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NEW York and California millionaire Assoeaasssa-
IN One thousand shares OF thousand dollars Cap
limited number Of shares TO be obtained BY inns
parties have capital invest special partners admias
conformity New York. free sa
sonal liability future assessment, Al the OF CA
certificates OF shares issued therefor ten cent
and mining the United Slater. under the direction ~ -
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
As tho General Partner and Chief Agent Of the CompaaJ
No. II Wall street, New YaL
Cafornians and other responsible throughout he U
who aid in obtaining with the United States
cation and investment in the sssocston ara TO be
points, where q line and vessels b -
available for uade carrying the mails passensers and sh =
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. -.
There very large aud increasing business doing with Cs
nis, Pacific long sappy OF sod caas
demand capital. goods and manufacturer will ss,os
and calculations therefor And ned y
demand and profit thereby that this association being rn
der the firm and style OF o. HOLDEN CO,
ercante Commission Merchants Rsakne
Insurance, and Mining Agents, New York and san Fns'
Capital u 100000
eb2-u
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United states Mail.


PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States fs
day July 1851 the 30 of June, 1882 inclusive ~
viii be received Office Of the Pos, oe Depss
in The city until g. OF the LIST Of April H n
be decided BY the 18th day April 1851 the aud
manner and time herein specified, viz;
IOWA
4745 From Muscatne al 6 IN, week, Saturday;
BY Upton, Rome, Anamosa, Peaks, Delhi Eads Grow. !.
Garnavlo;
TO Prairie Chen, by II IN, Tuesday, l40 miles
And back between p III Tuesday and next FRIDAY
Proposals Upton, with Dir
trips 47O2, will be considered.
Each proposal should be accompanied by signed
responsible persons, in the following MANNER
I" The undersigned guaranty tha' -
cepted by the Postmaster General, shall onns
with good and sufficient suretes, TO perform The Nm
proposed"
This should be accompanied BY the certificate Of postm
equivalent testimony that the guaranto are men Of
and able make good their guarantee.
proposal should be sent the department, sealed
Proposals No. 4745, and addressed to the Flint
Postmaster General
For prohibition of bids resulting from combination, md
which the contract Is 10 be made
Iast annual advertisement.
N. X. HALL. Postmaster Genera
Posr OYrIcE DEPARTMENT, Feb II, 1851.
Feb I3-law4w
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ARSHALS sALE.-By virtue OF three wriu OF hrt ts1A
III issued clerks once the circuit u the 1c
OF Columbia for the ~ Washington, and to dsc
shall expose public sale fos cash. Saturday, the u @
March next IL O'Clock, in front Of the court house 900
said county, the following described property lying and bn
OF Washington Known designated the map ~
city Of Lot in square 202 part Of lot in rquAr ~
III in 100, lot "a square ST. lots ~ and ~ squ
lots and 10 in square 370 lot In square 81 Of lot s
s Of lot in square 247 lot In square 5, hsa
square 654 lot in 1885, In 1852 m
square square levied and "
be sold satisfy judcisjs Nos g, and TO March, 1871
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal Of the District Of Coumsa
Feb
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IN conformity Virginia, chap li3 secuon ~ ~
hereby make known all whom IL concern thai ~
by certificate OF the eschesor OF the town Of herandrs A.
2i OF January 1851 the land once
oath day of January 1881 by inquest held on me nh
January 1851 the following lot Of ground found
this Common wealth lot Of ground in the Of hi.,
the OF Duke and Pitt Of which Ersnet m
died seized without heirs containing eauarter o squ
lot eschssted Of January, isas but no" ~.
insufficient finding OF the jury was, upon motion, qus'hea
fully vested In the State, .-un
Jan es-Iavsw Register Land once
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ssasaas7azasasasssaais
Charles DE Seltiisak,

No Todds Building Pennsyvanis avenue, Washington ~
soner OF deeds for New York. California, Minnesota ana
other States OF the Union.
CHARLES DE sELDiNG, having been appointed by inc rev.
" the New York, California aho
other State. OF United of the Territory OF hn"
commissioner to take the acknowledgment OF deeds Ae
his services to the citizens Of Washington and elsewhere
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MORSE.s TELEGRAPH.

ME Office of Western Telegraph Company removed
Glmans apohecary shop, on Pennsylvania
q few doors west of Browns Hotel
This is only direct line Of telegraph from WashiAe
Wheeling Pittsbarg where connects with other lines
ing Detroit Chicago Cncinnat Louisville, 81 Louis N
Memphis, Vicksburg and the whole western country.
The northern Morse office is few doors east Of the Hai
Hotel
The southern street, opposite the National lassuss
othce
AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7--dtf President Western Telegraph Conway
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A. & q. A. ARNOUx,
DIAPERS IND IydILORS,

Above the Ircing House, New York,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite and the pls
n of spring goods, OF the na
they prepared make the best and
fashionable style their usual moderate prices Fresh @
cassees vestngs Of latest importons elegant h -
for dark do patterns Of Paris embroidene
There sklfu employed in this establishments
pants and to cut wascos Rsa
partnent complete cif Amy and navy uniforms M
accuracy and despatch and in the most approved
ner Strangers metropolis will fnd this csl
every tase aud perfect nj always insss
N b. PREMIER wAIsrcoATs.-I'hese elegant wai'coss =
admired Castle Garden, have been awarded
6rs premium by the institute their late fair
Feb l5--dm
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ENaLIsH PATENTx. from 1901 Is%s-s register -
u granted during that period. ! vol. London. 49,.
Webster on Letters Patent for Inventions and Copyf
vol. London
Godson the Law Of Patents. ! vol. London. lam
Hndmsrch the Law Practice OF Letters Patent of '
lions ! vol London
sp.nc. the Law Of Patent Inventions J vol London.
Turner the Law Of Copyright Design vol Lemon. N.
Loosey's Collections Of Laws Of Privileges
countries OF Europe. l vol Vienna.
Curtis the Law Of Patents. l vol. Boston -,
Philips the Law Of Patents for Inventions. vo Il,
Kingsley and PRISON the Patent Law. and Prscpce
bop. ! vol. New York. IN
FRANCk TAhbV"
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FIGHT THOUsAND volumes Of Books at Au'""a
IA w. N. MORRISON viii sell early in February, al h ~
Of street and Pennsylvania large and %
lection Of English books, amongst which sPenn
rie selected by we'll known collector from the b,p G
rhuow and other celebrated libraries during The 1851 We
months. Catalogues may be had early in February
Jan 7--wu
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EESrryAE.The sdie. OF the Presbyterian chs
hold sale benefit Of said church, Of useful ana
refreshments wv
of ~ aud Pennsylvania avenue to
Thurrday neat tn. 23th instant, and each day
dnhsa the week .,,a
They have valuable and attractive articles, worthy
1o-tt
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LOWELL 4 BROTHERS. Manufacturers sod ~

tlowElL ~ HNoT6hl&s- manutss'"''t- -.
Ill Porers, Do baltimore street, BALTIMORE Invite W
country merchants and others the extensive as"'
style hang borders Gre &C. which Wy %
receiving from tne mandatory, embracing fine ssun p
and chamber oak statues I'd and velVPAF
a large assortment II low priced paper. ,
+ Fsb Inn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20
NrMiM MMM@tsg


In Glover, Mt the Union House, Dec. 4, by Rov.
T. J. Tenney, Mr. Charles RannOy, Of this town,
and Miss Maria VI. Stearns, OF Danville.
In Eowbury, Dec. s, by Rev. T.. copeland, Mr.
searies Eastman, and Miss Mary A. Lothors, both
Of Newbury.
In Danville, Dse,lo, by Rev. J. +. Spencer Mr.
Thomns D. Clement, aud Miss Eleanor L., daughter
OF Con. s. Dole, both Of Dnnylle.
In Littlc,on, N. H.. Mr. George Mu:;;..en and Miss
ETiIRBGTH Erratu-i- both - II-it,lAinn--
In Bradford, Dec. II, by Rev. Mr. MeKovn, Mr.
Low L. Tucker and Miss Be,sey p. Carlton. bolh
OF Newbury.
In West Fahlce, Dec. II, Mr. AlonEo- George,
merchant ~ Post Mills, md hiss Mary, daughter
Of Col, Elisha MAY, OF west fRiriee.
IN Havcrhiil, n H., Dec. 10, by Rev. S DeIano,
Mr John c. Duming, Of liaverhiII, and sirs, Lydia
G. Hewcs, Of Lyme.
In Newport. Doc. 4, by Rov.Jame, Smith, Mr.
IIOnTy ). Jcnres and IIlas Ann EHxpheth Mastsn.
| oth,of Nsrrcit \,rf
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nleArmgs


10 iiauoyu, n. H., Des.p, Nr Calvin Eaton, agad
~ yearsf 100 tlIl p au ill.I.I q
~ Danyille, Dec, ., ~ eaukeT-rnsh, franklin H.
auly child Of ST. Aioses and Ms Julia A. Namsy
aRgd yenn aud months,
" Danyllls, Dee ., n oAHksr-rsslI, LutheTi son
u 81 benjamin and Mr.. Aehsah Havkinf aged
yenH, months .nd u days
Ia Rurks, New ~, Rsfhsr MIandA, daughter II
Horace aud ifopetdll w. Packer, aged years and
months,
Ia sutton, Nov a., pslyswRes Way, vifo Of
Wells Way, Ksq., formerly of Marrow y, w., ssai
10 ycan,
~ Hanover, n. II, Nov, 10 A. the residence ofh.
sou Mr Richard CuUisr eyed ~ yoars-fnr up
wards d 40 yeaFs keeper u public house In En-
field.
IN Enheid, n. H., Oct. y, NJ John johnson "a,
aged 81 yean, Brn. johnson soughf shd fsnnd tho
religion N Christ ahaut ten yean since aud soon
united with ihsM y Church. II which lac contin-
usd member uniIl called 10 lulR ths church III
umphant lie @as called q suffer much for some
months before his death, but 30 bore oil llh suffer
inRs with Chus,laU Iu',gnaipn, frequently saying
Thy wiltbe donef and when The lasi hour eams,
he met death with triumph, feeling that 10 die {.
gain" IIo has lsft wife aud two daughters n
noun his l"ss, May hIs death BE- ianrTinci "a
them for their everlasting good. u, ~ TAiTiS.
! Enhei, y, H., NOV 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20
LARGE FIRE IN LOWELL.

a destructive fire occurred last Tuesday
morning in Lowell, the particulars Of which
are communicated in the following slip from
the Office ofthe Daily News:
"Our city has been visited this morning
with one Of the most destructive fires that has
been known for years. About half past one
o'clock, fire broke out in Crosby's turning
mill, on Howe street, (Belyidcre) occupied
by Il. x q. Crosby bedstead manufacturers,
Milton Aldrirh. wooden screw manufacturer,
and VIM. Anterior, rs n machine shop. AT
the time the wind was blowing fresh, aud il
showed quite hard The flames spread from
thence 10 three dwelling houses on Fayettg
street, one owned and occupied by Ziba
Abbott, ESD, and two by Stephen Castles
one of which was occupied by himself All
three were consumed---thcir contents, howey-
err, were mostly saved. Extending south from
Crosby's shop, the fire communicated 10 the
stone buildiHfs known as Stotts Flannel Mill
which was also entirely consumed. The Elan.
mel Mills, We understand, were insured ior
$4,000 in the Etna, Hartford Castles dwell.
ing houses in the Charlcstown Mutual. Ath-
fgrton's Machine Shop was uninsured The loss
of the Messrs Crosby was about S6OOO.-in.
snred for $4,000 in the Peoples Office, Bos.
ton. MIR Aldrich's loss we could not ascertain
-he was partially insured. Mr. Ahhntt's
house was a two story wooden building. The
roof was burned of and the inside complete
y gutted-The walls left standing. Furni.
ture mostly saved. Loss on building, $4,000
insured in the Middlesex Mutual Concord
for $1,000. A small barn, Just in the rear of
the house; owned by Mr. Abbott, was also
burncd--loss $500, no insurance. Carriage
and harness saved Me- Castles houses were
also two story buildings double tcncments.-
Mr. G. saved the most of his furniture. Loss
on house, S6000--insured in the Charlestown
Mutual, $1,000 each. There were three fam.
lilies occupying Mr. Castles ,enenents, other
than his own. Peter Timmins, an Irishman
saved most OF his furniture. Messrs Ephraim
and Stephen Walsh, occupying two other ten
ements, were the other sufferers They saw
ed most of their furniture. In connection
with the pecunlary fosses OF rnuyc- trrc-fatttt-
lies, We have 20 add that of tho most melan-
choly suffering. Mrs Walsh the elder lay
sick with the consumption, and expired few
moments alter her removal 60 n ncghbor's
opposite. A sad night il has been TO them
The loss on the Flannel Mills we have not
heard estimated. IL must have been very
large. We understand that some $4,000 in
had lately been put in. IL Is
not known how the-frc originated, hut with
out doubt it was through accident The wood
en- mills on the west side OF Howe street. OPP
positc from Crosby's. and the Flannel Mills
were eoreral times on fire, but were promptly
tStinguishrd ~ the 6rcmOp
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CONSPIRACY IN HOLsTEIN- ARREST
or "a. KOssuTI's AGENT.


letter from Hamburg Of The Esd, IN the
Independence, Of belgium, says
~ grave event has taken place among the
Austrian corps d'armfs ia liolsten, Many
Ut the regiments composing 4 consist III great
part Of liungarians, and among them are
many young men Of noble families, Who arc
compelled BY the Austrian Government 10
serve A. simple soldiers. ln spite Of the die
asters drawn down on unfortunate Hungary
by the revolution, these soldiers cannot re-
prrss the hatFsd whlrh h1imhtes them, or
their desire for q new revolution. The pres
ence ~ England oftae eK-diiaatar, kOssuih,
aud bis violent diairbes against tho Austrian
Government aud dynasty, have greatly con
irihuied Of late, 20 excite the sentiments Of
hatred nt the Hungarian soldiers, aud hn
armed revolt, Of which tho Consequences
would have been incalculabln in the north,
has been GA the point o. breaking out aiaoi,a
them but IL has been prevented by the As-
! tive surveillance Of the superior officers Of
The Austrian battalions.
| An agent Of kOasuth, and Of the revolution
AIRY propaganda Of London tho Hungarian
/ Count iolocki, who commanded a regiment
I AZ COmoTn, during the rryolnton,wa arrest
! rd tli's d,y hei1ro Yesterday by the mihtaTy
authorities Of Renshurg lie lad arrived
from London by way OF Paris, un,lor a false
name La bis possession we're found prorln-
nations incling the soldiers 10 revolt, aud
printed ropios 81 the last public speeches ia
England by the ex-dctator II was General
~ stated ~ the town, that many officers, (ihc
nufaber y said Ia ba ninoteon,1 aud eraal
number Of non-cOmmissioned officers aud sol
dicrs, have also been arrested az Rensburg
for having been agcompliccs Ia the projected
revolt Ihete arrests have been principally
effected lu the SUhwatzunbura regiment
which ~ almost entirely composed 0rtiungA
rians, and which 10 az present in garrison IN
the fortress of Rensburg. II has been Asecr'
tanned that the Agent Of Kossuth, aided by
another Hungarian, (liuschak, } and Who hai
also been arrested, has succeeded ia organic
ing the revolt ia a slragetic point Of view
the spot was well chosen. lu posscs,int
) themselves OF the fortress, the conspirator
calculated that they would receive the sup
port Of a number OF the dismissed officers an,
soldiers Of the army Of Ilolutein. new in
! aurrcclion In the two Duchics would hay,
b opened a vast field 60 the revolutionary OK
ploits medilaiedb y Che EufdBCHH propaganda
ht London. During the last three days, th'
electric tclcgrapli has been exclusiycly oeou
| pied IN transmitting 50 Vienna the despatch
rs ofthe Austrian Coldmandcr-in-C Chief; ever
those OF the stock exchange cuuld not bo sent
On receipt OF this deplorablc news at Vienna
General dc RaInbcrg, an ad-dc.cAmp of th
Emperor, was Immediately sent on 10 exam
! inc the affair, aud ho has already arrived a
Altona'"
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JOHN BARNEY's ESTATE.

Caledonia Distuct,ss,
In Probate Court holden ut Danyile, within and for
said district on the 9Th day OF December, a. d.
1851.
GEORGE c. BARNEY, Administrator Of the e.
IN tate Of John Barney, late Of ~. Johnsbury,
IN said district, deceased, presents his administers,
tion account for settlement; Nhercupon, IL Is or
dercd that the be referred to tho l4th day Of
January next, nt the Probate Office la said Dan
VILE TOT examination aud rllownncej and that all
concerned bo notified hereof By ,he publication Of
this order IN the Caledonnu, a newspaper printed
ut 81. Johnsbury, tsEo wcc<S sucecssiSnly us soon
rs may be- that they mhy appear, and ~ Slid time
and place, h they see cause, object thereto.
By order OF Court,
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge
true copy Of record, E6oNs
Attest IN THERON HOWARD, Judgu.
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CHAIN PUMPS.
THE SUBSCRIBER

TIiE SUBSCRIBER
A S manufacturing the Justly celebrated CHAIN
u PUMPS, aud warnntA them 90 be frat rate
article lie is prepared to furnish NIL orders from
Caledonia County, with promptneSa aud despatch.
Ihose wishing for tho above named Pumps can
have them placed IN their wells on trial, by for
wRrdiug their orders to the undersigned.
}. e. DOLLOFF.
Knst Burke, VT, Dec. :, 1901. 1901
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TEMPERANCE coNyHNTIoN, Tho

AAsH hEtNhNNA@ NOsN v HsNN AtliNF li0 hi-
uual Heoling ~ the State Temperance society WIN
be holden NJ ST. Iohnshury Plain. on Wednesday
and 'riursdHy tho 2Iat ana a2d dny II Januar,
next, commencing nj ten o'clock forenoon. The
Connecticut and rassnmpsc Rivers RaIroad Com
paBy have agreed 20 charge fare way only to
those attending the Convention and arrangement.
equally favorable are expected Ia be made wl,h tho
other RAILROAD Companies, Of which reasonable no,
tico will be- given.
The undrrtipned-Ez ecuiivc Committee cannot re-
fraih from urging tho Importance Of this meeting
and hope Il may b attended by the friends of ten
peranee n All classes 81 MI orlcr, md of NIL de-
n0nmaiions. 81. Johnsbury being at the northern
terminus ~ tie above mentioned rad, tho facility
Of reaching ii, fhyor full attendance.
-uSnilemen arc requested 10 como prepared Ia
give inflammation In regard to the operations Of The
rye.eai Lax IN relation TO the progress Of temper
Ancc principles aud ali other matters contested win
ihe sucees Of tho temperance enterprise.
40 rublj'her OF papers throughout tho State
are respectfully requested TO give this notice two or
three insertions Ia uleiT respective papers rs loon
~ practicable. JOSEPH STEELE,
ZlMRi HOWE, WAL g. KIrTmDGE,
L s CARR, ALDACE WALKER,
CHESTER SPENCER, IT. Z. HTGTTI,-----------
Ca'ilcton, Dec. ~, 1861.
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WATER POWER
FOR MEcHANcsIN LAWRENCE, ns

iOh MN hNNANHA Nv - W AsA<fNA-f sN's
TINHE EssEx CoArAsr hrye recently made ar-
II rnurrmeuis Tor leasing Water P0Nrr To- small
quauiiles, inF Any small tmdsh 90 manufacture
which " liHy he desirable 10 carry pn ir tho yieui-
~ tho large manufacturing establishments 10 that
t0Nn, The tHe inr this pufpose u yery near tie
Company large Machine sh0p, and i,u luud nn !
water power VIII De inferred uN sary Ion ifrt-.
Apply 90 the FsseN C0mpuHy's Once, W Law
renee, 10 CHARLES y, sIORROW,
Treasurer EsseS Company.
Lawrence, Dee. 10, 1907. 76ima
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FOR SALE.

IyllE subscriber ofcr, Cor sale the dwelling iiomu
Il Va which hcnbw rrsfdrs. u - 81 slnd sire
sufficient Co Accs mmotnie two fnnies or one hin-
lily aud number Of bour,ier. Attached 60 tho
house arc convenient outbuildingS, II u Heated
IN Fairbanks Village, near the school house. II win
he cold roekoilahle terms, md credit given for
part Of the purchase money, " desired 10y the
purchaser.
Aiso, one good single SLEIGH aud HARNESS.
nearly new. MILTON CARR,
l.llIa-LlrA. bee. 10 lsbI T6otf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20

BRIGHTON MARKET, Dec. II.
40 market 700 beef cattle. 900 stores, u pain
WORKING oxen, ~ COWS and calves, 5000 shecp aud
lambs, 300 Swine.
fTcEs. Reef Cattlc-yExtn SCI LIST quality 9; I'd
quality, Sbi 81 do. 81
S,ores.-yoarlngs, 50 a ~ yeaS old, 10 as 4;
yeRrs old 10 80.
Working Oxcn--S80, S5, 20, so, n Q6.
Cows and cHlve--s2i, 20, 2e, 30, 90.
Sheep and lAnbs-LSii, ~, "a. Extra 3, 81, n 4.
Swine nhlc; retail baalc
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Dec. II.
AZ market sos caiilc-about $50 bccvcs, aud
$40 stores, consisting Of working oxen, cows and
calves, and aud yoars old.
PUiCEs-M nrkct-ENtu, boot SGT. lst quality GA
"a quality G; ad quality "a ordinary lia5.
Hdes So cwt. TaloW o.
.Nul Calves S3aG.
Sturrs--Worltng oxnn--s76, ~, 05ai2S.
Cows and oalves-S25, 2s, 8o,a So.
loaTliugs-S7, al5. --
Two years Old--SIb q 80.
Three years old--S2I 81.
sheep and lHnibs-2hO2 NJ market. Price. --EN
RI ~, fa6i Ry lot, III, BAD.
Swine-4lc. Retail &c.
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Feathers! Feathers!

DURE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, just received
H. and nrc being sold AZ low figures nj
s. W. ABBOrT'S WARE ROOMS,
Railroad Street opposite the Passumpsio House, ST.
Dec. 8, 1861. s5Otr
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ed Mr. Poole, who frequently intnrrupted him
colleague. w ~"
~, Nj hbetl announced himselfa disunlonist
The South had lost everything, and had gain
ed nothing by Compromise measures. u Is
in'pgsslblg, said be, ior southernors % enter
'ha Territories with their flayes aud they are
now limited 10 fourteen States, while The
North may have fry frontier States. Mary
land Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri would
not long remain Slave states In spi5it. nor
would North Carolina and Tennessee eoptin.
NO niaYe states over twenty years. Southern
fluvery, said Mr. lthelt, II 1oomed. at no dis
lAhl hayi % certain extinction, They need
not move hand or foot 10 accomplish this; time
alone was only necessary 90 do Il. The white
population and Anti-Slayery element would
soon overflow the whole south, aud Ho rema.
dy for this great evil was lelt them but imme-
diaie secession. Mr. Rhett, without con6lud-
ing gave way 20 a motion 10 adjourn
liOusk.-Ihe KOnsuth resolution was re-.
feeiVed from the senate, and, on motion Of
hlr hoblnaon, the rules were suspended, and
the resolution adopted-yeAs Isl-- nAyl
10.
| Mr. Patch moved a suspension Of the rulea
that lac might Introduce resolution declaring
that the Mexican Nm Wa not unconsGiution
al Lo,t--yaas ZOE, nays %. o.
Mr. thnpman reported a resolution, calling
l for information regarding The Territory of
utAh-whrther the laws had bepn obsiriictet
moneys improperly expended, the hghts Of
her st'irenS iniringod. Adopted,
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Tenement to Let.

A TENEMENT for small family, Apply h.
"a - JOHN $. CARR & 60.
81 Johnshury, Dee ~, itti. 76ltf
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TuE BAHKER THourR,--The Concert Of
the Barker Troupe In ibis place on Thurs
day evening, attracted good house, aud their
performances we're well received Their
style OF singing is somewhAtpoculiAr,b but none
the less pleasing on that account, and their
enunciation We much admired "The Cali
fornia Diggers," "ship on Fire." "Fair Ella
Lee, /" and several other song, were admira-
bly, executed. They slug NJ ~riis -Risss,
Fridcay evening the 10Th, aud at Ncwbury,
Saturday evening tho 2Oth inst.