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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

PHYsIC AND FuN.--In the Legislature of
Georgia, the other day, debate arose on bill
to grant the privilege to a certain applicant to
practice medicine and charge for medical servi-
ces without having 10 60 though the usual pro-
cess of obtaining the sanction of medical col
lege. Amendments were offered TO the bill in
Producing the names of sundry other persons.
and one Democratic gentleman proposed to throw
open the avenue of access TO all citizens while
another was in favor of submitting the question
to the people of the county from which the psli-
ton came, so that in January ne1t they might
vote on the question of doctor or no Doctor
An honorable member, not having the fear of the
lancet before his eyes, was eloquent in dspa-
raging the whole proiession-the scientific men,
who, as he says,sgo to your bedside, feel syour
pulse, ask to see your tongue, and. talk about
Gastrics, Demulcents, Diagnosis, Detics and
Diuretics and always wind up by giving you
dose of colonel. But let US hear The advocate of
the applicant:
Mr.. Russell My friend, !. acher Richards whose
name appears 10 that bill, is toot Doctor, and be-
leve he uses all kinds OF roots. He is the only med
cal man wihn twenty miles OF his residence and he is
therefore useful man in that section OF county,
My constituents demand that he should have legal
right TO practice medicine. We have no sheep skins
quarered amongst US. They never get up that high,
and we must therefore patronize the Root Faculty
Mr.. Hill, of I'roup: Ii the gentleman from Lump
kin will come down our way, spare him cart
load OF Ihoroug h-breds.
Mr. Russell: thank the gentleman from Troup,
but don't think his stock would thrive ia our climate
But am serious in this matter. / want this bill 10
pass. The necessities otmy constituents demand It,
I can inform the gentleman from Cass, Dir. Felton,
that there medicines that not patented that
sometimes kill. guess that il the balance was struck
ii would be found that The hifalUtens had killed two TO
tAs Root Faeultys one. The Root fraternity are not
apt to kill man unless they take into their heads to
steam and sweat a fellow TO DEATH
The bill passed the House but was reconsid.
cred next day-so we do not know how preacher
Richards" is likely to get on. The considerate
forbearance of the Root fraternity ought certain
ly to commend them to favor, and il ought to
plead especially in behalf of preacher Richards
who "uses all kinds of roots" II there be viz
tue in the Root practice he may be supposed to
possess it; indeed he may fairly claim to be at
the head of the Root Faculty-inasmuch as no
one can pretend to a more extensive range of
knowledge and, practice in the Root line thar
the man who "uses all kinds Of roots"
Ball. inner.
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Local Intelligence, City News, &c.

MURDER-A murder was committed on l4Ih street
saturday evening" about ocock under rather singu-
circumstances the evidence OF the only eye witnes
OH, be entitled to credence. Ii seems that white man
named Joseph Scot, occupied small wooden tenement
on the Western side Of l4h street, the house being III
last one on the street, and therefore standing near The
Canal used feeder 10 the Dock Scott kept osten-
siblv sort ola grocery in the house, but really we
believe twas nothing more ner less than low grog-
gerry or brothel. A colored woman who lived with
nm, and who claims TO have witnessed the murd er
states that on Saturday evening, about o'clock. Just
as Scott was about leaving the house. three Irishmen
came in; one OF three proposed to treat, and asked
Scott 10 join them. Asserting this, he returned
and whilst standing the fire place, conversing
with them two oithe party stepped towards the door,
when the other plunged knife into SCOTS abdomen
and hastily retreated from the hou se. The woman
states, also, that he received the stab he
reeled and fell and before medical aid could be obtain
ed, the vital spark had fed. Coroner Wicker yester
day held an inquest the body; the jury came 10
the conclusion that the deceased came to his death
from wound inflicted in the abdomen by some sharp
Instrument in the hands OF some person unknown.
Scott was, we learn native of this city, and ap.
peared TO be about IS years of age. He accompanied
The regiment from Virginia to Mexico in the capacity
oil volunteer, during the late with that country,
and has since his return led DE- ssoute Ie.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

The Public School in New-York, where the late
dreadful accident happened is undergoing extensive
repairs. The ratings replaced with bl ack walnut
bannisters bound with iron, platforms sustained by
iron pillars have been erected upon each floor over the
sswell,' and the doorways enlarged.
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DESPERATE FIeHr-or rather, series of fights
took place Saturday evening in an alley or lane West
OF Adams street, leading from Clay to Leigh streets
between a couple of white men.
About O'Clock officer Tyler was summoned to The
scene of the conflict by the outcries of friend Of
one of the parties engaged in the fight. Upon reach
ing the lane alley he found man named J. w
Woodson lying almost insensibe in the street; he
learned from the bystanders that man named Chas
]. Miller had knocked Woodson down, and whilst
down had stamped and otherwise beat him till life
was despaired of. MIR. Tyler procured cart, into
which he sced the wounded man, and then proceed
ed to arrest Miller, which feat he most effectuay and
gslanty accomplished. Not knowing what disposi.
ton to make of Woodson, he directed the carmap TO
drive down to the cage, whilst he conducted Miller
down on foot. Both were locked up, and will appear
before the Mayor this morning, w oodson having
somewhat revived whilst on his way TO the cage II
appeals that the parties had pitched into each other
twice before the fight which resulted in Woodson's
total discontinue.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

Coon RECOMMENDATION The famous Volney,
while in this country, being bout to visit Virginia,
waited on President Washington, and requested a
letter Of recommend ation, on which the President
wrote the following: "The bearer, c. F. Volney,
so we'll known and admired in the literary world,
needs no recommendation from George Wash
ington President of the United States
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NAVAL REFoRM.-The Boston Atlas states 10 pro of
oil the necessity OF reorganization OF the Navy tina
a Commander and First Lieutenant ordered TO IT, S..
sloop Portsmouth, have rendered their designations be-
cause they do not want go sea and that another
who has been for vera years in receipt of
full pay shore duty, was also latey ordered to this
beautiful att but that she has been condemned by
YaY. unfit TOR sea dutr - -
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THEATRE.--We are quite sure the patrons of the
drama will hail with delight, the annunc aton of the
Encouragement Of Mr.. Charles Burke He is. with
outdoubt, great favorte his name never fails to
"draw." Notwithstanding the incemency of the
weather the past week the Theatre was well attend.
ed; and with fair skies the coming week. We NAV
look forw ard to crowded houses every night
After the performances were over Saturday even
irg, the Lessee, with Iiberality highly commenda-
be spread sumptuous banquet the stage. 1t was
given testimony Of respect to the dramatic corrs
and officers connected with the THEATRE and was
Citing testimonial of popular and liberal manager
to deserving and talented corps
Very few invited guests were present the banouet
being designed almost exclusively tor those connect.
ed with the Theatre. We noticed, however among
the guests, his Honour the Mayor, aad several Other
gentlemen distinguished for their liberal support of tho
drama. The press was only partially represented on
The occasion, the evening being incIe ment to ad.
NIT OF a general turn ut. Eyery thing was con-
Quoted IN the handsoHest manner, and the whole at
fair passed off most agreeably.
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Some OF the contributions so literally reported as
for the Kossuth fund in New York; turn cut TO be for
ceres. Checks 10 the amount of $1,000 have been
thus discovered deposited in of the Banks where
Kossuth keeps his funds. The forged are
those of unknown persons.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

HE DAILY TELEGRAPH, published at Washington.
which is said to be edited by Gen Duff Green, has
come out In favor Of the States Rights party OF the
South, and will support the nominee of the Democrat
Tic National Convention, provided he be State
Il lphts' man
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Judge Sharkey, the new u S. Consul arrived at
Havana the 18th inst. Mr.. Owen, his predecessor
reached Charleston Thursday last, in the steamer
Isabel. and arrived in WASHINGTON en- Friday.
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Ill FL "A L is r.
Lessee and MANAGER ..:...::... VIM. l.. Maule
Re-engagsmsnt # the popular Comedian,
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. %,
Will be performed. the tayorits comedy called the
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Amlnadah Sleek. Mr. c. Burke
Charles l orfens Mr. Phelps
MIS- Omsy DalmaIne. Mrs Potter
La Tarentella, Bly, Md'lle Ciocca and Mons szolosv
To conclude with the
LADY Or TIE LIONS.
Clod Meddlenot. ............M Mr. G.. Burke.
Polly Ann. ................M iss Wheeler
ADMISSION Boxes SO cents; Pit % cents; Cen.
tire Gallery SO cents; Coored Gallery 25 cents Eastern
Gallery l24 cents.
Doors open at quarter past 6-curtain will rise al
quarter past o'clock
Ca57 few season and monthly tickets be had
on application at the Box office. de 81
MAKE WAY FOR THE SWISS BELL RING
ODD LLOWs' HAIL.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY!
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING. Dec 29th.
The celebrated CampanaIogians, or
8 WISS B Ell L Rim Frs,
Assisted by the popular Swedish Vocalist,
MAD. LOVARNY STGPEi',
And HERR FRANZ S'TGPEL, on his extraord-
Also the newly Invented instrument called the
CONCERTENA,
Respectfully announce series of heir chaste select,
and novel musical entertainments, as above
a8 For partlculors, see Programmes
ger nloepel.. Musical Leader
X Greenwood. ................M Manager
Admission so cents children half price.
Doors open at 7, to commence at n o'clock.
de EFT MAJOR DUNN. Adv. Agent.
gMNO SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS.-
"a From advces received, the steamer VIRGINIA
is frozen up at Philadelphia. Notice Will be gwen
when she leaves Philadelphia; ~
WpOSFON BETTING CO. IS GUM Elias
lib TIC GOODS Mach inc Betting Of all sizas
and Packing for Steam Joints Orders will b. re.
ceived for any size Of Engine and Factory Hose, at
de "a JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
"a FOR REN'F.--The dwelling House and
Ea Kitchen on the square known as Jaekson's gar
den with pa;t OF the lot is for rent the ensuing year
Apply to
- OYSTERS, OYSTERS.-'Fhe sc6r
GMfel Sarah Eliza has lust arrived at Rockets,
M " opposite Virginia Towing Co.'S. wharf with
Sh' cargo OF No l Hampton Bar Oysters
tor s. re and favour they will compar with any that
down soon.
de 80 JOHN WATSON, Master.
J, AT OTlCE.-An adjourned meeting Of The Stock
re holders OF tie Manchester Cotton and Wool
Manufacturing Company will he held on THIS DAY,
al tho othce The agent, at Il O'clock, A NJ Pune.
tnal attendance and also full representation Of stock
either by person or by proxy, is deslr d. de 29--Jt
<4ssses FOR NEW YORK-FIRST VESSEL
49, Virginia Line Of Richmond aud New York
Paekete.-'The superior iae last sailing new packet
schooner CALICO, Captain VIM. Nelson, hsv-
ing the greaer portion of tier cargo engaged aud
gong on board, will sail with all possible dispatch -
For balance oil fei9ht OF 300 packages tobacco or
passage having superior accommodations, apply TO
Captain on board at Edmond IL Davenpor's wharf, or
TO DAVID CURRIE.
de %
EAAA HADS MOLASSs1S, for sale al low
u WV prices by
de % DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
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The rogues of New York now call at stores, with
a request that the propretorw subscribe for tick
ct to ball which they getting up for Mad. Kos
suth. They have tickets and ask money; bu
the real object is to obtain for forged checks
bank notes, orders, &c. ,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

EM new and beautiful style of HATS .szsga
- has just been received at THOMP- -
50 SONS FASHIONABLE HAT AND '=A'<ss
CAP STORE, No, 81 Nam street. called the HOLI-
DAY HAT, which for elegance far surpasses any
Hat heretofore introduced. Please call and examine
for yourselves, ye ashionables.
JNO THOMPSON,
de ~ 81 M ain st
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RiCIM0Ntl pINi, a A. : ar .,

xg-- RiCHMONDs PETEKSBUR5i
STEAM PACKET COMPANY, have now o. The
line their and powerful low pressure steam pro.
peller CITY OF RICHMOND, R. w. Foster mas
ter She is double iron braced and fastened equal
to many ships OF twice her tonnage; she has fine
state room accommodations for passengers, and no
pains will be wanting 10 make her popular vessel for
persons travelling this route. Freight will be taken al
about packet prices, and goods delivered with certainty
OF time in lew hours after shipment.
The steamer City of Norfolk, the second vessel
this line, is launched and will be on in the month
Of January next. TEOs. BRANCH. Agent ,''''"
Petersburg
+. Wills, Agent, Norfolk;
MAILER & LORD Agents,
l09 Wall street, New York.
R. RANKIN Agent,
de 10 Richmond, Va, corner Water and a2d ets
OTICE.-Fromt the 25h December, until the 5th
January, the subscriber vii have place of busi
ness on 4h street. between M ain and Cary opposite
to Me ss VIM Geo. Domains Hardwate store
y LAGRE FEATHER BEDS. IN good or.
de "a JNO. N. GORDON & SON.
EgLACA SEED OATS.-2400 bushels Prince
Ap Edward Island Oats, direct shipment, landing
this morning for sale from tie wharf by
NW7 HIrE NUGAT.--A fresh lot OF that del-
for sale by - ~ SIMON BolNAV 5ffslS.u anu
No l65 Main street
de " Opposite the Banks.
NaOTEL FOR SALE hat valuable proper
q ty on Broad street, Shockoc Hill, known as the
Shockoe Hill Tavern. and at present occupied by Mr.
Paul Kimbrodgh, is for sale.
For terms apply to US.
TOLER & COOK,
de "a General Agents.
sp@AaNaA BUSHELS FRINGE Ed
%vS|aFU WARD ISLAND NOVA SCOTIA
SEED OATS, in store, for sale by
de % JOHN CLAIBORNE.
AMT ANTED to purchase hire, good Cook
w Washer and IFoner For one that come wei
recommendeda fair price will be paid. Apply to
deg ALEXANDER MOTT.
sRaA HHDs PRIME NEW BALTIMORE
do do do do Hams
10 do do do do Sides
Just received per steamer Belvdere.
de "a JNO. WOMBLE g. co.
EOD LIVER OIL-25 boxes, doz bottles each,
~ Prices brand direct from Nova Scotia; it is req
resented to he ofsuperior quality for sale BY
de- l6 WEBB, BACON & CO.
SOAP AND CANDLEs.-sO0 boxes for sale
de 90 ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
WINTER SOLAR LAMP OIL.-2o casks
w tor sale by
de 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
ZINE AND GROUND ALUM SALT
l. 1900 sacks in store, for sale by
de % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co
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Ng AvAGERs' OFFICE. F MORRIS l.

Rg ANAGERs' OFFICE. F MORRIS &
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
At II oclock-Capitas: $4,000, 5000, 1900 &c
Tie cts 80 so.
A ock--Cspitas ss7 500, 10000. 5000. DC.
Tickets 49,
Drawn numbers of Maryland, class D:
60 "a IS Al "a Z II OF 40 SIS AZ 81 8.
ds2s C. w. PURCELL
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTH
SO lNG-STORE ENLARGED STOCK IN
CREASED-STY LES IMPROVED u PRICES
REDUCED.-The stock # READY MADE
CL0T HING now on hand at No lO2 Main street is
subscribers are determined to reduce it before the first
of February in consequence of having very heavy
payments to make about that time. The cash must be
raised and the goods shall be sold if those in want will
only give US a call. Over Goats teverv STYLE quail
" and prices var GUS kinds OF winter Frock fine and
medium dress quits, Pants, Vests Fancy Goods Under
Shirts and Drawers, dress Shirts &c.
KEEN CHlLES Il BALDWIN,
de 10 No 1902 Main st.
EpATENT FRENCH CANDLES, manu-
a. featured by Mitchell & Co.-50 boxes, for sale
by
de % DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
EaIeiCR YARD AND FlXTURES.-F
"a . sale or lease privately the Brick ard at Rock
cts, lately occupied by Ro Hill, together with all the
necessary fixtures for carrying it on. III yafd is in
frs order, and there is enough clay already dry
to make 100000 bricks. Terms very liberal. Apply
de 90 R. CAUTHoRN.
RICHARD HILL, Jr.,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
TRES Out negroes, rents out houses, and collects
r. a claims of every kind in which business he has
been engaged for fifteen years.
Office Main ST., No IT'S, corner below the Ranks.
de- 3-dEch
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VULC ANIZED INDIA RUBBER

=
MACHINE BETTING HOSE, STEAM
PACKING, &c-The subscribers as apenis for the
uiacturers, Keep constantly on hand full and va
ried stock OF the above articles
The Betting has gained the entire confidence of
consumers. and Is unquestionaby superior to any
other material for all open Belts especially for heavy
main belts and elevator straps for the following req
sons, viz: it retains perfect equality of width and
thickness, heat under 300 degrees Fahrephe INJURIES
it, nor is 1t affected by cold, dsmpness or water 1t is
Of great strength and durability, Go not slip on the
pulles, consequently gain OF Is per cen in power
and lastly, the cost is much below leather.
The Hose forhre engines, gardens, factories, brew
eiles railroads. hotels aud steamboats, is unequalled-
Ii endures any degree OF heat under 300 degrees re-
CURES no ofng, is perfectly lexbe in all weather. and
being entirely smooth inside will throw water
and futEer than leather of the same size II has been
extensively introduced 10 all principal cities, and
gives lnvarabe satisfaction.
The Steam Packing is acknowledged by all practi-
cal men to be superior to any ohersubsance for pack
ing about manhole pl es piston rods steam joints and
chests cylinder heads sluflng boxes, &c. &c.
In addition to the above lately received full supplies
OF Locomotive Hose for conveying water from the
Tenders. A most excellent article. Also, India Rub
Der Shoe Soles valuable comfort and health promote
ing article, to which the attention OF shoe-makers is
particularly invited.
Orders will be promptly attended to by addressing
Williams & BROTHER.
de 20 Richmond, Va.
a MEXICAN ART UNION.-D1awing IS
~ postponed till 3lst Of December. Now Is the
time to subscribe w RANDOLPH
de Hon. Secret airy.
MA ANTED on board OF our packet boats tof the
w ensuing year, 2 cooks and cabin maids, aud
we also want at strawberry Hill IL good farm hands
de 81 EDMOND & DAVENPORT
O. PERM ACETI CANDLES
~ Bunch Ra sns, Window Glass
Buekwheat Flour, Cheese, Starch, &c
For sale by
de II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
~ FOR RENT. house near the upper end of
Eaa Main street. Price IS per month. Apply to
de q Z CAII1III 0p NJ
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DEPARTURE OF THE GEORGIA.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 26,
The steamer Georg ia sailed this afternoon for Chaa
eress and Havana with 500 passengers.
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Il III e a L IL f.
Lessee and MANAGER. ........,..... VIM l.. Maule
Re-engagement Of the popular Comedian,
MR CHARLES BURKE
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
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NHCARAGUA; its People, Scenery Monuments
u and the proposed lnterOceanc Canal, with nu-
merous orlgna maps and Illustrations, by & Squiers
late Charge d Afaires OF the u. S. TO Central Amet-
Philosophy of the Mechanics of Nature. and the
source and modes Of action of Natural Motive Pow
er, by Allen, with Illustrations
Adrian. or the Clouds OF the Mind a romance by G
James, Lsq, and Msunsel Fields Esq
No such word as Fail or the Children's Journey, by
Alice b Neal beautifully bound in gilt with silver or
nament intended for presents to children.
For sails at NORRIS,
de- o97 Main ct.
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80 MI ST.. up stairs
D HARRISON IL CO We have still on hand
"a full assortment of Ingram, Brussels Tapestry.
Venetian and super Velvet Carpetines; Rugs, Floor
Cloths. Bookings, Door Mats, able Covers aud
Piano Covers.
These goods have been selected in Europe and
America especially for sales, and OF good qua
lily.
Being DESTROYS of reducing our stock prior to our
sprlng business, buyers assured will sell them
from this date, much lower than usual, and they are
invited to examine stock before purchasing.
de 25-9.s RICHARDSON 81 CO.
fNHOTCE FANCY AITICLES.-W have
" an almost endless variety Of fancy goods suitable
for Christmas presents, which will sell at smalk
advance on cost
de 25 DOVE, ISAACS & CO
FHVHE GOLDEN LEGEND, by Longlellow;
M n third supply of this beautiful POEM
Also, further supply of Dream Life, by l. K. Mar.
vel-received by
de 25 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
M1RENCH CANDY.-A beautiful assortment Of
III French Candy, of every description and latest
style, just imported and for sale by
sIMON BONAVITA,
No l68 Main street.
de % Opposite the Banks
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

Letter from Mr. Webster relating to Mr.. Thrasher
and the Lalo Of Domici, &C.
The following letter from the Secretary Of State,
amongst other papers relating to the case of Mr.
Thrasher. was communicated to the House OF Re-
personalities on Tuesday in message from the Pre-
sident:
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CARPET WARE ROOM.

a FOR RENT. house the upper end of
E.a Main street. Price IS per month. Apply to
de 81 GAIJTIJGPM
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"A MEXICAN ART UNION.-D1awing IS
"a postponed till 3lst of December. Now il the
time to subscribe J w RANDOLPH,
de " Hon. Secret airy.
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OHIO.

The new Constitution of the State OF Ohio,
just adopted by a vote Of the people, goes into
operation on the first day of September next
The first election Of officers takes place on the
second Tuesday of October, when Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Audi
tor, Treasurer and Attorney General, five Judges
of the Supreme Court, and Board Of Public
Works consisting of three members, are to be
chosen by vote Of the people at large. In addi-
ton to these officers, the people of the various
counties and districts will have TO elect sundry
county officers, including judges and clerks Of
the inferior courts and members of the Legisla-
ture.
The term Of Office Of all the officers under the
old Constitution, expires on the 2nd Monday OF
January. next at which time the terms Of the
new officers commence, with the exception of
the Judges of the Supreme, Common Pleas and
Probate Courts, and the clerk Of common pleas,
whose terms of Office do not commence unit, the
I'd Monday of February 1882. The Superior and
Commercial Courts of Cincinnati are to be abol
shed after the I'd Monday Of February 1853.
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California.

The burnt district in San Francisco and Stock
ton is nearly built over again. The people are
in no respect ,:isheartened and business is live
ly and the yield Of gold unsurpassed. The ru-
mors Of Indian difficulties in the northern part of
the State continue, but the Commissioners re-
ported that they met with good success in paci-
flying the Indians.
Both political parties have made their nomina-
tons for State officers for the coming election
The Wing ticket is as follows:
Goyernor.-Pierson b. Reading.
1t Govern r.--Drury F. Baldwin.
Judge Supreme urt.-Todd Robinson.
Attorney General.-Wm. u. Fair.
Congress.-E. j. Kcwen and B. +. Morse.
The Democrats have nominated:
For Governor.--John Bigler.
1t. Governor.-Samuel Purdy.
Supreme Courts. Heydenfet.
Attorney Generals. c. Hastings.
Congress.-Jos. w. McCorkle and T.. C..
Marshall.