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BETTER
BLOOMS BURG


Do@SS sSR0o0U.
vINHE undersigned would in this way call
Il The attention o. aasa-sa ne Eeok
Store al the old sand, next door 10 tie ~
change Ho,el," where al all times can be
found good assortment of books, including
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
Histories, Books of Poetry, Novels, and
School Books also all kinds of station ary of
The best qualify.
A considerable deduction made upon The
price OF School Books and Stationary 10 those
who by 10 sell again.
Jnsi received, good assortment, of WALL
PAPER, which would ask all TO call aud
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CAROLINE CLARK,
Successor to Jesse G. Clark.
Bloomsbury, May 25. ls57.-lyr.
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In Sennte. Mnrrk y. 1851.

In Sennte, MdrEk y, 1857.
1esoi,s6, Thai Tins resolution pass. On the
1frs; embodiment, ysas %, nays 7; on the
serr~5 aHsndment, yeas %, nays 9 nn the
1htrd an usndmeHi, yeas "a nays !; on the
-1ous;n aHandmeni yeas 23, nays q.
Extract frum the 1ouruai
GEO ". Ham ERSLY, Clerk
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I,et 70 father I've ashamed tue present cony
of the Aesculspus to his child NAV save
him from an carly grave. Letno young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations o. mar.
ricd life without reading the Porke Aescuauius
Let no one suffer from a hacknicd Cough Pain
in the Side, restless nights. nervous feelings.
and the whole train Of Despepnc sensations,
and given up Ivy their physicians, he anoihet
mNmen, without consulting the AESCULA-
pIuS, Nave the married, or those about 10 be
married any ,mpedimenI, read this truly useful
book, as il has been the means Of saving thou.
sands Of unfortunate creatures from the very
laws Of death.
Any person sending twenty five cents, en-.
closed III, a leeer,~itl receive one copy ofthis
book, Ivy mail, Or 1--WE copies Willie sent Tor one
dollar. Address. nt, w. Young, No. I52 Spruce
street, Philadelphia Post paid.
No i52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
Sep LIST, lS5l-ly.
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION

Proposing Amendments 10 The Constellation Of
the Commonwealth.
RESOLVED by the Senate aud House Of Rep
rsseulaliyes Of the Commonwealth OF Penn.
sylvania in General Assembly met: That the
following amendments are proposed 10 the
constitution OF the common ealth, in acccr-
dance with the provisions Of the tenth article
hefsef
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article to said
consliInton TO be designated as article elev-
Ell, as loows.-
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dob Press Tor AaIe.

We have for sale JOB Prces Of Mon
tague's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it a year or more, until it
was superseded BY other machinery, and
have nowno further occasion for it. 1t
could be made very serviceable in country
Office, and We will sell it At bsrgain.
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Hardware and Houso-l Iooptn9

Hardware and House, IooUin9
WARES.
SSw sFoss, 40 xAm-ss.. Ma savsa,
ROB =. =. 6l13 u,
At the sign Of The Aostiss L.ock,
II r.s Mard~sss. HsoEs.isI 9ssis. j iAssSss
Utensils. Houss Keeping wases, 1ails, 0laas, N1SS
Mddles, Sleeves, 6esssns, Cloth biel c., 6saleo
~. c s Goil cAs's, Mp. sAe.sL. eeses
ss:s .ss s,iss. r..s ~ - Ms
1sIia, ssws. Hinges, Screws. La1ps, Laasssns
0sns, Colts Rsvolvs11, 6eythss ,SAAlkS. ~ wh1aS
are offered It wholssale and rst1ll, ehesp ~ -
rsftieaiat astsntioa given = the rstatl tsAds.
Nov 0eaAY - 1sns,
"a lighted ana vessilaisa. Rntraass iron Man
street By Brood stslsssy..
oas front roea On sans nsor, ssitah)s ~ 80
..:Isss sig. x: ss L = s3 ....
II Ugh Nall las Last y ssk, srhs TsGeiuAesy
! y - thu hSsks, " GEOLOGY - its teastnNs q
~ two ThsSsogies, Natural and RsyesleA
; - :s's = oLAsAs -
~ letts brcnts, autAor q Jane Eyre ~, y
Mrs.. \. Y. Gazkil, author Of Nary 1arlaa.
jsassd
IHAUT0uRLkY, o. shs Trappsss u LaEs u
~ hag0g, . tale q Border Afe, ~ D. 3. Thea
-, Aaehns Of the Csesn Asansain 1eys. 4. 81
~ 49, ~ CLARKks0, CNrnsElth = 1lAIn,
@ Ard - JeAassa o., aatsiniDe ~ 3sstS1lss.
\ jsseoa
~ NbN ssppy o. u. Ksns q Arsels 1xple1a-
scc--, jjvsts .ccs!yc1s VI y; CLARKE.
s-- NeW 01IrlSnaI 0oeks.
nH9 1sgie 81 Il, = AutsAipgrapAg ef AnAso1
Jackson Davis, written ~ 1i1eell. 1ey aAls
y Us1dl CLARkk1.
sRoSNE Psassralis, bsiag answsss - inTusaAnl
! questions, " A. ]. Davis. for salese
~ CIkAkKn1,
s.sa Aa,s.s.sG r..ssasH
/ LuMab0r { Lumber
i Y FIN lstAf eeaesess psDaae 80, sapntliae,
~ 49,. 4e9Aale q sne He1niAnse 1GAAnkoa4o5 ?
NaA aas6eA ~. Aeta - {shaee NJ "a
IS ID. NO41Cl. q So 3. -.s,a,
II M1Mss6e Assess1e - 1alaR ltsass AI
s1EsM4yAs1 - - ~ - - I1nMf LII ~
Win Ieo6oe le6se 49, V41ln4 NJ -
- e.sx ~ HI. - - !; ~ 80
4 ssssss2 zilnsxs ! pepl1G
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ner~Salean Csnveasssa.

conveation Of the Republicans Of Lee county
win be hold Al CHARLESTON. on SAT.
uRDAr, July lfth, 1t II o'clock, NJ, for
The parpsss Of nominating candidates TO BE- sup
ported 1t the August election. All opposed to the
further ext<nson Of Slavery invited 10 attend.
~ order Of the County Central Ccmnittee.
PHILIP WHILE, Chairman.
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lInege sAspasus ~ castle ero0 nag.
saona - the BnlssA UeagoA.
frsom thc Iissrpoo. Tins.l
81 An ktesofvs and valuable Gnaelmnsd1 Of
fbrssdiSe skock was shipps4 - Nsdns1 ~
ffor PhikdSJphia in the shik G. xs. ~
stosk compfised SO head a st hoeDed
tsattls, 3 valuable horses, Is 1aSfp - IS
pigs. AL the animals arc Of ~, bsse brssds
and have been selected, witAou9 gasd 70
expense, in England, Ireland and Scotland.
The task Of selection 1svolvsd on Or. Johns,
Capt. Brown and Ii. Ja4sby, Win vsse go
over here By ths Illinois Cattle lnporting
Association. The cattle are to Do distributed
EXCESSIVELY IN thu 0tsts % Illinois, with .
that State By crosses With Tie hest blood to
be obtaioed here.
In proof Of the value Of high bred Eng.
lish stock in the q. States, il may be men.
toned that $50 guinness vas paid for one
two year old heller, and that the oest OF the
IS aaiaais, eAsas9iu9 shsir fsstEtD end pro-
vision to this port Of destinations, will not be
short Of $4,000. The horses are from osl-
| sbrated studs, and most Of the sattls have
taken prisss 1t various agricultural shows.
The shipment 10 in fast The most valuable
ever sent from this port. Excellent ssyangs-
mcnts have been made in the vcesol for the
safe keeping Of the stock during tbs voyage,
and in order that they may arrive ~ their
destination in good condition. This depart
mont was under shs direction q Mr.. Ball, Of
the Adelphi stable, who displayed bic ussAl
skin and Judgment in making the necessary
arrangements.
CTTho Catholic population Of the Kan
k.kce VALLEY appear .o BE- very much ssosns-
cd against Bishop O'Reeaa, Of this 6tsts,
and on the 4th burned him in s4gy.
( He had been Ut Bcurbonais TO s1ks part in
some religious exercises, when he wss INST At
the depot, with banners Inscribed "Depsrt
you Judaa," "The rejoisisg Of Illinois, !" &C.,
10.
The Kankakes Gasotte says: .@
The Bishop has outraged . portion OF the
French Comedians Of this county, in eoamon
with those Of Chicago, snd those Of shis 10
caiity used tbs shove mode Of exhibiting their
dislike OF the adjustable action Of one,
WIN, high in power, cannot be reached BY
the legitimate means; and while, Of course,
We do not excuse the doings % shs Bishops
burners, and think the proceedings VI last
evening were highly improper, W must say
that We deeply sympsthixe with Father Chin
iquy, in the condition in which tyrssn5 and
fanuticism have placed him. The Irish Bish-
op il far fron being popular among the
French Of this county.
. We lcarn thai like demonstration Of the
feeling Of the Fesuch CasAolin ot MAatsno
was to greet the Bishop at that Pisss - be
passed the station. $50 ~
TnrxpER AND LIGHTNING LnTaAruax.--A
yellow covered novel says:
"Florabeila then clasped her wide white
brow with both her hands, ~ Il TO atill
the thunder Of thought booming through
her BRAIN"
This must be the young lady whose eyes
"emis ginning flashes"
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an EAT GALE OR LoIo IN
GLENfORD AND RAVEN0W GOD.
cay - KoekUk,
At PUHLfC AUCTION.

On SATURDAY, JUNE N4h, 1857,
ON THk GkOuND.
MILL ~ sold q Iuhlie Auesioa, on Saturday.
w the goth Of Juns, 1851, Forty shsiss Ises
In 0isaford, aaA thirty foss Lets Ii Ravens weed
Sale 70 semnsnee u 10 o'clock :. ~, % ~
eTounl.
KAvENsw0oD Adjeins 0LxxYokD % ~
0oatA. fsoattag % UrAnd Avsaus. ~ pisas Of
Tsrns-01s-Aith eaaA, bAlanse o 81. 30,
tArss end four yeasy, VIII Aanaally q u
~ ss1t pr Aasaa. Tito pesfnt, ~ vsssasty
I'D given.
reed vii Issue thu Dspotfsr 0tsakogd osatIsn. s
"a, 10, II, m - s'sioak, aaA Vim ssturn = %
eosly beur aftes ths salA. pasea1e xsee. 4 eel
iatisn viii - psovite1 1t the ssis.
- PMsoas w,sAing y Atsssd ~ sals WI 0aG1
SMITH VAN sTCKLHM.
n. ,. VAN 0ICkx1M,
inaaa-a Aa1Htoog.
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POSTPONE IMent.
The Gresl kage 81 SAX MunAseA lets
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
In E6 s e L NO ~ r,
on TnE ch0uSn,
is posTPoNED TO


Thursday, June 2Sth, 1857.
/ containing Oss HnndEed and sixty Acres OF
Land has been subdivided VI 10 the
tour Vt the ground, ana consequently Lots vary In
dimensions from ns-fourth Of an acre to two and
one-haif scres. The Streets and Ayen o. wide.
and pass over fAvorspic ground, requiring neither
cutting NOR fitting. An elevated point II reserved
for the purpose Of ~ Astronomieal Observatory -
Another portion has been laid Of for Public Park
The design Of the Propsietors in the arrangement
Of this 81 burb has been to pssser,s he natural
beauties Of the LEGALITY, which are unsquaisd In
the vicinity Of Ksokuk, or sissvhere. from every
point, excepting asMali creek bottom Of AllaviAl
sod, we'll sdaPss4 " gardesne pssposes, there h
6ne view Of the Aisstssippi River, ALAG Of beAu-
tfuicoun,ry lying North and West.
Eseolmomt
IL situstcd within the city limits, 1 mile from
6lenford Station, and 10 Accessibls BY Mcdowell
street, Glenford and Esselmont Avenues, from the
The sale viii take place on tho grounds, on the
18th day Of june, commencing ct IL o'clock .. n
Single Lots will be sold with the privilege Of
from 70 9, 1t option VI purchaser.
TERMS:
One Fifth C0sh-balancs in One, Too,
Thres and Four Years,
With crest 81 he rsss u ~ percent pes aanun
payable snnssily, warraa.es Des1s Win Be- given
and Mortgages retained for deferred payments.
collation. viii bc furnished. photographic
plans will be ia nisbed on day o. sale.
The Streets sd Assnues viii b opened sun
cient time before tbs day Of sale to snahlc persona
desiring TO purchase 10 drive the whole trAst
a plan Of ths property can BE- seen st or oahos.
For farther informstien inquire Of y: - p19cnd.
W. DuWoif. ~ Aaia7st. !, Of Of The snlssslpea
SMITH A@vANS1CKLHN,
junelid Asotionsefs.
RI BBI.s choice new fra:. j..t rss.!..I saA fos
,sns s;; NA''s s.s,.s....
DSlsA Meet.
9 UGAR-CURRD BY Davis ! Co., Cinctnnati, for
~ the Eastsrn market, and Superior 70 anythlns
in .hi. city. sold ~ KELLOGG : BIRof,
Dagap-CursA laaGnss
DkEpARkD ~ Davis CO., e Cinsinasei, and
L By far better than any Ham hssstofsrs sold In
Isilaav K1LLO06 5 BIR0E.
N BUSH oAoiss kastass. ~ 4, ,.lo !, very low.
WV jel2d3s kELkO00 ! hIR0E.
DUtaeR ND Lasa.
A 20 havs = SasGe les CAat, - shall throagh-
hcss q Dutiss saa Leaf Lard. bear this IL mind
KELLOGG j BrRGs,
janelld2w 1oariA-ss.
w Western Reserve, Oiio, whish viii = ~ i
whSfssale " retail.
jelid2w KELLOGG : BInaR.
waseass an1 JswsIrY q Lev Rs1cSs.
y. =. DOUnLE1AY = WILSON,
~..v, 6EooNDn.
Oa i ' ss "a liz Vat :. -: - s ss: y!
fashionable Jssslsy, q Wholesale ssd Astail, q
iess tA4n ~ ssssl rsie.
.Lasiss' asls: Qsas.. As.Ais. Rsasl. cesssasss
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JShnson.St., Opposite Psstsg1ice,
inteaded to distribute them throu gh the Postoiice
but the edition being large n to interfere mate
rally with the regular business Vt the Office, The
present has been adopted, which It 10 hoped
will prove qnite rs convenient and satisfactory.
Those wishing single numbers will also 6ad them
at WEBSTER 4 POTTEK'S
News Bo0ma,
junel4d johnson ST., opposite Posto6cs.
OOOOD CHANGE.
r WILL sell ont my stock OF Paper hangings at
cost. onehaf cash ba lance in good real esiste.
10 persons wishing Paper, work done in my line,
l viii sell rs per csut. cheaper than any house
this side Of New York.
Cali snd sec, AtNo. ga Main-st.
juael5- DIST j. 3. WILSEf.
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Ger. Mails ana xtRss~ess.. koshuG.
a LII orders 1r Bottled ALE and POTTER,
"A Allied and delivered In any part a The ely.
Also. . quantity Of Ale By tie baxssl. Ordsss
fssn dtssaDss rsspsssfsi solistsA end pspaptly
o1AonAed -. ". =. nAkKlNb,
l69Anu
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GdLatsst arrivals frsn Eafops hsiag no
news o. interest, aad sepost - narksts And
money nasssrs witAsss natssial shaaes.
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G.
sssa "A ia>aa. IN
N.ia-.s. Ssslv ss,e~ 7.h.
s1sns attsntiss Il psrshasss,is respectfully h
sonpriss The newest, lArgest and best aascstaens
II ths kiad ever orsd for sAls In this city III &
vAisA ass eesss4 . lsisss y sui. ,hs tii.es.
sssss 49, e i ~ = 1s ssss. vii III
lad Z - thsor sesu6tagsss give mo esiia PR
800 = Jsaasiss ssss~hss. ~.
leased q. FO6FkR.
WHITR Iseas1sas Diaine. Tea and Toilet
w Ware. u ~ ead bAAa dial shApss. Tor ssle
il. SO o p''''' . salt ps''e'''c s 3 yosrxx
LYME d..or.s.1 CHA. W.. csls..... ..,r1
IS Boxes, CandIsstislS, uera 1esksss, taLs, N.Gs
0ps 81 eaassrs, ste. N Ssssa ssSissy. sd -
|GkRANpOk6sis sets Or pai-s new sud rich
Naasgiss ~ Aas p GEO, fosrkes j
~ 49, ~ ssss.. sss'ssy, 1Ysssss, ",..s
49, 49, tSSsSsessb eeSssss ~ ~
y. - 49, - ssess - ssas Isnssss, W.
ps..s.~s' ssss.s X.,.s. nsspes. 1911. 1872
asn. r-... 49, usrssSs oyup notsess,
GC.s0s fs.gk ~, - III kAs9aeseaeU Assps.ss
-. s' ..s.ss ~ q 80 ~ " ~ -
x1Nev cr5efetr Store 81 t3Eo PnsfEEi
nne11 Ess a1 '7s7' =
-
l@45& NOW New 0oodSf - as
sss - RR4RA1hA u e.ata ass 4
Hoschans rnaiers. =
GEOOND-S1. uAkaMhiN. RfdktE row
Are nov receIvlkrN thoitre I,,t III sss 49,
fRENU6 t,AN8Ill7(Rn0 YOH' p4NTN.
NAR6Elf1LgS Asp DRlLIiNaG.
6,us vsry nus aYyeneh Nan 1922 t,f1shs =,
HUMMER Cf3l94yWN pIf5y.INa
vA,sh .. rfii . - X 49, q ~ s.s~s.s
- ~ y 81. "a VI .s,a Il ~
81. Eysr, s~,S1st r~ss 81 ~ .1s.fsfA S.cS
W. NJ. .s.I. .esst = ~. " ~. w
ai,h ss;,.. - ss~-..s.-~- p~sSv'sD
o'A sp - ~ ,1ss.st 100 sfg
iisis SSs.sS SSises 80 v,.s,.A..a 3sssTs
.a3Ays SsSSss ~ 49, M Sst hes 4
4ess8fses 4ssf- t1cTse.--s ~ ~ Ia
8taE 51sa y 49, n s,sS Xk~ssssss II !. -
c.n .oA -. - =. ,A,.sss - "a "a ~
/. n. .;,ss. /. sas-st r E1n1s, 49, = m
-. I Il ~ s. ~ 4 - = =" X -. ).
81
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s''S osHoA Wy uisssuk wv WIN usSy SuVaBuS-
ton against certain officers Of the Alnshouss
in that city, who were charged With selling
the dead bodies Of the inmates. That same
paper, however, abounds in articles Justify
ing and advocating the sale Of living human
bodies whenever and wherever it will pay 70
breed and work them. It Is all right, ac-
cording to the Democratic creed, TO sell
bodies with souls in them, but it 10 most
terrible outrage npon humanity 70 sell de-.
serted and decaying tenement Of humanity.
Il was said Of just such, they "strain ut .
gnat and swallow camel.
-r---------------------..-.
TENDING SorrH. Old School Prseby.
terian General Assembly was held last yeas
10 the North, this year At Louisville, and ID
to DO held next year at New Orleans. Where.
upon punning exchange says that body il
rapidly tending to cxtreus SsssAsrn ground.
CTMrs. Marble, ons Of the prisoners t.
ken BY the indiana ~ ths Spirit Lake nassa.
ere, who vas purchased from her oaptors and
returned to St. Paul, reports that Mrs.
Thatcher was shot By the Indians On shei,
march. and the. Mrs, Noble and Mrs. Card.
nsr are still alive.
| GIE. II. Grant, formerly connected viii
| me feiia Gasssts, 10 now doing ssland slEos
business" at Geary City, Kansss, keeping !
lumber yard, building big hossl, bxsnise /
lime kiln, &c. Success attend him ID I'll hil
enterprises.
E0Ths ksnsas papers sanoasss the arri.
val OF sac riits Per steamer, much q =,
would the landing Of threshing uaachi.es !,
our Lsvee, - not rory extraordinary freight
Rux UsDEa.-Ths steamer Aida was rar
under near SmithlAads % IL Ohio river
Thursday, By the Issaion.
GILatsst arrivals iron Eafops hsiAg Nc
news o. interest, and 1sDost ~ narksks ~
money nasssrs witAesE natssial sbaa9s.
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0agap-C0ysA Aaa0ss
DREpARED by Davis = Co., es CinsinasA, and
L BY far better than any Han hssstofsgs sold in
this market. 80 ssy thoss uhe kavs used then.
jelld2w KxLlOO0 BIRGK.
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OStoa 0eefs
g UGAK-CURRD BY Davis ! Co., Cincinnati, for
~ the Easisrn market, and superior 70 anythlns
in thi. city. sold BY KELLOGG BIRGE,
jeltd2w F0vYth-et.
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line and iasten one end At Fort Des Moines !;
stretch the other down TO keokuk and swing
it around toward the North. 1t will strike
not single town on the river. Frcirhts car
be carried from st. Louis up the river and
over our road to Fort Des Moines ~ cheap AZ
they can be carried to any point on the river
nbove, and then inland carriage is TO be nd
! ded from those points. keokuk 10 and must
be the the cheapest point Of distribution for
this vaiiey,-the manufacturing aud trading
mart for II and Southern Iowa. Tier situa.
ton at the foot OF the rapids has 6aed the
Tact. 10 there not assurance enough in these
facts Of the future greatness Of keokuk p
These are among our sources Of confidence.
and to my mind they are abundant. In the
prosecution Of public enterprises, the people
Oh heokuk are unanimous. Consequently
our work Is success. IL not Keokuk sure
20 succeed, with snch spirit? The Direc.
tory WIN 80 home refreshed and invigorated,
rejoicing IN your appreciation.
Mr.. Eaton Was called upon. He sa;d n
would be very brief, but wanted to saw :
word. uc had labored for two venrs. n
had labored hard. But it Ls. Lroueh. h
satisfaction. This vas the pr oudest dnv "A
his life. lie had bsen much. along ths line
and had hoard mrch dissyu1t .nd .r.r;s -,
expressed conserving the road. ne had
been asked "What are yor doing ?" "whers
I y your iron?" 81 don't see anything. -
But We are here. We hsvs iron enough ID
Aeokuk to take " to Benscnsport. 1'6is |.
on: answer now, and en- proud to make It.
This 70 the vindicatioa OF our houesty Of
purpose and Of our faithfulness 10 our nm.
dsrtsk'nE. One thing he wished to say. A,
almos! every point along the line, the com
pAny had met, Il not great pscuoiaYy \. ].
ISSUANCE, u least kind and liberal feeling.
10 only two or three places in forty nilss d
they been compelled &c purchase The rich, q
WAY. What Other line could say 40 much
re nag long been engaged ii railroad busi.
nsss, oat had never knowp snything like Il.
mhsa ~ arss passsd Keokuk, i was ! pai.ry
plass. But h subsequently, west there 70
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0Uea4R 000 Lara
A 8 70 havs : SAsgs les CAst, - shali through.
n sat tia snmnsr hare eopstantly ~ haad thu
hcss o. Batter aa1 Leaf Lard. BEAR this 10 miud
wAsn the weather gsts bot.
innol ld2w xnurf
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4 IN DU sH. .choies NoEthesn, fvr salo very 10
VVO iel2d2s KELk00N nLR0E.
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Rux UsDER.-Ths steamer Aida was run
under near SmithlAads On ~ Ohio river,
Thursday, BY Ne Fashion.
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BANKERS.

Uelvet Ribbon,
.e q, just received and for sale at New voIs
at JUQXs,
Brady St bet Attn srt 9th
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WAsHiaGToE, Feb. a.

SENATE.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice OF his intention
to introduce a bill granting to the cities Of
Washington and Georgetown 10000
acres OF land for the support of their public
schools.
The Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the House bill to authorize the peo.
| pie OF Minnesota to form a Constitution and
State Government preparatory to their sd
mission into the Union.
Mr, Biggs moved an amendment that none
but citizens Of the United States be entitled
to vote in reference 10 the formation of a
| Constitution and State Government. He
did not know bu, what the offering of such
proposition might subject him TO the sus-
picion Of being tainted with Know Moth.
ingsm, but whether this was one Of the prin-
ciples of the American party or not. he was
decidedly IN favor Of combining the privilege
Of voting to citizens OF the u. -, native or
naturalzed, in the formation Of all organic
laws.
After considerable discussion, Bigg's
amendment was adobted. 81 against "a
Adams, Bayard, Bell, OF Team, Benjamin,
Bgss, Broadhead, Brown, Butler, Clay,
CrIttendcn, Evans, Fish, Fitzpatrick, Foot,
Geye, Green, Houstoc, Hunter, lverson,
Johnson, Jones, of Tenn, Mason, Reid,
Rusk, Slidell, Thompson Of N. j., ThoRp-
son Of KY, voting aye. lb 8E
Those voting nay were Allen, Bigler,
Bright, Cass, Collamer, Dodge, Douglass,
Durkee, Eessenden, Fitch, Foster, Hale,
Jones Of Iowa, Nourse. Pugh, Seward, Stu.
art, Toombs, Toucey, Trumbull, Wade, Viii.
son, Weller and Wright
The bill passed.
Also, the bill establishing a judicial dis.
,rict in the Gadsden purchase, creating the
office Of Surveyor Genera, granting dona
tons to actual settlers, &c.
The bill authorizing the people of Ore
gon to establish State Government, was
taken up.
Green offered an amendment extending
similar authority to the people OF Kalsas,
pending which adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House passed the Post Office Appro-
priation bill.
The House took up the resolution repor
ted from Committee on Elections declaring
that Mr. Whitfield was not elected to
seat as delegate from Kansas,
On motion Of Mr.. Caruthsrs, The resolu-
ton was tabled by vote Of 96 against IS.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole ON the State OF the Union.
Mr. Washburn, Of Illinois, vain!y stroye
TO take up the River and Harbor bill
The House proceeded to consider the de.
fciency bill
Without concluding action on bill, ad.
journed.
The President has approved of bill to in
crease pay Of army officers. z
The post Office bill, which passed The
House to-day, approPriates upwards of six.
teen millions OF dollars for operations ON
Land service next year.
The expenses of the Corruption Commit
tee are estimated at nearly $4,000.
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THE sub seribers would respectfully call the at
L tention OF Vine Growsrs 10 the
EARLY Northern Muscadine Grape.
Having raised and proved over forty ensreht va
retos wihin the last IS years, We hnd II to De pei
fecty hardy, very prolific ana eniEg one mont
earlier th the Cats ba Isabella, and yielding
one gallon OF wine TO every quarts OF clean fruit
We have a limited stock Of large and 'gor"u
plants for spring planting which may be had OF our
authorized agents; price from one 10 nSe ooiiars
each, according to uge and size. We caution The
public against fraudulent seud.fs. We have Al,
Iowa. OF whom plants may oe had. A liberal dis
count 10 dealers. p. STEW ART,
- .E ID. l. HAWKINS.
Nav Lebanon, Shaker village, COLUMBIA Co, n.
FINLEY N DWlRE, Agsnis.
For particulars seo large balls as Burrows Pref
tylr ans or al Gazette ONCE. JANIS d.in