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SOMETHING- FOB WHIG DOUGHFACES t
v C3*6en. Taflor bas RECEBTLY inve*t«i ONE
-HUNDRED THOTJSASD
- therefore eannot be in favor of the Wllmot Provi-
K<-~Spetch of Balie Payton, {whig) in La.
-' The Taylovites won’t Bet.
. ' • A wrfter In the Richmond ihguirer, offers to. bet
@I,WH) that Gen. Cass gets more elsetoral cotes be
lort-the people, (including Sooth Caroline, which
votes bp the people,) for President of the tT. S., id
-November next, thin Gen. Taylor; also, 4500 that
Virginia gives 3,000 majority for Cass; the bets to
bo taken' separately or jointly at thought best.
These offers have been standing since the sth inst.,
and no Tat/lertit has been boid enough to take them.
Cheering from-Maryland*
We leers from the Washington Union, teat e fine
democratic barbecue come ofat Upper Marlboro',
Md.,on Thursday last.. The day was remarkably
fine, the number ra attendance very large, and the
whols-proCeedings moat enthusiastic. Speeches
were made by Gen* J. M* 1 McCalls, of Kentucky, B.
~ F;-BrOVfl, of Ohio, and Dr. Owen, ofAnne Arundel,
the elector for that district. We can assure our
. ''friends abroad, (says the Union) that the prospect is
■ * 7 "eery ftattenng in Maryland, and that.the eight elec*'
total rotes Of that gallant Slate may be set down for
Casa and bailer.
■ ■! Trtt) Tom»s.—There ware four or fire yesterday
>■ :mording. A h°y was: Ibund asleep near the.caual
' basid. He said he ivaa emplojed on the boat ; sat :
t down tn rest oa shore, and “the first thinghe knew
j;- he khownothing”—he was.asleep; but not drunk;
■ . no, not drunk! Bui hisoonntenanee gave the lie to
this d'eclaration; and we unhesitatingly say, that we
can take the oath of the. watchman. He wished- to
be discharged this time, oa the boat might leave be-
fore the twenty-four hours were op. But he went
ttnJiehdl-A German, a good looking,intelligent,
endonce respectable man, was broughtin for sleep*
ijng ln notable without first regiatenng hia name in
' the clerk’s office, yHe eicited the pity of all who
,'beheldhimfor #V was evidently a poor fellow,
jast entered on the road to nun. He was never in
the lock np before, but now that, he has began, he
may become.a regular visitor so long as he lives..
• I A clse of supposed larceny was brought up for
i inteatigqHftiti’k A returned volunteer was at a Liber*
ty atreetlsbareon Monday afternoon j he said be
went id sober,- bet got drank and fell asleep. While
- : in this situation, a man was observed putting bis
<<. .7 hahd into his pocket; but did not take anything.
’" Both went to the Mayor's, office, in company with
an officer, and being in an unreasonable situation the
- : pfoyotlocked both up -till yesterday morning. . It
turned out that the accused was innocent, and that
thr keeperof.the home had taken his money Tor
safekeeping; and restored it to him. ■;
Bean Bcatriso nr Romnsos Townsine. —Alder-
man Morrow’s oflicewas well filled yesterdayafter.
■ noon, with citizens of Rohmaon, who had come to
participate in, and.look on, the trial of two men,
- ‘Clarke and Dick, who were charged vritb having
jet fire to the bam ofWm. Adama,in eaid township.
■■■■ It appeared that Adama and Clarke are brolbera-m*
law, end ha«e been engaged in a family quarel far
' yeart. About eigbteea montba ago, Clarke made
■ - threat! that be would “ make an illumination of the
V buildings, l ' or used words to this effect. On. Sun*
dayj (tho day after the fire,) Clarke called upon
'Adama, but aval not admitted, and Mrs* A. obinCßd
' ' him badly. This eiaiparated him, and he made
fooliah throat about tyhat he.nronld do to them.
vV.'-ituplciOD being , entertained, Adame made informa*
■V- tinn,and had Clarke arrented.: Before the Alderman
he proved an alibi. As, to Dick, there waa noj.n.
' "particle of evidence against him. ■ The Alderman
deemed the testimony in Clarke’s case: insufficient,
•' "anddischarged him in thiscaae; but bound him OTer
t > to keep the peace towards Adama. ■ -
--"- f kr."Mellonfappoared for prosecution ; Messrs.
‘ MeCandleaa andHowattlfor defence.
"?•. matt who waa seed, m liberty enaction
:: ‘.Sunday* with s snafc* in hie Jut, Waetryingto eeU
■Ji Ts coon nesr'the new Court Honae on. Monday, and
-haa aiuce been committed by on alderman ; for, vpg
rancy. He ta a genini* _ 1
" ~p?r- John Dunn and Miss Cruise manage to.kfep
,1_ the audience in a rmr, without mnclr effort. Tie/
-<■ aje Can comedians, anil we speat sincerely wfcen
"" ’ we say that (he-enure company; this la
Very good. Mr* Madison isvery much liked. . ,
" sar The Chronicle say (bat Wm. Larimer, Jr ,
has been spoken of as (lie successor of Ljiuia
, ■ M’Line.
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Aclswiid KeMlntlo)U,puied mt tbeFlrat
naUroMtlx Congress., _
['. •. tPcTßUt—S<i. 99.3; '
AN AC 1 ? Hi establish the, Temlorialt governmental
f~ ~ - * s Oregon. ' ' 1 1 .
Beit enacted by the,Senate and House tf Rtpreten -.
tatives of the United States qf America in Congress
assembled, Thatfromand after.the pasaageoittna
ael, *ll lhavpartof the territory ofthe United states
.‘.which-lies,west of-the summit of the Rocky
tains, north of the forty-second degree of north lali
tudri known- aa. the Temtary of Oregon, shall .bp
organized into and. constitute a temporary govern
ment by the name of the Territory or Oregon: Pro-
Tided, That nothing In this act contained shall be
constructed tolntpi.r the rights of-person. orproF'-
ts to ‘now pertatningjto the Indians in said Territory,
so long as inch rights shall remain noeztinguithed
by ueity between the United States and such Indi
ant.or to sffect the autbonly or the government of
thc-Unitcd State* to make any.regulnllon respecting |
such Indians, their lands, property, or other right*,. |
by treaty,- law, or otherwise, winch it would have
been competent to the goverhineni to make ir this
act had never psendrAndyromded, also,. That the
tilje'tb the landinol exceeding six hurdred and Tor
tv acres, how occupied as roUis iOnaryataUpni among
the Indian tribe* in raid [Territorr, together, *»in
the improvements thereon* be confirmed and estau*
lished in the several religious societies to whicri.s|«a
rafononary stations respectively bclong: 4 n “
ded, 1 further, That nothing in this act contained
shall be construed to inhibit the government of the
United State*:from dividing said Territory into two
or more Territories, in such , manner and. at such
times at CoogreanshaU deem convenient and prop?
er, or from attaching any portion of said Territory
to any other Slates or,Territory ofthe United 'States.
Sec. 2. And beit further enacted, That the ezccu
tivepower and authority in and over aaid Territory
of Oregon »hal! be vested in a governor, who ahall
hold his office for four year*, and until hi* successor
ahall bo appointed and qualified, unless sooner re,
moved bv the freiident of the United State*. -The
governor shall reside within said Territory, ghall be
cpmmaoder-m-chief ofthe miUitia thereof, shall per
forth the duties Sod receive, the emolument* or tu
periotendeotor Indian alTaira, he may grant pardons
and respites for offence* against the law* of*atd I cr- (
ritory, and reprivcaforoffencea. against the laws of]
the United Stale*. until the decision of the .Preai-,
dent can be made known thereon jhe shall.- com
miasion all officer* who shall be appointed to office |
under the 1 law* ofthenaid Territory, where, by law, |
such cbtnmisalonashall be required, and shall take |
carb that the law* be, faithfully eaceuttd. ..:
Src. 3. And be it further enacted, That there shall
be h Secretary of raid Territory, who ahall reside
therein, and hold hi* office for -five year*, unlea*
Sooner removed by I the President of the United
State*; he ahall record and. preserve all the law«
and proceeding* or the legislative asaembly herem*
efter constituted, and all the ant* and proceeding*
of the governor in his executive department; he i
shall transmit One copy of the law* and joqrpala of]
the legislative assembly within thirty days; after the ,
under each session, and ono copy of tbo. executive |
I proceedings and official correspondence, aemi-annnal
I I ly On the first days or January end July, in each year,;
to the President or the Uotted Sutea, andlwo copie*
of the law* to the President of the Senate and to the
Speaker of the House of Representatives fur the, two
of Congress. And in caso of the death, removal,
resignation, or abience ofthe governor from the.
Territory, the secretary ahall be, and he i* hereby,
authorized and required to execute and perform all |
the powers and dntiea of Ihe governor during such j
vacancy or absence, or until another governor ahall ]
Idnlv appointed and qualified, to fill auch vacancy..
Sic. 4. And be it further enacted, That the legis- 1
jve power and authority of *ald Territory shall be |
sted in a legislative assembly. The legislative ]
iemhly shall consist of a.couneil and house of re- 1
fesentativee. The council shall consist of moe ,
>mbere, having the qualifications of voters as here- 1
idler prescribed, whose term of seme* shall con- 1
iiie three veara.' Immediately after they shall be ,
kembledj *in eonsequenco ofthe first.election, |
ev shall be divided a* equally, aa may be Into three ,
stsos. The seats of the members of councils of]
e first class shall he vacated at the expiration of,
e first year; of the second class at. the expiration |
the second year ; and of the third class at the ]
Iplratioa of the third year, eo that one-third may |
• chosen every year; if vacancies h’Ppen by |
iaiunatioh or otherwise, the came shall be. filled at i
la next ensoingelection. The.boose or represen- (
lives shall, at it* firstsession, eonsut of eighteen
ember*, poeaeesing the eamc qualifications a* pre
ribed for member* of the council,and whose term
'service shall continue one year. The number of
preientatives may bomcreased by the legislative
laembly from time to time, in proportion to the in
-ease of qualified voters; Prodded, That the whole
umber ahall never exceed thirty. An apportion-,
lent shall be made as nearly eqoal a* practicable,;
none the several counties or distneu, for the elec-,
on of the council and.representatives, giving to
acb section of the territory representation, in tnc
Itio of its qualified voters, at nearly as may be.
red the members or the council and house ol rep
eaentslivtsshaU reside in and be inhabitants of the;
istrict, or county, or counties, for which they may
e elected respectively. Previoua to the fim.elec
ion, the govemor.ahsll cause a census or eonmera
ion of the inhabitant* and qualified voter* of the
ever*! counties and district* of the Territory to be i
sken by inch perron*,: and in *neh mode, a* the gov
nor shall designate and, appoint; and the persons ;
o appointed shall receive a reasonable compeoxa.
lon therefor; and the Aral election shall be held at |
och time shd places, and be conducted in such
nanner, both as to the person* who shall soperm-,
end auch election, and the returns thereo r , aa the
Governor ahall appoint and direct; and he shall, at
he same time, declare the number of members or
he council and house of representatives to which
>ach of the counties-or districts shall be entitled
ander this act t and the governor shall, by hi*, pro-.
tarnation, give at least .isty days previous notice of
tuch aoportioomeDtp • tad of the time, placet, and
inaoner of holding such election. Tho personshav
ing the highest number of legal vote# jo each of
bid council district* for member* of tho council,
shall be declared by the governor to be duly, elected
io the council J and tlic persona having the highest
number of legal vqte* for the house ol representa
lives, shall be declared by the governor to be duly
elected member* of said houto: Protided, ftial m
cate two or more persons voted for shall have an
equal number of volet, and m case a vacancy shall
otherwise occur,in either branch of the legislative
assembly, thegovernor shall order a new election,
and the persona thus elected to the .legislative as.
aethbly shall meet at auch place and on such day,
within ninety days after such elections, at the guv
ernor shall appoint; but, thereafter, the linje, placo
and munner of holding and conducting all election*
bv the people, and apportioning the representation
in the «cterai conotic#ordi«tncUlo the.council and
house of repiesentaUscs, according to the number
of qualified voter*, ahall be pretenbed by law, a#
well aa the day of commencement or the regular
Sessions or tho legislative assembly -. Protided, That
ho session in any one year shall exceed.thojerm of
sixty days, except the first session, which shall noy
be prolonged beyond ono hnndred days. _ . 1
: Sec 6. And be it further enacted, That every]
white male inhabitant above the age of twentyows ,
vearf, who shall have.been a reaident of aaul Tetrtt
tore at the time ofthe paaaage of thm attend ahalj.
possess the qualifications hereinafter .pre»cr,b*d,
shall be enUtled to vole nt tho first elcction, and. ■
shall he eligible to any office within.the.said Tnrrl
tore, hut the qualification* pf voter* and of bolding,
office, nt all subsequent eloctions, shall bn
shall be prescribed bv the legislative assembly^
1 1 Provided, That the right of Buffrage.and of bolding'
office shall be: exercised only by citizen* ofthe Uni
ted States above the age of twenty one |e»r*jxnd
those above that nge who ahall bay? deeforea; on
; oath, their intention to-become a achy nod shall have
1 taken an ostb ter support the constrtUlinnortheUni
ted’Sia.tes and the provisions oflbia.aei: And pro.
\ : Tided,further, t That no officer,, *oldier, »eaman, at
mariner; or ntber perron in the army or nary of Uie
United States,or attaehed to troops in the roryico of
the United Stattt, shall bnAllowed to vote m said
. Territory, by r«*ron ofbeiogiqn**f*ina •heroin, an
lessuid Territory; ta end ha* been for the period of
six monthshiapennaeentdnmicll -. Provided,furth
er, That no perron belonging to the army or navy
ofthe United iSlates shall ever be elected to, or hold
any eivif.qffiM or appointment in, said Territory.
I Sxc. B. Andbeitfurther enacted, Thatthe legis
|.|ativn power.-ofthn I .Territory shall: extend, to nil
I fightfolsobjeet* of legislation not inconsistent with
the constilution nnd law* ofthe United States; but
no Jaw shall be passed interfering with the primary
J disposal of the soil; no tax shall bo. imposed upon
j the propertv of the United States; nor shall: the
lands or other property of non-resident* be taxed
I higher than the land* or other property of residents.
[ All the laws paued by the legislative assembly: ahall
be submitted to tho Congre** of the United states,
and, if disapproved, shall be null and;or no effect: |
IProvidtd, That nothing m.thia act shall be consuu- 1
ed to giye- power to Incorporate. a bank, or any in-1
slitulinn with banking powers, or to borrow, mooev !
in tbename oi the Territory,‘nr to pledge the faith i
of-the people'of theßameifor any loan, whatever,
eitherdirertly or indirectly. ' No charter granting i
any privilege of making, inning; or patting into cir- 1
I rulation 1 any'noiee 'or bills in the likeness of bank
[notes, or any bond*, scrip, drafts, bills of exchange i
or obligations,tor . granting any other banking pow-1
ere nr privileges,- shall be passed by the legislative
assembly; nnrshall tho establishment ol any branch i
nr ageney nf- any such corporation, derived from i
other authority,- tnr-allnweil uf -said-Terntoty; nor:
1 shall said legislatiyeassembly aqtborizethe issue of i
any other Obligation,'Scrip, or evidence af.deot by.i
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said Territory, in any mode or manner whntoyer,
except certificates for Services io «4id Terrtioryj and.
all such laws,*or any law orjawisnconaisiepl \tilh
the proviaionB;orthi*Tictrtfftall ; bk<U(ferly'nu!i aoa x
void { and a|l laxesshallbe equalled uniform, and
no dißtipcuon.shaltbo snandMn the asseeamenU.be.-
tween different kinds ofprope*ty>buttheaise|ismcnts
shall be actorditig'lo TboreoO - Teratoid*
improper ingoencea which may result from intermix*
ing inone aod the aame act such things as have no
>roper relation to each other, every law shall em
.bracQ but one object* and that-shall be expressed
in the title. y * •
Bec. 7. And be it further enad«f,:That fill law*
ship, district, and county officers, not herein other*.
wise provided for, shall be appointed or elected. In
such manner aashaU be provided.by the legislative
assembly of the Territory of Oregon* • . .
Sec. 8. Arid be it further en&cfetf, That no mem
ber of the' legislative assembly shalUiold,or. be ap
pointed to, any office which shall have been created,
or the saliry or emoluments of which thaUyhate;
been increased, while he .was a member, during the
term for which he was elected* andfor one yeanaf
ter the expiration of such term; but thtsrcstriction
shall not be applicable to members of the first legis
lative assembly} and no persou holding* a commis
sion or appointment under the United States shall
be a member of the legislative assembly, or shall
hold any office under the government of said Terri-
tory.
Sec. S.Andbt it further enacted, That tbejudici*
ary power of said Territory shall be vested m a su
ireme court, district courts, probate courts,and;in
, ustices ofthe peace. The supreme court shall con
sist of a chicrjustice:and two associate justices,
any two ofwhorn shall constitutes quorum,nudAvho
shall hold a term at the seat of government of said
Territory annually* and they shall hold their offices
during the period of four years, and nntil their, suc
cessors shall be appointed and qualified* The said
Territory ehall he divided into three jadiciatdistncts,
and a district court shall be held to each of said dis-
tricui byopeoftliejasticesof tho supreme court, at
tucKwtncs and places at may be prescribed by Jaw;
and the said judges shall after their appointments, :
respectively, reside in the districts which shall be
assigned them. Tho jurisdiction of the several
courts herein provided lor, both appelate and origi
nal, and that ol tho probate courts and of justices of
the peace, shall be at limited by . Iaw ; : Pr.ovl&td,
That jusUcev of the peace shall noi have jurisdiction
ofany in whiebthe title to lands shall in any wise
como in question, or where the debt or damages
claimed shall exceed One hundred dollars; and the
■aid supreme and district courts, respectively, shall,
possess chancery,, as.well - os.common law,juris
diction. Kach district court, or tbojadge thereof,
shall appoint its clerk, who shall also be tho register
m chancery, and shall keep his office at the-plaeo
where the court may be held. Writs of error, hills
ol exception, and appeals, shsll be allowed In ill
cases from the final decisions of said district courts
i to the supreme court, under such regulatiousasmay
be prescribed by law; but in no;case removed to
the supreme court shall trial byjmj be allowed in >
said court. The supreme court,- or the justices {
thereof, shall appoint its own clerk, and every clerk, j
•hall hold hit office at the pleasure of tho court for j
which he shall have been appointed. Writs ol error
and appeals from the final decisions of said supreme j
court ana!) be allowed, and rasv be taken ti the 5u- j
preroe Court ot the United States;. in the same mao- (
nerand under the same regulation* as from the cir- 1
cult courts of the l/mled States, where the value of!
the properly or the amount in controversy, to be
ascertained by tho oalh oraffirmation ofetther party,
or other competent witness, shall esceed two thou
sand dollars; and mall cases where the constitution
*o!lhe United States, or acts of Cdogress,or a treaty
of tho United States, is brought in question, sod
each of the said district courts shall have- sod exer
cise the same jurisdiction Sa all cases arising under
the constitution of the United States, and the laws i
of said Territory, as is vested in the circuit and dis- j
tnct courts of the United States; writs of error and i
appeal mall such cases shall be mode to the supreme ,
court of said. Territory, the same as to other cast*.
Writs of error and appeals from tho final decisions
of the said supremo court shall be allowed, and may
-be taken to the Supreme Court of the Uolted States,
inthesamo manner as from the circuit courts oftbe
United States, where the value oftbe propcrt*;or the
amount in controversy, shall exceed two thousand
dollars; and each of said district rnnrts shall have
and exercise the same jurisdiction m alt cases aris
ing under the rortfUtqbon and la *• of the United
States, as u vested in the circuit and district courts
oftbe United Slates, and also all cases arising under
the law of tho wld Territory, and otherwise. The
•aid clerk shall receive, in ail such cases, the same
fees which the clerks of -the district courts of the
late Wisconsin Territory received for similar ser
vices. ....
Sri-, 10. Andbettfurthrremrttd, That there
■hall he appointed an attorney fur said Territory,
who ahall continue in cilice for four years, and un
til bia aucceator shall be. appointed and qualified,
nnleaa aooner removed l»j the Provident, and who
abalt receive the. name feca and salary a* were pro-
Tided by law for the attorney of the United State*
for. the late territory of Wisronsm. There ahall
also be a marshal for the Territory appointed, who
ahall holtlhia office Tor four Tears, ami unlit hiaaue
eeasor »ha|l be appointed and qualified, uolcca soon
er remored by the President, and who ahall execute
all proceaaea leaning from the and courts, when
exerciaing their jurisdiction aa circuit and diatnct
enurtaorthe United Statea; he ahall pcrfiiro the
duties,>be subject to the same regulaunna and pen
alties, and be entitled to the aame fees, as were pro
vided by law for the marahal of the diatnct court of
the United State* for tha preaent [late] Territory of,
Wisconsin; and lhall, in addition, be paid two
hundred dollar* annually a* a compenaaiiou “for
extra service*.
. Sec. 11. And be it farther enacted, That the gov
ernor, secretary, chief justice, and aaaociatejuaucea,
attorney, and marshal, shall be nominated, and, by
: and with the advice end consent of the Senate, ap
pointed by Ihe President ol the United Stains. The
governor and secretary to be appointed as aforesaid,
■ball, before they act as such, respectively,take an ;
oath or afhrmation,before the district Judge, or some
justice or the peace in the limits of said 1 entlory,
duty authorised to administer oaths ami affirmations
by the laws now in force therein, or before the chief
justice or some associate justice of the supremo i
court of the United States, to support the constitu
tion of the United States, and faithfully to discharge
the duties of Itienlrcspective offices; which said oaths
when so taken, shall be certified by the person by
whuin the same shall have been taken, and, such
certificates shall be received and recorded by the
said secretary among the executive proceedings; and
the chiefjnstiec and associate justices, and all other
civil officer* m said Territory, before they act as
such, shall take a like oath or affirmation, before lbe
said governoror secretary, or aoinc judge or justioc :
of the poacc ol the Territory, who may be duly cum- i
missioned am! qualified; which said uaih or aifirma-
Pod shall bo certified and transmuted, by the person
taking the name, to the secretary, to be by him re,
corded as aforesaid; and, afterwards, the like oath
or affirmation shall be taken, certified, and record
ed, In auch manner and format may be prescribed
by jaw. The governor ahall receive an annual sal
ary of fiftcenbundred dollars as governor, and fif*
teen'hnndred dollars a* superintendent of Indian
aSalra. The chief justice and associsle justices
: stiall :ea'ch receive in annual aalary of two thousand
dollar*. The aeeretary shall receive an annual sal
lory!of fifteen hundred dollars.- The .said salaries
rlthall be pald quarter-yearly, from the date* of the
I rtrpective appointments; at the treasury ol the Uni
jeqStatei; nut -no such payment shall be mndeuu
.’Utoaid officer* shall have entered upon the.duties
ofiheir respective appointments. Toe members nf
•the legislative aaietnbly shall be entitled to receive
three hundred dollars each per day during their at
tendance auhetctslona thereof, andllbree dollar*
each fur every twenty miles travel in going to and i
rctnrnmg IVom sessiona, estimated according to the
nearest usually travelled route.. And a chief clerk,
one assistant clerk, a sergeant-at-arms, and door
keeper, may be chosen for ouch house; and Ihe-chief i
clerk ahall receive five dollars per day, and the said
other officers ihreo dollar* per day, during; the aos-!
sion of the legislative: aassmbly; but no other offi- i
cere, shall bepaidby the United Staten Provided,!
That there ahall he butone session nf the legislature i
annually, Unless,-on an extraordinary occasion, the I
governor shall think proper to icall the legislature:]
together. There shall be appointed, annually,-the I
sum of fifteen hundred dollars, to be expended by j
the governor to defray the contingent-expenses of:
the Territory, including the salary of u clerk of the
exeoutlve department, and there shell also be appro. :
priated, annually, a sufficient sum,-.to. be eipcnded
by the secretary nf the Territory, and upon nn esti
mate to be made by the Secretary • of the Treasury,
of the United Stoles, to defray the expenses of the
legislatie assembly, the printing, of the laws, and
Other incidental expenses; and the governor and
secretory pl the Territory ahall, in the disbursement
ofoll money, aentrnsted to them; be governed solely,
by the instructions of the Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States, and shall semi-annually ac
count to the said Secretary for the manner in which
the aforesaid (sum) moneys shall have beunnxpen
ded; and no expenditure, to be paid out of money
appropriated by Congress, shall be made by said leg.
islative assembly for, objects not specially author,
ized by the acts of Congress making the appropn
tlOna, nor-beyond the sums thus appropriated far
.such objects-. : -■ ■ ■ -
Stxi.l2. And belt furl her enacted, That the fivers
and slreams of water in said Territory of Oregon, in
which salmon ore Giund,'or to which they resort,-
shall not he obstructed by dams or otherwise, un
less aucb damn nr obstructions are so constructed as
to allow salmon in-para: freely up. and down such
■rivers and streams,; ■■ ■ ■:■■•■ - . .. ...
Stc. 13. And be it further enacted, That the sum
of ten thousand dollars be, and is hereby,appropria-
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dent of-tfie UnT^eiB(*ies>in;; pay me fl tfo r the servi
ces sopb' afr have beDQ erv-.i
'Tz&gedtytfre provtsf&Ml govemmwu of Oregotf,m
lO £OO from the United
"StaieSj-arid'lhe JjQrchasfrof lor.auch of. the
.IndmV tnDeß aatho peicC and qgrelude of the coun
try reqairj&s,' - 1 ' *- 1 1
Sec. 14. And be u further enacted, That the >n- A
. habitants of said territory shall be entitled to eqjby
all and singular the rights, privileges, and ndyauta
i ges granted aod'secured.to tWpeopTe of the. Terri
i tory/of the United States, northwest jof* the
■Ohio, by'the articles.dffcbropiicl .contained-ih tne<
ordinance for the government of. said Territory, on
the thirteenth day of July,seventeen, hundred end
cjghty-sevtifrjand-sh&tUbe'Subject to all the condi
tions,and restrictions, and prohibition* in said .ajti-.
cles ofcompact/imposedupen-the-people of aid.
Territory ;• and the'eiietinglßwsudw iit-lorce in|be
Territory of Oregon, UQder thc authority of.iliopro
visional governmeui established by. the people thqre
of,shall continue to bcvolidand operative therein,
so far as the same be not incompatible with the coor
stitution of theUmtedStatei, and theprinciples wa
provisions of this act; subject, neverthe.ess, to jbe
altered, modihed, or repealed, by .the legislative as
semblyof aud- Territory of? Oregon; .but |all
laws heretofore passed-iniaidTerritory, malting
grants driaotf,or otherwise affecting Ofr encbtnber
ing the title (o lands, shall be, and are. hereby: de : .
■ clared null aod-void; -and" the lawa? of the United
States are hereby extended over, and declared to bd
in force,>iti 'said Territory, so far as the same,|or
anyprovrsiori thereof may be. appHcihlo. ~ .. }
Sec. 15. And be it further ,*natferf* ; Tbaitnclsg?
islative assembly, of the Territory of Orcgon shaU
hold its firat session al such time and place in; »IW.
Territory atihe governor thereof shall appoint and
direct; and at said first session, or at soon thereafter
as they shall deem expedient, the legislative sf*em-v
bly shajlprocecd to locate iand.,«*tabh»h4he scat of
government for said Territory at such place a* they
may deem eligible; which place, however, shall
thereafter bo subject to bc- changcd by aid legislo-,
live assembly. And the sum of fife .thousand dpi*
Jars, out of any money in thc.troa*uryoot otherwise
appropriated,« hereby appropriated and granted to
aaid Territory of Oregon, to be there applied, ay the
governor, «ia the erection of suitable’ buildings .at
the scat of government. . 1 . 1
Sec IC, And be it further enacted, That a dele
•gate to tho House of Representatives of. the United
buttes, to serve for the term of two year*, who shill
be a citizen of the United Stales,. may be elected by
the voten qualified to elect members of the legisla
tive assembly, who shall be entitled to the.same
rights and privileges at have been heretofore exer
cised and enjoyed by the delegates from the several |
other v Territories of the United States to the said |
House of Representatives; but -the delegate .first
elected shall hold hit seat only donngthft term of
Congress to which he shaU be elected. The first
ciecUon-thall be held at such time and.places, and
be conducted in such manner, aa tho governor shall
appoint and direct; of which, and the time, place,
and manner of holding such elections, he.shail. give
at least sixty days nonce by proclamation; and at all
subsequent elections, the times, places, nod manner
of holding such elections shall be prescribed by law.
The person ha ring the greatest number of vote* shall
be declared by the governor toheduly elected, and
a certificate tbcrcot-shall be given accordingly.—r
The delegate from aaid territory shall not be entitled
to receive,more.lbao twrnty*five hundred dollars, at
any one session of toogretsyasa compensation for \
bit mileago j in going u», and returning fro® the seat
of the government of the United States, any act pf
Congress to the contrary notwithstanding.
Sec. !?. Ands« it further enacted, That all suits,
process, and proceedings, rivil and criminal, at law
and in chancery, and all indictments and informa
tions, which shall be pending and. undetermined in
the courts established bv authority of provision
al government or Oregon, within ihp limits; of tiid
Territory, when Ibis set shall take effect, shall, be
transferred-to be beard, tried, prosecuted, sod de
tertnined ift the disfnet courts hereby established,
which may include the counties or districts whale,j
any such proceeding-may be. pending. All bond*, <
recognizances, and obligations of every kind what-j
soever, valid under the existing laws withm the 1
aid Territory* shall be valid under this act; and all ]
crimes and misdemeanor* against the aWa ,n fate* <
within aild limits may Uevprotocoled, tried, ond
punished in the courts established by ibis a«:t j and
all penalties, forfeiture*, actions, aod causesirtfae
lion, may bo recovered under* this act, in (ike fftx#<
ner as they would have been under the Isws.itjfurce
within the Ifmitt composing said Territory atthe ttoe
tbiSact shall go into operation : JPrwridfrf, Tbit the
laws, penalties, and fotfeiturea and punishment*, by
this section required to be enforced by the ifourts
provided for in this act, shall not bo tocwjwstept
with the Constitution of the United Stairs* And \
provided further; That no right of action whatever
shall accrue against any person .tor any act done in
pursuance of any law heretofore passed by the tem
porary government, and which maybe declared con*
trary to the Constitution of the United State*., ;
Sec* 18* Andbe if/ortho* snorted, That aft justice*
of the peace, ctmsuWea, sbenffs, and all other judi- $
ciai aml ministerial offieer** who shall be In offitc i
within the limits of said Territory when thia act
•hall take effect* shalt be, they arc hereby, au- j
ihnrixea and required to contmoe .io exercise aad |
perform the duties of Iheir respective office* as oO
ccrsof the Territory of Oregon until they brothers
shall be duly elected or appointed, and qualified lo
fill Uieir place* in the manner, herein, directed, or
until tbelr office* that! be abolished* i
s?ec. 19. And be H further tnetted, That the sura
of five thousand dollar* be* and the aarae is hereby,
appropriated out of any money* in ibe treaaury abi
"othcrtvitc appropriftled, to be expended, by and un
der the direction of the aaid Governor of the Terri
tory of Oregon, in the purchase ot a library, lo be
kept at the seat-of government for-the uao of tpe
governor, legialahve asaembly, judges of the su
preme court, secretary, marahal, and . attorney of
aid Territory,and such other persons, and uider
such regulations, as shall be prescribed by Uw. .
stc- 20* Aad be it timber enacted, That when
the lands in the said Territory shalt be surveyed un
der the direcbuti or the government of the. United
States, preparatory to bringinglbnaame intotsarkst,
section numbered sixteen - and thirty-af* in each,
township in asid Territory shall be, and the ssmeiie
hereby reserved for the purpose of being applied to
schools lo.ssid Territory, and in the. State* abd
and Territone* hereafter to- be crncicu out of the
tame. ■ ■ ■■ • ■ 1 ...
Sec* St. And be it furtlior enacted, That until j
otherwise provided for by law, the governor of said i
Territory may define the jodica! uiftncU ol ; *lid
Territory, and assign the judge*..who maybe, np- j
pointed for aid Territory to tnn. aevcral district*, ,
and also appoint/ the times and places for bolding ]
courts la the several counties orsabdtvUions ra each j
of said judicial district* by proclamation to be issued, i
i by him; but the legislative assembly, attheir first or i
any aubsequent session, may organise, alter, or mod- 1
i tfy such judicial distncts, and assign tho judges, and. j
i 1 after the lime and planes of holding; the ,aa j
i to them shall seem proper and convenient. i
! Sec 22. And'be it further enacted, That all offi- ]
i cera to be appointed. by the President,-by and with i
! the advice nnd consent of the Seuato, for the Terri* j
I lory of Oregon, who, by virtue of the provision! «f j
any law now existmgior which may^bo enacted 4u-.;
ring the present Congress, are required.to give so- 1
curity for money* that rosy bo .‘intrusted, wuh.wem i
for disbursement, shall give such security at such i
time arid place, and in such manner a* the Secrcta.. j
ry of the Trcasurv may prescribe., i
Sec. 23, be it further enacted,^That all the i
ports, harbor*,-shores and waters of. the main land i
of the Territory aforesaid, ahall constitute a coUec- 1
tlon distnet, to be called the district of Oregon, and j
a port of entry shall bo established at Asioris, oear ~
i the mouth of the Columbia river, and a collector,of]
customs shall bo appointed by the President, by snd.i
with the advice and consent of the Senate, to reside i
I at such port of entry. • i
I Sec-24. And be it ftirther enacted, That the Pie* i
•ident oftbo United States be, and he » hereby, au-:
t thorlted to establish such porta of delivery In the
i district created by . till* act, not exceeding two in i
|? number, (one of which shall be located, on Puget’s j
i Sound*) as he may deeippxpodieni, and may appoint, |
I by and with the ndvtcie and consent -of tho-benale, i
I surveyora lo reside thereat.:, i:
t - Sec. 25. And be it {briber onacted, Thai the.cot
[ lector of Mid districts shall-he allowed a.compcma-,
i tion of one thousand dollar* per annum, and tho
| Tees allowed by law; (tpd-the compensation of.any,;
l.surveypr appomU?d { in pursuance, of this act, shall
i not exceed five.hundred dollar* por, annum, inclu-,
| ding in said sum tho fees allowed by law,-am! the
i amount collected by afiy of said surveyors, torfues
i in any one year,, exceeding the sum of five hundred ;
I dollars,shall be accounted for; anu paid into the
i treasury of the UmtodSwies* v •
i • Sec; 26. And be U fiirther enacted, That the rev
enue law* of the United Btatos bo,’ and are hereby,
extended over tho Territory ofOregon. <
f - Sec 4 21^And be it further enacted* That jho sum
of fifteen thousand dollars bo, and tho same is here
by,appropriated out?ol ony moneys in the Treasury
bot otherwise ■ appropriated, to be expended •, under
the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, for
the construction of Cape Disappoint
ment and .New Duoginicss;, and. for the construction
and anchoring of the requisite number of buoys,
to indicate the channels at the mouth .of .the Colum
bia river, and the approaches to. the harbor of Asto-.
na, the said buoy* to bo placed Qnd anchored;under,
the direction of such person as the..Secretary* of the
Treasury shaft appoints !
APTftoirEp'August 14, 1848.
[PIJBUb— No; 105.] ■ ■ .r. , .
A N ACT ill relailon to-military land warrants,
Bo it enacted by'iliaSenatd nnd House or Repre
senlativcs of tho United States of America in Con-
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That any ndntCbn’iitttiSsttfAPd offi
cer, musician, or private, or fcUwidow or.fteira, who
shall receive«nd hold, inhiaown right Boland.war*,
gotirrrtmentof the Utfitbi Jtates
fdJSrm&tary «e|victymrt jocstet tfaesamfoib one le
gs! sab&(viflipff, osiafty pQbliplrfnd subject lo private
entry,tad.retjfconffigJh6;-wafr*nt.arrbn«;£6l)ar end;
twenty»five 7 CBnuper acre* Tor tbe:nUmber of acres
therein contained; and paying the in
jgfiney; but no claim shall cust on the government
to pay for any balance on eiid warrant for numey*- -
" Awbovkd August 14,‘1848.
[Pt/iiiic— No.lOO.]
AN ACT.for the payment of tbe fourth regimenkin..
the second brigade of the third division of the
Vermoufttiililia,for*ernce4atthe battleof Platta
borg.
. Be it enacted by tha Senateand Houseofßepre
'sentallvesoftbeUmled SuttesofAmerlfin'fri' Con
gress assembled; That: the proper accpunlingbfficer.
of the Treasury be; and they are hereby-authoritdi
and directed m adjust and settle Iha claims for one
. month’s.serviceaof the. officewand soldiers; of the
fourthrogltnentinlheeeeondbrlgadeoftheithlrd
' division of thcmllitia Of the State of Vermontj .who
served at the battle of Pfattaburg on the 11th.day of
September one thouaand eight. hundred .and four*
teen, for their. military, services on. that occasion,
and that the Aoe-he paid out of any-money in: the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.::
Apt'aOvUDj l August 14,'1848. -
[Pontic—No. 101.) ‘ ~
ANACTforthe relief of the widows und.erpbans
: ■ of the officers,: Seamen, and mariners oftheibrig
ofwar Somers. '
. Whereas the United States brlg-of war .Somers
was foond’ered at.set, in the offing off the
of Vera Criiz, while engaged under.very hazard
ous circumstancesin the prosecution of hostilities
against an enemy ottbisrepublic;- Therefore, i
Beit enacted byithe Senate and Houae of Repre
sentatives of the United States of America tu Con
gress assembled, .That the widows, If aoy.such
there be, and in case there is no widow, the child
or children,and iftherebe no child, then the parent
.or parents, and if there are no parents,to the broth
ers andsister* who were minors sndonderthe age
of eighteen years at thetime of said. Jobs of the offi
cers, seamen, and mariners who were In thesemee
oftbe iUnited States and lost in the United States
bng-oFwar .Bomers, shall be.entitled to,' and're
: coive, ontofany money in the 'treasury nM Other
wise appropriated, a sum equal to twelve months’
pay of their:respective deceased relations aforesaid,
lit addition to the pay doe to the. said deceased nt
the date of the loss of the aaid vessel. :
Arraovcn Augnst. 14, 1848. ,t.
69" A company of Dragoons nrritcdin town on
Monday, from LouJanlle, on their way to Cartule.
' An they paaaed up atreel, we noticed that one of:
the youngcat membera had a litllegirl hangingto hia
artn. She waa no doubt hit aweetheart. or. at leant.
wd«,.not long aincc. . ;
BSTThe proceedings of (he Select Council* which
met on Monday evening last, were devoid of genera)
interest. " j
In the Common, an crdiasnce repealing the liberty
street grade ordinance. Was laid on the table.
B&“ A number of lawyers’sjgn* were taken from
their proper placet; and pot in very unbecoming
places, on Monday , night. The-gentleman of the
Bar were quite indignant that the current of their
practice should be to much changed;
. B ST There .was a very - amusing Temperance
Meeting in Dr. Herron’* Chnrcb, on Monday even*
icg.AVe werenot present, hut some of .the partici.
pants complained that It all ended in talk..
AST Workmen have commenced digging up Fed
eral street for the purpose of putting down the
water pipes
_ > Circular sayt Port Irai adfAnced one. to three.ahit-
KTThcreba.e bcenuimiawnli, lwgenumberof, B ; c0 „ at 3Ste 40,. Me,. Beef, 40 to
pelt, lerceaie. during the put fej* week.. What i. I 45j . Pmu6 3 „ w 421 . ( h..,,, fißa M Ueil, 3310,36. i
there in the moon 1 j Bhonldett 23 38j . M *ra Pork, 48 to 52«;£r,iie 30
to 40*. Lord : forfme, i fo / 42i« : tivkeg**nd..bbU.
ISjffWl is gonerally thought that Flcesnn was
boated or basting, when be apns theitcm about
the $4,300 being found on Liberty etreet. :
Biff* The Gazette: aajre that Ague and Fever has
made its appearance in this-city. Not to any se
riens eitent, however.
Off* The Telegraph editor is attending to the mar
tel people and the market home. A prolific,theme/
truly. ■ .-j - ; ,
BST John Van Boren it to be here in about ten
4laiy«I v ' . ■••. V- '
. figTSemal Talar alarms of fire have occurred
lately. i , , • .
** The ScHOQLKAitck AwtOAO.*N--There is a: sign
on SmubCeld street which reads "Goeldert Syrip, l
ItiTTbe Synod adjourned sine d<e-yesterday*
{tr.jn'KMiport Oaaocratlo Masting^
The hour ot meeting m changed, at the request <n tbecit
irra*oi that neighborhood! from seven in the evemn* to
twain the afternoon of Tborwlay next ; ]«ep2frlt •.
O* of O. F.~Asoeaoxa Lodge. No.ffs®. of
iheT. O. of O- allhcir Hall, corner of. Fourth
and Market streets, every Wednesday evening, at f past,
2 o'clock, precisely,- . . By order. ' ?•
■ JOSEPH S. M, YOUNG. Sec’y.
Visiting Brothers are hereby, condoned again»v?vi*il-
Ing ony of the Lodges meeting at the corner of Wood st.
find Virgin alien as the Angerona .Lodge, No. 29®, is the
only legal working 1 .odge Of Odp Fellows in this or At
legheny city: ; • ; .{nug26-if •
A Clark, oT Bellevue, Ohio,.November
33dT1h40, sent a letter to Dr. G. C. Vaughn, the proprietor
of the celebrated Lilhontnptlc Mixture, the Great Amer
ican Remedy,with a statement that in the vicinity :or
Ohio where theydo business, the article has had unpre
cedented • sales.- 1 Nothing like it has ever. appeared.
People resort to it. lor alt complaints, and It* effect is el'
urays good. • Old cases, which have baffled the skill
of medical inert,'have yielded to iu and thfi faeulty are
using it in their practice. A* large number of medieal
men are agents for Its sale—a stroug proof ot the great
virtues of the-article; Cali on ArenU, iiv onr paper,-
whose names are to be found under. Great American
Remedy, and get a Pamphlet ■
Agents in Pittsburgh. lUts A Deoc-kwat, No.SUbcrty
«.,• near Cana! Basin. , ,H'U .
- ID" Consumption u a disease ; whichcarryntg its
'victims to the tomb by thousands, without being arrest
ed in its progress by the medicines m common use at the
pTCicutume. Bat a bnghter day-is coming, and has
come—as to -successfully arrest* this disease, DR. ‘RO
GER’S LIVERWORT ANDTAR,uot only give* imme
diate relief in COUGHS and COLDS.- but from the teau--
rnony of men of the highest standing here and elsewhere,
' it is making some very remarkable cares of CONSUMP
TION. Improvemeutn in lbfi>treatipgn! of diseases are
onward; and nothing can arrest its .splriUn the present
age- Those who are afiLcted.wfth duttutd Lungs would
do well to cation KNKELAND A HARDER, Grant St.,
one door below Second at.,the agents,.and see the ceru-'
Urates of Dr.-Wm. J. Richards, Judge- Wip. Burke, the
wile of the Rev. Geo. W. Malay; andof Dr. Jllinm Cox,
late Professor in the Eclectic Medical College of.Cnvrm
nali , sep-tt
•;y.-:ij*-—., ~ .j Vvjan ,<.
• ID'ScaorcLA.-VVnghif .Indian Vegetable. Pills will
bo frond u radieni cure for -every kind of (Scrofula,: be*
caw* they clcnn*e amt punfy lhebodyof aUbadhaaor*,
and egeryihlng that is opposed to health, and impart such,
an energy to the eiir.ulauon, that health rand; .'Vigor are -i
given to the whole frame. Prom loro id foarof said latfi
an Ytftetab!t Pilhi taken on going.to bed, Vrill Soon make
a perfect cure of the moat oosilnute case of Scrofula ; . Qt
the same time the constitution will undergo such a radi
cal change that Scrofula, a* .well ns every mother com
plaint, will be banished from the bodyvandnew lite and
vigor will be given to the whole-frame. • ■ -.*
ikwarttf Counttxfiitt and Imitations:— Rememberthit
the Original and Duly Genuine Indian Vegetable, PUlr
have the written signature of William Warn ur on the
k>n label of each box,. .i... ..
Remember, also, that Messrs. FenchtWonget A Co., of
New York; Jus; 8. Glascoe & Co., at. Cincinnati; and d..
B. Wilder A.Go., of Louisville, are .sot ageoufot this
medicine, and wo canndt guarantee the genuineness: of
ihsioffered by them for sale ?
: Tbcgenuintts forssleatDr. Wright's PrtncipalOffiee,
46® Race street. Philadelphia; ana hy JohsTtroursov,
160 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., who is sole agent for
this city, by whom dealers can be supplied ntihe vrholc-
Aftlerate i ••.■ l aep27.
Cj’From lfvoEPAax.—Messnt. J. A T. Gillender. nV:
llyitepark. wnic u«, thnl a gentleman nl tbeir acQuant-.
lance had heeuisubjecl to spitting of bloodfWhteb recur
red so frequently as to funtvsb the* most conoliuivu evt
dencr of a tendency to consumption. Vanons remedies,
hod been tried without effect, and consultations were held
with physician* aLihe.highest Eminence, with no better,
success. ' Circumstances brought him- accidentally, to a
1 knowledge of the Cltckener Sugar Coated Fill*, hud alt.
though he had little tuith in their virtues, the peraunMon
of fViend* nt length prevailed over his determination, &ud
he consented to try them. : The first, box had nopercep
tible effect. "llovrever.'a second'was purchased,and the
symptoms of his complaint began immediately to ameli
orate.' The spitting ofbloodreburredotmuchjougertn*
iervol*; utml, finally,-finer the use oLa few boxes more!,
it ceased altogether, lie U noW m the full glow ofheultU,
and capable ofendilring the greatest fatigue vs'ilhout the
least inconvenience. ; : • t v
ICTSoId WM JACKSON, Gen 4
sep27 . -i •P 9 Liberty street, pit|*hwrgh. .
•. . [For list of Agentssee advertisement;],
TONES? SPANISH LtLY WHITE j* thehest Preim*
V anon foriraparting to ihc Skin * natural,.nfaUhy..
dear, llring white: at the nametime making-Irsort oad :
smooth. H r. James Anderson, Practical Chemist, ot
Massachusetts; says: “After anolyiing Jones’ Sftdmsh
Lilly Whileilfind it possesses the mo*t bepnliftil and
natural, and atftie same time innocent whim I eyersaw
1 certainly caufonscieiitlously recammenn.ity to alt
whose skmie(pjitesheautift , ing.7 ) *;rx:i Ji: ' • •.
-Price 25 ce»Us a ht»* So‘« P n ‘rat«2 Chatham at- N.
Y. and by WMrJhcksbn, Agent, Sfl'Liberty ;
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-'trS.'S KSIT •IS^»aKUm_HB'WB.
" • Kjiw Yfiau t September 26,1845.
The Irish State trials had not commenced.;.
--.Louis
date for the Assembly from the department of the
'Seine.' ■• •
ABonaparliat -plot, jvidely extendedjJiad beer,
discovered. . f -\ ; , *n “CSiJJtVl''?
The Germaimfnjitrydiad-reaigned ott.therefuaal
oftheDiottoratif/the Schlesvfigdnd;.Holbein on
nuance. r J , /, , c ’l
'-tetters from Vienna elate- that Frenoh*and.
English mediation is likely Vo prpie saccinwfpii by
raeaneofcerUun”ieseurce*j*rliinb.'.m*j,!hotyever,
altogether destroy iu efficiency. -'
'"...Austria stipulates for detaining*theisovereigbty, or
r Lombardy t asks no .cession ofterrUory,Jand promt 1
ises Vehlco'and Milan liberal eonsMbtionsaroderan'
Austrian Vice Hoy. * A 1 ’ 1^
PHILADELPHIA'MARKET.
. September26,4B4B— tr.
"Flour. .Pmateleitera ire morefavor*blo,intl the
market u firmer. Saleiwere.mode at f bb!,
: Gram. .Prime Bed Wheat u.dali atsljl2(3ljls P
buahel. Cora u aclire, with ulea of Pr)me'yellow
It 63c. ’ .
: ProruiOD«..Sa|e« of [f0..l iMea»rPork mt
hb). Bicoo: Sitea or Bh6a(der* at 9ij 'idea of
Hama at 7 to 10 nr lb. '
Lard.-Sales iabbl*,at-BMo 9*.
Lead. .Sates of. 4,000 pigs at H &Vi. ~
_FJour..Tbere ia an active inquiryjjbntthefirm- A
nets of holder* prevents; large. nperationvv.-The
aalung rales for Howard street.and CityMilU was
-s&\ buyer* do notJbel disposed-4o>gi7.£t;
f Gram:.The market forWheathtfsahupwardlen
dency, with sales of Prime White at $ 1,12^31,J& V
buaheli . Sales of Prune Hod alsl, 12 pba* X&rft i
Sale* of Prime White atslc.jaalea©f.PnmeYeJlow
at6o(3®J-. ;Of Oats ■ «v .1. .-■■■■
- -Whiskey..Sales in bMa; at SdidSWc.: . / :
r Provisions.,.The sales of Provisions are qnfy for
rhe supply of the regular .trade demand, .
>' * Groceries. < Sahara In*; fur- demand!’ Coffee >&d
Molasses are without change
NEW YORK MARKET. 1
.. September p. m.
Flour. .The market with- moderate rales, 1b m l
favor of the buyer, i The advance mentioned i)i the
morning wm not mauitniucd. Sales of Genesee
were made at SS,£OSJ I SG. , . - ■ £ / .
■ Grain'. ;The market for Corn ]• heavy, with salesof
Prime White nt G4060c.• Sales of:P'rirae'Yello?r at
12073 c. *» bn. Whent ) 9l,27e..pbnshetis offered
> Provisions.'. There- inles* movement in-Porkt; the
j market being ateadj. t
I Whiskey.. Sales in 26c. . ' •
New Yobk,Sfpt.sG—A; M<
• .Browne & Shipley’s Circular gives the following
prices:—Qaecn’s Flour n qaoted at 40 shillings;
Coro a133»/to36ait?-q[ra?ier.Coro Meal! 7*. p
bbL; Wheat bounded 7 to 8« t 70 fito.; doty on
Wheat-6, shillings, on Flour .McHenry’s
PITTSBURGH TH BATHE*
C S Yosts*.* • • ” ; ■ *~;«vManager and Lessee.
. r«icß#-o» ‘aßibs»roar ■ *' s . v- .
.-.-55.00, | Single tickets. i***.*7sc
Stfc. I Second s Tierk>*>3& | P||*>*>3Se«
•tJOcilPnvaießoxea
Private boxes*
.Dress Circle- ’
Gallery
IVKDjnauArFlvasiso. Sepk.£7ih. wtllbe acted the ;
OVEBILIA CHIEF,
Matieo- . -Mr. Prior. | Lampiero--■ • --Mr.A\pod.
To hr lollowed hr j ■..
FKTER WHITE.
Mr-Peter White • • * -Mr, Dunn
Mr* Peter White-•• •••' •-•••Mis* Anna Cruise.
Toconrladewith ;-x 1 : »<• .■.-!■ a .? • » .■
Jack ftohloaon*
Jack JLihinsmt - -Mr. Wood. ( Monkey*. • • -Master.Wood,
v open at 7 jCurtam-snll rise at 71 o clock.
JAYNE’S AtTKUATIVK renal SCUO-
FCIjA* •-
JAYNE—DearSirr li was sometime bciarb- ■
1 J ihft people he te woald try your Medicines, b&t after
tbev toond out ibeir real virtues, l sold oui your .
toramund Alterative directly, and could bave solAsev- ;
oral doxeiusareoCeach since they gaveoni. ■ Your Sanr ■
alive Pills are rising very high lit the estimation of the :
people; and I shallbe ont oi litem in a few dfij's.' Sever- ,
ai i»noiis here speak well ot the Hair Tome. There m
a voting man in this neighborhood who has hern reduced
to his bed bv Scrofula; his physician told me that he must
die; 1 told.him that:l thought that Jayne* Alterative■
would help him. He sat A ü bll the medicines m the world
would not save Jura ” I think, said I, Doctor, if ytou- are
done tvith hiro. I wilhtry?htm. : Hi*’ reply was, Vif you
ran core him, the medicine is. worth a fortune. 1 -’' I sent
the sick man a bottle of your alterative,-which he-tnok,
and in one month was able to visit his The
medlcliieS-bowever.piveombeforehe waseiltireiywell.
f\vi*h von, therefore to send me more as soon,av.po*sir_
Me I also gave the Alterative In a case of Cancer, with -
great success. In short,although.l thought very liule/Of'
Yournrucles ai first, I oqw ihmkc, like: I-heard an old Me*-
thodist Preacher say the other ;da>% publicly# that yours
were the ’“best medicines in the.world- U i • . ■>
R '‘’ r ' c ' f 'ioM°SrMiLLAN l P. M„
. At Marion C. House, S. C.. :
" For salc afthe PekmTea Store, No, 7P Fourth-street,
FUtshorgh. 1 .. ■■ sCp27- ■■.
ST. G DAI It HOUSE.
CORNER OF PENN AND ST CLAIR STREETS
the reason- the ; market affords,•. •ervea , up hi the
♦hortesi notiee, and-m the verybestaiyle. Thehoiise is
fitted nw and aTraaged m order, under themau
agemept •* (wp>B7) •JOHN M. CAMPBELL. •.;
A" IjLKGHfcINY i»Roi*Kin*V wk
A dwelling hobse ami lot of 23 feel Irani on Jlaibe sfc
by 100 feet deep Price 81200.
; Also—A Urge 1m adjoiiunjrtho above.- PnfceSfiOO..
- Also—3 lots, each SO feel front on Robinson street, by -
93 feet lo an oiler, Pnce 8600 each.-. •■> ‘:
- : lots 22» feet front on Sheffield street, by Mfeel
S lots 23 feet fronton Sheffield street,-by 133 ft el
deep' to a 24 icet alley. PriceB2soeach. Tenns hberal.
p T S CUTHBERT, Qen Agent,
Swithfield.street*
EXECUTORSSALEfir HOUSEHOLTCFIIRNITURB.;
WOa Friday September 291 h, »(3oclock,P.M-. at;
M, e Commercial Sale* Rftoffi, canwrof .‘Wood and Fifth
its., will be sold breath currency,-*general assortment
of household and kitchen furniture, among i*bich arama-.
horany dressing bureaus, chairs,'tables,- ftatherbedsy
matrasses, bedding, fenders,*finfc irons, -mantel, elfcess,
looking glasses, stands, chats, glass aha
oueensware. kitchen fuTntture. &c r-Also, drone horse
sleigh JOHN"* DAVIS, Anct
SCp27' •' -•
rro bKl'-A comfortnble sma» dwel}mg house, pleas-i
J. amly situated in ihotowerporl of Allegheny dty,on-
JUagaley's lane, has three rooms onlheuwVflpor, tyro and;
a loft on Use. senoud. front and -haok porehygood cellar,
and a large garden lot. cotitaimng.some lO pr 1? bearing
fruit wea, and 40 or SO currant and g«sebany miane*.
Jtont, ninetydollar* n year. »PdsMs«on eon be ju*d pn
tliefimtofOetoher.'Apply to .J
-„Pp27 * 81 Wood street
' Book Iio«- j
(aN Saturday evenmjr»between the xharoond and jiigß,
■ F nxtttii a small pocket book, ctmtainingabout 9io.
TfiifiiidermU lie liberally rewarded by at this
office -
OfoVK l'.F^.W.nound^C 4^™^
■ -■ tor Piamnnd and Ihartond alley..
--fAVK Voua tiodcomplMiOUjCDaraejdar^ydlQWjpr:.
H Willow * If you have, you will by using a CikjoJ
Jones 1 Italian Chemical; Soap, a week or two, J®]** **»? i
h>conje»clcnr, tvhlm’ : ftndempptK;;lfy®« «aS«: a ?> *“* i
Keane or the Head* Knee or D«td-»uch m Blmpronn,
-ScaldJleaiKScarvy. Brysipelai;SaU Rheum, ; t»roer a
llrh—you can be ’cured: Tor l.have wen Persons.who.
had filthy skin diseases afte^\Tyinßeyery,
ihiiiff in vain-have been «oredl)>* washing she paTt wiiU
vJdnes’lmlian Chemical Soap, and pan ;con?pientiotisly.
! offer it for any of the above l would:
not do, junless I knew n to be all I stale If y od hnve
Sun Spots, rreckle *, .MoTpheW, Tau, Sou Burn ordiafie
j ureinents of any bind, u will dispel the
skin b?nutiful-4t-i9 a sure onudote< null cure for the'bites
oi mosquitoes, bugs, Ao i -t 4 ">
'-ny Bew&reof Particularly chcapones
—asktfor Jones* £oQp,andseathawbb.wiineoM\ Jones
iaoncachrake.' Persons from or in the south and other*
•warm Wimntes, would find thisnot only fot\themselVes;'.
hqt n is remedy fof chafes nr
intaiils' And now, reuder t by giving tnaf you:
will fiOditDU'or even Inore lban.weJmve alntetLabove;
- Sold nr 83 Chatham street, Ni/V. und by-Wra. Jackson,
agent,Bo Liberty strertf PiUshurgh....- x : r.. , v::r*ep2B .
c /• ‘ - - f > • t . . »
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
September
r-ttcp26- - " •
:TCOUNDi~AqQsnuty ofsilverwartvsecVewd orxirpo*-
Jj. -ued in n Lumber
stolen:; They nrenUVMuyprtecfficetwbatedherkwner
can bavf.uoftprovmgpTopertyrQudpayxug ch&rgfei.,
pep2s w.
rpOBACp(P-20 Ctagftga lamp,«
Jt Rohhiwm'K; 4 1 *’
>- a) .Koxea CottgrMs sVhunp,BamufrlMyeT*; ••■* • ■
•j-;<>2o. " "* . G> plupMaefcMne; v
j 5 ; • extra 'lfi>Juransamnpl-Myer*»
~ ■ 1 case dwart,bxs. iHf w c i* l f a »
10 - - Ijfc ?uj>ei
■-- ■. *« Ak’lb: -V foMaie i»y .
*scr2o " MILLER fcBICKIT^SON.
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By the Freitdent of (be Vnlisd.flUlM*
IN pursuauce.of law, I r James. IfcPolkv President of
the United Stales of America,do hereby declare and ,
make thai pubhc sales will be held at the undo
mentioned Land Offices in State of Michigan, at the
periods hereinafter desiguaied, to wit:••••
. Atthe land office at the: Bault Sle. Mane, commencing
on Monday the sixteenth day of October next, for the dis
posal ofthe public lands situated within the underaen*
uoned townships and parts oftownships, to.wit; •
Northofthe base line, and vest of the principal meridian-. ■
The “North and South Fox Islands, ’’ situated in frac
tional townshipsthiriy-four and tbmy-five f of range thir
teen
’ The IsUmd,” tiling4onil townships
thirty-one and fraciwn
uonal townships thirty, thirty-one and ibirty-two, of rango
•fifteainr “ ~
tpi!
■'.Townships forty-one. and forty-two, of rpnge iwcnty. -
4 jltejTaahip* nndi ftrtjr*two,«f; twenty* •
.one '■* * '
< Town slu p forty-op o frange twenty-two, . r _
Township ,f . ..
At the Hand arlfthiHjCommtfnctnß on Monday,.
Thepaollc ;|anda\w)ihuriher undermentioned ?fracuonal;r
township vjutnaud.ln :the former Manistee -Indian: Re.-
serve vit * * t, 1
JVferiA.’o/^rt*ba«itn< ; 'and mjtQf -ihe pnn&pa&ntridtan.. ,
• Fractional lowusmpi twenty-oneand-.twenty;*twi>, of .
range thirteen
; w Fractional tortnshipr twenty-one’ dnd twenty*t*o f of
range fourteen, - n
township* twenty-one and-twenty.-two* of
range fifteen r „
i JfracUonoVtownships .twenty-one.and Iwenty-two, of - ,
, T - , v
t Xondiappropnftfedfiy law for ihe-use ofsehooS*, mili
tary or other pmposes, will he excluded from iKtf sale*.
1 The offering or the above mentioned lands will fie com
menced on ibe'days appomtediMind. proceed m the ordi- .
in yrh|ch ther
patch, until the whole shall havp.been offered, and. the ;
sales thu* closed. .Bumo sale shall he kepi open.longer
than twff week«, and no private entry of anyofthe thuds.
will be admitted until iailer the oxpirauott ;of theMwo
• Given uadesmyhand oVihe Gity or AVashuigtoh,Uu».
eight day of July- unno JJomtm one thoussud eight bun
dred and - JAMES K. POLK.
By the President)
Ricffjum M Yoove - >
Commissioner of the General Land Oflite k
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
-• Every person eutuledv to the tight of pre-emption to
any of the lands within the townships afldfractional town
ships above euumeratediis required to esialrii.shthe same
i to ihe ; satisfaction of IheßegisteT and Rccerrerof the
i proper Land Office, and make.payment therewT,os soon
'a* practicable after seeing this notice; and heyjrwmeday.-
rapfcinied'ft>r''the commencement ofute ptibliesale.of tae
landsembracing the tract filiuntedv other wise such claim .
will be iorfeltet£.-- -. BJCIIARD MY^OCNC#,^.«
■y-i :: CommiMionerofuiaGeneraliLandOfijee.
jyl3-lawlgw -•
"ITT INKS, BRANDJESjGINS, pipe# Cog
*¥V noe Brandy. “Jas Hermessyv* •v*
2 hi* pipe* Cornac Brandy, 5 35, ** Otardj Bdpuy A\Co. ..
.3 i> ■•...«■■•■ ;.v® .“... • .: l >pinetrCMlillon&CD.”
-12 octaves Rochelle’ u A. Seignefte,
4 pipes Holland Gin _ .
* i . ; 5 qt: easks sop. PoTe Sherry Wirto, VDaffGotdon &Co.-*
‘i « * < “Befgbcder?”* \
tO ‘ i Madeira ‘ *
10 “ 4 ‘ *L P Tenenffe * “ Carpenter^
40 a : “ ‘‘ Oporto > various grades;.{#■■
v 3O « “ J'Lihoii 1 - "**
■ tO hhds ,20halfdo- nndS&bbl*; Haui SaiuemoSVme
tlOri, « Bordeaux Claret, f'MonUerand tfiv. i .
15 u Marseilles 4 ‘ ü ße«as*r
15 lt:
15 « * 41 P A.Mmnm*'Co M
10 »• « ll “ JaquerOn A Sons t n ?
* sft Cfarelvof vnriouff grtidesj imported in ; :
r lo ' “ Bordeaux Olive Oil, eroplBiy, ‘ l Lurana<i.^;
5 « « « t u t u “LatourAf’t
.09'■{ Maraeitle« 4 *d‘ y! u “ : J n recrived * and
for sale by (sepSlJ - M!I<LER A RJCtifcTSON •
ftard A Bretherst Premlum
O A DOZ- assorted sizes, wamnlcd brands; <» Wdo2.
/ZAJ Victoria -and: for sale 1t» lhe
,radf ” t?<ew ' oA ’’""’hWabd tod* 4co|
N E cor Fifth and Market stairs.)
Tile highest premium ever nvvoriled onGold.Pens was
gi^e a tOßard&-Brbihers,aiihe > la*t
cbosetUfCbarimble Mechanic Association, nt'Rostbm
;; Also, -Ihe highest ! premium nt the
Philadelphia; ~ • V‘=^r
JP' lemion to bisexcellent supply. o»— •*■.:?.
Homemade Blanket*, ■■ * *
Eastern ‘ vtfry superior, Vw »£
Homemade Flannels:. . v -• ...
Fastern 4 / ‘
Twilled lied and'Wlme,
Welsh , ‘ unshrinkable ~
1 '■ ‘Canton r . .V. ...
Under Sbirtsl Silk, Couon, and Me Wo-v Alparceh? and
Fletry Silk How. Luma do * (a soperwr-articifiVaPjow
prior*, di North-Easi cOfflM Foawh. andJffdiSfjrjtrerl*.
: Uj* Country, nirrcijniii* will plea*ff irnirmber.hir
WholMale.Room;onM.srory, wfiMfcgood,-ateioß at
pncM that will pleajte jfiepS*'
too —■
A-TIUU you still be* .without a benutful set.ef;Whitiv
fV pearly TEETH; and a sweetf 4«granl Bteath,
when-you con - bnva' jhetttj boU».»b>.
JonefAmbtr Tooth Pajtte* .lt whitens ihe Teeth,-.h#Td*M»
the Gnm*,nvreeien« tbe Bteoibrond, i»pwuhtrut *xtep*
tioh-flie' most beamifulJbmfr economical -denlnucejever
° For sale by Gen
BCpIS 69 liberty st.. Pmsbofeh
boxes Western iu?«*rve Cheesa'just re
cpived aud lor salehy- 3,-i AV, RASBAU&H-
Wp4 ■ - r -
boxes Russel * Robluson’i*>s.'; r. .
J[, 10 * ReedsA* t
5 *- Cabana s S* e *
,, fiO “ L - *
•v lu 1 Lattera.&plue;togfeiß«Wifh va*
hon&'Other. qualities, just received ana for by‘r.;.-. - .
aep2 - SMITH fcfliflCUAlß.
/“X-RREK CONCORDANCE—TbefciigUslmioii’aGteefc -
|JT Concordance of the New Testament ; :bfelng«n at
tempt ai o verbul voniiectiau between ihe Greek ana the,.
.English a coneordnucejo.ilhvKfioper,
Names, \vtihludexe9,4»reek“Engliah,and,EngUsh*fl*eek.
Jost receirert mrrHorsnle hy ; . _ „
ang3o JOHNSTON 3c-STOGr fcsoN
T>LEACHED jtfushus-nnd Sbirings-rPhlblt Rom, ha».
•la mjirec eived-a lullossottpieul ai*ll thisntf»stappro\-
<d makes of Bleached muslins nud ,«beeUug*.-Wtm-h he
will sell at a eoiwderable reduction -from. old.prices,—
-YoTd-wide bleached muslm at to 12L •
fromone lo three yards wide; , ... PliILlFJlO?8.
ppIO -■ •» •« • No- SJ cor of4ih and Market sis. :■
LjiLK per express,.a xun ; large
Q assortrheiii of Silk Fringes nndGimpSf of the newest
styles ami patterns. .Alsor-BlacVSiUr.Lace.-.. .. . : -■
. A good assortment of the above, of various, styles.and
prices, at • ~.:/EBULON-Kl}(§BVS|. .
v sepW No C? Market *< re ei
Ladies* cold:Belts,
'AJ* —— " 18 « •* black ‘ vari
ous widths, iu t rec d at
scplQ * ZEBULON KINSEY'S
TOURNBYMEN CARPENTERS. ..\YANM‘ED,~;The
subscribers wishes’to employ ihreaor.fohjrjqurneyi
men Carpenters. Apylyto , ....
sep!66t Penn at .ruoih ward
T4JTACKEREL-OUO bbls large No 3 Mackecel_g_
’S! 1 " No.~ ‘
,M»«clm,e. U mspecttoD,
'HATJjvFWBOLenT^FncS^T^ieirCTVHr?
Jl Spikes, ass d sfxe , instore and for sale Wr* V.
»e P I3 - KING & MOORHEAD
TA.fl-ACKUthl^-150 hbls NO» J large,just reeeivpd ami
- IVI. for.sale hv "iSMJTH t .
« 1G No. SfrWood street
IiKATCHKJt—Juo gross Alaicheslor sale by->
Jjl KING A MOORHEAD,
setvl6--. i•« -- Diamond, corner of Diamond 1 allay. •
S“OAP— 09 boxes Rosin Soap tSieePs brans) : .
• • iIU ■ -Yariagated Soap (WslkcrtVon hand
and for aqle hy^. - • (86p16) ~ .rKINQ fc-MOORHEAD.
rTTT ANTiU)—AnerpenenaedbDok-keepeb-onewbo
Vy- can came weHrecommended, and devote fcisinten
lion exclusively to-business* Address box N T o<g97. __
IL/f MULLEN A: DOWNlNG, :FtuhtonabU: phnumi
If A Start, No J3lB Liberty street,’ opposite Seventh st.
sep2o*y ~
Dr. G. O. Stearns, Os&tlst*
/OFFICE at MissHeiich’s>onFouTthstreet,*fewdoors,
vJ above Wood street, uniilthe completion of the bouse
ucMli’opposite,’ Teeth’in. blocksj'Wtih amficiatgums .
(after the manner now.nmvorsaUy .preferred in um casi,),
manuftetared iowit each particular, case..-.Teetn*. from
a full set toasingle one inserted on a suction plate,
thus avoiding injury-to ihe : natural - tecih.s;-SpecKMns. of
blocks and.'suction tilde* may .be examined atibaofficfc.
" . AlldperaiionaiuciuenUafhepTofejwioixperfonued with
care aud faithfulness.: m ; -,r .- *■ -. *:.t. Isep?rBm .
IN thb-Cohrt of Comman Pleas ol AUeeheny County.
lilhel for a ilivorft«. ! June Margaret■:Jane
’Nevnjg; liThcir liext.friend Edward Cuuningh«9»j«. Jra
Neville- Subpoena nwnrdecl and issued returnable tQ the
4th Monday of October, 1847.. Returned 1847.
by John ForsytliCvShenffiMay (k
paina issued returnable, tin* 3d Monday ot 3utve:,.lßeium
edbylhe Sheriff, N E I .
Tolbi'Nxvills r.You aroherehy required toappear at
the uext Court or Commoq. Fleas of the
:4th Monday, pf October next, to answer the said com*
-plaint ofyour said wife; and flhoweause, it anv you have,
why your sTiltVwlfc jhtfuld notpe from thebonds
of matrimony—necordmg to the oct ofapsemMy luaueh
case made hrtd^^provided.^JOHN
sepSA»w4<*
- Iron itiuttri look '
VALVARL% FtmtfACS PROPERTY FOR SJ£B.
fT*UEfsubscriber Offers for sale the■Ctoji/iinuirflcnown
x, bathe “DRKGOiY Ft/RNACE,'’which
two mUcHrWest of Mercer, Hie county seat oi Mun er co.,
-Fa..> Said tornanee-is m complete .order fot-tounediate
operation*: and there is ervabundance of iron* ore; Of the
■‘best quahty.\Wnhin ; U\fee quarter* of a,rode .of
alßOfaVftrabtr-locatea iortimber,ond is wiiwnihree
ttrtda hnlf imles of the Enc Extension Cotinh 7*m cit
rine and blast nreeqtml to'onyin the. conntyyjbe Mack
•w snbstwmaUy nli of lht bmldinjjsa^new
• and in good repair, .conipnsingdwaUirHr house* sumi-iem
toaccoiQQtodgte aJltfre wortraen needed about.lh* -fur*,
stoct enough on Waba abom two
hundred ions bf Pig Iron . J
For •» th<* *Blwrib«,^n
* Amsn&tf $ I&on
Mercer, July SK -
•rpHKRK i* uriumeroo*«taM of eulmenta,which readily
I give way tothe pimfyingand tonhr'pawerft ofJhneiV
nU..,aUea«a of
!hs yl BkinC*such'-a6'-Tan,: Frcck!es;-Morpnewi .Blotehes;
Seurtt/Erysipilttsi SoU Rheum, .Bnrbert llchi &c.,&c*
Tbow whodesire a, clennhealthyComplexioif.wnnlddo
‘ well to give Hits admirable prepnrtvtionmnoi! Jtcostn
bui As- wraJargecake.. Be sure toask for JouesMial*
jnn Chemical Soap Tor ale by *
\VM JACKSON. Agent
fteplS j; f*J libertyPitubargh
TTOUSE ANI) LOT FOR SWer-A
H two story FRAME DTOJXINOJ^O^SFaadZor
eopinins Atulhitchen,
dry cf Hot. aUwellarrangedfor comfort and convenience
The LonetM). feet frpuvon Tine, street, FtfthAVoftiiby Cu,
feet deep <
( S CUTHBERTv AgepS
■flgaS3 Southfield street. :
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