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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
BuyprsBrna, o., Aug. 81. 1859.

We the undersigned, citizens Of BundysJurg
AMI vicinity, having used Porier'S Cureof Pain
il Our families, take great pleasure in recon-
menGing ii, As a meGicine possessing greater
healing virtaes-adGpted tea much largerciass
OF discases-and lis effects IN arrestiHg paid,
being more immediate than any other remedy
" have ever used. The following comprise
. list of some Of the complaints in which we
have usei tie Gre with complete success
Barns, Bruises, Strains, Rhe5nra;isI1, CJuqls,
Codis, Heajachc. 3aaLiacIe. Sire Throat, Pains
IN TIE SIZE AID .Sis.aact, DiaTrha4, C!0iic, Ca0l-
era M3Ttas, sc.
As a family medicine We think it ias no su-
pcrior, and would recommend its use by all
who are afflicted.
Walter Lsmpson, Il. Frank FerTe, William
Drown, Calvin Druwn, ErastGs Parish, Martin
French, IsaHc Rhodes. Chester Cobb, AleXan-
Glenn, Issue Parker, Joseph Sealy. Erie Il.
John II. Evans, Arson Hatch, Orrin
Gates, y. B. Roe.
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One hundred and seventy-four Chinese,
being the passengers rescued from the burn
ing ship Nastif, were landed at Honolulu,
September 2Sth.
Business prospects here arc poor, and
the business community are somewhat
troubled by reports received from the At
lantic States relative to the increased pro-
duction and chcapness of coal oil. 1t is
reported here that several of the largest
whale-ship owners in New Bedford have
sold their whale ships.
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Ldanly.

When so many of the leading papers Of
the South arc ~cndeavoring to magnify the
~fcclhardy, reckless attempts Of seventeen
men to liberate as many slaves, into ? tire.
mendous instruction in which all the Re
pubhcans Of the North were engaged. and
the northern Democratic ~doueh-faocs rcit-
crate the charge, it is refreshing to hear a
Democratic paper in a Slave State speak
out its disgust for all such whimpering
knayes.
Speaking of the position taken by the
Richmond Enquirer in regard to the Har-
pcr's Ferry affair, the Mobile Advertiser
says:
Has The Enquirer forgotten how few
Virginia slaves availed themselves of the
royal Governors proclamation-how few
sought refuge on Lord Dunmore's ships?-
Have the times changed since then, or has
9he Enquirer also forgotten the more re-
cent occurrence, which is so frequently its
text, and achere not a solitary Stare joined
the dnraderS, and tie first rictiM was q
aegro faithful to his trast2
We are heartily sick Of this aaan1aaLy
soAa'iRg, tbs crying Ike a spanked baby
orsr Imaginary !grieraaces. We have
hemp enough grown in the South for all
slave rebels and their white i~nstigators; we
have rifles and bullets enough to protect our
wives and Children, and ace Should fiagl
backas Ga i,lSau an offer Of Federal pro-
lection, ssere & mate. Tyre dignity IS a.
plated By tie undue isnportance giircn to
miserable raid 6fq tea0 frantic Jiaaqt-
ics; it should have been classcd with a
Baltimore. riot, or a New Orleans election
"A heinous crime, to be sure, but not one
i~mplyinga frightfula danger to the South.
Yet southern journals persist in calling it'll
an Instruction; persist in speaking of it
in q quakingy voice and trembling tones, as
the whole social fabric Of the South
were but a magazine of power, which avail
ted the slightest spark for an irretrievable
explosion. 4Rd such, indeed, IS tie I'M
preston gaost agaa,striously prodgced
and erea among tie tiaid souls oil
o,v' oen section, ly this silly crqCca poll
:y-contenytJls anywhere, and naost m
Of SoRthern men.
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Annual Register of Rural Affairs for
1epn

lcOO.
We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. Luther Tucker & Son, Albany, \.
Y, a copy of the Rural Register for 1860.
1t has been published annually for the past
six years, and has increased yearly inpop-
ularity with the agricultural reading CON-
munity. Its author is John j. Thomas,
justly celebrated as a writer upon Horti-
culture and Agriculture. 1t is as It's name
purports, a concise register Of the progress
of rural Affairs during the year, and is
handsomely illustrated with ~engrayings of
farm houses, implements, fruits, flowers
&c.
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1 DMINISTRATOR,S SAFE

"A or VALUABLE 2 ESTATE.
In obedience 10 an alias order Of sale issued By the
Probate Court Of rrunabull County, in 4 suit therein
pending, wherein l, as admir- Of me estate Of L. 8
BROOKS, der'd, AN plaintiff, and the heirs and widow
Of said deceased are Defendants, 1 will offer for sale
II the highest bidder at the door OF the Court Hslse
IA th- town OF Warren, u
Saturday, the l7M dayofD December, 1859,
between The hogrz Of ! and , 2. NJ, the following
described real estate, to wit:
Situate IN the yilIsge Of y arr n, County of Trun-
bplI, and State OF ohio, ore village lot foT5y-fye ieet
in width, en- The east side OF FrsukliR Alley, bounded
south and east by lands of Henry W. Smith, aud west
by the middle OF Fraakiin Alley. Appraised II SiU0.
Also one other lot OF land east Of Franklin Alley,
bounded north by the south line of the los foot lot
occupied by the c.. e NJ. Rail Road Company, west
BIZ the middle OF franklin Alley, south by a line par
2l!el 10 the north line Of the lot IAove described and
ninety feet distant thercf.om, SnI east by lands of.
Il. Bu;tlcs and ". II. Tayier. Appraised at S3fO
Also, one other lot Of lard in said village aud cOun-
ty, being the remainder Of lots Eve and six in the
Brooks pla.- so called being 81 the southwest corner
OF South Street and Franklin Alley, and extending TO
the middle of said alley. after taking OF OF said lots
) and 8 the strip OF leg feet wide on South street and
extending about eI9 festiH length on South street,
Also. tie whole OF Lot seven and the north part OF
lot eight, bounded sonth upon a portion OF said lot
eight. lately held and Owrci by Henry Lob. Two
pieces last nsIntd appraised at $50.
JOHN UUrCIITS,
Aiisr. r. S. BROOKS, deed.
Nv ~ ISM 80
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EFT 1T BE RECORDED in ey

Ell IT BE RECORDED in every
- family. that at No II can be found white. bIack
and eolnTei KidGloves, Lipen. Cotton. To-sted, six
and Buck Gloves. and a Genuine Indian Tan Buck
Mitten, Hosiery, Eushes, Hair Brushes Spool Thread,
Sewing silk, Needles. Pins. Port Monies, Pocket
Wallets. SILK and Buekskin Money Purses, Cents
Sleeve Ruttons, Pencils, Steel Pens and Pen Hold
ers, Black and Red Ink. Indelibls Ink, Writing Pa
per and Envelopes, Silk and Cotton Embroidery
Threads. Linen Rlourishing Thread, White and Col
ored Pearl Buttons, Agate Buttons. plain and faIcy;
also Carpet Sacks with the Leathers on.
q THOMAS
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IiarrIagts.

AZ the II. E. Parsonage, Warren, by Rev. J..
Tribby, on the 20th inst, EiE. JAMES HAR-
DY, and Miss MARY ANN OLIVER, both of
Warren.
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A ENACTMENT.
IN Henry TE1Wcis. FIaintiG.) Before E:mund A
vs. Reed J 4. oi Vernon
George ". Dawes, Defendant,> township, Trur,JuII
County, Ohio.
On the eth day OF October, 4. D. 1859, said justice
issued an order OF attach nent in this actioa, for the
sum Of three hundred dollars. Said case is adjourned
until DecemJer I7ih, lesg. for trial.
FLOWERS,
by 4. YEONASS, his Say.
" % 100 u.
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CUSTOM TRADE IznLa

We particularly invite the attention OF buyers to
this department. Of our business, knowing there 10
nothing ia this viciniiytlat will approach our stock
IN extent or variety Of pattern" q
Cali before purchasing elsewhere.
Eenetber he place. sf- -@u .ca $50
+. P. REED & co.'s
Bosfoa Clothing Rorss, Nos. Marked st. .fFet
Get -. '59.-tf XARREN. OHIO.
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1eo 406ertistlIlents.
Casual Advertisements 1ai,gt lie paid for
when banded IN.
IU7T9ER FOR TAxEs!!

1Dt4-- III u .
A few thousand feet OF good seasoned inch poplar
boards will command th9 Shsresith to ray TAXES,
il delivered Immediately to
TRCEsDzLL & TOWNSEND.
Warren. O. NV o3. IS51-ow
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1859-60.
CT ~
OETo STATE JOURNAL.

On the seyeHtcenth lay Cf the present month The
Ohio State Journal viii enter Jpn its Twenty-Fourth
foiame. an! upon the second year of its present Edi-
toTiaI management. Ihc Publishers return their
thauA5 Tor Tie repeated assurances received from the
ifitnGs OF Tree labor and free territories, in every
l'1rt OF the State, and Of their appreciation OF its DO
iuSll course during the past year; ami they eute-
Upon dLtsher year vita renewed determination 10
ilaSe ;A- Journal in all respects eaflal to the require.
IleHts OF - position a. tie IraGirs exponent vi Re
publican principles in Chic.
The Republican party, in the recent election in
1lls STATE las achieved a most slhsttnti4l aud deci.
si'o victory. It's triumph ia the Legislative as we'll
- the Executive department of the government, is
complete. The Significance og this result is enhanced
by the near approach Of the Presidential contest
"Aich lakes place next year. In view Of this fact, the
proceedings Of the next Legislature, and all current
political events. will be Invested with more than ordi
nary interest. II is, moreover, OF the highest impor-
lance That the Republican cause in Ohio should be
Vigorously maintained, and that its principles should
receive the widest possible advocacy and circulation.
IS the aim of tie Publishers to make the Journal,
5 = mas been heretofore under their management.
eotNhy 81 the support Of the intelligent readers OF
Sh'o. ran PARTIES, bUt especially OF the PARTY Of
fFeriom' and IN return they ask tie confined COON
-f-s,9l o. th-Ir friends throughout the State, in ex-
tending its circulation. and thereby increasing lis
news.
fuliTsaorts Of he proceedings Of the Chic Legis-
iAlSte'Gnd daily ;elegraphic synopsis Ct the debates
~ congress, Will he furnished dur;1g he sessions Of
those bodies.
CoIPiy,e and accurate reports OF the decisions CT
@fa~"~ 'N1a@ - - NAA NC ak0aAsaLl GLttE I4-
ring tie stated terms OF that Cour-.
Etea issue ct ta- formal Ei'I also csn.aiu TIE lat
est Neas, Foreign and domestic, received Ly tele-
graph aud Iuaiis- up . the hoEr o. g5irg to press; to-
Ee'ivr Tith q comp!--e financial ANA Commercial
s.--A-iy' embracing IarkIt Reports, Railway aud
other Statistics, etc.
\ due proportion OF space will he devoted to Lite
Tsry' agricultural and Mechanical Affairs, and 20 mat
tsrs OF prominent interest in the Religions. Scientific
tui artistic World. Ia slio-t, the columns of the
IuIruti VIII present 4 current epitome OF the Polit-
iedt. industrial end Social progress Of the country,
anal especially % Ohio.
The Jorrial will he publ shell. as heretofore, in
D-i!y' tri'h eeSiy and Weekly editions.
open abe following Terms.
NffL iFE 81 10
Iri-N eckly, per , 90
weekly. single subscribers, per year-.---..- / so
Tor a ciIh Ci ten sent 10 one Post Ciice l. 50
TO clubs 0! twenty, sent u one address % no
IFiN ALL CASES PAYMENT IN ADYANCE,sH
VIII oET friends all 10 in procuring subscribers and
c!C5s. Address all Ordsrsto
COOKE, HURT & co,
Nov -, %. Publishers. Cafrnhuz q
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sher;E's Office. Warren. Nov -, IsJ9-5g.
GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Benz Cranage& Wiie3

Thomas Douglas. Pleas.
BY virtue Of an execution in the above entitled
cause, issued cut Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Iruntul! County, Ohio, 10 Inc directed and delivered.
l have levied oE, and shall expose to Public Sale, ct
lie door OF the Court House il v a.ren, in said Coan
ty, on
Saturday, the 2tth day of December, 1850,
between tae hours Of 10 o'clock A. II. and O'Clock P.
NJ. Of said day, the following described Real Estate,
20 Wit: Situate N tie Township Of Warren, being No.
:, in the fourth range Of townships, in the Connect
cut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, aad which
IS also ia the County OF TTambutl. and known as Lot
= in large lot 10, in the village plat Of warren,
bounded Eor-h ly let :, east b. Lot = in said let 95,
south b. William Street, aud west by lots > asd -
IA said large lot 30, and formerly owned by Dlaiel
Gilhcrt. Appraised at Sjo,0O.
TernS-Cash on day OF Sale.
4. Is. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sheriG's oGce, Warren, Nov -, IS5g.-5w
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ERUIT. FLOWERS & FARMING.
4 new book just cut: by Henry Ward Beecher.
S~-stresa II ADAMS BOOK STORE.
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pnRT,-G ATTCTEOW

{ SSIGNEE'S SALE Of Merchandise
- ct the Village of Newton F=lls, at the rooms
lately occupied by William Tew, az his Store
room.
The underSisncd viii offer f5T sale. cn Monday, the
Gid day Of January, iSGG, = large and veil assorted
lot Of pfy GOcas, Groceries, Hardware, Q2esrswaIe,
aud = general assortment OF Motions.
Alsu. = large assOrtaent Of Boots, Shoes and Really
Made Clothing, t5scthe= with general stock Of all
sEch Articles as are kept for sale in country stores.
Purchasers making purchase anlcuEtiDs 10 over
;eE dollars. can have a credit CT SIX months, 10y Civ
Ing negotiable mole = .,h approved security.
AUCTION to co:nm-Ice on said dag. and 20 he eon-
;inGc4 from day - Gay antiI al the aforesaid stock IS
scIi. DARIUS BALDWIN,
Nov. -, 1854 -Jw Assignee OF Wu. lew.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ Thomas J. McLaia)
IS. IN TIumbgT Common Pleas.

~ 1AoEaS J. McL1iuD
IS. IN TrumbGu Common Pleas.
Hice, FrcEra = Co. }
By virtue OF YenIitioni Exponas, in the above en-.
titled ease. issued 01t Of the Court OF Common Pleas
or f1-mh1lt County. Ohio. and to me directed and de
Lvered, L shall expose 20 public sale On the prea.lses
lately cccUpieiaud owned by French, Cook & Co.,
about i've miles southeast from the village of Mics.
IN the tovUship o. Wc2-iersEsld, comfy Of TRANQUIL,
and State OF OAio, on
Saturday, tie Cd day Of December, 1889,
between the hours OF 1 and 4 o'clock p. ".
Of said DAY, he following described pcrsoasi
property, TO Wit: AhcUt eco tons Of i;'acl Band ore,
aai asoai 9 or 10 IhOuSaEd Props Or Supporters for
Coal BANKS.
Terms-Cash On day Of Sale.
\ Z. LYMAN, Sherir.
ShsriT's Once, Warren, November -. Ie59-av
A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE
"A OF re- ESTATE.
IN FG-cu-ace . T an order grated by the Probate
CCart Ct IIurluii County .0hiO.I will oIer for sale.
a. Public Auction, on the 18th day Of December. 1853,
At ~ o'c'OcS, forenoon, upon the premises. the follow
ins described real estate, Siri1t- in the County Of
IruMbuli. and STATE OF Ohio, 70 Wit: The undivided
one half OF the Store House and Lot at EesOpOtamia
centre, belonging to the Estate Of L. D. EastOn, de-
ceased. and Henry Williams.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
". L.. PORTER.
Administrators Of 2. o. EAST0S, deceased.
Assspotsmii, Nov. 10, lsJ9--ig
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CHFRIFF'S SALE.

GHFRIFF'S SALE.
~ william Higgins In Court o. Common Pleas
=, vs. OF TruG.5ail County.
-hoUIs Il. Wolf, ct. al.)
Hy virtue Of an alias order Of sale, issued OFT Of the
Cocrtof Common Pleas Of TrGInhun County ,OAio. TO inc
airrct-s and delivered. l have levied UP0n AID shall
oaer az Public sale. at the door OF the Court House in
Warren, ITuHbull County, on
Saturday, the 25th of December. 1859,
between The hours of 10 o'clock A. n, and 1 O'Clock
:. IL, Of said dag, Jeremiah Is. Wol;'s undivided half
or tao Following described Real Estate s.tnate in HUB
bard IcWlship- TruEhCll County, and is known az
being part OF ios No. ., ana is bounded as follows:
BEGINNING II a post standing On tie east side IF said
lot =, and running south along The road leading from
the Centre OF Hubbard 20 B-ookGeld, to the south east
corner Of lot No. p; thence west to the southwest
OF said lot - to a post thence north on the
west hne OF said lot p to 4 post, and from thence east
Parallel 70 he south line OF said lot - to = post, or
lle Ptace OF neStnning, Containing fifty acres OF land.
Also. another tract OF land in Hubbard, known as
pat OF lot So.S described and bounded rs follows:
Beginning 1t : post standing in tn northwest csrner
running along the road leading from the Centre Of
Hubbard to EroOkzeII. to post standing on the line
OF said road so far north as that I line running YES.
1t right angles 20 said road until It strikes the west
lac Of lot So-4. and thence on said line to the north
vest former Of said John LayEcoG'S land as shall In
elEIe within said lines sixty acres OF land: Both
pieces containing one h1udred and ten acres of land.
The sad undivided half is appraised at s., 9Oj, 20.
TEEss-Cash.
A. D. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SneT.Eis Office Warren Nov aS ls.q-5y
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1 SSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

~ Ill persons hayiaE any claims against William
Tcw, Of Newton Falls, are required 10 present ae
same duly authenticated Tor allowance GeccrGirg -
the statute in relation to tie node CT Administering
assignments in trust for the benefit Of Creditors.
passed Aprii 9Th, Irj9, and all persons indebted to
said William Teg, in any manner, are nov notified
that ihey make Immediate payment TO the UEdeTsigu-
ell, who is dCly authorized to settle and adjust tie
same, according 10 laS.
DARIUS BALDWIN,
Trustee under Deed Of Assignment
Nov. -, ISs9 -3y Os WILLIAM TEN.
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A II

A TTACHMENT.
~ william StarrJ Before L. D. Kellogg, J. P,
vs.. OF Newton Township, Trum-
Allen Kichmond.) bull County, Ohio.
On the isth day CT November. A. D.. 1859, said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum OF forty-nine dollars and eight
cents iSf9GS). said cause till be for hearing on
Saturday. the 3lst day OF December. 1852. at one
o'clock. 2. NJ. WILLIAM STARR
Newton Falls. Nov. -. 1859 -3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-18
Arrest.

The Philadelphia Ledger notices the ar
rest there of CDR" Thomas Moulton, who
is held to await requistion of the Governor
of Virginia to bring him to Richmond. where
he is charged with forgery. The Gazette
has the following in relation to the matter.
AS every one acquainted with that orSanl-
cation is well aware, the Young Men Chris,
tan Association hayea standing committee,
whose object is to obtain employment for
such young men as may enroll themselves in
the ranks of the Association. Some time
ago, during laterevival ayoungman named
Thomas Moulton, accompanied by his broth,
or, came to the city. They attended the
Jayne's hall prayer meeting. and in due
course of time Thomas professed to have be
come the subject of conversion. Upon the
strength of his conversion they gained the
confidence of the Employment committee and
through their recommendation they obtained
situations. Having done this they common
ced to tramplc upon the commandments, and
in their own interest to forget that OF their
EMPLOYERS. When matters became too hot,
they left their situations simultaneously
Thomas was arrested on Friday last. lie
is alleged to have been an extensive operator
IA confidence man, under the alias Of DIR.
Booth. He is charged with the commission
of forgery in Virginia, and with having ope'
rated successfully upon greenhorns, through
the medium of the patent safe game The
Alderman held him to await requlstl"r
from the Governor of Virginia. He is quite
fop in personal appearance, and like Ger
tain bogus bank notes, "wellcalcuated to de-
cpiye ~
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WASHINGTON ITENs.-CHEsAPEAKE AND
ONO CANAL.-In pursuance of a resolution
of the Stockholders and the requirement Of
the Commissioners of Public Works of the
State of Maryland. notice is given that Il
special general meeting of the stockh"ldrre
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
will be held at the Office Of the Company, IA
Washington, on Thursday, the oath Of March
next ensuing at twelve o'clock, NJ.
IurupENr esterday morning,
about IL o'clock, bold and impudent rob
berry was made from the person of Mrs.
Sarah Moore, an aged lady, living on |.
between 9th and 10th streets. As she was
about entering the door of her residence II
man came up and asked her a direction.
and whilst engaged in telling him, an accom-
plice walked up rapidly and tore from her
bosom valuable gold watch attached t" Il
button by gold chain, and succeeded in
making off with it. The rascals ran down
an alley close by, and, though closely rur-
sued by the neighbors, were not secured. -
National MteAigencer.
WASHINGTON NAVY YARp-At the Wash
ington navy yard the workmen are now "m-
gagged in forging shaft for the Govern
ment steam sloop Of war Pensacola, tn"
weight and counterbalance Of which is rs-
tmated at fifty tons, probably the most
massive job of the kind ever done in this
country
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entrusted to them for the purpose OF paying
postage.
Mr.. John Cassin was brought before the
bar of the House. and, in answer to inquiries
pronounced by the Speaker, said that when
he received the summons Of the Sergeant-at-
Arms, to appear as witness before the
printing investigating committee. he had pre-
pared TO attend, but was prevented from COM
ing bv the illness Of relative. lie had now
come voluntarily, and was prepared To testi-
fv before the committee He had meant no
disrcpect to the House. On motion OF MI
T,vlor of New York, he was discharged
from custody.
Various amendments to thebill were offer
ed but were mostly rejected, the bill passing
with very few slight alterations, by vote oil
yeas o., nays -.
Mr.. English, of Ind, called up the motion
TO reconsider the vote by which the bill
abolishns the franking privilege was reterr-
ed to the Committee Of the Whole.
The bill repeats all laws granting the
franking privilege to any persons, except the
President, all ex-Presidcnts, and the widows
Of ex-Pre,idents. One hundred dollars
worth of stamps are to be given to each menu
Der and Senator, to be paid out OF the con-
tingcnt fund of each House. All papers and
documents to be prepaid.
The motion to reconsider the vote by which
the bill was referred, was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, of Missouri, the
House went into Committee OF the hole,
and took up the Army Appropriation bill.
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Africa in the Field,

1t is being ascertained, by actual cxplora,
ton. that there is an immense cotton region
in Africa, which only needs a road to get to it
to make it highly available. According to
the London press, DIR. Livingston announces
the Zambesi river rs manageable for small
draught steamers ten months IN the year. II
not constantly. lie also mentions Tact OF
great importance to the future of African
commerce, that there is IAN immense coal
field" at Tete, on the Zambcsi, where many
of the seams crop out: and remarks that
with coal and the best iron ore in abundance
surely Africa will not always be drspised
and neglected wilderncss.-W Wash. States.