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Gran attempt was made on the night
of the o0th ul,mo. 10 destroy the Rail
road Bridge on the LewistowE. Penn.
line. The fire however. was discovered
in time TO prevent much damage.
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0lNHE stockholders of this Company sra re-
spectfully informed that the Alb issss'"'e nj
Of their Stock vii: be du. on the Nth 'sss.st.
The rapid progression Of The work requires mat
the iustsitD mt should b. promptly met
d. B. CRAWFORD, Tress.
July 10. 1850
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a new article for deafness, esPeessny
~ form Of deafness caused BY hssdesoe =
the wax Of the ear. Fer sale By Hswsa's i
July 3, 1850.
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Elder spends large portion of his
time in looking over old copies of the Pal
hope of finding something we have writ
ten years ago, that may now be brought
up in judgment against US. We trust he
will profit by his readings. as we doubt
whether he ever read as much truth be-
fore in his lie. If he will call at our Of
flee we will lend him files for near twenty
years back. and if he will read them
carefully. he will become a much better
man than he has ever been.
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@onqressional.--B q elearaph.
Washington. June o2

.
SENATE.-After some morning business
the California bill.
Mr.. Davis, Of Mississippi resumed his
remarks supporting at some length. the
amendment, by Mr.. Soule.
Mr.. Soule followed in answer 10 Mr..
Webster's speech in reply TO one made by
him on Monday and Tuesday; also in
answer to Mr.. DougIass.-Mr. Webster
rejoined. after which the question was
taken upon Mr.. Soule's amendment, which
was rejectcd-yeas -. nays 80.
Mr.. Davis addressed the Senate again
upon the bill.
Mr.. Clay expressed desire and obtain
ed an understanding, that the vote on the
engrossment Of the bill be taken on We'd
nesday next.
The Senate then adjourned
1IoUsE.-Mr. Parker Introduced bill
relative to National Armories at SPRING
field and Jlarper's Ferry. which was read
and referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
The House then resumed the cons.
deraiiOn Of tho Iowa contested election
CAS-.
Mr.. Disney argued in favor Of the sit
tlnC member.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Penn, followed on
the same side
Mr.. Toombs spoke in favor Of the con-
testanf.
Mr.. Van Dyke commenced a speech,
and abiding to Mr.. Thompson. he was
called to order by Mr.. Carter. saying he
had called the member thief
The Speaker said he did not so under
stand the gentleman.
Mr.. Van Dyke said il was understood
that Mr.. Thompson took away the Poll
books, and this he regarded as a larceny
lie then argued in favor Of the contestant
Mr.. Strong was permitted to make the
closing speech.
The resolutions of the majority Of the
Committee on Elections, closed with the
resolution. that WIN. Thompson is entitled
to the seat which he now holds.
This Mr.. Van Dyke moved to amend
by counting certain votes and amending
others aud declaring that Daniel l.. Miller
is entitled to the seat.
The question was taken and resulted.
yeas IS, nays 95-,he Speaker voting in
the negative made a tie vote and the ques-
ton was lost. This was strict party
vote with the exception Of Durkec. Preston
King and Holmes, who voted for the
amendment.
Before the result was announced there
was much excitement.
Adjourned.
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Washin gton. juno 90.

HoUsE-Thc Speaker announced the
first business in order to be the resOlu-
tons Of the Committee on elections. that
Mr.. Thompson, Of Iowa, is entitled to the
seat he now occupies.
Mr.. McClcfnand moved to lay the whole
subject on the table.
Mr.. Harris Of H., inquired whether it
was in order to move a call of the House.
The Speaker replied in the negative.
Mr.. Harris In en- moved that the House
adjourn, and demanded the yeas and
nays.
The motion was disagreed to only one
voting in the affirmative.
The question was then taken on Nc
Demands motion. and decide" )" ~"
negative.
Mr.. Mcdonald moved the postpone
mcnt Of the subject till Monday.
Mr.. Crowell-No Stree.
The Speaker said the subject TO post
ponc was in order.
resolution that Mr.. Thompson is entitled
to a scat. and it was decided in the mega
ixe--yeas "a, nays lO2.
Mr.. McGaughey rose to offer resolu-
ton, and was proceeding to make some
remarks, when there were loud cries 10
read the resolution.
II was then read. Ii declares that there
is now a vacancy in the House of Re-
representatives. from first Congressional
District Of Iowa. and that the Governor
Of that State be acquainted with the fact
a long debate cnsued. The conclu.
sion OF the proceedings have not reached
US.
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Washington, July g.

SENATE.-Mr. lulee Calleu up DIS re-
solution 6xin. the Ist Of August tor the
adjournment of Congress.
Mr.. Clay briefly reviewed the condition
Of tho public business, and thought it IN
cxpedient in the highest degree. at the
present time. even to estimate the day
upon which Congress might adjourn.
After some further debate. motion TO
postpone the subject was carried. and
The consideration Of the Compromise
hill was resumed. when Mr.. Upham con-
Cluded his remarks.
Mr.. Seward then took the floor. and
said il an alien should chance to enter
the Senate chamber during this debate. he
would ask whether. California was an
cncmy-an unhiddcn and unwelcomc in
,ruder. or y fugitive. or an oppressor and
scourpe of mankind. and therefore hate
fui anil dangerous. The aSwer would be.
no! sha had yielded 10 persuasion rather
than conquest, and haG renounced her
lineage. language and ancient loyalty
She had only refused to let US buy and
sell each other within her domain. SO rich
in all clements Of legitimate commerce.
The President recommended that Cali
S,rpia should be admitted Internationally
while committee of the Senate insisted
on conditions, which imposed on Califor-
MIA, were unreasonable. injurious. and
oppressive. Ii was commended that Cali
fornia needed no aid from these condi-
tons. nor that they could give ii. He
thought that the consent of Texas TO the
bin betrayed want of confidence III her
claims-or the justice of Congress. II
the title of Texas was good Congress had
10 constitutional power to buy her terri
t1y. if they nigh, buy part OF Texas
,hey NIGH, buy the whole. If they might
buy slave territory TO make il free. they
might buy free territory to steriize If with
slavery. She must therefore satisfy US
first 81 the reasonab'cness Of the amount
10 be paid. Second, the value Of equlva-
lent. we are to receive; thirdly the title OF
the vender; fourthly. the use TO which the
territory was to be applied. He referred
10 the political character Of New Mexico.
claiming at she had all the elements OF
I Republie-all the elements. moral and
poiisical. Of State; subordinate to the
United States. Pressed by the jealousy
Of the Slave States. and the encroach-
.,ents Of Texas. New Mexico impiored
our protection of her territory and con.
stiiuiiea. The pending bill comPrcrDise"
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Union Meeting.

\ meeting of quite a number Of the
people was held at Centrevlle on Satur-
day last, for the purpose of consulting in
regard to the present candidates for Of
flee. as nominated by the Wings, Demo
Gratis and Free soiers. Those present
were wings and democrats, and are ofthe
most respectable class Of our Citizens
Their right thus to meet, is an inherent
one, and no one should complain. John
Jones was called to the chair. and II.
Wilson, Esq. was chosen secretary. The
object Of the meeting was stated by the
president, after which a committee was APP
pointed TO prepare resolutions expressive
OF the sense OF the meeting. The COM
mi.tee reported preamble and three res
olutions. The first resolution declared
that they would not vote for any candi-
date for the legislature or convention who
is in favor OF the repeal of lie Black
Laws. The second, that the peopl. of
the territories and States had right to
make whatever laws they deemed proper
WITHOUT me Ulctat1On OF COn1reSS-tHe
third that they would not vote for any
candidate who did not come out openly
and declare his sentiments upon all i'm
poriant questions, and that they recon-
mend all good men who desire to be can
didates to announce themselves The
resolutions were adopted separately and
without opposition.
Mr.. j. Holman. an independent can
didatc for the Convention was called upon
for speech, who responded in an express
sion Of his general opinions. Our hum
bic self was also called out, and we en-
deavored to define our position disiinciIy
Oar ,.'~-'h.- co,"rn';'~-. NJ LID.
called for. bu,-he had mi=-led! His
opinions are kept 10 himself. We have
invited him 10 meet us on the stump but
he declines this. We invited him to "a
fair discussion Of political matters in the
called upon by meeting Of as respecta-
BILE men as ever convened in the county
for an expression of his opinions-but he
had already lodged! lie says this course
suits him and is no business Of ours; well
be ii so. We have only to say that the
man who dare not act openly 4 indepen-
IDENTIFY. when he knows the right, is un-
worthy the confidence OF the people. and
unworthy the name Of man. An honest
constituency will respect candor, we
think, and despise duplicity.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
December Term. 1919.

No, lOb.I
JONI HAoAS, surv'g partner u the late
firm Of John Hagan Co, Apt
~.
WILLIAM II. PorE and ShNUEL Back,
Adm'rs Of Leroy Pope, dcc'd
Mr. Attorney General JoHSsoS, OF counsel Tor
the appellants, having suggested the death OF
William II. Pope, ono Of the appellces IN this
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YNHE Annual Course Of Lectures will commence
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AGAINST MEXI.
co, UNDER THE TREATY OF I'd FEB
NUARY, 1S4S.

OFFICE OF tn. EoMMIseIoNERs,}
June 2S, 1850
4 THE SITTING of this day, the following or
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that day, setting forth the for such delay"
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