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l FeoF5eTy ,, l sEsArE-Mr Dodge presented a resolution of ,A. Legislature of Wisconsin, repeaiag tho resolution of former session, esnsrrlng Mir Walker. unit,a States Senator from Wisconsin, for ki. amendment to the bill relating to California, pa.ssd two y,,,. ago.
 l Messrs Chase and Seward presented petitions for the repeal of the fugitive slave law. Mir Foots, from the committee on fo,r,sn r.,.. lions, to whom had been referred various memorials from the Peace SOcisty and otlers. reported rsso iutsn expressive of the sense of lhe Senate. th., arbitration should be provided for a all future trea ties by tho United States. Mir Buller, from the judiciary committee. repor. ted that, in the opinion of the committee, Senator appointed by the Governor of State to hl a va eancy in the Senate, was entitled to hol his seat till ths successor appeared and presented hs ete- den iiais.
 | Mr Haubin reported bill for mail steamers ts Rio.
 Mir Hhntsr introduced a bill regulating impor,a- ton and warehouseing oF imported merchandise
 The joint resolution for distributing works Of Mr Hamilton and John Adams was passed.
 The California private land claim bR vas further debated, and ordered to bs eegto.sed
 The joint resolution making land warrants s.- signabls was taken up aud debated. and then post. poned.
 After an executive session, the Senate s6l lourusl
 HousE Tine question pending was, oA aseeaa- ing, the demand for the previous question on ,he sabststalo offered yesterday by Mir BaY.ey for ths bill to establish branch mints in New Yer& and California, which substitute merely makes peaai Inc eounterfeiting or embezzemsnt of ingots oI gold authorized to be issued al the Assayers stlics la California, to bs received in payment ef Govera- ment duties there, and in Oregon. for five vsaf' The previous question seconded. the substitute wac disagreed to-ysas 9, nays Io3.
 The question then recurring ordering ti 2 ori- ginaI bill for establishing branch mints st New York and San Francisco toa third reading
 MT Strong moved to lay t on the ta5's which Fesu';ed-ysas loT. nays 90, So the bil vas aid on the table.
 The special order of the bill to establish board Of claims, was postponed till Friday. and shs Hoass resolved to devote to day anu tomorrow business relating to the territories.
 \ ieint resolution was introduced to admit Mir Rabbit, of Utah, to a seat, debated sad finally referred to the committee on territories. The Hsuss then went iaio committee of he whole, aud proceeded ,o ths consideration of inc bill authorizing the territories of otegou and Mint. sota To take charge Of Inc school lands and oIhs purposes Without coming to any ecnela lasioa ,h, committee rose and the House adJ0urnsd.
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Singular Movement.

A proposition was introduced and debated. in tts Maryland Reform Convention, for giving 10 the peo- pie ot the direut counties of the State the right 10 secehe with the territories attached thereto, Nnd pin such neighborlng States as they may desIe- The committee on the Legislative Department re- ported n favor o the abolishmeht ol Imprisonment a.hI
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Hihles seized ni rrnrnnn.

package of bibles, carried to Havana, lately, by the Rev. Mir. Parsous. as agcn, of the yseamayss Friend Society, have been s izsd as coutraband goods Mir Parsons aving brought them in his bag gage, uni refused 10 pay duty them. They will probably be condemned to the stake. Mir F has also been forbidden to distribute the English version of the Scripture among the sailors in port.
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The printer,s Eanauet.

Among the volunteer toasis Preseated at the Printers banquet. in News York. on Friday eve ming, was the following, by Cen. Geo P. Morris:
 "Ths -imsrieaa Uaioa"-A neble Iolio soork oi hirg-oas pages by the best saihofs in ihs Republic cf Letsrs-sa up sisreoigpsd. Triaied and bound in form that will last forever. Additions, not srss- urss. may be made; but Joiiov tAs original eoPy- eeen i( | goes oai ef tAl lciHdoie '"
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Disastrous Tempest in RuSsia.

Gallignani's Messenger says, le'ters from St Ps. tersbarg, of the ash December state that on the Sd of October terrible tempest b,oke out at Kugis, where the horde of KarIn generally establishes it's camps, and l6S persons were killed, as aso wsEe 2oj,G0o sheep. l 292 horses, 4o9 eameIs, and $50 oxen. During eight days the soil was covered with snow to the depth of 5l$ yards
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Fata, Occur,en.o

A melancholy SfrIir occurred At the house of Mir Shores, Bsysid~, Taibo, county, som. lime since. IL appears that the of Mf. aged years, pick ed up loaded gun. which he by some means dis e1aigsd, killing another son. aged three years, and an infant in he e adle beside. severely wo tnding Mrs, Emma Jones, who was on a visit to ihe house. Her hfsbt child affected at ihe sight oG her 1ead childfen, ihA, she became almost maniae.
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IT" "Noi hong since," ~nies an old ,,snd aSd correspondent, ''as was retaining if"in n'Hs'o' was amused, \ nile the made ~9h.shI4ft s9' .t demonstration mafs by cfszy H1A"s 0' .,'s ,o Inc State Ian.i,c As, lum. st Uucs. lie Nss .,a,to, o, inc track ia iTeni of tbs "tfon hotss "You tkink you are so.as'hing'' be sad ioekinE !" inc Ineo,noitye. 'sad sssu ing boEieg stii@er i; but look o'nefs. can whip you I've hosgea nc fiery buli, of Bashsip and broken iseiF hotas oil - Say .-donl yoa sisnd ihsre. ~h'sli'hg aad ''"~l like a backyard ia eaf-fooHl. Jts' la'Np s and YE take the coaeeit out Of yoy, yoa G--s 01a cookias-siore on rses!a."
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Danger of oYer-PopuIatioR in the United
 states.

The New York Tribune states the pnrais'ien oF China to be four hundred millions Its area is five millions and three huadred thousand miles-about the extent of the Atlantic States. In l70o the PoP- ulatioh was only twenty-seven millions. So that in one hundred and nifty years it has increased at this frgh,ful rate. The number to each square mile is two hundred and eight, and they are at the star, alton point. T'ie increase in this country is such that the population doubles every twenty years In l930 it will reach folr hundred millions. Some people ought 10 make themselves very un- happy about this "Sufficient unto the day is evil thereof"
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A Roland fnr an nlir.r

The New York Abolitoni.,s in ths recent tri.l of the fugitive slave, Long, raised purss Of sIOO0 to engage counsel for the negro The negro was proven slave and returned to his muster. The N York Usion Safety Committee came forward and PAid the owner every dollar of expense incurred in resisting the Aboii.ionis's-fees. costs e,eto tho snSouni of $i00. A good offset to the Abolition sabseriptIon.
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ErHis remarkable fact that there are now bal sx whig states in the Union six States that have whig Governors--New York. Pennsylvania, Ken lucky. Rhode Island, Vermont, ane floida Three sf these wbig Governors elected by majori,ies sf sny few hsndfsd; ani yet whigery. has control sf ths federal government; and is removing all ite
 federal officers in the states to make room for ts HsIiy hiehds--sn insgafe ant mino ity prescribing he majority from one eni of The Union to the other
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contemporary gives the following excellent receipt Tor keeping comfortable during the winter season:
 'sShat the door; make your house tight: es, stove; plenty Of dry wood; dent leave the door opeu; put spring or weight on il; if any cue stands holding the door open while hs tells long yarn, knock him down with the poker. We have bnt one thing more to aud. and that is-sHUT THE DOOR i'
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1j- Late intelligence fem SaIt Lake city repre-. sened all things there in prosperous condition. The crops have turned OUT well, and gold is aban- dsnt smong The settlers. A party recently arrived 't St Joseph iron there with from 75,00O to so,- 900 dollars in gold
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Eceeutrici,y.

A rich miser, in Auburn. New York, is 10 be buried in oSaseo Fake, beautiful sheet of water near that town He has stone coffin made. which takes twelve yoke of oxen to draw Il. He gives a man nice farm for buryiag him. He is 10 take him into the middle of the lake and sink him.
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a7- The Yankee Blade puts it down as tho rank est hypocrisy of the season. 10 make long prayers and neglect to ash your sidewalks when they arc covered wi h ice.
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Novel Case on a Question Of Freedom.
 A case of some novelty and interest, says the Richmond Dispatch, tried during the past week. in this city, in the Henrico Circuit Court of law, Judge Robertson presiding It was suit for free dom, brought by family of eight negroes, claim
 ing their freedom under deed of fnanumission exc cuted by their former master, about twenty years ago, in the city of New York. We learn that the evidence was, that they were children and grand children of their former master who carried them 10 New York and there emancipated them to evade the law of Virginia, which did not allow him 10 emsncipaie them here. without sending them out of the State; that he brought them immediately back with him to Virginia and they were never mo- tested in the enjoyment of their freedom since his death which occurred about Is years ago, until they were arrested last summer by the Sheriff. al the instance of his next of kin, and claimed as slaves.
 The question of the suiIiciency of such deed 10 confer the right of freedom in Virginia, was very elaboraiey argued for several days by Messrs. Sam Taylor and 1. R. Watkins for the negroes, and Mir. fuil and attentive consideration of the arguments and authorities. delivered an opinion evincing much ability and power of discrimination, allowing the deed, along with the other evidence, 10 go 10 the jury, who found verdict in favor of the negroes, after the ease had occupied the attention sf the court fot six days We hear that it is designed to carry the case before the court of Appeals
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D- The Papal Government has determined ,o or der all naked statues in inc churches 10 be covered incuding tho li4ls marble angels that have for ages been exposed to the pablic gaze, and the Genius at the tomb of Clement, by Canova. Paintings are aso says the Mes'qgers Moierae'e. likely to under 70 the same process. What next
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GJ- Now again the chilling breezes
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bioWs hWohg thr bundIng reesfs
 See the shePhe Us boy with rsggAd trowses.
 As he homrwards drives tho cowses
 Nearly frozen ars his toeses.
 And bless m heart. how blue his nose is Ct. The Boston Traveller says, that within a week over one hundred "iatentions of marriage '' were issued from ihe Registers OiTice, all owing 10 the influence of cold nights. Who would be a mis- cradle shlvsring old Biehelor ja.t now.
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LITTLE ROCK
Democratic State Convention! !!

Democratic State Convention II!
 A Democratic State Conyen- tion, composed of Delegates from the DEMOCRACY of the scv- eral counties, will be held at the Capitol, in the city of Little Rock, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, to nominate CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
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United states Senate.

The terms of eighteen members or the Senate wiIl expire The 3i March next. or these vacancies, the following have already been filled: Mississippi, Jefferson Davis, democrat. MargiIfd Thomas G. Pratt. whis Indiana, Jesse D. Bright, democrat FiOri4d, stephen R. Mallory. democrat. vice YuIee, democrat Pcnnsylsasii. Richard Brodbead, de,n osra,, vice Stargen, democrat Missouri, II my s. Gsysr, whig. vice Benton. democrat. Del0e1re, James A Bsyarj, democrat, vice Jno. Wales, whig. Rhode Island. Chas. A. James, democrat. vice AL her C. Greene. Wisconsin, Henry L. Dodge, demo erat elected. The vaeatcjes in the representa-. ton of New York. New Jersey. Tennessee. Mich- Ksn. Cslltnrnis. Massachusetts. Connecticut and Ohio. are yet to be filed. MT. Ranlont. the demo. srai iaeIy elected by Massachusetts. hois h;s sea. sny nniil the 1ih Mach nex, when the tern of Mr. wnthrcp ia whose place he was elected expires
 sT Itis stated Ihai the appointment of Mir. Cutry to Judseship m California, was so strongly con tps,ed n Executive session. on the 23i ullno, ;ha, Prssid.nt Filimors has withdrawn il. Mir. Corsy's successor Is net yet known
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ocean steam Nnyiga,iop.

The entire capital Si25. GOO, of The South Carroll. na Atlantic Steam Navigation Company. w.s sub. scYibed a. Charleston in few houIs after the book were opened. By the act of incorporation, a Hk, amount oi s 9 900 will be Ioan:d to the Company by the State.
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\ World Wide Family Trin.

In inc river Mersey, EngIand, ship called the Hannah, is lying. ei about Il tons, which has been purchased by Mr. Gardner. that hc and his family may navigaie aroaad the world. He has fitted it up n the first styie, with apartments for himself. family and serVant. ana has provsloned tt for five yeais.
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J)- The Supreme Court of Ma.aehusetts have d-e'ded in fsyor of an lasur.nee Company where the policy iotbsse the n.e ot ghIed cigars pipes on he premises-a sbiaet makers stop--it being proved that cigars were hsbilnally smoked.
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The AIarriage Relntion,

The celebrated Ea.hsh Sriier. Addison, has lef, on record the following important sebleHce:
 rws persons whc have chosen each other on, C! all the species, ssiih design 10 De zach other, mutual coniort and entertainment, have in that action bound themselves n be good huH orsa, aFabis iofsiviag. patient andjoyiai, with respect to each ohe,s iraites ana inrerGseiion. to he end of heii liyez
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IT. The Custom House al Monterey robbed oa the 7th December, of S51,000. 4 part of tho money belonged to NIT Kendall. the Collector, and the remaader to The Government Five men had been arrested on ssspcion.
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\ Correet Sentiment.

The Rev. Mr. 8ranard, in his Thanksgiving ser mon in Philadelphia remarked that "he who coun . s's res stance by force to existing law, with out intending a revolution 10 give it better gov ernment. is sn asSisSin."
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aJ' Col. Benton, says the Louisville Democrat. is going 10 write a book, We are glad 10 hear that he is going a, something which. il not useful ma y be interesting. We trust good old politician may be permitted to retire and write books Msay of them have coms to that age when, Tacitus says, a can think wha; he pisases and say what he ihinks.
 Let's have the book. IL will sel!-ne mistake about that.
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Insurance.

All who desire protection against loss by fire. be gratlfed for small premium by application 10 William 5. Wait, agent for of the most reliable Insurance Companies In the United States. Sec Advt.
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The River.

Twelve fee. water in the channel at this place but falling slowly. The steamer St Francis ar rived yesterday from Fort Smith, reports the river falling rapidly at that p acc.
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Literary.

I, is stated lha' c. ?. F. James has received from the Massrs Hmpars, Publishers. 5000 for the first edition This new novel entitled " Henry Sneatou. '' The book ia copyrighted
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It iscacu ated that tho entire expense in coaso. quenee of a four years whig administration. will exceed iilal of the Mexican war.
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D" Mole trouble coming" said Mrs Parting lon. laying down tiie paper lhrf-'s the State or Ahat:s, suppose Ii wiIi soon be applying for ad .. mIsslan In'o he Ui inn" And the old lady resumed her tarning with book of patriotic anxiety.
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steamshiu Atlantic.

Mir. Collins, the principal proprietor of the New York and Liverpool sieam-packet liDs is now in Washington city. He states that he does not give up the ship Atlantic.
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rWw NJ. VAN VALKESDuRGH, Esq, Warren Bradley county, is authorized 10 act as Agent for the Arkansas Banner.
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ey- The Shakers of New Hampshire have pur- chased large tract of land in Ohio, towhich they intend to move.
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D-sA despatch o Inc N. Y. Tribune says thai; rumors are aaoat of a weekly Union paper ia Washington, supporting Mr. Web,er fer the Plesi- dehcy.
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yF The Presldeni hds appointed J s II Rainsy Esq. Receiver of Pablic Moneys al ChampsgnolIr Ark, r.es B. ?. Box. who declined the appoint msnl
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GJ" Pictures, i, i' sad, are going out of fashion for the first time since the age of Appele'. In the houses of ,he people of fashion in New York. mir rors costing, perhaps, two or three thousand dollars. take the pace ef No ks.
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We saw man cut in the rain the other day. without an umbrella. He said the only one he had was new. and he want going to soil it by getting il wet Prudent man.
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IJ- The Queen of the Marquesas and her com panions lhs victims of the disbolicai outrage Of Capt. Snow. are to be taken back to their Island homes whence they sbjucted.
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Or Why is a traselef in railroad like a vio- lent democratic pariinnf fins He is hurried along by a ioeo-mcfire.
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IJ There Is l2mo Bible published al Concord, N. H. ia which the suggard Ia directed to go 10 his sunt pattern of industry.
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Weak doses of was,board are now recommended by physicians, for ladies who complain of dyspep- sAa Young men trogbIel in the same way can be cured by strong preparation of wood-slp.
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Rather Bitter.

A bachelor, reply To young lady who signih- ean,ly sent him as present. some wormwood; I'm glad your gifl is not a-Miss;
 Much worse migbt me belall:
 The NoTnwnod's bad alone, but worse
 The 1ofmwood and the gal @
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All Advertisements iatenieii for the Banner, should he handed by 10 o'clock Monday morning of each week. Sa insure their insertion.
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Extensive Forgery.

forged check. m the name oi William E. L.ve- rig. was pre.ePted at the counter of he Bank ol Louisiana al New Orleans, on the i7ul inst, for g. 97S, and eashed without discovery.
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Young ladies are like arrows, thoy are sll in 6 quicer when the beaux come. and can't go off with out them.
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We are alihOrizs sd a announce ROSWELL nEEBR as s eanaidaie for Internal Improvement C0mmissioner of Pu. ssk conn,y the ensuing election, be holden the 18th day of MMch next
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gJ- The F5iga'e "Con.liiu on' Is 10 b. disnan- tied and paid od al the Navy Yard. Brooklyn.
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Congressional Proceedings,
THIRrYFIRsr CONGRESS- SECOND srssrov
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 wasHsoroS. Feb. SESArE-Mr Hunter offered r.. slot;o, ;..,..,.. into the sxPedieney Of coihing dalgar.. hajyN, quarters. 10 be composed ct eqaal vanr of s, .'I silver. which was adopted e" s"a Mf Haie's resolution ealing for eoryss,cr.... between the United states sa Spain. reaii,. o ,ss afnissed negroes, was debated Toe Senate thea spent shoIt time in sv.,,.l.. sesslo1 and af,er the doors were ep.pe. NJ, BY announced the death ol Mir Kauifnaa. n, r.,,. and spoke feehngly Of his merits. and ,hs ..a.; resolutions were adopted. ] Aud the Senate adjourned.
 HousE-Aiier The reading of ths ,eerr,l w. Howard sHnouncrd the death of hs colisssas n,.'t ;. kaaaman,a representative from rrx4e ve,,a oceuted suddenly yesterday evening. a, his l Mf II, pronounced feeling euleey unnn n. as. ceased by the suddshneS with which ,bs e,.s, ,aok place. When MT K,utman leit the aaa.. !, T o'clock yesterday, he appeared in pe,leet bt,lth - He was native oi CunbeFland, Pa snt bad res,a,A 1 in Texas for several years.
 | Messfs. Morse, McLanshan. and Mecl.,n,.a spoke in the highest tetms of The merits of n. s. ceased. The customary resolution, of rs.p,rt saa regret, and of appointing . eosemi.,er ,a maka arrangements Tor attending th. fahstai ea Monday next. were adopted, and the House sdieatned
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IF The maTnsd women alone. aud 'ha' iu o-' few iastsaees favor ei UB,oo--io man s.A s''- tp very smsf. boy --somshmsE.
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IT An elk. weighing 600 pounds, and with ant lers that measured four feet, killed ID Pot. ter county, Pa.
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lI3 Wben man starts for CshiorAia he calls fl El Doraaai whea he cones back he calls il Hell DoFa!o.
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es- Matches are made ia heaven. Yes, was the reply, asd they are sometimes dipped n the other place
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D- Tn" Council Of lhe cA.erokees have imposed tax on ali fee negroes and tRuatoes residing in ihe nation.
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1T Why is table salt naturally cool in temPefa- turs .fas, 1t is always in the cellar
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IF Why will next year be The same s' .a'1 e, S' ans. t..t gear w.s eighteen haaifed and 6iiY. sh1 inc next viii be eighteen haDdisd and hliy'';+S
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St ri, mesa 10 dua a nan tor a smali deb i, i, an almighty sight msgaer Co wait 10 be dun0ed for snsli debt. May be wrong, bu, that's my opin- ion '
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Fb !

EFp T.
 SKSA'E Various petitions were presented,
 Mir Winthrop sad that he had receise', a cerli6. cafe of the election of Mr Rantou. with the rrqus,t To present either to Mir. Ran'out or 10 the Senate NIT Ranloui not being present. and to prevent m,s- construction. he presented the eredsoii4, uHdsf- standing thereby hat hi, ctfcr termias,ed.
 Mir Clay raised the question ef privilege. oontrnd- ing as kanloai hal no' accepted, Wi9uisop sss titled to occupy his seat.
 Mir Davis offered resolution that wtnlhsop vi" en,it~d to his scat unlil Ranioul appeared
 Mir Butler opposed the tesolsson. Mir Rhe,t ca-f.d a resolution declaring Ina, the term Of a Senator holding eifiee by executive sp- pointmrut. vacated upon the assembling oi he Legislature of his State. ? A debate ensued, Messrs Beuisn and Borland ssvseing with Rhsu. Me,srs. Downs. Brsdbny. Wslksr. Hale, Sewafd, and Underwood, agreeing with BuYlsr, Messs Rusk and Clay agreeing with Davis of Mass
 Mr--Haie moved 10 lay the subject oa the iabls. which was lost; ana without taking vote. the Senate adjourned
 HoVsE-The House resolsed itself into committee of the whole, and took uP iAs bh 10 establish board of accounts. In committee ol The whole. inc b0sss took uP i'e bii e,tsblishing board of th,ee commissioners to ac, upon elalms referred 10 ihen.
 MT Nelson advocated tAs necessity Of 'be hasa'- ure, and showed how hts was done lof elA'nsSs by Congress.
 Mir Thomas opposed ths Shl. believing thai il may lead 10 fraud and eorfap' ion.
 Mr Venable advocated. shs SHi.
 The committee rose, when oa motion oi MF Burt, a resolution was adopted 10 close the debate To- morrow al Two o'clock.
 The Hou,s again went into coEmiifse oi ths whole, when Mir Mclean. of Ky, spoke ID favor ol tae bili, and without finishing h' sPe~sh, saHs way for a motion that the committee iiss. ~nea P's- vailed, and the House adjourned.
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stray Pig

Mr Ffanris Pig of Indianapolis, alvesuses hi, wife Froncna Pig "a
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n Ii is said there are s,o67 dialects ef laSg1ags' in the world, of thsss Iai4 bsIong 10 America
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The bark popmuunett. Capt. Wm. H. Taylor, fitted out at san Francisco for whaling voyage. foandered at sea On the 10th December, t~e days after leaving port. and six of the men psrishsd.