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RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

Urea, Thursday, Dec. -, ls55'
There was a grand celebration 1T Boouviile today,
ir hoi or Of the completion OF the Black River ani
Utica Rail, Dad TO t1at place. About $500 psnsons
we're present cluciDg many oisng 1ishea "a zens OF
On edo j, ftIsOn aud LIE els Counties. Tue occasion
was ore Of nj ususl iDteres. The cars commence
ruIring regularly on Saturday.
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: NoRxoYs COxIsG.-Tbe Emerald Isle and the Jas.
J. Boyd on the way from Liverpool to this port
the frst with four hundred Mo'mons from Engsn1,
az the latter with Ike number Of Scsndin Avians.
II il quite probable that part Of the Scandinavia
euigrsn's may pess through at once to s.: Louis, as
they ntemps,e going TO Utah in the ensaitg season..
AZ er these two vessels it i. possible there VII be
nothing tuIther until the last Of January or first Of
Februh,y
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DEAIH or An EDIToR.-TRe Bostoa Jdarsa! an
nources the death, from consumption, o. Descon
Eov.rd W. Fay, one OF the editors Of re Consrsge-
nona'iU ct bis residence IN Medforr, On SUNDAY
afternoon He wss thirty six years old, and hsf
been connected with TIE Coagveea,oHdhH since
1870. BE sas universally respected eId estesmsd.
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10 al errrneous conception. Being under many obi
ssiions TO the Press have thus given our viess "a
order thai msy not be put in toe false posiuon o
i5c or sirg Whist Wa 10 no, epurove. Yours ruy,
yt,r. York Dec L lssh DEWITT DANENPOhI.
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DISASTER TO TUE SHIP WV R. TRAVIS.

BALfIroRK. Toofsd'y Dec 10 800,
The .tip Wiii.m Travis. from NeE-for< bt
Gal, tttor ran ss1 ouod tbs 5th lot ne,r '4iTes
ton. bu: pss eos of End 20 Fed IN BY the si-a ner
Ns,ico SIC susts'oeo considerable eanase, whith
a covered by iDsEIsnOe.
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FATAL STABBING AFFRAY.

RAcINE, "Wednesday, De- II, le55.
This evening, Mr.. Manel, German Ia vyer, stao6.d
. Ere Gilman named Gil, killing him instantly. Gill
was printer 10y trade, and generally regarded as
pe acE able 81 IL offensive man. Manel Is in jail.
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The 81. LOsis lnteHieencer has hoisted the naive
Auerican hsg and promises hereafter to do os''e LOT
thst party.
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~ ~ = so,e on the lsst baIlo. w.s AZ fol'oys:

Tlevo't on the last ballo. wss az fol'oEs
10, NJ, Bdnks- Sesirs Albright, Allison Saroodr. Henry
BeipeIt B,lson Ri ushuIii Bnshsn Bishop Bis, Brad
IA. BIenioo Buins 8urliussIe CaDpb,lI n Penasy
vspia OF OBJ Oh fee olssx Of Cgneec icat Co tax
Cunic, o,ods, Grain cpmhsek Damrsl D,,s OF Me'.
ebu, IT'S Day, UsaH, D. Wiz, Dss. DJdd. Ok q, Dur
IL. Flnrie ei,s er. G,lows, Gidug. Gilbert Graoser
eros Rail Of M.-ssbns- g, Hzrl.n Hslow-y, Horton Of
Neu.Yot b0tru ~ Ohi, how.rd Hughson Kelsey, King
Krspp X sht Kn vt Knox Huoke esr, Mat ism, Nc
Nunsy Nitho Ncibp, 'Ldr Ol Parker, Pstoa reu
uip,ur P.,r.e 'eu P~tt' 'ke Pns's Pa wan a. Richie
Potbts Roberts Robson Ssbin Sage, Sspo Sherusa SIM
on Stipper stanton SlSaoAhsn Tzpoan ToofiDgton Thor
tsn Tcoc TIsnon, Iys D, @s~e, Wasemp, W.bndss Wa.
ar buIre CT Wicorsp, W4stbdTne Of inyi., ash
burr of MAils Wa son, Welsh Wood Woodruff and Wool
worth. . 80, 40 n,
dele Bel cock Bowl, Boyee Branch Brooks Beanett
thsl CSwalsdeI, Carruthe'. Cake. CHG nn. Cobb
tP.) Cobb (Als) crsise, Crawford DoEde' E'mundson
Fliott Er,sh, Faulkner Florercs, Fuller (Me) u ode
Greenwood, Grsves, Ia tIows) Hs,rs Ala dtn: (ll
H,rbe,t Hou.ou Hickman Jgrss Tenn Ions. (Peno)
veI NcMuIlei NcOoeeI Miller (Indl Nilsson Oliver No j.
Orr P.ok Phelps Powell Quiman Rohin, hus', s.ndrdte.
s.vsse. Seward sbor -, snsn trsnrl, smith VS. So
ph or. seu. Talbot, Ts,er, VaA Werner, Watkins Webs
For NJ rsHer-se..rs Brown, Cullen, C,upbeu Ky
Foster. Hais (Mdl, Harrison, Haven, Hoffman, k.unsrt
L,te L'pd " Msishal Ky Humphrey Marshal. his.rd
Moore Pa ne Porter PnrJsH Reidy, Rcsnd Rivers Scott
81 cad svo,s rppe, Underwood, Vat. Walker, Whitney
Tn M P.n.instos-Mesna Ball and EdwsrdA
For Mr.. Lsn0-Mr Duon.
Fov Ny Hay, taH-Mr Fuller, (Pl)
Fo- NJ. Ke'tt- ~r Riehsc con
For ~. WaVla.s-Mr Wheelsr.
For NJ. Cry-Mr Williams
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DEATH OF JUDGE JACKSON OF MASS.
BosToN Trur.dsy, Dec II, 1855.
TIE Hon Cbales jackson, ofmery a Jd'tice OF the
Supreme Cou; died this morning, aged ~ years.
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FIFTY-PTRsT BALLOT

HOUSE OF REPRE- sENTATIvES.
The House resumed voting TO Speaker, with the
fellow ing re-ul:
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

The following is a l,t of the Committees OF the
Senate IS arranged Cor This S-'si)n, compared with
those OF asst Winter;
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plan was to run him up to certain point with an
ostensible exhibition Of faver and then, after sr7-
ing to make it apparent that his election was lm-
practicable to fall back upon the candidate whom
they really preferred But this game has not sue
ceeded according to the design and expectation
and the experiment has thus far demonstrated
that the real and honest sentiment OF the House
has concentrated upon Mr. Banks. And the fact
that his political antecedents have been disre-
sarded, notwiths landing they were decidedly OBJ
jectonable In some quarters, goes far to prove
how vital and absorbing is the great priocple
updery ing this whole contest, and which is potent
enough to bring the most opposing elements to-
eether and to hold them without the wish or ap'
pesrsnce OF clinching.
1t is not 10 be disguised that this long struggle
has at length provoked some exhibition of feeling,
and that men begin to encourage partisan prejd'
dices. No disposition toward compromise has been
manifested By the recusants, and they threaten
persistent and uny ieldug hostility to the end They
are capable Of protractiDg the election to an In
definite day, if they are willing to assume that re-
sponsibilil A direct and effective mode OF reach
il these refractory members would be to ssse D
bic mass meetings of their constituents Immediate
", aud thus LET the sentiment Of each Congressioni
district which lie now misrepresenteS be reflected
here fully and decdedlS Some of them are Dc
luded BY the vain hope thst Mr. Banks and all 9th
er prcmint mt candidates will be abandoned when
in a general scramble afterware, each Of them
may have a lottery cbsnce Of success, while
others have been tickled with this suggestion
specially, and are thus rendered unfit for the "a
tiopsl processes they might otherwise appreciate
No true friend of the real issue now at stake
desires Mr. Banks to retire, or is prepared to sur
rerder bis support To yield would be to abandon
the organization to The dctaton Of faction and to
give up en- element of powers which could not be
recovered through any other result The m,jOrisy
lave stsked their good faith on tti' battle, and 1t
must Re fought out at every hazard They are
strong tntuth and they ought to be true enough.
to viDdcats by their endurance the position which
has been assumed, as they have asserted the prnci'
pie upon which their entire action is founded
In the present state Of thioss it is practicable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27
AUCTION SALES.
BY WV. "a. MO>HY. Auc,,r.
FUTURE DAYS

o. Weine. ia, MORNING, Mu,h7ll, at 10 o'clock.
~ peri> a. q the rrsidnt,e OF Ma. Dnn'I VIM.
"l'h' lNha Las f'pas"l tnthe city at fillmore near
~ ",'t a. Washington iari all al hi. very vaIna.
hIr fiac- h'ad aud Kitchen Furniture embraced Ia
which ~ name:
a'aorany S ias, Chairs. MnrbIc-top Pier Table.
Nuind>s Freueh fI'te Glasses Maftlc o,nsurns. Cnd
'bh's. SerremIy. Apfhl top = lehsa,i A,f.,u4y
tnn'h nna Pei Hel-iaads. Nu,hlc-ror Wn .i-fnfi-
Loohins GiissHs Ri.->n, Cabj.,l, NEl,f#a,r- f.,
t"' SION u iae Ese.. L,qanr SraHd 81 y, run Ia.
"ts NaiNcrs, tnr tlHir Alars.r.. Fruhr Pc T.. Fl low
Mafr"a Nm.iow Gurea- Ct.tfdn Is. Carart.
>rl'"' " ar. Gu VA Nrtd Il c,. | laHa - su,r
eni I'n wits, Cano seat Chp,r., C"trc, Char. Qar
t"tte fab.es. Hat kae, HI l.bntp- AaIir,is >ta,rI
hni I NY, ktch'n Rare Rrhlgcts,tar-. uod nine,
arllei ~ il Ia ilpa-, kcoper-. Al, a,,. 1T Ch5f
'lipe brsi Pianos Nu-t- >trad~ Nc. A.
ItHN, ~ SAlr-\H .,tif,, uudrr Ito ..as's 4,,..
0b. fnur non, ,re,itl ,fs,a ll ,.pef ,ni,l4st.. y
rniot-rj {. RlCH'D rlIElPS
f=2G 7nar StI,s,,,
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LiTE MEMS BIZ THE NAILS.

SHt1ti6 y treen. The Chicago Banker.
We haNe heretofore stated that George W
''t'eh' underline sentence of death in Chicago
l9l NE maider of his wife, had committed sui
eide HE Chicago Democrat thus describes
armode in which the act was performed:
pon thorough nyestigation of the cell md
The body ~ the unfortunate man, 1t was found
ina H. mad iakrn his morning gown, which lie
i,ad ripped mp Tor the purpose. and breaking out
the rounds at the back of his chair with these he
forced thu gown up behind an iron bar which
runs all round the walls of the cell within few
inches ot the ceiling, and knotted il nj the ton
50 that II could Mt he drawn down by hi, weight
he shrinking ottheir side enabled him to ret
TN cloth uP between the iron aud the wood
lie then (probably) took u ELK handkerchief
and kh"ttlng 1t in several places to strengthen il
ana prevent It's slipping, tied il round his neck,
fastened another handkerchief 10 it anil IA towel
to thai and bound all firmly by passing a piece
"i ihen torn from his sheets around hs head,
wing 1t acfe-, his forehead IN strong knot
ne Iheh took his table, or stani and standing ON
H. fastened the towel which was knolted
10 hl- handkerchief, 10 the clafh-,art of his
morning gown-and having lied his hands
"'hhd hl> back, he kicked the table from
ua,'tf hiln; and, no doubt, life was soon extinct
Ia Ms struggles he broke the strings with which
ms hands were tied.
ne appearance of the corpse showed the terri
'"'iii'llpl ol Tue man Wlpn llNttip. he
io"rf ia" projected and there look upon
the lace which almost said II am defeated, but
not entirely conquered"
lie LETT no record behind to throw any light up
on the workings of his mind and the eli c1mstan-
c. III relation to the poisoning ot his wife. In
his wallet, however, was found an extract cut
from pamphlet of which the following was mark
ed in pencil:
How vain is the greatness of this world
How fearful Is the gift of genius, if it be abused
VINO that is now living would not rather die!"
Green left property variousy estimated at from
@}L0oO to s5o0DO. The whole oft he bequeath.
ed to his son Albert who is only six years old;
"ad III case OF the boys death without issue, fear
ns that 1t might revert to his other children,
Gfren ordered that his property should be given
II the Young Mems Association and the Fire
mrn's Benevolent Association of Chicago. 1t is
understood that the family. and relatives OF Green
wtiI contest the will on the ground of his insanity
tiny holding the none but an insane person
would commit suicide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-27
1HfG + ENALE SY Il EN-.
Liver Complaint. Debility

E<ract froa james IIarris Esq : Lerter. Aexandriu
Hn-Altrr -peahng Of wonderful eIres IN Iia,ss.C hr
,uys: MIR. H. has BON suffering ,irl the com
rnia aud with nabjii ', constantly CON ,Indinp fon
weakness through her viole ~ ,rin. She enioy.
bitter health than To- tny yrnrs, bring rltlrey
81 by thu Of Uantions rcgo'ltlc Turtntei
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes-Exiu,fi fnn n
Lcttr, from j q ines. Esq, Lou ion couoty Va v
wife has been for ycsts afflicted with great wee
tton in tie breast, side unl barb; Ihiptniion,f tie
beaf frehlene-s OF the system; ss u upper
complexion >alow the sigh Of yo almost Eou" the
oth,r W. weak | pleased - sny, Ho,aylops
3iactnrc hns restored terto perfect health Her eyea
ic ~ goui now eyer fhry We're.
~ Call and gel pl1amphets
Sold by II. SEAY, & co, Lynrt ~ Sewers
Srortsvlle;A J, BROWN, Charlotte, i.ir md f., all
Druggists throughout th 'rHie. ,rr - 10 Is
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GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE.

l Not = pd,ltc'c ot Dc,earQia n
An lNftLlIBlt kfmtpr for Srr"iuo. kng's Eyits
Rheuualisp Obstinate Cuinncous Erurtiou., Im-
p'- Or Pnsiplc oul 'e tnrc Bnlrhn+ Sui . Comic
sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Icter. Sclid Head, En-
largepent Md Pun llhc Borcsn dJoints SRhhors
Il.u,, Syplnur Disorders, Lumhagn Slinn Com
IliIHt- AM All u ,rase- nri~ng from an inludieous
o-coi Ne.enrys l"pradcncc IN life, N Imrur,ry Of
the lil, oil.
ihisy daablc Medicine. which Ina, hcco celebrated
the number ot cNtmordinufy mes effected through
ngency has induced III" prop ieor ~ the urgent ic
,ue.t al hcir ft.ods offer Ito public which they
10 with the utmost ron6drnc"in ia virtues mud
lcrful curative pfp frtes he following certificate,
,crc'ci aomb luse number ARE, however stronger
testimony ihaa ie worl at the prpprctor-; md
ni from geutr well knn IA their localities.
md +" the n.hc-r rertubiiny mnny oi them residing
IN the ti,e al IL u'ud Va.
I. BOliEN. Ia, ot the Exchange Hotel, Rich.
mond. known saiN where, says he hu. the Mcd
,nr cnlrd C.ur,r- Suaui~h Mixture admini-;t red in
Iu dred ca-rs ncaly the dia"ases for which
t il rerptuu rndct With the astonishing good
.ult- lie sny, A. Is the must ekaprlinsy medicine hr
has
Aepc anil Era- G,e1f Cutc.-I hereby certify, thai
your us AgHc aud Fever oi OF the vio
lent Description. had several Ply sic took large
lrnufiflc- 20 Iua.. Mercury, mud believe all tho
ronics al, rrtl-,. T. hut u without any permanent
lief At last | TIL, Cutters Spuuish Mixture, two
bottles ri winch ~ rIua IL cured and | am hnppy
to ~ hnve had .euhrr Chll- OF Fever since. | con.
-drr tn" b'sr Infc IN the world, and thr only medi
cine thai "yct reacued my cnse. JOHN LONGDEN
Bea,er DAN, praf ltrAmood, Va.
Z u. LurD, E-4 in Richmond mud for muuy
ia the Poi Cice. hns such conf l,ucc in the
ms tere} - Clters Spanish Mlxture, TINT he
tuuehr upwHtl I. oi 10 bnltGs. wlcn he hns given
way rc afflicted Mr.. Luck say he mas never hn"wn
TO IA "tsu t,eeu according Ia directions.
DR.. VI nge. pruet,-ipg Physician, anil formerly Of
the Cry Iiolc Tho cay Of Richmond snys heh t, vii
messed u instance. the effects % Carter.
Spanish Mxtutr winch were mos, truly sur prsng. lie
'eYS in rn,e oi a-a7 ton dependent ON the Liver,
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I IvEKCOmpLAINT, JAUNDIoE nYs.


! Ipepsia Chrome . Nervous Debility. Diseuae OF the
kidneys, and nIl diseases arising from Disordered
Liver or Stomach such NJ Constipation, Inward Piles
tulInesr Blood to the leud. Acdty of the Stomach,
Nuu ca Heartburn Disgust for Food. funess weight
the Stomach, Sour El uclatons Sinking Fluttering
nj the Pit al the Stomn, h. Swimming of thu II nd Hur-
rIrd nnd difficult Brenhng Futtering Al the Heart
Chouking Sufnrpting Sensations when in wing
ture. Dmness oi Vision Dots Webs before the sight
f"srr and Dol Pnin in the Head, Deficiency Of Pers
tn'ien, felownrss IT the skin and Ewes Pain in tho
Sdc Back Chest. Limbs, &c. Sudden Flushes of iIca
Burning in the Flesh Constant lmnginings of Evil and
glen depression OF Spirit' cnn be rfectnaly cured by
DocTsR HooFLAHDs CELEaRATED
GERMAN Bi11 ERS,
prepared by DIR. G.. Nj. jackson, German Medicins
Stone, No. 100 Arch decor below Sixth phiIada.
Their power the above diseases Is not excelled.
il p"qnnIled, by any other preparation in the United
States MS the cnf's nltest, in Vany eases after skul
physicians nd failed
These i tier. worthy the attention Of fnvalids.
Possessing great virtues in the ecifcaon of the liver
md lesser glands cisne the most searching power
in weakness aud nir II the digestive organs they
witlal ecrnin and plea,nnt
ViRGIsIA TESTIMONY DIR J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va, teh 9th, 1872. snid II entirely of the
German Buffers. They have become al the ruge Moth
ue lac seils."
The Tenth Legion, published Woodstock, Va.
aid Jan 10Th, 1850: "A Great Med cine.-We have
uilormy rcained from recommending to the public
OF the pntcH medicines OF the day, unless
thoroughly convinced at their vaue Among those
consider worthy uf notice. Is the German Bitters in
cnted by DIR. i fund and prepared by DR. Jack son,
Philadelphia. One instance, in iariif ulnr, il which
lr superior virtues 1T It's medicine lave been tested,
tHs fallen uHder observali,n. During the last
me-. of Mr. Ahrnm Crabil OF thi. county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver c, plnin and after
wing, in vain varions remedies, he purchased u bottle
of the Bttcrs, aud alter using il, much relieved
of hs distressing mandy that he procured other bot
lie and Is now restored ,rely 10 edith"
Fey entirely etabe, free from all injurious
Ing ediens, alwnys strengthen the system, and never
o~tbte it.
For ,nt wholesale by Druggists IN al the principal
ritcs md retail by Itineraries and sorcheepers in
evetY town in the United States
SD by D Il LYMAN, J, II. THOMPSON x CO,
ta,J. H. SEAY X co. Lynchburg nj BY dealers IN
msdcloo everywhere. lsep6l y
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The Paris correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser furnishes the following
information in regard to the health of Judge
Mason:
The health Of Mr.. Mason is gradually improy-
ing. Mentally. his convaeSence is complete.
be yet labors under partial paralysis, which
render, loc5moiiun impossible, but the muscular
movements are gradually resumng their natural
power, qnd there is fairhope that these. too are
susceptible Of a complete restoration;
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OECE.-l hay on hand. NJ ~ -#"'I.. rnur-
Y sr2nl 70 CRY oi LYpGhbgrs. unmcdut.y ont!ie
4nhnr Court House Boat:
Il, 4 aud 6 Horse Iron Axle, (vageon)
Railroad and Ok Carts.
PIpnah-, ilarrow>, Gnivnlors. &c,
Bed >trai. Nn-h Stands.
Table, Salrs Warirphes, &c.
All a. which warrant to he Of he best mate
iHd4 ana viii sell thcnas low. il not lower than such
..,r ran Os obtained elsewhere. All per ons in want
- such rtcle3 viii find to their interest to give me
r as am determined offer such inducements W i'll
in-nc sa.es. n. b. MAGRUDER
Hiy 20 vdsc
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W" contest the VIII on the ground ot his SANITY
they holding thu, none but an insane person
would commit suicide.
Congress.
NkTURDAY.-We subion an abstract of the
Cougres sonal proceedings ON Saturday. 1t will
be- perceived that the Diplomatic and Consular
bill has s-ed the Senate, and that the Civil aud
Diplomatic Appropriation bill has passed the
llou>"-the latter embracing Mr.. Letchcr's
amendment, proposing reduction of the tariff of
Is.
SENArE.-On motion of Mr.. Mason, the SEN
ate took up th' House bill to remodel the diplo-
matte and consular system Of the United States
which was considered and PASSED.
Several internal improvement bills were cou.
sidered and passed.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
the bill to re-orgauze the courts of the District
OF Columbia, and to reform and improve the laws
thereof; which was discussed until the hour of
adjournment
IIoUsE.-Nr. Odds gave notice that on Monday
next he should report the Post Office post route
appropriation BILL and move the previous question
to put it upon its passage.
The regular order of business being demanded,
the House proceeded to the consideration of
pending amendments to the civil and diplomatic
appropriation bill The amendment adopted in
Committee of the Whole, approprang 100000,
and authorizing the President Of the United
.ick and d.aIlsd .a,i,in 'o
Havana, wa> rejected by the Ilouse--ycas %,
nays IL. The amendment of Mr.. Lctcher, it
being the compromise tariff bill Of Mr.. Houston,
proposing to reduce the duties on articles now
ner cent. re,ner,iyely I'm tLa nrino;,1o af tho
Iay of IL iG rr,n,ir,., i, IL, ; =, -, No., A.
ties an impnrt, - Nor cont v.a. o,,o,rrod IN
yeas l26. nays -. The bill, amended,
then read third time and passed yeas 1876,
nn,.s II
rhe Hons. ,I,,,, ,,o,,. ,,,,,;,.,, o,l -,
eap1n5 to tb, consideration Of ,lo naval o,nro-
pration hill and. after the of;.ring IF yarions
amendments t6.. o,,,,,i,t...# -, III tho House
adio1rn,d
From Neir Nfrico-Iadian HostiHt,s.
II. LorIs Feb 23-Thp santa Fp mail ar
rived at Inde,endencp Yesterday, bringing three
passengers On the 18th Of /, ccmher u party of
Aparbn. and I,fnh Indians mas.acre5 at Pueblo
fourteen men and two women, all of whom were
left for dead. zrhrce women and two children
were taken prisoners The Indians numbered
ahont five hundred. Great excitement prevailed
at santa Fp ON account of the ho.tilitie. com
mittcd hy the Indians in the territories who
are swearing yourrapce apaiD-t all Americans
and Mrxieans
va m" haI "a "9o ~, R" ,Te ol t snc rs'
,,,,5. mountain. IN which t,yriva Indians r.,r,
liHl p,;t =. l,.. ~, tb, A,,,,i,.n i,I,. nf C.+
ij,or,s W stn,,,,t,n and ,hr.a.,rI,,t.. Gnyt,.
nv. l,arI.o,d had ealI.d init, .ar,,;nn 6ya CONNIE
,,ia..,.f y,j,,ntr,.r. t,r six months and rood,n
,n,nl. C,,oosra.. - onnrnnr;,t, ,n,,no,, r. nov,
tbrjt eyp,.T..s rol .ints had arrived ot Santa
F4 and tntar,d unon his dntias
The nail WIS net troablea bv the Indians but
an pxnr.,s arrived the dav before the mail left
Santa Fe station, stating that four hundred Apa-
~ '''7 - ' w. ' -
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
on y l:O a ~ AS

1--WE most remarkable Pea in tho world for its pro-
l. duc'ivrness; raised poor land is good tor
Sloca ana improve, land rapidly gentleman Of this
county blaned few seeds from the patent ot last
,ear the product OF which ia astonishing. Gail and seta
few plant. See notice in Virginirn OF 10th inst
For sale only at
J. H. THOMPSON & cos
feI9ts New Drug Store.
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Tho prohibitry Liquor law Bill, before the
New Jersey Legislature, was lost in the Senate
on Thursday, 10y vote OF IL To Q, The subst-
tutc, calling SIMPLY for vote Of the people will
now prohabiy prcome law. The prohibitory
liquor law ip- the y. Y. Legislature passed the
IIOuse on WaLnns lnY by Il vnte Of 80 to Il.
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Will you Read the Truth i?

Medicine nave una great nrril 10 ,tanl
the trst ofpubIic opinion. \, art at man cnu
-. ,ani,r wnrtilr,. article tohrer up good
n,5cifr. # II I've ZEN ~
\ gooi medicine will live, be noIr ppruur. aud tx
1T" It, ,nlr- year after year. ste ol orpa.itian
Iiu. rcol j., readily hul VIRTUES, aud He iamc at
fh'H fa>-,'. from II, lut IL mouth with rapidly
lbet >pupcr- ad it. living witaes- tcsti
y rst ne medicine hu. Hlr Tor him is ot ler
eatre ~rtslc"t. ua ny news paper advertising.
q pr,n,. at ,hal sN above, refer ,ou to
HANPrON'S NEGErBLE T1NJTuRE, und rs rf-
h.rf~ Its prnisris IN the mnuths OF multtudcs. The
h men IN our country give Their +, -tlnoty 10 it.
y 'ederlul Aman- them name Hon, II
Cmy. Hon. Rirh VI John on Wee President Of the
/ uitrd S,ar' will hundred, Of others Capt Ibonns
Cm"t-brnhrr /" the celebrated pi yscian Of the
Emperor Of flnuer-wn. cmrd by II Of disease ol
yeas sHnane INTER- the skill vi all the Doctors ot
Europe nnd Amcri, had lnle, q cure.
TRUTH is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.1nofher EtRE by HiNPTON'S TiACfERE
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, epery tohere bear The same
Testimony.
Real The following terticute firm Laiy cadnr-cd
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sSGNGts REASONS 0 whl boxes l}n ci
~ h4sl-ln.. 200 otl AL quit do do In store
AM Tor low, .
t23-ts LEE x JOHNSON
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II % UNI'~i \ C)Ns1g nIntht dItftt 'er snip 'ENO
an'e' lrom Lewis ue nurIa Esq the uf.ctur,r
Span, for sale by DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
arl 99t