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In another column will be found summary
OF the principal features OF the bill TO establish
the Smithsonian Institution, passed by The House
on Wednesday The original bill was brought
in by Mr.. Owen Of Indiana, who sustained il in
a classical and eloquent speech. It's leading lea
ure wa. the organization OF system Of Normal
Schools. This bill, after having been yariously
amended, was superseded by the substitute offer
ed by Mr.. Hough, and passed in that form.
We observe that all the Virginia delegates pre-
sen, voted against the bill, viz: Messrs. Akin
son, Bayly, Brown, Dromgoole, HUBBARD Hun
Ter, Johnson, Lease, and Mcdowell. Their OPP
position, We presume, wa, based upon the fact,
that The bill substantially establishes corpora
lion, which Congress has no power 10 grant.
When Congress accepted this fund, many
wears since, nearly the whole amount (S5OO, 0OO)
was invested by law in Arkansas State bonds
Ii was question warmly discussed, whether the
sum would ever be realized. The point was
raised nthe late debate, and The following e1pla.
nation took place in the House:
Mr.. Yell Of Arkansas felt himself bound, in
consequence Of what had fallen from gentlemen
in The debate, 10 give full explanation OF the ac
,ual position Of Arkansas in this matter; and ne
hsreupon went into full! exposition Of the man
ner in which the money had been applied BY lha
State, the establishment and failure OF the State
Bank the settlement of It's affairs the securities
held by Inc State, and the progress made in dis
charging the Liabilities OF the Bank. Several e1
plantations passed between him and Mr. ADAMS a.
10 the amounts paid by the State 10 The Govern
meni, some oil which, MIR. Y. seemed TO 'nins
| had been paid in cash, while Mr.. A. believed ina
they had been paid only in fresh bonds Far. \
complained hes Willy OF the conduct Of the Govern
mept towards hi. Stale, and expressed his stront
hone that she would soon be able to discharge ne
obligations, utterly disclaiming all idea OF lePu
dia,ion, and declaring that, il the Bank of Ar
kansas failed fully to comply with its obligations
The Stale would see that every dollar was REIN
bursed to the Government.
/ Mr.. Adams spoke with much earnestness in re
ply. DENYING that the State was justified in refusing
10 nav the interest on her loan, because she hat
chosen TO vest the money in Bank which ba'
since failed. The money had been paid TO lh'
agents Of the State; and il the money had gon'
into Bank, instead Of into State Treasury
that was her own affair, and did not s1onsrate ne
from her obligations.
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John Y. Mason, jr, has been appointed pu'.
ser in the Navy, vice Purssr Robert J. Moo,e, e.
ceased.
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10 which have alluded, must ueVOlve OH the tx
ecutive OF Iowa, or The Indian agent and officers
TO whom, by the bill, the executive power over the
territory is given. With the feelings and infu-
ences operative on such tunctionaries, can il be
doubled they will hold "the territory owned by
The United States, West OF the Rocky Noun
tains 10 extend 10 the utmost limi, Of 81 deg. 40
min. Or should they hesitate and submit the
matter to judicial construction II will fall un-
der the decision of The United States judges, or
The justices of the peace resident IN the territory
of Oregon, 10 be appointed under this bill
Think YOU not, Mr.. Chairman, that they will
carry our jurisdiction to the utmost extent OF 81
deg. 40 Mint From position and the appliances
10 which circumstances would expose them, such
would assuredly be their determination. Indeed
il is worthy OF The consideration OF grave lurlsts
whether they would moi, in judicial decision, os
bound so 10 do; whatever may be me real nue.
the Just rights, according TO the law oil nations o.
The United States in Oregon, It's government
,hroughou, all administrations have asserted
claims and maintained pretensons 10 The whole
territory up the Russian line. In Inc absence
of anv conventional stipulaiions 10 override
would not the courts of the United States, and the
justices aching under the appointment OF The Ex'
eeutiye, be bound TO maintain and respect the
slams so asserted incline TO think their duty
would so constrain; but whether il did or not nc
practical man can doubt but that, in fact, they
would so decide and act. After, then, as befOre
the termination OF the convention, II may DC safe
IL affirmed the Jurisdiction to be exercised under
hi. bill would extend over the ,eholc OF Oregon Il
the extreme limit OF Sd deg. sU min.
Then, Mr.. Chairman, comes the grave, the all
important inquiry, what is the character and de-
gree Of jurisdiction you will thus extend atel
the termination OF the eonventon7 Absolute
and exclusive must ii not be7 As was on yes
terday ably shown by the learned gentleman from
Ohio, (Mr. vinton,j we shall then be remll'ed te
our rights as claimed under Inc law OF nations
and to the assertion of the only sovereignty known
in The absence of conventional arrangements
sovereignty over the eminent domain; or, il
other words TO the assertion of exclusive domi
MON over the territory. will not attempt 10 ado
to his view, which was full and complete, OF tht
assumption Of title, and consequent obligations
which, under the law of nations, would resul
from the position in which, by this bill, we would
be placed. Blu, l may refer TO the words OF TIT
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ed It's provisions might lie inconsistent with the
convention, satisfactory assurances were given
by the Government Of Great Britain that its pro-
visions were not intended, and should not be con-
strued, 10 extend TO citizens OF the United States,
or invade The rights secured by The convention
Practically and substantially, then, this English
enactment was passed with reference only 10 the
continuance Of the convention, and TO operate
under and in strict subserviency TO its provisions.
For more than twenty five years during which it
has been in existence, such has been its actual
operation, and not complaint has been made or
heard that il has ever been extended beyond Bri
fish subjects, or made 10 apply 10 citizens OF the
U. States.
[Here Mr.. Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi,
interrupted Mr.. Seldom with the remark: "But in
the English act, what savings in favor of Ameri-
can citizens exist? Are there any others than the
simple right TO hunt?"l
have stated, sir, Presumed Mr.. Seldom my
inclination with entire candor, 10 admit that the
general words of the English statute may admit
OF a construction which would be less favorable
10 our citizens than under the convention they
would have been entitled to expect. Bnt 10 the
existing convention, in view OF which the act
was passed, to the full assurances given in eIpla-
nation Of it, aud 10 its practical operation for so
long time, refer with confidence, TO demon
strats the real character OF that law, and 10 show
that it was personal TO British subjects and lhsir
possessions-not injurious TO our citizens.
Hero MIR. Mcdowell, of Va, who was sitting
by, handed to MIR. Seldom book containing The
English act and desired him to read to me com.
mitlee in this connection, and in answer 10 The re
mark Of the gentleman from Mississippi the
clause in that &c, in which The jurisdiction of the
courts of Canada is extended 10 The Indian coun.
Try, but so as not TO apply 10 any part under the
civil government f the United States, Gel
| MIR. Seldom proceeded. My honorable col.
league, whose opinions are entitled to the highes
Difference, has obligingly handed me The English
ACT, and desired me TO read one Of It's sections.
Feeling the utmost respect for his judgment, dc
SO. lHere Mr.. S. read The section. From ii,
language ii is apparent that the authority Of the
government of The United States is not meant tc
be injurously invaded.
Here Mr.. James Thompson interrupted Mr.
Seldom with the inquiry, whether, al The time o
The passage Of the English act, there was any CT
vii government Of the United States in the Ore
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FUfFlLuENr Of \ PROPHE Y

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MR. VAN BVREN'5 WARNING
Won 4

d wrt ha rPro i, cled 'hai p''l before
lhe b. llrIore Convent on "h'ct DomI
n.u,a Mr. Polk ,ssemblr6 Mr. Vlo
RaHea d who was ne 6r.l choice W a vast
70 i sltv oE oer oppoO@nls toc III" Presl'
.aHcv. wrote ie'tPT 90 The FrXAs Oh 9.
"a. tpr,cled TO Mr l'emmp', OF VI s.
-,a-qppt, lot rnded Tor puhIre,IIou and d =
tfcd o quel III" m'nds "f nIs Srends
.ho were. very 'argo IN r',' OF b. Oh,
npeaaed 90 ,He annexa'Ion of Texas a.
Ineo attempted b, NJ. Eyer W
g. y. F,.t nan' few minntes ia gianc
Ios over that letlor fhe t0'io"Ing pls-
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TUE .APrU8E AND, TIE APTIvE. -.
We sublnln the totio"rng paruru AIS III
sFo capture Of Genera Wa BY CAPTAIN
Dhay Il will be seen lnat tne N x,ctn
GSaaeraI, who Is now 10 New OI"an+, -
5rtsJner o, war ~ lhs lrur sel,e OF ha
u,rp- anJ deserves - De respected e 5 a
LG@~e offer and ,llahr gentleman
'Fhs Da.rle comm need ~ heavy can.
ppna Ting on. b'th Silas GanprIl Hay.
l'T, IN passing MS juu's arcosledChpRln
N o. me seconI Irag ron5, and TO d
hmm--'E Y rur regrm'n has aver done
rqvi ming vat --guu nIs, 'ak' ina nalla.
~. :" a. M 10 ca. reDiy "ut urn.d To
Ius NAN. a0E SAT-: "tVo mIstltke thi'
AnterV -lolowl' IT, made charge
Vuh hreG companies at iaasl with the
a,malnIcr Of three cOmp hnles snppOr
nd hy rhe 6nh aud elgh h geGlmrn's OI
~ nlry T9py clea red the braasIwnrk
-nda over The bGI'ary, whee!ed and cam.
through The enpmv's lne, Wills "a" tire
%. rha In'lRlrY was 81 deadly ~ iIs si
1e 4, 10 carry a t. ue'orp "a Cap ala
bav maip a cul at ~ iii er as b. char
s.t iAFouah--un has T-Iurn h. 'nrn
pm s.aDdi0g bctWecU canuQn wheels
Ngaung Ike horo. and oriered hlm I,
szrrrpndar Il was asked II he ~. ~
rrirrF Gaplsjo NV ,ns~ered uln III
rhp ii ntIar. whaa bee presented nj;
egortt, roma. king Ynn r, ceiVt g ne
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EMIL ALCCENTS

Frrd ., VI, M.y e5m. ls4n aa ad sill.
b. pres G'td al the Le2l uerm Tor hoa'
scrr'n,a':
F,uai sccour RI Rroi minr fn'n ad.
uu..s t.iorUi G-nrg- C,.uru, reas,d.
F,naI aceoual o. Sarah s~t,atg- -.
toaa..,.r.. sn a Ihlues 1a,-Hi.sas,
Gee a7Gc.
E,a4! account ,f Ra-Hc' Myers. ed.
n .sGatgA Uf J hr N.rr.. Cec.ss,d.
Elas' &C cunt Thnmss Gecige. d.
nims.ra.Cr d Il JlI ku,.siD. as,eas,d.
Fua aruruu o. Jao.y Mt ter, acmlGs,
r.lra'or Of ADlTew Au'trCtIeBseo
F..a' acCDuur Of 10 Eeaioul admrn.,
isrrutor Of John Beabou,, deceased.
F,n5! account 0, I-tu5 q man and E.
I'zs Oelh Z ,zr, aLRJaIslIatOIs O. Joa O.
Euu2e. deceased
! al erloyu, Of Lernsrd Harsh brds
!sa.c l. atoa, GcLIL.s,rstoIs ol Do: q,
"Fav,r, CectGaeD
IDaI a,c,pst of Samuel II'r'h, 0ds.
muu.uI6'yI 81 Jllya L,erlg, otCtbte
Eu.I accoun, o. Hrtr D,ytuf, 'x-,
ecutoro o. ga,4p = b &, deceased
F,aal ecscDu, OF joan Al.tT, ,&ecuA.
tor . NJ saru l!as.h, deceased.
Final accru0' of JOSEPH Cellars Grdt
Jane V.ulrskuh, tA.lL.vis VI GymEs,
Fsnbu,k,rk, deceased.
F.nal uclcuur O. A.'om Jtcl man and
Jane, Luog,.A curots u SAMUEL h.a.
+ Comet. deceased.
/ Final account o Frsdpick Nare and.
Jonu Nape, executors ol Cuu.uau Nape,,
cecp
I ErnaI account Of Ion.rhan Miller, tx.
rruror Of p nIcl !or-a,Ir, deceased.
! Flaa a-c,"HJ oiJ nss NOjehrad, exc
cuor 81 Thomas Noubrad de,easeO.
ttna' account OF hlres MIHor and
Susan Shan bury, s&eculors Ct Nrehoiast
/ Saanahurg. dprcas d.
FuaaJ account VI John Puga, adminis,
lrq'rr Of Alexander Le.he. deceased.
FInaI arrounl Of Gsuct P.nne. ex--
! ecu'or OF J,mes M,GoWtI. dcornstd.
Fl. a. account Of Joha- Delo.d, ext CO
u'or OF John Bart. deceased.
Frnal account OF John Crabs, gua7s
dian Of George and Harriet Crrh~.
DANIEL M,LC Ok, LltIk.
Mal 2G, lU4O- % 81.
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A QUESTION FOR Gen MEiIA

\ GorrespnudeUl o IN Charleston
n rs, w1o s,gns himself Scissors" ="
snnke3 b. following Qoo'a'roo irom ecu
il ra's dcspacn T. G %. poredos:
rsrlor alpn' ramtns n. com aand
aud as lor han. II wnu3d.be no rompli
aasnt TO our cOunlfyr'sn. il. Comntr,Rg
D., n with the most wrelcbed Mexican
Iaior "
sud correspondent rhan asks this
u 'os 700:
II lnkes nine uoG,caa TailorS to-
make mn, how mn, VI xjran G'n
srais Wilt take to make cnD American
TaFo,f
Perhaps Gen. Vgn, who. WAS fUt out
aaJ hiS,rd ny cur Taylor 10 The lAst BAT
it, can answer =" Prs'Iun
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Ba'Ore the Pre-, ,draIrr ejrrrla-n. held
Iaoarty t@o ycsrS since. the l. co'acu
IeadeTs auunuaced. lheir purpose. IA ac-
coFdARcs with rn imminent HeGeS Uy Du
repeal the Back F,riH, pass HE sub.
FrraSur, AID secure the whole Of Ote>
g,n,up "a Sd, l0, Although Aral!y Two
!. wears haNe sped by, they havA not ac,
Ecoapl- Aed eilhe- nG lhps ol,rls. wltE'
u Eoco oco meiorI,v 10. Cong ess OF be.
rAp, u 90 AND 70. 10 Ioyul bai1ni!~ ihel
>a4h 1t he same ume, th0l Y S.s co1lo
and should 30 anneXed wuhOus war
and nidlcu ed as q, ~urd tn" ID advah
rtd bg Van BIcen Cay B nron.
Wrigal aud, o'hars, that by ann, king
T, KS wuham the consent Of Mr xyco
We as,umed her war, W. are uow en-
g4ged IN war Iral vii ccs va. more
ten 9,mps over, rhan Texas could. havr
been qua lcnes d lur, ard T. q um4s more
tban II Is worth. 70 crown att, few
avs since, G~'n Ilou>rn IN speccl
~ falo, Of d cl ring wa sand that We
aad aSsnncd the ,car of T1gS ph6n wc
tccppfrd her aud would ho gurrl Of per-.
6Iv II ~e dli not prosecute lr!- R,Rpv
p,Oo. I! o be II de-, ne rue Oi men of
" hose wisdom AVID Truth such VldrBce
IS gDvcn.
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o.. 90 .,-'. vt Foo ...a. "a. "
~ s.s. .,trFt.r lEls IA : ~ ity. .a.ais.
lap, Q .a.'; go "a. lf nv
. re 'r'pa r.urt. fis. plur b.
r a a.etuf.' s,pp,,., usssrI
'.'' - 'i Tag .JUs sI1rn,la bauer
AI'. .afr ,Iuufg i-a.I.s - tha nal
al ., wnca Giu WINS x,rs-..
: sst -ltJris' wt4 H. ui lnrrIu wlich
~ aruurry wis IA H rsrsl, ani ser
''i; the c'isr'ly aai prs3ts,ou Of -
tr' wts suhJt:l o. . nertt remark aoi
aInrfrio bnf pI.ftDn D u dt,h.rt
iusSirI wIh Ih' hprs4@ A. Iip spa--d
s1nnSt Dity pt VI xcrn infantry sud
b. . e tho later hld ntrlIY limo 10 see
VA u was or make anV mIyemen;.
tauy hsd hated. The hnrsr ware DE-
r 'hsi, the guns al im1srel u d ruffng
r' ths grape Win such raprlsv aid
t,t,ct tna 'hs " xIcads broks al oncs
Hn der lhe h5s.
The 'eite's say. ihat, from he first
90 Ihe Fast OF the esiI0n. there was not a
T's''ks, a false, movement or one mo-
r''nFs hesfatauun oE waVerng un the
part ol .uner uBlsers or mn 10 the
most E,ump execution 0i every order
Aga was gwen. have always uadr r
soUd mai a insr set OF uiHrers We rs
EVer collected with. suy army. anC
rhey do distinguished honor 10 Wesl
P'lo', whzre nearDy the SblIe If thea
krsduAled
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C,nrinna'i Man 81 I8lG

Gnrnua'i Na> 81 IHlG
Fne encampmenr Tor tne voluaieers o.
OHIO has been loca ed at this pace. and
companies ara already enrampsd in The
field ta com uemornIrOn IF lhp ancient
Fort established at lhis place. and ~ no
nor 0i the il,uslriOus u me hat Is rive,
red nv all our counl rvmnn, his camp
vii be- @e1. m'uated Camp Washing.
ton !" md. al repor's. orders and commu
nrca,lons viii bs dated aud issued accor-
d,nr'v
RULE, AND ! POPULATIONS OF "CAMp
WA>HNGTuN" Rations Of coffee and
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DeH tai SRF gerry.
DR PARKrR SuNGErN DGnrIsE,

Dr. fARKFR SuNGErN DEnTIsH
Respectfully informs
RN FAoA the cuJ2ers OF Car
GA..&3y ~ "'roo sod ,,c,anr
lhaI he Is prsps red t.
p'Iinrm all q '"Tattous nn lha t,elh Plug
gma,e&t,Oc'irg. ia serrIug. NC in II man
ner InaI caHnot feis 10 rtujtr sa'isisc
tloa ProVltrd--s he l. vita The rlosi
InPro I'd ms rumcnls, and posse $ in .
the 81 IT. " !E' uoIh'ng bur practice can
Inrn'sh, h" terI. COZ 81 NJ that those who
need ii" dentist Wi fad tito their in
terAs' 10 call Jpnn him.
kir aValls himself of The present On
pnF'unilv toTrturu 10 he citi2cnaci Gar.
Fol'l"" his uuie'gntd lhauks '0r the hb-
eral patronage hltherro rfcrrycdar their.
bsuJs.
Oiiice in his dwelling, adjoining his
slcre room, Main street, Currouluu.
Mav ~ lS46 - 81 Il.
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Isl ATE OF SARAH ,ENNI,,uS.

ISL Ale OF SARAH ,ENNtN.uS.
NltIce Is hereby gwen ,nat tie nnGe r.
slgnId his bec@ aPpoiH I'd and onanG,
as aJinlnIstIet0Eua,r rha estaie OF S,,ab
Jennio IS. late Of Carrot county. ONO
deceused. Ali persons indebted to SAID
estate are required to make. immediate
payment, and those having claims to
presentihem, legally p,o"en. Tor settle
Mehl, within one yeOr from his da'e.
JOIN JUS | Us, Adm'r.
Nav %. 1876. 1913
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SmuerGne ELanl..

A FINE srl,cie OF oupertioe Flour
~ Gao he had, by The barrel or SINAI
ar rqoaRii'y. BY oailIrr . the RFsaAyRAT
OF the bin BU, K Il MckEE.
CtTcIItoU, Nay &c, lG46 32-ll.
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SIX LENIS REV ARD

RAna@ny from my residences IA. Rose
lo"N a~hrp, Carroll county, on Fnd the
90 n y o. May. a bov by The nam NE o.
JR'a, s-Pa'keT, ngrd ahouI fourteen wears
ant l0Hrmonrhs. low. ana heavy made
hLd-on " n,n he ~eal awaV black lIock
Goa Gray Sa'1aer pants and ,rsr; h.
also Ionk,a"ay wJfs hjm, ., cap. aud
other. clothes. Al persoas ar. t"reh,
warned against harrorug or trusrrnu
hlm 90 my aCrount. as um drlrrmiur.! !!
10 pay no debts conrr eclrd bv him fer
this tie. JOSEPH KHuEL
June ~, lP45 50 Al.
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NOTICE is. HERlpY GlEEM.

To All those VINO are Indebted to The
Surplus (aad, lhpi WE, BY he 'aw Of last
"lnier,are appo r1ed to coleCr this luad.
We there lore he thIs pubic wax oI sav
,ng hai all bOnds &c. upon w,hichl here
Is anN pant al the pyiP"lFst or,.uterest
due, wall he saed.ai. lhp nrxI term Of rGe
court a. common ph'aS t'r rhIs county.
JjyS q lkENNEDN Treasurer.
T. Il HAkB UGI Auditor.
CaTroIl cuuuly, Chro.
Hume ~. lS46.
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Nar dY : Ecaver NnhWI.

= - 70 = = - y - = y
The >lu,k hulueis. OF NE Sonut Al d
B,.ayeI Canal CumT aIs nrrctl No.
uhf q. that hey are Tyqn'rec Ia pay aG
ns'aIma ol TN dollars rr e6ch sta =
or ,iciR, ou or befure rh' hrsr DAY +.
July nrxi, rDd on ol Ten dollars on OF
-hcr"re the first dsy oil AUansI next. to,
CAades u tiosreuer, Treasurer o. ss;a7.
CampanN. a, ;Ae Can7l Ot5Gs IN Ae'<a
Lrshon C.Io,---..ag the lit ano IL. '1e
iHSlAInpn,s.
B, order o Dhe Board
CMAS. D. HOSTETTER,>
Sec. Of s & B c Co.
Ofiige of the s &. &. (,
M,l 70. 1916,
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M.tRRIED,-Ou Thursdaythc 28lh alt
by the Rev Mr.. Riggs, Mr. AARON Al,
LEN, j. Ui Jefferson county, to Miss SA.
BAII ANN STEPHENSON, OF HARRISON county
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june l2 IS46.

The >tots ofO5o CARROT couaty IS.
COURT OF OMMrN ILEAS
NAE REBOL A "a. lS4G IN GHANgERx,
.haIgarri McCaskrNI
Cha ;lps VI Cake, y voree
he sald Ch I|es MrCask,y vii TAX,
.no'rce DhaH SAT- Marsar,l M"Ca. key. ur
.'he 5'o ia, Il! May 10 Ihs yrar Of A,
t. 1916, FLED III III c, arr n conmon
,1Iras IA hnd..i0r ssii CaFrorl county. heI
.peIrron IN caarcary. Tgaru.l.h1m, winch
.p'inWn charges that saId Charles Me,
ask y has heen wIllulIv absent foi
,mnre u, a zee lenTs.IW RPdmirlV pre-
.ctdlng The "aie OF he 6rng of said pes
'ulon aud lhar suid { harIPs cCaskry
has. been gut,yol gross,nPglrcr oI dury
TO your peatrone r: apd prays ssit court
To decree The m ria! c"alruct aPtw cen
he Ppii 0Rrr and saldI harlts dissolved
aod that il may ha Iarrvrr, held Tor
nan. h, and that pelirnner NAV have
reasonable all'monV onl oi Hnv proper
" sad'Chnr!es McCaskeV mav he lu,m
10 tie possessed ot, and Ih4reald pe,iiion
Is now .pend'pg, and wJl.-bs Tor hea rir q
A. 'ae n">h'"'T' n saiF,cuun, al ~, n
hme aud y a." I"n may, il lou please,
appear and de nd &c
MARGAhET MrCASKtY.
BV FeELEY & DAVIS, her Al,orpeys
jane 12. lS4G-35 Gt.
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R.NSN EIgEs &AA.E.

- - AZ n ~ - - - -
The suh'cricci .no.s,o safe vc'na-'
bic quarter SECTION O lDAJ, yAg one
uD1 a all mics lrom Wayrcsi nr4 H. o"d.
three quarters Of a mrle hon M"e"o''S'
formerly owred by Capt 10" "'Ns' eo"-,
iaInlng,
: yap,y ~ at Wirth -" cleared 6nd
IN gn0V state ii 'utlVhunu, tGr bai-7-
anca heavily tmperrG; the Sandy and
Beaver Canal passes through the land
rhere is one ol he brsl. Orchards Of
grated lruu Oh il that the whole Sdnty
valley can uHofd.
Any person wishing TO purchase would
do well t. n he spylic l'on IWmeola't-
iy 10 lhe suh<CrIhsf, lIving 10 Msguon6'
Stark counly. OHIO. where ttrms, &C.
will be- mace known, and oy whom the
iauu y Ill ba 5A- %u.
RICHARD TLSON.
@aaa2li~, No g IS,46- SZ-4.
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AmouRp al arders. red eq med;

heN% OF the dronol
o Carroll by order
THUS. R HARB UGE C. o.
RAdtprE Odice, Cao.tea Carroll June H.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-16
THE LOAN,

The whole loan has been taken by various bidders
at prices ranging from par to FIVE per cent premium
for small portion, but chiefly at par. The amour,
offered exceeded the sum Of five millions. An ad-
ditional bid was made for the whole at 1 5-IOOths
premium. This bid being an entirety must have
been taken for the whole, because il amounted, in
the aggregate for he WHOLE to larger sum and pre-
MUM than the other bids combined and would have
realized larger surplus TO the government The
bidder, who resided in New York, being unknown
here, and great doubts being entertained as to his
ability to pay the money, in compliance with the
wish Of the Secretary, Mr.. Young, the chief clerk
of the Treasury Department, proceeded to New
York to ascertain whether this bidder for the whole
could pay the whole. He failed to do SO after no.
tee, when his bid wss this day rejected, and the
amount awarded to the other bidders. A few bid
ders for small amounts whose letters did not arrive
until the day succeeding the opening of the BIDS Of
course will lose their bids.
We make these explanations in order to put down
at once that censorious and suspicious spirit which
has found its way, upon this subject into the Ma
tional Intelligencer and other affiliated, fau-fndng
mischief making prints. The loan is secured, and
all difficulties are at an end.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-16
CALI OF TROOPS.

We understand that acquisitions have been sem
out from the War Department, calling into the ser.
vice Of the United States nine additional regiments
Of volunteers to serve during the war with Mexico
unless sooner discharged They are asked for from
the following States;
One regiment Of infantry from Massachusetts;
One regiment Of infsntry from the State Of New
York; r..Ha.E
One regiment OF infantry from Pennsyv aniaj
One regiment Of infantry from Virginia. .....
One regiment of infantry from North Carolina
one regiment Of infantry from South Carolina;
One regiment Of infantry from louisiana
One regiment Of infantry from Mississippi; and
One regiment of mounted men from Texas.
This important movement will show the federal
press whether there is any falsring on the part Of
the administration, they have been recently most
reeklessly charging: We have no time, at the late
hour al which We receive the above interesting in
tegencs, to dwell upon this subject Ii shows no W
little force there is in such suggestions as are thrown
out in Baltimore paper, that " it is believed that
nothing decisive will be undertaken, either by our
army or navy, before the next meeting of Con-
gress."