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From 8. B. Hannah; wholesale dealer in HAS. Caps

from Is. Hanndh WllOItSd1e ueuItr TIT IIdIU, OdpS
Boots, SHOES, &c &C. at
-FAM.t p EVANSVILLE, Ia. March 30, 1850.
Door, fiArcHrrr:--l have used v, ur PREPARATION
ofCohosh tor torpor OF The liver, indigo ston, and
general nervous debility; every Instance With as.
iunlshIng success. | would recommend II to all
s,milarly AFFECTED. as sale peasan, and efcacous
medicine Your otsedlent serv't,
..sst JB HANNAH.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THUsRDAY, JANUARY %, 1851.


Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Tennessee, from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported bill encourage agriculture
mece, manufactures and all other branches Of industry, by
granting to every who the head Of family and cl
Of the United States homestead Of hundred and sixty
of and out of the public land upon condition of occu
pancy and cultivation Of tho for the period therein spe
cited which read twice.
Mr.. JOHNSON Of Tennessee, moved that this bill be
fetred to the Committee Of the Whole the Of the
Union and printed He said that although he had much
say he did intend dean the House with many remarks
at the present time He thought that this bill ought have
passed instead of the bounty land act which gave oryeghs
millions OF to sldes who had been engaged in the
military Of the United States and who had not been
otherwise provided for He set out with the general PROPOSE
ton to give every land who ought TO have it. Every
man who lives the land ought to be owner Of the
soil This bill would give land every soldier who in
condition to occupy and cultivate it, and by doing this they
would have kept ost OF the country the large number OF ah
warrants which had fallen into hands Of Sbyocks and
spectators He did say that those who were Old
and infrm disabled should have nothing but he would
have the old soldiers go 10 the Treasury and receive fc
was crying evil that the public lands would be thrown
into the market indiscmnatey they would inure to the
benefit Of spectators.
AT the las, session millions Of acres had been granted for
roads, colleges and asyums and would they now refuse 70
grant hundred and sixty of land to the andess man.
which would enable him become more efficient ard vau-
able citizen He was glad Illinois speaking on This
subject and she would speak through her Representatives
She the first Stale forward in favor Of this sub
iec but he did not believe would be the last This mat
ter was attracting the attention Of the people, and when they
understood and saw how the public domain was disappear
ing they would have law registered The statute book
Since the agitation Of this subject there had not been much
d-cusson except within the last eighteen months The
prominent men Of the cdsny had begun consider it, and
the people Of the country interested in it. He
cluded by calling on those who friends Of the people,
who protect and promote the interests Of the work
ing man. who willing % stand by the labong, indus
trial. and agricultural s. sustain this as the sub
stratum on which all others rest. #a: .a
Mr.. CASEY said that, though he member Of the
Committee Agriculture, he present when this re-
port agreed to. He had this bill and he
inquired Of the gentleman from Tennessee whether il had been
agreed to bv a majority Of the committee
Mr. JOHNSON replied that that committee had authoriz-
ed him again and again to report the bill just was
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THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1851.

The Senate, ss in Committee Of the Whole resumed the
consideration Of the special ORDER being the bill to provide
the asceranment and satisfaction Of claims Of American c
for spolations committed the French prior to the 3s
Of July, 1901.
The PRESIDENT. The question pending is on the
amendments made yesterday in Committee of the Whole
which to strike out the eleventh section Of the bill and
much of the ninth section is necessary make
spond to the amendment made by striking out the eleventh
section The question will be taken both ogetber unless
q division is asked for.
Mr.. TURNEY. | ask that the vote may he taken first
concurrng in the amendment made by striking the
eleventh sections and that question ask for the yeas and
nays. y#
The yeas and nays ordered and taken with the
following result -..s @.M
YEAS = Messrs Badger, Baldwin, Berrien, Bradbury,
Clarke, Clay, Davis, Of Massachusetts Dayton, Downs,
Ewing, Greene, Gwin, Hale, Hamlin, Mangum, Miller,
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n. N. MARR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. q Csmp street, New Orleans.
dec 25-eo2m
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would have been the subjects Of but ardy legislation if
body else Concerned but is another power that in
eresed which has pushed this its present position
hope that we shall give vote which will be memoir
able to this class Of Mankind and which will show them that
they no longer speculate upon the Treasury and upon the
labor Of the American people, a.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Massachusetts, Mr. President suppose
it will be conceded by ALL that another country commits
robbery and spoaton upon the property Of citizens Of this
country, the duty of this Government reparaon
and to seek that reparon by all proper suitable
in its power This duty goes the extent that such aggres-
sions may form of II they cannot be stad
without hostie becomes the duty Of the Government
prosecute hostillles on account Of them.
DO not propose 10 go into this question: but suppose this
Government in the performances its duty to prosecute and
require specific Of money for spoatons committed upon
its citizens Suppose that to be done and the money To be
paid into the Treasury aud then the claimants come here and
ask to dsbuse that amount 10 them for the claims which
they have growing out Of the spoiaons there is no aene
man here that would doubt the proprety Of paving that
money out of the Treasury. Nobody would doubt that il
belonged the persons who had been robbed and think
that in such voice cud be raised again, cam Of
that character. The question then is 10 the first race
whether the Government has prosecuted this sm Every
body knows that they have. Have they il, If Il
has been recovered in money should be paid out if il has
been recovered in any other MANNER should be paid out
the equitable obligation Is equally strong.
will not 60 into the evidence which has been so aby re-
viewed former occasions, and discussed with ability
have before me- though will not detan the Senate
by reading it, the declaration Of the First Consul Of France
giving full and complete Of all the of
this negotiation, and from il appears distinctly h,, there
was set Of clsms one side and on the other poed for
in the treaty Of 1900 that the second article of tha ,reatv
inserted because the parties could not agree upon the
amount Of money which should be allowed on one sde and
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-25


the value in the place to which they were destined"
We have here remarkable fact that France, in decree
undr which portion Of these captures were msde declared
that circumstances compelled her seize this property to
keep her rich well poor from sarvng and that she
would pay for the property captured France never denied
these claims up the date of the ratification Of the treaty
France acknowledged their JUSTICE and We having obtained
release from the Obligations for which bad offered millions
Of ancs yet denied the claims for fifty years. and
say these claims just which Madison pronounced to
be just which Marshall pronounced TO be ust-both OF them
Secretaries Of State the time when the subject under
discussion, and who knew all the facts And yet we
told to-day that there is nothing tangible, nothing that
be the subject Of equitable asgn,b in these claims when
the very decree which have read the declaration
Of the French Government that the goods thus sezed the
property thus taken should I've paid for. .s
Mr.. BORLAND | desire to say single word upon
this matter. Objection has been made TO this amendment
upon The ground lha, If pass this bill will acknowledge
the justice of the debt and then seek to limit by the
amendment 1t is also urged that the amendment will be
contradictory, and will interfere with the purposes OF the BILL
the main principle of which is that this just debt, which
we bound pay and upon which we have no right TO
impose any Imitation. II TO that the bill itself
contains the strongest declaration this is just debt
that it is not debt ALL bat that tits mere grauiy, as
think very clearly shown the other day by the honorable
Senator from Virginia, (Mr HUNrER.) iii be a debt
which we ought pay, why should limit the amount to
be paid TO hve mlons' II that that will not be
sufficient TO satisfy all the claims which will be presented. IL
II be debt, we owe it. and ought pay it. fullest
tent but be not debt and think il is not we ought
to pay il, particularly as we not in situation pay it
| this time. .'.. '..
Mr. CLAY. Mr. President, having bad some familiarity
with the subject Of this claim when occupied different po
son in the government Of the country, had been my in
tenon, for deemed il necessary to say something the
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WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
The CAUSES kNO TIE REMEDY

Many aul many si'e ,r1urcs years n tndih
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tiirl NJ llI1vs hts la,n the m.,us oi saving the
health AMI ihs ilr ~ thpusipl., as over
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Clocks and Watches.

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FOR The Removal and Permanent Cure Of oil
NERVOUS DISEASES,
GENEnAL DEBILITY,

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Tic DOlOreux and Neuralgia.

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lHgttUsltl tlIuuEh the sJ stem tHe Necklace E8f
lpgal sirat aHi ths flHli Its directly uIuu fuH 81
irrisi usues ln these iisTsssius afCilaas ne ~
FllJatuu NEVER FAILS
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BLAME nooKS

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