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Nc. lOa, Chee0ul 6fFeef. tefsc<es 3fl ana ~,
NsrtA Siis.-P HILADELPHfa a
TO s0uTtIERN T. W ESrERN MERCil .ur.
Many years experiesee IL business h, s,,;.e
NE that Pe6iag in neespswrs without ha,; ,s,ata
assortment TO back Il is.lsAsssbss. i. ths,ss ny
have come TO the determination Of havIrs .'
Philadelphia Wardrobe well NJ. ue
with all kinds u Clothing, and at such u.;s
as will please all. In proof Of what saw r 1;
v,e look in - Wardrobe, where can Aha, a y.
seen Us hands - sx'snsise an assor,msn, &c :,
Gentic'ncl.'s 1ahing .. can be Gu faa :,
ia this city. Rcuie ~ Philadelphia wv l,uaa
robe. W.
p MsNEIILE
No. lo5olsssst STREE. fliisdsipli,
MA large stock Of piece goods on s..
Garments made 10 order at the sorics. uo,, r.'o
June 7. 1913. 35-3o
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ICoNArnic.rlox

Htliism S!sde. Esq. Of Imeola,sn. n G
iof a aurnbcr Of years was afflicted .ah n,
PsPs,a and fia,alenes. sitter iruiiIsss uis
number Of prescriptions, and the syrier. !.
cured 10y the usc u two bottles Of the R,slw,s
and one vial Of tho Golj Mfae Ba'ssa.
Capt Sisds bcieg now sblo TO rseo~n.l
Dr.. hasls Msdieiass. has aeeep pied ia Ac,.
for the same.
7 J. iloIToN. Ages.
ChafIals. IS
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DR.LE R0YS
EEGET.1HLE
UniyerSalpiH

ARE A STRENGTHENING. TuRGAip'
AND A PURIFYING TONIC.
These Pills arc universally sckneslser', " !
all who have used thom. 10 BE- Piesssnt II
and certain Cure for Bilious Fessfs fs'H !.
Aguc. Liver Complaints, Sick IcAdsehf, =.
Dice Indigestion, lmpurity Of the BlOod TIA IN
Gus Diseases, Nervous Irritation. Iangao' ~,
tual Costiveness, Loss Of Appetite. pJsp,.
Tiles. Cole. Worms In Children, femaH .. u
plants, and in all Diseases arising ftom sIy,I
Liver or Impure Blood, and they are eeIsas n
comparison the best Of III known speeches ~ 81.
cure Of that class Of dIscsscs for which Inc ~
cal Faculty have for years united 10 pie''''
the celebrated
sarAap0rilln md wild Che'W
Which are tbs two principal ingredient. ?, M
lie Roy's Pilrs; and arc 80 combined WIN y ~ ~
valuable Esmedisl Agents (sddcd TO saPpss .,s
tain aanativs properties which, both arc oca.
of that thswhols compound furnishes 'ae I s.a
most effective, most agree able, and mos = a.
Tonic and Apsrieat Medicine ever eiiefeu
public. ,o,u
AZ an Anti.bilious medicine. no family ~, ,.s.,
be without lllsm. A single trial IL more ss"''''
ory than thoussud rsrti6cstcs. ~.
Bc careful 10 ast for DR.. Its Roys Nes''
Pills, and take no other
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Notice.

n LII persons indebted to Maj. VIM. Lee Da.
"a vidson late Of this county. by Note are re-
quessed u come forward and pay up by The 18th
of December next. Those who do not avaI them
reises OF this notice may expec, to have to settle
with ~ officer.
DAVID A. CALDWELL, Agent
Nor. IA, IS45. tl5dec.
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HSOld Out!

II HAVE aid my stock Of GROCERIES to Mr.
ii John Phelan. All those indebiei 10 me by
Account. will please call and settle Immediately,
BY Ca,h OF Note. Ny Old accounts must be set
lied n. II. BRAwLEY.
l.egary Is. le45. 16f
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Philadelphia Type Foundry.
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Philadclphia Type Foundry.
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rHNIIE Subscriber having made great improve.
Il menls in his method OF casting type ard
mixing of MEAL, and had thorough revision OF
his matrices. the faces of which are not excelled
in beauty and regularity of cut, by any in The
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al attention to business, and employing noue but
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AT GREA2L Y REDUCED PRICES.
He is constantly adding 10 his stock oil that is
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a great varsity of NEW FACES aud ORNA.
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Specimens will be sen, to those wishing to ordoF.
Presses. Chasss, Cases. Ink. Stands. Gsllos IS,
Brass Rule sid every other Article ns eded 10 lar
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OF the newest style and of sl sizes, carefully pa,
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Cures are { Constantly EGteld

Bf thtso Pills. 10 cases whore csety Oisu sss
had utterly failed. The nost shantss, vrsi 4
this could 10 given, bur a trial Of one b Al
eons,nee the patient. They can .s i.,Ia II
sent by mail, Al 'fiilsn- snallss. Tbs FKta5|
cents box. Nars fl8 I9iiais rerta sagis<|
and hs tasHsy rtrnifisd NE Company W. fss|
Pssiage on ths Pfiil i;emi,,an,es 1t tie a.
paHy's fiss. Wherever thefe Is 10 Assasy ri
ee.ipshy they can he erdefed ~ msL
lhese Pslis arc taxing The plaee Il 4. al
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z. W. JOSLYN, N. ID.

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liams, J. p Gilmer, and r. J. lIolion, and fcr
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The (;raelesburs vcgeiaAa
PILLS,
~ 30. 900 boxes sOld each and q,
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The Gssei,DtesR Pills avs ineeHe,ir.g, r.|
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eompiaia;s; ID ge1cfai dsransem, nj u IL ii
ten ~ All dssgfecfs which rssall .tuta y! 1s|
u the blood, these pits are sosereiss ,ssar
10 We class 81 dIrcases He'd eL.sa C. Il. IL
ienDefg f.!lt achieve their highe., i,tassA.
Here they eefy all com priisicn. Rn,ssia. M
10 Tie h''id' "a feesmos Of tic system, lAcs 81
y but surely purify The b!ead. foS, cs. euss|
ind give tone and sigof to The body.
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MITCHELL's EYE saLyE.

&C iOio"lng cetiicate from DOct Josiyn, oil
the tfgnlaT practice, viii satisfy every liberal
minded individual that ali,chell's Eve Save il
no quaek preparation. but is eDiillcd az I II 10
the confidence Of tho Faculty, as al others, who
may have ocea,isn 10 avail lLcnso.ges u lis
benefits.
PrRRY, August 10. 1915.
ID. MiTcHELL-Uedr Sir. The first
tune saw your Eye Salec was at W. ].
Charin's shcre i, came, as vas informed
Oh your commendatin, for the cure Of his
li,,ic daoghict's eyes. had lille conf,
denco 10 iI--as ! have 10 most Of the pa,en.
medicines. hut az the most popular modes
OF treatment and special remedies had ut.
tefly failed TO benefit tho Iilllc sufferer, |
consented 10 lis use, supposing tina, If i. did
no good II would do no hurt. II was O
case Of severe Sefofnlous Ophihalmy Of
both eyes. The eye balls aud lids we're al.
very much iuHafned. Your Eye SsIye y as
used. Immediately il acted like charm.
In few diysa peflec, cure was ELECTED.
THIS was sometime last winter. Since thai
have used your Salve grea, many times
with The happiest results. In my hands il T
has speedily cured rccen. inflammation of
be eyes aud also that which had resisted
a'' treatment from one TO five years. Ny I
present oPsul0a IS, that. as 10 convenience,
ime, saftfy, and certainty, IL gerry fur sur.
passes oil the Salyes and Eye Washes Of
shlch have any knowledge.
Resnerff,tl,
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AorIcr-Tbe genuine i'pham's Electusry bs,
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-21

thought il best the adjournment and 10 suggest
Monday at noon the time for ming together again
MEMBER called for the yeas and nays on that mo-
ton; and the Clerk put the question on the call
Thirty mine members having sustained the call the
Clerk announced thar the call had been seeonded BY The
House
MI. A H. STEPHENS Thiny-nine is not one-ffth
OF two hundred and fifteen, the number voting to-day
Here much confusion arose
Mr. FOWLER insisted on the yeas and nays upon the
motion OF the member from Florida Mr. CABELL.l
Mr.. KAUFMAN asked for teers on the call for the
yeas and nays; which having been conceded by the
House, the yeas and nays were ordered-yeas A. nays
100.
The question upon adjouming over until Monday at
then put by yeas and nays and il was decided
in the negatye-yeas SO, nays l61.
On motion. the House then adjourned until noon TO-
morrow.
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For the Union.


Ia Vsrdad the Anglo. Spanish organ Of Cuba al New
York and FL COeo de los Dos Muados, have both pub
lished cards that in sequence with the announce
ment OF the patriotic committee OF which Gen. Narciso
Lopez Is the avowed chief. The Verd1d and Corrso
state that necessity exists for suppressng the names Of
their patrons and directors for the present. but the friends
OF the Independence OF Cuba direct their inquiries
and comm unications to those papers with confidence
General Lopez, however, has drawn the sword and
cast away the scabbard He is the soldier and exec.
uor OF the movement La perddd and FL Correo repre-
sent the pen and purse, the public opinion and the
secret preparation OF the islanders What does this
tensve powerful long -dgesied, and energetic combina
lion porendi This is no chlds pay II is not the IN
ripe enthusiasm OF handful OF beardless boys Sound
saracous we'll known, and eminent men lead the game
and the order and prncey expenditure with which Cubs
il instructed in the rights OF self government and ~
Union in the OF Cuba, proves the possession
Of means and capacity play il out noby Each branch
of the work OF preparation s apparently conded to al
able and distinct committee, and all labor together TO
the enlightenment and Independence OF Cuba.
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II nominal balance happens to be found upon he
books OF the treasury against democrat notwithstand
ing he may have claims against the government more
than sufficient to overbalance it, he is forthwith charged
by the federal press defau,er II appears iron the
following paragraph, copied from the news items In he
Philadelphia News, that Samuel Medary esq. the able
editor OF the Ohio Staesman-a abundsntly able 10
respond to any amount which the government may have
against himhas recently been charged defaulter;
ANOTHER DKFAuLrER,-It Is alleged that Samuel MedaU.
esq editor Of the Ohio Statesman, and late POI mastsr
at Columbus, Is defaulte TO the In the sum Of
S67T. Ample time has been given him for the adjustment
Of his accounts and final demand for payment made and
refused suit to the money has therefore been
entered ef f e XII pi9sb
To this charge Mr. Medary thus responds $500
Sorneof the wing editors presume DESTROYS Of
getting themselves into trouble IL they knop hoo $500
a out Of tens Of thousands that inrustsd our
hands, Well, THAT almighty affair." But even that
and IL the pimp who prizes about the public oces
knew anything about the accounts. he would have
had paid epy that due the govssn
ment shown by monthly and quarterly and
long alter turned OF the oce here
before had the slightest suspicion that and
those OF the department Differed and Il not until No
vember past that received copy Of accounts
from Washington, by which could make comparison
and ascertain where the differences existed
We then Instituted parison, and found thar were
not credited with several Vouchers dupcates q which
and Andrews of Delaware, for wrapping paper. several
small of differences and reported for the
first time made known here in the allowance of comma
sioners OF course did pay the drai for $500. be-
cause knew II not due, butwrote the Department
that ready any moment TO pay al thatwasdne
II on full investigation anything was found due.
We have sent to Washington vouchers and state
Of the differences person fully competent 70 bring
the matter TO close
Mr. Farrey, the present auditor Of the Post Office Depart
ment the 9Th Of December that suit would be
ordered but being more OF gentleman than the pimp and
knave who corresponds with the Atlas, appended this
mark:
"The circumstance that the liability OF your sureties u
limited years, which will expire with the present
month, unless preserved by suit will trust explain sum
GENTLY my inability delay further action in the prem
ises" sst t854s X
Here is full explanation why suit was brought before
there was time Tor final adjustment OF the accounts
done gentemanly and manner, fully excusng
himself for the necessity under the law, and certainly
against which no complaint can be offered. sss8
Yet with existing and upon record this penny
ainer makes up his for the Atlas. Mark The
dates The letter from the Auditor OF the Post Ocs
Department dated the 9Th Of Dsceab; the letter 70 tho
Atlas is dated the Sch Of December, days after. 80
hungry these for prey, that fortyeghs
hours could pass until the lbeer Is his work Of de-
famaton,
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For Mr.. wrsrmor.; -Messrs. conget, Fowler ooods-
now, Cot, Hebard. Jackson, Mescham, Mes, Panam'
sPsldng, sPnsue. s'anly, and Thaddsu. stevens n
BOWL 'Sri 0s Cable. Howell Cobb p':asy paoSs@. Ewing.
Iot Name Mcdowell, RObeI, MeLsn., Nc MaIs s. Ne
sssst:er, Thomas. Jacob ThOmp.01, James Thompson.
Tor Mr. D sqassr1-Mssrs Alexander, Anderson, Ash
nsn, Baker, bennett. Bokee, Bowie Breek Briggs. Brooks,
psbery, Dixon. Dusr, Duncan, Alexander Evans Nathan
Hay Raymond, Henry, Houston James L Johnson, Kerr,
King George King ys%s. q King Fs,. IShG Ma
Lean Moore Nelson, Newell, oge, Gus, oaaw, Phoenix
P,msn Reed, Reynolds. Ri.ey, Rockwell. Ros, Ramsey
Taylor B Tbomp son. Thurman, Undsrhil, Van Dyke,
Vh,ton. Watkins, White Williams, and Winthrop.
wei, " r. w COBB colooes Daaie aacse Harson
Hsrmanson, lshsm Harris, sampson " Hsrrs, HOLT
Lsnabsn. Meaasen, morse, Powell Ro.,, seldom Freie-
mex p Stanton, Richard II Stanton, Venabe, Wallace,
For Mr. wLnor -Mes.rs Allen. Durkee, Jdlian, Pres
tor King, Root, and Tack
For Mr. BowIE MIR. Aston
For Nj n tom -Mes.rs. Avcreu and Jones.
For sTross aMss's BINGHAM, Bsos C w.Iea
%so H wsa,. aS7 wIs Wines and cs@.
For Mr. Mn.LER -Messr. Bocock, Greer, A Johnson,
For Mr.. r. IA. McLAs-M Buc.
For MIR. MoREHgAD.-Mr. Cabell
Mr. Mr. scHEsck.--Messrs. Campbell, crowel, and Hun
ter
For Mr. CABELl-Messrs. Clingman, billiard. Morton.
Owen, Stephens, and Toombs
For Mr.. McDosALD.-Messrs. Edmundson and Strong.
For Mr. BEALR Mr.. Fuller.
for Mr. PoTrER.-Mr. Hammond.
Tor Mr. srsvrss -Messrs. Howe and n. Mann.
For Mr. Conan Mr. Morehead.
For Mr. r. w. JoHssoE.-Mr. Richardson
FOR Mr. McCiAueHsY Mr.. Sackett
For Mr. CARrrRR MIR. Wood.
No choice having been effected, after the result was
announced,
Mr. LEVIN renewed the motion 10 adjourn until To-
morrow; and cries OF Nor " Mo-" being uttered ovei
the ball. he withdrew the motion
Mr. JOHNSON Of Arkansas moved that the House
adjourn until Monday at noon.
Mr. ROOT demanded the yeas and nays on that motion
Tellers having been demanded and oriered on the cal
Tor the yeas and nays, they ere ordered
Mr. JOHNSON Of Arkans then withdrew the motion
to adjourn over until Monday al noon.
MI. CABELL renewed il; remarkng that, as wa
evident that the House could do nothing now and th
members generally had much business 10 transact At th
different departments Tor their respective constituents, b
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The last number Of the jacksonville "News" has the
following:
We learn Cen Twgg. has addressed letter 20 Col
Hopkins, expressing hts confidence that the Indians
would mild ofmoney, consent 70
grate from the State We also understand that Assunha
the crafty Of the ncorgble tribe Of Mcssukes has
and has promised all his influence, at the
lime declaring that IL would be al the risk Of his life Al
the most elaborate preparations Tor war--that he
constructing military road from Tampa 70 Indian river,
with military posts intervals OF every miles, and that
his in the and de-
parmens anticipate long period OF hostiiites
Il s further known that the delegation Of Semnoes rom
Arkansas still at Charlotte Hsrbor under the protection
Of a strong mounted force. Ntt7t
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FoR THE HoLYpAYs. &c.


DRAWER BOOKS, velvet and bindings, with clasps
i Oxford m other Bibles do do
Glt books IN rieh bindings, albums
Juvenile and holyday books, eolored 10Y books
Amusing rames and d~seeted puEzies
PAPER mache portfolios morocco and velvet do
Ladies' gentemenis writing desks and dressing cases
Furnished an work boxes needle cases and books
PAPER maehe and bronzed inkstsndshes, card trays
Pearl folders and reading books
Fancy desk weights and bells
papier velvet card and
monnaes and pocket books
cigar
Peah memorandums pearl glass and fancy pen holders
papetee with papers, envelopes, waters, &C
Glove boxes, gold pens and pencil-cases
Lubin's Cologne water, soaps and perfume bags
Rogers fine pen knives, razors and SCISSORS
Embossed veredged and gin note papers, envelopes and
waters
Fancy and motto wafes, Backgammon boIcs
Wedding paper and envelopes
Gold and silver paper chess men and boards
English FRENCH and American and letter papers and enVe
opes
'Tooua, nail, brushes, and combs
Transparent siaies playing cards
Blank and visiting cards Of all kinds
Visiting cards neatly engraved and printed
books slafes, steel pens, quilts, waters
Drawing paper, lead pencils, Bristol boards
line Of the best qnaiiy, and
be purchased anywhere m me county
Penn a w., between llh and l2th streets
Having imported stamping press he e Yeprsd 20 amp ssr
and paper and envelopes with any euer ms may
want DEC ls-s
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The following letter from gentleman who has held
conspicuous positions the republic of Texas was written
for the eye Of relative only; but transcript
Of the state Of opinion Texas have been requested
to give il place in columns:
DEAR --i We have accom- shed the short and direct
road from the Gulf Of Mexico the passes the Upper
proper English name, the Rio Bravo Tyer-and found
plenty Of wood water, and game BY the way The short
No man in his senses would take any Other particularly in
the winter. II our government would obtain from MEXICO
lido Mo Grandel 10 The navigation Of ella payin~ rail
road could be constructed from the Gulf through Texas
%sde 20 paw saa cross Texas and tS. Capitalists viii
understand when they have thorough surveys The
b crossed track his way Austin take hi.
In the legislature He, like all Texas, is full Of interest and
men, Of the United States II Congress insist. claiming
the territory and public lands Of the Santa Fe District L
In resistance and she wfge justice she not .od by
Judas Our claims win be admitted, IL they properly
we claim all the territory this side OF the Rio Grande
tina, belonged Mexico when asserted its ndepcnd-
and il Il was not entirely rescued from the Mexcans and
Indians we never Intended to lay down until 1t
Mormon settlements and Indians the Rocky mountains
are under Uncle sans orders, Harmony and obedience
public TO insist The line OF the Bravo del Noe,
and have always compelled the Mexican generals recog
We might have had peace with Mexico years ago. IL we
would consent abandon the friends ofIaw and liberty
the Santa Fe district, and accepted the Nueces line We
always heidi and always will hold 20 the limits fixed by the
constitu ton Of the republic Of Texas landmarks
The treaty OF annexation carried republic, she
stood with her claims and boundaries into the Union Il
left Texas her public lands 10 pay her public debts Il cas-,
the OF her ports and houses into the fed
era treasury for the advantages Of union and
absolute relief from the charges Of defence and foreign
relations Texas gave mp her national income in good and
condng aith and loaded herself vita direct her
State expenses Can be possible, that after this the Uni
ted will seize her public lands under any pre,ence
Whatever, and leave her no means TO pay her deb The
terms Of did empower the United States
down and appropriate the limits Of Texas. IL only
yielded the right 70 settle them with Mexico.
IL the United States-who s bound for dime o
e price Of the acquisition Of Texas the Anglo American
areatakes from her all her for the REDEEM pon
Of her pledged aith shall have to regret the day
of annexation.
The Union would itself be loser by interfering viii
Texas proper in the division and arrangement Of bounds
res with her coordinate territory There must be three
tssthe and the and nortt
Of theand Congress do nothing but mischief by get
ting entanged IN the II left settle Il among them
selves BY conferences, these States viii ter FOL
they have many common interests. IL the other States
bring their local views and sectional animosities into the
w. l.. g.
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DC. Ie-swIf

IMPORTANT AVID INTEREsrING.-Just received ~ s,a-
toners, Hall, McComhses Compound kestoanve III e
win entirely all other articles used Io
their original beauty and iue all articles o. vanishea ~ p
Carriages, leather harness. on painuht
pae &C, wiz greatly benefited Of this COMPOUND
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Dec 20 rtnioners n.'.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, is4S.

0yvoLsry B. PALMER authorized Advertisements for
Union In New York. Padspha, and Boston, and reesp Tor
payment for same