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,ORCANIzATIoN OF CONG n Ess.

PHILApELpHA, Dec. 5.--In the House 2l7
members in attendance. Boyd elected speaker
he got LAB votes.
House met at noon. Galleries crowded
Much excitement. Hon. Linn Boyd elected
as already stated. Rules of the last house
adopted. Committee Of five ordered to be
appointed to revise them and report to the
House. Members sworn in by the Speaker
and committees appointed to inform the Sen.
ate of organization and to wait on the Pre-
sident. The House then proceeded to elect
Clerk and other officers. Forney reelected
clerk, received l2l votes, Richard M. Young
81, E. P. Smith 10, D. b. Pringe 4s and Z
Hutchinson 10, the remaining officers az
nominated BY caucus we're also chosen. The
members then proceeded to select seats, and
several notices Of bills were given, adjourn
| ed.
SENArE.--Acheson, President pro tenn took
the chair at a quarter past twelve, and called
the Senate to order Credentials were pre-
scented Of Robt. w. johnson, Senator from
Arkansas, appointed in place of Borland re-
signed. Credential OF Philip Allen, Senator
elect from r. for six years; of John Bell,
Senator elect from Tennessee for 6 years;
Sena tor BENJAMIN said that Hon. John Sill
dell had been elected to the Senate in place
of Mr.. Soule, but his election was known d
he hoped that there would be no objection to
his being sworn. No objection being made
Mr.. Slidell was sworn, together with Bell,
Allen, and Johnson.
Senator Brodheads resolution was adopted
directing the Secretary to notify the House
that quorum of Senate was present and
ready to proceed to business.
Mr. Dodge, of Iowa, gave notice OF bills
granting land to Iowa for Railroad purposes;
to establish Territorial GJvernment in
Nebraska.
Mr.. Jones Of Iowa gave notice OF bill
granting lands to Iowa for Railroad connect
ing the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers.
Mr.. Gwin gave notice Of bills making do
nations of public lands to California Tor the
purpose of constructing Railroad and Tele-
graph from San Francisco to the Colorado
River, With branch passing TO the boundary
of Oregon, and bill to establish line o
mail steamers from San Francisco via Sand
wich Island to Shanghai.
J Senator Seward offered the following re-
solutions, Resolved, That the President be
re 1uested, il not Incompatible with public
interest, to communicate any correspondence
that may have taken place between this Gov
ernment and the King of the Sandwich Is
lands, resolution laid over.
Senator Fish submitted resolution which
was laid over. That select committee be
appointed to consider causes and extent OF
sickness and mortality prevailing on board
Emgrant ships OH voyages to this country
and whether Legislation is needed for the bet
ter protection of the health and lives OF pas
sengers of such vessels.
"A resolution providing for the appointment
of two Chuplins by each House was'adopted
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
<ls,,.;:D

NJ. f.. CHuRcn.-Pastor, Join u. Rdnkir. Pub.
at 2i O'Clock F. VI. Samuel Le,ois, Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CHuEcH.--Pastcr John Mofat--
Public Worship at IL O'Clock, A. NJ Sabbath
School O'Clock z. NJ. George AndersOn, Super.
intcndant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHUEcH.-Pasinr, Aieran-
der Young. Public Worship at ] o'clock A. NJ
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastof at / o'clock
F. VI.
Sr Thomas CHuRcu.-Pastor -ur. Hollis Public
Worship Sunday,
SOCIETY," OF FRirHDs. Pubic Worship in each
Church at | o'clock, A NJ.
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Spurious Bank Note!

Spurious 500 notes on the Bank of Utica,
New York are in circulation. Vignette New
York State arms; on the left end female
holding a sheaf Of grain, her arm resting on
a pillar; on the right end ship under SAIL
100 is in each corner Of the note. Spurious
notes are we'll calculated to deceive the most
practiced eye. We are indebted to Dyc'
Bank Mirror for the above.
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COMMERCIAL.

Pittsburgh Dec. 6.
PEACH ES-Receipts are improving, but prices
remain firm. We have sales of 81 bush in lots at
l62; from store IL bush pared At 4,5o9j; 30 bush.
washed at 50,
DRIED APPLES-sales of 10 bbls from store at
LOG per bush.
FLOUR-The market yesterday wac decidedly
quiet with but one or two lots offered. The non
ARRIVAL of the steamer Europa. from Liverpd1l' has
checked operations; holders and sellers alike are
awaiting her news. We note sales Of 50 Ibis extra
al 5,s7; 30 do at $50.
APPLES--sales Of 20 tbls from store at rs.
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Alarriaacs.
-.-----TT,Tsye e-ssavsgmrTrTuse vvs

hey stnon3 VII tC'uSc VS.
ter, dead animals, &C., were a
tall pile. which if likely to hea
tive fermentation was wetted v
ings from the pile, or rain wat
from the stable roof. He said
led to the fields in the spring Il
was as homogeneous as a "StiI
Joseph Wright, who has sold 8
seed leaf tobacco, the product
says he cannot depend on a lar
he omits to treat the growing
quid manure; to this end be
floors made tight and descendiI
below, this Is drained through
large cistern, together with W;
stable roof, (it needs.much dilu,
cistern the liquid is pumped in
wheels by which it is distribute
ing plants. Leibig says that Il
ure of animals contains nearly ,
present in the food consumed. "
his experiment fully confirms
There is little doubt but that Il
effect of super-phosphate of lin
is mainly due to the ammonicaI
the one. and found in the other
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The general meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
of the Independence, Va, Railroad Company
for the purpose Of organizing said company
was held u: Williamsport on Saturday last.
Nearly twenty.one hundred shares OF stock
were represeted. The election for the choice
Of officers resulted as follows:
A. L. KrssAinD, President.
S%; S.%,a !; o.;:. s:','''' Directors.
Davis Green,
VIM. s. Nye,
!. X. Waters,
AT meeting of the Board, held immediate.
y subsequent to the adjournment Of the
stockholders, VIM. s. Nye was elected
Secretary, and Israel r. Waters Treasurer
of the Board.-Marietid Inteligencer.
This road five understand it Alright, is
designed to connect the Marietta and Cinci-
nnati road with the north western branch ol
the Baltimore and Ohio road. 1t will cross
the Ohio short distance above Marietta, at
an eligible point and intcrsect that road in
less than thirty miles from Marietta. 1t Is
said thot this line will be several miles nearer
than that fthe proposed Parkers5urg route,
and will also be much cheaper in construction.
We endorse the Directors rs the right sort
of men to look after the interests Of the road.
IF we can persuade our folks between
Columbus and the Hooking Valley to quit
their quarrellng about the Directory of the
proposed road, and can ge. the route opened
from this City to Athens, this new "lndepend-
ence" road will be very important, as
furnishing the nearest route from central
Ohio to Baltimore. We have an interest in
the route and hope the day is not far distant
when il will be in successful operation.-
O. S. Journal.
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Later from the Snu Lakr--A Sur.
vcy ing Party Murdered by
tnG Indians.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 80.
The Salt Lake Mail has arrived ut lnde'
pendence. A letter from Governor Young
of Utah. States that Capt Gunnson's survey
ing party had been surprised by the Ulah In
diaps, un Express messenger sv Capt
Morris res ched Gov. Young on the 3lst o
October, bringing the intelligence, The
particulars are as follows! Gunnison and I
party of twelve men separated from the res
while ut breakfast. when band OF Indians
uho we're intent upon destroying a Mormon
village, came upon them, and fred on then
with rifles, and afterwards with bows aud ar
rows. Gunnison's party returned the fire ,bu
was overpowered, aud only four or them es
capped. ~
The massacre took place on Sewer River
Among the killed ore Capts. Gnnnison pnt
Kerne, Typographical Engineers; William
Porter, guide, aud three privates belongn:
to company of RiAemen. Gunnison's bod,
when found had twenty six arrows shot in it
and one Of his arms was cut of. The mule'
aud arms and all their surveying instrumen;i
with their notes were taken. The survey
had been nearly completed and the part]
soon intended going into wiEter quarters
Governor Young immediately dispatched ali
to Capt. Morris, Who was inv etltieal p1shiol
anids, hostile and treache'ous Indians.
party of Cheyrnnes surrounded the mai
Train, and demanded almost ell their proyi
sions, which had to be given up, H..
The following are the names Of those xii
led by the Utah indians, in their attack upo
the surveying party, J. w. Gunnison aud r
Kcrne, Typographical Engineers; Cfutcl
field. Balunest and Patton, guidesi Can6el'
Lisslarett and Milton, Company A, Mounte
Rifles, and John Beilam, employee.
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ARRIVAL OF PROMETHEUs.

New York, Nov. 29th.-The steamship
Prometheus arrived here to-day at one O'Clock,
with $50 passengers, and l,754,0o0 dollars
on freight. The Prometheus put into Havana
for coal she left there on the 23rd inst A.
mongst her passengers is Jonn Mitchell, the
Irish patriot.
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.Philadelphi1, Dec. 6

philadelphia, Dec. s.
Flour quiet sales 400 bbls standard brands at 81
syn"lv Of ,i,e ,rade At former rates No sales OF
Rye Flour or Corn Veal reported. Grain. Wheat
in fair request at former rates. sales COCO bush at
60 Tor prime Penna white. 81 for Southern, Aba
l.5J for tsir aud prime Southern. and Penna red
Nothing doing in Rye. Corn dull, new yellow nt
6la7O. according TO quality.
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SHERIFF5 SALG.-RGLEY q PENDLE-
~ roS vs.: WILLIAM BlRSgs ct al & YR,KLR, CAsn
40 vs.: WILLIAM BARNES.
BY virtue Of twJ aide of san II directed from the
cour OF CD ple,s OF 81 uoIs coln:y. Ohio will
offer for sale on
TUESDAY, tn Iofi dy Of Jaasry, 1854.
betwsel the hours of lpO pO'snc, A. aiii o';1ck p. NJ
OF sid iay m font dor of tho Culrt ols In ~.
Cairsvc IN said county, TIL fJ a'yius describe Lands
satnis, si.lil' Tying AMI beh, in lh Gu InTy OF
rauioh and STATE o O5O. nd LIdei and described
follows, 10 vii; Lots No in tic OF Bostoa
Ds.m mont Coaaiy, uIi0.
JOHN c. NICHOLS,
doc. 81 Sheriff Of 0l-Bc.nont CJdnty, Ohio.
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OTICE.-The subscribers will offer at
Prva.e sale the 5. E. or. aud the 5. W. qr OF the
=. w. a.. OF sec. H.. pprased at s24o. And the Il
W.qr. of Sec. "a APPRAISED al $40. All situate in
nf which Thonls Bowies. late of Belmont county, died
seized Of. Terms of sae-i in hand, in months and
in H. months. Secured with Interest 10 OF
undersigned. A safe Can he made a; aay time between
tha 9th and l2t of jan sj4 by either OF the uudsrsigu
ed by calling them a. their es1enceJr the of
fcs of MILLEl PESSINJros, Esq. ST. Giairsvile Ohio
REESE LEWIS,
CHARLES LEWIS,
Gua-iian, OF min1r heirs Of Thomas Bowes, decd.
Dec. O. IsJI I-iW.
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Cinciunati Dee. 6.

Cintinnah Des.6.
Flour s.2J to $50. IIogs unchanged. 1900 sold
nj 4, ~ to 4 80. and 200 st AS. Green Hams 6.
Westher uniavorable Tor packing.
The price curn nj reports the number Of hogs re-
ceycd 10 date Jggl9 against le9 923 to same date
Inst year The receipts from Kentucky comprise
1863 sgainst 533[7, to same date lasf year and
12UOc head In the whole Of last season.
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Estato Of Soth Lewis.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the subscriber
" has been ppoiutedAdminis'ralo Of the os-
tate OF Seth Lewis, deed late OF Belmoa'
county.
llthose knowing themselves Indebted 10
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment; and those having claims Will present
them. duly uiheniicated. ior settlement. wiik-
in one year from lhis date
ROBERTJ. BAGGS, Aamf,
Dec. !, 1853.
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SIcsIrIcAsr.-A Connecticut minister
having walked through village church-yard
and observed the indiscriminate praises be-
slowed upon the dead, wrote upon the gate
post the following line! "Here lie the dead
and here the living ffe!"
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New York, Dec. 6.
Cotton unchanged. Flour frmer. State 5.sT 10
"a, Ohio. s1to7 U6 Southern buoyrnt and IN
Southern l72. red l56. Corn heavy mixed 10 to sl.
Pork buoyant mess 1880 to as. Beef unchang.
ed Lard steady.
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OtrWih regard TO tho new cork hats, a
Sheffield paper obserses;--"The new cork
hat will certainly have some practicable ad'
vsntages. Its lightness 10 one. and ito un'
sinkahleness In water will be another; but WI
rbt whether it would be pronf against tbos'
cls which sometimes get into hate"
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DratI)s.

DIED-On the 4th inst, at his residencein in
this Township, Mr.. HUeH HoGUE, in the aSt
year OF his age.
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PUBLIC ScHooLs-The people of ST.
Clarsville have organized their Schools on
the Union plan. Mr.. D. T. Moore, OF
franklin College, Is appointed Principal.
Mr.. MOORE is fine scholar, has clear head
and good heart, and maintains a devotion
to the work in which he is engaged CONNECT
surate with the responsibility of his station.
We heartily concur in the above from the
Ohio Journal of Education. That Editor
speaks understandngly. '-.-. '..---..--
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Offered 1000 Bccves sold nj $50, 1000 driven east.
prices s3 TO 4. on hooi sGo1,7j, net large supply
hogs sales 5,2JQ77j.
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n';,.'.N|'' : !. ! \ !. CT n.
nt "a; 60 BIDS o1us bt g5 y 4. LA

| nt "a; go BIDS ctua bt J g.
HAY IS u ~ lolqs ot slr6sl3.
ClGEk.sb-- ales 30 ldy nt sG3iO.
COIfEE--J.he market Is firm. bot sslgs ere small
and Inoetly confined TO retail why.
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EASY.

'ork Herald has
nest confession
he soul. We
specimen. The
,32-when we
IN as editorial
and Enquirer,
connection in
low in the State
he position Of
pied. to that of
We took great
n, to work for
as a candidate
} opposition to
at day. At the
were endeavor-
dvancement of
lraducing us to
g course which
:, and TO save
,roacbes. We
for this mean
ffraaf-41
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PoMERoY, (O.,) Monday, p. NJ. Dec. 8.
On last evening (Sunday 4th,) two men
had some difficulty with each other, and after
wards went to the river aud got into a sklff
together aud showed out, and when about mid
way the stream, one of the men struck the
other with club or an oar, killing him, and
then threw him over board. The murderer
then rowed to the opposite shore and escaped
He called himself Hutchson. 1t is thought
he left for Wheeling - Wheeling Intelligeneer.
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belmont COMMON PLEAS.-Ra.
III CuEL HAMA rs: 8 urvL u.LsEs -nirnrce .nd

OTiCE.-At my instance an attach
! meut was this day issued by Fhos Wiley, jus-
tce "f tho pea;s of Pease township Belmont COUNTY a.
csiusithe property and effects nf Jesse Siowbridge an
ahseondins debtor Oct 20ih, 1858.
dec. 9.--3t pi. JACOB WATSON.
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ADDRGs, BArEMAN s. HARRIS,
Columbus, Ohio
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MuRpER.-We are indebted to Mr.. w. II;
PARKER, of the Telegraph office in this city,
for the following dispatch:
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Hats Special Notification to Gentlemen :

HAAS especial NO1hcntiOn to Gentlemen -
On the occasion Of inviting the attention their customers
we'll as the generality Of the public to their
for the spring and summer Warnocks Hatters Irving
House Hs BrGadway are anxious to give expression to
nctive principles have heretofore elevated their
Eshment and given it the pre- eminenoe generally
Oeded The high standing reputation Of their Fabric reader
them of not falling the q
with fact and yet wish proclaim that they fully alive
10 the advantage Of avang every novelty
hsspen the csss q they Offer Their e.:..
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articles conuce attention being given to the Amer
can Styles An extensive knowledge Of tho Market with
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will tend to uphold the character Of the
Having briefly placed these facts before gentlemen who
purchasing where the truth
may be relied respectfully invite inspection
manufactures. WARNOCkS, Hatters, N6 Broadway, Ir
wing House.
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