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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1919.
SENATE.


After the usual morning services, sundry petit
tons and memorials were presented by Messrs.
Dix, Felch and Sturgeon. which were referred.
The Vice President laid before the Senate the
annual report of the Commissioner of Patents
Also-A communication from the Secretary OF
he Navy in regard 10 Rations, Arms and Ammuni-
ton, furnished to California emigrants by the Gov
eminent.
Mr.. Atchison, from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill making an appropriation OF
5000 TO defray the expenses of Chippewa In
dians.
Mr.. Atchison moved TO amend the bill by appro-
priaiing 5000. After considerable discussion the
bill with the amendment passed.
Mr.. Johnson moved to take up the bill granting
pension 10 Widows and Orphans.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House considered resolution TO guard con-
tingent fund.
The bill organizing board OF Commissioners TO
examine claims against the government, was then
tab en up, aud after some debate the vote being
taken on its passage, II was rejected.
The bill organizing interior department was
passed.
The house then adjourned.
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-, - NAsHVILLE.-on Sunday evening last
N, Oe1taine building on Deadrick street, Nash
- sol0ln'ns the Wing Office, took FIRE, and was
eE Consumed. A portion Of the building
~OoeuPies As grocery, and another portion as
. - rOOm- The Wing says:
,0i iIe Wig once was in imminent danger. the
30 having been on FIRE several times- seyersl
: W.. % NE opposite side Of the street, which
lbs n,.. narrow, were also in danger, but happily
e. OF the flames was soon arrested by the
n ong Vel directed and indefsfigsble exertious
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wAsHISeToN, Feb. 81, 8 P. NJ.
SENATE.

DEATH on GEN. RoBEKr DEsHA.-We learn from
Mobile that General Robert Desha, distinguished
and opulent merchant, died in that city on Thurs
day last. General ID. was native ofTennessee, a
gallant soldier of the of 1Si115, with the rank
of captain. and was severely wounded in an en-.
gsgement with the English foe. He was offered
promotion by his Government shut voluntarily re,
tired from the army al the close Of the war, and
returned 10 civil pursuits.-N o. Della.
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Ihs bill TO incorporate the tanners Bank of
thsaIaeky, was debated al length in the Senate on
b sseidsy, and was read third time, by vote Of
-o.e II The Senate adjourned at late hour, the
er.Oh beng upon the passage of the bill. twill
u, OF, Il is supposed, to-day, and the bet
'P'hioh seems TO be, that il viii pass.
Frankfort Commonwealth. l7th.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l6, 6 P.
SENATE

After usual morning service, petitions and me-
moTials were presented by Messrs. Douglass and
Niles.
Mr.. Underwood submitted a joint resolution 10
purchase a burial ground, for the inIerment Of
those who fell during the Mexican war, and also
officers who served during the war who may die
hereafter. Laid over.
Several reports ofcommitlees were made. One
by Mr. BoTand, granting further aid 10 soldiers en-
gagged in the Mexican war.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration
OF the diplomatic bill, which occupied the remain
de. OF the day.
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HOUSE.

Resolved itselfin the Committee of the Whole
on the bill for the payment OF moneys TO Mexico
under the treaty. The bill was discussed by
Mcssrs. Bedinger and Wilson, and the latter said
in his remarks that as much as he loved the I'm
ION, sooner than TO see slavery extended he would
rather see the Union eIssolVed: argued.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. IA.
The two Houses were opened with prayer as
usual.
The firing of cannon now announced the sp-
Proach of the boat bearing Gen TAYLOR; whereupon,
the members aud officers Of the House formed in
procession, repaired 10 the wharf, with the men,
bers OF the Senate, and escorted Gen. Taylor to
the Collonade OF the Capitol, when, after being
welcomed in aR appropriate speech by the Gov
ernor, TO which he replied, he was conducted to
the Senate, and after being introduced 10 the men,
bers OF that body, escorted 10 the Hall of the
House OF Representatives by Senator J. Speed
Smith, introduced 10 the Speaker, and by him 10
the members of the House, respectively.
Il
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'brnary 20, 1H9.
SENATE.

Mr.. J. Speed Smith, from the committee on In
terlal Improvement, reported bill for the benefit
of Robert Williams. A blank Was filled making
the sum allowed him 1881 %, aud the bill was Of
dered 10 third reading.
The II. r. bill TO authorize the Fsyetie County
Court to subscribe stock in the Frankfort and Lex
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SORE THROAT.

The following Is extract from letter received from
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SerOiulous Uulcers, Dyspepsia. &e, and recently
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KRNTUCky LKcIsLATURF.
Carefully condensed forthe Louisville Courier from the
E,aukfoff Commonwealth
FEBRUARY Is, 1S49.

FEBRUARY Is, l849
HOUSE.
The bill TO repealthe charter of Augusta College
came mp.
Mr.. Thompson spoke in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Ewing moved the House go into committee
OF the whole upon this bill, in order TO allow MG.
Marshall to address the committee; lost
Mr.. Alexander opposed the bill at length.
After some discussion, moving OF previous ques-
tons, &C., the question was taken upon the pas
sage of the bill, and the result was ayes 63, nays
16.
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WAsHISsTos, Feb. ~, P. NJ.
SENATE.

The substitute for a bill formerly reported au-
thorising the coinage Of gold dollars and double
eagles was considered.
Mr.. vinton, from the committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill providing for change in
the mileage law, which was temporarily laid aside.
A bill establishing a new land Office in Missouri
and sundry other uDimPortant bills were passed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-12

NessrS WINS and IaytyE. our late Delegates
addressed the people Of Campbell on MONDAY
~. 49, CONT jav. ana rendered a sati,facto-
-. If their b!-h trusts. They are both, as
.4.-s L,oyy candidates for reelection
There is another Wing candidate II the field Mr..
C,,.RK. We believe the Democrats Do not in
,er4 u brirv out opposition. The contest, there
t,-a will no between Nessrs. Irvine and Clark.
Roth are uud5gt.cG Wings and IT'S mere qucs-
ton Of personal preference. 4 correspondent it
will he seer. lament, the apathy which pcrvades
,be county ab7u. the Congressional election
We trust tn apathy is more seeming than real
and that when the dav approaches, every Wing
vii Be reused t0 q full sense Of hi. duty. It
should be point Of honor with every Campbell
Wing u give Mr. Irving majority Hot ICY, than
that cast for Gen. Tay Ior. What should prevent
our doing this; The party Is thoroughly united.
There II 10 di,cord-no heart-burnings-ao gall
ing 1ecollections Of past diSsenslons. Some Of
the Democrat, may trv "a revive the memories Of
by-gone feuds-but they will fail. Whether he
vote for Irvine OF Clark every VIII. viii vote
for Irving. The WMys have Just lost three
member, in Connecticut BIZ their own apathy
and the shameless abandonment Of their own plat
form, bv the Democratic candidates. for the plat
form Of the Buti4o Convention. We are in dan
gcr IF losing 4 member in the Richmond District,
and have not even a candidate in the Abingdon
District represented in the last Congress by a
Wing. There IL in fact some danger that a
Wing majority may not be secured n the next
House IF Representatives. DO not these facts
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FOR THE vIscryTAS.
The CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS IN CAMP


eSsTs Editors There to be state Of apathy
particularly IN this comfy in reference to the Approaching
Co'srrsSiun, election. am somewhat at lss 70 cnn-
&c l'e lie true explanation Of this fact and wih1u
1e-aki1g 10 express opinion to the causes OF It,
i-- imyeIed by of patriotism. and bv deep and
abiding interest il the Of the aole ged and
hearted champion VINO has been selecred standard
5eare- ?. say lew words Of e1horatl9n to my Wing
c1mpeers.
Gin understand Why .afer animated political cam
2-7, Inc F,pL.a mind, fatgnrd BY an lncessat call
upln its attention. should tp,e into repose snd be DIS
cnei, ie2si IN brief season, engage N scenes
" t-ug't d ctenenl: But the PRESENT i the hrst
OCCASION which has attracted my ubservaiipn which
Triumphant rarity has fallen, almost in the hour Ut us
victory. into STATE Of seeming, If real, lisessnesS
ant, At tie time those who vanquished catch
~ hr- r defeat, give all the evidence. by perurnlng
tHa tuts- Ot >teaafast and manly hnpp. The Wings
at this ntr are MT awakened Just OF hat
IS Que ID the District ana the State Ills true. ~
pity, and pity Is, us tue" Why is this? Every
man should PROFOUND: the question to himself. and, let
The reply 5r what 1t nav let every Wing resolve That
re present state f things shall mol continue and that.
T. The future, lie VI be faithful 10 the calls Of party
allegiance ong that allegiance De malnt lined
with Ut sacrifice Of the principles of personal honor
Let Us 20 where duty points where enl ghtened pat
O'sn cfs-f there. and there only will true glory be
found. Il each Wing will q, hIs, reward is certain,
fill If VIZ succeed, ..4's well;'-f we fall still shall
tie proud consciousness IF having honestly susa
~ our principles and zealously 'dOne battle" under a
leader II N Shom good man withhold the tribute
at hs p-ai,e.
The eyes Of his entire District have been turaed 10
Campbell. What will this good old county d.? Is a
question to be answered "a the 4h Thursday. 1t has
zone that size will redeem herself. Twas pledged
At The Farmvuls Convention. that the domestic feudS
h1d died awav-that The wounds they had caused IN the
Wig family had ueen healed up-that all (save our
Democratic oretaren) desired they should never be re
~ ~
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We have good accounts from Amherst. Every
thinsindica,~, the election ot pr. Pate,on. the
Wing candidate FIJI thu county Who takes all prop
er occasions IF addressing the people in that style
of popular cloqucnce for which lie i, noted. The
Doctor has entered into the canvass With great
spirit and industry. and predict hl- return by
a handsome majority. We are pleased again to
bear testimony to the high minded course pursued
BY Mr. Richard Powell, WHO'S nobly redecming
tn pledge hc made topromote tile election Of His
successful competitor for the nomination by the
Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-12

"PJ'onac' f the Baltimore Patriot has perpetrated a
cruel Ike upon some office holders in Washington. by
rppnhlishing the proceedings If meeting held last fall
which was President and the others Vice Presidents
and orators
we copy or three Of the resolutions which sound
funny at his lime Of day, and doubt make those gen
tlemen teel quAer,.
Resolred That congratulate the Democracy Of the
country upon tile brilliant victory foreshadowing it
self which is to their efforts in the present canvass
"a victory Federalism in its dangerous form
that # conceanen q principles and false pretences, and
a victory abolitionism, (the ally Of Federalism,
which IS raising its fra trcdal hand against
mon country, the Constitution and our glorious Union
ReSolred That believing in the maxim that" eternal Wig
lance is tile price otlibery," Democratic
friends to be vgiant and active that the Federal party
abandoning all hope Of success upon honest efforts have
led To the nonstrous system of fraud which
has ever dsgaced that PARTY, backened their
cords with inf-my
Res0red j hat we treat with contempt and the
mp,en and rdicuus threats Of the mnionS Of ylor
i'm towards those ofrers Of The government who chose
10 exercise their rights citizens that neither the threat
etd lash Nj their master, the glitter Of his bayonets, the
bayng Of hS boundhounds. The buyin Of his whip
pers in, can 'rghteer or nlimidate freemen.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.


Office d The 4nericm,, .4pra 6 5 p. NJ
EXCHANGE.-SlerlingB Bills are dull at 5sa6i per
cent. premium.
BEESWAX-We hear Of ne sales Prices about
the last quoted.
CATTLE.-We have not much movement to note,
the market being in about the same condition at
asst report. At the scales Monday there Were '675
head offered, Of which 425 sold to city butchers,
and $50 driven I, Philadelphia. Prices ranged
from s. to 81 on the hoof, equal t, s6a6 Is net, and
averaging $3.50 gross.
HOGS-The transactions have been more active. We
quote from s. 30 to S..
FEATHERS.--Th only transactions we hear Of are
at retail. We quote from a34 cts.
HOWARD STREET FLOUR.-Th market since
oar last weekly report has been dull and unsettled
On last Saturday sales Of 500 bbls were male al 4i50
and 400 bbs at 81 43 On Monday there were sales of
800 bbs's 81 43., and3 90 bbs. atgSi5O o. Tuesday
Sales Of 700 bols were made at 81 So and COZ bbs at
s443; On Wednesday sales Of $50 bbls bbs. were
made at 81 43;, and 100 bbs at $50 the wag'n and
car price being sssl.4574 Yesterday so sales q 800
hbs at 81 49,. and $50 bbs. at A5o 10 day sales Of
100 bbs. al si.4ss par, rf time. with interest added.-
The wagon and Car Price 10 day Is ti,3l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-12

The Report Of the Poor-law Commissioners IL
England for 1913, shows some startling facts
touching the increase fpauperism. 1t seems BY
the returns from nearly 900 Unions, represent
ing an aggregate population Of little short off four
teen millions, the number Of paupers Has increas-
ed from l,47L133 70 1926. 2Ol-that is from,
los per cent 70 Is In other words, there is a
fraction OF more than one-ninth Of the population
supported BY taxes levied upon the rest. The
amount raised BY taxation for the SUPPORT Of the
poor IS far greater than the whole annual expen-
'es Of our demonstrating interest upon
the public debt.
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trlm The RlchmnnI NNhig.

lille a>hlng'on Union continues u express great
arn lost the Admins ration should prove successful and
bases apprehension on the modest declaration of Gen
Taylor. that he feared his abilities and experience
not equal " the high trus. committed 10 lin, We wish
some friend could prevail upon the General to relieve the
venerable editor Of his fears, and induce him to write a
to the Union 10 me Effect, that having acted as Pres
dtnt foi month, his opinion Of his merits had
undergone an entire change and lie satisfied
that he Vie ATTEST, the wlsest, and in every respect
the best fitted man fit he Presidency in the Union
And father 70 the venerable editor, we might
u, tha! he only the capable now in being
on that he very far superior to any that ever DID
cupv that exalted posiiion-the immortal Washington
not excepted
we have IN Doubt but that if the matter pre-
sened T. Gen. Taylor in us light, his goodness OF
htat and sympathy for suffering human being, would
prunp; hm 10 lndte such indicated to the
cradle editor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-12
GEN. CASS AND MILEAGE

We believe We did not pubIish-thoUgh We
certainly believed-the story that Cen CAS-, WHO
did not take hi ~cat lin the Senate until Saturday
night had charged mileage fur both sessions. The
report is not true. Mn. Dickens, the Secretary
Of the Senate has given certificate that he charg-
ed pay and mileage only for the extra session
The remarkable talent, shown for many years BY
Gen. Cas-, in getting extra allowances from the
government. made every one the more ready to
credit tbs rumor that he had received double
mileage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-12
TyTsfnr's Balsan, of TSI1d Cherry,

VALUABLE TESTIMONY FROMTHE SOUTH.
We lik4 all times, to give credit when credit is due
ard if the lime relieve the distressed
dou5ly gatifed therefore give the following vol
uhlary testimony to the beneficial effects of Wstars
Basam Of Wlld Cherry, by the editor Of the Columbia
South Caronan who appears have obtained gIeat re-
iefby lis use Old Dominion, Portsmouth. ia.
UISTlR'S B.4LSlN OF WILD CHERRY.
We seldom to patent medicines, having a great
respect fur the skill Of the regular profession but chance
threw into our way the above named medicine, mmed-
lately after The close Of lie last session Of the Legsa-
lure, when our lungs almost dried up by the high
ried aim sphere If our stove warmed State House
The Basan Immediately relieved ola most harrGss>
r couZh which threatened our health in serious de-
gree We feel that indebted to it for fifteen
pounds If animal weight-whch addition FELT,
cannot be forgotten.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrap
PER
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