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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
THOMAS p. HAWLEY,
N @ Il A R " BLIC.
oaice with Buckncr & Hill over C. W. Mulford's Bank
ing House. Main street.
John L.. Gamble,

Surveyor of Mining Claims, Tunnels
RANCHES, &c.
M X GAMBLE, late Deputy County Surveyor would
inform his friends throughout the County that he
as eiI the ONCE of Capt John Day and that he is now
ready to receive any orders Of either practical or
sc nature and can show his credentials as an accom-
plished Engineer or Surveyor -
Office in Kelsey's Brick BUILDING corn,o-.,l ,r..,
few doors below Pine street senie
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Deer Creek Bakery.

DCNA OANCA lDdACEys
MEAT & VEGETABLE MARKET.
HE subscribers having just completed the Store
the foot of Broad street, begs leave inform
his friends and the public, that has the
above stand where they prcaed the public
with the
Choicest Meats and Vegetables,
which be found in the market, and at prices low
enough to be in keeping with the times.
We kill none but American cattle of the best quality
and keep always hand good supply of Meats of all
kinds McALLISTER & KENT
Nevada, Aug g. ls56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

GRAPES AND WINE.-A correspondent
writing from Los Angeles to the S. T.
Bulletin, says:
In connection with the dry season we
are reminded that the crop of grapes
this year is more abundant than ever
before. The quantity sent into the
market exceeds that of any previous
year, as does also the quantity of wine
and aguadicnte. A friend of mine him
self vintner, has taken the trouble to
60 around to the different whey yards, and
obtain an approximate estimate of the
quantity manufactured He estimates
tho manufactured wine at 100000 gal.
Ions. and the quality is believed to be su-
perior to that of any previous year
Many of the Californians refused to give
him any information, because they did
not understand his object, and feared he
might be an assessor.
WAY INDIANS ARE TREATED.-The
following extract from the San Diego
Herald will convey some idea of the
treatment to which the Indians are sub
jected in some parts of the country. 1t
is not surprising that VIC have Indian
wars and bloody massacres:
"A lot of "greasers" had bazie the
other evening and as if that was not
enough for one night, they turned to
and stoned poor Indian, belonging to
Mrs. harron, till he quietly lay down
and died. This is considered fine sport,
and as our magistrates don't trouble
themselves about such little matters,
the play will probably be repeated on
the next occasion, with perhaps slight
variations"
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
Gold Rum wood yard.

400 CORDS of Seasoned Oak Wood on hand and
fOO for sale at the Gold Run Wood Yard An or
ders lett at the Lone Star Commercial street. will be
promptly atendedto Please name the letath in rorr
orders noy7-tf SIX DEwS
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New York bakery.

WILLOW & WOODEN WARE for sale bv
w EELL-fRD BEI-ys & Co 50 Broad s.ree.
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Il. o. q. F..

L.. o. q. f.
The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No
l6 be held every Tuesday evening at the Hall
on Pine street, CKidds new buiding)
A. H. SIRGENT, " G.
B. T. BROWN, Secy. nov2l-tf
1-T THE RAILROAD HOTEL is the best and
cheapest Hotel in San Francisco 26-2w
rY" NEW HoTRL.-We draw the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of the international Hotel
San Francisco. 1t is known that Mr. Haley has been
compelled succumb under the Of
and rascality To friends going to San Francisco
say give him call and you will not regret it,
December 26-3m
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Reduction i'm Prices.

" e will sell our entire stock of Diamonds, Watches
w Jewelry, Silver Silver Plated Ware and Fancy
Articles at greatly reduced prices Every article sold
will be according to representation the money will be
refunded, by BRIGGS DEY & Co,
l2l Montgomery street. cornur Sacramento
dcc12-lmis San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

!, A. A. Sargent, hereby acknowledge service of the
within notice. A. A, SARGENT
December llth, 1856 District Attorney.
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SheriG''s Sale.

Nevada, January I'd, 1866.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
SIERRA NEVADA HoTEL

North San Juan, Neuada County
HAVING leased the above well known Hota, No -.
Il prepared to receive friends and the public W.
VIII endeavor to make all feel at home who NAV visit ms
Parker II. PIERCE.
FREUK BECKTEL
North San Juan Sept 49, lS56tf N'
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For the HOLIDAYS.

For the Holidays.
nUR magnificent stock of rich and rare Jewelry and
" Fancy Goods, will be sold cheaper than the same
quality can be sold in the city, determined
reduce our stock before the first of January.
BRIGGS, DEY & co. Jc,ccllers
12l Montgomery ST., corner Sacramento,
decl9Im is San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

is under tho charge of LILLARD & ASTON and will
AZ al times be found well supplied with all kinds of the
oest Nines Liquors, Light Drinks Cigars &c
connected with the establishment in large and nlc.
arnf f1xn - - .-.-N fiee-
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DsRIsoE 9 CO., Proprietors.
SIS And the things Yop@ers making mighty
freeSwith 'en when we we're coming up, Coney:n'. y
ssI only was looking to see what

/ And the things sSY were making mighty
free with 'em IS hen we were coming up Coney.n
Is only was; looking to see Whit s.
Don't hesitate :, = -. .siS's M
6 ell, it wasnaturd curiosity that mademe
look at them. You would have done it, Phil
Kanaugh. 81 e { ssf:sl*s
s$s Perhaps I might 3 but; fcould have found
it in my heart to: have; done Int: 2
5$s q Oh God, L did not do it. You know 1
could not have done it, I found him murdered
in the bog: :andI brought him here, and here
/ found his packet torn open and the things all
scattered about. is true what tell you----as
true as holy writ! .fs -,
as g hopei is, Coney, but the deed looksdark
against you You'll go to the. village with u.s."
!. S;ss 10y Yes, that's where ] intend to. CO."
4 aPMl Kanahgh,n' said one of the Others,
e what shall we do with the body '1s; 2''S:;l : .
,5s: Lett be- there, and one Of you must stay
and watch it. Tie Coroner must see it just
where we found it, Come, Goney." =:
Goney Drake turnedtone more look upon the
murdered; ;pedlar, and be: gazed upon his blood
stained lands, and with a, heavy heart he fol
lowed his companions. HeSsaw the full force
of the circumstances under which he had been
found, and he knew summary vas the method
in which such cases were disposed: Of in the s
courts, = ~ u 80
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q, Rffe: many weeks had passed away, there was
dding and gofnsy and Mary were the hap

-
the DEVIL sLo osT. .rhh GLOWING is too
good to DE LOST Nv esclip from an exchange
paper, drespectfu call the attention to it of
sceftain persons swh feel disposed spread in
then neWspapetl line: Il Is j s.ss5
ia! young man who ardently desired wealth
was visited BY his Satanic majesty, who tempted
him topromise his soul for eternity If he could
lied son earth itthsa The moneShe
could I6e bargain was clHded sthedeE
81 supply the money, and Ras at Inst to
hive SOUL unless; the oung ms Ronld spend
more: :inoney ystha1 the could dfarnish. ears
passed away @ttihe man married, was extrayagant
sin:hss living bnilt palaces pecdlated widely
:lostsand gave aiFay fortunes and yet his Golfers
were were always falll.. !,
etarred POLITICIAN, and bribed his way to
power and fame aiah out red 1cing his sof
,gold He became a., hlihilsterp and fttedseut
Sims and asiaies; his honored his
dratts:$ aeswerlt to; ST. Paul and paid
tie dstal rate sof interest for all The money he
could borrow, ;;but ougl: the devil madswry
when he came to pay the bills yet they
were aalt paid One Gexpedi dient aftsrsano other
failed devil dstHe time,
that he;n1ust wait for the. SOUL and Knocked the
efforts Of the despaning maj. One more strial
sWas fesol we'd fnaa newspa.
PEI dew grsWled ills:sat thsSsntts
offtthe frsta arter, sdys
nrslanehol nh es5ana sdeaqS5 Shrok sSs
aheNndo the the sneaYsp Vent
down hesollS
g !S yoan lady lsay
81 sisi saratog Hh9
yssss sa msse
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fEN Two @ahd q hall lion feet pinsssi
lumber were used in making clocks insg gonnecti-
cut last year. =.
Il Atthe; Westboro' lass. show, was
exhibited a asHolstem COW, Jenny land wiithsa
big calf by her side, named Barnnrl,: 5s
saEThe best deseript Of weakness re have
ever heard, il. contained in query TO hiss;
wife, when she gave him some chickensb s
she would try to coax that chicken
throughth soup once more: S ;s
!, asr Brown il; a married man. - A fswssd
since he thought Of taking q trip PaTisa One
Of his friends meeting him il the street ili.ss
quired: g Wells Brown, aghen are you
off p? 6 To-morrow Do syons take q
wife with you 2' :. No; oyage;of pless
sure" = s a
pa5n Lyeso long as you MAJ, the firstly
years from. the greater part. Of your they
appear SO when they afe pas hey seem toS:
have been so yhepsWe lo6k ttlerp.
they takesup more Dom oiir
all the years which succeed them s;sii
gsss5 Is DntchIaatn relating his marvel
lous escape from. owl,jDg g thirseenSof his
s5-frafs 80.
boat, he alone asa
YOU escape tslr ons
s nj "a gs,.
p'i's - ~ @
GsSa5rA ia,iv be loaglig to ii ffoi III Serd-
pixIlle, Ny. having pnfs ed: one
Ler. nsis hbors asked her fI,lLsat Of
buying
husband ana
"
TO the age oi seven
s.ss IS I;ya ies,s in
otsly s9 Wan .Jo5n.
dipped in! Bought 8
and halt for q yesid
i ',S what deuce
so far north for Going to I've here lI,.saY
Bill, j wanted home beyond the BILL
Hooks solemn, and both vanish Whistling aIaesrs
Eancholg arr s,
lsas 0NE e the faiT .splcily
SHAT though few AMERICA ladiesl lyeaaid dle-
ness Or worse than :idleness the majority, ass
lyet,w york themsely INTO
men: Snres
course of their Own gorggss sllges ss
~. 8, da;n,, ;aaI, 1;f nm Is:
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shisaheadsIo ooping over pon the seat, and then
,sis body rolled upon The floor: There were
stwo tree long Sstruggle crimson stream
started fort from dis mouth, and. he wastno;
fall broke his neck! His
ictimsescap ssss
God did that I
did it u cried they all
Mary Carroll held the order for goney brakes
release, il. her Hand She. rushed wildly to the
and "a hundred young men and old follow
ed her. s.: ss:2
IS g Freo she cried as she fell upon her.
loyers bosom Corney dear Corney, you
jail came and lnoc the shackles
the onng man s feet and hands, but be-
fore could time. his cell was.
filled nen They. him their.
arms mud bore him sstrect, here they:
placed him in carriage they had dragged from;
The Sheriff stable; and seating the heroic Mary
side they proceed the fair girls cot
;tage: ~ s.sSs.
ST. Efe many weeks had passed away, there swas
eddings sand gornsy and Mary were the hap
pES couple. .sts3 4
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Issa Sad ss.IWilI snot'

lIlisnot
suffer the guilt t1se Dig 1.-THE body
and, tie docto. examine it. e
+ ssCaspsf Bagroon is dang erois fellow ut
tered the oHcer, T think him just the
man to. o.haYe done such deed: IF I had rea-
sons, 4 d arrest: Linn fliis Very morning.
- y You have reaso believe he did the
murder I dccuse hin. Is not that
enough! :,
'sI'll arrest him, by tile Saints, Twill. he
needed it long ago. :ys@ e..
& aAnd you will have the body dug uptoo?n
/ eyes" zSs,.;s ~ =. q
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From. the R Rising Sun. !
THE DRAMA E

wv Whilstts there haYe been; many opposers the
Dram na-menS too who hare ooG sand stand;
high IN the: work and Whose; opinions have.
been handed down ons tie subject; there ss
equally as po#erfl inE favour;
authority which snlist and will command sre.:
ispect: and attention. Il Z:
Marcus Aurelius, an ssiempero iisttinguished,
for his piety. says tragedies were first
Sbrougbtin and instit it1ted ttp pnt men mind
5of worldly chances and {casualif fter the
tragedy, the Comedias 81 etus; orancient comedy,
was brought i1 which had the liberty to inyeigh;
against personal vices, 4; S. "a
Martin Luther, on the sub bjeets of thesstage;
says G In ancient times th he dramatic art Has
been 6onored BY being made ubserNent re-
morality and in the most enlightens
ed country of santiqni Greece the; theatre
was supported by the State The dramatic ma,
ture4o the dialogues Of Pinto has always; been
justly celebrated Tand from them 65re may fcenSs
;ceWe,the great charm Of. dlfanlati poetry Aes.
ton is the true eljo joyme1tS nay Of tlie
itself The great bulk Of mankind are either
common Efforts confined: within q narrow: circle.
of operati all bamusemen therefore, sths1
theatre is themost: :proftabl for there we see
important actions when we cannot act inipors
family ourselves It Affords us pic
;ture Of life q scompendii Whatever isanis
mated and interesting in human seSisSsnc The
apsceptlble youth, opens shis: heart eFere eies
.yated feeling thes philosopher ds asnhjectss
for the deepest reflection soI ature and
conshtuti0n offman. p s sss
I: her work Luther says selhristians:
ought NOT from,
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lets of ssssiyt iarf8w6gl

her morning pras here none but God Sean
hear them. There is . fanatieism Of Che afec:1
tions which one cannot but reverence s and the
scene we have alluded to makes the love of Hwo.
man holy,eyen to those whose skepticism has
become chronic. .s
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qball L @llalt:r
a1iRFE:;RENIC,iEIs:i ICES

FFERENCEs;a$ ~ { -; ssiss S
3ss az aIEs AlcKEr IS
best Of vine
so can
And has sloasl SNbea woull dine .
50 have
cannot order ram OF shine
Nor: can ss -
THeaw whsfess slsi me see, s.
BstWiSt Berd tie King and ne -.
Do throne sss7 4
.:sst, 8. .:e s. Z. :.
own S.. < E
,ss ;:{ 81
yself alone;
Blessed sbes they ~ :S -. :: .z.ss
hats one asssasrepce which see:
Lord the King and nd me
kasyes around me lie ii wait wait a
and ilatter when they hate, q
rs And sWould grieye4 = y, ~ 81 :,
er1sf pomps - - '>s,5 90
leaye2l : q
Hsaysns he thank d! And here sou see
King King and mi me 's.:
:iay Ills jests and quips,:
s. hen he'd
Hs hass his armies md his
Great are they! f ...s s:5.s.
B11tn6s child! kiss his lips,
ind hats difference. sad: tosee 81
Bgtsixt thes Lord the King and me! s:s y u
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i :sCHAPTER. .IIT.ss.....,.
: THE PRISON INTERVIEW.

-H q
!, Mary Carroll rrgached .tbea garden gate Of "a
neighbor,s house, andthen She. turned dandl looked
towards her own cots She saw Casper Bagroon
just topping into theSstyeet,, and, she,could see
through the din; twiig bis hands were
clenched together, and she thought she beard
bitter curses fall from, his lips; He came not
after her, however; but wal ked off in the 2oppez
site direction, and was soon lost to sight the
gathering gloom. - q 80 g
Theresolute girl stepped again into the street,
and hastily wended her way towards the jaa:
;She asked to see& Coney Drake but tsthes ailors
+refusedlher He said. the young man was con-
demned to die, and none hut the priest could
be admittedtoi his, cell. She begged md prayed.
but the jailor was memorable. He told her
however, that she might apply to the Sheriff and;
that Il pass from him. would admit. her. sSs
! With the feetness: of the wind, Mary darted,
OFF for the house of the Sheriff, whom She had
the good fortune to find at home: She.made
known her request, and he at first refused
81 Oh. L must see him, :, she;cried. He was.
.allithe world to me. If he must die % ,,let me
see him. ~. + = !; =. :; x
'sMssi M Not to night,n said the Sheriff, but twas
SPOKEN in wayering tone. aa (, < Co.
81 9. Yes, yes-for the love of God, sir, do To
morrow; may be too late Concy never com.
United that murder; I know that. Twas his
his-I should have been his wife,. sir; had he.
lived and o, 0,swho knows but that he may live
yet. DO, do OH, do, sir -. - s5
# Mary Carroll sank upon her knees and dclasped.
her hands; Big tears. rolled down her checks;
and as the stern officer gazed upon her thus,
could not find it inatis heart TO refuse her fur
ther. He3wrote order for.her immediate at5
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,late: sKs1 fsara5na
room, for her heart
z sho 4 ,,ssS ~; ! !. I; a,mni,frinf33 !, m

cldIRsSsH Hnos sIE3lSUsUHiG
room: &, M for ier. REICH
The strafi,ae coiiTicti6s ;Sy
"a iieis ssff6rts Shs 81
s:bay;iine; 81 Gil
; and Wind doWs: and
room, q sy!atSf
.upons sstt6e aonI: t6ss
apartment Shes
1t was Bag on i
3 Insall Il Ijre 5 q sY
.thuni a his b cad tGs
knife; lie had
saw !, it when he pnllsd
md she has9 often seq
ali, She Knew tGat aaa
Gould ;swse cir to itsSi d6i
,otherslik Gaspe efst
:hit1osel ousH
Z. Fori iulI five: min nth
t6oiiIIebtfnllYis rsri :s'I heE
tTheIS sbe (
6er bosom. shs iiFN
'doWa;hp her Bel sb|
lfer min d Mas baS
;exciit |: ted. for tlias !. Ils
.forfaet FIN !. nor / VgE|
tlie :land 8 cts aiid5
,f6e Il rtilins Z;
81 sun and hfowins i q oii;
she ]. o,fftoM
= - gys--S,ts s1Is - y go q -.
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CHAPTER d ! H..
!. !. prA:RY-cARnoLL AND HER VISITOR.

plah1 Nal.AtOLL Az o4s'
Mary Carroll was an orphan, just lifting her
head into beautiful. womanhood. 1t was; at the
cool of the evening that she sat upon the door:
stone Of her neat cottage, and over her fair tea-
TIRES was spread cloud of despondent agony.
She heard footsteps approaching, and lifting her
eyes, she saw the dark form mlof Casper Bagroon.t
With d shudder she hurried into. the house, but,
Casper followed her. He was a stout young
fellow, but he looked ugly and repulsire. There
vas 10, every lineament Of his features Q dark
srowf, and his face bore numerous scars that
had been left by the wounds he had received In
brawls and drunken rows. 4, 81. IA !. -.
1ssss:A good evening to you, Miss Mary" SAID
Casper,5a lie unconSciously entered.
Z g Your presence makes it a bad one" replied
the fair girl, in q firm voice. g Go your way.
Casper Bagpoon." IS: :
This issmy way, !, darling, and heie j choose,
to stay for the present" !" - ~,
& 6 If yousstay here, thenI shall 60. I've told
YOU time and again; Casper, that would have
aothins to do With sye.s Nov, leave me,in peace,
ipr, IN misera5 So ,:s IS, ~; Z !.
&: No; Mary shan' leave you, forI Ilote,you,
md You alnoW-it; and you sAall be mine. Young
Goney Drake ke2wont be my rival any more. {
might have had your prett ltand long ago if it:
Aadn,,t been for his .wInnilIg gsSyays and smooth
tongue shut hes done for nov t.
Casper IBasy y9on you never could have had.
my hand: thate yon and alTays did, Coney.
t gull and they.
ea1ae yssIas;
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CHAPTERS W.

5ssi4 THE rH j yka1F AND a AscusA
ST vE hen Mary ssred hsf eottag EHas quite
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nsE Adyices received al Nv ashingto state
that Brig ehamf Young threatens war and d sep
arations sof Union If United States troops
enter stiles Ten 81
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5szuneS;EW,e.:A :AnoWSWu
sEG g N ShsriH;
q Sol Il eyer sWo1ld a.
33i ana d 4 d him con-
BUS !; .s /.
! / sturHet q q the Off
EIin s 8 Of utt er:as
is sit up, sir,
onsy q 9! raj e did,
you ID III sir 3
ss dsspI inter restsd
some hing moro am
Eih fSs s.
5Srei YOU & can,
no q gp4 sns's
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nPQT QTIaIl usl ness
q ofe g ner /; i j, Z g !: xapln ned Z !,
sFess and bssaa fo.

55s s 8
Eh edlar was dead
time ave kno Who
~ 81; - z q = . J. q,
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
THE NEW HALL OF THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON December 81, 1857.
To The Editor Of The Union:
DEAR SIR The following paragraph from the Onion
is going the rounds of the press cut it from the New
York Tribune r-.
"THE New HAIL---1he new hall of the House OF Rep
resentatves does not give that general satisfaction which
was anticipated. Mr.. Iedy could not be heard at all
yesterday in the gallery and but family at several points
the floor showing that the theoretical acoustic excel
lence of the hall is not practically proven 1t is now
proposed to erect bar and to otherwise improve the
hall for the business purposes OF the House = XVI
Mr. Leidy spoke in very low Tone so that those who
sat within few feet of him found difficulty in hearing
him
happened to be in the reporters gallery, and by
listening attentively the sound being distinct though
faint could understand what he said except when con-
versaton among the reporters themselves prevented my
hearing him. --.... ..
As the truth in regard to the acoustic qualities of this
room is of some scientific and economic Importance,
ask that you will publish the following extract from the
official report of the committee to ascertain the condition
Of the new hall which has been printed believe only
in the s'Globe:'
From the report of the special committee of the House
of Representatives to examine into and report upon
the condition of the hail. and when it will be safe
to occupy it, ae l.w a.-& s. @s.a#
1.-THE committee made some trial of the acoustic quail
ties of the room They found very little reyerberation
little not interfere with Ol
ascertaned by trial that not only could all that said
the Speaker desk be heard in all parts OF the oor and
galleries but that the voice from each member desk or
from any part the galleries. could be easily made audi
bic in all parts of the without raising it above the
tone required in speaking across q table = II.
They also recommend that, ''in view of o o
the great improvement in the transaction of the legisla.
tive business from the perfect acoustic qualities of the
room ns,ring to every member wherever his seat may
be- the ability to be heard and understood whenever he
may address the House, &C., the House shall occupy
the room az soon possible The whole report will be
found in the official report of the proceedings Of the l4h
December and adopted by tho House many of
whose members had witnessed the experments-by a
vote of 149 to 81
The committee consisted Of Messrs Warren of Arkan-
sas English of Indiana Banks of Massachusetts,, Davis
of Maryland, and Stanton of Ohio XXX. y
Respectfully, yours, .
r M. c. MEIGS,
Corps of Engineers y
In charge Of Capitol Extension
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Alcohol vs. SrRyoHSrHE-P Professor Allen, of Michi-
gan writes in the Medical Independent that IL is alcohol
and not the poisonous drugs put into the liquors. which
destroys the neblate Analysis fails TO show the pres
ence OF these drugs in such quantities to compare with
the active of alcohol Strychnine is put into the yeast
TO strengthen IL in making whiskey and promote the en-
tire conversion of the sacchanc matter of the grain to
alcohol and while retained in the sops in sufficient
quantities to kill swine who feed upon thcm and fishes
which swim in waters contaminated by them chemical
analysis proves that scarcely vestgo Of the drug passes
through the dead worn Of the STILL iu
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able and ndefeable right 10 alter reform abolish
their form of government In such they may
think proper"
therefore, the regular government Of Kansas can nSt
tute proceeding which will result in the exercise OF thoss
inalenabIe and ndeeasble rights in perfect and entire
reformation Of the constitution There is question on
this point there IL no difficulty in IT, II is very little
thing brought in a makeweight.
Mr. DOUGLAS. AT the desire Of the senator from
Pennsylvania Mr. BIoLKR, renew the motion to post
day next
The motion agreed 20,