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Butte record., 1854-09-16
DISSOLUTION.

Dt~SDlU HON.
X HE Cpr ARTN ERSiIPi HEREBEFORE ENIST-
ing between Dickinson s;iunbs in the lin an
hn7'iware business is this day dissolved by muriil
cunseut. Ail those having elaiius uganst lhe iafe
drn are requested 10 r'@n ibea for pymen' iceither
ot ihe pnrties az the Old aa.l those knowing them
-elvcs inle5cd, aye requested to come forward and
settle H. DItkINsON C. H. STONES
hidwen. August 81, 1851.
\. Be-. II. siomhs Of The late firm OF Dickinson
s Som1s takes pleasure in announcing 10 his friends
and The public generally that i.e VIII - curry on the
I'm fn3 ~lpve business iisgai iha Old Stand All
kinds OF job work duoe 10 order Terms cash.
c. II. SrOMBS.
Butte record., 1854-09-16
ESTRAY.

stAyfE on - THE FREAIsI,s OF THE UNDER
q sgue ia thr tere psr of]py. 'aics-sef hay horse
'ile with ac-nrlieafed spanish rrand he esi nip
The owner s ag-i-d 70 PFase si!e 10 iAa inu!e, Eg
charges AID iaSs Is asas-
Mountain ficsi-e- Aa=r4ss isl, ISL isS9
Butte record., 1854-09-16
PRAIRIE HOUSE.

p miles from MurgsriHs BidlceH Bar
Road.
FzHIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN "UE
"A above Hous. viii t4ke pleasure in serving all VINO
may give him call The a0Hse, havin, been recently
reiitrd and supplied with gepi assortment OF liquors
cigars and the best provisions in the market he haters
himself that he will be able render sicuI the
travelling community. The kitchen and sleeping de-
parineni- gnder the imtn di,r supern'enance Of
'.r- =, and pains viii be spared render guests
comfortable. LEWIS STONE
Prairie iiausr. May p, 1854. ggr
Butte record., 1854-09-16
u. j. SINGER & cos
FEATHER RIVER EXPRESS

Connecting With WELls, FAG5O s COS ENPREss
20 ~ p;rts u
cali'-nia, Oregon, the Atlantic States the canadas
a8d Europe.
Weekly iroIa Nargssiie to and f.5m al The follow
Butte record., 1854-09-16
WALKER & WILSON,

WALKER & WILSON,
HEEALEGs N STAPLE K FANCY DRY c00Ds.
4 y CLOTHING, ROOTS, LADIES' AND Gill;
piiEN's FI0ES. HOSIERY, &G. West SIDE D Street
near 2i Street. Mary,ve, al. Wan keep constantly
on hand fd assortment of Goods in their line ana
~o4ld respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
Butte record., 1854-09-16

FORBSTOWN LODGE, F. a. NJ No. 50
f. c. BAKER, J. w A. G SIMPSON. w NJ
\. r. WALKER seey. ELIAS FELLEE. 5. "
Butte record., 1854-09-16
BUTTE RECORD.

An EXTENSIVE NlcGEB Among other
bills that have been rendered To the United
States Marshal Tor services rendered in the
case Of Burns. arc, one for military services
amounting TO $4,000; one by the city Of Bos-
ton Tor extra policemen, amounting TO 81, 00;
II d. Parker's bill, amounting to s4O0O
and the steam tug, John Tayler, @420. These
are bus number.
Butte record., 1854-09-16
PERRY NOTICE

FERRY NOTICE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY
CO scern- that The undersigned Eill apply 70 the
ort Of Sessions or the County q Bate {. he August
Term of said Court for icence 70 run ferry across
the Sacramento RIVER Il point in saie County kne~n
az BidxeIfs landing. Z r. DcDuE-
Chico, July 29.h, 1854 5~s.
Butte record., 1854-09-16

4 tLoTaExgsos 81 sszss sud oiegery sfyle eheapss
~ fhaa eves Il J0S GLUcKAUF's.
Butte record., 1854-09-16

For The conyevance Of packages. parcels. valaabse~
and I.;isrs Lol.ei9s iae. uritrs promptly attended
SoIi Dls p1gciisei a ths highest market prices
Drafts pr9cur i All the principal cities in liz At
lanlic a'es and Europe. v. T. SINGER & CO.
Jaalary lsih. 1854.
gisera CIg.karf Asen; At Ri,weH
Butte record., 1854-09-16
NOTICE

5S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM OF R. H.
F=irchil- Co. is iiss dsy dissolved - mu-ta caa-
senf. Nr esor-e PhHrl-i retiring from sad firm at
debts due me sf 5r must be rri1 r 81 Fairchnd.
and ali debts contracted % ait drsa prior Ia the uh
day ofJuis ls5i ii. bs. aiJ bs l. II. fsrehild-
r II FktEcfffiD-
GEORGE PnfLPOFF-
bg X A.FAiBGuiID-
Bucks Ranch. Ju'g sslh 1854. sa39
Butte record., 1854-09-16
DISSOLUTION OF Co-pARTNERSAIP.

DISSOLUTION OF C0-pABTNERSAIP
rxyuE cO-PARTNERs HzEETOFORE TX
a i-tng un,srr We Hasse ard drm OF TNEBfS,
SNELL Co, Il his day asso,ve hs Eiaiai coHseHt-
FRANK EVERTS.
A. SHELL.
i c EsERTS-
The business vii hereafter be conducted rLder The
.aane and frn x 3 d ET ETTS : %.
The andersarraei eFss- Iris opportunity TO thank
t5a paalE fF- Tie rssrcsse hitherto hesoWesl. white
usrtz unter tae late FIRM zui intern thcya that
fha hrssnass VII csntiuEe In connaccn with Adams &
Co Marvsgllas uhars eue OF the firm can always be
f-na saag 10 a-lsaG every department of bI>asss
u-rsz5n.rz % al Express. The business ia the
taias viii Be Ear fa direct supervision oE Frank Er
sE-. zha=e sGssris and attention ss1aA no; be found
rsn.nin IN eadearor 10 satisfy the business canmr
aEy. F. u. EAEltts 20
}arssyiIie galy 81. 1854. 3sa
Butte record., 1854-09-16
Dissolution NOTICE
DISSOLUTION.

FENHE COMPREHENSIVE 0f o. T. BUSH & ElN
Il " p Hars is .l'- day dissolved All a-cogas
Against the lae firm qHtied 10 be haIde ia f0
liquidation. And sii ia faser 0i said syn, nnedai.
payment IS Feq---ie5i.
a. r. Bus.l BEN y y MOORE
Butte record., 1854-09-16
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry
v Goods. Gfoceries, Provisions. Clothing hcDor-
liners Tools, Sc. door above National ho,- Bid ell
Butte record., 1854-09-16

AtLOTHfNG-A large assortment constant iy on han
" ut JOSEPH GLUC hAUF.
Butte record., 1854-09-16

ESDCT0R y. DAVIS. ADAasTOTN-OfIee at
~ Larkin's Store whore he may BE- found al all
hours except when absent oa professional business
Butte record., 1854-09-16
SHERIFF SALE.

Butte county, September 9th, 1874. 81
Butte record., 1854-09-16

z Ee9TANIc ICIAN-Kreps constantly On hand
h5 . good SIMPLY Of Medicines. Office at the Ma
ipnai E9.e BE,wed December 10.
Butte record., 1854-09-16
HESS & LARCOMBE.

A DAMS s cos. EXPRESS. BANKING AND
IA EXCHANGE OFFICE. Ere proof brick building,
corner Of Plaza and High streets MarssviIe- novI2
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15
GAMBLE q SKATES.
HEnrhFe ward

China street, VleAs5urg, Miss
Z M addition tosour stock we have received a
= large Lotto Italian marble direct from Italy,
in block and slab also the finest quality of
American; we have also a large. varied. and
splendid lot flushed of, ready forengraving.
The finest quality Of Monuments, Tombs.
Head and Foot stones Of al sizes, marble
mantel pieces, caps and sils for building, steps
for doorWays, and every thing in the Marble
line.
Engraving done in The neatest manner, and
at the shoFtes notice.
Weinvite the peoplein need of such work to
call and examine for themselves
All orders promptly attended to-.
a superior lot Of Italian Marble Mantels on
hand and for sale al ptiees ranging from $50 to
$500. 34ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15
Jarvis WOO1Il1n
---o1-70T1 "a NATHAN T|TI3 20.
Conner 81 Corhnon and alagazlne sei

Successors IS NATHAN xRvls Coz
Corner 81 co, mon ana Margarine Streets
New Orleans,
Ons4 for sale, at tho lowest market plies lafs
and carefully selected stock q slNIH PAs
DRUGS and MEDICINES
French, English, German and Chemicals, pam q
ana 0lla, Window Glass, NaInishas Dye e.nAsi
PefiumerY. Soups, Brushes, Ifussoss kayoFins
Extracts pure esenlh oilg, Dfuggists'
ware 4east powders Lemon s3lups Falen
NE icines Shakers Herbs, eica lfglramenlt
Togelhsr with essfy article general eonpfised
Ia the stofk Of Druggist 81 Physician. and every
article Of Medicine wanted o. plantation. put
up tn neat and convenient style, al 0f which
have been collected with much personal care. and
purchased difoct from tie manufacturers q their
agents, III this country md Europe All their
powdered drugs are prepared from 8ute inl ooft.
lullY asected. and arc warranss ssFiell pure and
81 the best quality.
arrangements have been made with tie mans
factufeFs of QuFNiNE 70 Pc constantly supplied
from Ilnqmeras lGernaE Raiiatier, kfencli3 and
American nanhfactufe which viii Be cold 81
tic most as0nahle terms.
Agents for the celebrated LEX NC TON "a lisa
fAkD, superior 60 any ID tie world.
They are prep red d furnish dealers with :
following genuine PATENT MEDICINES. ~
che gross Or dozen, q the proprietora' wholesale
prices.
Lyons Kaihairon, Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Jlexlcan Musiang Liniments 2. Fahneatock's
Vermifuge, David Jayne's Family Medicines. John
Bull Sa saparilla, S. r. TownseDdss Sarsaparilla.
Woodman's Chciry Expectorants Woodman' Esx-
tract Jamaica Ginger Woodman's pa KILLING
Imminent, Woodlands Purgaiive Pills, Oseoodse
Indian Cholagogue, Minoris Magical Fever CuFes
Summons Liver Medicine, Gray's Patent Oint.
naent, Graeffenberg Medicines, Moifat's Pills and
Bilt.ra, Green's Oxygenaled Buffers, Spencer's
Pills. Radway's Ready Relief, Billings Carmina
tive and AstFinaenf Syrup. Thorn,s Extract 3
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15
CLOTHING FeR SPRING
AND SUMNER.
Alfred NHUIrnFOG s. Co.

81 MAGAZINE sTEET, CORNER OF s3RAvTER,
Are now inreceip of their Spring and sumo
mer stock ofclothing, al Of which Is made IN
the best manner and most fashionable style,
and fran the choisest materials
They would also give notice 60 those ID
want of WINTER CLOTHING, that Il Is not too
late to buy good ovERcoAT, fcrthey have still
On hand complete stock Of Heavy Goodg
which they are Sc ling at great, reduced pr
ces Boys and children's clothing Of oil kinds
Furnishing Goods Of every descript on.
Trunks, carpet Bags and Umbrellas,
India Rubber Articles, Of every variety,
THE PRIcEs ARE FTxED.
ALFRED MUNROE a. 90.
"a Magazine street, corner Of GfavieT
march ~, Dew Orleans, r..
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15

We az yseeiuitq aid DiU continue recgius5 our

n 2 T6 feCek0tf54 o3 tgttg GDfstNtNo tCgotgcy get
stock Of
FILL md WINTER CLOTHING.
VI d have taken unusual pains n the ssclec-
ton Of tie materials, and procured the best
workman to have itwen made. Our object has
been to give our customers Clothing that was
really good, and with this ii view, we would ask
tie attention 81 our friends and customers 70 our
stock, which We are Inlly assured viii compare 10
quality, stile and manufacture, with any ia tie
South We deem # unnecessary 81 enumerafe
suffice it to say. we have Il s. suit PC Cd middle
aged, and the Young. 81 ever SHADE q color.
Also a large supply Of Gent emens furnish-
ing goods We have added to our tock Boots
and Shoes, made in themost appro styles SOD
by the best manufacturers Of the Aerh. Gan
stock Of Cloths, Cassimere and
usallY large and ven selected Garment made
to order u The latest STYLES, and at the aorl
notice HAINES & RUSSEIsLA.
hant Tailors. next door to Daniel NeI
hiHgton street.
NIB Five Or rix good Journeynen I'll
lnrS Wanted.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15
Pain IkilIinl Lima
Rtsundi Ism, a Iecli0ns 0f tie
Nervous Disease Sore Ihr01t, We
ness SAL Rfeum, c., Fer

qsss Sal Rteum cs
4 + IS not the Pr0prietors design
b lavish unmerfited pIa q this Linime
nor does he intend % deceive the public bg
assigning 70 this remedy properties winch y
does not possess & On admifa le oNtel
nal remedy. and has received here1er It
has been introduced. the appro ion IS ID
classes h been recommended by plTsi.
clans s. pos essing sling extra
ordinary nuol itiea, and power ese
FOR which recon nended
Prepared With afea. care 1E 81 MoOIe
NAN. Vickthr Sold also JARVIS s.
WOO eW of'sr OCT
4NDIS end Sc boxes. sd half
quarter boxes ei candles
boxes 1eaf 1ssorlea. fcf ME
arg VERNON
COAT l{ and
bars 1
o tsa ese 81 eaek sleH es
@ M keH
en
100
III 81.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15

Prepare 60N NAA0DA ttt
w. H STEW Ess % CO.,
Are now recetvimg their assert
meD1 0f Fall ANA inter LAoehlmA s
ND invite al q ene and examine. An
(. experience 1t fifteen yeas. hes ca exs
errised ia the selection of tbs present stock
consisting "a part or
Black cloth dress coats
Black and colored oth rock coats
nisnesss coatss
Black and colored cloth sacks:
Black aud colofed cloth palettsi
Black and colored cloth Iricofgi
Heavy caes iIock lid eackss
Velvet Hunting ccatsi
OHERC OATS
Snner castor beaver frocks and sacks;
Blue pilot, Enoineer's beaver frock and saeset
Dfab and coloFed Whitney lFoclsa sand sRekps
Drab and coloIed Eefersham froeks and aelEs
Dfsb and loted Bearskin frocks and sacks
Fancy Nee rhead lI5cke and gacksi
Fancy double frocks md gaogs
Blanket lf0cks aud sacks;
Black and colored cloth aurtouts.
VESTS,
laok aud colored cloth vests. double collars
Fancy velvet and plush, double collars;
Fancr cashmere, double collars;
Black silk and satin aopble collarst
Fancy silk, double eollara
PANTS
Black skin caealmere pants;
Blacl and blue satinett pantss
Fancy cashmere pant
Heavy tweed points,
@ Negro Suits 81 different q1alitiss.
EmrmTsIning Goods.
HosKRY -llelino and Lamb wool UndeTshirts
MeEIno and Lambs wool Draw efs;
Silk cotton, flannel, and cashmere Under.
shirts. and drawers;
Merino, cotton and wooden half hose.
SHIRTs Linen and linen bosom shirts;
Wove and embroidered bosom shifts;
Fancy muslin shirts.
GLovEs -Buck, cactor, kid and colored gloves
Chamios and silk lined colored gloves,
Gauntlets and divine gloves.
ToILET ARz1c1Es, Combs, bEu es, knives;
Razors, strops, port monaies soaps &c
Cane and Umbrellas.
BooTs - line cali sewed boots;
Fine waterproof ssWed boots;
Heavy Mud Boots.
SHoEs --P latent leather and calf Oxfords;
Calf sewed and pegged brogans.
HATs.--F Fine mole and beaver hats
Whide-a- Wakes, N. Ms and Hungarian.
Csrs - Cloth caps and elk covers;
Glazed Silk and Muslin caps.
or Childrens clothing IS usual Ever
thing g complefe gentleman's Wararobe
VicL Ms,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15

44ST received. direck from the manu- act
81 ess. fns assortment Of ngiish anak nlef-
ean enus. Pistols Sporting ppafatus c
zoo fns doubIs Guns, Boys double ana slns
ole Cune.
80 American Gines
81 English 80.
- Colts Reporters Is Aliens iseVei.ss..
pair Ride pistols 100 pairs asst,d pistols
l0 pairself cooking pistols, from z g 9 inca
barrrla
Game Baos. Powder Horns, Shot 1eits ana
poaehes. Calling Horns Percussion lapss me
annister Powder, Bowie 'kniV Ss.
For sale By e. q ~ e Az..a
mav6
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-15
4. B. FAEroN. FIR. TURYEY
FANTON Il TURLEY.
yTv~41rnrynr AFr-e

Successors 10 r. b. Wheeler e Co..
TLAYS keep on hand the largest variety
1ofDry Goods, Boots u Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Saddles, Carpet &C., IN Vicksburg.-
Their stock is equal in richness, cheapnessand
sxtent to any in the southWest--New Orleans
1ct excepted. noY ls-tf.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24

On Sunday, In New York, three Frenchmen were ar
rested the charge of the robbery on board
the ship Northern Bell from Havre These men are con.
vic and shipped to this country by the authorities
at Havre One Of them had with him set Of instruments
suitable for the manufacture Of base coin.
Before the supreme OF Rhode Island man named
Godfrey Pearce of Coventry convicted Of numbering
Angelina SPHINX child three and half years Of age BY
throwing her down cis,ern He was sentenced to the
State prison for life.
small squadron Of ships-ofwar is being prepared b,
the British for operations In the White sen and for an at
tack upon Archsnge The wags now say the Emperor
win be able to have il in black and white.
The Grand Rapids Inquirer estimates the export Of luu-
Der from Grand and Muskeeon rivers the coming season,
at loo0o00oo feet worth about million Of dollars
A workman in Cincinnati, on Wednesday, fell back
wards into kettle Of boiling lard and scalded from
the neck 10 the knees that the skin peeled or with his
clothes His recovery was doubtful
Mrs Mowaft the accomplished actress win he married
it is said on the 9Th Of june, at Ravenswood Long
Island.
II is stated that Lewis Cass jr is about be married
Mt Rome TO the daughter Of Henry Ludam, esq Of New
York
in the following verdict Guilty, with some little doubt
as 10 whether he is the man r
II is stated IN OF the Journals Of Madrid that
number u Turks Of Consantnoplo had taken to
transport their harems TO Spain.
The London Times predicts that the present Eastern
will continue for quarter Of century.
There are in the United States 2s63ooo farmers 100000
merchants 10000 physicians 24ooo lawyers 10000 teach
ers $1,000 ccrgymen 10000 mariners, 1000 fishermen
aud 10000 State and federal officers.
duel was lately fought Pass Christian Mississippi
between a Mr. Cummings and Dr. Taylor, with rifles At
the second FIRE Mr. Cummings received ball through his
hat and DR. Taylor one through portion Of his coat
reconciliation then took place
DEAD ssms-An amusing story Is told Of young
Partisan artist who lately painted young duchess with
which her friends satisfied declaring that
totally unlike The painter however convinced that
he had succeeded admirably and proposed that the quc
ton of resemblance non-resembence be Jeff To y little
dog belonging to the duchess which wnsagrced Accord
ingly, the picture the hotel o the lady next
day. and large party assembled witness the test The
dog was called in, and did he see the por
trait than he sprsng upon IL licked all over and showed
every demonstration Of the greatest joy The triumph Of
the painter complete and all present insisted that
picture had been retouched during the nights which
actually sothe painter had rubbed IL with thin
coating oflsrd The dogs sharper than the critics
eyes. NhN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
TUESDAY. NAY 2a. 1854.

TUESDAY, May 30 1854.
No 81. John Stuart q a. Hugh Maxwell Error
the circuit court Of the United States for the southern d
tTiot ofNew York Mr.. Justice Curtis delivered the ePR
ion Of this oourt affirming the Judgment Of the said reu
court in this cause, with costs
No los. Mary Barney David Saunders 4 al AZ
peal from the circuit court OF the United States for the Dr
ric Of Columbia Mr. Justice Gror delivered the opnca
Of this court reversing the decree OF the said circuit cou
in this cause To the fifth aud sixth exceptions % voc
auditors report and affirming II as TO the residue
No. lo1, Daniel r. Southland II al u, Gilbert @ Russell
Appeal from the circuit Of the United States for Ke
tscky, Mr. Justice Nelson delivered tho opinion Of th
court affirming the decree Of the said circuit court in bb
cause, with costs
No. 50. Thiron usiilard Il az u.s. Cornelius ". Law
Error 10 the circuit court 81 the United Stae
the southern district Of New York Mr. Justice Daniel DE-
livercd the opinion Of this court affirming the udgnc
81 the said circuit court in this cause with costs
No. -. Louis -. Gamsehe a. rs Francois X. Pqug
not ~ Error 10 the supreme court of the State Of NJ
souri, Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion q "
court affirming the Judgment of the said supreme court
this cause with costs
No. 20 Gross Hobson & Co. q. Edward RI Harrfsos
Error 70 the circuit of the United States he sou
ern district Of New York Mr. Justice Wayne delivers
the opinion o. this court affirming the judgen, Of the
circuit court in this cause, with costs.
NO 1913, David A, Hall, assignee Of John Hoover, vs.
Edward Han, plaintiff in error Thomas Sewell VI
motion Of W Re,1sheocnson r, this writ Of error
docketcd and dism,ss-S'~ with costs.
Adjourned ill tomorrow, n o'clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24

the preachers OF righteousness lend themselves 70 swell the
clamor of contention, and 90 patronze icentousnessi
Alas for the truth and order when such confusion
of ideas presented the public gaze that Of the wise
and good men whose found in that long list OF
elereymen in immediate proximity with those of
by whom even murder and perjury hare been erected
virtues J" and who rdicue the sacred character Of Christ
tits set forth in Scripture one that only
he dreams Of girs-not IN real fat" and who preach
from pulps called Christian that 20 mag Be possible thai
ee,ass DE eoaoon of abeism 6t ye has been ta
I'll 70 hinselE'
When such things are what next may not be looked
for2 What wonder that called TO behold and
stand aghas the fearful consequences already wretch
eddy and aarmingly developed in the prevailing eenous-
Of the age, which arroganny displays itself in
resistance the laws when not in perfect agreement
with mems private opinions, nor clearly subsersen to
their supposed ineress By such teachingthus virtu
ally IL not by all Intentionally Understanding laws
thus made contemplate in the eyes Of the people and
SO are ramped on with proud and boastfu scornl
And to perpetuae this destructive spirit of icenousness
even vet in all countries the orerunner of desposm
il be said in history and their and titles recorded
Some thousands Of the clergy of the republic as il tired Of
religious peace and love and liberty found to have
ISOLATED themselves teachers by example and precept
of sediion aud msrule and united with lawess faction
speaking evil wantony of legislators and men in highest
authority ..t.
this list Of thousands been hoodwinked by cunning
ugger and beguied into this sin against weir God and
country under dark cloud of moral and mental hauci-
nation must be sol For to put quite out OF view and
utterly to ignore the character Of the measure which they
denounce with such arrogant pronenes is not for one
moment to be believed that many men thinking them
selves good Christians not TO say ministers OF the Gospel
can say one sincere word in justification Of the course OF
action which goes directly TO overthrow our govern
ment and introduce state OF anarchy which only can
end in an iron and bloody despotism?
One closing thought TO be remembered when the writer
will not be. f. #
These thousands of clergymen must OF course, mourn
over the almost universal juvenile delinquency and nsub-
ordination of age and country and yet they with
hold not their influence to encourage intensity and pepet
uate b. their apparently cordial union with the fathers
who reve the rulers and government of the country and
resistance the laws of the land they also
than apparently unite with them to teach the boy to reve
his father and resist not only that fathers but all other
legal and social authority And the. obviously and
really help continue the icentous succession OF fathers
and sons.
When the succession shall end may not yet be decda-
be but uhes and at must end there can be no rea-
sonabe question PApLoo fhfaoio iEo'
/
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Clay Fish Fitzpatrick Hunter Jones Tennessee Norris
Pearce Petit Shields Shdeil Stuart Sumner, Toombs,
Toucey, Wade, and Weller-22
Sundry other amendments TO the bin having been adopt
ed, II reported the Senate and the amendments
concurre6 In.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS.

The House met at ~, m.
Prayer by the chaplain Of the House.
The journal Of yesterday was read and approved.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24

The Malta sa of the 2sth ult publishes the following
under the head of Cool Assurance
"0ne Of the coolest things automatically speaking that
have within knowledge Cor many long day was
played off by Mr. Tagliaerro the Russian consul here just
before yesterday To commemorate the death az orr a
vour the foreign consnls Of the Roman Catholic pcrsua-
sion accustomed to hoist their flag hsast on the
Thursday preceding and on Good Friday . NJ
q On this day the custom observed as usual when
TO the establishment OF number of spectators the consul
Of The power against whom declaration OF has
issued by the under whose protection he
had the cool display the Russian eagle The
was however Immediately Observed md the consul
dsred not only to lower the offensive bunting but also
remove the Of his protector from be consulate
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small squadron Of ships-ofwar is being prepared b,
the British for operations in the White sea and for
tack upon Archangel. The wags say the Emperor
viii be able TO have ii in black and white