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CONGRESSIONAL.
wAsnxaroS. March Isih. SrNATT

WAsBxGreNs @ase1 stiA-
 SENATE
 \. <. psual honr the Vice Prcsideat eAisss the Sf,.s J. sssr tsil proviaiag for lean of sixteen .f's,. .pd fo supgiying the dehcsency kn the -. 5.....,,r were rernried with amendment -, xus rrceires from the Presadenf, cover =, ,-Sn,s..son of Mr Srvier As scmmissionel HS n-,,-o "a eoncinde the Treaty of peace a, Nangzm moved that fse Sefsaie go mic ex- -.-.,r. spvs,sn which motion was agreed fe. g1.. nou.ipufjcn cf Mir. SeviS WIS eo1hEmed ia eFers,iVe session "a sS I. ,ske ue the ht. which he had previoasiy ,,-,s9ees to sap,ay the deficiency in the TFeasa- Nr Cass moved to lsy inc hiil on the tnase and m senate ,roece6ed to the consideration cf she Ten ksr,nsst Bill.
 Sr. Webster sail question wEs pending which .ys4a ;o bs dscl5e4 before proceeding to the con- a5y-s.inn ef 1he srny hia.
 The whole matter was then iaid aside vr. Hauaeran was appointed Chairman os fhs Cennst.ee oa Ter~iga Relateas, vsce Mr- SevieT NJ peg-ien fhen moved thai the Senaie go into .,srgtivs session, Whieh wns agreed 10 and nftsl .,s tine spent therein, fke deors wsrs again epen. < sn5 tbs Senate adjourned.
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fJoxT RrsoaErmx-Ns. 2

fJsxT REso1Ers0s-Ee. JOINT RESOLUTION expFrssise sf sh~ tAanks ef
 Congress to Mslsr Ge@rrAl Wm6e5 Scott sad
 inc troops undcf his eommsDA. fer uheir dSsain
 gHtshsed sssiaatry sDd gDod ennusuef in 'he cam
 ra'gn of tfxate~u hsRdred snd se~ty sesen- Reso1red wsaaszassiy As sAs S<sats as6 Howss q Rrpresensases eS fat Uesied SSzsex cf 4afTsca a CSagress essrAasc4 That fhs thanks ef Ceszrsss se afss they are hrEety, Ercsrntnd to Winfiasd ceeu, pea'sr gcaerai eemnanding ia chief the army ia Mexica. ard through hiu to The osscess and men ef tAe rezsr ard yotanteer eorrs uodeS haaa. to' the1 umiform gAlsaasEy snd gocxi conduct ecnsp'cDoassy disriased al Ihs siegs and eaptase of iAe city of Vera Cruz and castle ef San Jnan ee Uliaa. Mare h twenty eighteen haRired and fofy seven ard ia the sseeessivr hafties uf CeTre Care ArtH elgh feeslia: Cen'r~za< San Astene. asa ChsFahasco, August ninr'eshh Hmd twen7fesh; sa9 Ter flas vic. tories scheEe2 in frosf of Ge city ot M-xsee, S~P- fersNr, e yFh e8evessh, fwFith and fafy'e-nih. and the eaptasc ef tse gnetroslts S~Fsemb~s fasgfeesh es<ssieea haotred and EeFty in which the Msxsc2n trooFs. greafiy apcrivT a nsBat'erx, and Wiih every aavansage sf position. were, in every conflict, ssgasfy defrased by the AmeTican srns.
 SEC ]. Resolved. Thst tie Presi3est oG The rni- ted States be- asd he is hereey Eeqaessed 10 cause io be s'rsck gosd metal with dexsc~s eEniaen2t'e- al of te series f brilliant seoies achiewei hy the army, and Prrscatcd to Maier General Nj inhesd Scott ss iestime7y Of .is high sense entertained D CcErrss of his rslor, skII. and laaieious eoa- dnr, ia the ulemorahls esnpa.sa ef ei -h,een hun d,ed and fo,ty-sev
 SEc ]. Resslyrd, That The prssidess cf tic UnI- ted States be requested ts caase tse foregoing reso lE'ioas ie ee enzanaaaicAted to AaiS General Scoti n saeh terms as be may deen best eaiculat-d io give effect @ fhe ob5ecis fhefesf
 AprrOF-d March .. fs4e
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sseh sale and esavvysncs shsil Veaa in te pmSeAas eg he or her heis and ss.gna snch ilfie ss is se serised in sueh seed.sf coGgsysne-. cf saeh lsnas 90 seid ANd cgnveyeds Prvps4cA TRmt aH de@ds ef roaveyance msde b~fre tks passses sT tss aes shaH s.saa apcn 'hr Esesing ss thsss made AlAes tAe p~ssars ef slzis set amA ihe riaa,s ef the pssnss rssH h- tAe ssss> iu eae e@ss e ia fhe sfher Pre ssSes, Tat s1rh ae~a ef eenreyanee tr any q fsa lands Hss4< befwe ef sssT she ras~ags ef iAis sct. shsa npt se vzlsd fsr snch yarToss snst ths same sAsa hove h~ea aFpsuved bJ the Psr~ts-ua q she Enised Saasea.
 ApagsFea NsFrh .. Iess,
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

BF yiSiEe of Sandy xrits of ksrl Esesss, to nse dieeeie SheriE Oa tss ceassy of Pala<ki I-shsIl eHyo~e h ssse as psAe Asciiea, on kopday tse l7th Say Of Apn. \ D ist<, al fAe court hgase aqos Is sad, eoan.y si paiaski. hstwsea le Soass sx Ja dseis Sacs ior cash ia hssd te the lss aid hizarsa b'dder ibe Esie~sfE Asssrtbed psoy~rty. to ni. .- Loss. Nc sssa fz Ia Bisek No !. in tie essy cf I2Itis Rock. Eass ea the Qsspaw Lne as the ps1P- erfy of John H. Lseeh-
 The W. !. ef tbe $ ". 1T. q Sec 59. T. l. < R n. W. and the fFsct- V. r. q ef Sec Is. r T. S R. Ia " as the pssPeTsy Of Jahn~s MIiis- The Banking hSsSe aat tess. wah inc Gxswsss fheFeoa, of the Bank ef fhe Ssat- of Asksns4s as the property of The BsBk of the State of AfkAasss Eight yoke of Ox~n snA sSs WAxon as ,Ar prop ertE ef Danisl If Bieghsm-
 The $. E. qr- Si S~e =, the N N ,ss Sse 2s srsi the Easi hai of Sec 1T. nI IN T. | N. K I0 W eoasssainx ies ther 64s aerrs ss the vros~rsy d JAsn~s l.sws0a.
 L-ozs. Nc 5 (. : sna S, in Bsoek Ne 2s. ih the city of Liitis Rock. as the Fsofer'y Ben-Y M Rec tor.
 Pat of Iets Ne and 2. is Bsock Ne. l. fwes' of The 2aaazw hRe.l ~EtA The isnsrcyeHs-ats ihese oa as the psepeEsy eF CbaFtss ssA ahr4Azaa RasA~y Asso. Bieek Ne ss wisa ths :nprox esAe sts tbere- ra, the city if Latte Rock. as he property ef Rcswea B~eb~-
 SAessss OHlce Little kcrS !
 1srca s7A lsfs.
 4. ] HTTT. sAeesF.
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Rissra,tfnl srtnr in Esa,rr,s.

on Friday tast- personal qu@rr<l ieok place. and several hse~s were exchanged, betuecn Mr. Hsualson or GeergtA and Mr. loses ef Tennessee, and this in tbe ptesenee of fhs peoples Rspres~n- tatves. and taese congresslosa pze sfes were sep aPGyf by the Isembcrs ia faei. riria- iy.
 The hEhtiRg rneEnbers arolosis~s to the IIoesA, aud manifested ihtr reconeEsiatoa io each otaer. by the i0tniag q AanSs.- Cta. Czsssfs
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Steam Boat Register.
INFRINGEMENT aF gIYpIplYTx

6I~we aFe sGseoFixea ,o anscuaee BEN F. nkNLET. as . eandssase s~ ths osIsre of sKrzsFr. at the ensaisx Aag4ss esesssan-
 IF We gre snffsoTizrd se aaaoaRee 1AIiN C PEAY, as ssnShs.ase Eos the sasse of snEHsyr. at the ensaiss. AaSusl ssesiiea- 2
 IT We are sGsAeEi1ed to sanoaaee LAKES McyICAR, as eaaasaase ses sAe ekce of sKEslsT, .t fte easuiux August election
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IPrc1aic---Na Ie.l

FrcLac--Nn It,I AN ACT so assead sn aet eunsiea ~As art "a aaonameus af ihe aeis respecting she jaaseiAi ssNassa af tie Unssed Saafess'
 Bs enocseS ks fAe Sesnss ss3 Hs8w ef RsPrs- sezissSprs af sA< UMiie1 Safea q serca fs csxreSs essrAsA's@ Thaa sn case afA vaeaney VI fhe ofee Ot the clerk q any clFesit eaFi sf fhe CAseA Ssas~s ia vacation, the sgs of she asrsrs c~aft h hedss tired within which sseA vacamry erears @sy an0a si clerk, who ss'An hsl3 saiA slsee assa she rna ot tae Bexi term of ecirrat caari f said 6sir;ei as less the oce Is sSouey filed by aa saPo:ntAeA ss- ooreing 10 s1 s,iAg laxs
 AFpgoxed MaeeA Q. Y8lH
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FEaGALE C0LLECGAFE fwwTITUTW.
 pEuRCEEQWN, KY.

&s9ffs Aay M&s fFpA fAe AaAAfs ksM%Aee THE Eath year has slussa wtsA I1@ pppias. The 2fss srusson vii eemmenrs en tAs tss Mea- day ef Marrh. undrr tie nanagemeat ef ths sahssrs Der, avd by his faruaer exp~reacra sasistMmss aud wsll ctNss ca the 2ssh day of Juiy. 1898.
 Prnfsssnr Hopkins tsetarse hero 0 the SeeipT Ctass of YaaMg Issates syety dag,. on . rW1Y Nps Chemical snd Philosophical Apparalpa. bxloagaPg thix schsss.
 Professors " yche and Swia attend fe elsasss in Latin. Fseneh. esd Msihsnatiea vhti<t she MIls- tarv exerre in which fisay take part. are gssng at the other institute.
 feb s-9L TFJ JOHNSON. Psiusir~L
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IN THE SENATE
March i6.

Nr. Mics submitted resolution asking the Pre- i-s, ,c inform the Senate in Ieiation to the cor spasasnoe between Mir Bancsu4t and the British osrnmen., and relative 10 ihe postal arrangements 1A; had tseeb entered apcs.
 Nr. C&Ss. from the Committee on Military Af- 4Ts reported b.li for ihe issuirg of medals and -hcatrs Q tie o!ficsrs and soldiers of the army. kr Aiferipa moved to take up the bil relating P uakiRs additional appropriations 10 supply ibe s.-eteics ia the reveRne, which was agreed to.- sadry ilrbt amendments were adopted lDs eqcstlou being on the adoption cf the amend c3a' s1efed bI 1r. Benion. 10 fiji the mission to me StLsch hs advocated st some iength- N 62dgef opposed the ameasmeEi As un3Hces- Ev
 Nr Criiisnden deemed that the subject would be .eTdec as disresPeetfUl ts other powers te send q aHlee' D ;hs; place
 s'eSut cehniie action Aerror, the gnestion Tas s Ss'es isfsEaaiiy, and the ten regiment bill wss 1 1ssH p sna discussed.
 NJ Caibcun made aa able speech, and earnestly feSel The aci of the President authorizfng the s7yias d taxes ia Me1ieo. He drciArrd tat he aaa enter lis solemn protest agsinst 5e sDeasare, ?. eos;eaded the ProssdeH; had acted contrary 10 as and tht eens'itgfion. " iehnson, of Ga, followed in defence of the A.nirist-zlion
 
 77vT ,Wlta the unders;aBding that the vcfe on the essss ot the sif will then be taken. " brS9Aery moved to reeanslder the rcfe or ies ss' ihs reiiei sf the A~+rs cf Pad Joses. "Ast, aa Rotten, the Senate sd5Surned. March l7th Nf. Badgsr gEve notiee that on ts-morrew he '1e ask ieate 10 introduce a hiil relating 10 the 1sanat <, o' De frAaking prisiiege to Mr. Clay. 0lafEs introduced resofnticn calling on the --ae-i Ter ttfE5siion relative te the des2atches rSss~-d is ths conssi at Monterey. in California. bang ;hs uoaia ef Nos~nbef, ls4s, by Captain s"sasa., shaeh weTs 4esroyeG Before entering the lsFa CrEz
 " hanssssn ozrFee aa amendment to The re- '-1eA. xhaeh wSs AaoFtcA, lsasiag it diserei-7na- sAs rs ff-si4fnt 10 TePiy tsaereio.
 &' Ai'e' EsTrd 10 take wp the resolution. which -Ae P'e'lsasly eEtrcd, ealing os the PsesideHs '~.rHasloa relAiise 10 the e0rfesponaspce be- Sa Ai bsnoruf and Lse British Geveraneni. -Ss Tas agreed ta, ant the resolution adePies. V 'ss''ol- oi Mi Ather;on, the regineEi hlli wAs ~ stTrish ably and elosneu1y opposed inc Pss-
 'As hi's. and denosnezd i.se oblsei cf its As intended io og'ersis upon the fessTs cf the .s-'''' sae to feres seHlea og tsuitosy aPoR Ss- ea,r called he gentleman is crasr. sor d. s I las subject which had bern under dis es.-, A 'As ssEA.e EAils engaged tA sxeeGtiss -'eff'ra Fspiase that he ohiy alluded to the a he PresadeAis and would afarn whai p p-erseasly szid
 .ss htsng called on b decsde the eaes'iSn g R eac dse that iss gsntieEnan was in order. [, iaes preceded waih his argument tay . hesss, ;he Speaker snDeaneed thsi tie b, s- ss e:def vss tse resolsusa saiharsz- slAang ai loo ypoo eepies reposb of fhe (v-, xs.-sasi si Patents. Upea this Eseiisn a
 1As y sas5ais arose,
 a. Se.eg and tas T $. Se.sIs.--Ths Cinein-
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fPtas.ac--Na. IsI

fPpassc-Na. l&l AA ACT granting the fsankiag Wsyiiege "a Lsaisa
 Calhazsna Aaama Bf s@e1fe& by fts &essie sad Hsnss sf ksyve- ssass.s ellAs tsises SAsass q sasria sa CSagsess saaf@tted, That all Iessers sna paektfs eassief hy pest io and fresa Lsaiss Caihssias AAAs. widow of she iafe IcAn' Gainey Adasss, bs eszyeyed free ef pcssage daring her naiuFns hie Approved March g 1888
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dEhraay ise
IPrs,.sc,--Ne. Al


 AN ACT aafhcr xsng feFseas, te ~hosn Sessrsa- tl1ns cf land have hess nade aalsr erss3sn ia4lan treaties te h-rase the sane is fee. Rssssces Ay tAs Ss@aie ss6 Es.x q keYyessnts trss ef As ISalsI Statss q Ame'aea Is Csayrsxs sessble6 Tai all tie TesesvGteas 10 CT fer say pes sen ei persons nsasS Ia -s treaty et the 'wenfissh day eg De oeer. ei,a.een haaarea apd fhirsy -tEe. made d Camp lsppeeAsee la ss Stsss of indisaa. sesse=n tAe UHitea SiAass sy ihsir cenmissisasrs. Jennings, Dasis. end IrsEe, aae the cAiets and hss&sen Of she Pafswziente FsA~ cf ihcisas of rAs Prsi-ie and Kankzk-e, sisas se % eeastrued sas hsia b eoassy is saa se .A ssia reserves, fhsaf heirs sac assigns. forever. sn essxts ia lee sa@ps ih and to .bs Tesesrssisns so made hy sx1trraty e Ur fsx sad Foserxees respectively.
 SECTION. :. R. t fsrtksr eAacfsE, ThAt sad ss sessses or tssir hesrs, msy sea And cenYes ag S' sny psT; fl tS.tsS. s tssis rss.,eSsxx xx---S<Aa@
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MIL aRR,scENTyTx

EASTERx-ssG Rscksoe Nspeteea. Dse, Sunday. Wednesday. < Friday hy "a h. Lease. Taesizy. Thnrsasy. A. SstunssT, sp m.
 WEsrxRx ts Soofsa, rGa BaTsn, &e Due. W Wednesday,. and Saturday, 9p. m LcaEe. Tuesday, and Friday. 2s n
 SokTaKRS--fe Bstesris4s. Dns- Mondsy. and FniAay. ?. n Leave, Sunday and Wednesday. Sa "a
 SorTHEKS te Hsskiagf0a- Due. sunday. Wednesday, and Friday, ff.R, Leave. Tur~Gay. Thursday, k saturday, 3a m.
 ID Psse BisS sAd Colaa6s9 Dae. SdntsT and iTnaTSday. SD m Leave. SSalay. and Tharsaay. sz n
 To Hos SSftags Dse. every Wednesday, ep. E. Leave. every Monday. ga. m. To Pevry~tAs, DeRsiil>. aai Tssvisasassalse. Doe, tseIY other Thursday, 7p m- Leave. every other Monday, "a m
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CosTespon&ence oF tas Bg!timoye Spa-
 PRINCE GEoxsE's CoVNTy. MH :


 Mrssrs. Abel < O. o.:-Frem tigh;y respee; bic soaree, I harmed thai with few days ueigh- bo ing silsg~, PiscatsWsy, has b,en thrcwa iit1 a staie cf in enSe exc;ismeAt- IL appears tS&i cer tan physscsss, occupied room in a seisi; that, iew nights since, he Secre.ed an uuNoFfAy female therein and YES discovered in lsrsnt yselaiau of ihe sth eoEnEiABdmesi- Imuedsstely vPoa 3etec- ton. the justly inesnssa proprsetoE Fsest nted gun 2; the guilty Par'y, pulled the sgcr. wifh conse queness afqges' jeaatay fstal. had poi Inc cap pl01ed- The SffTigf1fcd physician leaPed from the window in modem er:Ssfieai attire, and fea, lis tracks marked uith blood from feet cut by rrnssed snow, entered the hoRsr of respectable and pious Deigsbar, bis psrs8er at his heels Tle ctix b-g. red the infafistfa maa for Gods sake 10 kill he doctor there, in the presence Oi lis family. This appeal was yielded to, wi,h 6 reiterated detsrniha ton fo kill him. The doctor sgaia effected his escape made good lis retreat b snother house, so' loHe1 by his 3eeTziaed Esxailan; Atiast accounts, the unfortunate knight cf the laace', eonscieace stricken and desPse5, the worst scared man you ever behelG. peePins oa; of the leo2-hoies CT his treat, risiniiveiy invoking the eommisSerai'oa ef the eomtnuuiiy, and hoping for nercifal reccn- sideration by bis feceas leEss'erd
 Prince G@orgr's couu;y is the wreag Tlses for yvafsssfosai CT any ct CT kind of men, 10 eat such ''hsgh fantastic ticks"
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InroRTAxr CoRREsroxpExcE- New Yusk papers give portion of correspondence Nhieh has taken place between our Ministeg to England and the BEItish Foreign Secretary. on the gsASeet of proposed alteration of the British Navigation laws Ii is important Mr. Bancroii siatrs:
 The American reciprocity in the wties' sense Is hsld ty the American G0vsrnmeni. as the eHly iboSoag y Appropria'e basis for iaiercourse between two great nations The prohibition ef the ta6i-cei irsSe has hut resrsnea entsrPrtse- II has cone no good io ei her eeaatFy. To abTogsts q would al once sci free dorEan; eomEercsRi ~c+lih. without injuring any enc. Should Her Msjesiys Gcvero- Inent entertain similar sie&s, the undersigned is preyared, 'on the psrf sf the American GovernneBt ;e prepcse that he Brush msy trsde frrin asrP Pc'f ia the wesE te any gof ia she aased States aad he .eceiFea aud protected. asd in Fesrcei to chsrges aaa date, igealed like Ausesican siir~ II, rrcsprecz iy, AfoeTiean shtps 'nar, in like E.anaeF. trade rom any Pesl in the wcEld fo any port aadsr the dstniEiee sf Her Rssiannie Mslesiy
 Lerd Psimers.on. in reply, ststns:
 1Tlis qnesassa had already engseeaths serioas as- teaison of Her Ma,esty's ministers ssd we oi~esEe
 sth pleasure thai tbe seStizsents which we en,srtain ~ith regard te il shared by the GovcinInesi ot ceantry Mith which 60 closely united by the ts-s of an extensive commerce. and of common origin; we do not. however. think thai we should be justified in uavssiag tSe cFo%a te eGtrr into engagements which Eoad be at variance uith se'sae of the most smFoFtz1t pTiariries cf The exlSting navigation luws, ~ithoat ihe TresSous sanction ed Psriamert; hut fl s intention te pFcPoss to Parliament Ni1koat aanecewzFy delay. Enrssures winch would enable to place eur com sncseasi sn- fercourse la rsgurd to mziiers 10 winch year nose rcfers, ca the larss liberal and comprehensive hasis wifh respect 10 al coanfries which shall be willing b sci in : corresponding sfaifi tow ards us
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RY AUTHORITY.
Atis and Rfsslaiiens paxxtaa tht Finl &ssisa
 ef the fhiriitih csnsrsSs.
IPvnr.te- Ill

AN ACT supplementary te the set entitled An
 Aei 10 rgalate the exercise of tee a>iisse juris-
 diciton cs the Supreme CeaEi Ja certain csscs and
 for ether paToses-
 Be II ensoes sy tAe Sezoss GAa HSus, eF Rfg,rs. seAfalSrss ef tke Uufttd Stsfes e Aica ia Cgaytss asse@bdta. That 5i and singular the provisions of the aci emitted "An sri to regulate the exercse ef appellate jurisdiction ci the Supreme Court in cer tain cases, and Ter ether Parpoers. approved Feb ra2ry twenty -s ~eend, eiga'een kaa3red and .ery- seTen. 10 waieh this IS supplement far as may ie, sasu b. and they hereby made applicable tl all cases which pending in the Supreme Curt or ether superior cont of and Tor tse late Territory cf Iowa si the iTDe sud Territory admitted Ihio tbe UHicn a State. and ts al cases to which iaSr meRts CT aeeFees have heea rendered Tn said ss- pF-tne suPeroF esuri Of the sSi1 iais Territory of Iowa, and not hitherto removed alor=sas4 sy wri ei errer os apPeai,
 SECTION 2. .sad b< | gErthey eaassed. That aA and singular fhs provisions 0f ihe said io ahich tss s z supplement- 90 far may be- shall be and ihey hereby made applicable 10 all eases which may b. PeDiing iR the supreme CT Olher sap~rasr eesft of and for sag serTstcry Of fhe Uuie6 States which may Teafier hc admitted a State into the UHioE al Inc Ine os its admisss n aud to all eases an hea lasG nssts CT Gecr@es saaii h&xe b-sn renss7ef jr sses supreme saperioE court :; the time of such seEnisSa:, and Hs; PTer.o@sly EeiAorc4 D; wIlt of sFror or appeal.
 SEC. 2. find t< | fsrtker szacfea, Tha, sq case. gethrT ~ith al he process, recOrs, o.8ers lsdg- meDts. deceaS, and proceedings ef federal chaEnc- ter jurisdiction. and uoi legally transferred to f Ssaie ssftle State of Iowa ssdng prior 10 and a t8s time og the admission of the sad State of Iowa ingo Inc Uni0n. in the district or snyneHe courts of the said Terriiury og Iowa. are hereby liAAS.trrea to the dssiraet coHrt of the Uai' ra staies for tbe els'rict of lcwa aai ii shall be the ensy ei the respective clerks of tSe said conr.s oi the siI TeIitsry ol Issa, or thcir successors in oce, Nft5 wbcn the records and pro- ceedlags oi said cases may be feand. upon applea. hoa ey any person persons interested thereia to make and certify fsli and complete copy of the iecc'6s thereof. and transmit tie same, together with all the orlsiaai process, pseadingS. and oihe. papers filed in such eases and VI hsch may be removed without Eaaislatihs the recoras ei sac district court Q: the In'tsd States; and xhen the ssi recefes papers, and TFcectlRgs shs be hs eer- iiae 10 the said last mentioned epars its Isisaicop shall ee eesued as full and complete that of ;ls court ia which tse said ease orir3ssted. had been IaeT to The sad adrsisseH sf the Szie of lsSa or II ihe sai5 case lad been originally instifated in sad distrsct court oE the United Sfesss
 ROBT. (. WINTHROP. Speaker of ike House of Rerrese eutaiites
 L.. II. DALLAS,
 f~i-. Prcsleea, oi The Senate.
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SHRBRIES,

O0 KEGS pure White Lead, ~ 10 .' No do do 2~ No. Twist Tobacco, 10 Box~s Star Candles, 20 q. Boxes do, do. BSis- LiRs~ed oii. LzT6 do. 2 6S<. raiBted Baekets, Stone ChHrns, do. Jg=s, Ha1res, 9 GrsBd<nenes Gross VI sse RetileS, '- Faney Faasks. i" TEmhlers, 2S haif B'zes asserted " lndaw Gsiass, 2t H4tI's Peaeeek F1ess. Rsessyesi and fer sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT M~rfA Iuk. Is4s -2s
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oBITTARY.

pea'A has prUyea himself dexiercss ma-ks- tHa of lai-. in CSscoi eoaaiy. Arks in Ihe sasni ly Of Maj. M1soK NEALE- Four psesninett per sSaazss Asye. within sex days. been. Ea'hered to ths 1T fatbers- Maj -SsalE, the faiher Of Rsrrea Aeste and Jases Ncaie, sons, ard lssi. Ers least, Bra. -idzlak, daughter, ssA eOasogt ot WziiaIs F. FergaseE, Esq, have Jeff the Ys~elaet of the s5exrfs day, and gone to the eaEFc~ hsase of eser lasting rest. None oT these Lave di d of old sge. Dsaih cane vhea little expected. spi t is worthy ef notice that tso of theEn ef-d Ss the dss- ease. Mrs. rsussn, .. its, hoBese6 the taat- rinoniai relsiiSs: AS Eacsber, she isdsigsn RasHg heF ehiieres ls e5~siienre by kiadRsss aSd ahecitan-as a mistress. she goyerned hrf dmrs- ties So as ie gaia thear ieye. which wxs ei-sriy snanisssted by thesr &t her grave Ga the 2oah day oi Feb. last, sgsd 2s years in the f hope asd prospect et gsogeas re~nrr~csfoa ef ihe lAst day, she gave her farewell bics-ag e all ~iih her, whea she eiesed her eyes n dezsh.--Caa-
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74..--.s,s t,gn las cI.el-asA casaIs.
W.rnxeroz. Mareh Il

WASnxsrCn, March IT, ,,. yr,,.A. son sf the Seeretary of Legat.On 70 r,s hevn nouisaasd Seessrzrg Q ME' Be- "S s. c.v lcsres on Thurnauy for ths wesA, ey ~,t cf RaliiDore-
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March lSs l0 ?. N- In inc Senate. tue Vice President laid before thai asy q couInunicziion from Mr, Seyier, resguing ,. seat ID the Senate.
 Mr. Benton presented the resssafions Of 2 meet - heis ai Saint Louis, fsyor sf peace being made Eith Mexico
 Nr Cameron also presented sGndry resolutions rs the State of Pennss lvzsia, Ia favor of rail- ssd ir the Pasihc.
 ss-sehIy to notice, Mr. Benton asked and ob- ne leave ta ainirsdneea rcsolas,on fer tse purpose { uresaaiinr the purchase ef American hemp, for j. uss of the navy; which was read first and sec saa .lnes. and Telerrod ie the Committee on Naval lE1in- Nr Wesieott. from the Judiciary Comrniiiec. in- -zsueea bali fer ihe relief of Leslie Cemts- The smeadments of the House 10 the biH for the zAf of the hsis of Paul Jones, were cOueurrsa ia. Gao the bill was passed amended 0s notion, the Senate hid aside the morning G.isess and proceeded tS the consideration cf the g r-riaest hil-
 Tae qnesaiea pending was the motion of Mr. bier to reeesamii the bHi; which lneten was de- a-d in the negative. by yeas l7. nsys 2s. The question then Fccurred on the passage of inc Nr. Cas- urged the rcs,ponesnen1 of the subject. ar. Evans epPssed the motion
 Yr Mangum moved the Pos,Poneinsni Of the bill fortnight.
 The yeas and nays wsre called asd stood, yeas
 Hsys 2S
 Tbe lsrtter discussion cf the bigl wRs continued
 Msssrs Baldwin. Allen, Foo;e, and Caftosn. Witlleai any action thereon, the Senate scl01rn- |-
 h the House, Mr. Green, of Missouri. presehted pe,stIon fren sandry persons, praying RsE land 4sbicis to be organised. Oa motion, tie petition was referred to select smEifse- The tlI ftom inc Senate relating 10 the exten- aaa Q! JepalhEO WOod's plough paisnt, was re)ee- |1
 Tl% message of tte President refasiRg informs- ss relative 10 the mission Of Mr. SlideA to Mexi- b. Eas taken up and discussed al length. without sy fsA action. iill the hour of ofadlournDent. When s House adjourned
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CO-PARTyRRsWIP.

THE aadeSsigasa hayiag this day Ess@sA c. \ pastnersAsp, gn6rF ih~ ksm and sfyis ef Josn D. ADAys X Co.,. wll ceafpee as ae busiasas sa ths stand iofEeriF fSzifhssaA AAsms'' wAsrs fhsy intend to keep on hsad general sssnsfmsat sf Dsy Gcois, 6recsrses. HaFaware. &e-. aaA wiia hs protaPi ia attending bO aIi eraers.
 sAML ADAMS. JNO. D. ADAMS, ListIs Rock, Feb. sth, isss.
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New Goods Cheaper than ever.

LUST RECEISED per ,ieambssi RinxxalA. saA J now efes for sale. general assortment sf Dry tSeoss, Groceries. Hardware. Cutlery. ks. ali q sbich they wiii sell lsw~r sha0 fss cash.
 C. !. gEfERIEs & SON. tss lHn, lsfss lJ Gazette aaa Ee9s0csai ccpy.