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The daily union., 1854-11-21
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cABfNEr-MAKER AND UpHoLsTERER,
No. rs South E2spemfh Street, philadelphia,
EsPECTFULLy attention Of the public 10 his store
where keeps constantly hand large assortment o rsr"r
aud chamber urn'ture cOmpris'nG-
Sofas from az, 10 H,O0 Arm chns from SIC to 500
pnrfor oa Rouk-c To
sofa fables % 1910 100 Extension tables, 55 to 100
Etageres 1910 Writing desks, rs To 100
All the above furniture expressly to retain patronage
the least than good furniture can be
amy part Uuicn packed under his
souai
July 27-3dmosf
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I Avs Relating 20 tho Public Lands.

Avs Relating 70 tho Public Lands.
Laws the United States Resolutions Of the Congress Of the
Confederation Treaties,
respecting the Public Lands the Opinions Of he Courts
ming Of tho g0veSnment March, 1883, in wis.
American Documents, Legislative and
and Local Ordinances
Britain, France, relating
cspscve colonies and the laws Of Mexico
containing, Judge
tysns Axo and Manuels
institutes 0f Civil Law Of Spain.
echmdts Spain Mexico, more impor
acts Of he Mexican Congress vol.
Rockweils Compilation Of Spanish in eno,
Mines and Titles to Real EStats
Colonies Governments from 1859 dow,
ward In relation Indians and Indian Affairs,
United States
On the same subject vol. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ou -
NAUTICAL ALMANACs, EnRIish and French, for
IN 1854, 1885, 1885 and 1887, imported by
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II ECKER's FARINA, prepared expressly for farns
$ @ decis ana ood M al and one OF
brought the table, eminent combining the qualification Of
spssIins stringent laxative but res
ornve strengthening the digestive and absorbent In dis
~Sen deemed s he hy.eaa. n
fail 20 be ssuary and wherever known
s least % suas q e
.4 . ~ 4. ~ aIt
food to preserve the inestmabls blessing
For sale BY and druggists generally Wholesale Charles
South street, Phiadepha Co., IL Long
the cro,on Mlls, sOI Cherry street, New York
M EDICAL DEPARTMEnT OF GEOR0ETOWH
III CoiegsThe win November 5b and
continue until the middle Of March
Terms Tor the FULL coufse including maicuaon 995 gradua
ton, a2Si dssectng ticket &i0
Noble Young, M D.. Professor of Institutes Practice
Todoardo Howard NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics
Johnsoa Eliot, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Z N. Snyder, N: D 4, Professor Of Surgery.
IL r Howard d. Professor Of and Therapeu
Alex. x. Young, NJ. D, Dsmon@.!ra,cr @ 2, 4 Anatomy.
OF lands late Of Michael Csskuf,
hsrsby sven nqsion ehsa
ku county Of Hunterdon, said Stats sessd
without hsi inherit % "a: duly held BY The sheriff q the :a
executed and returned and Ale in the clerks cfce Of
All therefore, interest the said
Trenton oenty days aer the first day Of April i6,5
and then and hsrs Wild traverse sns SAID pursu
r. p THOMPSON,
Il Attorney General Of N.
TRrxrox, n. !, Sept ao 1854
Oct8-lsw6mif- aa a&tf
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Lottery for the benefit of The
STATE OF DELAWARE.
CInss NJ, tor 1854.

tickets and shares and certificates OF in the
splendid will receive the attention. and
each drawing will be Immediately aer il over
all who order from
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Oct O-td Wilmington, Del.
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No. 523.J
Sale or alternate sections In the Missouri.

pursuance OF law, FRANKLIN PIERCE President the
United states Of America, hereby declare
that public sales OF the sections and sections being
bearing odd nuners which the United
miles on ca side Of The Hannibal and St Joseph railroad in
State Missouri, subect to sale dollars
provided by the Of 10Th June 1884, entitled
granting The Missouri portion
the public lands, aid In the
sand and specially excepted from graduation
the act Of 4t August 1884, will be held
land offices in said State the periods hereinafter designated
Al tie land once at PALMYRA, commencing Monday the
fifteenth day Of January for the disposal
within such sections and of sections bearing odd
pt
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UMBERThe rubsce having Established themselves in the
lumber old stnnd 81 VIM Bird Sixth and
streets are avora
le terms They solicit share of public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT h CO.
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THROUGH TIC xKTs.

~ uasa.usyu, -S--l s
Fox Lysay Market, connecting with saSes
pepper Tuesdays, Thundays and Saturdays.
For daily with stages Piedmont
For Middebag daily connecting with the the Plains
rer order; w. b. BROCKRT'T, Agent.
Nov 7-df
rNIIE the Bible, elegantly tllustraied, by
i Rev. II. Harbaugh.
Journey Round Dead Sea in the Bible
Lands 1850 and 1851 De Saucy, member Of the French
Institute. vols.
The Parsonage from German
eTt Giseke. 81 4Ur
Afaga Norwegian LapIand Tale,
way Mugge Edward
Joy Morris I. le atf
Cummings Message from God.
Great Sachce.
Christ recsiviDg Sinners.
Minor Works-second series.
Physcan's Visiting List for 1856.
Just received, and on sale AT
TAYLOR T. MAURY,S II d
Bookstore, 9Th
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,URTAlN MATERIAL LS.Just received, and SALE
u maenas consisting OF sntn brocae
French gobcin French de ans, English and German
ali Imaginable colors aud contrasts producing the
best effect
elegant Swiss ieno and embroidered
muslin under. curtain loops and bsnds matching. -
Also, The numbers Of LIZ ards Meub'e Ancen ct Mod
which contains all the latest de
making and decorating curtains aud
other dTnpcry 10 be- had al our rooms
Let distinctly understood that We now selling our goods
susy prices, with the view Of conhnng ouseIves
better for the buyer and
the pronts the benehs
be mutual offer other tbRn the best
goods afford for 'hc money
Terms cash, unless previous aersemnnt ~ msde. -
CLAGETT, DODSoN, 4 Co
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THE NEW YORK QUARTERLY October.
Memorable Women Story Of their By Mrs. Newton
of Genius, Of relations Culture and
Society BY Henry Giles author Of Lectures and Essays.
Poems Thomas William Parsons.
Gay's Eegy Country Church Yard-smalI elegantly lns
trated edition ttiss #s
Just received al TAYLOR MAURYS
Oct4 Bookstore 9th
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ITALL AND WINTER styles OF reahy-made clothing
and finish, embracing the Talma, suout
sc shaped sacks black bc and fashionable coIors
business suits
figured panaoons; velve pushes mernu silk and
Shirts collars, drawers nndehirs iief Cloves &c
BOYS youths c,oiing always hand.
The above articles will he sold at the lowest prices for cash
NOAH WALKER x CO., gH
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sept 99-3taw4wif Browns Hotel Building.
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.--J Rt0GLES, Mercha
IN Tailor from New York, where he has selecs
and assortment Of cloths and vesng
qualities imported, all Of which open the
speclion of the public.
As0 handsome and varied assortment Of furnishing goods
gcRtlen1en.
boys which he will make order in the best
fine ready made clOthBg all made here In
manner which he will sell at being desrous
timing his attention strictly TO the regular merchant tailoring bus
II
1913 seventh street, opposite selden Withers, h Co.
Sept l0--eO6f
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A CARD-WALTEK HARPER b co. would take this method
informing their eds cusomers, and purchasers generally
choice and
beautiful goods Of inpoatons comprising
every Silks embroidees fancy
goods Paris cioaks, mantles, &c. H
Also
Linen shtrnp, sheetng table brdeyc
diaper napkins, doyics, &C. at very reduced prices
Oct 3--3eof
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Washing gton--The
IN Of lectures will the
fourth Monday In October and continue until March.
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Oct l-eodtlDcc
, 1854-05-13
Nebraska.

The Nebraska bill is still pending in The
House, il having passed the Senate by a
vote of ayes 3l--noes Vii, its fate in the
House is sill uncertain. The provisions o!
the bill in many respects are very extraor-
binary, 10 Which we will direct attention
when more space can be obtained lor that
purpose. Tho boundaries of The territory,
as also that Of Kansas will be found below
"rhal all that part of the territory Of the
United States includcd within the following
limits, except such portions thereof as are
hereinafter expressly exempted from the
operations Of this act, to wit: beginning al
a point in the Missouri river where the for
lirth parallel OF north latitude crosses the
same thence west on said parallel 10 the
eastern boundary Of Utah thence north
ward to the said boundary line TO the forty
second parallel Of north latitude; thrrce
westward along said line TO the summit Of
the highlands separating the waters flowing
into Green or Colorado of the west, from
the waters flowing into the great basin
thence on said summit northwsrd 10 the
forty ninth parallel Of north latitude thence
east on said parallel to the western boundary
Of Minnesota thence southward on said
boundary 10 the Missouri river; thence
down the main channel Of said river 10 the
place Of beginning, BE-, and the same is here
by, created into temporary government by
the name. of the Territory of Nebraska
, 1854-05-13
MASONIC CELEBRATION,

The order of Ancient Free and Ac
ccpted Mdsons" will celebrate st. John,
(the Baptist day, (June 24th) atOlympia
with the usual Masonic rites, and to con
cludc with the ceremony of layiug the cor
ncf stone Of the new Masonic Hall TO y,
erected on The corner of Main and Seventh
streets.
1t is gratifying in the extreme, at thi,
carly day il the history of the Territory
of Washington--a namr which, Of itself, i.
Indicative Of Masonry, aud to the memory
Of whose name monuments, National and
Masonic, arc being crecled--to know that
the fraternity here are about commencing
the erection of Hall which, when com.
pci"d, will not be surpassed by any Oh the
Pacific coast.
1t should be furthermore matter el
pride to the order, that the enterprise i,
one started hy private subscription, wifi
the aid and assistance Of the Lod~r--ncycr
to cmharaSs or cripple the funds in the
treasury and The "eround hoor" to be
dedicated to school aud other purposes,
benevolent and intellectual
The building will he 81 feet long by 20
wide, and We observe the material for It's
construction is being transported to tile
plot of ground above nalGcd, donated Ly
Mr.. L. SYLyEsrrE for thepprposes contcm-
plated
An invitation is extended 70 the officers
of the Grand Lodge Of Oregon, and to the
officers and members Of all the subordinate
Lodges under its jurisdiction to he present
on the occasion, and also 10 all non-anila-
ted brethren of the order in gobd standing
to be present at the celebration. One or
more addresses may be expected on the
occasion.
, 1854-05-13
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
ny Williams AZ Waterman.


OLhNflA, ". L. May To- lSo4.
The extensive and uniutcrmitted drain upon the
metallic curreHcy Of the country which has at length
resulted in it. almo.t complete Withdrawal from the
cha'nd Of internal traffic has leen a;tentively clsery-
ed ly those interested in The commcria prosperity Of
the Territory and we think We desrry. in the course
Of approaching natlrl events indications Of nature
to greatly IA itate aud modify the depressing crisis
which cALaustion would ,oon have rendered inevitable
A wide discrepancy cS Is iu the accounts from Cal
lOfila, in lcbit n 60 the extent Of the crops within
that state which aIe now in preparation for the com
ing harvest, bt in view oi the fact that during the
past season. every article Of produce has been offered
and sold in tie markets Of that State at rates which
were Olea insufficient to cover the mere expense OF
trtnsportat On; agd from tie fact that the mipes, in
nearly every section Of the State are now Welding IA
unusual degree 10 the labor ufthe miner We are led
to beleyc that the products of California VIII be insult
1icc.t for her wants GJrug the next year 1t is gen
orally conc, cdcd, that shipments Of lou from the At
lautc States 10 California will be discontinued, and d.
Nortod to the supply Of the pressing necessities
OF European market, during the impending struggle
Our farmers, with wise foresight have very general
ly given .tcir atcn!ion to the cultivation of their
claims, and thus far pr'pluous has rewarded
their ciod', With promising prospect, 7 wheat, Of
which the crop in the Territory Will be rel -tNey large
Increased atiiites.or It's conversion into tour are in
coEtcmpl.tun in various part Of the 60 ntry and in
our own immediate vicinity we notice with satisfaction
Ihe erection of at least two new Touring mills, which
viii ic in readiuess for the approaching harvest.
, 1854-05-13

D9- The ship "Sarah Parker" Capt.
Gardner, arrived at Port Ludlow, May 9Th,
with merchandise to Slyward & c..
The schooner "CsrLon " arrived al Port
Gamble, May 9Th, with merchandise To
Keller & Go.
The bark Elyra Harbrek," Capt. Mar
shall, arrived at Balingham Bay, May 81,
TO load with coal.
The ba k Rio Grande," Capt. Wilson,
arrived at Seattle on the sth May, seventeen
days from San Francisco, with merchandise
for Seattle aad Olympia.
The ship " Lucas" Capt. Dasgou, lefl
Bellingham Bay on the 9th May, with CO..
tons coal for San Francisco.
, 1854-05-13
School in Olympia.

Mr.. BERNARD Cornelius, recently oI
Victoria, Vancouver's Island, whu has been
engaged for the las, year in teaching high
school at that place, has recently arrived in
POUR fouyshng town, and has established a
Classical, Mathematical, Commercial and
Training School-an institution of ltarninG
which this Territory has long i2li the JIM
po,tanoe Of having established, pending the
rrclion Of lhe University, and which We
trus, will be paironiz,d with that ibcralhy
for which the reopl2 Of the Territory have
ever been Iroyerlia ial.
Mr.. c. is a graduate Of Trinity College,
Dublin-member Of the College OF PreGrpi
ors, London, aud author of a series Of a Ii
clcs en- education recently published in the
Pioneer and Democrat, lie has been en-
gagged as a teacher, in different positions and
localities, for the last twenty years, and the
thorough knowledge acquired by him du
ring that time, has SO cminrntly qualified
him for the duty he has taken upon himself
to pc. form here-his native ability, and his
mild and gen,l manly depo tment on all oc-
casions, and especially to his pupils, recon-
mends him to III people of the Territory
parents and guardians-who take an inter-
est in the education of the youth, 10 place
them under his charge for their elementary
education, that further comment is unneces-
sary
, 1854-05-13

coINclDESTAL FATE OF FoUR-MAsTEO
SHPs.-A Pensacola correspondent states
that it is remarkable fact, that Of the on
y three four-mSsted sailing Ships that were
ever built, none have been fortunate. The
first was the Columbus, huilt in British
North America, aud she was the only one
that performed passage. After her arri-
val in London, about the year 1924, she
was sent back to Canada, and on her pass
age out was lost in the Bay Of Biscsy.-
The next was the Baron Of Renfrew, lar
ger one yet. She was lost on her first pass
age, at-GrAvelines, on the coast Of France
and the last is the unfortunate Great Re
public. whose career is still shorter. There
seems to be a fatality about, or belonging
; 70. Sailing Seesels Of this rig.
, 1854-05-13

0Y- II is extremely annoying to US that
the publication Of the laws, so necessary
and important, excludes FROM our columns a
vast amount of very interesting foreign and
domestic intelligence, which the public have
right 10 expoc, through our columns.
Although we are indebted TO PARKER for
papers in advance of the mail, and J. w.
SULLIVAN, of San Franciseo's depot for
literary, political and miscellaneous books,
papers, and periodicals, we are unable at
present 10 render them available to the pub
lie.
The election law, which we expected to
have publication of in to-day's paper, has
been crowded out, but will appear as soon
as convenient.
A list Of the acts passed by the legislature
Of this Territory, al its first session, has for
want of space been unavoidably crowded
out this week, but will appear in our next
GOVERNOR STEVENS, at San Francisco, on
his way to Washington, delivered very
able address, on invitation of the most prom
inent citizens os that city, on the subject of
the northern railway exploration. His
speech appears in full, in the Herald, and
as soon as possible we will give our readers
perusal Of it,
, 1854-05-13
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
George ". Ice vs. John SWord,

LII persons interested will take notice that George
"A W. Lee on the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1854 sued
out writ Of attachment from the United States Dist
rlct Court in and for King County, in Washington
moneys, and effects of John Sword nonresident o
said Territory Us shall be sufficient to satisfy the sum
Of two thousand four hundred dollas and sixty nine
cents together with interest and costs Of suit which
writ has been served and returned.
Attest, d. 8 MAYNARD, Clerk X. @. D. O..
Clerks Once, Seattle. March 10. Ie5l owso
, 1854-05-13

~ The, citizens Of this place, whilst
they are making active improvements in the
erection Of buildings, have also turned their
attention to clearing out The obsIructions in
the streets, by way Of burning ou. and oIh
etwise removing the venerable stumP' which
have ever marred The beauty ofthe place.
, 1854-05-13
MERRITT & GOVE'S

NEW LINE OF PACKETS now on the way o.
IN from the States--the " LIVE IANKEK N 49,
be followed by the YANKEE NOTIoS and " YANEEE
DooDLE,n ali to run regular between San Francisco
and Puget Sound.
Agents MERRITT, San Francisco, and JOS,
CUSHMAN, Olympia
April Is, 1854. 32u
, 1854-05-13
The Hon. Hudson Bay Co.
DOLLARS WANTED! WANTED DOLLARS!!
PACIFIC HOUSE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED having recently erected and
accommodate boarders und travellers with private
rooms and afford such entertainment he trusts
will be appreciated by liberal aud discriminating
public.
The Pacific House Ia situated on the corner Of Main
and Fourth Streets where the proprietor will, at all
times take pleasure in giving hospitablc entertain
ment 10 hs guests on moderate terms as cSn else
"'''' = - wM. COCK.
Olympia, March IS, 1854. 2sH
, 1854-05-13

W f. w. LANDER left the Dalles on
the 9Th inst. with party of six men, in.
tending to 90 by way of the head of John
Days and Maheur rivers, and thus turn
the Blue mountains. Voyaguers and 9th
ers represent that at the head of John Days
river great number of Digger Indians oc.
,cuPy'ihe country, who occasionally come
HSwn upon the emigrant road 10 steal cattle
and who now have largo herds of stolen
stock. Mr.. Lander's party is extremely
small 10 pass through so dangerous a route,
and all endeavor was made at the Dalles Ia
dlssuade him from going, but was unavailing
Mr.. Lander is courageous and persevcring
and would not be turned from his purpose
The result Of his survey, attended as it i.
with so much hazard, if successful, will
amply reward Mr.. Lauder for his underia.
king, and further news from him will be anx.
iously awaited by the citizens of Washing.
ion and Oregon.
, 1854-05-13

n@- MEssRs. FIrzHUGH, BENHAM s Co,
who have entered into the getting out of
coal at B'llingham Bay, are pursuing their
operations with vigor, and arc actually de-
livering on board Of vessels from so TO 50
tons per day. Specimens of coal from the
Bav, which our attention has been directed
to, have been pronounced by competent per-
sons TO determine the adaptation of the ar
ticle for purposes Of steam, every. way entire
ly suitable, Let steamships send up their
orders, and they will be filled as soon as suifi ,
cient force can be obtained to enter into
operations cxtenEively.
, 1854-05-13
Drugs g. Medicines.

THE subscriber having located at Seattle, King Co..
L W. T., takes this opportunity to inform the eiti.
OF the Territory that he has opened end offers for
sale the most complete assortment Of GENUINE
DRUGS AND MEDICINES to he found in the coun.
try.
call on him. at the Seattle Drug Store, corner Of Main
and Commercial Streets Seattle Orders promptly at
tended to. HORACE MORSE.
Seattle, W. T., May Sd, 1854 6m36.
, 1854-05-13

On the 3Oth ult by D. R. Bigelow, Esq, Mr. G. W
ALLEN, and Miss HESTER PACKwOOD, daughter
Of William Packwood, Esq. Of this county.
, 1854-05-13
" o TT E

" o T c L
IN ALTON TO TIE REMOVAL or THE OFFICE OF THE
SURVEYOR GENERAL FROM OREGON CITY To SALEM,
IN OREGON TERRITORY.
IN virtue Of the authority vestti In the President Of
i the United States by the 2d section Of thsAct Of
Congress, approved September 81, 1850, entitled An
act to create the Office Of Sarycyor General Of the pub
lie lands in Oregon &C., aud in accordance with the
request Of the Legislature Of sad Territory NoTIcE is
hereby given, that the Office Of Surveyor General OF
Oregon will he removed from Oregon City to Salem,
in Oregon Territory,
On The first day Of august merit.
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
this fifteenth day oi March, A. D. 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
, 1854-05-13
NWDEMWE.

NoUNTY AUDITORS are hereby requested 70 for
X ward without delay TO the Territorial Auditor .
statement of the amount of Territorial tax levied In
ty treasurers arc requested to forward forthwith all
money due to the Territory as Territorial tax for the
said year 1855 to VIM Cock, Territorial Treasurer.
DANIEL R. BIGEL0W,
Territorial Auditor.
Olympia, May lst, 1854. 6wsS
, 1854-05-13
SAMUEL HOLMES,
DAGUERRE EDTYFIST,

viii attend 70 all orders for the taking OF DaguerTeo
type IKENESSES, and all other matters conney ted
with the art.
Rooms over tire Cabine. sh:7 ri c. Beatty.
May Is, 1854. 56tf
, 1854-05-13
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN that books will be open 70 70
ceive subscriptions To the copita stock Of the Cow
ftz River Steamboat Company, at the house Of Seth
Catlin, Monticello John r. Jackson CowlitE, c. II.
hne Eppa Jo1a 1. W. nap "a, ~ senscGo on sno
taken. Per order Of Company.
, 1854-05-13

schools fOE Thursto0 cOuRty. and consta
Bile for OF, mpi4 prc,IncL Sill passed. three
readings
Several other matters Of q local nature
occupied the romaindr Of morning session,
When Council adjourned.
ATTERNooE SESSION.
The business Of the Session generally dis
posrd OF, and Council occupied in considrra.
lion of some Unfinished h,a,trrs lying ON Ia
be acting on come amendments adopted
in House Of observation-disclosures til
Monday morning.
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NJ. esfs and MS iesef was printed 10 The ne~spa'
,,,.t al, whstiasli6cAiion was there fH allowing
a hours precious time Of ,he Senate 70 ee ssed ~
reply. why vas not he honorable srnaloi
fron Indiana compelled 10 reach The rae'e ca
throush tks came ehsdneI 10 which be was assei'
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s.Conscfpt Fathers" % bede,etFaied 70 sueh pu''
po..i How eDuid any gentlemen ~ by and ALLOW
thelr ears ana lhose oldeiieas females y eeoa nd
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Ws.mast Do Senator Masos The jasuee 20 -,
uhatAis sensesof pfopfisty ahe IDEAS o. ceefney
were shocked, and that be enfeaypfso Y s'oP 'S'
ssdIanhnl Of words, but after ihe worst hao peen
altered. TheIsenais YOU'D not sustain e ..a
The fanI, was IN Ihf presiding olieek1 1 nc mo
meni the character Of the "fzPfana'ion wss ASST
,.,..d ,hat in slant the ordinary rHl Of deeoTum
should have been enforced. Ssnas'r resh' ahooiu
have been driven 10. ne use Of his pen @ tongue
outside Of The ehambef. The Senate o. ne uniled
e,ales Is fast descending 10 The gtsde Of the House
Of Representatives, and that e already Pasl sound