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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
iJjerWe Disirici.-C Citation.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-lJJeriUe Disirici.-C Citation.
by WILLIAM Hill. Esq, Ordinary of Able
Vile District
WHEREAS, J. WardIaw Perrin has applied
w tonne for Letters Of Administration on al
singular the goods and chattcIs, rights and
credits of Thomas Finley Mitchell, late of Missis-
sirpi. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, I" be and appear before me, at
our next Ordnnry's ConTt for the said District,
to be holden ut Abhcvlle Court House, on tho
nineteenth day of November inst, to show
ca,rse, if any, why the said administration should
not bc granted -sz,S5
Given under my hand and seal, this tiyifa
day Of November in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-
seven. and in the SD year of American In
dependence.
WILLIAM Hill. o. Il. n.
Nov. g. 1857. % at
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Ne'c York. Oct. 3l.--A paper states that the
persia brought over sI,O0O.0 900 in certificates OF
deposits from the Banks Of England and Liver
pool and other institutions, payable al sight. for
tic purpose ofbuyng cotton and breads,uffs.
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The potato rot has again made it's appearance
IN England. The London Star, of tho 9th ult.,
says that within the last few weeks the rot has
manifested itself in the most extraordinary man.
"er' Hundreds Of acres will not pay for the die.
g'"g' as the potato rots in twenty -four hours af
ter taken from tire ground. This disease is nof
confined TO particular sections, but is said. to be
peneral
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Trimc.'> ]. :. Evr.I,
vs. I'LL for Partition of
iHi"'S j. BYRD Slaves
81 al
DtE~l Ant /" order "f Court, I will sell M
4 I,ih'" ""'rry, at Ahlrvilr G.. IT,. on Sale
day III l''c"ml"r neat. (1ih) Fifteen or more
I!A'iy Nh''Enf:>, for partition between the par
tir~ Interested.
TEEM M~-A credit ill! Ist March 1853, inter
.>' tr'ln lat. Purchasers I" give bonds with
lw".'"'l >urctic<. and pay the Gusts III cnsh.
WM. II. PARKER, cEAD.
Coinini>> "ucr< Office
Nov. -. l~:J7 9S ida
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Hollow Ware.

I>lIF: largest variety Of Hollow Ware-consis-
l. ting "f SkilIeis, Pots Spiders, SOvsus.
round and oval, deep and shallow, with . shov-
sand extra Lids; Waffle and Wafer Irons. MufRn
and Grid lroms.-ever brought to ths maSkea.
For ct. 5w by H s. KERR.
Oo2ae2l IL. Gt
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\
Ey his E.r"Hn"y EoLt. f. ". .iNsi,", G.r, rn.,
md i""m""'hf-m-rhj.Jm m .tnI vecr tie .Stotr
nj Srnik TnrDi;uu
'Hlll HSDAi, the 10Th of November, ia mp
l. pointed day "f Thanksgiving and rrai-.
~ Almighty God. for all the blessings Of the I,st
year. Ii is rcc"rnmc cn.d that on that av bust
Ness be suspended, nt least dnrns The hours "f
public service, in order that citizens may have
opportunity To attend, with their families, their
rr~ l.c;;.vc pace Of worship ani there in thu.
House of the l.":l I" pay ,rir vows in the pres.
ence Of all the people, to worship him in the
beauty Of holiness.
There are, III the conrse of every year, mourn
ful results enough of c,amiti-s by sea, disasters
land, casualties AMI crime besides the natural
wearing out of the human frame. to remind us
that death is the common lot Of man.
enjoying, good degree of health, and having s,.
cured, III rcacc abundant harvests, We should
indeed bc ungrat cfu who should decline to de-
vote one business day, especially. TO the contem-
plation and alteration Of the divine author of
creation, and all lis bountics
Given under my hand, and tie seal Of the
State, in Columbia. this 3Otl Of October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty seven. and IN the eighty second
year of American Independence.
KOBT. +. ". ALISTON.
Nov. T. 81. 2S 1t
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Important Sale Of Negroes, and Other
Property, Of the Estate of
SUSANHAH BROOKS Docoosod

D0'1R" ~ 1hI1 0NUUhS, deceased,
RN permission "f the Orti,nary,of A bb.v;,Io +
~ will -.'ll "n W WEpNESDAY; the twenty fiftl,
"' N"v",'i'wr. inS'.. at the 4 residence Of On.
,'i''' ''r"'AS' N:'frcnt"n, all her personal Es.
tate. CONSISTING" ii 40
l6 Likely Negroes,
N"'n, f''iI"r. Wheat Oats, Horses Mules Cal:
IT,, sheep, llanta;on Toools, louseho,d ant
hH"h"n furniture. and Il great deal Of other
property la" TEDIOUS To mention.
Term" viii h" n;,dc known on day of sale.
WILLIAM II. BROOKS. Adm'r.
November >. 1877 oS %
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Il .Shor.r If .UnDan-Do not be incrcluous
reader, when we in:o.,u vou that on Monday
last, at the FOO; of Clear Lake. in this county n
shower of sugar candy fell, covering a large tract
"f country It, covered evcryihinr-Icaycs of
trees, rocks, and tn. earths surface aIke-
when discovered hv the inhabitants the mex,
morning, a l'art Of IL was of the consistency Of
syrup, and the Fest ns perfectly crys:azcd as the
candy of III" shops. It's taste is precisely si-
lar to tlat OF unllavorcd candy. Mr.. Hale,
the Clear Lake cXir"Ss'n;n, saw it while on the
ground, and collected box as samples which he
brought to us. There is no mistake about the
Inn;t"r, as the public may learn for themselves
by calling at our office. The specimens before
us are generally irrc.ularly crystalized, rounded
ut one ciil aud irregular in form at the other as
IT broken off from one fourth to five cights Of an
inch i'll !cntl, some pnrc white and Others of a
delicate pink hue. Their general appearance is
that of very small stalagn,ics, such ns we have
often seen in caves. y similar shower occuri ed
at Salt Lake som" years since NaluruIists IRE.
tend TO explain such phenomena by Saying Tint
such saccharine showers are of insect oripn
hut their explanations seem even more jmproba
be than III. fact scif--thc latter being we'll at.
tested, and the f"rncr II mere theory to excus.
Ignorance Of Natures womlrous v orknvs.-
N0pa R"pnbiicon
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For Sale.

For Sale.
a Lor OF Gunny Bagsing and Bale Rope at
IA low figure by
J. T. BARNES
Lownd-sviIlr. S. G.
O:t 2S-5. OF ,s
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Abbeville District Medical Society.
VIE next regular meeting Of the AbbeviIle
- District Medical Society will be held at
White Hall on tho Sd Thursday, 10Th inst.
BRANCH.
Sec'y.
Nov 81 % ct
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VERY LATE AND IMpoRTANr FROM UTAH

Capt N"u Ni":. A~--inn; t,u;,it.r.ln.St-r .
:. Army. arrived i'll tbs c!,y la; v"l,ir direct
ir'''n Ia" T"ri;"ry "f t'in! having, lci, tr-.,
Salt l.ak" city "n il,. irh ui.
W" ui,i,.l>, mi that The Mo. r,.,,s are, J,.r
mined moi t" allow th" United States troop, to
inter Salt Lake Valley. and will u>.. force tn
prevent i!:rm II necessary. They ,ui; u;nl The
,i"s'ni movement al ia" t;nv,.in,u..u, -. AMI :,
:i renewal al Tie p..r>.,i'i,,iS wl;r they rom
plain of h:.vir" "i.ur.. III iii> S,a,r ami lUir,s
aud az" determine" icSis, i, ~ lI.. .,u;,.,-
Capt Van N"' m,ri ia" lr."I.- IL" I'D If SEP
'"ui"'r. "n til" Sw,. Mater. .,.. i.yu hu,,lr. 4
n'!','> b'y"n. For; Laramie. They were. all We'll
m;I'l III good sl'ii'S. :.,,ilr nf t'... SUNNY trains
Were at Harris F",h. ht,n,r,.l and Eu,v
ihrrr miles this >i,!.. "f the N:t!rv will. ,,I,
We're FAR l,.n.l. aui !, i very doubtful vhr.,.r
they can enter the salt Lake Valley TIN, sen,
t"'"n''i Johnson, with his c.-nr., w:.s Inc, ON
III" 1t "i o""'r, ni:.viy miles this sid. Of rur,
Laramie" ;'.' I"!rii'.ii'r {" enter the Valley of
SAL l;k"ihi> fail. t.ny"rn"rt uul,i.;urnrdS.rr,.
tIry llarm":i were. ,ii. t:, the. 1, of th;s m,, :,
nin'ty miles h'yrnd Fort K.army all w.n :,
i" IVY snow i''.i at Fort Er.l:;"r on the Ill, Of
S'Wcml,rr.
APT. an Nli''' has na,!,. u extraordinary
TRIP. haN.n:, Travelled ave-. twr;,iy y four ;.u.,,
Ini"S hy land >;nc. !'" Il "f Au..,iSt III, Iravrs
for W a>!rlmy:"n tu-Gav.
W" hear that t,ii. Van li,.t passed Il week
IN Great Sit I@k.. t'iiv H.. WA. lr.,,.l ,;,h
much consideration :,ul invite, t., part of thu.
h"|!htii'"> ~; The l..nc men .i il,.. ,:lty Bu,
on al "';'>';>. and from every quarter lie heard
only "n" cN'r. sion of "I'ininn-nn.l that WIS
ti'a, they never would p.,mit niirl States
troops. ar The Officers appointed by the United
states t'"vcrnncn,. l." .."t foot hold in ;lrir do.
in'nl"ms la all their I.'':.lic declarations and
IN th''r privni.. c"nv ,:siii"n< il> sentiment j..
boldly as"w"I:--'!,ry vii! urv-r suffer the.
troops t" enter Tia" ciiv. au. il they do il will
l'r after ia" town has l,."u ru,ttrl To- tI..
liiiiS, Ia" l'riir, :.;:!i.l IT, iIl w.,>, AMI all
The inhabitants i,:vr il,l l., the ,ru:inS Their
!inaiiri>'n nn"wS no hr;im!~: they believe sir
iia''i l"nnt I" i": TIA" aii"ni"h agent Of the
Lord, an'l whatever II: r"il:m:,.rl- them To .l.,
They will Fn.i":n with al,"riiv. They say ri,,,
they hay" pro-. :i"r.> .:i:li"n l:>i them i..r
Three or "i years, and ii.,t i,'r>-ru;.'I :,s they
i';.v" been and arr, hy the A,icrican~, they viii
'~'s; I" III" last cNir,i:ii;v.
I!;">c statements hing i,'i. :,S they unl, ,.Ii
rdiv arr, iii" Government will have, to IN .k..
lrvirs "t new i":. and I" dispatch heavy rein
i"rc"tiirn;> I" til" army in tai, next Sprr,
DIR. Bcrnhi-"l, D.ligatr {" Congress from Utah
arrived III company with Capt. Van Nlict-.St
L""'S H'j."b'ir"", Urt. ~.
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Notice to Legatees.

I00H0O 10 1zOs5u0CCo'
NOTICE IS hereby given TO all persons interes.
~ ted. that final settlement Of the Estate Of
HENRY EOOZER will be had in the Ordinary
Office, at AbbeviIle G. H., on the 5th dav oi
February, 1859.
J. G. BOOZER,
K LEAVEL,
Nov. 5-5S % 3u
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200 Acres

"f Land. finely improved. and nearly one half
III" Tract /" woods Persons residing in the VIII
lac wi>!in. "a small Tract, would do we'll to
vNn,n!nc these lands.
j. w. W. MARSHALL
N"v. :. -. 2S st
~ Press copy.
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H"S"mIt;"" of H"S;".ss -NEw YORK, Nov .
The popular ho,I~c OF Winsinw I.anicr l. Co,
have resumed payments This will lie satisa-.
tory I" all persons in ia" south wl,"r" they did
Il large business To-day they paid the r",r .n,
"i the indi"na Central l;aiir';l frs, mort.,rc
l"nds. and the i"r cent ho..is "i the city Of
Cleveland. issued for the Cleveland, Paincsvillc
and Ashahut Railroad
The Farmers Trust Company paid interests OF,
various Railroad hon'lS to-day.
Andrew Green. "f Wall street, paid today in.
trrc>is on bonds of The Mississippi Central Rail.
road.
The Iii'l" Miami Railroad paid :hc Novcm-
Der coupons to-day. Other roads paid the uS:,;
monthly interest TODAY. showing thereby :: r.
dcmpion of usual business case in those Rail.
road quarters
The cotton market has been UNCHANGED
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IRaiIroad NGoofix1E.
I:lIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
l. the Savannah Valley Railroad will br held
at Woodiawn. on "Wednesday the 18th Novem.
Der, inst, al ii o'clock 4. VI.
WM. A. GiLES,
Sec'y L Treas.
Nov. 5-51 eS 1i
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For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale, Three small
Il Tracts "f Land, Hear AbbeviIle Village,
with w""'l!"n' attached I" each Tract. Also,
tn! Carson Place" two miles from AbbevilIe c. H.,
"a I.iIuIu about
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Fnrih'r Ly Mc P..x;"..-Th. details Of th..
Indian mail concur in ilr. belief that prns,.rr,s
are more clIrcr,r AMI it is confidently br,icy,d
that ih" next mai: will briu.. intelligence of th,.
capture of Delhi. 1lc muiincrrs there are said
to be nearly exhausted and are fast Leaving. the
city.
y circular from the Colonial Office has been
addressed tn the governors of the British colonies
ordering them 10 look to the defence OF their
provinces. and not to neglect reasonable warIk,.
preparations.
1t is reported that the cholera is raging in n
village near London.
The ship Priuce George, from Mobile, was
ahand"ne'i at sea on the iih instant. Her crew
arrived at Queenstown, ireland.
Bmtimorc Ciiy IHnirs.-BALTIMoEr Oct 81
The City Of Baltimore IL to be placed under
martial W. Gov Iigon Yesterday morning is
sued proclamation to this effect, and ordering
ont two divisions Of troops. About 7 o0D men
and their commanding officers are ordered to en-
roi at once and report for service 10y tomorrow,
and hold themselves III readiness to preserve the
peace OH the day of the general election, which,
takes place OIL Wednesday next This step is Ia
ken contrary to desire Of the Mayor but at the
desire of number of tiiizcns a great degree
of excItelncn has been aroused in the city by the
announcement, and a correspondence has taken
place between tho Mayor and the Governor OH
-U"ricdn and I.;rds .Nc,rs.-W AsHINGrov Nov
2.-leumors Of the retirement OF Prcsiden, Com
monfort are again rife.
Lcnor G"rsucf, Chief Engineer of the Vera
Cruz and Mexico railway, is about TO organize a
corps in tho United States.
Alver1Zs success has been confirmed
Eighty bandits had been captured at Tepec.
and oil of them will be shot.
From Texas We learn that Major McCuI;och
denies any completely with Nicnraguan affairs
The run upon the Galveston Bank had subsi-
dcd. The bank continued to redeem It's notes
with specie, but refused deT,ositors unit, it could
receive news from New Orleans
Pressure IN Mc Horse Markrt.-Tho New
York Tribune states that the arrangement Of tho
money market has had most disastrous effect
upon the market for horses. Horses which cost
their owners seven hundred and fifty dollars were
sold lately for one hundred and seventy five dol
Ian in that city. Another horse, which a year
ago had standing offer Of one thousand five hun
dred dollars was sold for three hundred dollars
and n handsome bay. for which six hundred dol
lars las paid last summer, and not considered
dear at that, brought but one hundred and TWEEN :
ty-hve dollars a few days ago.
The Dismnion ConrrntiOn.-CLEvEIASp.T Thurs.
Oct 3O.-The Dsunion Conve vention is still in ses-
sion, but there Is nothing of any interest doing.
Tho attendance is not large. Tie body will ad-
jouIn 10 day.
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PROVISIONS MUST COME DOWN.

FOR several vars past provisions If I'LL kinds
ha," r:''"'' al >uc, hi-il figures, th, TO supply
The t.'hi: u! u small family with the common ne.
c"sSari'S a! l'i: c"nS,lIir'l ih" earnings of the
ihcc'anic nn'l '"'rrr, wiihuut allowing any-
thug f"r si">r r"t. anil the comforts rcUuirc.l
by their wives anl ci,lr..n. 50 promptly have
these demands Tor "N"ihiinut prices been ac-
Iu.-c,l in .m s',blniiic to bv the consumer
that the rr"'!nr"r ha, come to believe that le
has an in,"na|ic an,l incicnsIlc riuli to de-
Inahd Whatever pri'. the nrc.S-iii.S Of tn. con.
suin,r may c,!up.i him ~ pay, and his cnpitli,y
may "N'ci. BtL tn fruitful harvest wi! soon
bc over, AMI provisions will have TO cu,nc down
nearer ,lI. specie s'a,i,aIl than they have ruled
during the scis"n Of Inflated paper currency,
which has cnrs"i the r,lntry for several wears
past Ili,. fart i. The pr"pl. have the ~ cans
TO hny. and they Will l- forced to rc;rcnch and
"c"l""iZ. III their l,"w>"h"ld expenses. The
cp'i beet l'' al '!lnnrr. in>tc:I cf being thrown
10 the 'i;-<, sill served up for supper and the
Remainder !" I" q" ,!"ml.!r duty bv being
made Ini" has. tnr breakfast, anl the thousand
and on. !i'" dc!;c.ri.S HAT iirs, rracrd the ,a
biz. and r"kirl The l.,!al- of the mi.ld. GLASSES
will, for the no.ic". have I" be cschcwcd and
their arl'r'il,s satisfied with the bacon and
green's nl " lang syn" l'y this means there
Will be less '"i.land for pi"vi-"ns aud Of cours.
they Will hr c"'ni,.d /" com: down; for lv the
laws" s"l irah", suppl nn.l DEMAND govern prices,
AMI when the dcnihnd falls oil, and the nrticl.
acc'iIiuihtrS, Of c"u.sc the price will be obliged
I" come down III IL corresponding ratio. The
'act iS tho money Is not III the county to support
the cNorbitaht charges that have been made for
Years past for every article Of table consrinptiou.
The people cannot afford to pay, during the pres
cnt strngcncy OF III" times, Ten cents for beef
twelve cents for pork, twenty +" thirty cents for
chickens twenty aml twenty-five cents for eggs.
eighty cents l"r l"ia,""s, and dollar per b,shcl
Tor meal, and "i!i"r things in proportion. They
will have I" come down 10 IA price upploxin,atinr
nearer specie standard. In some places the re.
form ,s already commenced. Beef ut last accounts
from the N"!i, WAS filling with astonishing ra-
r!ldity In New io:k it had gone down in ono
time tw, ccns pound. and in Philadelphia one
cent. In New England II similar tumble was
marked P'"pl" wouldn't luy at the exorb,ant
ratcs-an'l the holders couldn't ho!d and, cnnsc
Tlrn:!y the m,rkct WAS du!l-all forrshnwdow-
ing great reduction. F"nl is hound to be
rhe,rer AMI also everything else, and there is
nu help for ii.-fo!,tmLuS .Sun.
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The State of South Carolina

t"'mn:is>i"ncr's Office. !
N"v. q, l~ji.
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David j. Wardl,w aud
Milly f., his wife. r
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State of South Carolina.

'anncr Office, October -, 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19
Ruffianism and Murder at the
Chicago Election The Douglas
Party Defeated.

Mayor Dyer of Chicago, whose adninis-
tration has Just in ut er defeat, and in mu--
der, was the pet of Douglas and of his pie
bald crew. TIE Democratic Press SAYS, that
on election day liquor flowed freely, the
drinking shops not being cbs,d by the
Mayor. and that the policemen in many in
stances removed their stars and LEI on The
mobs of Irishmen. Drunkenenness and
violence prevailed all over the city, and Re-
publicans were beaten from the polls by
policemen with clubs and brick bats.
The most desperate alfray was in an at
temp on the part of drunken Irishmen
headed by drunken policemen, mlrching
from one ward into another to drive the
Germans away from the bollo: boxes. The
Germans waited the attack without making
the least aggressions, but repelled the
Irishmen. One German, named Charles
SeifFort. a very likely and respectable cit
zen, was terribly beaten and died from his
wounds. He was a man of family and had
neat home partly paid for. The Fremont
Club propose to make clear title of the
property to the widow and children. The
Germans behaved like men and not only
showed proper appreciation of the priv
ileges of voters, but were able to defend
their rights. Another German Famed Wal
tiers lies in critical state frcm wounds re-
ceved in the attack made by the Irish.
Another German had his arm broken.
Atthe Wells StreetIpolls Republican chal-
lengers were driven from the polls, and dis
tributors of tickets forced to flee. Mr..
Armour, of the firm Of Munger & Armodr, a
man of high worth. and one of the best cit
liens ofiChicago, was SO 5rutully beaten
that his life is in great danger, although We
are glad to see, :he report Of his death is not
true. Mr.. E G. Hooker, another reputab Ie
man, was beaten.
The Tenth Ward was scene of violence
all day long, and in an affray in which police
men led the mob, two citizens were very
badly heaten.
. ThesTibu- e says that Mr.. Armor was ac-
tually dragged across the street by the hair of
his head, and that one of gang of Irishmen
who drove some Republican challengers on
the ice of the river, fell through and was
drowned
AS is known by telegraph, the day resulted
IN the election of John Wentworth, the Re
publican candidate for Mayor, and IN a
REPUBLICAN majority in the Council, SO that
as the Press says, although Dyer's police
men may not retire entirely from connec-
ton with the police affairs. they will. as
was their former wont, be seen on the right
side of the police dock and on the inside of
the lock up-Cieueland Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19

CORONER CoNNERY IMPEACHED.-Coroner
Connerv has been served with papers from
Gov King, on complaint, it is understood,
of Mr.. Clinton, ordering him to answer
charges becoming public officer, and
concerning his course in the Bond street
murder investigation. The order directs
that Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
shall hear the complaints, take testimony in
the case,end then send the papars to the
Governor for bis decision. No day has yet
been set for the commencement of the hear
ing. The District Attorney will be present
at the hearing. 1t is said that a number OF
petitions have been numerously signed by
respectable ci,izens, requesting the Governor
to remove Coroner Connery Tribune OF
Saturday.
THE APPROPRIATION BILEs s-The ap-
3roprirt'on bills which have passed the U.
8. House of Representatives, dispose of
S35 900 900, as follows: 5000, 900 for the
Army; Sl2ooo,oOo for the Navy; $780,.
600 for steam mail lines; $4,000 600 for
fertiica;ious; and S5 900 900 or $4,000 00a
for items of civil service, such as Coast
Surveys Capitol extension, and Custom
Houses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

MARCH ls.-Lord Napier has had an in
formal interview with the Secretary ol
State, and Mond lay next is arranged for his
presentation to the President os the United
States
About 40 persons from Kansas, including
10 Indians of that Territory, this morning,
headed by Gen. Whitfield, formally paid
their respects to the President.
The Senate will adjourn sine die to-mor-
row. The President having no communica-
tiOns to make which would rende. it neces-
sary to prolong the session beyond that time.
The following appointments were con-
frmed by the Senate yesterday; J. c.
Ramsey,U. s. Atty for Eastern Dist Tenn.
VIM. NJ. Loury, Marshall for Eastern Dist,
Tenn. Joseph G. Smith, U. S. Atty, for
Was hington Territory. Jesse :. Clement
Marshall for Midle Dist. Tenn. ]. Harnal-
on, Surveyor oil port at iSe lima, Ala. Under
the present act Orien l.. Cochran, Post
Master, Houston Texas. Re-appointed ]
l.. Bunek, Post Master, Tuscaloosa, Ala
Re-appointed A. II. Mckissech, Arkansas,
Indian agent for Wychetas and neighboring
tribes West ui Choctaws and Chickasaws
Flavius }. Lovejoy,of Miss. Atty tor North
ern DIST. OF that State in pia,e of Or, re-
signed. Jas. V. Nesmith Sup't. Indian a.
FAIRS, in Wash. and Oregon territories. II
G. Lowell, Regis,cr ol land Offices, at Far
Dault, Minnesota. VIM. E. Murphy, Indian
agent Tor Pottowatamie Indians. +. LIy-
ingston, Collector for Dist. oI Fermand.na, !,
Florida. Joseph Genois, Naval officer at
New Orleans. VIM. R. Ray ySurn, addition
al appraiser General. J. McCormIck,
OF Merchandise at New Orleans
F. II. Hatch, Collector Ior Dis. OF New
Orleans. James l.. Collins, Indian Sup'r
in New Mexico. Elias s. Dennis, M,rshal
Tor Kansas territory. HamGen McMahon,
for Western Dist. OF Tenn. John
Walker, Indian agent for New Mexico.
Isaac H. Sturgeoa; Asst. Treas. U. s.;
John S.Cunningham, ,Purser Navy; Philippe
Clayton. Asst. Sec'y Treasury; Jacob
Postmaster OF Hamilton, o.; I.
Nelson, of Ind, Sup't of Indian Affairs OF
The Territory of Utah; J Patton Anderson