uesiy /. now
being conc'udrd. on the basis az the 49o.
the notifications of which sre 10 he ex-
changed - months alter Great Britain
shall have redused her duties on bread
sufi' - per quarter. and slier tile Ga,-
ernmeni, by ia~. u be continued for Is
years. shall levy no duties above 90
per cent. on British manufactures, except
Oh iron aud coal.
Such-such hesly will be ratified by
the Senate b. vote Of 3S 10 ls-rsx.
% settling the qussiinn.
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WANTED,-In Exchange for Goods,
II UMBER, of all descriptions Flax-sced,
IA Bees-wax, Feathers, Corn, Peas, Wheat,
&C.; also country made Cloth of all lescrip-
tons.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
January &c. "a
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A PPLICATION will be made to the Justices
IA of Orange County Court of Pleas and Quars
ter Sessions at February Term, 1876, to remove
the election fom DC. Parrish's (Horners,) to
Gayswell, in the same neighbohood.
January L. To-
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'Asa,s 80 tRns 70 tharhFtsHi1s - draalF.
- sally lsai q a. haPPF sdla.imrrl
sA,rA llasse g-hilsman - lnargssa.nsl.
r.ro.ssI -. III
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Oats for Sale.

VNHE subscriber would sell one hundred bush.
- els Of OATS, at fifty cents per bushel IL
the whole of them shall be engaged they will be
delivered in Hillsborough if required. His resi-
dence is fifteen miles north OF Raleigh.
JOHN SHAW.
February 4. I3-3w
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Look Here!
CALL! CALL


"A I the new Confectionery Of ]. r. WHIr..
"A EER's, near the Preshy terrain Church, where
l am receiving almost daily Fresh CANDIES of
all kinds, FRUTfS of all kinds, NUTS. Palm,
Pecan, Soit-shcll Almonds, Fiberts, English Wal.
nuts, Chesnuts, &c, also large lot Of Toys.
All Of the above will be sold as low as can be
boush IN Petersburg and pay the expense here,
that Is by the wholesale TO those who wish TO buy
TO sell again. shall also sell low by the retail
ail those in want will please give me a call, as
am determined to please both in quality and price,
| shall at all times try and keep well selected
assortment, and Of good quality. Families GO
ing TO have parties will DO well 10 examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as feel as
sured can please them. also keep constantly
on hand all kind Of CAKES, warranted fresh and
good, made Of the hest materials. All orders in
town or rom distance punctually attended to,
"r''i che "Tteies packed SO as to go safe TO any
part Of the state.
also keep constantly on hand, NORTHERN
PIANOS, Of the very hest finish and tone. ANY
person wishing to see them will please can at my
residence, and any person from distance wishing
one, 1t they will write to me- it shall lie promptly
attended to.
JOHN r.. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, n. C., Jan. 81. sls-sw
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the estate Of Sarah
IA Freeman, deceased, arc requested TO make
payment on or before tho LIST Of August next.
JOHN NEWLlN, Err.
February "a. l6-p
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.
Friday, February 20.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE or REPREsENTATIvgs.

The bin to restrict the mileage of Sena-
tors was again taken up, and passed It's
third reading by vote Of I4l TO 10. The
house then proceeded to the consider ration
OF bills on the private calender.
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Tseniy-Ninih Congress.

salurl.s. fslrsaryl
The Senatr did not III ladav.
Tie lIanse VI Rrplrsenlali.ss -. IN.
gased u Prisase business.
Msna.g. February 10.
SENATE.
Several Piivslr bills fr0m lie ITouse
Ssfe Rad The hDI and second Time and
FsIisFsed; alter ~hirh the Senate proceed.
81 :" The discussion Of The speeial order.
being lie resolution for giving notice d
6fsss Britain of The termination az .he
r"nEenlian Tor the joint occupancy OF Ore.
g"n' The question Immediately mend.
ing wss tie amenimenl az Nc. Crillen.
den. Mr. flanagan addressed lie Se.
nate Tor some time. Mr. colquen then
oesiined the floor, and Ihe senate ad.
sarned.
Horse OF REPRESENTATIVE.
A variety 81 hn,iness was transacted.
ons uons Of very particular importance.
Thursday. February II.
SENATE.
4 bill providing for the Temporary o..
iablishhrns of mail route in Texas, was
read The third Time and passed.
The Oregon resolution was taken I'M.
and Mr.. COlquilI proceeded 10 address lie
Senate.
iI0rsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Several private bills we're acted on; A..
ter which the pension appropriation bill
was taken NJ, amended, rad Third Time
and passed.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up and considered in committee OF the
whole.
"Wednesday, February IL.
SENATE.
Mr.. Dix addressed the Senate on the
Oregon question. but befhre he had con.
cluied The Senate adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVE.
A bill TO regulate the pay aud mileage
OF members uf COngIcss, was reported
from the committee on mileage. read twice,
aud committed TO The committee Of the
whole.
The Indian appropriation bill was Ear.
lher considered in committee Of the whole.
Thursday, February 10.
SENATE.
Alter The morning business, the Oregon
question was again taken up and Mr.. Dix
concluded his speech, aud was followed
by Mr.. Benton. Mr.. Benton concluded
his speech with observing that he should
vote Tor ,he notice under the firm cnnyic-
lion That u was a peace measure; vel lie
was prepared 10 vote for il, "comc what
come may"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A bill reported from the committee on
mileage. providing tina, no Senator shall
be allowed any tees for travel in attending
any called executive session of the Senate,
nnless he shall aclusliy have travelled aud
performed the journey, was read The first
and second time, and some discussion dis
cussion was had on j, during the morning
hour. The ln':ian appropriation bill was
hen taken up aud carried through the
Of The whole. reported 10 the
house, read the shi,d time and passed.
Friday, February 20.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The hill In rpStrirt the milaaUa ne Cana