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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

will prove this to him by sdjourning the sitting II
be ysptures again 10 return to the resolution about
refusing the taxes, which has nothing whatever to
do with the present question. Shouts of Bravo"
the disturbance still continues; the House still pre-
vents the Minister from being heard; the President
rings the large bell with great energy after about
ten minutes, quiet is to some extent restored
The Minister-President: i cannot prevent the
President from ndjonrning the House. Having
twice touched tho subject Of refusing the taxes
hold it superauous TO return to 1t again. Therefore
proceed. Renewed disturbance, erica of cad
tourni" hpresidents belll"l The Minister,
after the restoration Of silence then continued.
Deputy Twesten made severe attack on the
Minister Prendent and said that it was lamentablo
thing TO have to confess that the attacks which
made abroad on the Government were well grounded.
["N Try true."l But We are unfortunately Obliged
10 declare that the honor Of the present Government
is no longer the honor Of the nation. [Storms 0i
applause from all aides Of the hvuse.l Far better
would it be If the Government would
yield to the opinion of its own Legis-
lature at home than be obliged TO give in 10
the representations Of foreign Powers. Bot the Gov.
ernmeDt does what it likes with the revenues aud
everything.
We ore in the midst Of military dictatorship, ard
have q government Of aides-d. camp TO the King IN
winch the Ministers only gallop about and give the
orders they are commanded to distribute. The ndig-
nation Of Europe is transferred from Russia on 10
Prussia. Europe forSets tho crueltles ana ViOunCe
which Russia Is pcrpttrsting on the insurgents, aud
remembers only that Prussia has made herself Rus.
sins balf and baDgnan.
The Miuister-P President, in reference TO statement
OF Twestens, said he must take Lord Russell under
his protection. The latter had said that he did not
know the text of the conventions; but this was
everything IN the discussion OF the subject. The
newspaper reports were false.
The exciteIn. mt produced by the Minister'S speech
H. may add. tremendous. Berlin has never been
~ excited since 1913.
= RESIGNATION OF CARDINAL ANTONELII
ROME via MARsLILLrsl Feb. 2.-Csroipal An
toneli, on account Of tue arrest Of the Chevaler
Faust his altaoh<, has rendered his Resignation TO
the Pope.
Monsignor do M6Iode is stated to have under
mined tue Influence of Cardinal Antonel with the
Pope because the CARDINAL Lad opposed what lie
styled Monsignor do Microbes "iollies." Several
other Cardinals took tbe same view lawenting also
the want of caution displayed by his Holiness in Ask
ing the hospitality Of the English Government, to-
gether with his general lack OF reserve.
His Holiness has uOt come 10 any resolution upon
tho subject Of the Cardinals resignation.
The National Committee has organized collections
for the assistance OF such of their friends III
confinement, and for the neoessltOus families Of
members Of the revolutionary party.
The Chevaher Faust, who had been arrested, has
been found 10 DO compromised politically with AZ
others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Display Of an Enthusiasm Never Equaled
in English History.
Arbitration Of the King Of Belgium n the
Anglo-Brazili@n Difficulty.
cobden's Attack on tho Policy Of the
English Admiralty.
Joint Note of France and Engiand
to Russia.
HALIFAX. March q. 1863

HALIyAx, March q, 1863
The Royal Mail steamship Europa Capt. MUIR
from Liverpool 10 g. m. Of the 9Th, and Queenstown
evening of the sth arrived at this port at IL SV 'h't
morning en- route 10 Boston. The Europa passed
Che Asia, from New.York for Queenstown, on the
9th, eight miles west of Queenstown, bound in. The
Europa has on board 6s passengers for Boston, and
ESQ 900 specie for Halifax.
The steamship E.na, from New-York, arrived at
Liverpool at $3.50 p. m. on the 9Th.
The steamship North American, from Portland
arrived at Londonderry about q. nj. 9th, and al
Liverpool early on the morning of the 9TH.
The steamship City of Manchester left Liverpool
shortly after the Europa, for Eew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Great Britain.

The English news is not Of great importance, the
s-absorbng TOPIC being the entry OF Princess Alex
andra into London on The day the Europa sailed
The preparations were on an unexampled scale, and
4 bril- liant demonstration would take place. me
LondOn Times asserts that during the whole history
Of London she-bas never seen such day, snd the
cause Of tine demonstration is the pride entertained
by the nation for the moral emlnence OF the royal
family raised by the virtues Of its head.
The comments on American affairs III the journals
are upimportant.
Washington letter in TIE London Herald as
ser,s that secret society has been discovered, the
members of which were sworn to Kill President LIN
colin. -,
Inthe House of Commons, on the 5h, another de-
haze took place, Nj. Golden made vigorous at
tack on the general policy Of the Admiralty IN maii-
tanning obsolete vessels after the valuable expe.
reuce FURNISHED BY America IN favor OF lron.plated
aims. He denounced the idea of maintaining sea-
meu to man vessels utterly useless for warlke pur-
poses.
Lord c. Paget and Sir Johu Pakipgton. defended
sheir respective administration Of Admiralty affairs
and finally all the remainder OF the Navy votes were
agreed to.
In the House Of Lords, on the 9th, Earl Hard
vlcke asked If in restoring the Galway contract II
vac intended to make any alteration in tue port Of
destination departure.
Lord anley said there had been no proposals Oh
che kind whatever. =,
In the House of Commons Brauley More moved
n resolution regtetiDg the disturbance OF friendly
Relations VIII DrtZli, nVpius tuas 'no o"'e'"'','
will take all honorable means to restore amity. liz
denounced the proceedings Of the British minister
o Brazil. general debate followed in the course
of which Mr. Lsyard indicated the diplomatic action
of the Government. The resolution was finally with
drawn.
The King Of Belgium has accepted the arbitration
between Brazil and England
--latest Malta dispatches say that the fever haf
entirely left Prince Alfred, and he is steadily im'
proving. He would not be able 70 attend hi
brother wedding.
Bishop Colsnso declines the suggestion Of h
brother Bishops, that he should resign.
1t Is stated that the English and French Govern
ments were quite agreed as TO the tenor OF thei
notes TO Russia regarding Poland. Regret is ex
pressed for the various partitions to which Pclan'
has been the victim, but they are regarded rs thing
OF the past and not to be remedied. Both Govern
ments, however, speak As earnestly as diplomacy al
love- OF their hopes for the fultllment OF the sosm
promises made TO the Poles, by granting liberal IL
situations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
small spcck Of Civil Wnr fn Ohio-Thc
Forthcoming Kentncisy Anvasion--New
y,.o our sp,cixl Correspondents.

''''A O CIscISsATi. March 49, 1863.
On yesterday "wednesday morning two com
psnies Of the 18th Ohio, under command OF Capt.
Louis Hake, and numbering about l6O men, and
Commissioner Halliday aud U. S. Marshal Sands,
loft this city for Noble County Ohio to arrest man
NAMED Brown for encouraging desertion. Arriving
at Cambridge, Ohio. On the Central Ohio Railroad'
they were received with great enthusiasm by the
people. Since their arrival there, expected they
will have some troube their expedition having
another object in view-lhe apprehension OF numerous
dcseriers now in that region of the State-the latter,
and their Dutterna syppsthi1efs being reported TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

The East India and China mails reached Suez on
the 4th inst.
The steamer Nemesis struck rock when entering
Point de Gale but got into the harbor safely, 81
though leaking.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 26.-Preparatioos are making
for the reorganization Of the expedition against
Nankin.
Sbrlings quiet. Silk unchanged. Exchange, 6s
R4d. Freigbts higher.
CANTON, Jan. 3l.-Sbirtings higher. Tea firm,
but quiet. Exchange, Is. SD.
The French Contingent has been defeated at
ChowsiDg, near NingpO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

tsBsd however st the Close whsn the market duh u g.
Fives So u Skies 6ai Erie Shares 1904 Illinois Central
Shares s30o42 discount
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL March 9-Evening. -CoTToS-The Cotton
market 10 hnef with upward tendency but there 20
change in pricss The aaes mp 1000 bales Oh WHICH
900 TO spectators and porefs
BREADsrUPFs Quiet. and the tendsncy 10 downwGo
Provisions dull, end tend downward. ,.
LONDON, March 7-Eveniog.-The markets are al ei'''1
to-day. 1t being general holiday. An, M.
PARIS March 7.-.Bo curse 6rmer; Rentes 6sL 800 to-,
HAvRs MARKKr-Msrch 3-CorTon 10 lover, snS cIo.J l
very dull and prices tending downward osaS az he. aIs
IL 500 bales: New Orleans odinaiIe, pVV@ w. 49,
Stock In port 50, 900 bales
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LatAt.

LONDON, March 1.-THE event Of the day has
seen the passage OF the P,iucess Alexandra and
She Prince OF Wales through London. The Royal
squadron left the More carly this morning and
arrived at Gravesend before noon. The welcome
on landing there was most enthusiastic and brilliant.
The party reached London at l: 100 and nrac.sded
toward the city" amid tbe utmost excitement and
enthusiasm never before equsted in England, '
The Princess Alexandra has arrived safely a,
Windsor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
SOuth America.

The Brazil mails have been received. There is
nothipg new az to the Anglo-Braxiian difficulty,
which continued 70 be warmly canvassed, causing 3
depression OF trade at Rio Janeiro.
The Indian invasion OF the frontier of Buenoe
Ayres had resulted in considerable loss Of properly.
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fin, NJ the Europa for Boston.

!.
The Europa sailed from this port io5 Boston q.
o'clock this F. m, ard will Dc que a. BOSTON ap's'
noon on Tuesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Italy.
India, China, DC.

The Pope has refused to accept Cardinal Antonel
Ms resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Spain,

The Ministry intend to submit the budget to the
Cortes in modified form. The Chambers will not
b opened before the lst Of April.
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IAdvsrtlsoment.l

Two points are to be kept in view in purchasing
Family sEwIsdMAcnisk fr.t. secure a machine thst
Will stitch perfectly all knds Of farcs ron tue shest to
the hsayct secopd be that the MACHINE will also
boider. MAhaes which do both perfectly can DO f9uuS
snly 81 OkoySk " BAAnK b. NJ Co., No <93 Broadway.
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France,

Political news is unimportant. The Paris Bourse
was fat; Rentes lower, closing at 69f. o5c.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuoHuI

s,sndsd With tSs following symptoms: indi:psaa:s
| EIeriion Lo's Of Power Los Of Memory. Dap
| Guilty Of BresrhiDs. Weak Nerves, Trembling
| Horror OF Di.es,e, Dimneu Of Vision
| veUsl La'si.nde Of the Niue
| ealsr System Hot Hsots
glashios Of Tie Body.
DIyns.. Of the s.in,
| Face Pslid
| Counte.
|
iH', s,srispiy l.mo,.. soon follows Fstaiy Epnspds
Fm. In Of which The pstieu. may expire
followed BY those d.. fu d,.s.:si,
| ms, SANITY and CONSUME.
TIONf Many aware
sftbe cause ot their
SUFFERING but
fes, Toe
records
Of Insane
Asyi3ms, sn! the
Melancholy Deaths BY
Consumption. bear ample
wi.n-ss to the truth Of the asssr.
tiou. The constitution ooce affected
with Orginio WEAKNESS. requires the aid OF
nsiicin. strengthen and lnyiEorste tbs system. -
which HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUChU invariably ~
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H'''I' CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILz.A
.:: !s:!'::.,: e: T.. l.
eases arising from sx-
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diseases arsing from impure
s.ste OF the blood. aud tho only reli;
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R !s s Pains "a. an. ,!,, Swelling: Of
Throat snd Legs Bietcsss.
Pimples on the Face,
T, .as II E'y: :ssr
eruptious
Of the
Two tablespoonful OF the Extract Of sarsspAris sddsd
pint OF is eqaal :. the Li;oOS Diet DIins and ss
bottle is fully equal 10 gallon o. the syrup Of sAsapa1n
the Detection, - usually made. ]
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To USE IN THE UNITED STATES AMY end are ~
ru Eli SANITARY ms rITUrioaS ,h1oushou, the had
well in private pracsieeA and are considered " hvdssA
bic remedies.
See Medical Properties Of Buchu,
FROM pIspENsAToRy OF THE UNITED STATES
Sc. Professor DEVICES valuable works the Pnosas(
Sec remark. made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYScs
See r.msrts made By DR.. EpHRAIM MCDOWELL,
c..bra.d Physician and Member Of the Royal College
Surgeons Ireland and published In the transactions OF Ne
Sc. Msdcc.Chirusieai review published BY BENJAMIN
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EXTRACT sARsAPARiLI.A. 81 FER bottle, or SD -
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Arr;y.l Of tho Mails Of the Edinburgh anu
the Norwegian Exciting Scene in she
pru.sinn Hous. Of Deputies - Add.
tionnl News from Poland-Thc lsesiSnA'
tiou Of Cardinal Antoneilf.
The mails Of the Norwegian and the Edihpursn
arrived here on Saturday. We receive by them
four days later foreign files in which we hnd some
additional intelligence Of interest.
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HELMBoLD"

~ GAMOOhD
h
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND.
FLUID, ExTJsACT BUCHu.
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-12
@loO REWARD.

EORNAWAY from tbe premises Of the auhscrbef, al
III Walnut Valley Post Office, SeQuatchie Co..
Tennessee, on the night Of the 26ih Jany 1858, nc.
gro boy named Dave about IL or N years old, feet
or Inches high weighs about l26 pounda. He IA q
black negro, rather sharp faced, long mouth thIok
lips. He says be was raised In Kentucky, ny man
named Fisher. But was bought by me about months
since in Hamburg, South Carolina 10 ayh be wAs
brought from Petersburg, Va. 10 Hamburg. Had Oh
when he LETT, brown JeanB panis, brown enns coal
and black clth cap-bis coat had on 70, white bonf
coal buttons and the cloth ou: Of which his coat wa
made bad two colOrs 10 IT, palt n II being darker
brownthan the other I viii pay 800 reward for bis
delivery 10 me, at my residence IN Bequatchie Co
ipil, 40 that eau get him. JAMES n. STEWART,
' FehS- Qnlt H
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much about the lords Of creation present
but inust deny them asy eulogiam--whc
speak SO web for themselves. AL professions
from the belted tourney-knight, with star.
esmmed collar, 10 the civilian, lawyer, judge
and scholar, were represented. FherB,sdical
profession, especially was Represented large
" and most respectable
At midnight supper was announcedr-the
band. with piaho-forte. attachment struck up
a march, and the company, in complies, re-
paired to large hall in the upper story
where three tables, sumptuously spread with
gorgeous display of good things, met the
surprised gaze. The tables aforesaid, like all
other tables under similar occasions, Of
course, groaned as loud as any Of its pre-.
decessors" beneath the weight Of the rarest
delicacies of the season. The viands were
excalently cooked, the cakes were rich.
rare" land some Of those little peppered onesl
=" racy !" the coffee native" Rio Janeiro,
adhd to the manor born" the egg.nogg su.
perb. Then who caresfor the revolutionf We
snap orr fingers at war-times and hard times
and al bumper to the success Of e THE
CAUSE ITO the memory Of the noble dead
to the health and glory of The living No mat
ter how cro2kors may prate about The iuap-
prepriateness Of sueh merry-nakings at such
a time-r. ias 8ra9 y iA1Fs
4 Be ours the light sorrow, half sister 70 10y,
And the light brlana folly that flashes and dies
Itisiths only way to treat such times--such
Revolutionary times ShoM the enemy that
we are in a capital humor, and know how to
make ourselves familiar with Dancing balls as
well as Minnie balls. $40 i'El
Ali It was grand success, that Festival J.
only regret that the distinguished warrior to
honor Of whom it was desighedNn gotten up
was prevented from being present, because Of
urgent demands upon his presence elsewhere.
The gentlemen managers deserve credit for
their energy and taste, and in the successful
arrangeu ent of tho affair won l'3
golden opinions from all sorts Of people' a
The ladies thougli-what wonld il have
been without their magic agency All this
sublunary sphere, verify believe could scarce
y be made to Nteyolute," if they walked not
upon its surface. agree with a fair friend
WHO remarks en- passe,t, that woman is indis-
oeusable to name especially in the cuisine and
decorative department
And >so--the Grapevine grapevine
ELL in love with all the ladies' present For
seq Etf.t 7 trs,tIgf ~.
q 'Tlsihus | 80 gu ever constant and blest, 'eiit
ForlInnd I've great store OF love in my breast,
Audit never grows eosI, for whenever I try
10 get one inmy heart Il get two in my eye
Thus to all kinds Of beauties I pay my devotlons,
And all sorts Of liquors by turns make mlRe
SO IN hnish the thing, ,a xxx,
Now you aae that sing ,.,l .tt (
With bumper to woman TO season the wine.
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RRCEIVFRiS SAFE.

CITY LOTS IN CHATTANOOGA, AND VAL
LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON AND
BLEDS0E COUNTIES HORSE POWER dc.
DY virtue Of DEGREES Of the Confederate States Dis.
ID trct Court at Knoxville for the Eastern District
Of Tennessee the undersigned willEe the lSth day
Of April next, at the Court House Ia the city Of Chat
tanooga the following ots and parts Of lots In said
city. Lot No. &C. on Market stNo, 10, Market ST.
No. 80, Poplar st.-Ko so, Chestnut stN0. 81 Pop,
lar stthe North rs feet Of the s. W. fourth, Of Lot
No co. on Marketst., being part Of what s known as
the Taylor Blocbn--t North half, OF the South
half, Of Lot No. n, karketst.and Lot No. South
Georgia Avenue.
Also, at the same time AND place Nine Hundred
Acres Of Land 10 The fourth Civil District Of HRmil-
Ton county occupied by Mrs. Sarah Rogers adjoining
the lands Of J. n. Anderson 9, d. Lnttrel, Carwel
Hall aud others.
Also, 1--WE thousand acres OF land, lying In Bedsoe
and Rhea counties on Wadem's Ridge, formerly be.
longing 10 Henry James, OF New York. And six
Thousand acres, lying on Waden's Ridge, In Bedsoe
county, formerly belonging 10 John n. Aeachaw, Of
New Yorkmore particular description on day olAale
Also. 2So acres, lying on Cumberland Mountain In
the lst civil District of Bedsoe couny formeri, be-
longicg 10 Moses H. Munsell OF New York, part
cleared with two cabIns aud an apple orchard thereon
Also, i've thousand acres. lyinR IN Same county on
Cumberland Mountsp, formerly belonging 10 Jacob
W. Horton 4 citizen Of the United States.
Also at the same lime aud plate, Two endeas-chain
'twO-hoTse power, with IhrethinR Machine and Fan
combined the propertyof allen enemies, now 10 the
possession Of A, 9. Van Epps.
Terms Of sale, Cash. Con'edorhtce Notes and
mar msriotds It's. CAMPBELL,
Receiver.
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aTisSIsSIpPI COTTON MONEY WANTED
WANT MISSISSIPPI
Important % EnroIIlng OEaoerg.

tla ot- w CHATTANOOGA, Feb. "a, 1863.
FT1HE order OF COL Blake coE;sndant Of cCuscglpts
A offering $50 reward fur The arrest Of conscrlp.s
entities enrolling officers 70 Gle reward when thes
make tbe arrest contemplated by iho order.
Each Enrolling officer n reqnqed 70 make dete
crptive roll OF himself and iorward II Immediately
10 Col, Blake. Officers Of conecrpt ago, can reiain
The Office by promptly enrolling and sending forward
every conacript within their respective districts.
IS iIn JOHN 4. HOPKINS, A. DC,
feb2l-iW lg. agdSupt Enrolling Officers
On. East Tonnemeo papela copy f0ur woekn.
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To shoemnkerr ana Keathet Finlaher1.

1O0 GOOD BHORMAKERs, and q Sew Leather
lUU Dressera, can find employment IN the fioy-
eminent Shoe Factory at Atlanta, Ca, under tho ~
fectlog Of the Undersigned None bat good hAnde
need apply Those furnishing their own tools win
have preference. ~ e3FQt rhN1J. e1f if"
Soldiers deshIne 10 work In this establishment
must procure their own details from their command
inc odlcem. G.. w. CUNNINGHAM,
lebia-lm lT ul Ho 1i. Major ON.
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OFFICEoF coSIAiANDANT OF CONsCRIPTs,(
~ l Knoxville March 3D. 1868.

Enrolling officers win not turn over 10 officers nom
The army Ia ecruiting service any conscrpts collect
ed At the place Of rendezvous when county Is called
out MOI will they tnrR over 70 such officers any con-
SCRIPTS which they may, AZ any time arrest but will
send al such men 10 tile Camp OF Instruction. to be
distributed aiming the different regiments.
Enrolling officers further directed not 10 respect
any certificates OF employment IN the Nitre service
from Captain f. J. Finnie bearing date subsequent 70
tho 10th Of January, 1858. All persons employed IN
said service since the 10th Of January must have reg
ular detail papers from this onice cl aaq5fI
~ 49,. BY order Of $40 Is ,.tt5lilast
mar7.Sw 1t. Col. 3. d. BLAKE,
In NllLAN ol Commnndant Of QonAcripLs.
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A Ill those indebbd % the Subscriber. by Judgments
"A notes OF account, u paid between thls time. and
the erat Of May can pay W shinp Who aii
10 mike payment against that llnle win fnd ihelI
claims Ia The hands Of an ofcor. ior c0ectioi alsr
which time. nothing but legal tender win ~ Fe-
cciyed. a f.0N ~. A, GLASS.
mars 2m4 ug
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Tns MnsotRi EMANCIPATION BfL.l- The biz Tor
emancipation IN MsAour pas finally pasaee llp North.
ern Congress by barely lgnr minority esai
3 The bill az passed ppUsldes that Missouri aaal pass
al emancipation act. wiihlnttwelve nl0nlha, whea
twenty mil lions Of asc pet cent bynds are 70 be dt~
sered a. tho STATE provided aaid enmhvipation hes
Ax eed he sum Ol two hundred dollars icfeuth slave
s;;.;sss ~ ere hol % e4setd lce Nipba pi DOL
lara unless the Law of cluaAtipaiA ado nltd ~ Nile,
h0ugi shall pr0vidg OF fu oil "A n Aiaget
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