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EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST
HEGEMiy, CLARK & co.'s
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST
HEGEAIiy, CLARK & co.'s
-. GENUINE COD LIVER OIL
cossUSrTos soAoSrt, Ae rsesnmenAsd BY the most
Eminent Physezns
oAUrIoSBevare OF preparations pretending poasss the
properties Of the Oh In concentrated many
than usssThs PURs On bssisr nd
have speedy sGet than Jelly preparation
Sold By Druggists generally. tdes-so A.oH
1.-TWO SERVANTS wANTRD.-wsnted to hire FOR
he e1@ins GEAR i"o Ferans-a Nan Servant competsnt 10
take ehAr,e q dining (ene wih vfs In the prefer
rvde alb, woEAn. grn,Isl house vort.
Apply Al Ihs whis ONCE. dso-du
ONO HANDS WANTED TO MAKE CLOTH.
SDDU IN6-ro good hAnda. constant snpoymsnt will
dtsa-dt Kcsr PAINE a oos.
NANTED.-R,r N. ensuing year. hrs..rAs &c a, viii.
w out Inc rmhranee A0, Dining Room servan Of god
dsSi-it Kar PAINE co
SERVANTs wANTRD-TOr the next year. woman
- uihout Remembrance. 70 wash And Iron Apply B.
Ac, honest Man, Porter At obee- Apply
de2s-s. siEtLDa s)MnRyfLLE
VZyANTED-A NEGRO PORTER we sish 70 hire for tA-
w ensuing year, honest aud active y0ang Man.
Porter store For vel ialned will give
literal pricr hEADE BAEER, Chen a,s,
desc II ls6 Ms'n street. e.rnrr of1uth
9 EnvANTs WANTED no HIRE, At the Ariias.
- Honse. Main and sh young
Chamber Maid and Cook Of good ehaTacers and capable
ply wM McCREEY,
dsa3 -du Proprietor.
UNOR SALE PHIVATELY.-A Negro Man OF middle
n Who l. No rooaaeo boK Maker. lie viii b, sold
bar ,sln To TObaoeonist Apply To
dr90 PULLIAM q BETfR, Auctl
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Arrivals at Il. Principal HetsIs,


EXCHANGE HOTEL AND nALLARD HOUSE,
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JsS. 49,. Mr. s NAY sS'et ss via
a.ss c.rss s, ss Ts;, rs :. sa' '..0a
AnEnhcAn hoTEL--ALIx DuvAL. hos-tssr.
81 Deoerbsr 10 ls.s 4rat.-.
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via, sy H.. I. ss ss n.
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s.1s Ls.s ss: ssy ess.a,.as O. csss
wesa.os; os,ssi. ws.s. Ssessi.si d
MARINE NEWS.
POET OF RioHsoso. De-. 20. lsoA : -
''' ss-ri' ..,t,s ..rs, ruv..p.r, ,iaS o.o-
". Carrie. 49, .'" "'sss'' " .
49, suLyp .saa
sstr spIureos. oosu,o. hs,.srs ss. W. n cs,a,,, o..
RICHMOND THEATRE.
AusKkL and hanaxsra
LArr RIeBr BUT TWO 90
OF the graceful Fqsssrsnns Actress sad p,nseass, .
MILE LOUISE WELLS,
DRAMATIC AND EstEsrRiis rsourE,
TRAINED HORSES
THURSDAY EvraIso Dec SON. isss,
LOCKWOOD;
DICK TuRPIs, TIE Til HiGawaYNAs.
ooruu wiht h. A. -
| POoH Pill ICoDDY.
mECHANBCs INsTiTUrE HAII..
PRICE REDUCED FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK.
BONEAU'S
CELEBRATED MIRROR OF AU,TRALIA
.-. ..-
CELESTIAL EMPIRE,
Every Might aud wkosisp.I and SATURDAY afternoons ~
ADmITTANCE ONLY 20 CTS.
NO HALF rRIcEl
oaIldren at the Afternoon Exhibition cents. dsas-a
MErR0PoII TAN HALL
On THURSDAY EVENING, ard during the Week.
The Grand Original Series rHustraiIons OF
DIR. KANE's
A II CTIC VOY AGESi
Exhibited BIs,on New PhIadeph Baltimore ard h.r
AID ossn Which R.ss sad Ii.
during the long a. hsIdOus researches fer s John Yr.nin
DRAWINGS AND sKyTcHEs
%d... .ep.i,oS ssesIs and a. VIM I'm
Morton, who accompanied Or k-ne b N txpednons
eeverEf rlcs OF this memorable
~ :M:I g: als kses 5;
Tn. Erhib ton ~Il the evening At qasrtsr
ueoef; anelon sarUBpAY AFTERNOON Tor
Of Families and Schools flock when children adnted
at 81 cents
~ Admisoa 20 eeais. d-9s- Ct
NOR NEW YOR The stes usaip
n ROANOKE. Capt. Thos Simmer, will LAv- >z3A&H1
hire on To sDAf next the 9Th January for Hsv 1pl4A
Yo,k, at q S'e'ock. NJ. -.<fzEX-
Passengers requested to be board Of De
P.rture
Fresh, r.eslved durIrE III. day Monday and
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" NJ WIN unuaAaA NAFtattys
The IIv1R 10 one Of The
human body and WHEN u
The powers Of the system are
IL almost entirely dependent
Nrer for The proper perform
stomach " n fault, the bowels
system suffers 10 conss qnence
having ceased 70 DO Its duty
gan, one % the proprietors
practice Of more than twenty
uhsreviih 70 ccunteract the
n Is liable.
To prove that this remedy IL
blei with LtvEn Cnn
has bot " try q bottle, ard
These Gums remove all
The system, supplyior Ia their
iDvigoratinE she s.oraeh,
ruafFVTEo FHs BLOOD.
whole machinery, femoyiuu
eaect'ne = raiioai cure.
BILIOUS ATTAoEaar
HkFTNn. FnEvHsrnn, b.
IfvER fnvtooHAroa-
One doe aftsr taung " suf
aud prevent the food IRON
Only one doss taken bsfcrs
naRH.
Only one dose taksn a
gently, ana cufes ooe'
One dose tafrn arr tnci
1" One dose o. tso tee
RlCr HnipacHE
One bcttie TAKEN ~ y
causs % TIE disease, AZ
only one dose Immediate
Que dose nften repeated :
MoRHra, and q prev-utiv
(" only ope bottle :
aystrm the effects of neil
GW One bottle taken 70
iovncas 90 unnatural COLI
One dose taken q thoI
rorto tie sppetite, and make
One dost oilon reptAtc
nHH inttauorst forml
nowEL complaints yisl
one or too dutca cure Al
Ohiidren there u no fursi
Ihs vorid, ss u Hfrcr (ffii
~ a few bottles ears
absorbents.
Wstake pleasure in recon
preventive Tor FryEa -
ara ~ Rrvsks % q tu
uith certainty, ant ttou and
sonderfai viftaea
80 -. ~ - arf~FI
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q UCTION SALE oF $500 ACRES aF vATT.
N ABLr IepRovED COTTON ma IN JrSTERsoN CORN
t.. FLORIDA WIrB MULES. CATTLE, coRs SopOER PL IN
TATI0s lNtLkMEsTs. 40 ALSO. ~ Likely FAMILY MT
oRis-Th: popsriJ ses.etor. .sv,r..d private sAis
The OF feng division IN. under
o'clock. on TAuesDAT. the isth OF January, iss
The property consists o, so
duss Horses Cattle el>.p
Inpenents o. all kinds 00o bushels poidr
Hsy, P-a<. Potztoes As.
ne land. lie In b~dy 10 the ressn -,
o. Tallahassee, and rou thre miles Psna Geo
T. % In operation There improved .. -r-r
plAnt.iions bot the sncs dsd
I'm fs rroportion ~ cieArd land
es, bern rjaf.d 81 cultivation The psnon, gooa
dillon for lmnedAe vsionhe
ne e.on, are nunsroa' and all IN soad mostly
gin hoose' and eonmodions good hausss
and eomortAbe cottage dvelng With ou
hon each plantation. - -
Situations "e1srAb'y he
sred, ADD - prodastve In Mlddl- blord.-
The Serroes fey family Negroes originally from virginia
Among them plantation pAntatou blsci
sunih. good family cook, I'D house
rtE<s stLkThe lands ~ es,h Ar
ne balance IN TIRE anEral inssoens
alr v'n approved ssesri;y, title.
made 1hr seSroes vii b. sold for
perty on tern. 70 be made known day q sale
FOR further psrctlsrs address the &c
q In Tallahassee. Florida.
y C. CAByLL. Tallahassee. -
d~i4-ffru " O CAtELI. M Va
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nv eoDofN . ApprRsos. A,c,.

Nv soDofN q APPxRsos. Acct.
kAGIDHf MIXTURES. NgGa0rs 40 Ar
AcvrIon -Attn. r,gv--t 81 Mr. William sns.r,on =. IN
ssh ON wkDSepAr the oh day January =, .s,,
@ nos Sssged By s.s., ocshy xnssroo % In b.
conducted factory some a. Pre- -, -, s
sen.s Boiler Hesirg Machine and inrn.sl<tsl,
xho.he Nexro hen ~ xoNt .re NJ
1 No hhand Sal, posn.rs ~ 's.tefss and
nontns credit Tor neg ,i.h me-.
Tor he rxtu-es s-eroes, esn N lath, errsIt Ia -
ensorsed nsrnuAeie nJe, Interest a. ~ -Sp'e''
esYo-.1ets. GoDDtS APPvRso~ Au~.
ATArCTIsN.-wmb he sod :, our osc, ;, a. a.. a..
"A OF Jsnauy. pAruRDAYJ v-sro San 49, $500, ~
hsess- he eoof carp-ut.r and Toh.-~e ~.
'a,-----.-----.- PULLIAM q srrrs. Aset.
TWO kELx gEGno BEE AND sPgRo
WOMAN fOk sALr-wifl sod tfe Ro,t,,. -.
losroiine Court HouseD MOsDAY IOh "a, o 49,.
TTI1s SCOTT
deis-dtds Adn'r Of Geo. 8 Duvan, deed.
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SsALE OF VALUABLE LAND ~ THF cor \.
- ~ oF HANOVER d virtue Of decree Coer
o. H.aovsr pronounced ne ssh September ISIS
saf Htren depenfng unfrr TIE Of Melton Mo
a. .e ne o9Ei-ieneTs her=n named, viii, sATc
JAn7Sry 1854 lss tar not the ersl fair
iHI .S--pedJ sell 90 be miles, At puse sasen
Ap.nrien1nees IN ID ah nentisnet
Hanover and eAe OF Ernta aud esir
u AoinI the land. Of Mrs Mira Carlton. q. As-o Jsres
sarSood and others s MI nl- Redmond
good nesb hood and l. NhaT cultivation Of cat
corn ard ey-ry varey OF veseiAhes boInsx cor s Of
HstlhaE and TIE asasl q % ZOO
gel Of water located in rs
ehciee co lseion o. peach and riher fruit trees.
IkEvs Cas- much erpens-s
ih suit and A- The balance er,d AMI esh
zen utrz thTre
ne p,yshs sE mouths Asr date tselTr cat
md tn re=aning eshv-n mcsth with 100
And su~nt Act each
SAle The u- 70 u cui TIE
paid and = eoave3ance ordered ~ thr Court
CHkSfAIN WHITE.
@ W EIoBARDSoS connr~
At the tine and plse that sAi- ~ H.
CmNss thu fut ~ M--u
.rEned. :" Afiornsv tor TlauN J. Melton VII ATR,nr OF
IA AZ public aae, on. tie .nd
-stnahtea & eSn-Ain g. i Ed,ped ecure Of lie
sADr pfOau "a A. tn land shove advertised.
TEsHs Oe hNf rash; the other month.
- 1rAser Executing bead With
sat remain bs haM carving Of
ne VII o retained untl the whole purehAe money paid
del4-dkrtds g. w RiCHh RpsoS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFPToE.
NtAofrtA CurNAL Rausnap. Richmond, Dee II, 1sss.

-- NOTICE,
NO freight IN Be rscslyd q De ppos ~ hts ocnpsny for
- E.asPor,sloo snss Tau ispAY st $50 dAy o. D-o>isr
1888, un Janua'y Ne -. 1859 TIE
AZ er frtaV ne 9eth he
ofJsnuav An god. points Of staan
tor 1ss b 800 70 NE Depot Hhnand befre
ihs as'or ihsJ VII not re sch sir dssines
dsys. TdOS DODAMEAD
deiA-3u Rupertntens.rt
n 81 bss.SEsT. Sfssstx ssrAH sAsts AS2ILdAs
ehes spd her children recorded N TIE nos mss o OFT
q Richmond, - ph deed rsirrsuce htreey made
oi ne sad bsa~ry According 70 The uIoviicns
dssd have this day aponted PErER y 0iBBs
and T. csr - Rspriaing To-
uated Re 18th and Main sfees
made the sat Peter cabs bs r cssh.
dr3t- az q WOOD
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THNHE annual mcsiins q TIE Stockholders % the
% Vngina u b. htf hetr Hautiur nous me cry
Ricnmond sday, igth dag Of Jabuary, 1883
No ocu Director q Bank mall hereafter vote pr0ry
81 soctholde 10 election q Directors tfcsrt o. haut
PROXY valid uhich shall sky
days before ne Of election" T. A. Smith,
ace IA 8tasd Oasht-r.
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WATER WHEELS.

yVNo WILL OWNERS AND mANUrACTU-
kkks-wt manufacturing
water whee WITH vndsvate. improvement for mills aad fA
OF description. all Wishing
pov iii and Tor their Letter sistr
me offe
Of machinery driven. oh or
What VII Wheel principal 90
certain Of Tfas gfren Ezs
does not hgue
HEATH a STEVENSON,
Laurel Factory, Price Geors. eoanty, sid.
kOBkkt BAIRD Agent Richmond. ARR
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1000 TRICKS!!!
TIE MAGICIAN's OWN BOOK;
on rHE WHOLE An 90 coNJURINa
WyTIN0 Complete Hand ~ Parar Magic, coutaithE
ID OyER ONE THOueAFD Opuca Chm cal Meonancai
hecai and magical frptreus AuusuF TannutatonaA ton
shrg tnf 80 ueiebrstsd osrd Dstspt
Ticks ard Humtefs, Curious and Eneusiunr Frfio
rsher Win an Ne Most Noted Trets n Modem Pfrmeu TIE
whole ILLUsTRATED WITH OVER 80 WOOD turE. Add ~
teud Of ior oNf THOuaAhD AND OSH
1vEHIHoa lauo, opth 40 pages sie sni b ttstnp
Pablshsd ~ Dtok NTZasRALD,
W is am street, New foft.
Also, for rais By an Bootseuers IN hs psos
opis ne shove book ~ mail, receipt q ~ 70 sny
aadre''' hee o. postage o-t.-a,--
UuaINEss CoATs-nUslNEss CoATss-DAR,
n EAoOrT nARRis 20 hage o. had VIZ srse sios
she o.. s,ss.o,. -, =, ~ its 49,, 80, wv
~ pARahoOrT, HABRfH 90,
as sssessso5s 70 Nsrsssut Wss,ssr o..
cJuRRT iron 50 tunds, nussis s,ssi rroni 80 bon.
- des American snd Hnsh eAe Iron, az hsuofr' fom 'h
S$ % EHmISEEa a 90.
6NOaN So white Oorn. g. .sls roe AZ pO:s
~ asA3-lW e-0io .. W -, = -
MEANTIME suPE RIOn nEoTHIED
W WHISKY tr '.s@ Aep psyrrPonr.
IuyOaACCO hands, ff ale, Iiivaisly, fsvsfsi
s.sseI;.s SOC '''- HE0TOR DAyIs
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GsggAH-
ri kbis Powdered sngtr
10 htis usfel ant Cot Loaf aura
ssis-tS LEwIs ~ wEBs 90.
PuoTpf 70 THE I.UNGSf
guygr FgotrsH CORR RnsPIRAroR - afiss ever
sr agord1g pfocn 20 the lang, tnclains ne hAfth
sns Il Ant
"'s srkDE 4 pAKERp Prs.oripaon ssor,.
tse Nsln stresi asovs So Pc OGss.
6NAH al " Otrs. PLOW sCHk Ws,
wrorsht Nuts Iroa ws-pers, oossh eeregs I'VE b<ist
SCrs and ior ctsap, qa,1tits ynrctsser
CLARks0N, AND fnste 4 co,
deq4 ~ ief nan rtrssI
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THOR CHHIsraHsT
GREATEST BiRGilgS EVER BEARD OF
nry Goods A. . al,oath ~ vho took ~ nsm.
OLOgfN9 OUfWtNffR sfOCK
snl uloats and Ragiaaf tes han narunctnrsr cos'
oomusneiag vfry neat crcuitr Coat 81 zach
Hravy Rsg'ans or ttpO fact he stost o.
Ciaats b offered 80 lcs. ihtn u close
1901 ssrvsnt' manse he1is cents oP-he ehsspsH 10 ne
I.a,. Hoop Aht,, -h 10 sprins Hoots Rsirosd censs
sooa dollar vor,h - Vsoey sass sir.dseea prices
Hsnfsoe Flsi ana nsy tdere sns ~ yafl
I'D
Tor pfiss can Tst Tor N M. OsH aad hs-
dsas AtIsEp aosfa q M.ln
sInnn LES, LYSCuHuHG suaKING TG--
warranted % Be- superior quay huss pet especially To-
rs sis' ssd s peace an vhe gss q roi tosaeeo
ssss ssss-.er 70 .I,s bsssi rs VAC a
WNANCY ARTICLES, sUIrAnLE Tos PsEsESrs.-
Zoe ,oisi snd hsnd srt hotn. wen .nd shsh combs
&G rs Ssin
IBIsK AND wuITs art ,TIN, ceIs sp.,s..sE
a. 40 " rFrsss1S, a,gssis.
WSfAyoHING ENraaCrS.- F,aeh, Lemon, CHINA.
- mon, vanna, Ac, iar asssFng ~ = nsss ssnss &c
HIVE W.T. SEEN THOSE IiEAVN st ~
n Hsrtet ~ 10 pr Parm not can 81 81 80 p iofs
n.s . A. s'a''s' AL"o $3.50. sS.
AJovA SCOTIA PDrATOBs-Jus. r,csiy.d ",
~ shr ourssov hrss aoeod buhs e~uaius vhs hsreor
rS ssss ~ ''" oHls T. wOEruASlco.
upnAss AMBITIONS -jus, received ~ addiuonsl ssp-
w ~ Rrass Andions uash ynttsI pat
SSs No. ios Hsln ~
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SHOCKOE MILL.

TIVE snhseneer has completed his MI Tor grinding
located TIE uock. tie mouth o. erers en-
ArEsd aud complete machinery cisnt
The present or thai unsy arise In many 20
Ne prepared 70 supply ordrrs TO- PURE CROWD
TIKI puivesd 10 decree that cannot sarp<sed
superior Nova scotia
t~h ne full In vetge that Plaster
entreJ uoriss u the FNrnerl and es himself
srprrtnce 10 ois tunes N the close
- E enable him - supply the demand nm this
statc 9Th tai' vsl1aes RertEs add
And Al sArsfactory prices
with full determination sustsin r-pnfation
bis brand tor and he respectfully
John " Cf.AIBGRNE.
nn9o -lJ No m P..ri ~.
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lTE "a q. CAEF, formerly With Ne~srs Bin.ord
~ aSyo hAr, eAa hr-arer be found Nessrs PRICE
ShalSs dsss W Dry dnods No ISL Main street,
-. be peAt - ses his AeauAinAnees Wien they The city
ArI dA~tJsnl
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az pIcKIssoN. EIIL. A co Asc,,-

% = NEGHOES- VIII py - 90 WsnNgsDkY
- Tie oth day 81 JanuNry lsss oorR tbsrv
Negroes, q hrn 6is AaA Womsn "a Cu
dren AneuEst usn hands
d.xf -dhs DICKINSON. HILL A G n Al.
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4 DuINIsTHATOE'S SALEOE NEGROFs.-
- 90 "WEDNESDAY ah JspusrJ 10 sfAock, vii l.
od - De aSeSn heuse Of ID kinson. I'm % HIGHT
III MIG sOhr-9 nrn Srd boys good factory
cooks Anf "a hsr AMI belonging the asrr
crurp oec'i, By order Of wr B-askeff, aa'mr
dr15-drs DIcErNsON, HILL a 90 Aue.'r
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Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The committee to
investigate the tariff corruption matter, exams
ined five witnesses and summoned fifteen 9TH
ers. Mr.. Wolcott remains in Jail, firm in his
determination not to comply with the demands
of the committee. Many distinguished friends
continue to visit him.
The House SergOant-at-Ar has been no.
titled by Mr. Williamson, who was forcibly
brought by him from New York as a witness,
that be has entered a suit against him.
The United States Deputy Marshals yester-
day and to-day vainly tried to get on tie
track of Messrs. Clay and-Cullom. Various
absurd and contradictory rumors are in circu
iation, but it is understood that the challenge
has been Withdrawn, preparatory to peace
full adjustment OF the difficulties.
The following postmasters have been APP
pointed: B. +. Walton, at Lawrence, Mass,
and M. Jackman, at Newburyport, Mass.
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OBJ iaallp SP9,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a. SO

TENNESSEE LE6IsLATURB The House OF Re-
personalities recently conenTred IN the resolu-
lions heretofore passed by the Senate, requesting
John Bell 10 redeem his pledge to resign his seat
in the Senate when he should ascertain that his
constituents disappToved his course on the Kan
sas-Nebraska question, with amendment, in.
struc,iug onr senators and requesting our repre-
senJatives Co vote for the admission of hanzas
under the Lecompton constitution, in which the
Senate will promptly concur.-Nash1ttte Union
As contrast to the above, any senator from
free State may outrage the sentiments of his con-
stituency to any conceivable extent, andyet who
ever knew Of an instance in which such senator
resigned, or was instructed to resign his post, on
that accounts But the moment Southern SEN
ator votes against any measure in the success of
which the interest OF the peculiar institution is
to be subserved, all the hounds of war are let loose
upon him, and he is instructed to give way in
stauter for some more ''faithfal' upholder Of the
slsveholding interests.
II Senator Bell is required to resign, let Pugh
of Ohio. Biglsr of Pennsylvania Bright and Fitch
of Indiana, Jones of wa, and Allen of Rhode
Islaud, whose recent course Is so dramatically in
opposition to the dominant public sentiment in
their respective States, on the Kan5as question:
be obliged to follow suit by resignng. instanter,
and we will consent to the arrangement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24

CLAY AND CULLoM.-The personal collision
that arose at Washington on Saturday be-
tween Gen. Cullom Of Tennessee, clerk Of
the last House of Representatives and James
B. Clay, representative from Kentucky, and
son of Henry Clay, is thus described in the
correspondence of the New Y ork Tribune
" Cullom entered the bar room of Browns
Hotel, where Clay, Hawkins, and Mason were
standing. He proposed an old. fashioned
Kentucky drink, in which all the parties
participated. Subsequently he commenced
conversation with Clay, stating how he had
removed from Kentuckyto near the Hermit
age, in Tennessee, where he bearded the lion
in his den. He spoke of his long devotion
to and admiration for his father. Mr. CLAY
answered by saying that Gen. Leslie Coombs
had once as Chlckasaw ambassador also
bearded the lion in his den. The expression
which some bystanders supposed jocular, was
regarded as an offensive retort by Culom,
who asked if he meant to insult him. Clay
disclaimed such intention. The interroga-
tory was repeated, with the menacing use of
Cullom's finger, when Clay said that he was
not accustomed to be addressed in such a
threatening manner, or words to that effect.
Cullom became more excited under the con-
'AStiOh VI all lHlcuNSu Insult 70 uliD3 ana Oe-
nounced Clay as the apostate son of a no.
BILE SIRE Clay said that his physical condi-
ton was such as would prevent him from an
swering with blow, but he could not resist
proclaiming Cullom a id scoundrel,
whereupon Cullom drew lack to strike. The
force of the blow was partially arrested by the
spectators, but still reach Clays nose and
caused it to bleed. The two were then sep
arated and Withdrew. 1t is proper to say that
Cullom's friends@epresent that he understood
some obnoxious reference to have been made
by Clay to the investigating committee, in
connection with other remarks before strik-
ing"
Mr.. Clay sent challenge to Cullom, which
was accepted, and arrangements were being
made on Sunday for hostile meeting.--
Friends were also seeking to interfere, and
make up the quarrel, but the thing had gone
too far. The parties left Washington at five
o'clock, Monday afternoon, accompanied
by their respective friends, it is said, for
place about thirty miles distant The proba-
bility is that they fought Tuesday morning.
Much excitement existed throughout WASH
ington regarding the affair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24

FROM KANzAs.-The Kanzas correspondent Of
the New FORK Tribune, under date of Feb. Is,
writes:
"Pro.savery men, connected with the cid diff
fcnltss still continue 20 leave the Territory
Some think it is because they giving it up
Others that they appIehend difficulty, and fear
that they would suffer when it occurred. l learn
from Platte. Clay, and Jackson counties, that
desperate efforts being made to organize the
border ruffians once more for the protection of
the bogus Calhoun government An old gentle
man, formerly resident Of Platte county, and
who has relations there, but who is now Free
State man, has just come from there, and informs
me that there never was such a systematic effort,
at any time, to get border rufiandom aroused.
Those who at work say that this is the last
great struggle, and that Missouri must help to
seat the State government TO have it done prop
erly''
The correspondent gives a synopsis of the
bank bill which was passed over Gov. Denver'a
veto.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24

MANUFACTURING IN RHODE IsLAND.-The
last returns of the Rhode leland manufactures
show 81 cotton mills on full time, II on short
time, and ID stopped The returns of all the man.
ufacturing and mechanical establishments show
100 on full time 81 on short time or partial oper-
alton, 10 stopped 81 ,523 hands on full time, TO-,
sos on short time, Sl9S idle Compared with the
week before, there was an increase of 10 mills and
over 1000 hands Working full time. The number
of hands totally out of employment decreased to
$50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24

SHIPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The shin
John Milton, Capt. Harding, from Chincha
Islands, went ashore at Montauk Point, Long
Island, on Saturday, during the violent gale
which prevailed at that time, and became a
total loss. All her officers and crew were
lost. Eight dead bodies and the captains
writing desk had been washed upon the
beach at last accounts. The John Milton ar
rived from the Chincha Islands at Hampton
Roads, whence she sailed on the 18th inst.
probably for New York.
The John Milton was fine ship of l444
tons, built in 1854 by Reuben Fish at Fair
haven; and was owned by Edward M. Robin
son of New Bedford and others. She was
considered one of the best built ships aiioat.
and her original cost was nearly 800, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24

THE UNITED STATES SENATOR'S FROM KANzAs.
The New York Herald, the most rampant pro-
slavery, Leeompton, administration sheet in the
whole North, if not in the South, groans bitterly
over the fact that events in Kanzss point uner-
ringly in spite of administration tactics through
Regent Calhoun, to the election Of two Free Soil
United States senators from Kanzas CLane and
Robnson) and their admission in Congress. The
Herald says:
ACCORDING to the latest pronmciameato from
the immortal John Calhoun, he organic State
Legislature Of Kanzas will be in the hands of the
free State party In this event, the first result
from the admission of Kanzas under the Lecoinp
ton constitution will most probably be the pre-
sentation to the United States Senate of the Gre
dentals of General jim Lane and Governor Rob-
inson as the duly elected members of that body
from the State of kanzas."