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fort 10 secure her pardon that she might be vi'- ness against Miiehuzsoa. and tor the reason, thas Mr. C. was unwilling to see the woman who had Governor very properly. think, deeiIned to pardon her. a, present, and she gsatsean Ie:asa.d imsne- dlsteiy to ShelbyviIe, Tesssvcd iS arrest ttesn.- Meahwhi4e, ;he story had gone abroai and Mi;ehRs- sea decsmped. and was last the Issnits Of Louisville though his Parsuers wsre eiese upon hEs hesls and II is 10 he hop~d, have caught him ere this All the parties connected with this unprece- dented affair have heretofore enjoyed She confidence and es,een of the public. Dr. Mnchasson, was ia fu't practice; WIS regaried good christian and worthy citizens. Mir. Gutherie is ga indastrSHs, eatrrprising geheman, of great worth, sHd has d. ways had the respect. as he Ho@ has the syasPsthy of those who know him. Z
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CONGRESSIONAL.
KtPorted for ne Louisville Democrat.
 WASHINGTON. May | Io1 II

 The Senate wa calied to order and p, oceeded ;o the consideration of the Presidents message rela. tive 10 'Yueatan.
 On motion it was referred 10 the Committee On Foreign Relations.
 On motion of Mr. wrs,cstt, the bii relating to the authorizing the Illinois circuit court to hold term at Chicago, vas taken up and passed. Also bill pcnsiohing the widew of Com, Barney was passed.
 Mr Douglass moved 10 take uP the bill providing grants ol land for the cOns,iocion of railroad con. neet,ng the MIssi,sipP, wih the nor,hera lakes at Chicago.
 The bill was, after some discussion, amended and rassed, by yeas q, nays II.
 The Senate then adjourned In the House, the select committee feporiei farora- bly upon Whiimah's railroAd, whith was ordered to be printed.
 The bill extending land boanties to proDo'ed sol dIers was discussed In conmt'ee of tbe Whole. Mir. Butler, from the Judiciary Committee, re. ported bill facilitating the recovery of fugitive slaves, and imposing penalty Of ST 600 on person, who should aid their escape, with report on the same subject On motion. 10000 extra copies were ordered tC be printed.
 Mir. Hall submitted resolu'ion iustEucting ,l, Judiciary Committee io repoit what legislation |. pecessary b protect cO'ored citizens residing slave states; which was sdOptet.
 The House then adjourned
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The Presidential rampaisa-ths Prssrss be-
 farr na.

MF. Clay, in hts recent extraordinary letter. no- minatIng hInself as the Federal candidate fos the PEesideney, had the '.modest assaTatee" tc claim (on the representa tons of hIs iriendsl that at ho former period did there exist 50 great pseba- btiiiy of his sieetiOn, dsd consent to the use of this nAme." He then proceeded To iaake an ar- gament ID regard to hs strength, and eadeavered 10 leave the impression upon the mihds oG hiS friends that. with his name, The Federal party woaId tri- uInph, and with any ot'er candidate tfey would be deieated, and the party dissolved. We new ptopOue to show that instead of Mr. Ciay's ehaices being better than at any former elect'on. they are really woss than a any other period since he has been in PabIc life.
 all the zeal and canhiag tley possess, couriing the abolition snd native vote. Nil. Polk hai majority 0f 65 Mr Clay in he electoral vote. and 6s is in the popGlsr vote. We present below table ex- hihi,ien he cit eiarAl Yole for lsI4
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HarriAl, dealh from Hrarsphshia.

The Philadelphia paPers continue to chronicle cases of hydrophobia in that regon,and add another depiorabls dea,h. The Bulletin, ot Saturday. says
 "A gentleman by the nsme Of Vim. Knight, re- siding in Francis rpet, Franc IvIle. bttea ey his own dog about Line weeks ainee. Three days ago, he shrwesi zy unPt0Tss 0f !I~ss. ss !s=s=.=y uight, pr. HaFtsh0re, by pouring wafer from basin to bas n aseertsiaed that the bad the hears dung disease of hydrophobIa. When bare teaspoon fnli as offered to him. he would howl eo0valsively. He continued 10 sudeE all day yesterday, and last eve ming, about eight o'clock, he rushed 10 the door, when six stout men wrapped hiia m bed quilts and tied hiaa with q clothes lAe- He could not speak, frothing at the mouth. and between hne and len expired. He leaves a wife and several children 10 deplore his loss.
 sMF. Knight is ths gentleman that went to Ans tria the superintendent for Mir. Norris Of Pkilla- d~lphIa in the contract Mr N. hsd for bailliag to comoiiHes for thai government. It Is about three months since he returned from Europe. His dcg in the habit of piayfully taking of his hat. He took of his muzzle for him to do this, but the ani- nal, instead of ps, ing he had been won't, licked him with his tongue and then bit him in the iaee-- The dogs madness was Do; suspected until Mr- h' became III, as he had been killed the same day he inflicted the wound. by a car ruhning over hun.
 "A boy was snfe'ing this morning. m Texas, near the Girard College, with hydrophobi,. He has been sick since Tuesday last. The sufferer vas hi'- ten bv dog few weeks since. His case beins passed all medical relief the awful question of smo- thering him. 10 end his suffrrings, under con sidcraiion when informant leIt. Oh, horrible.
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Propagation of the Canadiaa Parliament

The Montreal Herald Of Maich g, states tha; the Canada Legislature vas profogued tsai aieranoti ; tthe close of a session of less thab ninnth, Two resolutions were pasEss6 in Assembly glaaling $500 00o additional (to be borrowed iof carrying on public work ks-another vo ing S5co,0 ,0OJ ih ad- Gition 10 Permanent appropriations, to drfisy gov efnnent txpenses There wil b> a session ia the Fai if governme al thinks fit. not otherwise MG Hneks unites the daiies of ns7ecloT-GenefalshiP ef GonpT0,!sr's DepaEtsnea. 4i,h those of Cabinet CT Executive Councillor member oi the Legislature. printer, publisher and eiior and proprietor of the Weekly and TriW eekiy Pilot-A heavy ioAl el trouble toi and caIc iJs oae pal Q: should fs
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iNNorNfENRNT OF CANDIDATES.

3'Ne are authorized 10 announce MILTON FOWLER, as candidate fer the office of Sheriff Os Pulaski County, al ,he ensuing August election
 DWe are authorized to announce SAMUEL 4. WHITE. as candidate for the office of Sheriff, ef Pulaski County, at the ensuing August election.
 We are anthoh1ed to announce B. r. OWEN. Esq candidate to represent the county of Saline ia the next Iesislatare.
 .iprd llh,< is4s. -3i
 We are zGthoriseA to announce $. NJ. CHARLks, candidate for SHERIFF of Jefferson eOau,y, Gt the ensuing August elecdoa.
 NSycA g. lsts. 30 Aims
 iT- are authorized 10 announce BEN. F DANLEY, as a candidate for the office 0f SAEE,ES, at the ensuing August election.
 the ensuing August election.
 IF We are authorized 10 announce JAMES McyICAR, as candidate for the office of sHEsiFr, at the ensuing August election.
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Steam Boat Register,
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
 On Thursday last, the llth inst, by the Rev. Mir Green. Mn. ARcHIBALp ARMSTRONG, to MRs ELIZABETH RAxEy, all of this City. On the 3Oth ult., by Rev J. M. Rogers, Colonel rHos HavSEs to Miss SARAH HurcHsoN, both of Conway county, Ark's.
 At the residence of Thomas Boad, Esq. h Hay wool coanty on the 2}d inst by the Rev. \. J. SPvey, Capt. R. T. REpSAN. of Arkansas, to Mss M.RGAkEr l.. BLUNE, of Memphis.
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.NfgrOCX (Or S(sie.

A BOY seventeen years old smart and active. .-- A \ WOMAN, twenty, and child to 10 IaoHihs old. They valuable ia house field A dwelling house to rent; also office. Arkansas State Scrip wanted. URPed States Treasury Noes, and New Orleans money wanted. APPly To
 E. A MORE, April 25, lsis. 33-L
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Proposals for a Loan.
TRHAstRy DrPaRTNFxr,

TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT,
 April Is l$tS. CEALED proposals viii De received. anier the S act of 3lst March last until 2. D m. ea Saiur- dav the l7th of June. ls4s, for sixteen millions oi dollars oi the United States S oek, relnthnrsshse twrutv years sI17= =ss4 =sse= :hs l.. day 6: Iasy Ists bearing six per iRFerrst per num- pay. able semi- annually. the ls days of January aA& July oG each year. No bid viii b. r~c~i.ed below par; nor Nill any b3 he considered unless one peT cent thereof Is deposited ia some depository Of the United States al before the date fixed for open. ing the proposals. The bids, in all cases, must be al unconditional, and without aay reference 10 the bids of others and shoutd state distinctly the pre- m um ofksrsd. The proposals should be Sealei and endorsed "ProPoaats fag loaa sf lsts." ARe addressed 10 ihe Secretary of the Treasury. Wssh- inxtoa City, D. (. The sums whseh s.=y h= &c., eepted viii be required to be paid the depos,trJ of the United States nearest the places of sdence of the persons respectively whose ehers may be successful; but the amoant of the accepted bids from bidders not residing n the URied States. must he deposiied wph the assistant treasarers at New York, B,sion, Phiiadrlphis, CT New UrIrans.
 To g,ve an opportunity To all persons to Partiei pate ia the iuyes ment of funds in ihss sieck, bds wi be .ived for the lowest denomination of eeT tifcaiss authorized by Aw-belrg for Atty dolIaEs-- as well as for higher stunt.
 All certificates under thousand dollars vii bc transferable op the books of the treasury; but
 
 transferable on the books of the tr-asUry. or by delivery ~Fh coupons attached, ut The option oi the bidder. To avoid expefise, confusion. and muI tiplcaiion of accounts, all cetthcaiss with coupons viii b. for the sum of one thousand dollars,
 The successful bsdiers will be required to de- posite 'he amount awarded ia i've equal nstsmr his n each Oi the months of July. August. September, Octeber, and Noyember of tho present. year, ex- c~pt foV sums not execrding twenty thousand dot la5s. where inc bidder may bs desirous of making immediate payment, ia which case the whole amount may be al once deposited. The stock will bear interest in all from the date of deposie The bids will be opened al .he Treasury Depart ment st :, ?. m., on Saturday, the Eth Of June, IS4e, !n the presence of all persons who may de- sire 10 alter nsaH baf, under a rrovison introduced into the act of 3lst ot March last; no bidder wiil be permitted to withdraw his bid. On all bids not accepted, the amount deposited tn advance wIll be immediately retur0ed. The whole premium ou the amount awarded must be deposited as part oi the first payment required in July next.
 X. ]. WALKER,
 Secretary of the rreasnfy. Each of the daily papers of Boston, New Yosk, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Charleston, and Ne~ Ori- cans, and in all other States the papers selected to prnt the laws of the un,ted States are authorized to publish this advertisement.
 Mag ,, ls45 :4-6w
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READ THIS.

A LL rersnns indebted 10 the late firm ai Tuck A CT & Hamilton and II. Hamilton. either by note account, will find their notes or accounts in the hands of officer for collection. unless they come forward and settle the same within D days from this date, as am compelled and deter mined b close my business without delay.
 Those wishing 10 settle. will call at Mir J. P. Seu'I's, (my old stand. where they Mill find readiness to make se tleIDeniS.
 II. HAMILTON. .9pr7i is, ISIS. Jt-6
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May ilth Is4S.
fCnMaaIrNIl.ArEn

IoHNUNIcArED
 Departed, this fife in Saline colufy. on the Tih Ins,-after few days severe illness, Sarah Agnes, infant daughter of Hon. K. Calvert k Laiy. The has leff Parents relations. and friens 10 oan her irFeparable loss Though a child ot only years old she universal isvoiie of all who knew her. very sp'igbty beautiful, and pTepessessng. in all her manners. fond fathers delight, tender Moth CTS joy, and loving friends hope, yet in an awful hour ~hrn it was not thought of. the grn mon ster death entered the bouse and claimed it's tender vclim, she WAS truly nipped m tine bud by untimely lros'. With the brreaved parents, we can sympatbise with heartfelt emotion though we mourn not those who have hope, but ~ith sn ,'ld fa,riach can say, We will 20 to her, but sue will not come 10
 Disd-at Co'umhii, Chicot county. Arkabsas on ,hc 6'h asi.. Martha Ana Elzabs th Ro~ie [. ds1gh ter ot Peter and LaSiHa EoNiett, aged one year aI.d two nonths.
 Bring flowers , deck that chsrub brow
 She sleeps, no pain nor anguish now Distufbs her rest. Our lovely child, Farewell,
 1hous; now with Him, who deeih all things
 well.
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Iron and Castings.

Iron and Castings. JUtpU LBS. assorted fla, bar Iron, cti1 '' '' squsrr do do, IH0 '' found do do. 1000 a blow bar and slab do, Bundles sheet do, e9o lbs horse sAos do, 300 a American blister Steel, HOO Ovens, SkiIieis. Pots. Dogiions and
 old Iids. Received per Ellen I" and for sale by
 VIM. E. WAIT. -4pra II, ls43 3I
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Timely Relsuka.

On Sunday last lady called to her iit'le boy who was tossing marbles the siie walk. 10 come into the house. Don't yon know you shoaldnt be out there my son ! Go into the back yard. if you want ,o play marbles--1t is Sunday
 .Wcli. yes; but sin't it Sunday tn iAs b'ek yard, mother z
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These eleven electoral votes will give 10 tbe De, mocracy maJority. erea should trt ioss Ner York, it Is probable that Wisconsin will be admitted into the Union before the next Presidential el elton: and ikso, We may count on , more Demoersuc eIe-tof- al voies, a majority oi in ,he Electoral College, without New York. This is in the most favorable view of the subject We possibly take for the Fe- drrdi Ciayiies
 Oi the States which voted for Mr. Clay in lsII. New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. have since elected Democratic Governors; and If any one of them, should vote for the Democratic Presiienia nominee, u isiS of course, MT. Ciay's chances are thereby greatly dec Tessed We do not count with degree of certainty upon the vote of either uf he last mentioned States but think the Federalists should not calculate too confidently in securing ihein Ter tbeir candidate. We think it altogether likely that Tenne,sse and Ohio will also wheel in io the democratic ine next fait. The reopo are heartily sick of the mIsFule of Federal Whlsgery ia ihvse States, aud have expressed a deterusiaa. uon to harl that party from power.
 We think, th,refaIe, that we may with peri ct safety, calculate upon the vote oi Inc following States for the Democratic candidate. viz: Msiae x. Hampshire. Pennsylvania, Virginia, South Carolina Georgia Alabama, Mississippi, Louisians lnliara Iiilnols, Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan, Texas To- Va, and Wiscensin-making altogether seventeen States with li5 electoral votes.
 lt IS likely that Mir. Clay, tor the Federal nomi nee, whoever may bcl will obtain the vote ci the following states, viz: Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, North Carolina, and hentueky: six States with 5l votes
 The following States set down as doubtful in- asmnch us the FedeTslits are claiming them viz: \. York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryleni. Ohio Tennessee and Fcriia-93 electoral votes in al.
 The contest In Inc last mentioned States wiil be very waim; and indeed they will be the '.ha t,s glouhd' of the camuaign. We have the fullest com tdenoe in the hdehty and patriotism ot friends With their old enemy in the hrid, s'raesIing for power, they will ouble their efforts in o0ief 10 se cure glorious and niamphan. victory.
 [PMsbgfs .NercEy.
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING 1!
A '"FULTON's AGAHNrA

caII in next door to the Aathony House and see the hamAsomeSt aud cheapest stock ot W4TCHES, JEWEEkY. LsDEES' F.aNcr SILK .sSD OTHER DRESS GOODS, ever brought b the State of Arkansas.
 OFF FOR NEW YORK. As am compelled ts leave shortly lg~ tho east to lay in new sappIy, have determined 10 fs.iaee my stock as weiI as price. ! am bcand ,o hsve Inc CASH ;-oS old Gold and Siiver-- which 1 will take in exehange for any goods ia ny store. and Alio~ full Nrw Yosk price for lf.
 Little Rock. May 2, lsts. 33-tf.
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NEW ClAlN.

IoHN D. ADAMS & co. hes jnss Fressvss . sJ large and well seieeted Stock of New G@~ams consisting ol Dsy Geis, Gsecsrss, HaF4wese. Sssi- dsery-vsse. ReSts, Shoes. Hsas, CsPa. As &c i. which wil he oatrsa lcw far CasA CT eessatsy Pr'- duce JkOs D. ADAMS v SO.
 .Rpeil Ii, lssS. A
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HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.

THE undersigned takes pleasare ia informing l ,As public that be has taken this asiigilfui aud he Alih restoring watering place. aad is DOW ready to receive visitors.
 The Ho,el has been thoroughly repaired and new Y faraisaet, and is capable of accogazodalny one hundred peisons. Ise Aaihs a; these springs are unsqaslled for ,he care of Rheumatism and alHnows every disease that man t. her to.
 An experienced eonk has ben enployei. and neither pains expense shall he spared to make eli that rnay sssii ths spring. cOssfost.be.
 eStsgss leave Little Rock ihree i,fars week for the Spr'nss If ( ALIIG,
 AHTi. =, i6i3 -SS-I ift. .ssi..
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Now suppose the democracy lose the State of \. York. and her S6 electoral voes, by reason of the Iameniabe divisions in our ranks there, how will Mr. Clay stand. We shall zee:
 Electoral vote for Mr. Clay il 1874 IO5 Add yo,e of New York, 36
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NOTICE,

NOTICE, ' S hereby given iha, the Register of t'e Lsnd of fee at Bslrsville, Arkansas, will be prepared 10 receive applications to rnter the North east qu 'Ter ef section 25, ia ro~n.h,p lJ, North ol ha"ge 6 West, on Wednesday thc lpth day ol May, loI-, al Ii o'clock, \. Nj JOHN MILLER,
 Rsgnier. .lp,I l6, Ie4a. S2-tf
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Vote for Mir. Folk in lsIi (less X. "

-1dIOTlTy TOT AI CIaIs
 Since lSti. thTce new States haze been admitted in'o the uaion, al q HAicA democratic. Their vote will be iolo~s, al the coming Presidential election.
 Iowa, tdemocratie) Texas Fioiida, " 8
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' oppose them face to lace, and briag this contest. boldly begIn, 10 a triumphant issue. tVehemen ni ehsers.)
 Mir. D. ReiIley was ns less expIeit
 call on the people 10 aIm-arm--arms. Three hundred thousand Engiishmeu, ChaFti.ts, will as sembIe in London ne1I week, and London "ill bs in their hands The first bugle in EnslAad will be in Ireland
 Mr. Mitchell spoke oai:
 | en,reat yoii, tor the love of God, to get your selves guns. (Tiemeadous cheers, and eres ol Don't" you think pikes would be beiterf) Ii any man here is too poor to bay ride, then let hiln get good ash pole well rounded. tNehemeht theenng.J Bu, tell yoa tbis speeches and reso. lu,ions will avail you nothing unless yoa are well armed ast prepared 10 tarn put. (Vociferoas esies of Pkesi fikrs.'')
 w hatever he had written, snokea or published, he would stand by: and he informed the gentle
 who togk noies for the government, tbal Y was he who published and printed them. and that they were se3itioas fbsis. Loud eheers.l Bat ssdl- ton was small matter; he was now about 10 com mil high treason. (Cheers.l He meant 10 cal on them fl they would ncg remain slaves for eseT. to rise up-he did nof say when-tut 10 rise np al an early day, or perhaps esrk night. and sniAsa through the castle oi Dabiin. and lear it down Cfsemeneoas aPpiauSe-l He would now conclude by obsertng, that whatever tai sht be the opini5h es other confetsrases, theIe should be resi iof h,m until he saw Ireland a free repablie.''
 Mir. Dehony ,Sld his hearers that ''ihe pleasant- esi sound 10 his ears woaid be tie soaad ofa rife that they mus up wfh the bariea.iss and re- solve ts hghi in the open sireets-sni lre. afe to G..ake theii lAA eioT, sgaiali En5ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-12
From tho Richmond y hig.
TO TIE Ed TOR.


Wien an Anef'an aiilser wha has served his caun=
'fg a. long anil a nfblaiI} a' NmdaII clit-readly
nhyng r. he has alwafs d'0 the constituted aoth II
tes. even Welding imp ci' efci|e1rc T. the nost un
1eetdeoied Prostitution II tlc nal4ual rtFcf-is a
1"eiaed /" ba hEhrd down by devices and snar,s and
f.atagrias eapure'fle5 tool, tas''u gfa's are made
i'~e oi 90 cr4s4 ias hand 6afad fam, $50 dur h the
heari Of every pttuot a#d honorable m1a It is high
tine i' the American people 10 enc To The ftsauc and,
'f ihe sPo'saeao7 eN9resst' ~ Of pubic opinion, ~ 'I7W
'aaf conf leaee m ihafia.tEiu public SERVANT WIN
l7s a''H II hcir rses haze! hs breast IN fI ats Il
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OREGON.
NJ YORK


in the maah II Apul (Nc beheyc) 1916. C1ogrrs
passed ll~ 10 raise regiment of mounted Tot the
protection % settlers 10 IeluH VIII sjtuatn from the
proxiny ul numerous ladau tuhs. was rfeearau anl
Incoming cverY day more and H1fa eNpo-c, Irted n
ip.h ~ h's wisdom. contrary 10 The laoes dictates 4
''asou ani humanity though proper To divert lbo-e troop
foa their proper lTacea and la enap.oy tium rs SIN
lneuis ia he stbemc- II = can conquest Inc conAe
gaencn was. that daring ale ast fall and winter the In
hian tribes FINDING The whites Ia uHpt fesld STATE.
Tell upon them and nIutttrd alast huf lie massiefe
The President hrn ap lied 10 Cneta,s. with hlsacrus
thmed Pdcy a leitg the duor alter the sized Is stolen
u au'l"r - another feneul o voau'orr manncd mn
,o.s4re tfaae war Had h. al sd tbe Gr- tdy Of
,nors to % where they dessard 10 - the a>sa-
ire might have Teen avoided. and should Mt have
iur feelings shocked with a narrative afiHe h uibe
'hcles which have converted Oregon al5a scene Of
blood
in'hc mem are Gftepoei .iaa le establish territorial
gnyetnmchi ia Oregon, has been brought HrWafd IN thr
SENATE aol is about Is iHr.3ur, warm and VT a An
i,Iy discussion. NJ Hale, Of m hampshire. layae
opsed To amend he original bill ty applying to It le
fIinhnce Oh liN1, which excludes slavery and mvaln=
iary seryliede from the North N,scu Territory. Nj
calhoun orpisd H. and insisted that suh restriction
snail be author ned by Congress Tn entire principle
ui the W llnai Pruyi-u Is thus distinctly involved.
W g ehnna help thinking that Mr. Calhoun has made
mistake IN lurcrg TINS issue. because there poia-
hiy that slarery viii ever Gnd foot hold in Oregon.
since the inhabitants do ltsnce the nature
al the conniry. lis soil and productions do
hnd since II IS not Contiguous 70 any slave territory. II
therefore To in this instance. very much like
nm absracn and by giving 10 the South the appearance
nj asking too much. a question Of too little compare
we Importance to her, il w weaken her postum when
one If far shall arise Besides if the Mis-
kon compromise is to be considered s retaining lis
binding force, il is violation Of a solemn compact.
--- r. Hing!
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virginia:
7 ye held in the Clerks nioe Of th- Circuit sup.rio,
n Court OF law and Ghancery, held Tor Bedford County,
the day 81 May. loiS
Smithsoa II Davis, hoyker Preston and Jshp Q. Left,
winch lite merchants and ptrncts trading under The .ty' and
hf = l's, ircs 10, WHO Tor the benefit Of the
aid B,wker Preston, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
-. Thomas, G. re r. Thorr', hosiet-ad otfy,
Nhftlf b M andas such administrator OF iesl e'twleh
DID, William 3. Ssach, administrator ct Janr, Adams
decd, Elizabeth G.. Adams and Gustavu.A W1ngfeld,
BlfendInis
IN CTlASGERY.
The Defendants. John \ homa, and Gerza Y Tl,oma'
Mt having entered herapPcaauce and given security, ao
eordng to the Act Of Assembly and the Rues oil this Court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
nhAHan' d this ComnanU eal,h Il ordered, that they
do appear At h0ies - be hid in the Ccr Office of the sad
Circuit superior Court If Law and Chanrey. for Bedford
Saany, on r first Monday August neN, and answer The
o ct the Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in the OF Lynehb,fg, for Two
atns s1aeessireiy aud posted at the front door OF ''
courthouse oil this County some Court day.
JOS WILSON, CA.
May 20 WIN