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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-22
Sale OF Ncgroes.

Sale of Negroes.
Will be sold on the first Monday in April
next at Sumterville, SEVEN rery likely
young Negroes, belonging TO the Estate OF
John NJ, Dargan, deceased.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for all ne
cessary papers. "a
ta@ A. A. NETTLES,
~, ]. ID. JONES, ,.s
March !, 1s4s. ia 81
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-22

MARRIED On the 9th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Graham. Mr.. AMEs CHRIsrMAs to Miss
r. DsTEsNrall of this District.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-22

~2 G.All those having settlements to make
with the subscriber, in relation to accounts
made with him in Sumter District, may ex.
pect to meet with him at Sumter Court du.
ring the first week.
JAMES d. McILWAIN. \
7 March 8, 1913. 2l I2t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

orbearancc Of the South! Why, ooosid.
cred merely n : question Of political nov.
er. al they ask Of ~ is TO put ihe pove,
into their haads. in order that the1 ma,
govern tho free men Of the north a No.
govern the black men Of the SOUTH II
j, is to be looked upon as a question Of
power a, all. that is the position in which
this question ~ill be placed. Il you ad,ni,
slavery into these terri,osies-ihis is the
position in which, | believe before God.
We shall be placed unless you prohibit il.
Sir. have seen the workings Of This sys,
tenn. Plant 80 shareholders among 500
inhabitants who are not Shareholders, and
they will maintain their position againsa
the 800. Let one imam out Of 50 be 4
Shareholder r he will pc, su.dc tho - that
il is better that the institution should ex.
iss II is property that stand in the way
Of humanity; it is interest. sortlid interest,
d" not like to consider Tire question in
that light, bst | cannot be blind ID the
course which has ever been pursued by
the modest and selfdcnying south. the
God-fearing south. which has exhibited
such extraordinary forbcarance-nos car.
ing to extend its powcr-but At the same
time demanding Of W. to give them thc
power TO rule the Senate. which At least il
equivalent to ruling the Legislative power
Of the land. Sir. il il were = mere ques.
ton Of power. rather think should con-
sent TO give il up to them, but there arc
Questions deeper and higher than yoSr
mode Of governing the country would
Be ID nc, For myself want the ordi.
nance Of 1897. There can stand Upon
firm groNhd! There the path is marked
by the Bl6dd cf the Revolution! I stand
in company there with the old men, lheir
locks wet with Ire Jordan through which
they have passed. aud their garments dyed
red with the blood Which they have shed 10
give US the priceless BOON Of Freedom.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
stNsroRAI ELEcrOWs.
JOSEPH & MAGSIAi.i... ~ 3-n-rsch.
GOpi,OEE >. ORTIZ, W Tippec aMvr.


Firsf,--I rcitcratc what I have often sad-S
AN a " Mic, hut not ultra Wing. II elected
w"ud not he the ,,-rc rt-sa.i~n, Of Il party. !
would enL-avor I" in.isl'r nde NJ Of party dom
inati"n. ] should f-cs NoMnd 20 admit ister the
Government untrsrnn,-il-d bv party scficrnss.
See"ni. The veto power. The power css-h
by the constitutions 10 the Executive 10 inter
pose his veto is high conservative power: but
IN MY opinion shoaid never be exercised except
IN cas-s Of clear violation or IRE constellation. OF
nahif-st haste and want "G cori~;.i~ ration nv
CONGRESS. Indeed, have thought that. Gor
nv years past the known opiniou and wishes Of
the Executive have x-rcised Wnau- and injuri-
Influence upon the Legislative. d~partnen nj o!
the Governments: and for this cnns~ Nave tho
our system WAS in danger Of .nde n ding gs-st
change from, Its trAc thcofy 1h5 jc rxbisuI o,,ia.
IONS Of the individual who may hsrpca 10 occs-
py the Executive chair, ought not 10 control ihs
action Of Congress upon questions Of domestic
policy: nor ought his oiyrctions 10 ~ iMisspos-d
where questions Of constitutional power have
been settled by the variou. drpartnenss Of Gov
ern,,-o. and dcstissecd in by ,I,- people.
Thifd.-uron tie subject Of he ts,it. ,hs
currency. the Improvement oG oar great high
ways. rivers, lakes snd haslors. the will Of shs
people. as e&presscd through their r~prcs~ nia
tivesn Congtes.. odt ID be respected and carried
out by the Executive.
FyartA.-The M-xiGaH war. ( sincerity re-
jo'ce at ,''r prospect d p~.ee. NY III. has bed
devoted 10 arms, yet look WpSn war III eli Gwed
ity, 10 BE- avoided IL compatible with snsien.i
honor. The pri"eipies 81 our Covesmne0s 40
we ~ its trse potiey opposed 10 Inc sdhjixa
ton Of other nations aud the disuseuvb fneDs Of
other countries by eOw2.ea. In the lasgIsEe Of
the great WARRINGTON. "Why shossId We dut
cWr own to stand fos-igs gsoesA." In the
Mexican our natiossl honor hiss brea vind,-
Gated. amply viadicsied. and in dict.a,sg terms
OF peace may well afford 20 Be f~ri-sriWg and
even nnagnanifnous 20 our fallen ~. Tsytsr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

Messss. ]. b. Jsliss. DsviS Csa~sss. 8. B:
stanses. ssd Selomos Messdish. vhigs. sss slse-
ted 10 the Iexisisssse, BY ssSsesd seSss'sses.-
WIN. Baker. LEGO. sAesi6 By ~e5ssity q sSsss
y DiIIos Hsywens asd Thss- Tysss. Con-
n,iss;one,s; N. n. Jshssss. Esp.. Psss. A"'y'
Dr.. Pichet. School Ceo@isissss. Ths s0eA
retsrss will b. psblisheA sest weeh.
We have set ths vsse in this esssty - -
question ef ..Ffss Sehssis," tss 10 abs ssws-
ship, The vote stood 59l il shs s6eDaaivs. 81
SO in the negative
In U.ios county. Dr. ss.ssseh. NJ. . s'ss'
ted to the Legislature. Edehin BssssiSs. = ~
elected Clerk, and assss u ~ vAig ticket
10 Rasdeiph essssy. Wed. Ssses = sssssss -
the Iegisisesse-
II Mssion essssy. tee Isess sd 49, ~sg
elected " III :se;sI.ssre.
Fsshae.-Whig Rspsssssesaivs ssseasA-
Assse&-Leeso elected.
1ssaksisas0-Lset sspsessoeaaivss - WIG
Sesssss elected.
Asstr;ets.-Ths whsSs Wig Gehse sIssesS-
T11ses0a-LDssss oeeA~d - - 0soO-
yssstsgs--Wbig siehss sssessA
8&aiby--Lece Ssnsoss - 8NDassovss
jsee - ssusl.
yyessss--Tbs Lees Gehss s1sessSs . esss's'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

1-Wc make NO apology for 6llisg this wseks
paper with the speech Of TnosAs CoawsS-evs-
~ man. womad and child 10 The Uuios shssld
re,d and ponder Il we'll ;--is made the FsI;sss q
the South "trensbie," and il h hoped ahas ~ssy
may yet BE- persuaded 10 become ehsississs-s~-
frais from seeking 10 ezsesd ihs esns Of sisvery
--"ce.se to do evil and leava 10 Do well.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

Tho Richmond Odeon. wilt give Fses Cos
cert Of Vocal add 1dstsdmsstsi Mss;e. st sis
Warner Bsildisg. On ik;s ~ edSssdsv) svssisg.
The public are respectfully iavstsd sss sssss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09


will be taken through the forms Of i'm
peachment-there might be a more sum-
mary method found out Of disposing Of
him.
know very well that the Senate is
weary Of this debate. wish now only
70 state another fact which will show what
II is which OUR brethren Of the south now
demand. II YOU take the area of the free
States and the slave States as they exist.
and compare them, you will find that the
latter predominant When the constitu-
ton was formed. and when all the terri
tory which you then had was brought into
the Union. the free States had an excess
Of 100000 square acres over the slave
States; hu, when you had acquired Ln'tiis-
lana, Florida and Texas, and added them
TO the Union. and when you add the c!aim
of the South that they will carry their
slaves into Oregon. New Mexico and Cal
ifornia, what viii then be the condition o.
the free States. The latter will have one
third more power in the Senate Of the T.
States than the free States could ever have
And this is all you ask Much has been
said about the modes,y Of the south-the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
No EIumbug!
DIR. BL.4KE.N.4.N,S
PECTORAL MIXTURE

A NEW, SAFE, aud Certain Remedy that super
"A scdes all Others for The cure Of Consumption,
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, IIoarsencss, Sore Throat.
and every affection Of the Liver and Lungs.
This Mixture proves one Of the most valuable
remedies for pulmonary diseases yet discovered. il
takes hold OF the most severe cnses with nstonsh.
ing ctfecti removing In few days every symptom
Of the alarming complaint The medicine will
prove for itself when fair trial of il is made BE
careful and not getdeceycd in buying every label
viii have my signature assigned 10 il. I'd. .l-
/ taAttT IT, BRAKEMAN.
PRICE, 90 cents per bottle. For sale at Ill.
GEO. ii. SALlSBURY'S Bookstore.
BratlebOro, Oct III isls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
From he Nsp Hampshire Telegraph
Song of the Tobacco Worm.

Song of the Tobacco Worm'
Win whiskcrs Gfzzicl and red, ft
fL A lonfcr sat With quid in his mouth
A splitting, and muticring said
Work--work --work-
s,e These hands shall never pursue,
While eau obtain long nine TO smoke,
Ora plug Of tobacco to chew.
Aud he spits-spits--spits--
When the morn is breaking bright
Which Sol has climbed his height
spits-spits--
With days expiring CLEAN .
-isl' And. supperless, falling asleep on bench,
2. Keeps splitting away in his dream
~ For in his dream, he dreams,
II Is by fate decreed,
That he is great tobacco worm,
To extirpatc the weed.
And so he works away,
To make his conquest sure;
A free and enlightened citizen,
A snufler, smoker and chewcr.
AT market, church, or MILL
In business or in prayer,
Stage.coaches, cars, and BARRIERS shops,
Bar.rooms, and every where,
He --spiis-spiis-
Evening, noon and morn
And puifs and snutfs and blows his nose,
As fisherman blows his horn
Sweethcarts and wives, look here
Is this the man for you
Whose nose is only fit to snuff
His mouth to smoke and chew
Spit-spt-spit--
a o It's nasty trick
Enough to turn any lady fair-
Unless she be able 10 stomach a bear
Ora loafcr erveloped in whiskers and hair
Abominobly sick
Ye danes, who mean TO wed,
Come, listen to my lay
Your charns from all tobacco worms,
Forever turn away.
But II you wear the yoke,
With resignation wear IT.
Nor sulk, nor seold nor get the blues;
But if he snuifs, and smokes, aud chews,
Till pigtail guilds are over shoes,
Dear madam, grin and bear It.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
TAILORING.

DYW. +. WAIT, at the shop recently occu.
ID pied by W. c. Wesiland, where he intends car.
rying on the Tailoring Business "a all is branches
An work entrusted to him viii be finished at the
time promised and warranted TO fit.
CUTTING done at short notice, and warranted
10 fit II properly made mp. asa.
Produce efaQ kinds taken in exchange for work,
HinsdGle, Oct. |, lsle. as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
The PfEes.
A Cure for Life Secured

DIR. UPHAdPlS Internal Remedy
For the cure Of Piles, Inflammation of the Liver and
Spleen, Inflammation, Soreness and Liberation Of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder Intlam.
matory and Mercurial rheumatism, lmpuriiy Of
Blood, Weakness aud Inflammation Of the Spine
and Tor the relief Of Married Ladies'.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
lWanted Immediately

by the subscriber, Js,ueyaaaa Shceniaksr to
ID work on all kinds Of Peg work. Also, boy
acquainted with fitting,
a. ot DANIEL IIAGAR,
IIinsdale, NH, Aug. Is So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
U MUEFs-UTey OK, Lynx, Jencfi z
BOOTS AND SHOES.

- 200 prs. Ladies' Walking, Ties, Bu'kins, Slips
Bronzed and Light Kid IS pairs Rubbers,-5O
do Gents do. Mems double sole thick Boots, Gus.
tom made, from the best stock and warranted, for
s2,J0; welted, los. Cd, sole leather.
RufFato Robes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
Important
To Owners of Ill rses * Cattle.

TO Owners of Horses Il Cattle.
,MMq.ND 70 '1 aEsva CURE Shifr and IN 4.
tfk1N I,Nss&SA Y VERSAL CONDITION MEDI-
ISO C'cINsf, which has been used with
and England for the last twenty years, is now and
has been for the last three yeas performing the most
wonderful cures record ia this country Ii Is
universally admitted to be specific in the follow
ing diseases in Horses and Cattle. In Horses Hcayes
Chronic Cough and Common Colds, Affections Of the
Bronchial Tubes and Glands, Horse Distemper Found
er OF the Chest and Limbs, Bolts and Worms And In
all cases where Inflammation exists also where general
Condition Medicine is needed,-ln Cattle Bolts Chol-
10, Loss Of Cud Jaundce Yellows Fever Staggers,
Horn Distemper, Dysentery, Scuh Scab, Black
Tongue, Mix Fever, Coughs Colds, and when Cattle
out Of Condition II has been also used with like
success IN the following diseases among SheepScab
Staggers Fever and Dropsy. II ia also for
Measles and Murrain or Leprosy in Swine
Give the article trial and il will recommend itself
uTCAUTlON. We caution the puddle aauinSt all
"Heaye Powders" or "ieaye Compound that have
not the written signature Of j. r. Graut on the inside
Of each wrapper. BE sure to ask for DIIIOVis
CURE aud UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE
BE careful and see that you get it, ms is the only rem
edy that You can depend upon to thoroughly eradicate
the above diseases. IN s
FORD & GRANT, Sole Proprietors, Albany, N. Y
Price, % cts. per packages Read g. Cutler Druggists
~ Chatham Street, Boston, General Agents for the
New England States.
WHoIEsALE AGERTs,-Boston, Reed & Cutler
Springfield, q. G. SoRur H. & C. Brewer; Brattlebo-
70, BUTTON e. CLARK West Brattleboro, Orlen
Pratt a. Co. A. Dunklee and by other druggist.
Throughout the u s. 26ws6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

A PPLES, Potatoes Beans, Batter, Cheese, Eggs
IA Corn, Rye, Oats, Poultry, Beef Pork, and most
al kindsof Produce taken IN exchange for Grocer.
les, and the highest cash price PAid.
Oct 25. 30 CIVIC
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
ROOTS AND SHOES.

10 Cases Mem extra Double Sole Boots,
common do do
Mems and Boys Kip and Calf do.
100 pairs extra Brogans, 7tt
100 Mems Calf and Goat Shoes this day
received by TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Oct 10, 1913. o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
RRAsg RUTTTus

TABLE KNIVES and FORKS, Flat Irons,
l. Taiors' Irons Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, Lamps
Brass and Iron Candlesticks, Shutters, Ropes Bed
Cords with full supply of Hard Ware Goods receive
ed and for sals cheapby
wILLIsToN &TYLER.
Oct. u.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
WI GOODS AND GROCERIEs

Y. II. Tea, from AZ ceuts TO 81 pr d.; very nice
article for so cts+ o. II. do, Souchong, Ningyong,
Oolong. 20 lbs. Sugar for 81. Raisins, Moass-
es Spices OF all kinds Snuff and Ioldooo, Chew
ing Tobacco Of very nice quality. Burnt and
ground Coffee, Rice SC. Great care has been taken
In selncfinn fnr this branch nf nnr ttnde
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

ON HAND,
A ND receiving daily from New York and Bos-
n ton, the following articles, viz
SUGARS.
Woolseys double rciiaed oudcrcd aud crtlshc,
Sugars. st. Croix, Porto Isico and Havana Su-
gars, together with the various other kinds.
Extra Yoang Tyson,
, Young iiySon' TEAS.
Ningyong and
Souchoag, &c,
A first rate pure bleaehed Sperm OIL. 49,.
do. Winter strained Whale aud +
Elephant Oils. M
Flour Rice, Spices OF all kinds, salerains, Gin.
ger Chocolate and Shells prepared Cocoa
Salt Pork and Beef Lsrd, Butter, Salt, Sweet
Potatoes, Dried Fish, Mackercl, Shad Salmon.
Also, Smoked Salmon and Herring.
aH NsOLAssEs.
Extra Porto Rico aud St. Croix.
Also, Stewards Syrup for table use.
Also an extra quality Of imported SpaniJ CT
gdrs. Extra Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO.
Also, Oronoco Tobacco
Extra English Rifle Powder; common do.
Shot OF all sizes. Percussion Caps
Day and Martins Hacking
Connecticut Cranberries and Quinces-
| Fresh Malaga Grapes
| Demijohns and bottles Of various sizes.
Also, CASTLE, Soda and Bar Soap. Butter
fields Labor Saving Soap, which will cleanse the
clothes from dirt without the Of the washbOard
and make them clean and white aud is warranted
not to inure the clothes or the coors in the least
Soda is not used IN its manufacture.
Wines and Liquors.
Old Port,
Sicily Madeira,
| French do. SoVnFar;arna -
Brown Sherry, W sasA 1884
Saline and
Sweet Malaga
Oiard,
Old Lemon Cortes
Rastaeu and BRANDY.
Common proof,
Also, old Peach
Old Clover Leaf,
Pine Apple, Holland Gin
Eagie and ilour Glass
Old St. Croix, J
We IVES, India India and New R"'n'
Virginia Apple Brandy and High Wine eide
do. American Gin, 80 per cent Alcohol and Mo
nongahela Whisky.
Tavern keepers and others supplied with III
pure article Of Liquors on the most REASONABLE
terms. sf.H
For sale cheap, at the store one door south Of
C. Halls. DOnf .6rgd&e pIacc.
wESTEN HOPKINS
Bratileboro, Oct 4.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

Invented by DR. A. Upham distinguished phi ysician
Of NJ " city, is the only really successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles ev.
offered TO the American public.
Mark this II is an Internal Remedy--not an extsr.
nal application and will any ease Of the Piles Ell
Their Bleeding Blind, Internal or External, aud prob.
ably the only thing that will There is no mistake about
IT, Its positive eure-spssdy and permanent. II is
also COMMITMENT medicine to iake and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner. 4
Each boz coains - doses, at o. cts. per dose lis
very mild IN its operation. and may be taken In c1ses Of
the most acute Inflammation without danger. All ex-
erna applications IN the highest degree disagreeA
BILE, announcement and offensive aud from the very
ture Of the disease, temporary in their effects. This
he cause renders tho cure CERTAIN and PER
n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
CMre far liz Gaarantied.

The Eectuary contains no Mineral Medicine, no
Aioes Colocynh, Gdmboge, other powerful and IT.
ntatng Purgave. No iearo tlking cold while under
its nAaonce no change diet necessary II taken ac-
cording 70 The directions A CURE FOR LIFE rs
GUAR4 NTIED. f r,al ir
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting
this medicine, may be obtnsed of Agents, gratis.
j.. ,. BRADiE 1870 Washngtonst., Boston, Cen
erul Agent Tor the New England States,
GENTS.--lraitlebpro BUTTON g. CLARK
Peck Wulpoe, r. Sewer & Son Montpelier, S. X.
Colnsi and by The dealers in Medicine, generally
throughout New Ensllnd. -.ia 6m9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
WOODEN GOODS.

for Mems wear, which we shall be glad to show
quality and price left for your own decision.
seen ddrertised. Yard vide Sheeling from 81 cts.
upwards
. cases, new and improved style, Mems Hats,
from IS cts. to $500. 8 do. Mems and Boys Caps
Otter trimmed, Silk Plush, Cotton do, Coney
do, Fur do, Cloth, Velvet, &c.
l%MUEFs-GreyF Fox, Lynx, Jencti, Coney
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

NO. IIO BedVeF stfeet, AfbAhys
A ne manufacturers ofvarious kinds Of Cooking
IA Plato and Parlor Stoves, to which they invite
the attention of the trndc, sr
They will be pleased to make an arrangement
with one firm in each town, for the sale OF their
New England Air Tight Cooking Stovei--a draw
ing Of which will be found above.
Their list of Machinery patterns is very extensive
having hecn collecting during the past fifty years
Millwrighis and others, may find il 10 their advan
tage 10 examine their Pattern List, copy OF which
may he found at The Office of the PhGnix.
Sept. %. tr ffH iyo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
CrOckery and Glass.

New style Tea SITS, much improved from any
thing ever offered in this vicinity.
HARD WARE NAILS GLASS,
Spirits Turpentine, Lintseed and Sperm OIL pure
White Lead and Paints Of all kinds. Paint Brush
Is, Dye Siuffs, large assortment. 800 Rolls Paper
Hangings some elegant patterns. Curtain Paper
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
MILL SAWS.

CARPET BAGS, large assortment, at
" TOWNSI.EY g. SONS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
IRON. STEEL, &C.
I.annD Oil.

DURE Winter Sperm Oil; Bleached ditto; Re.
Il fined Whale Oil. All warranted good. just re-
ceived by WILLIST0N & TYLER.
October 5th. 6w7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

Mill Saws, Gross Cut and
III lennon do. Circular Saws, . to 80 inch. Wood
Cutters Saws large assortment just received for sale
low by WILIISTON g. TYLER.
Oct. 70 q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
$50 pieces Prints,

offers every indncement for the Ladies TO examine
them before purchasing elsewhere. And to the
Gentlemen we will say our stock Of Broadcloihs,
Cassmeres Tweeds, Satnctts, &c., can be afforded
almost at your own prices. Every man aud boy
can have two coats this year. Good heavy Broad.
cloth, very wide, $3.50; German cloths, such as
have recently been sold for $3.50 to $500 now for
s275 Saiinetts, from % cts upward.
We have every grade Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
xxxth --Fir-' session

SENATE. WAsHISGroN, Tuesday August 10
Various petitions and memorials were pFe-eh'1s
which were duly received and referred -
On motion the Civil and Dlpiomatc APPROX - s.. =
hili tom he House with the amend nents TePoi'e-
f,onn The Committee on Finance % which nsa oeen
referred vas taken Up. -
discussiou vas commenced particularly on aint.l
rneuts submitted in reference 20 the slavery 4-e-l1
After having consumed considerable tine N dis --sl-
the amendments the bill laid ASIDE and me re1le
took ID and concurred the House resolutions lyl
Committee Of Inquiry respecting the employ in7'i' " 90
porters for both Houses Of Congress. -
The senate then went into Executive res-4oA
Ter which they resumed the consderauen % .-e
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Dill NuinelD-'
unrrnportsnt amendments were proposed An sinen1'
rnent in favor Of str king out the appropriation ~ G
Improvement o. the Savannah River, Was aloP'eu-
The farther consideration Of the OIL Nas ihen fo'F
uoned when on motion the senate ADJOURNED
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion OF Mr. SMITH o. Ind the House re-o'.. o
itselved itself into Committee OF the Whole on NE
state Of the Union and took up the Oregon biz Win
amendments. Il.
An amendment was offered relative b giving inc
Territorial Government of Oregon the rcO prtF over
Territorial legislature icts This gave rise % length.
ened debate in which Mr SMITH Of Ind NJ CLARK and
Mr. TAYLOR Of Ohio participated. The Veto rover
was stricken out by the Committee. when the Com
mittee rose and reported the BID 70 TIE House WIN
amendments On motion the House, AZ . = CLOCK al
fourued