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By THE QUEENS P.qTEN. /.
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C,yL p,,,,.L.f asaI.,y,, Al. ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,;,,,
N0'''' ''o ''s''' =. ~
EVIL most eetstFdtea aud effai0ie remedy ioT
Il Cgushss. Caids, Asthma, &c any iorm of
PuLa'arg Coasamqii@s, istho II 'NGARiAN
1ALNAN VI 1hrE, discovered 10y pr' ouch
an OF honlon, Hngllud' tested lor upwards OF
seven years Ga "rgat bH'ain ana the continent
OF Europe, ana introduced 'h'" the unll''
N'"'eS' uhaer the ihh'u'''t s'I'Hh''"uahet e.
tue inventor.
ne astonishing success OF Tue Hungarian
o''saN'' ia 'n' cure 90 ever! 'or"l OF 'a"h"MP
'''"' warrants ''' A'''''''" "|'h' w So''iHnt
.'' "ta'h,h''"' "F'' i"'>'''7''t' '''' can ''
.''Ao III the 'o'hioNl ~ ''''' '""' seek rene
~ vain rom any OF Tue common temelieS oil lh'
u'S, and nave nee" gwen uP oS 'N' most 1'''in
I Su'ShtH Ihys't'a",' o. ''%'"s4 ",a '"c"'oi'
ne hungarian p'''-" mas cured ana vi.
'"'''' inc r''' "''Ft'H1'' - .'f'E' Us nov f'"'
""'l'""I' ou' s,tnu1'u n"H"sA Meul''n''
N'o" anu '''1"'''"'' ''"'O'y'
Hear tie Press.
From, he Christian Oj,e,r,r. March %. 1916
The public may place the utmost reliance ny,
On the statements respecting The Hungarian Bat
SAM by Dr. RradIee, the American agent, who
Is an old ana highly respectable clUHrn OF Dos
too, member OF the Christian tnutch, aud q
man who would not, Tor any consideration, CIV,
ms influence IN favor oil any sort OF deception OF
ImpoSture.
Ff20 the boston A.aitGI h.e'rG'-- bradIct
the American agent, has coIl'Htd great bles
sing upon the country by The introduction OF TIM
great English medicine INTO the United states
ana medical journals would materially aid th'
caus OK true humanity, ny recommending 1t t'
the particular attention OF me oiIlic',d'
Frm it. Ns'c E's'a"a OPsralre'-Ih'
hHnearnn b'Isam has done more TO- relieve th'
S1iienu-~ OF the operatives emPloyedin our cot
ton 'lcIor'eN' WI" are Affected VITA weak lungs
than all the doctors IN the country
From ias Ifymp'"wH.-Ii any thing coul'
reconcile Us to departure rom Ihompsonar
principles IN ihe treatment oil deStase, u N"pI'
he the extraordinary TeFuioiicn OF medicine
lIAe the hungarian baisam' Which we ocIie''
both from cafeiui analysis, 'rd the statement
me inventor,t to be pnreiy vegetable compound
tae effect OF lhis medicine IN cases OF consumP
non, Is sometimes Uuiy astonishing
10 The COHSuHUiire.
Fys-y f,m,ly il, ,be Tnifsj STATES shoplS h,
,ur9lleJ with Burb,p'. Urnr7rjau B,lsam a
Late. not only 10 counteract the consumptiy,
tendencies otibe climate. lut 10 he u,sJas 4, pre.
yeniiye medicine in all cases of Colds. Couobs
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FL ACTG S8gITIIlNG.
OTTAWA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT.

JAMES O'CONNER would respectfully in.
form the citizens of Ottawa and The surioun.
Ding country, that he has fitted up his New
House on haSalle street, Immediately opposite
the court house, forthe accommodation of all
those who may give him call. He win always
Keep his bar well supplied with the best of liquors
and vine, and his table with such refreshments
as canno, fail to suit the palates the mos, fis-
'idlous. Also, an excellent Stable, well supplied
with hay and gram. where horses will be well at
lendedto. The subscriberwould return thanks
to the publcfor past fayors, and solicit con-
tinuance OF the same.
Ottawa, Aug. Is, lS45. s-v
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Edgar Nursery.

IE>HE subscribers, living near Paris,
= Edgar county, Illinois. would res
pectfully inform the public that,hey have
choice variety Of fruit, and ornamental
trees, and a large variety Of choice grape
vines and shrubbery at their nursery
which will be sold low for cash, and de-
livcred at any part Of the state when the
order is large enough to warran, ii.
The nursery has been in operation
abou, 25 wears, and we fat,er ourselves
that our varieties are equal TO any in the
western country. ....
Joseph CURTIS & SONS.
Paris Edgar Co. Ills. Nov, 90, 1914
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CITY Hotel.

.R----A VHNHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fGss.A 4 inform thctravehne pubic, INA
s1i:9ssg he has taken the above stand tor d
!s-s,.lss..Ss term of wears. The howe and bart
have been thoroughly repaired. He thinks thar
he shall be able to accommodate those who CIV
him thercustom n manner that VIII lie saus
factory to all. GEORGE Ii. W Isl.
Ottawa, Dec %. 1914, 2I-ti.
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Superior blue Commercial Letter Paper,
do white Quarlo Post do
Blue wovo thin Packet Post do
Fine white Foolscap,
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, feolscap,
Common Foolscap, ruled, ~ cts. per Iuire
Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque Quilts, best quality,
States assorted sizes,
Black Tux, Waters, Double Refined Drawing
and common Lead Pencils, &c. DC.
For sale by J. G.. NATTlNGER.
Ottawa, Nov. %, 1915.
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WOODEN WARE

00DOZ. Pa,entand Cedar Pals. and s doz
w Wash Tubs. Also, 10 gross Clothes
Pins, for alcvery cheap by
marcIAli, 1915. WALKER x HICkLING
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October 81. IS45.
n f " G. GODS.
FALL AND WINTER, STOCK.

n liz 3ND ~ Eks SEOt "A.
ISL received, a complete assortment Of Fall
~ and Winter Goods, which we offer for sale
low for cash or produce, among which may be
found the following articles:
Broad cloth, cassimers, and satline,ts
of all coIors and qualities, ,weeds, hard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, alpaccas,
bombaznes, cashmeres, chusans, nous
ue lanes, gnghams, aud large assorl-
ment Of fancy prints, rob ROY, glrandole,
neled and merino shawls, mits, gloves,
rIsl!ets, ribbons, green barage, yelyes,
black and b!ue-black dress silks, black
and white lace, edginss, insertiugs, cam
brIcs, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash.
mere merlno, worsled and Moravian
hose, black and white cotton do, banda.
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchirs.
alpaca and silk cravats, comforters, sus.
penders, buck mittens, gloves, &C., plain
aud plaid linseys, Caroline and Victoria
p'alds, red and white woolen nannels,
Canton do. hickory stripes, white,
brown, and blue drllihgs, Russia diaper.
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins, nedles, combs, &c., &C., batting.
wadding, brown sheetlngs and shrings,
of all qualities, .iickings, burlaps, and
baggings.
HARD WARE.
A complete assortment of cutlery,
spoons, ox.chaIns and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg
Irlers. shovel and longs, lracc-chains,
pltch'iorks, hoes, lanterns, butts and
screws, doorlaiches, bolts. locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand, cross.cu, mill,
and circular saws, hatchels, hamm ers,
axes, bed.screws, wood-knobs, bra ds,
tacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assotlmen, of Crockery,
BOOts and Shoes. and GROCERIES,.
CUSHMAN & GRlDLEY.
Oct. %, 1916. ls-ly.
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New Goods. Ncs. Goods

UNBALES 81 a. and 5-4 brown
~ sheeiing and shr,ipg;
. cases do bleached shir,ngs;
$50 pieces rich style prints, giughams,
alpacas, merinos silk hor5nces ribbons;
wooden comforts; gloves; miits; hose
susPenLers silk handkerchiels; linen
do. cambria muslin jaconett and swiss
mulls; bishops lawn; bobirels; edg-
ings velvet prints cotton hd'kfs.; bonn
bazines; Italian cravats; kid gloves ;
insertings; wool shirts and drawers ;
vestings; linen cambria; new style Of
shawls, &c., &C., which will be sold at a
small advance for cash or produce at Peru,
by DAY & BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1915.
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BOOKS. GOOMs!

Parser's Exercises nlNitchslrs School Geo
Composition, graz Ivy and Atlas,
McGuiley'S newly Re- Miichel's Primary do
yised Reader, Olneys School Geo.
Sanders sehoo!Readars graphy and Atlas,
do Spoilers, Kr6ham's Grammar,
GrigG & Elliots new Buuett's Geo y. of the
and improved series OF Heavens, with Atlas,
OF com. school readers L pham' Mental hilos' y
Towns Analysis. Comsock's do
Websters Elementary do Chemistry.
Spoilers, Adams NewA Tithinstic
Pareys Com. School Smiths New Gr1ln.
history, mar,
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Saddle, Trunk, ~ Harness
NJ AN U FAC TORY.

TvHE subscriber woult
r. take this method oI
returning thanks for
the liberal patronag hereto
fore extended to him, and
inform his friends aud the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
andis constantly keeping on
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walker & Hick,,ing,

most approved kinds, VIZ
Sands Comp. Ext of Fhayrs, Lees Smith :
| Sarsqparila. Sugar Coated, Ell
/ Wistar's Balsam of wild mores, Jaynes', Sap
Cherry. pington's. Sias', Hoo
Dr. Fayo Balsam Of per's, Pete's, Phln-
LiyerwVrt. ney' and several 9TH
Drilamilton's Vegetable er kinds of Pills.
Balsam. Lindsey nerve 4 bone
Dr. Buchans Celebrated and other Llnimeuts.
Hungarian Balsom. Dallcy's Magical PAIN
rurling;on's' Balsam OF Extractor
Life. Roofs Rms. bone OinI-
Or Jayne's celebrated meu'.
family medicines Or Uvham's ElectuaTy
B i Fahuestock's Yer. oftbe Plies.
miluge and family me Hays Eminent.
dicincs. Deans CbcmicaIP lss,er
Wells Celebrated Siren Baiewan's Drops.
ginning Plaster and Bsim Of Columbia. BU-
Poor Mans Plaster. I,,h OH, Harlem GA,
Fossate's AuoJyue Cor PeIeg " hite's Ssiye.
dial. GodHcy's CutdIul.
Ottawa. Nov !. 1915.
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PERU. AUGUST %, 1915.

A CHOICE stock of Liquors, con.
IN sisting ofpure Cog. Brandy, Cheap
brandy, 81. Croix Rim, Holland and
Country Gin, for sale very low, to close
consignment. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
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BLACK SMsaT'IiEN NC .
HALL. &, IlDpE2

60, NEToULD respectfully
G.c-3 w inform the citizens
81 v of Ottawa and vicinity, that
KS Nf1N they have entered into a CO.
>>.--(.Z/ partnership in the black
SMILING business. They are now pre-
pared 10 execute all kinds of work in their
line, equal to any establishment in the
country. on The shortes! notice and most
reasonable terms.
JOSEPH HALL,
JOHN HOOPER.
Ottawa, Sept. s, ls45.
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II HALSTED,
L TAYLOR.

For sale by
G. l.. TMoMrsoN, Ouawa.
G. II. WooDRuFF, Joliet.
Doct. s. G.. SMITH, Peru.
Moan WIswALL, Princeton.
j. STEVENS & Son, mdidntOun.
Thomas GALLAHER, Henry.
A. PELTIER. Dresden.
AMBROSE 0'CoNNER, MarSeiHeS.
Aug. 8, 1915. S-y
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rresy, Drugs s. Medicines.

q UUST received and Cor sale by
-,rs,.--y<T ~ G. L. THOMPSON. one
% "a door east Of The Mansion House,
~ afulland ellselec,edassormen'
Of
go Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
80 obs, Dye-stuGs, Glass,
Zines and liquors,
Together with supply of the most Popula
Patent Medicldes.
Great care has been taken in the selection Q
the above stock. Physicians and the pubic may
safely rely on getting fresh and pure article,
A $50, on hand a lot OF second hand books
which viii be sold very low, consisting Of Novels
Classical and miscellaneous works.
For sale and constantly kept on hand, Bibles
and Tesiaments from the New York Bible SO.
ciely, at cost prices. Bibles sra,uilousto those
'wh" are unable to purchase.
Always ready to relieve the faiigued and thirs.
ty with glass of cool Soda.
Produce, Flax-seed, Bee's-wax and Ginseng,
will be received in exchange for Drugs.
Ottawa, May 30, 1915.
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& BROTHER have jus, open.

HAY & BROTHER have jus, open.
~ ed the following goods, viz: Ora.
hams; superior six cord sewing cotton.
warranted 200 y'd. spools colored and
white skein sewing cotton; needles /;
pins; tapes; colored and black sewing
silk twist; coarse and fine combs side
aud back combs tooth brushes hair
and clothes brushes; cords; binding ;
bullons draper pins pin Ind emery
cushions linen threads /; hooks& eyes,
De-, &c.. together wit other notions. al
I'sRh Oct. 70, 1915. .Ass
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& tOuN SKINS, wi,t all kinds Of peltries.
X wanted by the subscriber, for which tho
highest prlce will be paid.
Nov. 81, 1915. J. G.. NATTINGER.
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GlINS and sash

. = BONES " lndow Glass.
Sc l000lights Window sash.
Fol sale by CUSHMAN d GRIDIEY.
may. 80, lSi5.
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500 COOKING STOVES.
Ofihe Hathaway, Yankee Notion, -Four
Boiler AMI Premium patterns, assorted
sizes. Also,
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MoUsE on REpREsENrATIvEs.
ErFoRTs oT sELEcT QUANTITIES.

W FNAt1 - a.
Mr.. Lawrence. from ,he Select Committee
10 which was referred the petition OF O. s.
Knapp and others. reported a bill to i%ncorpo-
rate the First Regular Baptis, Church, OF Belle
iontaine. Read the first time.
Af. iuhey. from the select committee 10
whom was referred the petition OF crrtlin
ciiiLrns OF Jackson county, reported a bill ipr
the opcning of a free turnpike road in Jack
son county; read the first time.
Mr.. McGrew, iforn the select committee to
whom was referred the petition OF citizens OF
Lagrange, IA J~cfletson county, reported a ball
Tor the Incorporation Of Lagrange; read thc
FIRST time.
Mr.. Brown, from The select committee to
whom was referred the petition of VIM. j.
Mckinney and others, reported a hill to re-
store ID BrowdfT 10 the rights OF citizenship;
read he first iine.
ORDERS OT rms DAY.
The Chair laid before The House the annual
report OF the Auditor q State. Laid on the
table and ordered 10 b. printed.
MI B1ke Offered a resolution. requiring
toe committee on Public Works and Pubic
Lands 10 inqeire into the cxpcdiencv OF 81.
ling the public works and public lands OF thi.
State. aud apply ing the proceeds towards pay.
soc the public debt. Referred 10 lhc commit.
tee on Fina1cc.
Tie Chair announced the following select
committee on thc Black Laws. viz Mcssn.
Blake Smith 81 Hamilton, Bennett, Russell
Ut Portage. snd Horton.
Mr Ellison Offered resolution requiring
the Judiciary Committee 90 inquire inio Clio,
expcdi'ncy at repeating the 33l section al
The lew Eisung Go proceedings iu Chaucsp
passed Mach "a, 1881. Referred TO thc Ju
dietary %cpruuittee.
On motion ct Me smith. at Hamilton
The resolutions iuiuBiuced by Nj VslIsudi
glam. relating 10 the Mexican war. were a.
Ken go.
Mr. Sieiih, OF Hamilton. addressed th,
huuse. he retirwed he Gauss which bsa
defeated Dc p1rty iu Pennsylvania spd New
/ York.
The House tom y rrc-ss
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don't cease To squander youf time IN looking
after the plumber Of the Bumhs,n ismilyD
Well. the ''Oid I'M il IN the ;. direct inc.
to which | have now endeavorcd To turn our
attention, and | have brcn called, OF late
years. the ''lOuSe UN"-loT reason that will
not interest YOU. To ray honored Senior
(whOml sat down in the category a. my lcgi
innate dad } l would reics yoa Tor further
particulars Tie ~ tenacious ot the character
oi his pr~ogeny-and loves mes | would CON
mend you to him, toe IL will warm the cock-
les al his old heart - learn usat Lie .YuuSo
UNris ia luck.
II YOU chance to live long enough to got as
lar down in ,nyletter ~ this paragraph. allow
me to add that should you happen To receive
sny very considerable amount, as my share Of
the " property for the Bufnham family,
please not overlook the fact that ! am lone
OF um'-and that ] have taken pains IL tell
YOU 'whar | Cuin from" Please forward my
dividend by Adams & Co.'S Express. (if their
crates should be biz enough TO convey i'll
and II IL should prove ton bulky, turn il into
American gold aud charter a steamer To come
round for the purpose; ! shan't mind the cx-
rensel In conclusion, | eau only intimate
the high consideration | entertain towards
yourself, Tor having prepaid the postage upon
your ~com'nunica, iou-a very unusual trans
et'''' ~" NV-ai sc'hcHhth. NY Scusilohs,
upon closing this hasty scawl are. | fancy.
very yearly akin to those OF the Hibernisn
who LIKED 10 have found a sovereign once
bat you will allow me TO assure YOU that il
will afford me the greatest pleasure to- meet
YOU at the FRASKLiS House. in this city
whsrc shall b. happy To give you any fur
ihcr information ia my power touching that
putty in prospective.
lam, very nsp'y. your ob't serv't
Giro. r.. BuRSHAM.
alias The "YouSG US.
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TUESDAY. igrTr 10 1910.
IN SENArE-;o'o' y. ~
Mr.. Elserton mo,clhc bwtng .otu-
ton
That samuel Mcdhr1s siu,ed funirt
for the senate duung IA pa sr--'nn-and
that The CLERK OF the State ~suthpnhed W
cn iet into the necessary srtnent With ii",
sud MedaTy for the oetuiisi th- pnhiing
oi the Scnate, provided tiame sl'all np'
cost more than i Aov pad the State iu'
similar hind at work.
Mr. Eigerton sustbincl Resolution ~
some remarks on the oln al the senate
over It's own proceedings she requirement.
II shall Keep journals OF ihnc.
Aticr some further diScui, Mr.. Goddard
moved the follow ing prov
That before amy psp,f blivccd To sam
ucl Medbry he shall give aud security "a
return - much a. lac may Use ior the pub
lie printing.
The resolution AID ampsnt wcTc then
laid upon the table. snd senate adjourn.
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Another route, more direct. aud as direct
's any TO Cincinnati, may b. Quad by pro
eecd'ng from the mouth OF Still Water. down
the lusserswss to Coshocton, thence up
white Woman's Creek to Mt. Vernon. The
road would there tar the Columbus andCleve-
ls"d road, distance l05 to ITO miles; or the
TusesrWas may be followed to zanes,ille.
thence uP Lacking by tho South fork to the
edge OF F'ankiia couuiy, sndo,cra level route
TO Columbus.
one oi more oi these routes must ard will
b. Opened etsn eady day aud it behoores the
people OF the region emb roced to bes,ir them.
selves by the %eariies, aud most energetic
movements.
We shall refer to this subject again.
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T ENTY-NINTN CONGRESS-.

washington, Dee. IS. 1916.
The Vice President laid before Inc So.
q Communication from The Treasury D.r,,t.
meni upuu The cxpcdicucy Of namnpg Vs.
Sls navigating Delaware boy Ia csgry Iisbf.
Alsu. report from the sane D-msrtmsnt
rlaii'c Co Gee disposition at ths 3rer r.nt
iaui iuni due TO the States OflnI,saa and n.
Az 81 the shove reports were ordered To- BE-
pointed
hrFefol messages. 81 an executive rbsrr.
q. s.. " '".
Petitions ani memorial, were presented b.,
N.s-r- bl,keu-uu. E,aus. Johnson. of Ma
y"u'-in ni D. Ciliey. Sturgeon. Arbe,'
Calhoun cod DIX.
Nc - -m oi Ia. gave notice ID fbi. Il,
icniton % introduce % blI io pro,fl To- b., fe
dy1diesupu oi laad Claims ~ tle St,te. =,
ILLINOIS, Afkuusos AMI Missouri.
Mf S,mple. bon leave introduced , hfu 81.
extend tbc National RoBd To- the eit, II AIfo.
0u ihc Mississippi uyef
Also, a t4il to grant a portion Of ibc p.bli,
lauds fo o. Stale ol Illinois. in all i, fLs
colnpi,t.u0i tho Illinois end Mi,hiesp "a.
nsi
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WrDNLsDAY, Dem5srl6. 1916.
IN SENAT.
The chait presented %ihsnnual report OF the
Auditor OF Slate.

~ OENAf. p
Toe Chair presented thsnnual report OF the
Auditor OF State.
SrANniSC CONTTTEEs.
Mr Perkins, from the unmitirr 30 which
was referred The pclilionl Micaiah + Vii
lia'ns g ported by hiu aiich was hid upon
SGciiarl wished 70 "a.
from the committce, 81 being = lac d,hrred
port. >otlty re-
Mir Bean, from tl,e rommittce 10
was referred priitioJ OF the Magnetic N
lcgr'ph CompaH! rrpItrd BY bill. Laid o,
thr able.
MIR Eigerion, from tlr committee to which
was Refined the point gsilution IN prin, ON.
quarter OF the number q oil documents in q.
German language. reported the sans bacI
without recommendation.
The bali Ia ,'ptal u registry law WAS rcu
a ,hiri lime and psssfd.
ORDERS or TuE DAY.
Mi Ewing gave notice oi d ball To alter Oh
charter oi Cincinnati
Mr COsmbs To- sil0N the comfy OF CALI
to borrow money tor certain purposes.
Mr. Eigerlon moved to take up the bill K
appointing a Pnnier fur The senate.
discussion of considerable length cnsue
on the aunruim mt OF MIR Gptlatj, uquiriu
security Tor tie return of paper not used while
Was lost. aud Was au amendment Tor stdkii
out tlc name at Samutl Meday aud ~inseitio
Eli u Happen.
The Scuatc took q recess.
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HOUSE OF REPRNrArIvEs

O'clock, 4. VI.
The House resumed reconsideration of
The resolutions Offered bT. Nsllandigham.
Mr.. Russell OF Hau~iso,pencd the debate
with an able exposition " changes ol the
Locoioco party upon tbejoct OF the onnsx.
alton oiTrHas. lie spoil the enthusiastic
reception which was giyo Mr.. Van Burcn's
anii annexation letter, bat party in Ohio,
and conirasied IL with fiction of the sSme
party after The Ballimoronvention.
Gentlemen had said ! this opposition
was ringing the knell of Whig party. lie
thought they had not rahe news-if they
had they would not ven,isuch an assertion.
hdu storm lad arisen De east, which had
swept over the granite \ of Now Hamp-
SHIRE. uproo,ing the yerymdalion stones of
Democracy la that State. hsd reached New
YORK, and had doomed oblivion Silas
wright M his odhereI II hid knocked
the keystone from the a OF democracy
result which had never krC but once been
witnessed. And what hproluccd this up.
heavmg among the pcoI The cause was
unqucstlonably To b. TOT in the present
contest with Mexico. Iall this look like
knell Of the Wing psi To hun il spoke
plainly, IN a language iirequircd no Dani-
es 10 interpret that the ptnt administration
aud ITS war woald ncyel Give the sanction
the people.
Mr. Smith, Of Hami!tode funded The al.
Ininisitation. aud chsgrick apon the wing
the fact OF beiig uIE the influence col
slavery. lie ssid hc was favor of snnexa.
,ion-not only OF TcNisut of California
New Mexico, iu short M,co itself. aud ev.
"a C9nad1 itself. lie spo at length. and o.
ihe close of his remarks
The lIous. adiauro,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-19


NOT so FASI.-The Admin;s,n,;o,
whiie II boasls that il has seized-(we did
not Say stolen, who dares To assert that NO
~'in stoienD-o larger terdtor, than hat o..
cupied Oy those poor, forgotten aud mapnif.
cent communities, The original thirteen States.
'"rBcis tbat the organ al acquisitivrness is
Bot exclusively developed at Washington
MIR. Polk aud General keamey. i'm en.ctine
Civll governments la New Mexico. hay, hen
tIcading upon the corns OF the Young uiani
that controls our dcsuinies-TcxsS The
State that passed the British bill. aud holds
the destinies oil the republic in the hollow of
net homes hands, will submit To no such Us
urpauon. The Galveston News informs the
world That all Of New Mexico on the hither
size ol ihe Rio Gandc. including Sauta Re.
- part "i Texas, aud subject 10 her sovereign
JURISDICTION. She never dreamed of this be-
fore: but better late than never. Tcxas tbere.
lore Proclsims that
"Generai heamoy's Proclamation declaring
'hc whole department of New Mexico an
ncNcd To the United States under the name ~
New Mexico Is AN effort to mutilate and dis.
member Texas. II protests against such ac-
non avows the determination of Texas 10
the integrity OF It's territory. and
says That II the United States wishes to or. |
saulkc territorial governments this side of the |
Dci Norte, Texas will insist upon a full and
satisfactory equivslen'.
we trust that nothing serious will prov
'u' OF lhls. IL - true that neither The Adj.
ululetfdlton nor Texas ever Numbered inio q
.i"ii" oi santa Re as an American territory
ln'll thc war commenced; but nov hat a !.
i'q"ired' We rope that the Oil adagc Of "Hn.
,nf dmong &. will BE- rtmsmb. rel Pin
L. ). Gd.sttc.