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LEGAL INTEREST.

The following table exhibits the legal rates of interest allowed in the different States, and the punishment inflicted for usury by each State
 MA1NE.-6 per cent. Punishment, forfeit o1 the claim for usury. NEW HAMPsHIRE.-6 per cent. Forfeit o1 three times the amount unlawfully taken. VERMoNT.--6 per cent. Recovered in an faction with costs. MAssAcHUsETTs.-6 per cent. Forfeit ot three-fold the usury. RHODE IsLAND.--6 per cent. Forfeit of the usury and interest of the debt. CoNNECTICUT.-6 per cent. Forfeit of the whole debt. NEW YoRK.--7 per cent. Usurious con- tracts void.
 NEW JERsEy.-7 per cent. Forfeit of the whole debt PENNsYLvAFIA.-6 per cent. Forfeit of the whole debt
 DELAwARE.--6 per cent. Forfeit of the whole debt
 MARvLAND.--6 per cent and on Tobacco con- tracts 8. Usurious contracts void. VIRGINIA.-6 per cent. Forfeit double the Iusury taken.
 NORTH CARoLNA.--6 per cent. Contracts for usury void. Forfeit double the usury.
 SOUTH CARoLINA.-7 per cent. Forfeit in- tcrest and premium taken, with cost to debtors.
 GEoRGIA.--6 per cent. Forfeit three times the usury, and contracts void
 ALABAMA.-s per cent. Forfeit interest and |usury. MIssIssPP1.-6 per cent-by contract as high las 10. Usury recoverable Ill an action for oebt. LouIsIAA.-5 per cent Bank interest S and conventional as high as Is. Beyond that contracts are void.
 KENrUcKY.--6 per cent. Usury may be re- covered with costs.
 OH1o.-6 per cent. Usurlous contracts void.
 1 DIANA.-6 per cent. On written agree ments may be as high as 10. Penalty of usury Ia fine of double the excess. ILLINoIs.--6 per cent. By contracts as high as l2. Penalty three-fold the amount of the whole interest.
 MIssoURI.--6 per cent Beyond that forfeit ure of the whole interest due and usury taken.
 MIcHIGAN.-7 per cent. Forfeit of the usury taken, and one fourth of the debt
 ARKANsAs.-6 per cent. By agreement any rate not exceeding 10. Amount of usury re- coverable.
 DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-6 per cent. Usu- rIOuS contracts void,
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To Bee CulturistS and Others,

K ELSEY'S Alternating Bee Hive, patented AA- May 9th, 1846. These Hives, the only ones of real value and utility to farmers and oth- CTS engaged in the culture of Bees now before the public, are constructed upon natural princi- ples, and combine the following advantages.
 The bees are easily hived in them; it never becomes necessary to kill off the swarms, and honey can at all times be taken away without disturbing the bees; the swarms are entirely pro- tected from robbery by neghboring bees, and from mice and insects; they can be handled with perfect safety, and always living and breeding in new honey combs, are kept entirely healthy, land young swarms are always fully developed; the eggs or embryo of the bee moth or miller, cannot hatch or mature around these hives, therefore the bees are entirely protected from the ravages of that destructive enemy, while the alternating principle is such that the bees are kept industrious the whole season though, by always having plenty ofroom to work in; old honey cannotaccumulate, nor will the bees run out" or "die off, in these hives. They have been fully tested by actual use by upwards of five thousand extensive bee cultur ists.
 This patent gained diploma from the Mary land State Agricultural Society, held at Balti- more 10th, lth and l2th of October, lS49.
 Ample directions accompany each hive, giv- ing full instructions for the management of bees. They are sold very cheap; and all farmers and other persons who keep bees, or wish to enter into that profitable culture, will find these hives all that can be desired.
 The subscriber, as attorney and agent for the patentee for the State of Arkansas, is now in Helena, and ready to grant individual rights, or to sell counties, townships or districts, to parties |desirous of engaging in lucrative and pleasant occupation.
 According to an interesting calculation by a bee culturist, which is given in full in the trea- tse accompanying this hive, he proves how, in |about ten years, any bee culturist may be worth nearly $3s,0O0, simply by the sale ofthe honey, and swarms.
 The price of an individual right to make use ofthis patent hive is $5.
 ReterNces.- Point Dexter, South Car |olina; Henry Porter, Esq, Potsville, Pa.; Bald win G Hudson, Esq, Summit county, Ohio; Henry Wetmore, Cayuga Falls; s c Rice, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio John E Dalton, Clin- ton county, Ohio; R J Hume, Esq, Evansville; Wm. Wetmore, Esq, Stowe, Summit county, Ohio; T R Case. Esq, Indianapolis; John S Post, Esq, Chicago, Illinois, 6Sc.
 Hives and individual rights, may be had at the store of R. A. Blount & Brother, Heena--J. M. Steele, Bolivar, Ponsett county-U. s. Payne, Jacksonport, Jackson county, Arks.
 GUSTAVUS VIM. PATTISON. ko,, q 1S1Q
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VOL. XI.
4 Ballad.

Oh! Memory's dreams are pleasant dreams They tell us of the past: They summon scenes of earlier years, Too purely bright to last! Oh! memory brings me back my home Its messy bank-its rill- Its whispering woods-and pictures me The cot beneath the hill. She minds me of the blissful hours In boyhood there spent, And sings me songs used to love,
 With happy voices blent; She tells me tales used to hear,
 And we'll remember still; How quick her magic wand can rear
 The cot beneath the hill! see it's roof of yellow thatch,
 see it's eddying smoke hear the carol of the lark
 That upward blithely woke; The bleating sheep--the lowing kine-- The swallow twittering shrilI, And song-like footsteps tripping round
 The cot beneath the hill! And pleasant memories greet me now, Of forms and faces dear, Which, even through the misty past,
 Full fresh and fond appear. Ohl Retrospection's ondrous power
 This heart with bliss can fill, Whene'er it paints, in lines of light,
 The cot beneath the hill
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NEW GOODS.
Ep A.BLOUNT& & BROTHER are now receiving their supply of FALL & INTER-
 G00O9a

They have recently and permanently To- cated themselves in Helena for the purpose of carrying on general Dry Goods busi- ness, and do not intend to be undersold by any one, no matter whether he be Jew or Gentle.
 Our stock consists of large and splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS, and LADIES' BONNETS. A large and well selected assortment of Ladies', gentlemen's and boys SADDLES, lower than has ever been offered in this market before.
 CROCKERY, GLASS & TIN-WARE, and number of articles too numerous to mention.
 We have just received large lot oi
 ROPE & TAGGING, and can supply the Planters with this very necessary article; and after they bale ur the staple in it, we will take great pleasure in shipping it for them. Give us trial, and we will do our best to please you.
 Helena, October 20, I949.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Io Thomas B. Carroll, Esq., and aN others
 a0hons it may Concern: You are hereby
 nOfifed, Mdt
 HEY VIRTUE of Deed of Mortgage, exc
 aD cuted by you, on the 28th day of January, A. D. l848, will proceed to sell to the high est bidder, for cash in hand, at the door of the Court house, of the county of Phillips, State of Arkansas, on
 On Friday tAe lst day Of Nooember nert, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M. an undivided moiety of the East half of a certain tract of six hundred and forty acres of land originally confirmed to Moses Perry, and patented to the legal representatives of the said Perry, by patent bearing date the the 26th day of March, A. D. 1894, situate in township two South, of range four east;--also an undivided moiety of the Southeast fractional quarter, of fractional section thirty ythree; and o the Southwest fractionaal quarter of the same section, in township one South, of range two leas,-all situate ill the county and State afore said.
 | The object of said sale being to satisfy a cer tam bond or writing obligatory, executed by sait
 mos. B. Carroll, dated 2Sth of January, lS4S tor the sum of eight hundred and seven dollars payable to John R. Woods, or order, on or be fore the first day of January, 1s49, with interes at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid. l JNO. R. WOODS. By JNO. T. JONES,
 Attorney n fact. | M0ych 30fh lS5O
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JOHN PRESTON, Jr., JOHN s. HORNER, JOHN B. FORD,

E1ecuE0fs 2 fhe 7dSt WW 0f L0renz0 v.
 Maddor, dec'd. N. B.--Persons having business with the above Executors will please call on JOHN PRESTON, Jr., as he has charge of all the pa pers, among which is number of Recorded Deeds ready to be delivered to those entitled to them upon payment of Record fees. Helena, March l6, 1850.
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.FK.REE sRC.aDEJvEY:

FNVHE undersigned respectfully announces
 a to the citizens of Helena and vicinity, that he has permanently located himself here as a Teacher, and will commence teaching School at the Male Academy in this place on the third Monday in this month;-in which will be taught all the various branches of thorough Classical and English Education. From his experience as a Teacher, and his determination to be devoted to the interests of the School, he confidently hopes to meet the expectation and merit the approbation of those who may entrust their children and wards to his care.
 The terms of Tuition will be as follows, for a session olive months:
 For the minor branches of English, $1O co For the higher branches of English,
 including the above, 12 50 For Mathematics and Ancient Languages, 15 %
 Pupils will be charged from the time of en- tering the School to the end of the session. No deduction will be made for absence unless from protracted sickness.
 Boarding can be had in private families, or with the principal, on reasonable terms. B. T. HITCHCOCK. Helena, January 5, 1850. REFERENCEs:-Hon.B B. c. Totten and A. j.. Lott, Esq.
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Hoes & Trace Chains.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the " Probate Court of Phillips county has grant ed to the undersigned Letters Testamentary on the Estate of LORENZO D. MADDOX, deceased, bearing date the lth day of August, l849. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby required to exhibit the same to the un- dersigned Executors, properly authenticated, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be precuded from any benefit in said Estate; and if said claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of said Letters, thev shall he forever harred
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Great Bargains for Planters.
R E A l. ESTATE FOR SALE

YHVHE following list of fine cotton lands are
 E for sale by W. H. RINGO, Agent--and |any information wanting in regard to terms can be obtained by calling on the agent in per- son, or by letter, (post paid directed to Helena, Arkansas
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Medicines.

BUST rec'd.,-4 gro. Balsam of WlN
 Cherry-2 gro. Smiths Tonic-l gro Dally's Pain Extractor.
 Feb. 23. LOTT & GRANT. .
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TABLE 0N COLD 00ENso

AMERIc CAN:
 Eagles, since 1884 slO % Half Eagles, do % Or. Eagles, do ? 50 Eagles, old before 1884, 10 50 Half Eagles, old, do 5 25 Or Eagles, do do ? 62 Carolina 6 Georgia S5, of all dates, 75
 ENGLIs
 A. Sovereigns, of all dates, dwt, grs S4 s3
 Half Soy's. do do l3 do ? fl
 Cuineas, do do 6 do % English Gold, per act of Congress, of March 3, lS43 is legal tender at 92 cts, mills, per dwt.
 FRENC
 Napoleon, 20 fires all dates, f dwt. 3grs S3 83 ? Napoleons 40 fires do 8 do 6 do 66 Louis dor, do do 20 do 50 French Gold, per act of Congress of March 3, l643, is legal tender at 92 cts, 9 mills, per dwt.
 SEAMS
 TB7 Doubloons, all dates, IT dwt. grs. $15 75
 Half Doubloons, do do 16 do 75
 Or Doubloons, do do do 8 90
 Fifth Doubloon, do ? do do 1 ST Spanish Gold, per act of Congress, March 3, l843, is legal tender at S9 cts, 9 mills per dwt.
 MEXICAN S SOUTH AMERICAN: TB. Doubloons, all dates, IT dwt. grs. $15 60
 Half Doubloons, do 8 do l6 do 75
 Or. Doubloons, do 4 do do 90
 Eth Doubloons, do do do 1 ST Mexican and South American Gold, per act of Congress, of March 3, l543, is legal tender at 69 cts, 9 mills, per dwt.
 PROMIsCCOUS COINS:
 Ten Thalers, all dates, 8 dwt. 10 grs. $7 % Fr, d'or,of Den TX or Prus 4 do do 3 90 Double do do 8 do 10 do ' 80 (c. Guilder, all dates, 4 do 8 do f co l0)Johannes J. ", IS do do IT % Moidore, Brazilian, , do do ST Ducat, Nets, Den'k. Prus. ? do tlo ? 20 Crown, Port'gl Maria II, do f do 5 80 Zervontiz, Russia, do do % Xerih Turkey, ? do 7 do 2 30 Pistole, Italy, 3 do Il do ? 25 IA The dragoons sovereigns, so called, are worth only $4 80.
 (B.) Many doubloons and parts of doubloons are light, and consequently not saleable. A doubloon should weigh the same as good dol lar or two half dollars.
 (c.) Most of the Johannes and half Joes now in circulation are light. They should be taken al the rate of 80 cts. for weight of cent piece
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-GREETlNS' EX NOW ye, that I, Boyd Bailey, as sOp MSA- Executor of the last Will and Testamep (with the will annexed) of Jacob A. Neale! deceased, will apply to the Judge of the Probap Court of Phillips county, Arkansas, at the JuG term thereof, A. D. 1850, for an order to su the following described Lots, or parts of Los in the town of Old Helena, to wit: Thlrty,sD (36) feet off of the South side of Lot numOS eighty nine (89);-and forty-seven (47) feet G of the North side of Lot number eighty-elgJ (s8)-for the purpose of paying debts allow against his Testator. The improvements S'F not be sold. BOYD BAILEY,
 Executor of Jacob A. Nealey, decd
 UaY 1850
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From the Quincy (lllO Journal

BULL's SARsAPARHLA.-W have used one bottle al this Sarsaparla for general debility and lum5ago, and believe we have experienced entire relief WeQsed T time gone by, two bottles offs. P Townsend's Sasa parilla, for which we gave $2 50 and believe We re received injury instead benefit from it's use.
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wo Sorts Of Blessings. is a grea oleSslng to possess what one wishes," saic some one to an ancient philosopher, who .epiied-"lt lsa greater blessing not to de sire what one does not possess"
 do.,;, am now about to do for you, what the aevI never did by ye,' said quaint na,sor in his valedictory 10 his Aock , .,hat t ;s S0' shall leave you.' ''"' '0'
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Rnadian Items.

The gold fever s raslns a. Hamilton The Ola
;sf,t ssyss arce schooner has been chartered T.
20 around the Cape. 4 party 4 twenty vi leave
tlat city about the IS. OF MAY. va New York And
the ls'bmas
Thomas Keeper. Eso. q the successful com
peiio- for he prize ofercl by Lord ElEin ,or the
best essay GA the inhgcucc oi tie CGnAls Of Cana
ia "a iis agriculture
LORD E'r.1 has Anroluc,d ia interiiou Of dis
rioutng 100 sicr.tr o. The exhibitors oi the b. 81
specimens Of Canadian Industry q, tie rres, Indus
tina Congress, - b, held a, Lpndon m ISL
The Toruuto Cricket Club are snxious b. pert. CT
the arrangements ior great match with tho New
York and Phladephis Cubs. TO como "a pesr ri
srsfs Pals TIA season
The Coh0u,g Star 'sys the oss BY To ate
re shst VI Mt isi o. n " 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

l... e.. mi. 'tr.. NO fIH mann. .I tIn -I
..st ia. .af- ucus from N.a MeNc1 it was
hr.ue.t by o. party of Americans seventeen n
rgn.ie~ who arrived 20 chat place 10 che li,t u'f
iu ta..t. days uu Is Nr-os AMI twenty i've
rom Santa .-arl -ia- t.c news iowntu ihe 'tn
oi March Tie mf-.i-e.oe s Of very little uie-
rest TIE Anatucs Nas8Ilt- and EltaWs stu
,..-i.toi,. fs... .t.f.I. toward tIe ulttd
~ .f
'-A.-s t- '' - .''
llcht tife"t'.A'
Moor it1 pair r. '.n -ni-An A '-l was A. ihe
IA. T.r.I.rs .r .I. 4 kansas ....f--rI Iu com
ID ''"''' .- Pug ~
+''r' "-- N-'
s|rctfH.N .. ii.- lIit.N .. .'' fN'i'. .i.>
the Arapsnots. OIL. hluNas, snd perhaps others
M ~. o. 49, b. d..
200 Ut ''A'..' ~ ~ @ IT'S
been NarlallA sllrt -s..l.
Tie opinion prevailed thar Die child NJ Ms
ttf.t.. ..I art....I i.,r r,,t., I.. fl,. l.aians
~ ~. ~, ~.
lbs "i' .A-.. 81 -a" 'f' '' ~ b, " '"'-
Indians ..don, Do ever l4t women or children %
death ri. ir ives being srarei In hopes oi ran
. IT,. s.-,s.. .,.o,,.ar ma. afs. - ha living
ii - ..f - -
II 5 urA-Ft- ihal " ~ wi ht. '" " ODD use vf'i.
.Fsrt to Obtain possession u the uu'ortuncs. and
is r.sgfe d Indian f- viii sssst h.ul mate.
raly h acc. p4'H'Ho '". o0Ielr
some l.iNth ~ 'r-l. AAriI,tNs were "'fA.h5
the Placer or gold mlu' lying about twe-ty miles
...,b nj -.,-. Be- a,. 'f b. rsr,-.se,t.i 'hv NJ
joseph ID Els that %. scarcity % water alone
prev cnts tie enterprise 'rm beiu- very profitable.
/ ~ lrutNrr Ntr can Dc utIallr4 Ir ashiug, the
miner can -et from go % 8 per DAY. Bat this
can only be- done by the tnasine Of tue SNOW on
the top .. IN, u.,-ltsi. about Inch th, au-erous
sands arc deposited IT, carry lie SAID 20 the
RIO Granie some twenty miles oi, is 10 expen.
sve at pre,el, - make the enterprise profitable
a .srge I4n3-f " pelsons VII attempted during The
al ar 10 reach CAi.ffa BY Wy OF Ns"-NeNco have
49, .,9 ..,,,.- ~, -.,,,, ~
u pogrrty ani i.fsss dep ors5le 10 r,f-c. upon.
TIE ogie - iae Ola river AID another nearly directly
80. ,b.i s r., e, 2TL 49, ri b.' -
sdyi..b ef9r % Caorn.a attempt sese routes
V-nsy ilfrT from he fact witch from NJ Eu.
ma -, "a -, T., ~. 80 n. $50 "a ~
"a, de.-rnirei 70 sv he Nortserr Route hslsto,ar ~
route oy Wa u ne so.Ih Pas.
u, 80, p.fy iol.a NJ 90 ds,eia &c hs company
% sasa cfe.s. wsers nv ne pen, ne Wisrt
Ialn- viii Provisions ana eslls Tor their relief
A. s~iIs' Greek Genera Armilo, who Va. Governor
in 80 r,s I'M ~ is A VIZ .ohs
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EnrOp

The remark which for tiep--t -.- n n,..-
have generally had o..a-i.n o. make on
tfa news from Europe hold. good IF that
.ufli.hel IN The TiJul this morning All
i. outwarlly .uiet, Ju, tic f.rneuta'.9n j.
more intense than before. \ collision be-
tween the people and tAeir vranta seems
sin approaching tu' yet incline 20 think
:, further " than ever. The late froneh
election has plainly done much g. ensure
peace Tie Democratic Sl.iaii-t- know that
their triumph il sure; they wili endeayH
not o. peril it even for an instant IT, pre-
cip..ation and violence On the part Of tAc
popular masses The la,lot1.x + Better
than barricade..
f. Germany thing uc In great b,Jler
among ,lcm-elye. and Ru.-ia threaten O.
interfere. There's 10 real dneor
Tho Pope has again appointed "a day -
return t. Rome; on the other hand the Re-
publican propaganda grows boldernd more
active throughout Italy, and especially ,n
thc Papal dminions. proelamation- from
Maz1ini appear on the wall- and Iif'lo traces
my.tori,D,l} printed end indus'ri9u-iy .ir-
culated ind THEN way into All hands and
across the threshold. Of every house. Al
that must come to something the result we
shall see in due time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

NJ "'n'rrEs Nuir 70 Bosros The Wash.
irg'on cirresponieni Of the Journal Of Co-.-,erre
says,
w webster leaves tie c.ty on Monday f,r 10.
Ton. WHERE It q presumed. he Will NEE, with 70
'"Vuon uneguaisa IN outdai,y even by the wei
'"'h" "'a' "aiie1 bim when twenty years ago hs
returned run h Capitol " nh the title. honorahly
Z" 'n. oi tspourl'r mi Defender Ut tho Cun.,i,l
'iuu
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PATENT EAST INDIA REFRIGERATION

yhfch t-iI Tyss>rrs lee sir months ~ Hot Climatic
,a,UF fst sen Eese AID need ~ efi article VI MS
snd alw sdsii auf snrr great care snf experience,
Ia. m ,nuiscrlrer f--is confident ~
FAMILIES HOTEL kEtPKRs, GROCEhS, &C,
VII find hs Rrfri 70 be one % ih- mos u-eu snd
iniisuersab. afice- they can p0ssess-lnceed, hey vi"
mi Ao .h1u o.e AFR being made acquainted viii 70
.un.ror advantages The Ice house lied Win pAshs
Nuisance being non.c9ncucor - heal mpEuhs 20 'Ls
,.., zach .i- Tor a cool ar vhct preserves r nos
dghifl manner al tLsi placed them a. !ne same ume
syo1pg that pleasant Oiof tlsi nrcessafy occurs
he common meal chest when M contents and Ice are 81
together ..., .,,.., II
IA great superiority snythi ever before nIdece1
SMITHS EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS
have been ussd with it- most perfect ssu'scH"h as 10y
render the wasr Delightfully."- cod iof srFeIs. - y ~,
10 mem make th.ra AZ Indispensable aicr hsuaH1ei"'
md .oIt by r SMITH L Co, ~ F4h"n.t and
~. lrrnth DANlD wv. ~ wv ~ .H-H,
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THE GALrHIN CLAiN.-We trust the Com
mittee Of the House, now engaged in inyes-
tigating the late payment Of interest on the
Galphin Claim will distinctly ascertain and
report az chat time this clam, duly proctd.
ras frs' Prsseafei to Congress fer payment.
If il were thus presented and proved, Or
backed by adequate proof, sixty years or
thirty wears ago, the payment Of interest
thereon from the time Of such presentment
and offer Of proof may not seem 50 far out
Of the way. But if the claim was never
fairly presented 10 Congress till recently,
We submit that the allowance Of interest,
considering that the Treasury has repeated
ly stopped the payment Of interest On lqui-
dated and und.spu,ed debts, because it
wished to pay them Of, and has once iis;ri-
buted some Thirty Millions 70 the States,
because it knew not how else 70 dispose Of
lis surEi Ia, Enthusiastically strike, Us a.
unjust and indefensible
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N'-"
congress oi i''i -'.'''N '.
r.1t
Bs, .. h4r. -ne. acquired n.r ...-
..1, -.,.--arI , -..F s.s- a. .-
81. ...-.... ....... e.. ............
I..-...-. ...,.
'.'7 "".
ia p. o.'
-' ''''''''-
Guiding N.',''''' " '' ''.''''.'
she CANA. B, DE-. .Aa DER
ue Treaty. ia -'ar"a.!.'- 90 .- I'D ''- '''
nights 81. Amen.a n c.'~en-' e'.'.'..' .'..-'
d.d -.are-. 1ao-s was s'r'-- excitement
a..n Missouri aIplei i'r 'n.--.'i .'.''
Union wilma ra.i4 p.o-o.arery Constitution.
-. dia uet got i0 unui after rr'...e'e
struggle. and rhon only ou condi,' -hat -he
would naly he- constitutional rror.,'.
aga.a.. tde immigration If Ere Black. aa4
ls virtue VI Compromi-a which excluded
~'.tar, from aI ID. Territory ~ -h.
,r.. ..,..,.; ..s North .fst- ~, rAntr.|
r......,,. ,r.--;+.rr .,re..bip, North taI...
,....5 W..+;..4'sr;,.lv had r..r ......,-
.......u- sr...,. .ll:,,, i.,f.rs. -. b.r.
........, ....f........e,t. >r.-.-v Ones
...n ls, nothing near ST., l...-,, and
......t. ,.,srr .. -t. fir. ,rt.- cr. -i,-
.o..r.-o.r. a,. rot rr.y.d .. thorough and
...,..,,,.. .. a.. .tl.r did. Tex,. cam. .
..... ..o,. .'.,.ry f,bt and dra-gel .
.r..r-.N.,-N1.ri.o and Calf rnia. where T
.,.n an ,...,u..auporod mortar want, Iaub- +
-',...r..a,p. r Inc dispute dathr, been
..mrram...d ha.e no. really been settled
ThrGranj Committee goes % w9rk.pro'-
aiIy th;. morning. To- mature thcnew plan 0i
settlement ". give place o. tew IF the
many rullor, respecting the bases If settle
uaut which sill BE- adopted. because we
know quite 70. much about them a- amy
Washington leuer-writcr does, and So d,
most It our readers W understand that
h. Committee win report am omnibus Tit .
providing for
The admission a. California as state
2 The orsai.zato' OF Ne" NeAo' as a J. e''
'''f ~. '. i' a. IS S. " ''
~,.....e....... a., r.,., b. cash l,.. r-....
sans s,a., b,n. .Yr her a-etsn.e o. claim
.,......,,,.... a nov, STAT, from Yves,
e-a Texas. intended g. be- Slave STATE.
Tbcse-o-. at all events. the three former
arc pretty sure to Dec the leading feature
Of the great Compromise measure soon 20 DE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

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