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TUE RsroRT or TIE sscREfARy or TEE lnIH-
awe published yesterday synopsis Of that
portion Of this able document relating 70 The Dis
trict Of Columbia. The report treats Of variety
q susI~s e sPeetsl srrsss : Che .ePss>f the
The zhnSn q acs1 81 the peb,ie lands 81 1Sr
cnsh e9inG ne ave qdsftefs sndins sept. S1Eh,
vas l.4s,@ Located with varn1h, 5,ei5y 40;
f,5n,016 eraHed under the frascS 10 S.sse ~
railrcads BIZ, 2}; total, gus l65 The numbes
o. scres now subject TO private entry at all land
Of radical change in the land laws, a. proposea
IN = gssesal Homestead blu, Is opPosod BY the
Reducing the annuits TO q present value, the
amount to near q 500 100, and the svess1s snsssl
expenditure on Indian account exceeds q OOO 600.
The nausoef e lndiass within shs limit q ths
Ss s1a !. sst down ono
have been for years on the increase in population
ana impcoving morally and socially. win 4he
more bafbarous Tribes the reverse 10 the case; they
Is: 8 HsaasE Ifs Eaa q r .:sn Sss s :
tribal reservation. 10 regarded e. the mogt peoup-
ising In its adaptation % arrest this dsgsssrscy,
ae re sss, s ,ness tribes 70 prosperity. :.
stafed 20 Be IL 585; and the annual sum required
70 pay them, at the present rates, is 81 Ca 6f4 Is
Dnang the yeaf ending the 30th September last,
~.
for go ,e66 acres ls7e'7 Z = =
The census Of 1850 win be conducted under the
law enacted In 1850. An appropriation OF 600 600
VIII pc necessary 10 dsffaJ the expenseg and
under the present arrangements the marshals win
enter Vigorously upon the performance Of their
duties on the LIST Of June next - ~ p -.
+ The business Of the Patent once has eontinued
@ Increase during the year. The number Of appii-
catons fos patents during the three quartes ending
increase Of 90 over the zane months ia 1sse.
The other busines Of the ONCE and it, Income,
increased In corresponding degree, the present
surplus Of the psteutfund on hand being S3l AL o.
fhe Secretary 10 Of the opinion that an increased
number Of examiners and clerks should be pro-
vided, that the business Of the once may be done
well, and with proper dispatch.
), The success OF the culture Of the vine In the
United states 70 mentioned, and IL 10 estimated
thar we now have more than IL 600 acres Of land
In vineyards, the average crops Of which, per
acre, will compare favorsbly with the most sue.
ceafu! wine-growing countries Of EUROPE: and
the value Of which u ave six hundred Der cent.
greater af the respective places Of production :.
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10 Tbs Georgis Methodist Ep.scopa, Gomez
euce lately repsiinanded minister for sttendin g
circus. and subsequently unanimously resolved
that minister or layman who visited q show Of
any description should be excluded from the
church e = -. 2-tala % % 1,7El
SINGULAR cArss YoR TAXING HAxson.-Ths
pilot who took the war steamer Mohican from
Portsmouth,, n. H., TO- New York reports thsf
the steamer put In at Princetown on eccount Of
sea siekssss among the cfaeen and engineer, -
III A Armiof Republican merchanS In CHI
cago are charged with having tsken two negro
children, who belonged 20 deliqueut southern
debtor, and sold them for sevsn hundred dollzu.
An employer I'm Norfolk has dischargpd q
member Of the Rine corps from his situation,
throwing him, with his family. pennies upon
the world, for going 70 HarpefS Ferry.
NJ The ChaFlestoR Mercury notices the ar
rival In that City Of twenty-four medical students
from PhtiadelPhis, who, prcpcsc attendfng tie
medical school In ChariestoA't
pThe wife Of yesse Duncan, ESQ, Of Nor
gantown, Va, was accidentally burnt 70 .deukh
last week. Her clothes took FIRE while dustiag
about the nse place. Il eui.szg sssa sztf -
IDA few days agea mad dsx, IN milwaukee,
WIS, before he could be dispatched, biz ten per-
sons. hfseen dogs, one COW, and pig. ..
ir A. N. Looney was frozen TO death IN Mar
shall county, Tenn, week OF two since. A hask
Of whisky was found lying BY his side.
IL Augustus Esleck, who was shot I'm P6rts-
mouth, Va, last Sunday by b. Rickett, has since
DiA movement ID commenced In Cincinnati
for getting up Union meeting. .
: III A gun Lost In the tall Of 17s3, wss recently
found by party Of hunters, near Parkersbufg, Va
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SIS snz Housx, aesazy, NJ Morris haviax =
aoor = the e. edjoafnment YESTERDAY =
sumed his Scn1rka. He regretted 70 say tha Re
great dscsrieeof popaiar sovereignty was in III.
q naknral gpardiaa, the democratic party, x,s
loves Il this doeisine had been abused and Ser
secuted, the great principles for which they con.
tended, Of allowing the psople the right 70 psn
prior to their o.gsnic act 70 sstabliah and re3s-
dseply rooted I'm the public heart, and hays .
deathless existence there.
The ermher efsympaihisefs With the Admipis-
sisted Of a few Government oficials, and Il wa
these men who haxe called the Democratic Con.
yention which 70 70 meet at Springfield to send .
delegation to Chsrisuton. One Isssc Cook, post
name, and 10 unable 70 write sisgle sentence in
Of mint jdisP Issued IN sddrs. (Which lei 81 i
course was written In weahington for him) for a
delegates. The doctrines Of that addfess--which
Of course the doctrines Of the. Admiuistrs1ion
and only derive their importance from that fact
would send the address to the CLERK, 70 have those
passages there marked read. - - - : -
MI Grow rose for the Pufrcee Of vindicatina
1t, acsos In regard 70 the Pos sppropatos
lathe course Of his remarks he charged that the
gentleman from North Carolina (Mr. Branch) had
violated gil parliamentary law In impugning his
motives in opposing that bin, and that sack. II
legislative bodies everywhere, wa. regarded nd
only a. unpariismentafy hut ungentlemauly -
Mr.. Branch desired 70 know II the rsnilsmsn,
meant to charge him Of having conducted hin-r
elf In manner unbecoming gentleman. ~.
Mr.. Grow said he would refer the gentleman u
his language a paelishsd in the Globe -el -
Mr.. Branch. That ID not response to my ques.
siSn shall tsss your failure 70 respond a. an
Mr.. Crow. The gentleman can take n ,u,e ..
he plesscs. =. - - 80 500
He then read from Mr.. BIS remarks on the &C.
cssion, and again said the gentleman could lake
Mr.. Grow resumed his remarks, and was speak.
lJust before the House was called to order tbis
morning, an individual styling himself s.Amefica
Bunkum," evidently crazy took ~ sent IA the
Speakers chair, and commenced TIE d.Rvery Of
speech which be bad laid before HIN, b. ginning
with the words, s'The word Of God caIne INTO
ton,n &c. 80 - ~ - 'T----s5
The Doofkeepsr at this point stepped up to him.
ana very quietly ushesed him out of the Hall.
much TO the surprise and indignation sf -sAs.
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IL DR.. Mulroe, Of 9. c., the owner of two plan.
titions and negroes sufficient to WORK them,
was arrested few days ago. as a suspicious
character, by vigilance committee, In Eufala,
Ala The doctor was peddling ploughs. and
1t was hard to believe that SO wealthy a man
would turn (" travelling Yankee A friend
who knew the doctor at home, happened to be
Guilty he was In, went to the place where the
COMMITTEES were trying him, and when he en-
tered and found Or: NJ. occupying a chair, and
undergoing an examination under such peculiar
circumstances, he was astonished that be ex .
claimed, WhyIDr. Mulroe 20 and burst out in
loud laugh, while the Doctor, overcome with
his feelings, burst into tears, and the sympathy
was % intense that the whole COMMITTEES were
soon In tears. A finale, all pledged themselyes
to cell 40 many ploughs as they could
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OFFICIAL ys.,.zr q fes5lf a.. wa-.
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rsrtment ID, g siecf noon oE fsssdsy, u. ast
b. the at Of iath lure, p5a-beias 90 much stocF
Se the sos .So Ssss ss
the lrineipel and premium on that amount. - I
on the ist Of Jsussr1 isss' snd Sear iSiers.t q
avs = centum per s.num, I.yshls ssri srnaaIIy
nor l vii
8 cIets.y q the Tressurys Nth dssostssy of tie
ne s "a - s q &c; &c
b unconditional And vithouf reisronee 70 The bid
e. . others, and mast stass the premium offered
The sealed proposals sbesld be sssorssd o. the
s.s - . iSs'i sssrs .ss lssp
Tressury, Wsshineton. D, g; The spms Which
o s. Y.ls 9 TIE .aspo1tasg ,9fths United stasss
1sn,:.s g g. ne q Toss
parties not residns sitnIn the United States. thsy
will b rcSuired 20 sdseesits the principal and pre-
az oss I: :. So''on'
Certificates Of st2ck tes sums Of pne. thoussed
WITH Of s .sSSs: asssss from M
ss".ssd n dss:. :ss s.. s g. Is sss 81
the Treasury. and trsnsferahle thofe upon assien-
I. Ps 81 ss,ss q e g:
S.sss it,: az S: )
S% q: sss s 4. sS
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9: is$ Vi
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NJ great deal Of scandal was created In Lii
tie Rock. Ark, last week. by an alleged Illicit
amour between the wife Of Mr.. Turnbuli. man.
ager Of the Little Rock theatre, and an actor
named Common. Turnbull confronted Common. In
presence Of the guilty woman, and drawing a
pistol, commenced firing. Conner returned The
IRE, but neither was injured.
Mrs. Forester, Of Springfield, Mas. was
arraigned for disturbing one Of the Charles
schools In that city, by the use Of indecent IAN
guage to the teacher In the presence Of the schol-
afs: She was sentenced TO pay q hne Of "a and
ID Mr.. Watson, an actor, was recently
wounded in Halifax Eng }. during the perform
ance Of civilian Tell" In the second oct,
where Tell instructs his son In the art of shoot.
Ing, an arrow strayed from its aim, and deprived
MI Watson Of the sight Of one eye. - -.
Az The Mobile Meeeury says that Hon !. A.
ssaHworth, NJ. G. from the hfst Alabama district,
who has been prevented by severe iadisposition
from taking his seat in Congress 10 now Improving
rapidly, and expects to start for w ashington at an
early day. "a - ~ - 10 :, I
IL A horse arrived in New York on Saturday
rom Italy, only seven hands high. He II % b
sent to Warrington TO Mr.. Buchanan, - : pre.ent
from II, Binda, the United States Consul,
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Tss sseanlhlp Asseo, non IIavrs, briagiag
Londm datssS - 1sth insssat, - arrived st
- s.w.rd incnsr he p..,s.ss.s. q.
- esivea y nts 200 guns and large
em9Sge q rss! .-.u..
Pleniposcntisry 70 end - Peace Cosgrea.
Msi.aal Ranten, sAs Pnch Minister Of War,
sSsssSsss nom Mossees states that the Moor.
were repulsed with q los Of 300 killed and ono
wounded. The Spanish los is 70 killed and 30
The ship Monnessh, from Flsstwsed, bsssa
to savannah, has bssn wrecked. The crew wers
The ~ Eagle, nom Newcssne sse Bssmuda,
was sunk Nov. 10Th, and the crew lad landed Ut
The sssssis ssss 81 sSsvvuursss,aess.ssss--v
Great Eastern has been postponed 70 the Iith Of
Isdy fraallln Is going on visis 70 Paris, and
Academy with Tie hesess Usually bsssowsd on
flifsy q the fsmeu. Armssrong guns we've resdy
Tor he chins sxPsditi9a. All Of them hAving been
The French Council Of Sssse were preparing
the project ef y law reducing custom dates, more
especially on articles Of prime necsssty. 80
rocco intendng, ~ WAS supposed, TO assist In ths
The Cholera y said 10 have broken out inths
~ coxxxsefA.. lsi ...sas, isslsss
LIvEHroc1.-sales Of Cotton the three dave
IS Go bales Including n go bales 10 sperulss6rS
and * porter, psiseiPsiiy the latter The market
Bfeadstsffs market Cor bsesdstafzs had .
declining <ndency. For all articles prices were
easier, but Quotations psehasged. -. =.
Beef was dull but psiets SHADY Pork 80 duIi
Bacon was quies. lard dull and quosssions
nominal. Tallow dan and sales unimpersant.9
Proauce.-Rcsin closed dull. Sugar Arm. Pot
ashes stesdy. Pearl. closed steady. spifis tur-
pentine steady. Coffee Hfm. -
Tbs sdvices from Manchester ara unfavorable
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IL An English gentleman has introduced the
TEA tree into southern India from China, and has
formed plantation on the Neilgherries, which 4,
now fourishing. H 10 situated about two and I
half miles above Coonoos, ut an elsvasisn Of aOCO
feet, and contains $500 plants, occupying about
four acres The forest land ID found most suitable
for the plants. 1t is Only necessary now to test the
leaf and procure skilled manufacturers; but as the
Government has refused to do IL on the grounds
Of the inexpediency Of Government interference
with private enterprise, II may be some time be
fore the practicability Of the tea manufacture on
large scale can be tested Its cultivation To The
hii districts Of India seems to be spreading fast
and a. these are the localities recommended for
Ing China In this trade
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MADAME DELARUE hasjust received f.m
V1 PARIS case Of full dress ropnets, q -
eonPlsts s.soTtmsnt Of yosvin.s gloves. 81
Festhers, He'd sDrssssss,. Real. Lsess,
gibbons, velyet.. sess Of Enbroidsry, -
Lace Wells, Besthss, CsPss Coilsrs. and Coiisses.
veleEciennes. Point LAos, ssd Embroidered
a f.nsg Hross e 81 q shss e.
attenslon Of the lsdiesis respectfully soiirifsd.
236 Penn. av., bet 18th and 18th sts. do fs-as
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says: e q fsfaf
Governor Wise, IN his last Richmond speech.
ofoad!y intimates that when the Virginia troops,
recently. marched past the PeesidentS House, the
President did noteven notice them AZ this re-
mark Of the Governor occasions some comment
here, II may not be amiB to state that the Presi.
dent, on that occasion. was ffom home, and that
the troops bad passed the White House. It n
known here thatthe President II niformly marked
In his courtesies 70 all visitefs. y
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CURIOUS SENTHScE-A foreign exchange gives
an account Of . curious sentence which has been
passed at Unterwalken, Switzerland A prisoner
psDlic order. The offence being proved, he wss
sentenced to months imprisonment, and to
regular attendance at the morning and afternoon
religious services for two years. Which he con-
naers the worst sentence, the paper does not in
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THs,,ss Nv1 o|sILIE 2 ;I X p27w y

C,eiopedis is pasashsd sna ready for delivery. In.
sendsnG sscsbsrs ere earnestly ressested to sesd
Poftant work. indispenslble for ever households,
tells what IL knowa nex a Nature, Science. A. Z
Isterials for Manufactures, the commodities Of
Commerce, Political, Social, and Domestic Ecopc-
jet Price eS . volume IN clntn See tie sp .einen
xolumes It eHLLlINGJ ON's Bookstare, Odso1
BulldtnGs corner "a streot aad Penn. svenue. Per-
sons s.eking fucrstivc empsoyment viii end % in
cenvas.ius Tor shis work throughout the eaty.
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"A SHOCKING AFrAIR.-A most frightftil occur.
renee took place in the town Of Bloomer, Mont.
calm county, on Thursday, The 18th inst At the
raising OF large barn q. couple Of small beys
were playing with large broada1e, when one Of
them suggested TO his playmate to Law his bead on
block and let him cut Il of, which was done,
and the sharp axe instantly severed the head from
aiarge..6entp Of the frame was poised in mid
air; bat the men engaged in raising IL were 50
shocked at the sight that they let 90 their hold,
fell 70 the ground killing three men instautIy. =
Grand Rapids (lfieh.) EngriyeY, Der. 20. IT
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-.
ton Courier since i existence has died in Charle-
ton, Sc. He always wrote bis own addresses.
which made up in honesty what they lacked ia
at the Jewish Synagogue ON the day of Atom.
mens ma King his sPpearance on those occasions
In su1hed shirt. - v.fs.sss - -
U BY the late arrivals It il announced that
nearly nve hundred thous.ad dollars has been
rescued oy the divers from the wreck Of the oval
charser rh's sum b compeised in twenty boxes
81 gold three bags Of sovefeigns, and seventy.fve
odns OF goia. The operations still continue, and
"n noped sne treasure win soon be all recovered.
& 10 Mt. Benjamin w. Jones, of Portland
ovcfhaulinga drawer Of old m pess IN his ssors =
rev days ago, found mouse's nest, composed Of
small bits Of paper. intermingled With which
wee tnrec, nve and ten cent pieces TO the amount
OF ox0 W, which the little rouges had from time
70 time stolen from the money drawer 20 adorn
Us The French Minister Of .Just,ce IA. AZ ..,n.
vitedn the Judges, law Officers, and magistrates
s e sS'a rom sPPeaiing In public in colored
and white cfavsf; they are also to abstain from
smoking " the streets, and sleepiag ct their coan-
~ housesi IS 81 E y !,
NJ The ladies Of vienna have juss dessrninsd
upon the sPandonmeat q the uss &C xloSss, which
ths opsrs, esly % he ifst enssssce 10 the SSs.
!: : q - give :'h iss9 3
NJ N the Alabama Legislature. the Senate k.s
unanimously passed rssoiusion providing Tor the
call Of convention Of the people Of the state in
the eyeat ofS the election Of Republican TO the
Psesideney; aiso, Z bill has passed both House,,
sionai Spiritual Rappess. - I =
5 Tsaassln FAlL.-M!- samuel Lesser, one Of
the caspsne:es employed % . new ehusch build
Az 4 s.ssiy s:sssiss 81: & i nee
the right lex Above The tnes, and nssssini ~ =.
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Drfhe New York papers are poking fun at
0ex Wiss for misiaking the white and black
sagiss q France and Austria Represented in .
- numher q London Punch = Agntng In the
aif, While the British lion was looking on I'm I
wachfal ssfitude) for the North and south Of this
country g having found;r with Great Britaia
- gndned spectator. GOV. W., II win be re-
nsnoered, pitched into John Ball savagely in
he iass Richmond speech, In consequence Of this
droIl misake.
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Tns CASE ov REV. JAcos g. HA.Dzs, At Bx,.
uDsnH. N J., CHAnexD wrrH PoIsosIse Hts
Hsve a Ne time a their occurrence, was 70 come
up fos tsial ysssesday wednesday, morning. The
eonespopdeut Of the New York Times says:
Harden,s conduct In Jail has BEN up exceutioo-
aba His relatives visit him frequently, and be
spenqs most q his time In singing, pavin0 and
re.oing He 10 IN excellent singer. He IL pless-
~, and plump, but well foenaed, with dark eycs,
oa1ek hair and fall fonnd face and, taken ii d.
Gesbes, What the ladies would call q love or 4
manly, has awianing voice, and 10 well calculated
- make . favorable fmpeemion- He feels sure Of
oe1nx seq1itted. The nest intense interest IL
manifesesd in this trial. The town Il fun Of peo-
t1el- 0ve one hnndrea witnesses have been
summoned, and the imprsusion 10 the tial VIII
last two weeks OF more d =
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HTYoHHHs MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocI-
. 1 ais aoa.
~ 9a. hsSsar' a
rNoTlCE.-The undet.isned would inform
Ters ,psDss.d ,d sessn sS5c
ssymined e meet che vents Of eastomsrs, and t6st
: .osl s e SScTfGTUssn ss s s.s x
CLOTHING TO such sa extent. that he feels CON
a sesns int he ear NEE. the q tho:
and sSs firs MS so
d. m sTHE aAsS :;d Ec s sdSt, p taw Inn
TEEAAEkEE i NSg a cs 4. FRs,llAY
81 Diss0LViNG VIEWS. 10. q The istS stsest
mence st ~ o'clock ,. D. = - 'As" denss
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s. syeD. az osS:. ~ g. i here
vii expire on the atst infant. and that MD G
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rssuirements Of the third SEQ ion q the charter Of
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10 The Rev. Daniel Worth was arrested IA
6uaifsrd, N. O., on Friday last for incsudiary
language and conduct In defending himself he
sssd extensively from Helpers book. 1t was
proved that be had used In his sermons the strong
- inesndiary language, and bad circulated Help
err book. He vas held 10 bail In the sum Of
$500 for his appearance at court, and 5000 for
his good behavior
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sosrH.Ha sFsDz..s Exsscr.p mon Nsw
esissd n.s sbsut enc husdss1 ssd Gfsy soushesn
<eoaee dssfgned leaving ths New Yssk Nsdieai
ceuexa - unite vita he Rjehmend Me1ieai,
yehaday, ssd, ~ : vo1s ef tes. q two. fsbs 49,
eRIeecse befne, strange = say, sssaSesJ ~. =
Ss1essi.ee ths sam q g yoop = Be pascea ~ ~
~ ssssos g : eonmttsss = Ne cs1seiis = nErt
tAs s.t4 eedeatsia loviae Mr. YssS - 49,
NJ - meoIeAl college M e ksvirS 49,
en4 harding this sdditisoal number q seodssss
has esen euEgesesa that the cid ssUnioa', fpov
- sunited StssO Hotsl.s On Main ssees. -
oessriiy used tos The puspose.-R sekmsai4 n.
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NJ sssatss Seward arrived by The Arago, from
nsEs Apartments have been engaged for him
q Ne Asaor House, and both boards Of the New
York City Councils have resolved to .'evincs their
appreciation o. his worth and public services by
tendss1ag him the use Of the chamber Of the Al
defmen, In The City Hall, In which TO receive the
cengntulstieus Of his friends; and providing for
TIE sPPointment Of eommises q Tires to carry
The resolution into efsct.s sss
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10 Captain Fsrnum, Of the yaeht wandsrer,
now In jail 1t savannah, Ga, on charge ef being
engaged In the slave trade, publlshes . letter IN
ths News Of that city, In which be esnphatically
denies having attempted 70 make terms with he
6evsrnnent TO the prejadiee Of those heretofore
arrsignsd IN the sane cuse, q intimatsd in ne
letter Of = MI. Jackson 70 The United STATES Dis
0ictAs1oenev ~ ss,ss.s
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sL,vBRY In NKBRAsKA The House Of 'Repre,
sentatives In the Legislature Of Nebraska hav,
paused an act to prohibit slavery In the Territory
Of Nebraska" The vote was-yess q, nays II
Tne negative vote was not vote In favor OF sla.
very, but a vote against the passage Of most m
necessary piece Of buncombe. There are no slaves
N Nebraska, and none are ever expected 70 b
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WHo.WRorR sSInos Suses ,n-Ths Calif, raia
papers say that "Joseph g. Baldwin. one of The
Jusf:ces of the supreme Ceurt, and suthoe Of
"simea Saggs." is Z candidate fos the Usited
Shsss 6ensss from that State, and has -sixtssa
vnse ple&ged him" What does Hooper, Of Ala
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10 The Ohio ssats Journal is Informed nat
too hundred ceavich ase sew .siek In the peni-
endsry, with what d deneminssed corr bessd
diauhoa- The disssse hss assumed IN epidemic