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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-17
CERTIFICATES And. TESTIMONIALS
SVsfy colHmh III tnH Papsf! -. - y - =
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusivey proves that
"Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF ss-ts
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. Dr.. Landis, a Clergyman

OF New Jersey dtsonSurned entatnmenu ana o1anso
tsiDsxr, New Jersey, July Il, is+s
DR. A. H. CHRn IE-Desr Sir: You wish to know Of ne
what the sult my case Of the application OF
THE GALYANlC BELT AND NECKLACE. Ny reply b -
follows:
about tventy yssrs had been suffering from DysPep
aia Every year the symptoms became worse, eouh
obtain pesnent relief from course OF medical
whatever About fourteen ysa since IN consequence Of
frequent exposure to the weather. in the discharge Of
tsm which for year after year. caused me Undesirable
anguish Farhsr in the winter Of 5 and 6 consequence
Of preaching great deal in my and various other
churches In this region, attacked BY the Bronchitis
which became 10 require immediate
pension Of my pastoral aborI My sysiea
thoroughly proraied and my Bronchitis became
also did my Dyspepsa and Rheumatic aaectonhus evncng
that these disorders connected with each other through
the medium OF the Nervous System In the whole phsrmsc
poa there seemed to be remedial agent which could
reach and reoupeate my Nervous System thing ts
had tried for this purpose had completely failed At last
led by friends examine inyentons and houBh
with very sanguine hopes their eciency3 determined
try thu eject Of the application of tho 0ALVANiC BELT
AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This Wa
in June 1886 To lsroSisAhEnr, IN TWO oAvs
DrsrErsiA ooHx; N riaHr DAYS WAS ISasLEp TO
lEsuAE rAsroRAL LisoRs; Eoa HAVE fsrcE OMITTED
4 aneLL sraucE AccouHT OF THE BaoNcHiTnj AND ~
RHEunArc EHrhELI cEAsEp TO TROUBLE NE
/ have recommended the BELT and FLUID 70 many Who
have been likewise suffering from Neuslsc affections They
have tried them aEsuLTs, IEiiEvr EyEAS
lam, dear iir. very respectfully your1
ROBERT w. IANDN.
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I'm Eouity..Lancaster District.

l. A. Has.etine, Adm'r. and Amelia Vilines,
Adm'x. vs.. William McCorkle and Elizabeth,
his wife.-Petition 10 revive and apply funds'
and 80 forth. -,
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that " llllam NC
i. Corkle and wife Elizabeth RESIDE without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered, on motion Of
Clinton &, Hanna, soils for petitioners, that the
said defendants do plead, answer or dcmur tn the
nptt,on in this case on or before the 7th day OF
October, 1850, otherwise judgment pro confesso
will be ordered ,gainst them h
-. JAMES. Fl. WITHERSPOON,
Comm'r Eq. l.. n.
Comm'rs. Office, July !, 1850. $7]
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lew David's or Hebrew Plaster,

SeW DHVIus Oi "CD1S"
VNHE most successful Pain Extractor OF the pres
/ ent day; Lcidy's sarsaparia Pills; Jayne's
Ague Pills; Brandreth's, Peters, Spencer's Mof
fats, Gordon's, Keeler's, Roberts, Lees and
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills; Glove anodyne
Tooth Ache Drops; Egyplian!Champoo; Pastiles de
Paris English Tooth Brushes; Hair Brushes;
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Combs; Perfumery; Gilt
Toilet Bottles; China Inkstands, Paper, Pens, En-
velopes, Sealing Wax, Waters, Mottos, &C., &C.,
may always be had at
July 2. II. J. DELAYS.
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In Eouity.-Lancaster District.

] R. Hun,cr VS.. A!en'. Blair e: al.-Petition to
account and apply funds.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Allen U.
Blair. 4 defendant IN the above case resides
without the limits of this State: II is ordered, on
,no,ion of Clinton that he do answer, plead or de-
mur to petition in above case on or before the
IN day of October. $780, Otherwise judi gne 1t pro
cunfesso will b. ord, red against MIN.
JAMES II WIiHERSPOON,
Compl'r. Eq. l.. ID.
Comm'rs Office. July |, 1850 lS7I
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FITS AND coNvULsloNs.

These alarming and terrible complaints always caused
sy deransemsnf of e Nerve. The BELT BsAcELErs
Fun will nearly every case no matter how young or
and astonishing proofs possession Of the proprietor
NJ Many hundred shihcates from oil parts Of The country
Of he extraordinary character can b given required
- No trouble or ineooysnienes attends the of DR.
cHRIsTIES 6yaLH.ANTC ARTICLES and they may
be worn BY the feeble and dscse with perfect and
safety In many the sensaon attending their use
shy ya,ani agreeable They can b sent 70 psrs
Of the country. -, ~s.
Prices:
The aalvanic Bsit Three Dollars,
The aalvanie Necklace, Two Dollar.,
The aalvanfo Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
o. The articles are accompanied by full and plain drsc
toni Panphlsh with fall particulars may b had q the
authorised Agent II ~ ,,5s. 49,.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Bepare Of Couaier|eits and Worihiess f3s.tsns
D. q. MoREHHAD, "a. .,
GENERAL AGENT FOR The UNITED eTATEs
For sale in Camden by the auIothized Agent
JAMES r. McKAIN.
In Charleston by Dr. P. N. COHEN.
In Col ubia by BOATRIGHT & Mot.
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MOORE g. Esa;EGF2Els

WILL promptly atteadto all business commi
w ted to them as Receiving ana Fcrwardin
Merchants. They respectfully solicit that palrol
age which they promise to merit.
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philadelDhia

Made Calf aud Gual W,.!,,d. Siiurs
Kid Ties a''i S;p''"f> "A received by
W ANDERSON & co.
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Tic Doloreur and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and sgonizng complaints iaaedaie'
relieved by the application of the BELT
An Luip The Belt dises the Electricity through The
system the Necklace has local effect and the Fluid eci
directly upon tho affected nerves In these distressing
sfictcns tie application NEVER FAILS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-17

Mill GudgeOns, Sc.
Mill Gudgeons, l03 to 20 inch
Mill Cranks, assorted sizes
North Carolina, English and Norther Hollow
Ware, assorted. from to IS gallons
Patent Irun Axles. Ito 2f inch.
Mill Irons of any kind furnished to order.
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
Julys sd Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

The report Of the trustees the fund for sxed and
innTn clsrgymsn was read aud soesptsd
The report OF the committee OF the General Theo.
logical Seminary, Was read and sccs pied.
The committee OF last year then re- slected, on
the molten Of the secretary.
The Rev Mr. PARK was about to call up tho preamble
snd outions OF which he gave notice wednesday
and which we're pabished In the Herald on Thursday
when the reading OF the report Of the Standing Com
mttee OF the diooess Of New York called for The
report was then read and accepted.
reeolutcn vas then offered requesting the Stand
Ing Committee TO prepare and present report to the
convention Why they refuse the admission OF Christ
Church New Brighton to this oonvs utioa. and that
they annex to their report all the dssuasuts and evil
dencs connected with the subject and also that, II
such report be not ready for the be
appended to the printed Journal and be acted apon ut
the next meeting OF the Convention Upon decision,
the resolution was lost
The Rev. Mr.. PARK then called up his preamble and
resolutions He said that In order to the har
mony Of the conventions and by the advice OF friends
although his of the OF his re.u
tione remained unchanged he would therefore with
draw his resolutions.
The Rev DIR SMITH then rose and said, that the rre-
amsle and re,Nutien noticed BY him for tomorrew
would also be Withdrawn
Tbs Rev Mr. LEONARD offered resolution :" That II
was invxpedent that the services Of any neighborng
bishop should 10 future be required In the dooess OF
New Yo-h" The resolution was not seconded, and IL
fell to ths q oupd
The Hoa Luther Besdlsh and Stewart Brown offered
Aeir resig,st.ons wk.ch acseptsd and the Hoo
Hamilton Jish and Frederick De P-yrtsr. Eco ap.
poi nted in rseir stead
This conversion then sdiourned sine die
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News from the Arctic Ocean.

. Bosros, Sept. 20, 1850.
By the schooner Isabella, Captain Dodge, which
before that vessels departure hensgsrd from Indian
Harbor, captain was informed eAat some Esqui.
Captain crman's trading post at Indian Hsrbor,
about the 9Th Of July cssk, inside Of which vas
tin caniste containing and information reat
Ing TO the expedition Of Sir John Ross, (sir John
fSanh!in but the nature Of tho infor mation Captain
Dodge could not Ascertain s the papers had been
under seal to Sandwich Bay, for Transmission TO Eng
land, by the schooner Escort Of London bound home
with cargo Of salmon aud furs
Captain Dodge touched at Cspe Breton Island. and
found the inhabitants In great lotion account OF
the utter destruction Of their potato cropther prin
eipal reliance for eusteuance
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An.irs An BaIsamsre.
B.lIrmors SEPT 70, 1850.

bsLH"ohhi ofRt- ~ so~~.
Lieut. Edmund jenkins dice to-day.
Capt. Harvey, Of the brig Eleanor, vho vas arrested
few days for bringing ccnvtcts from b-rmaos, stu
held to snswer sv has been discovered 70 suit the
case; ~ Imposes nns Of 500 tor esoh convict pas
senepr.
Rshr.~. one Of the party srr-eted some time s,see
Gov obtaining land warrants fraudulerty, -ss cor
victcd, today, in the v. District Ceurt
The BRIG Creed, from phsisdelphis for Nozzle, vas
ashore Indian river IN ccrsequsree % some
lime failing Gre. The vessel n undsr vs'er
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A LARGE LIST oY LEGAciKs BY the will OF Mr.
Frederick kObIe, citizen Of his city, who died
in the year 1s2S. a large number " brquesis were
made 10 teyerul benevolent and charitable institu-
tons in this city, ind IN the city Of Charleston, y
c., 10 be paid AT the death Of the widow, no was
named IN the will as enc Of the executors Mrs.
h. Is still living, and the only surviving executor,
and having ex pressed desire 70 pay over 70 the
several institutions the amounts Of their legacies.
we understand that one or more OF them have
already Hcceded Ia her wish and received the
funds. The amount OF properly devised
nearly 500 eco; about one half Of which We left
20 the following institutions aud charitable bodies
Tothe Theological Seminary ofthe Protestant Epis-
ccpsl Church, IN the United States Of America, es-
!ebsh.d near Grrenwich, IN the State 81 New
York, 100000 20 the Domestic ans Foreign
Missionary Society ~ the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of Philadelphia, $4,000; TO the Society Of
the Proie stast Episcopal Church for the advance
nent Of Christianity, IN ;. e % 0O0 to the Ladies'
Benevolent Society Of Charleston, =. O., $500;
TO Shasrr D.spenssry, Charleston, :. G 10000;
20 the Bishops Fund. 5. G., 5000; TO the Female
Episcopal Benevolent Society Of ST. James Church
in the city 81 Phadelphs, for the use Of the poer
Of Philadelphil, 5000; TO the Philadelphia Dis
pensary, 0,OO0; the Orphan Society Of Philadel-
phs, 10000; 20 the Infant schools Of Philadel-
phla, $500; TO the Charleston Protestant Epsco-
pal Domestic Missionary Society, $1,000; to the
Mariners Church, Charleston, 5000; to the
House 81 Refuge, In the State OF Pennsy lvania,
100000; 20 the Society OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church for the advancement OF Christianity Ia
Pennsylvania, 5000; TO the Penhsylvania 1neti-
for The support Of the Bishop Of the Protestant Epis-
oopal Church in Pennsylvania, 5000 to the
General Episcopal Sunday School Union, $4,000.
Total. SssxlOOO
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telegraph Trial.

PHiLADELPHIA. Sept. %, 1850
French o al rs. Lee ct si-Tbs suit brought by the
Morse line against the Balm line for alleged infringe
ment Of patent, came up this morning in the United
States Circuit Court before Judge Kane. Before the
case was opened the court ststed that ts business
gsgsments such that 1t could not hear the case
for at least six weeks whereupon counsel for both par
ties agreed that the should be set down for fna
hearing the 18th Of April next
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r,rrssl> ssearabess Aecsac.s On che Mis-
soar River.

A terrible accident has secured on board the
atesner Rate Kcsrpey, BY which a nunber ~ lives
.ers loss she be.nd frsm this pl.os on her mp
rsrd frp for Keokuk .ben Of her fues collapsed
your persons eanty killed. besides nine Who
are severely scaded snc some Of -hom- IA thsught
cannot survive The cabin passengers escaped unburt
Ths boat his been tossed back to the sity.
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TELRn GRAPHIC

q - ~
INCIDENTS CONNECTED Win RER rRrP--ExrpAox-
DrSARr E1cITKsEsr ~ rBE CITY OF MOTIONS
Be-ror, Sept 10, 1859.
Jenny Lind, the Bwedsb Nightingale srri r.a At o.
ton, ct quarter past ten o'clock this morning. BIZ o
special train from Fall River. Thore was . great
crowd around the fremont uease under the supposs-
ton that she going thors, and II would have
much greater but for the rain. The .roitsmsn, ~s4
most enthusiastic, and tn cheering vehement Bya
rBss shs got into carriage the Hesss
and when she arrived at that hots vas surroasasA
by great numbers, Dot.ithstandrE The storm. TAsy
ob,er,d her loudly ana she sppsarsa a. the uiaisE
waving her bapdksrehisf
The pss.sge 10 the Empire STATE vas . vsry
plsAsbt one. and hes presence board ross-
nired By people on Bisskweils, Words snd Rssdsips
islands, End Astoria They CLEARED warmly, sai ~
ttls boys Rsndais Aod Wards islands ac.vu.
out In line 70 salute her 81 sac passed.
She ssrensds 81 this mossing, at trS Oolssk, ~
the United States Band ct Port Adsms she akss
sereBsded ct Fsr River, ara at all tho villages tie
line 90 Boston, amid thu creates: sHcitens~s. TIA
banquet bossi TIA BzpGe State, last stcunx. ga
magnificent.
The eHoItsmsnt her. "a far grsstsr thsn ~st II VAS
q, New YORK The sn.is. tickets bring sfs De At an
average oftsa dellsrs each the purchasers bsinr
fh, o. the sity. Lsdies attended the auction snAs
Temple waanos ONLY slisd but more outside .hs~
in. No concert In tAs world i0r the sumber pre-
duced suoA NE seat next In the t,ss c.s
sent for twenty .fosr dollars.
There to hsrs been grand display q ersuort
10 front a. the Rs~re Hoass tha evening b. the pro
prietcr, but u postpossd account Of The
Their
The Brigade and usical und bands are 70 ssrsnsss
hes, TO night -hen the Drummond light viii b. .ls
exhibited
| she has expressed desire TO remain Ia rsursassL
sDsn alter the concert Of Friday.
SECOND pRsrArcu.
| Bosros. ~ Pm.
sOtwithstanding the rain the crowd inosssseS dsr-
Ing the day around the Revere House I'm ss-. fh~s
ere some thov,snds shouting
Miss Lind ar,t made her appearansss at ths rfsdsr.
waving her handkerchief, vhsn she s~ srsst~S wisA
pth~slastic cheering The psops -sre -est 70 ss~ skia
Mr. poseef sprit IN tstsns the nfst uess. V TALKED
NJ .vsyyrbers He determined q give VI 30 tsr
~ rather than lose u.
Tieh.,s ~li sell "a Cor twenty eolt~ss sach,
or viii ~ much YsIs,sksn.
nj said that yr Phslop has purchased ths vhss
Of tho promensd Dc tickets at sssseh.
/
II. How Ed~srd Rtsrett Of Cambridge, has pre-
seDtsd thousand dollars 70 the CHy Free IL
| brsry 70. Boston.
Thu article Of oss sstaw hss recently hecOms 81
eous td.r.be Importance 10 tbs Ptstargh msrkst ~
| vhich city inaneor- Quantities dsiy conumea "
Ssehips glass wsrc. me las. tfs "pe '--a' "'s'"
\ pr tor.
; h,ihs recent Commencement Of ths fsansJ lsasi,
Cclisxe a. oettysf~vr IN dasrrco 4 y go tsn.
!. 4 eon,srr~d en- the Fev. furre'rs Wehftf 81 us
Mt.As Isl .....sl-lt Chwe-s bE.l--.s-'
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The Erie County whig Convention met this after.
poop half past two o'clock and unanimously mi
mated the Hon. 3 Haven Tor Congress, and Gen.
a NJ. o. Williams for District Attorney.
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movement. OF Ds.uns Wished Ina,v,a..I..

Movements OF Dtsstna Wished IpdivtAssIs.
kdmopd Lafayette; Cbevstier Jasteyrie; Hoo La
clue Dc ls Rosa, Mexicaa Minister; oensral Fsrsro
Mexico Cspt Montgomery, y. 9. A., and Hon. D.
Foote are In Boston
Chtf Justice wnlisns; Hon W. r. Jackson, Ha-
vsns; Hen. Ucister, Baliston Spa; \. Q. Delevsn.
do and 1877 others. arrived yesterday at the Irvins
Hcuse.
FL Bowen, Worcester; John Hanna, Pittsburgh;
Benz brvveter, Detroit; Gen n Ing. Baltimore; =.
y bag DO A nevsddss zsne'viils, ohioi Mayor
Daniel Hughes Maryland; jos b senatt Phisdei-
Howard Hotel
re- Rev. Bishop Bro~nsn Conn Stephen TORY aud
lady. Bopesdsls Lieut. Col Campbell and lady. Eng
land; Capt Mcdowell y. N; Mr.. Barr Eng
lead; Hon Hsvussd and lady, Pbiiadslphis Hoo.
W. W De Forrest Coss., and o. Others have arrived
az th. Union Place Hotel.
j. McRride Philsdeiphis; DIR. NJ srtin, U. N Gov.
Ploya Va L. Polk, Tennessee; Ii. walker, u o. M a.
Brevoort Boston and % others arrived At the Aston
IN Lockwood, U. sN N. Grinn, ssvsnnsh;
W T. Hoheon. Baltimore; Col Cohen, do, and $50
cthers arrived yesterday At the Irving Hs~se.
His Exoell~pcy, L. d. Ia Ross lsdy daughter, sons
end servant, Of Mexco; espor J. T. de Trosco wash
inaton ID Mad Tedesco ssd sister philsdeiphis;
Ew. Merrill lady and tyQ daughters, n T., and n
oshsrs arrived 81 the Usiokpiscs Hss~s
Lsena sosssr, ousbsc; ok.rs, T. Norris. Bsisi.or.
Rev. 2. rustls, Nd a. Bishop, Philadelphia; =
frevstsr Detroit, Hsnna pittsbsrsh. n. n. Rever
Worcester and al others, arrived ana took ROOMS
' Howard hotsl dprins the las n henrs.
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Shipping In Hampton Koads, &C.. &c.

NonToLK, va, Sept. 70 Ik5U.
The weather again becoming settled yesterday with
southvest wind all the that had been deain-
cd in Hampton Roads went to sea.
The Dismal Swamp canal Is expected to opon next
week.
1t Is understood that operations upon the Ssabosrd
and Roanoke railroad win commence In few days.
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HAi1fWOtH Fepf ~, 100.
The merchants Of this city have $4,000 fer collection
so~ the Northwestern Bank OF yrgirts. The Pre-
Aent Cashier and Directors, have fuu conadence In
Ehe scund ecnditicn Of the bank
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PsssAaE oF ruE soLDmRs' BOUNTY LAND BILL
MISS Dx's BILL LAID ovRR-rsMroRARY DEFEAT
oF THE NEW YeRK BRANCH MINT BuL-coSFIE-
NATION or Mr.. MAXWELL, Kro., Erc.
ovR src,.L TELEsHArHic coaREsrcSpkscE
WAsruNG1Os, Sept 70, 1850.
The senate day passed the soidiSrs Bounty Lsud
ILL., including in its bsnehts the widows and orphans
of sailors and msrires This will require q fteen
-niiBcn Of ssres.
Mis- Dixs bin OF million Of for the support
OF lunstcs In ell the States postponed to next ses-
sion I'm order to escsre Col. Beaten's opposition.
The ou.e have given the bill for the I'm provemest
Of Rivers aud Hsrbors the dosgs, aud tie Branch Mint
goes over nexs ssssion.
The Bounty L.nd Dill passed the Senate to-day but
4 was ov.rosdsi with amendments, making Il imPos-
sbe to 90, II through the Gous, present session
Mr. Maxwell va. confirmed a. Collector Of Nsv Yofk
rithout q sireicn.
Mr. Frost, appraiser was rejectsdi also, Mr. fsters,
Colleetor OF Ne~ orleans
The following army order Issued By the War
Department, on the zist inetsnt;-
The House OF Representatives. having On the 18Th OF
July 1850 adopted resolution requestiny the Presi
3ert to to that houorabe body hi, views
81 the ruies aud regulations witch shouls be establish
cd by Lag on certain subjects theio mentioned relat
ing 10 rank IN the army and navy, the President ~
rscts that board ocers th- army BE- assembled
uho shall deliberate upon 90 much Of said resoutio
a. appertsns 20 the army aud shall consult With an
nav b. sppos ted for the purpose, 10 rsistion 10
much o. ssd resolution as relates the relative
Of the army aud navy
The follo-iur ofacer. Of tho army appointe
memb~rp Of the board Gen Winfield Scott, ten Je-
Sup. Gen wool Col Crsn-. Surgeon Moore, fsJmAster
Hunts, and Lieut. Cot scott recorder.
The hoard will assemble at Washington on Monday,
the 18th Of October aud AFTER closing their proceed
lnsr viii report TO the War Department their views
and opinions the tuhj Gets subnirtsd 20 them
skiamors's condition IL Improving ana the phls-
clans have hopes OF his recovery Public opinion hss
upderFcne a great change since yesterdAy' ana the
Ballet In skidmores innec.pcs Ia referenee 70 Mat
thevs wife, s general MatthsWs 10 not yet arrested
his unsotusste wife has departed 20 the home oil her
friends In the South.
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Wy RAMS xlEcrRo-mAsssnc rs1.xaRArH.

wAsHiSGro>, Sept. Is 1850.
The House went into Committee vi the Whole on the
Army Appropriation bill.
A debare took place various amendment proposed
20 the clause to establish national srmory Mt Fort
IA ssssc
Mr.. Cons (dem.) Of Alabaps offered proviso, which
soeasopsd much laughter namely htyins in view the
ralstary effects OF the Peace Convention at Frankfort
On the Maine, Who may abolish Arus. the u-es Of war
ana that the may be mad. such plan as that
they msy BE- used Ter hunting game and other smuse.
nsnts.
The entire clause thes stricken cut.
Mr.. MEsDk, (oen )of Va. Ofersa an additional sec
lion which agreed tnsttt hall be the duty ofthe
Secretary OF War dseharg. any solsr ~ho. at the
siIe OF bis enlismsu is usdsE the OF one
years, evidence being produced that the enlistment
without consent OF the parents OF guardian
This uispsnes with the oi the hobeas act In
such cases.
The committee rose when all the amendments we're
copeurred In by the House and the bill pAssed
The Boure ktn committee
Tvs DIPLOMATIC ArraorsIsrIo~ BILL,
4 n returned frOm the senate Nth aEenanSnrs NE
amendment Of the senate strikiLs out the provision
that mileage Of me bers Of Congress rhcsd be cors
nut I'd BY the ususl mail route aud toAt the mileage
u members residing East u ths Rocky Mountains
ebould not be more than one thousacd dollars. and
hat OF those residing west Of the mountains shalt not
amount TO moro than tso Thousand oolisrn vas dis
agreed to by the House In eomD,tt-c. Several I'M
pottant Amendment we're scted upon aud the Com
nitt.s roee The House refused to sg.tn Into con-
ilt- and siso refused TO taks recess, but adjsurn
I'd TN
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The whig Convention. which m-t ct the syracuse
Houss odsy composed Of delegates from Osvego ana
hsdisos counties nominated Jshn Williams, OF Care
nova In place Of the Hon william Duer, who declined
Q neminatios.
John Abbott tditer Of the .qreki nsk~sp, printed
Knocked about and badly injured In 0sweso,
this morning By two mes, Who's. names We could not