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WING VIEWS OF oREGoNIN NEW YORK

wHlG VIEWS OF oREGoNIN NEW YORK.
We published in last nights "Unionn the resou-
tons which were submitted to the assembly OF
New York on Monday last, by General Fullerton,
Of Livingston county, wing member The fol-
lowing are the two first resolutions:
"Rssoirsd If the Senate soncur,) As the sense OF
the legislature Of New York, that inasmuch as Eng.
land, after pressing our government to the consid
Grafton Of the Oregon boundary question, has re-
jected just fair, and concatory terms Of settlement
without offering any mode Of compromise, il be-
comes the duty Of our government to take the step
contemplated by the convention Of 1897, when in
the opinion OF either government ii should be deem.
ed necessary for the protection Of its interests
honor: Therefore
"Rssolrsd Qfthe Senate concur Tnat our senators
and representatives in Congress be requested III
vote for resolution advising the President Of the
United States give TO her Britannia Maiestys gov
eminent, at early day as, in his judgment, the
rights, the interest, and the honor Of the American
PEOPLE demand, the notice required by the conven-
ton OF 1927, for the termination Of the Joint occu.
pancy by England and the United States Of the Orc
gon territory"
These resolutions have produced an unusual fu,ter
ing among the wings of the Empire city, if we may
judge by the language OF their two principal papers
The "New York Courier and Enquirer" objects &c
Them and hopes and believes shat the wings of the
legislature will not vote for" them. 1t asserts "ha,
they coincide SO nearly with the sentiments and
declarations Of the Presidents message and Of the
Uuion newspaper, that the ocofocos will doubtless
support them. On the other hand, they are intr o
daced by wing, and, according to rumor, at the
dicalion ofa phig caucus; and the Albany Journal,
counting upon the wing vote Of the Legislature ir
their favor, expresses the belief and the hope tina
they will receive the unanimous vote ofthe House.
The "New York Courier'' protests against theil
passage, and conjures the wings to "allow the Pres
dent take oft, (the question Of notice;) ant
not, by advising him to any particular cours.
the responsibility which belongs exclusively to him
and his constitutional advisers"
The "New York Tribune" on the other hand
speaks in far more respectful and approving term
of these resolutions. Il ''sees nothing objectona
BILE here unless in the closing res olution, which
looks to warlike preparation as advisable. We see
no necessity for this; aud feeling sure that two o
every three dollars appropriated to ornaments vii
get into the pockets OF contractors and hangers.on
the Executive, we would postpone arming as lon,
as possible We believe our gouernmen! has only TO
Be firm and moderate, our people united and reasonable
TO ensure early and suspicious settlement Of The dN
Gully" The Tribune is right Give us union among
the people, with firm and moderate tone on thu
part of the government, and all will probably bt
well,
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Polk AND DALLAS roREvER--We last week men
toned the circumstance Of the lady Of friend OF
ours in this city presenting her husband with pair
of boys, to whom respectively he gave the names Of
Polk and Dallas; and we this week have the pleas.
ure to record similar occurrence. The wife OF
another friend MIR Mitchell, in this county, a short
time since, also blessed her hous, hold with twin
bows, TO whom they have given the names Of Polk
and Dallas What chance will whigery have a,
|, hi. rstei--.Ndc Albany (Ia.) Democrat,
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The SNOW sroRM.--The snow storm at the Ess
has completely blocked up the railroads from New
York to Boston, well to Philadelphia, and the
err, by this time that the snow has been cleared off
as we yesterday afternoon received the mail from
New York that should have arrived at IL o'clock or
the previous evening The New York evening pa.
pers Of Thursday, however, as well as the Boston
papers Of Wednesday, have not yet reached thi.
city. On some parts Of the Long island road, the
snow is said to have drilled to the depth of FIVE OF
six feet.--BaL. Sun Of his morning.
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CERMoNS, by the Rev. Sydney Smith, vol.
- ume, just issued and this day received; for sale
by F. TAYLOR.
Also, the Legal Rights, Duties, ard Liabilities OF
Women, vol, by Z. ID. Mansfield, A. NJ.
Hand Book Of Young Artists and Amateurs in
oil painting, by an American artist, vol.
Works Of the English puritan dvines; volume l.
Bunysn.
Jan. "a
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STATIONERY. BOOKS. &c.

T AADAMS, four doors below the St. Charles
j Pennsylvania avenue, has just received, and Of
fers for SALE very lew, American, French, and Eng.
ish letter, writing, and fancy note papers; sealing
Tors; slate, and slate and lead pencils; playing and
visiting cards; quilts all steel pens; pen and pocket
knives; card cases in morocco and papier mache;
pencil cases; with assortment OF books and peri
odicals; Napier's Peninsular War; American Naval
Biography, &c.
Also, the depot for mez1oiin, engraving Of WASH
ing,on, from Trumbull's original picture.
Jan. 24-3ts
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BAIrIaoAE, January 30, ls4s.

DALfIhohtI JahuaTy 20, 1915.
To The Editor cfds UniOni
DsAs sIR; As many questions Of commercial
nature, and, consequently, Of great importance to
the country, may, and no doubt will, be brought
forward during the sitting Of Congress think IL is
not only very desirable but even necessary, that all
statistics in regard the production and exports Of
the sundry ARTICLES Of the growth Of the United
States should be brought before the eyes Of your
readers, and particularly Of those individuals who
have 10 promote the welfare Of their country, in
order 10 enable them to form correct judgment of
our commercial relations with the several States la
Europe, and 10 appreciate them properly.
Trusting that, under these views, my example
may be followed in other places, venture TO make
the beginning with our staple article, tobacco.
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usurD SrArEa patent oTFIcE,
Jsnusry 10, 1886.
To tho Editor Of the Union;
Sra; herewith hand you a statement Of the tran.
sG.tons Of this Office for the month of December
including list Of patents issued, with their titles
and the names and residence Of the patentess, q
Wit
Number Of patents issued = s.
Amount received for psien-iees and caveats, sisls
Amount received for fees for copies, &c. l3l
Amount refunded or Withdrawals FAC
Very respectfully,
II. III. SYLVESTER,
Chief Clerk.
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DURSE LOST.--A purse or shaded blue and
i purple silk, with steel rings and tassels was
lost on Thursday on street, between 18th and 7ih
streets. The finder have The small amount Of
money il contained upon returning the purse 10 j.
F. Csllsn, corner Of E and 7th streets,
| Jan 20
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Ssnals was NOT Ia sesslon to-day

The Stnais was not ia session to-day.
Ia the House, the question Of contested election
from Florida, after very long session, was hoslly
disposed of-the House having decided that the slI-
ting member (Mr. Cabsll was not entitled TO seat
and that the contestant (ir. BrockenbrOush) was
40 entitled. No other business was transacted.
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American staple, have 70 give the following erpla-
natloni
Hogshesds.
Germany received direct through Bremen 1854
Through Trieste 1918
Through Embden lin Hsnov.r) 100
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ne We regret TO hear that Mr.. Isaac z. Holmes
!, detained from his seat In the House by indi'po-
sition.
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And OF the 25,9t hogshesds imported
at Rotterdam and Amsterdam, accord
ing TO a fair estimate, two-thirds find
their way into Germany, say
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And when we turn our attention 10 our CUSTOM
era for this commodity, ws find that the shipments
from this port we're composed as follows;
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u5sInrEREsTIsc SERVICE AT THE CAPiroL.-The
Rev. Mr.. Bonhomme, converted Israete, will
preach in the Capitol on Sunday next at III O'Clock.
Subject; "The Conversion and restoration OF the
Tew
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DIED.

At his residence in this city, on Thursday even.
ing, the 29d instant, at 8 o'clock, WILLIAM
FRENCH, in the 63d year Of his age, formerly a
clerk in the Treasury Department.
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Although the increase Of inspection for ls45 has
been 10 900 hogsheads over 1884, yet the stock left
on hand OF the commencement Of the present year
was only 1900 hogshesds moro than at the com
msncement OF last year and this IL certainly very
satisfactory proof Of the healthy state Of this i'm.
portant branch OF trade.
The inspections for 1876 Ners
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The following letter, from the Vera Cruz cores.
pondent of the New Orleans Times, is worthy Of
attention:
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sAIEa--Netv York. jan. -, ls4s.--Trs Board-S,Ooo
q. States ss 1907 l0e b. mo-; 900 Ohio IT, oct; 5000
illinois Special Bonds S. b. co. so Morris Canal Io 900
Reading r. SSH 80 do, ssh lco do oo 10 Erie H. R.,
At; 10 stonngton Il. r., "a; as do, 4s8.
Second BoaTdso Long island, to 500 do, at; 20 Nor
wich and Worcester r. r., 5s3
SHIP NEWS
CLrARHp.shlp Rambler, London; bsrque Mary Chiffon,
Rio Grsnds; schoonsr North Star, Kingston, Jamaica
Ann D., Charleston; Palmyra, Tobasco.
s.trD.-Bsrque Reform Mobile; brig Clinton. sayan
nah.
Administrators Fancy, Boston; Jane, New Lon
al
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STOCKS

sLLs~-Stg f1k. Jsa.l,y "a 1875 --Frs BsSyd--
700 rsaa1syiyasis 81 90 oPg 2oos {. i %, lsss
coupons iooti 600 Ohio o., 1880 slI; roo Illinois
aPycia eoods s4l 70 Morris canal ISi Ia: DO isS 100
Heading railroad, 81 70 Erie railroad Es 400 yck,bprx
1ij 200 Reading railroad honds 66l
SsegHd BgsTS.-2o u s. Bank, Al, % RsaJiag m n
s4ti 90 do, al lso Morris canal, ISL
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CLEAAnp.-ship II. Rockwell Cork ship coquInbo pos.
ton ship Parker and brig Eclipse Llvsrpesl schooner
osesos AitaksPssi brig Aans Vsrs crsI Schooner 0sa
Scott. Wilmington, N. e..
sAiLID ship H. Allen, ChsTlssten
AAKYED- schooLsF Gen. Foster, Eatpoui scLoo or
samuel Csstnsr. Norfolk schooner D Dsuickson Phils
delphs. schooner J. IL Borden BALL River; steamer Eudo-
r. Fail RIVER brig savannah savannah .ehesnsr SlsrsL
BOSTON, schooner Jasper Boston.
LAfEr hsds Of dIft Ice IN the Norh AL Eea riyerI
Nothing 10 sight from the Telegraph.
Inc O-hisier packet Tor London sails tomorrow.
Tue sPsndid packet Queen of the West for LyeTpeol
also sails tomorrow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-21
The war win Mexico.

The Presidents Message to Congress, in rela-
ton 70 the late news from our Army in Texas,
viii be found ia tO-iay's paper, together with the
Bill passed in compliance with the recommends
tons Of the Prcsident. The bin passed By Con-
gTess Is considered equivalent to Declaration Of
War agains, Mexico, and The President has issu-
Cd Proclamation to this effect, which win also
be found IN our columns. Perhaps our Congress
has been in too much haste 70 declare wal and
that il would have been better 70 have acted upon
the counsel Of those Senators who, while they
would freely vote .he supplies Of men and money
TO rePel INVASION and TO PrOiee, our frontier and
our little army in Texas, were yet disposed to re-
serve the question Of aggressive war for further
consideration. But a. other counsels have pre-
vailed, we trust that our President may prove
equal to the heavy responsibilities which rest up
on him, and that the war win be brought TO a
speedy and happy conclusion.
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Union Hotel, HillSbOrOugh.

INHE subscribers, having purchased The Union
IL Hotel, Hillsboroash, \. e.. have thoroughly
repaired the House, and fitted il up with entire
new furniture.
They have the pleasure Of announcing 10 the
public, that they have succeeded in securing the
services Of Mr.. & MRS. L. q. WREN, TO su-
peIinienl the establishment, who. from their e1-
Perience and ability 10 conduct the business can
not fail 70 please the travelling community.
The Propnetors have spared no expense in fit
ting up the House in neat and comfortable style;
and they pledge themselves 10 the travelling pub
lie, that the house will be constantly supplied with
good clean beds, 9 Widespread table, faithful and
Oblging servants. and good osilers, and that eve
~ effort shall be made TO render ali those who
may favor them with q call comfortable.
Regular Boarters, Lawyers, Jurors, &c. will
find al this house quiet and comfortable home,
Ii is situated convenient 10 business, and al tie
same time removed from The hustle and confusion
Of the court yard.
CT Two or three Families can be accomno
dated with board for The Summer.
LONG, WEBB, L. CO, Projectors.
May IS. | 2s-
~ Raleigh Register, Standard, and Star
Newbernian, North State Wing, Milton Chroni
Gle, GrcensbOrough Patriot Salisbury Watcl Imam
Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Chronicle, anI
DanSille Reporter, will publish once a week 20
four weeks, and forward accounts TO this Office.
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The Seat of war.

Since our last we have not received any add
tional news from the American Camp near Mata.
moras. More of the particulars in relation to
what we have already given, will be found in the
letters, and extracts from our exchanges, below
1t will be gratifying to our readers to learn thai
Capt. Thornton and Lieut.. Mason had arrived
safe in Gen. Taylor's camp.
We might fill our paper with an account Of
meetings held in response to the call for volur'
tcels, the forming of companies, sc. in all of our
principal towns and cities. Suffice it to say, that
there is every prospect that the acquisitions for
men will be fully met, and tina, force will soon
be collected suili Gent not only to reel invasion,
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BY the President Of the United States
of America.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the Congress of the United
States, by virtue Of the constitutional au-
thority vested in them, have declared by
their act, bearing date this day, that, by
the act Of the Republic of Mexico, state
of war exists between that Government
and the United States:"
Now, therefore, |, James X. Polk. Pre-
sident of the United States of America, do
hereby proclaim the same TO all whom it
may concern; and do specially enjoin on
all persons holding offices, civil or militia.
ry, under the authority Of the. United
States, that they be vigilant and Jealous in
discharging the duties respectively incl
dent thereto; and do moreover exhort all
the good people of the United States, as
they love their country, as they feel the
wrongs which have forced on them the
last resort OF injured nations, and as they
consult the best means, under the blessing
Of Divine Providence, of abridging its Gala:
mites, that they exert themselves in pre-
serving order, in promoting concord, in
maintaining the authority and the efficacy
Of the laws, and in supporting and lnvlgo-
rating all the. measures which may be
adopted by the constituted authorities ior
obtaining a speedy, a just, and honorable
peace.
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Obituary.

Ded. a his Issi3raos. u Frsnklin county. u
dis stais. of APoPasHy, On Sunday night. DE
ron instant Taexas 9. sEsxE. sss. sgd sboui
4s. Mr. si0ne's name ! mel known q lie pco-
p.e 81 this ssate. Be having served - ssnaiar
nom Franklin, saa sessa = PriariFal clsIk 10
he Senate for many yean AT
Diad. Ieceuily. a Gresas county. Alaha, Mr..
caAaIEs HrsnIk fssasdy Il this town. Eh0
nuss have been nsar sbosi 10 years ofsss. he
waswea known N shis community, and ws high
b ssassnei iuE his honesty and integrity.
Died, al the residence q her son. IN Carthage.
Moore county, on the ssh instant, Mrs. FalSCrs
BRreE. cons0rt u the hate Ahne. Bruce, lornrE.
y d Ibis place.
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Clement Curtis, and Others, VS.. John Frseland,
and Others.
-. r.I-.
Petition to sell Land.
Try virtue Of decree of the Court of Equity,
- made in this cause, shall sell to the highest
bidder, on the 18th day Of May next, before tho
court house door, the LANDS belonging to the
heirs at law of the late James Freeland, lying on
the waters of Back Creek, partly in Orange and
part in Guilford county, adjoining the lands of
Daniel and Reuben Ingold, and others, containing
about 1870 acres. A credit of twelve months win
be given, the purchaser giving bond and security.
..-.n JAMES WEBB, c. ME-
April IL. ..s -. s24-4w
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The observation-disclosures Lori


esq. has given notice of his intention to remove
his establishment to Wilmington in this state;
and the Independent will hereafter be printed in
the office of the Wilmington Commercial, in an
enlarged form, at the original price Of So per an.
mum, in advance. This arrangement is made for
economy, and the Independent will be continued
so long as the public patronage will sustain it.
Letters, &c. intended for Mr.. Loring, will be ad-
dressed to Raleigh until some time in October, or
until further notice is given. Subscribers in adj
vance for the Independent, and who disapprove
of this plln the editor says, can have their names
transferred to the Register or Star, or have the bal
ance Of thel money returned.
II has also been announced that Mr. Loring
will take charge of the WILMINGTON CONNER
crAL. tri-weekly Wing paper, recently COM
menced in that place by Messrs. Stringer & Whit
taker. Mr.. Loring's well-established reputation
as an editor of great ability, will, we presume,
give the Commercial an extensive circulation.
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NEW
Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT
IN HILLSB0R0UGH.


ITNiE subscribers would respectfully inform the
II public, that they have set up complete
Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Shop in the town Of
Hiilsborough, at the stand formerly occupied by
Mr.. Lynch, silyersmith.
STILLS, and TIN WARE. of every variety
for household use, manufactured in the most neat
and durable style by experienced workmen, kept
constantly on hand, or made to order, on the most
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
They are also prepared to attend to all orders
for COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
.GUTTERING, which they engage to do in a
style equal for excellence and neatness with that
of any other workman in the State. -
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale to
Merchants and others at a reasonable deduction.
HAUGHAWoUT & ELLIOTT.
May, Is. -.- IS
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

a DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING will
"A be held at the Court House in Hillsborough,
OH Tuesday of May Court for the purpose of no
minang candidates for the next General Assem-
bly,. The friends of Democratic principles are
requested to attend from all parts Of the county,
in order that the wishes Of all may be consulted
in the selection Of candidates.
.. MANY VOTERS.
MAY Q, AZ
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W.T.. shepard addressed the people Of N,

Mr. Shepard addressed the people Of New
Hanover, at Wilmington, on the sth inst. The
Chronicle, after an extended notice, in which the
editor makes some very severe structures upon this
speech, closes with the following remarks
SO far as any injurious effect TO the Wing
cause is TO he feared as the result of his speech il
might have been passed over in silence. We are
inclined to think that even his party here would
have been better pleased had be STAYED away.
He gathered no laurels in Wilmington"
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GIVE presume thai sOmr anxiety : YET EII
b. peEsons Il distance ID relation 10 he healih
Il HillsbOrOugh, - the question Las been asked
Us within iew days. b some o. cur own county
men. = have you had any Other cases Il YafiOloid
IN town." For The information Of such, il give
~ pleasure 70 state, lhai 40 0fha case has occur.
rad than 1soss 5.faxs mentioned. and lLOss per.
sons Aare entirely recovered
Whist an occasion fOr gratitude and thankful.
ness 10 The Ruler Of the Universe i here present.
ed 10 our eiizens;-thas this dreadful disease was
confined 10 one family, and TIA, no death has been
OceasiOned By il.
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SpECTACLES.

a CIEClAlLES.
Gold, Silver, Blue, and polished Steel Specta-
cles, to suit all persons and all ages. Very supe-
rior flint glasses, that may be adjusted in any
frame at moments notice.
SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
Silver Cups, Spoons, Ladies, Sugar longs, Sah
and Mustard Spoons, ButlerKnives, Casters, Can
die Sticks, Shutters, and Trays, Walters, Cake
Baskets, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Mantcl Clocks, Silver Pencils, Patent Steel
Pens, Rogers superior Razors, Razor Strops, Con-
gross Knives and Scissors, Silk Purses, Steel
Clasps, Steel Beads, Ladies' fine Tortois-shell
Siver-mounted Combs, Silver Thimblcs, Spy
Glasses, Music Boxes, Suspenders, Coral, Hooks
and Eyes Epauletts. Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es Silk Guards, Steel Key Rings, Fancy Jewel
Boxes, Knives and Forks, and Looking Glasses
for Clocks. Also fine assortment of Perfumery
aud Shaving Soap; Chewing Tobacco, Segars,
&c. And other articles generally kept in jew
ellery establishment.
irI~ Clocks and Watches repaired by him will
he warranted for twelve months. Orders from a
distance will be thankfully received, and prompt
ly attended to. -.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
April 20. ss-