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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-16


Mr. SHIELDS, from the Committee on Military Az.
fairs, whom referred the several memorials al
who served in the Calf and Pacific sQuadrons during
the Mexican war, 10 favor OF allowing them bounty
lands, submitted report the same, which order
Ell 10 be printed, accompanied BY bill granting bounty
ia land to the OF the Gull and Pacific squadrons
equal TO that already granted TO soldiers and marines
who served in the Mexican war which was read, and
passed Ia second reading.
Mr. DICKINSON, from the Committee on Finance to
whom was referred the memorial OF citizens OF Pennsyl
vana asking appropriation for the construction OF
harbor in the Delaware, Reedy Island asked 10 be
discharged from the further consideration OF the same,
and that be referred 10 the Committee on Commerce
which was concarred In.
Mr. D. also, from the same committee, to whom were
referred House bills, An act for the relief H. Patven-
stedt 4 Schumacher" and An act for the relief OF
Ferguson & Milhado," reported back the same with.
Out amendment, and recommtn ded their passage.
MIR DAVIS. OF Mississippi. from The Committee on
Military Affairs to whom was referred the memorial OF
George Goss late chaplain OF the Kentucky infantry
m Mexico relative 20 buyins ground N that city for
citizens OF the United States asked 10 be discharged from
the further consideration OF the same, and that be
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
california; CaIifornia I

The Subscribers are making California Stoves
tnd Camp Kits from - to SI2. We mauufac uIre
ia from the celebrated LiHd0y han. the only T.
ron that Is lit to make portable stove Of
SHEPARD X BONNELL
At the Sign of the large Tea Kettle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
Perfectly Cool.
So Observation-Disclosures, Egs

The Subscriber having purchased the
Tin and Stove establishment, heretofore
carried on by T. Cornish, at the sign Of
the stove, is ready to accommodate all his
old customers-thc customers of Mr.. Cor
nish, and all others who wish for good bar
gains, with any article in the Stove Tin
Copper or sheet Iron Line, on She most
liberal terms ! share Of public patron
age is respectfully solicited
Tz0tf7 j. T. WHEELER
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29

! Tirtue ofan Execution issued from lie Office
II of the clerk Of the circuit court ii and for tre
county Of ioEa,state Of Wisconslnant f. me direct
Cd delivered against the goods and chaty-s.a lands
and teuernents OF John + ONeIll. DAVID IS. Joaee
ana Francis J. Damn. and IL favor Of Jesse Nos-l-
son. have levied upon and se.zel The following
described rel erta:e as the property ct David W.
Jouc VIZ The west hall OF the southwest Cr.
of section number 3. the souti-e4st quarter and
east half OF tie southwest quarter OF section no
H. also the east half Of section no b. and tie
east h4li OF the northwest quarter oi section no
-8, all in township no > north, Of range no. !.
east of the fourth principal meridian ia lie co4u-
y 90 Iowa, state OF Wisconsin. and shall expose
70 sale AZ public veudae 10 The highest h'der Tor
cash all tie right title and interest the said David
s.. Jones had in said lands on the s-.. da- I.y
= D. I>ia or al any tame since Al the front door
nj the Court House. IN the village OK Mineral
poiu, on Saturday the 27ra day Of 3Frii, $50
between the hours Of O'Clock A. ~. ami 9 o.
clock p. n OF said dlv 70 satisfy the sad writ AMI
costs. LEVI STERLING. ShsrlT
SserqT's O6ras Io'ca County Wisconsin,
I.7erFi Punt, (
March 3ta. 1850 LD15"f
WAsuBuRSE / WooDMAS. .8J,'ys Tor I'm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
CalifOrnia Stoves.

y new and superior article constructed
Of the best materials, upon a new princi-
pie, very light, occupying less space, and
less fuel than any other
Water, Provision, Tea and Coffee box
os kept constantly on hand-oUtits from
one to twenty dollars
r2Otf1 !. c. WHEELER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29

1871, I32, I34, 1877; 1879, 14l, 142, l43. .45.1fG
AT, $50. 152, I53, 154, l55, L 80, los, too. 1877
l6s, IG9 III, 172, 17G, IT'S ITO, $50, Is1, ls8
zS5, 1877, 1913, I94, 1875 1876, 1877. 100. 300. POI
sos. 207. POS. 200, 2Io, 2II, PIP. 2l3. Oh 2I5,
us. 2Is. 2i9 22I, 222, 223, 224, 225. 226. 217'
20 $50, 234. 235, 236 23S, 800. $40. 243. 245,
Is. PIT, 24s, 24g, $50. 252, 2J7, PISS. 25a. ze2
To-. 2sl, 266, POS. 269, 27O. 27I, PIP. pa, 275,
IN, 279 $50, 2S2, 2s7. 300, 2gI, 2g2, 2s3. pos +
zoo, 297, 29s, 299, 800, 304, sos, 306, 3u7. 35s
3033I0, 4 81.
Tax on the above Isl Lots Is 2sctz each max
rs a Total OF $50 So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
TEEEEE E<eEECE.

s II. persons are hereby notified moi 10 tTczrasz
: ls5ue. or Dig upon tie following lands, with
1t lie written consent or permission OF lie 0..a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
CHARLES L LEGATE.

S-yr.riag P1rt.e- Of tie lase fra Of Paris IL
1e. Continues a Land Agency business at his old
s-aa3 (rscen,,y occupied for short tTf- py t.4e
arrn
Land " variants constantly for Sale -itf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
DODGEVILLE.

Iole51 Range : z
southeast sc quarter y 40 I.94
y east quarter IS do do
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
sheriff Is AaEe-

Ama.a Cobb. ec-ic:tar far Te.i.lnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
yEWIORK. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY H. 1880

b. -oroa as r---T@I 70 ~ Committee o. re = -o
P-1V.-c
P-,os.z > -. Gs-r--l 4'ie@A.. TIA, - AL e .s-,
i -a5.r,7-i- =. .s people o. Virginia -, % Ia1r-
-r.sa ~ consume Eny sr-S.e, ne 7rd-cs Or % -a-
.-- n tie sac u verIo1- or u Az o.ler sale j.
I-.e- l-h ss address 20 Nrgi1lA is .snsuaye t. ae-
race 10 ~ rfrTlze--
Tie COMMITTEES on TIE Nlmot Pr7viso re--l-s- Il
the ID OWING preamble and resolution winch r---e
1sds the special o--ler ,or lh1rsdsy week
H-.e-.- Tie sc-ou - trc Genera Assembly q. ISL
ard -et4 --s~ .e g TO, !rC-so All 1n-ei --5---
---s--e4 ~ ga epDr1Ts n - g=op- ~ f.-s7a
Az -...es lr .i- -. ac-lJ- - 1'he-
~-4-- rs r-erec 70 Other --srO-s- rom - r-ore 1f
N.rbe-u S-ates -hs1 vlo=rt ceuIr-aror al s---
r---s-c r--suarce - tie wrongs % w-1
Rs,alreL tae~,'s~s By - General Assembly Tlai ~s
La. grte- renewed on Es-0-- = T72-Gqf IT, 1s
sfor-4 bv le Lss.a--- oi Virginia z SO aid -rlf-
armed u - srI 1erehv -e-sdor- lie sl.l resolutions
be-. a. N - fs-nc-a AsercT slc declare la-
rsua j. f1v der-zliae 81 acA-re 20 ~ po~-l
med.
Re- irea f-riser That tbs Genera Assembly hearty -
Prove lie 1r1pos. CorvellDr ~ southern Sts.es ~ Il.
4. A. Nsshv ~ ,he fsi Mordav r. jgue nex- and ina
+. -vlI proceed On d2y 81 - 20 The e.e--on rs
ont ballot OF 7ur De-ga:es - -a3 Convention sri 'lAi
e people Of Virginia u requested 20 EJECT a; he text
Srrnc eco1. DELEGATE tom e-sh Congr---.oua D .
.c- which De ga,e. sra. oln VITA moss elected ty
he Genera AsentT represent us Stale in SD Cor-el-
Tor
Rsol-el Ta, he reasonable expenses lie .s.d D. -
Ea.rs ha raid o.. uI the puhlc Treasury
ResolreS Trs- lie Caalut.-- a. esr- % 2 s.ar -
re purpose OF r-.carns address 10 IRE pe rv e Fr
"a uagr BE- .uH ct Of the lorrgo.sg re-o'grons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
BOON TRADE.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
x-oR THE YEAR $50 Ee'secc Ma

,-OR THE YEAR irS1-rse EcleSoe Na..r-rs a
L Fcr-gr L,ers ur. ccnes sn4 Ar ans - p--.rr-
% - rcaf4-S c'une- ssrvey ~ ne wtne .~ o. Bird
Peroiics l4trfa-ur coErrisng the selection q :,
tie uucles az t ros sAe aad oeehrafcd ReVievA Ma
ssucs .nd JQf11s which aave Sny ner--si o. vslr
American 7slers II ~ only ccuiNns DE N-cios u ics
t-srah- hsr periodicals repnnted N hs eo-sriry.
but ne a. grvs-r vkrs,y ~ abe All popular rsNies.
riagalincs kc whch oTn sgerco a. ecn'cni "a 10
A'crs'are u ne day and wAch Inaccessible - he
nsss % Arercsr -~sie-S except By some such M arr
~ - keircnc MNgsnne. ~ lfinS What = merely
- n ir,er-s @ foe chsrscter he anPie siie ~ ~
= rclt NagsEine enables ei,oy 70 enezy a. ihsi 70
-! @e.fsei- = tae Wh'e ralg~ - jsrnaisnA AZ On
Ne sst arree =. 81 esck rrct'ca = .eecc . eVtccni
IA ne eoaeu ~ as Ecccle Magazine as - ser-'tof
e. - - . AAy one Nsvrr grvsi ~ cecorss s,d 1sz
Aseaae' 0s ccrssie move desirable so1 abe ecy u
ccnlpsss
zach uurNeY : c-he shci xars-rh sst er -syng
rcri re wei kccWi bern Of NJ Sartsin < sub -cts =
scvSii character Az grcers interest acglr ,rirsfs
q Distinguished iv1g aa,s AL frak -
rca al rcgsn pr.s:s ycsr Tie Jsnnaf, Nune~r so
1870 Il rgth-hs1.
rsRNs Tie Ececac MSgszue ssGs> oa ne ~, q
every mfh 10 rgeer~ ~ ~ .sr svo psx-s cAof .ze
repSr making raSrk Noivsys ycas VIII lfe page S1t
.fJrNes fcv : Per pSa str.cv advance oiher
~sc iutNlSo.v - The woiA WI 10 AEy - 10
wi' sen1 - s B, ua', ciAerwss po-tYad Address
" Il BiDNELL- Flior Aaa rrorv.rsor
~ Nasssu-st NewNoIs
r-r-, ne tonsr.e.a. Atrerf.--r
le E.-cts No. .srv-sts as ssirrir- - -,
- rt slpq-. th - tst sss iva -
81 nrrsu ,rs. fhe 'tt ts ~al sN.- - 80
prsei nsersts In - fssty
- -'nas-.afa"rt' - A. sc sl-s,s st'-< .i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
Number OF Persons at the Dsginz--Ns riety
of observation-disclosures Of Arrivals.

-.-- !, -,- f-'u.r 8, ys.ssss-s. - - iar-
those who hsve taken the trouble 70 ascertain
the probable number @. persons now II the various
licc,n-s. Worth and South. estimate the number =
be shout c.. 'oo souls ard most Of 'heia W. de-
pend On proc1-inc provisions ir1m dealers ~ 'n'i
immediate uei-hbo-ioot
twas r-editted By mauy here. tour months s-o
.ha, there w1-.d be plethora IN The asrNe:' rnd
tn, both provisions and other articles u MERIDIAN
d.se would BE- abundant and rule At lower rates
owing 20 lie r-est number o.. vessels siTiyin' ard
bringing .srse supple, O, al kinds O., goods, Jp
ward o. 80 car-oes assorted Yet. strange y I
nav appear the goods have mostly been sb-'-bc,-
r. the h.-h q.otaaoas within WI plainly snow
The car3euterS and other yorSmeu who have been
receiving SO % 8. Per day have struck iur h.-h
cr wages. and are now receiving SIC sailors ; q
per mouth Board and everything else have -
vanced This Is strange stare Or things. yet rcY
er,hesss tue Rents are $50 very high. and since
the We: season has commenced those LIVING IA tents
have been obliged 70 lnd shelter. and ~ enormous
rents There are Eow upward % 1900 inhabitants
in tbs ,lace snd one hell are IN tents.
have been occupied IN almost every b-arc.i OF
---fe. ! have acted Us broker. commission ricr
chant. carpenter. upho.stercr, paper hanger .eck
Oh and gunsm:th, peddler. cook tinker and -.
or done some little Washing. aud acted - clrN' en-
appraiser. aucroneer and police oticer In these
,a-,o.s capacities have earned rom = 20 $50 per
fav. and ever more some days. Thus yoa w. p
ceiy, nave been regular Caleb Ouotem ou;
o. .e.t home ~ rough 70. snd make money q fos
..b.c I have thought oi nothing else SINCE my
srrival here and have seen L:t.c else th1a work.
work work When night comes. rs | have no So
cicty 20 vis.. and SIS candle light costs halt Joa'
m haur. We ~ o. bed OFTEN a Z VI amt RS +, day
light cooA bra akia,t and of % wurk Tbs Is .fr
in shomia; snd Wei may man work hard II
duranco ,i,e ~ enable hm 20 Get once moro among
tl0se who I've ike Christians \ mouth here
seems wear i4 the States still those at the ra.ne'
have harder time than 7 have experienced. a.
though some OF them ret more goad chan lf-
Number, who have been to the mines or 90"
months are leaving here tor homo. finding tie v"r,
tao hard ton them sill, ior ever one who es' es
here three come 10 their place. onI tie cry IS s'iA
they come Mann wal nave been up to the mines
have returned here 90 work az the,r various TRACES
ana me tow tanner, irom the Western states
have reached here with their families. AMI i'r
cows oxen and horses aud have commenced (, al
.he land IN the neiehhorhooi OF the town. ami brnc
900 milk which pay. them well Athoa IN we have
ran,heros within a tcW ml.s Of ms, and many OF
them have 800 or ;oo head Of cattle, Sc, fne. .rr
tou i3oent % bring their milk here, or raise .Ay
md % vegetables which s,l al euoTnors rate -
s.. soon as ,ve cau have few Dutch settlers al nc
as 10 aye gardens w VIII bc able tc hvc
D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
CHORAL ANTHEMS.

Rf ' TAYLOR agihcs q -rssors sNcrt Nc
Ss,rrl- " The Jufe.- Sc - pAges uorooeo e-ct
totcn
re.s work eona.ns c. pce. - music coasi.,ins ~ 20
= Duets rnos Srarsi,cs tnihems CANrusss Sc sboat
~ % woica te otgna snt lie oAance ss,ectd fn IL
wogks Z he best authors 18th ancient ana modern
II w. furnish Choir. Nusctl Soccty with ne vesy
oes material TOR Practice An1 fr seres u eva.
cefts; snt 40 - "a an unaang fund Oia Nshch
he most appropriate rlecuon- for a. srScR. S-asious
such . CHRISTMAS Tbanksgiyirg. Dcdiea,.on. ordina
rcns. sc.
TIE uusc pS-akes ofevcry variety oC CHARACTER from Ia
most SIMPLE Ia he mcs grand ana majestic iron tAe uosa
tender and psheuc 70 hc most strrg and apusnnx ana
whi'e much 90 be- harmony - very elaborate and II ~
D. gnes onrr ie dfcuuts 81 thc procsiun. Where sny
.ich ocur are Distributed among he yartS nos %
cary he Performance aaoye e eapaeS ~ Ordinary vsd
ere of mlrc
The music mss Pc sung b. either isrge sfns choir
and accompanied ty either glt ~ heavy ouchesns ~
orssn or raaNrc, without os.ng Is eject rrOsdlnz
l- directive terms sre strictly observed
tis - arranged mat .rcaf portion Of The music 10 wei
lsf 1i to the parpur.c None. and W. gYc EUef p~es
o Iae qerOrer and h,.ud In AansOuiea ~ "a
a. 90 Pee worrhr ut a p.acr ou hat instrument
n X hsw'ey Go W Asyumst Hartford. Corn. All
NaWlrs, Flatr Co UucA Publishers
pr SAFE By 4. SANrON
tlt6wrci ~ fultun-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
The Reform Question Retroocs-ion imgC -
nnf Ell -NenNN FaiIure, &c.

.-r .r Tie srf..- harmon. I.~--a u. '-+ l..f
Tie question q s.sts Reform 10 Mar, 1ra Is
.kely 10 produce warm aud exciting sir1 H. ."
tween the small counties ci file Easteu Shore. na
Baltimore ard tine large western counties iHe
contest j. now growing very active @; Ahaai Is
among tie members @. the Legislature, aud q, Is
,.ite doubtful. # the call Of Convention - Re
orn the Coc.,.,u,iou - not postponed ndeh1lta 0r
stra-gled In is very incipieucy BALTIMORE AMI me
.rrr counties ask to have Ire repres -niston d. re
% accordance with he popuiatLa aud tbs cSa'es
all lie diincltv The small counties are ceiefn-.' 30
r.t ~ Give uD the smallest tttie " their present
political influence which tley know they NJl.H 't
compelled - do ~ any Couver-on u fe'.fn .nr
Constitution Tie people q Bai.h- re- Az ''.'
western counties are almost unanimous N their .e
,.rs 81 -c.o-u AID much ,eaF Tia, j. ne Len re
ture should not grant a cal i0r e-t.pn o-'
lie present session terminates that another Sc 'a
vii see enacted some NJ che scenes Thar Wahs Ffrd
IN Rhode.Ts.ail a lew wears since. Tie lang H@ g.
tie GOV rr4.- ID ns Annual Message pof- ''''
To- much the itteutilus a. 10 Loc.-f oo"a stHld
Reform Convention be deIec ~ NE Lrsls-H' .e
Gov Thomas saws Unless The WISHES u. TIE -o-
pie are graiiicd j. this BEAST me sanction o. be-
Legislature WI. -, b. mach .Vi-ef iu'c Aed ll.s
snrusgc psr,akes strouliy Oi D0-risrn. and Urn m
fb, or,e,lv expre,sed views OF tie le1cing H. o.
Focos OF the STATE ihc,c seems 70 D. Concerted
Intention a. have Convention. with ur = t!crt go
authority OF the Legislature, the OIL. legal of'e
rnul which cal, can enalat@ These are nr-ier
ms Which portcnG "a apr acn-l, storm att
.heU be mas. mistaken and t'r tle SAFE o.. la
MARYLAND ha;e nasI II a refusal On me par O..
ill., Legislature 20 authorize tie cal 70 p COM a-
f.,o fo..s OF cause more trouble than marv hrf-
\. w., anticipated. The Loco Focos VII c-,-
Ie.perste game be the .ssEe VIVA, II may.
The -,t-oeess i1l Of tbs, portion o. The D.slrc ri.
Coup,bi, lyn. IN Mar, and. : oA-ioss.ls Tuc. %,
H. at-e,toa 81 fhe people u iIls state, espec
IL re,,5sa,s G.! Mont.0mery sad Prince Gec--e
Tonrti.S The action ~ reference - tra SUP -ct
+, cor-ress seem. favorable, All gives sPpile-i
.sfi.tsct,on 20 al classes. NirciE.1 hes b.. Ter
share 1T Msryisns have hers
Ao ,r1oor. 81; hl. 5 uow pcAd.n- p 1gr = -
nc IA r.s-rict he ioTos ny o., r1urs. and r.
r-eos.u- tie prIic Deb. OF The state. !, .as b--l
,,s4s the orauro. .ne day i0r Lex, Mlrcav ll-i
vii probably pes.
~ F;tzft.h The ovlcr Il III Catocra .lI
F,.-,so,. has ,aile II 5 reported . TIE aur ~
= saro0''. The banks ri Frederick sre sad O.
be heavy losers
Ilc-i-ne,ys Is extreme. y dab The snow ~ -n
4s- ,i-It has m,d- tas s.eirh-ns, I'D he c1l-s
-. ir.is.sti-n L. o. snothe- stcr-r- Ilco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
~ PERIODICAL LITERATURE
UoLDENs DOLLAR MAGAZINE,

AND MONkltAh htNltN
'I'iiS pOrl LAR MAGAZINE, which was slgriei Two
L yCars a adyeunlr- 10 puhshlng, with he
chec 81 aforiing he read ng masses IT The lniiet
safes IT the hi hesi a. The lowest price has
entered uyou the hini yrar ~ rs .Nistcrc. w
c.cu.a wlsh Iusu,s ~ fsrnsneni continuance Tho
trs number of tte Fh volume for January - rOsay,
aui the lgbushcr respectfully so.siis h- siicuuou and
patronage " al " lo want monthly Literary MaSafinros
Who De-. re- Co encourage a. undertaking which has oar
uh e. he determination 1T cheerful hegy ard instruct
'arg smoug .as mAs.c- OF tha euure lecple Of he
Oaon
Holden. Magazine Illustrated every month wah =
number er ,hie ~o.d angfuvngs by the beet arts's,
rvprcsenHng 0 remarkable pscc, ard portraits Of
remarkable Y',sons nlosty Auvficsn
The htrrsfy matrr furnished ~ some II he nloss
able aLd accompu shed writer's he he lnOa Il consists
~ FssUs hlsiofI.frs SAetcbos OF Character, Poetry.
Biographies Tales Transitions Reviews OF New NWks
aud free comment The current topics of the month -
BEING ntcudcl for the family cr,e he sctes care i
efc-s to exclude everything nom the pages OF the Msga
line 81 a. immoral tendency The work consists u ~
pages monlhly beautifully printed with new typo on rns
vMe paper Terms 20 Cy subscribers 81 per snnuH, de-
hyrred Bound sos at tho lst9. m CLOTH gut eli
.nd back for s-.s ~ 81 FL eash
d.l lmeo. " h. DlEfL fubhsb-f. inl Nsssau.f
VALENTINES The most magu.feeut collection OF
Ngcnres eyrr offered for sar M this country can b.
tho Naicnao Depot 10 Nassau of spruce 81
near ~ Hal. Ncw.Yotk GkD n. IVES. fubbshsf
\ liberal discount % tle trade Tho shove also orefs
rare a.vanisRe. ~ city canyssssrs and agents
flb jtM lhAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
Virginia and Vermont.

Tie LEGISLATURE o. Vermont recently adopted
certain resolutions against the Extension u
Slavery, b which were ordered to b ,rsnsml''cl
to Congress and 10 il Governors Of the several
States Those addressed 20 the Goven.nr Of Viz
-1n;a were Transmitted 70 the House =. Delegates
o. lhsi state on Saturday last. accompanied b. :he
tslnwinc MESSAGE from Governor FLOYD
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Ia. - it,.
70 ~ G.aerul .iss~-sy 4 Jrgu.a
GFNrLENEN have received nom L. Governor OF t-r-
Cn, cvftsjn revolutions passed By The Legislature q s.
Should t-xcsr them cuirp.v WIN In r--c.' e
cause lsrs pIoq'- Won sio a. nov ne iefn'~f 70
tnorf Il coId believe he sentiments eou-ne - lAts-
resolutions confined 70 &c sats :-or hch IsT-y ---
rae they would excite t. ne "a an ar hey s" ol e.
constrained - 5eve from esde2ccs oonarerous go
adrii 81 doubt; ths; he-o r,s9,s- a. ei'1s rr
ctaicns sa5 .c feelings too 81 Srge "a T;y % - f
In .Ais respect hey rreseu; :. Scoa or morssr'
Gus importance ard drive IS n cons der sw e kFe - F
dics-e character aad uia,iiiu coasr-l-ous s
Th- rru,iso 1f the Cn-sr.c1con. urh1d--g
sid prq'eclng >svery are, by .srse rs tsrs, as
'si and d.sfessT-e The op4a4on CT hs North s1-'- s
TIE uae Las Areaty passed FOR ts~ d.-cas-sou Of ~
-1e~rons pet~een Is 10 human reAs'1 % eou-see ca
No-th = rursarg towards - They ir4npe 1c1 -s [
snilcn ard cur rgE-s, Isl LEY mr-s NIB ri
coutenp; al rsaos;r11ce szS-s ter co1-se 4 eges
We e1n sse care o. 0-seve.. ~ Is 70. - sy dow
1rfi me- frSs Of - DESTROYER CONES
wood --cuu rsnS - passage o.! ~ re>o.1crs - f'
ID a. sc-. 81 he rEsssEe q aw prosifbE - a-
s-ri Snce 81 Representatives q he Soc,-1 Cc. sl-ca
% es>intle ~ Nashville. % l-rc aeK- 81 ihA ors5
enrrcVr-ri 70 lsfuv - ..cir lece-ssry rNt-lss t--
res by sa-h s.eniRnce. JOHN p FLO IN.
\ yioicu: debate cnsuet. iuring when lEsu.
bad names were gwen = tie wicked No-;h--cTr-
vsdo threats Of dissolution Of the Union ind, se1
in, an which saaiy resulted IL tie adoption, D. q
auaninous vote. q the following dignihed nroia-
t.ou;
Rsssed ey he Cc-rrzl 1ssr-by Of Tpsszta- AZ q i-e
--,,ufio.- from he So 81 Vernon, or g
saver - returned ice CCvCEn0r Of tals Cos io1-
weesh w-, srcues; hk y - returned 20 T. 90, error
~ Va,,,c. A. ;nf br Vrrf OF ye-norf be tnf EInci
,h,, 49, Ie-.s.t-e OF yrgfns understand her c.
rcusl ighis Snd ~ MAINTAIN len
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Loss " FcrE --FE--Iurse lads. nir-'i q =
-. C-,-es.I T. d wears of--r Ctsres tsieh a. d 7
-. - -1rlA-r r1.-. i.-asa ~ Czr-,1 = L-s p
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- cre t-os- tlru-ll re sce: re oiris 1.- r -
1900 ngt 40 + - "a Goes .-d ~ '-s'ft
ps~--rra "a e1f 'a-lT -s.-c WA hey . ,iaes
49,. - - ID rrat- = VT. crc~ua1- eNccpf e z
- 49,, Nr Coca gou.-T--i 20 N "a. ufc- li- ~
Nr Cock = Fea-s 49, ~ eafrf i'm. ~ = =
- - Il. erz.r,eucrt - Casfss<aOwe Aurora
VIII Mr. whe-10c- I5ossoe Fo'@~-
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NETTING OF Tbs CCIoNIZArIoS S1ciLlf = -
AseaaI Meeting OF The Colonization Society OF TIE ai'e1
States was Led al Washington, Monday JsnuNy -. "a
H. rAn,rI ~ 4, sfre~, 4; carly hour even EeF' "a
ne eu;,SJns WAS dsSsely crowded. The Hot htN -
Clay ires,ed " 10 opened lie meeting "a eiiei eS y
ss.cns 900 ~ Directs arG prospects OF the SOC iH
Arru. Rerort was presented. read aod afo2'eI s.0a
as report II sppears hat the rast year Esa eeSa e.e
g-es, r,s,su~ N the SocieV. Is rece'pH Rave e1e
he lsre sum n fhN-ase thous snd dollars; Wte -
peodrres OWNS % pressing ana un0okee ior GsnSS
aOags 10 he p,cvi5 ,r IaT,uR lie past year four hun
eisa ernigranls havo been seat - li5eiiS 81 a. s
1ore VIII be N the course Q; the next SIX 49,
taaa can 30 sueraed TO fhe present esigencles q
The Society require tie raising Of shout forty thousand SS
rs Eloquent and deeply inieTes.g addresses were ta~
b. the Rev. Messrs. Scott, Bethune and Gurley.
phia n Americar
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;sfifcr-ia turiSrnrc

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iJrrl- re- -,.-..-. a.
r. - - S. f-l-- l---. f-l-.
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80, 49, e. = T. s-,r-, .tie-g s-..- 4. b.
D. - -
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cLorurNa EsTADIrsHMrNT,

Between Washington lgt Greenwich
tOH. y TRAYNOE having on hand s large sipc' n
- Winter Co-hug selling 81 The remainder A coat y 9,
consisting ~ Dra1 Devon. POt Beaver, Whine, oId
tfuaico- Dgcr4gti rrh H.E >4ln, tasl mere, '-'i-
mere Velvet aul ClOfl Nesls tngei'r ~fk choice az
81 Ergsn an frecn Fauisoon Suis-al ~ io
ur te most la.Liorab- style arge -''cA OF 80 -
t1lar- Catvn-. Drawers Ho-ierg and general F1mis
arc cunts for California 10 gJsi reasonable - DO T.
General Dry Gooa. and Clothing L-isb.isincut o. .f'-
ltna g. az imrl
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IMppovEp pLATroRn1 ScAI.Es.

y'LO0R AND PORTABLE. Goa. ilsy. Railroad, lsns,
Counter and all other Scass Hsnnis c1ir-d ~ Tie NeN
York JOurnesuen Scale-wHksrS Co - ofrehs e. Ihs
ses OF is Company dos.rvsdy taking pfe.edeoes
~ al -f. al ~ and durability are uhr'
M Nsunnei correct srd liable - gc 0ut ~ ofdss
". rcfsr viii eoutaace M meithenis ard ~csh mae
tsrs of Ne~-Ypfk VINO srr 90 lbersly rayonizing w-
Also frames II acknOv ged superiority for s4se WIN no
above ~ 10 ndsnane, near Fronts, ~h@fs AZ sfa@s
viii Ds promptly lerds o. and rsysring done Nin'~o'
deisy bg GO q. SHEPHERD,
N I'D Agent n D "a Co.