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ir5a fae .is.7asas sac Gazette.
Irish Melting.

Pursuant 10 notice 3 large sBi enthusiastic meet
leg u tire lTeaGs OF Ireland '0et 10 The Civ Hal or
MONDAY evening" I&si. 10 express their syus.ttby lx
that vuhaPps coaniry.
Rev. ". " Stevenson wss called 10 the chair ana
{. Langtree, appointed Seeseiary. The chairman
Explained the object Of tbs meeiia 10 few a,,.ro-
PIRATE remarks, when Mr.. How, was loudly cai.el
for, who Responded ia a speech Of mu'l farr., and
enthusiasm. The meeting Tas afterwards aIdys-sss
with Na-rHth and esoqBencs by NesSvs. Dr. Laurie
" 81 tirgd- NeCaaB, Whitley aud 4 uthoav
the following resolution was read aa1 approve:
= the sense q! the meeting
E,so}eed That as love the principles for which
or fathers fought, aad the oTious ffe..s!oln OF
ihensh, sud action which We ourselves nov ENJOY.
o. a. believe N lie usiIenabie right ol every nlsB
10 ~-k his ewn happiness tu his oen way. .s5t IN
consistent with the Puhlie upo4, 3 81 49,.
with breeding and sdiieriEg lrslaHj; 50 Ne slv Col
speed her in overJiWpNieg tire tyranny beasath
/. hose iroa heel her aRfoE3Taate sous have 50 ioag
heen t.odeB The dust. AMI bursting tie istiegs
which centuriese 81 expressions ami Wrong have fs-
tened apou her; may se soon become rs free a, tt.
vons OF Columbia, and tender her lg,eir SYM
rsihy take Der place aI0oag the nations Of the
esr'i, rr..e-tyel. regeBeratei ani qisef thfaiisd
he char appointed ths following 6vs geHl.sr,s a
eoDniitee. "a 40 to takc sach action in pro.
netting ,lte freedom Of ireland a. they may deem
G,os, coa 'acive 10 that parpose viz
Dr l.aHrsc, jas l.a~s9a, Hugh Br0rin, john p
A6agns. + 4. keaBa.
Is further resolved. that s.s~ gentlemen al t,s
ADORE c0amsiee bake power 10 call lsSha. sDettn.,
aaen IT shall seem to Them expe.iieut.
On motion Tie meeting Adjourned.
&. LANGTREE, sem
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Year eh't servant,
GRAHAM WiTHERSFOOS.

JsoKsoSrokr, Aug. Is. ISIS.
To tie Faitar Of tss B;issrlle Eaxic;
SIR A friend pointed out to me, this morning, a
paragraph, in yUEr paper, CONCERNING Hysef, which
you PLEASED to term rery scias 80, 10 relaiiaa
TO the Congressional election in this State
As ySs have mistepresentesl the matter altogether
viii eBdc4vnr 10 setyOa right The facts about i,
are a. follows
Ga the night prsyious to the election, was en-
cagrd in writing tickets fo' all who might wait
them ia this county. At the head of The ticket |
placed the name Of DSEw, for Governor, and iiat
Of JonNsox for Cengress. The other pames, ! Jeff
t!sEss gentlemen a.esni al ihe
iia.e: WA. W Taasiail, Dr. May. and Capt. WIN
T. Downs; all Of whom were, "a you woal term
them. soof aud trse wings. Capt. Tuusiall asked
me why dill net iasert the uaUpe of Col. NEWTON
in the tickets. | asked him If he had not hcsyd
that the Colonel had withdrawn from the contest.
oyalar nauncr Capt. T. rrpiiea that Re I'D NJ ere
f-Zss; h i,teedei 10 rate f1r NeTf9a s~g 4s,r:
an did -. Capt, Do@ns asa Or. May dil the same.
GA ihe day ST the eeciiba, Cost. Iunsiali exerted
al his influences for Newton. aud secured several
votes for him, H. himself says As for myself,
Was NOT in JlcksoBparl until near the closing OF
the polls viii also state that inquiry OF Capt.
TuRstall, this morning, II he knew Of any persons
Who were Influenced by the repoS,, be npIied that
Ia nsosgbt he knew Of oRe Mr.. l. S<ecn; and that
he Tuustsil) hai told hiss the story hisos H.
This. sir, IS the great number of votes which You
ay taken from Col. Newton by the tieks sa1
TIN, oae, too, taken from hifa by meulber OF his
o~n party. Ht5sr, az sHy tins, Iisse ias'ci, o.
atteaEts& 70 disseAtHaie, aay sHeA reports IS g9g
esgrss tri goar arties, gu the Day Of the e!ec
lion. Nor DAD speak OF it 10 aug excaps 10 the
gentlemen before mentioned
But, my dear Colonel. !, appears In me that a
little PERSONAL feeling Is exhibited IN this uatt~--a
mixture Of malice and vituPeralioa. am williag.
however, 10 believe that IT results from an error q
the h,ad, aud not from the feelings Of lhe heart,
though year language gives pretty clear Indications
Of til contrary.
L is rather hard case that ulaFc jest, sPokea
ameos oBs's fsieaa= il Pre- e., should b. gargis5
aisd s'fe abroa a,.t cou,tarnte u.,oa even by one
u these Fr;ei's-sa Characters Known aud ,iesigua
lei as tie elitos of a county urw~PBPey
l aa,, sir, With lie greatest respect.
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CEsERiL TELLS APPOINTMENT,

IN MS CANVASS ON THE ELEcToEAL Ticker.
General James \ ell will address the people as
candidate for the Office Of one the Democratic Flee
tors al the following times and places, TO wit:
At searcy. White county, Saturday, Sept. 10th
Al BasrsyilIc, Independence co, Monday, Sept.
til.
At s,nithyille. Lawrence CO, Tuesday, Sept 10
AtPocshonias, Randolph CO., Thursday, Sept 81
At Gainsvillc, Green co, Saturday, sept I'D.
At Bolivar, Poinset CO., Monday, Sept. 2j'h.
At Mount Vernon, st. Francis CO., "Wednesday
sept. 9th.
Al Iawrenceyillc, Monroe co Friday, Sept. %
At Post of Arkansas, Monday, Oct. ID.
dJ'Some friends will please rcsdyertise these APP
pointmen,s by putting up written notices Of the
meetings in the several counties.
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The Si1th EOInme Of the Banner.

This number comnlcnees the siAih year since tie
AIksnsas Banner established and nearly two
siaee we assumed its editorial resi- onsiblIity.
During the time it has BEEN usder control
We have endeavorcl faithfully 10 fulfil the duties
imposed Hpon US as the exponent Of democratic
dcctrincs aRd the supporter Of dsHoers'c
And we have no reason 10 believe that we bave
failed in our Efforts. or in any betrayed the
trust repeecd in US. We only say tina, We
start avon laboss with strength in the coz
seiousness Of good cause aBd with de'ermias-
lien 10 maintain ',he Bsnuer'' in proud posi-
ton rs IL ever was placed. We shall endeayOr 10
make IL acceptable to the Democratic party through
cut the State and When the wings are req soa'fo!e
(which i seldom the adaysl to them
also. Oar chief aim will be to make II the leading
Democratic paper in Arksnsas-
To tbose who have literally sustained us ia
the work, We offer our warmcst nowledgymeuts,
and to those who Doubt with tho disposition 10
afford the nest ssbstsHiiil aid, have neglected
1t, we Womb respectfully soggest tina. an opPot-
tuaity vii! scon Of making rcniitaaccs from
every county, and W. hope tina, they will no;
longer defer the paymen, Of wha, * Justly due
To CokREsroxpENrs - Oar friend "a Dick Flato
fesreAs." must excuse for tbs present. His
Sketches OF character sprgtlly and, under other
circumstances, might de for publication. bu, at this
period such things might be deemed geraoRa! and
aParate unpleasantIy.
M of L., has sent us 4 communication which
we could not admit except a matter Of courtesy
u urough regard for the writer. We ike the laiies
mme asciy. and feel wilhag generally to contribute
a portion Of eur columns 10 their amusement; but;
the preseat crisis Of Political afairs gifce Gar
1sees'' has no, its proper force with Pol.,e eel.
tor.
~. D." received. We cannot make use Of
Col ixAKD's nan'e VI the ~ay he arsrTes 1t.
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Some Of the epenies Of democracy are fond Of
referring te the iats Gov Wright, OF \ Y, as ia
soring tbs facioai~ts who are now Matching trea-
and disauian ora the subject ei slavery Ia the
territories. Here are the greet saau ssttraruts rs
fxgrt~ri 10 thu Hon. K. II Giliel, oaiy rine DAYS
Guys before his Death
'-Shoai3 the Daiiej States acquire new territory,
ought, n ihi- reSPcct slavery, TO 5-raata ia tie
cenei'ioa IN which i ulsY ba wiara acquired 8na
TIE people thereof cft 20 exercise their WISHES
ARD ieeEEerts 90 the subject #aea a5a#if;ea Ialo
tiae I Hioh d state gtfusfsr Inc Constitution
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cREiT lypFrExEsIx fer NEW 81 BNglBF
A. "a mr. aaaaIn IN ad, ance.

In 1rrF that tag BAEasr Easy lscr~sse lis already
extensive circnat4er. ts4se AztsrnnN4 Ia recac%
ts sut~crsFs5on price fef the roiane coinucsa-
iag wSsA tass naEnheY-
A resemblance vi FsxE BSsL.Es, " spvANcT, by
mzA, OF edherxfse. wait ehttis sGb~crsh~- te
the payer for Twn wears fwo s1tscFSh~rS. eSs
year. Tss applies &c those Psyiag IN advance, bat
q meme ethcrsl TAres seliars via. ia all cases, be
esnAIade6 81 fhsse IN sFrrsrs al this time
To AsKxrs~tlur s-essss Throughout the safe
ere sugIeriz~ to receive Forirs years Subscription
sfaus one subscriber FIvr DntIssS IA s3ssscs. or
from two Subscribers srt 9osiGrs. for enc year.
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The following correspondence reached u, fren'
Mr.. WFrHFsssoox, few days since. sed Is much
as We dislike controversy Of this kina we esaso,
deay him Tire right ef placing saeh portions Of !,
t<fsre the public will sxoncsa,e him frosn ua-
Just charge. IL may Be proper to state that Col
NeiASD declined its Publication in Consequence 81
'he language in which the rcqscs ws eoaohed, and
the d-snsnd eoariod wits IT.
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Coming TO Cas-.

Almost daily We AsYs aeeousts Of toe triumph Of
Ffinetple Over personal affi nisies " Rryce, ian
q Clay Wig in Kentucky j. and recently .,.,tsr III
the h'eokiyn Advertiser, Ia. abandoned TIM, oE,r
na' md iis is'lh, with the view Of supporting Cas-
Many an honest patriotic heart, which nss sut,,sr
TED 'nta@F Potats Of party difference alaBloi,s Them
al when traitor, ike Van Berea hoist. sbe bsek
oaSner 81 treason, and seeks personal agzraadi.--
meat "a national Gisnnfon ~. T. Iiue Saa.
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Gel. Nan ". Irar.l.

We regrer 10 learn from Isis gentleman, by ie.
ter wTtteD from Batesyisr sept, g that on account
al sesesA inflammation Of his ri ut foot, he has be
unasA to rhse, aud coassqa enl!y has l-sen
Isrced to ahandoa bis further appointments, until .
W days rrsi, aad gait at hoe, snail restore him
.IfEeientiy to make new spPoin NESTS,
a correspondent iRforns rs tAa, Gel Irard met
col. John Prsstoa, jr, the whig ele-lor q, BATES
HE where each spoke aboat iwo hoafs, and tina,
fsyIorism and ao-party. were perfectly used 10.
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Pulaski County Flour.

Capt bingham has press nl-l u With saSk Of
NEST exceilsei Hour, manufactured al his assss, from
whea' a iais county. This = gratifying evidence
Of the iatefYlss Of ths gentleman, ans 81 cor oxn
great resources. We earnestly hope he may sue.
ee@e IA a~aksniag siteztsoa 10 oar availability in
such matters, aaa induce farmers 20 Try the eI-
pertinent Of farnishIag with whoa, Tor felh ae4e
q al .isnes-
cagi Bingham. H..'ls are bat , rs.es f-eza I,,!s
Recs, On ia@ opposite siie O. i'.s s;yer
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NWtHr 80
GRAHAM WITHER SPOON.

Euciosed with tie above correspondence, waz tbs
certificate 81 1bomas May and Wm r Downs,
that, although Mr.. WhbeFsPoon d.. Say. what be
already admits, that M Newton la-i vi...ryga
t3~y iet bound 70 ac4ai.sse ia Nr. " i,her~,ooa'
clar,ton that Ill vas isrHaod 4 q 'ohc,' aae
paid 30 regard to ii. Il. B.x.
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II Nothing u cheaper than kidd wo5is-,bere il
DO excuse, Therefore, Ter srsiDess la civil wots
o. '~o ~i' renerr man happy, said French kia.
ne 'hs1 ~ "'e'sh' indeed, Who vii not give them
LOUIS Philippe cwes his lie % hts roiifaness n
was by eo"ins 70 the people as ,he5 eAeered hisa.
mai he Gree esess ed beng she; oy an zsssssis
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The New York Tribune ssys--.we e.rss,piv
aeffi ihe results oi tie reeeAt elections Whole
soelc F-aks 10 the sofcsd ans. fs.ae loas
"i1ei' fsos ten Taylor The RetaiHee 81 li~ Flsl4
aelPbia eaayen'ien.T
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Aoer<r ~. ISIS.

Ma REAscos-Sts: Eaele-si =eiid yea Fcply
10 article Published BY the s'ssar OF the naieSsiis
tsglc, ia has last weeks paper. fsu w see ey his
eiteF' w4eh accompanies she reply ihas be reiusts
TO Psblisl, III tltnk the Colonel dsali uufdFly
with me in not doing SO, after nzkiag tie attack on
my character. thereby intending TO defeat my cleo
iion. By publishing The enclosed. you viii greatly
otAiae
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TRAVELLING AGENT.

Aar. .. &. NJ. Hicks, Is ear travelling asea,
So The fassewizg ceaaiirss
FasattrS cGfrrxNpEx, ST. FEaSCTs,
MoNxax MgsssxssFF, INpKr6NBEScg,
RAxTx4yw, GRsEx, foaxSYTT,
Ft1ros LAWRENCE, JscKsox
New sehse.sssss xiti hSsi gcoa o,1yostat5'y ie
sziasz sA4 10 fls~ Arkansas Banner thEnugh Mr..
HscKs, who wA receive as1 receipt Tor aSsS Hes
ysgMs4ks, fs0H fs0se wsssiag Is make ,kega.
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Cspi Dan'cy announces himself elndi3ate for
Auditor, st the meeting of the leg islltsFe. The
following ncss was written ia repiy 10 our remark
ihat "G< raj TO suppose that Capt; D. tad
tahsTixsa snch Of his naHe through the col
aims Of the bemgcTst. The veraant genius who
sometimes as-is;s'' the responsible editor II that
Print. has maze unauthorized statements Which
ilave becaas frequently corrected, aad as we know
that he rarely sisekiss aay kiad Of snsrs eeB Ia
ION. we sgs NOT dlo-ed 10 credit every report to
Which he gives currency; hence fsaark above
qsased
re- Tie Ediiof # sls Eaaasf;
ss. Tie object ii tiis note - correct IN error
INTO which yea sai ia article the is, Banner,
casilled a-1si.iar eE Ss4fs." san cas1li4ic sos
thai ofEses before the next Legislature. aud ~ss
candidate before ny 'nen,ioaeI by the
Esiiter Of Tive Democrat ar his correspondent AMI
hsd - expressed myself to soins Of any friends
II u due to the correspondent Of The Democrat
sag that he knew noihiag Of niy beIsga casiida'e
a The iie be his communication. IL Is 9ze
70 tia Esisse efts Draaoegs, 10 SAY that he an
shsTixed 10 make The uas be did ef rzy IN con
nsssisa vita The Office Of Asditor. II is due also
% Gen. Conway. to say that charge him ss,h no
ssFeslcssoa Of deity. ha' p2cs ray cns 10 shs. o.ss
~ ,he Soadess greapd.
R-s?~eisaTy sc. c c DANiEY.
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, ReoeTt Efcnt, K. y Csrmichaei, ana Madison
Brown q haryiaaa have cl the Taylor party, ana
come os1 io4 GAss and BCfLEs.
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\" tAeS' sa.tt TOM e.~ipa'
, Ess,-,, s.e,o - -, 49,, -
tt,s. a., at;,.,,,tt =, ..,l..3s.. e., g.rte H. g.
rilg 1. the ~a3rs.. ef b4 ,3,ss ne. - ..I,, a.
ticket fr,it,,a ~ H.. Vghis, N.f{saaf Convection
tile pa-t, wax offered The b.St Terms ,,,. 49,,
sgssrt.. tie VIC, rre.;snt viii, , e.slf,,,. -,
vi.il tit. sagtl, hal eet, i.s. ff~~,s,t ,Ti.b no
vafe Al aI.nd rs,r.r, ,,, a,,yaf,e- e.. y,, m ,,,,
yrc,,.9a.l measure aeIlser,ta,,. ogs.,.3'.
The Worcester Ns-- 50, states ;l.st uo-e than
exit haRa. q 81 ~ fdvrl! voters oE Worcester
leaI t.a2 OF a'' esq. a''i i',a+ ''e pa'"Ger "ii
,s,t b., mar, ,f,', 80 - nc,
Oh Federal city vii % 70, Taylor:
'e a',s' ,l''''l~s mat 'tFs 1aa't III"
.,,,, ,iil, an 80, ,f - -, W.
;sr,,f ,r 81 St, .,,. - - 81. o. "a
is,r dat ,vi-t,.s tb.r, -, ,I i..-t,. ~ =. -.
ev Nj corr..staoa.,t ..I.l9 H.. -.
t.. "a st..t. If s,i,.f;.,, a.. ,, t m
$1,000 soldier. IN tjt4 - f~,- maj ,.,,,, ~,
tf. ,,.,l. 4 ,-r. -. = -
ss..l Killed. End army &. s,-.~t, i.i., ,,i,n a..
rrau;. There b4, b..4, , siE,,-, ,g IL ..,,}
.,srf. {o f4,,rnoal .,,,.,,,, t,,. ,.,I -,
s-.. ,.rest ,erro-t eg war i, Ill.,. ta.., -
IA. .r;- 49,.
80 -t'' '4''s' '.se'7 'i> $40" '"g ,n'
~ '-'''79 :" ""'l' '''' '''s
"''aF private oPin'Pu U.s. int bf'hc his been
"f @hi tt3 HSe fsf 34i'rt' rare been Sfcefs i3
i"" report 81 riN Thousand BRITISH troops Killed. &c,
may or tuih"t nstti rSa-gerailon OF a sriftiiug
Let bat fnat something 81 the Kind hos occurred +,
l. our mind, Beyond dispute he buried action
% the bfit@ii troops ttr talked Of retirement 81
i'ot3 'hfeihdon. Sc al' indicate t1t reverse has
happened 10 me hFIs1 arms; aud though Il may be
b't "i1t' s'hi u Is beginning OF The end, and
Wen @a@sl'cA 10 cheer Tire heuts aa'. encourage
thr hePes - eie f'fn9+ Of lreand . iretl0m.
is justice 10 the Synaior elect from Johnson
,..,,,,,, i So. ,,.- e.. H.. ,,i.-t...tf ,
a. - WY
o'"" 'I'- ''"''''" "a s'''1cF PefPeFated through
tlie Gazette,
YIN. ,Trrt.,in
g. ;. 49,,
-, 80. - 20 ~ - va "'@e''s' d
- - ~ = W" l'''''t HNti ppm
., -, ~ s0'"ts' W." appears 10 oe '
.,,.',. - ~ Vi ''' ',YA ~ 's''
S'',' sstF ~ ''' 90 ''" w. ""'E =" 'l'
.''' -, 80 -'aN A't ~ -
- - - ~ our . ''sof erect nc
~ 80 an D'.'' -, i'S''t" zoo
49, % S - - 'i''0''''" = 'ia po'iu'
80 c''s1'2', We ''' cone" GA 10 Pnt ths faaiiel
~ oel'5e uis Pe'fs, ID may be true HAT II
.H5t''ta o'1 feeNlFr a y" Wig votes from sotnt
o. nv PERSONA H'eaas VINO couid not be dfii'fd H.
10 'he ""'S ha' ness a"1 VINO voted for him from
PERSONA consideration epiife8 lhls We know q
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The Fepor, taal Gen. Shielas bad declined tar
goveraorsbip % OFegea vas 10: trae. ! letter
iFem " ashiREteB says
q "Qa Monday hs was ieagFapAeo IA ial.aaa. and
leara Tep.Y ~as rsesiseS asoEn bifa asi eyeaiBg
10 watch b. says be wa te Is re.g iasss 10
aeeamPsny tbs Ssfttaiagn now forming At Jefferson
harFaeks a has escort an8 for ibe Gsicace Of the
county hereafter - EoefCA Sla{esaas.
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The Worcester N'-- p states ;lat -uo-c than
etsif h4aa q Of tle f,ivr,l voters Of Worcester
haFr careied tbeir ssaa members If the 81 Fee
GOA Club Of ttsl esq. ea,i taa; i,a uaaaJcr j
20 Up TO mo-e tiaa 81 EaaHf7t; anu ig calculates
tiEt Uot more than ogc-sr OF tGe voters OF tl4at
Oh f~qrrI city vii ga for Taylor,
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is justice 10 the Syuaior elect from johnson
county sc copy from the Clark yuIe Standard tire
following refusltion Of SANDER perPctratcd through
iIl. Gdzct,e.,
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BANKS

LINCOLN BANK-Old Congratulations Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi Houghton, Joshua
Page, Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours, from to
II AM
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporation.-Geo. F. Pat
ton President; Geo.F. Patten, VIM MRogers, Thos.
Harvard, Chas. Davenport, l.. w. Houghton, G. w.
Kendall H. M'LelIan, Directors; John Shaw Cashier.
Bank hours, from to 2AM. Discount days, Tuesday.
COMMERCIAL BANK.-Wm D Sewali, President:
Wm ID. Sewal. Jacob Robinson ,Gibertlrufant, Ihos.
NJ Reed, VIM. Patten, Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier.
Bank hours from to 10 A. M Discount days, Thurs
days.
SAGADAHOCK BANK.-Thos. D. Robinson, Presi-
dent; Il. ID. Robinson, Joseph Sewal, John Smith,
VIM Nj. Reed, Lewis glackmer, VIM. burlington,
VIM. v. Moses, Directors ID. F. Baker, Cashier Bank
hours from to 10 A. NJ. Discount day, Monday
hNDROsCOGGIN BANK, TopsHsM.-Chas. Thomp-
son, President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da
vid Scrbner, Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. ID. Purringon'
Directors; John Coburn Cashier. Discount days,
Tuesday Of each week. Bank open from 9 to l in
summer 10 to in winter.
BRUNSWICK BANK BRuNswIcK.-RichardT. Dun
lap President; Richard 4. Dunlap, Alfred J. Stone,
John c. Humphreys, Joseph Badger, VIM. Barron, Di-
rectors; A. c. Robbins, Cashier Discount day, Thurs
day. Bank hours above.
MARINERS BANK WIscAssET.-HenryC Clark, Pres
dent; Henry Clark, WilmOt Wood, Edmund Dana
imue II ey, James MCarty, Directors; S. p Baker,
Cashier. Bank open from to in summer; 10 to in
winter. Discount day. Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, WALpoBoRo'.-James Hovey,
Presidents James Hovey, George Smouse, John Bnl
finch, Jos Clark, Alexander Palmer Directors; George
Allen, Cashier.
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aoth CONGRESS--lst SESSION.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW

WARHINGToN, Jan. 10, 1S4S.
SENATR.-The Vice President laid before the
Senate letter from DIR. Houston, the Report
er to that body, stating the causes of the i'm
perfect manner in which the reports had hith-
erto appeared, and asking more convenient
position for himself and assistants.
Mr.. Clayton presented a petition from the
Friends of New York, Vermont, Michigan, etc.
for the adoption of measures for the termina-
ton of the war.
Mr.. johnson of La, on Pensions, reported
bill granting half pay to widows and or
phans of volunteers who were killed in Mexl-
co, pursuant to the Presidents Message. 1t
was read first time.
Mr.. Yulee, on Naval Affairs, reported bill
making an additional appropriation of $780,
900 for the Dry Dock at klyn Navy Yard:
After few remarks from Mr.. Dickinson,
who stated that the subject was fully discussed
last session, it was passed.
A motion was made by Mr.. Yulee tor Dill
for providing additional Pursers, which was
taken up.
Nh. Badgers amendment, making them
commissioned officers, appointed ny advice and
consent of the Senate, was adopted.
Another amendment was offered by Mr..
Westcott, subjecting them to the examination
The bill then passed.
Mr.. Douglass introduced bill to establish
a Territorial Government in Oregon.
Mr. Hannegan submitted a resolution that
no treaty of peace can be made with Mexico,
having due regard to the best interests of the
United States, which does not establish as the
boundary the most suitable line for military
defence that in no contingency can the Uni
ted States consent to the establishment OF
monarchical government within the limits of
Mexico. by the intervention of any European
powers TINT it may become necessary and
proper, and it is within the constitutional ca
pacity of the United States to hold Mexico as
a territorial appendage. He gave notice to
call up that day two weeks the resumed con-
sideration of the Additional Regiments bill.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson addressed the Senate
He laid down four propositions, which he in
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