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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-13
m BE.sTTE' III. D.-OFEYC II IND

m BE.STTE' III. D.-OFEgC II .E.N'D
GIL eRcsidence in Mr.. CildWeils Buildings, ON
Locust near Second street.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage given to him
last summer be has returnes 10 Evansville with the
ptctfuy offers his professional services in all dis
eases acute or chronic.
While Dr. Il. regards the scientific of water rs
the FebrifugUm NasnUm, he nevertheless uses all
the safe remedies bot; uf the AnIatlic and Eclectic
Schools as adjuncts, distarding all injurious and
poisonous medicines.
lie would sall the attention of the public tu tLc
following
SPECIALITIEs
CANCEEs-RenIUvcd without the knife and pcTnia-
ncntly curel
BRONCHITIS AND CoNSUMPTI0N-Treatcd ~ the
system of inhalation Of medicatel yapUr~,
sisted by valuable ex xpectorant syrups.
DISEASES TIE EYEs.-PeTsons who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds of cIu>tir-
cgyug little or 10 benefit viii find il 10 their III
tercst t. change the Treatment.
EHALE DIsEASES-Will I've treated with reTnarila.-
Die success. Various remedies Will bc used,
the Magnetic Electric machine for nervous diseases,
c. &c
The subscriber has q choice assortment Of pure
drugs and medicines, (ines and brsndies for mc-
cal purposes only, and the most popular patent
mctiicnes at retail. Persons Calling for Dscdiciner,
and paying for them ia thc Office, may have medical
counsel without charge.
EsS- Physicians prescriptions both Of the hlO-
!Jtc and Eclectic schools, carefully prepared ~ al
hour. 4. BEATTY, VI. II.
-
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TE.y.S,S S-FLLE P.2PeH H.SHE.
HLhnn.a -Me haYe now on hand and nfirr ON

EVE.fat'SbfLLE P.2PEH WIKI
-EIhouse.-We have now on hand, and ofer on
Ilral terms, well assorted stock for printers and
JoOIIbinders, among which name
600 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
loco Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well as colored Printing Paper plain Cap and
Hose fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colcred
Cards and Card Boards, which we can have cut to
any size; POst-oficc paper, Manila Wrapping,
Printers Ink, &c. We also beg leave 10 call the
attention OF dealers TO stock of 200 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of Bonnet Boards
The highest market price paid for Rag
lyl TENEEY & SORESEo&
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BUSINESS CARDS.
STATION; EIpERI. .,.,.D

II STRBTTO.N; LEt.EHI' IND
a. . sale Stable, Second between Main and Lo-
Gust Streets, Opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
The undersigned has large and commOdious
Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and is pre-
pared TO take horses 10y the day, week or mouth
His cus TONERS may be of having their animals
well and carefully attended tO. He refers To the
following gentlemen whose horses he has had long
time under his charge.
lie has also a number of good and safe horses for
the saddle or harness, with "A number Ol new and
comfortable buggrs, to hire. Orders for saddle
horses or buggies, will be punctUally attended To.
ReGr to e.. G.. Keats, Gas Office; G. X. Bcment;
j. ;. Gaviit, Ex-sheriT; CyPrian Preston.
cct!2-Iy J. STRATTON.
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IgyEE.ET 6.S.E ElEE2E.X-ss!- ITO rsfute u.-
- terly statements made in an advertisement in
another column, about Tie -.NeW York Betting
Co.'S fE.~nhiIod Rubber Betting an packing IL Is
only s-e~asi a. shy that tie editor4 Of thu SCI
ESfIfit A----itIfAN- i- O. i---- e-f ei1trrate ar
tcie IN the ~ u48Is ,l.J.l a - reaGer oi that
Invaluable paper has -teBl .ecoE.aenos the Ncw
York Beliius Co.'S Betting aioV- eli others and by
way Of clinsher they .-o that ibey il en- al
their presses and marhir,rv.
This Company il wealthy, and ] an authorized 10
guarantee tie articles made by thea equal II not
superior tC any other make.
The rapid sale u the New York Betting 10 our
largest uachinists nils, and ft-tprics 10 men who
are Judges and canI0t DC d9ccveo} s suheient eVi-
denca ,f It's value. bat fs tps.iIl0-y Il the ScieE
tifc American can't Dc st csi-s ~ disp2gaginE
c,mfetitcr "NuG ced'
Just opening tie eiehfh rhipflens TO me Of Delt
ing since summer. for ie Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES :. WELLS. New Store,
Gec3 Opposite J. ~. Nagiee & Co.'S.
Ezu Z. H lfln I'm H0NEA (.H0E(a
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Jhr 1ailp aouraal.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
TEENS or sEr8sC8IPTI0.H.


Maiiet) 90
By the week payable 10 Carriers 10
.Tri-Wcckly ! W
weekly
- Clalis OF 10 or more. i ~
rs Th2 privilege Of yearly advertisers is iimisS
TO their immediate business, in their own naNe;
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons, well legal advertisements and advcr-
tisements Of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name Of other persons, sent in by them, must
bc paid for at the usual rates.
B0 No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association or public neetlng
and no communics tiUn designed to call attention To
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can DC
inserted, unlesss paid for an advertisement
ra Contracts for yearly adyertising will not be
discontinued unless order 20 that effect Is lett at
she Office, and when discontinued in less than a
year, the price Cf the whole year viii lie charged
20 Le.cl advertisements hereafter, will be pub
islcd at the expense Of the attorneys oTderng and
not drlayable for legal proceedings, but colectable
At usual time.
ra our terms for job wcrk and transient adycr-
tiscIncnts are CASH.
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Collection Daguerreotypes
and Ambrotypes, &c, &C.. / and dip.
Class 2.

LITERARY PRODUCTIONS.
Best Essay on any Subject by a
Young Lady under Eight
teen years of age,............S5 and dip.
Essay on any Subject by a
Young Gentleman under
Twenty years of age,....... and dip.
q Essay on Agriculture by any
one, ..................--...... 5 and dip.
Specimen of Penmanship by
IL Young Lady, ............... 2 and dip.
g Specimen of Penmanship by
Young Gentleman, ,.-...... 2 and dip.
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Class g..
Class 4.

MACHINERY AND CASTINGS.
Best Finished Steam Engine......l2 and dip.
Smut Machine .................. and dip.
80 Fire Engine Equipped and
Worked, Silver Goblet,
Value, ...... ....................30 and dip.
Weighing Machine ........... and dip.
Specimen of Castings, ,........ 3 and dip.
do of Finished Iron... 3 and dip.
:. do of Horse Shoes. and did.
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List of Premiums

OF the Ta,dcrburgh County agricultural and Horticpl
tnral Society, 10 Be held on Thursday, Friday gnd
SATURDAY. oct. I'm, 18th, and IGsh, lsE>.
DFTTSED.N' .f,-(1ass T..
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nR. y. NJ GRER.N. ECLECTIC

-&1 PLY $ltlAN AND 81 fttSEpN---oIiice ON
Third street. "a few doors above the Crescent City
Bank, where hc is prepared TO answer professional
calls al al! hours Of the day or night.
y. B-Sppcis,I attention given to Surgery aud
,Ii-cn<Cs of the Eve. augS-d6w-lNr
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Glass ..
Class 6.
FLOWERS AND SHRUBS.

FLOWERS AND sHRU BS-
Best Collection GTeen--H OuSe
Plants by Amateur. .-....... and dip.
Collection Green-H ouSe
p4 Plants by Professional, ..... 5ahd dip.
Single Plant in Bloom by
Amateur. and dip.
" do do in do by
Professional, ............... . and dip.
g L
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II ID. REE.N'0LBS n CO., DE.sL
eco ERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Keeps constantly On hand and for sale low, for
cash, Grvcerir, II every description well assort
ell stoe. II wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
and common Baskets IN great variety Tubs, Buck
rts Broonls, a.. Vegetables, Eggs, Lard, Checsc,
Corn, Bran Slilsluils, and every article usually
kept in our line. Country produce bought and sold
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EAE.Y.H EU.,.hE.,Y,EE.uER,.sT-

MI tOrueyS NJ law, Nutarles Fubhc ana kedl Is
tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law in the COHrts ~ this State,
will attend U the collection Of claims i'm any part of
the United States will buy and sell real estate in the
city Of Evansville, in Nanderhurrh and adjoining
counties AMI in tlc West generally. and VIII perform
any other duties pertaining TO Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
German spoken 10y member of the firm
EzJOflice on Third street, opposite the Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied 10y the late
firm Of i.ockhaTt Parrett Dehby;
CHARLES DENNY LUNkENiIINrE
l-.llE-llIN
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oR NAL sdtenea Of The affairs and condition Of The
HOME INSURANCE Company, Of the City of Ne,r
Iort, on the 3lst day Of December, 1861.
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank 37 900 IS
Bonds and Mortgages (bcing first lien
Real Estate, worth at least Ss91 600 4,i0 600 90
Loans stocks, payable on demand, (nlar-
kct value of securites, S253 56I .......lj0Si9 50
Bank Stocks, (market yalne ............. 1900 90
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall street, (the Office
Of the Company 1904 ~
Interest due on the lst Of January, 1858,
(nf which Sl2,625 3has since been re-
cived i375 %
Balance in lands of Agents and in course
of transmission from Agents on the 3lst
2i,Gsi -
(Of which S7,s57 81 has since been re-
cuivcl(.
Premiums due and uncollected on Policies
Issued at Office e......................... 2ns7 -
iei4ti la -
Outstanding losses ON 3lst De
crmbcr, 1877, estimated Rf $50, 40 ~
nir Stockholders account
of Seventh Diydcnd-......... LOO %
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WenEEAER s. RIGGs, WWoLH-

~ sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass. Glassware, sc. &C, No. II Main
treet, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind.
4. T.. WHEELER. JAMES d. RIGGS
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G-/c and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Ne. North
Third street, Evansville Indiana. The purchase and
sale of Real Estate collection Of Rents, and payment
ofTaxes &C., promptly attended TO. Persons in want
of any Kind OF help or employment, can be inform
Cl by calling az tbs Office. CHARGES REASONABLE.
augl6-cm
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TST0H.FCCO. B0XES 6H0ECe
II Brands, Va. and Ky. Tobacco. just received
and for sale bv WHEELER & RIGGS
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rsEEht.N, GRE.STHOUSE y TO-,
~ COMMISSION AND FORW RIDING
MERCHANTS
No. Is Poydras street.

NEW ORLEANS. bA.
GLEN wIIKIN..w. Il. GEEATUOUSE...JOS. GITZINGEG.
We give our Personal attention 10 the sale of To-
hacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay Oat-, Flour, Pork Bacon,
Lard, DC. augli
6GIRD.-THEs U.N'D u ~ 10 NE -,
u FOR many years chief Clerk in thc house Of
JOHN HURLEY Il Co., be-s to offer his services
rs Commission Merchant to the friends and patrons
OF that house, that il has retired from business.
With this end i'm view have formeda cu-Iartner-
shin with Mr. T.. W Benton, senior of the old and
well known firm Of y. W. Benton Il Co., under the
name and style Of BENTON &KING, to . Ike place
from the lst Of MAY, proX.
The subscriber relies for support upon the friends
Of the old house of JOHN HURLEY & Co., who
have had opportunities Of experiencing the prompt
ness and ability with which he attended to their
business. Very respectfully,
THOMAS KING,
Corner OF Lafayette and New Lcyee streets
New on leans, April %, 1888. augS-y
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nRR. D.gLZEZL co., n.gTER

" street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
rs in Groceries and all kinds Of Produce, Nils,
Glass White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Liusecd oil, &c, &c. Also. constantly ON
hand full stock Of Sash, Panel Doors, Se, of all
sizes apps
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REFERENCES:
= :. Howard, Evansville, Indiana AIlis& HowcS,
Evansville, Indana \. u. Phelps & son, New
burgh, Indiana; Minor a lIadr. Ncwbursh. In
diana; II. ID. NcEconb S Brother, Louisville, Ken
tucky; u. :. Benedict * Son, Louisville, kcntucly
Thomas Dauforth Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana: Il. SiiIps"u x Co. :;
New Albany, Indiana; w. H. Catln, Henderson.
Kentucky; II. q. Beverly, Henderson, kentucly
James Montgomery Preston Bro. Bank, Jefferson
vile, Indiana; Merrett Campbell aud Co. II. Louis,
Mo. jy3l-ly
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N AGAIN.-ALLIS Il HOWES, Forwarding ana
Commi-siu,i Merchants, Rcctifers of the celebrated
Magnolia whisky Dealers ia all kinds Of Produce,
superior old Bourbon and Rye Whskies, and For
ein and Domestic Liquors, &c, Water street, sec
onel door above Vine, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY n. ALLIs. LEWIS HuWLS-
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Sweep Stakes open to the World
for the best Boar and Sow and
Buck and Eve, 10 each Z"
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UyELET npEg-z.x-1,y

pE~Oycr CRAEE'S COElISSfuS HOUSE. on
Water street. TaIee doors frsm Main. Evansville
Ini. ENANeEiLLE JOl s-NAL CccIPASl.
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sT, LUPoHTEH .s.N.D

ZEE II. L.9 .-RE.tt[S, HfsCLE-
cHA . sale aud Retail Dealer in American and
Italian Marble, and Manufacturer Of Monuments,
Mantels, Heal-stoncs, Vases, Urns, &c. All work
done i'm a superior style, at the lowest figures
Ts5-Marble Hall Building, Evansville. Ind. Ioct9
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PERSONAL.

. The Hon. Mike Walsh and Gen Henninp.
sen are again in this city, their way South. we
hear.
-. The Boston Post says that District Attor.
Dey Morse has at length entered mol pros i'm the
case OF Commonwealth rs. Rev. I. ). kaIloch.
-. The beautiful and wealthy Euphraise No.
cues, tne much-loved and much coveted Partisan
beauty. has given hand, heart and wealth TO an
hhghshman OF the name Of Dixey.
80. The Boston Traveller Of the stu inst GAYS
tnst VIM III. Prescott, the celebrated historian.
was selzed with partial paralysis on the day pre-,
"ions' speedy recovery was hoped for
-. Mrs: McMahon has sent a saucy letter. in.
closing a three cent piece a mark Of her an
probation, to the editor Of the Richmond Wbig
which pa, er made fun of her Lady Teazle in
the "School for Scandal -
49,. Some of the best penmen In Berlin are On
gagged In making copies, in German, English and
french, OF the marriage contract between Prince
Frederick William of Prussia and the p ince. s
Victoria Of Eng land. Copies are also being made
In GERMAN, Portuguese and French, of the mar
rage contract between the King of Portugal and
the Princess Stephanie Of HohenzolIern
80. Lota Montez visited the Italian murderer
Cancerni, in the Tombs, New York CITY, yesteT.
day, and conversed with him in Italian. Lola
VINO Was dressed in lady's jacket all buttdned
oo~n before, like old Crimes coat, expressed
.he opinion that all criminals were insane, and
prisons. "u VI
-. During the discussion I'm the VIRGINIA ssn-
&C Oh tne proposition to purchase Mr. B,r
0ses statue or the Young Republican >, AR
StuaI, IN Pfonouncing a eulogy on the artist 70.
MARKED tnat he had Quilted the profession Of Law
NJ 'hd' OF ART: Another Senator Or
Mchenney, Of Norfolk, intimated ,hs, ~,
change was natural enough since law a. ,.s, nnas
sculpture Is an drt-ful profession ana - "a es
prosecuted by eAiseIing anu ootn are
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CONGRESSIONAL.
TbiYty.f fifth Congress-First Sessts


In The SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Allen presented a
series OF resolutions from the Legislature of
Rhode Island, demonstrating against the Le-
compton Constitution.
Mr.. Douglas made several Intellectual attempts
TO call up his resolution of Thursday last re-
questing OF the President certain information rel
alive to Kansas elections.
The resolutions referring the Presidents Kan
sas message to the Committee on Territories was
then taken up, bnt no vote had been taken when
our report closed.
In THE House, the first business transacted
was taking the vote on the call for the the pre-
vious question in the matter Of the reference OF
the Presidents Message accompanying the Kan.
sas Lecompton Constitution.
The call for the previous question was sus-
tanned by the following vote-afirmative no.
negative los.
The vote that the main question should now be
put resulted as follows-yeas 1l3, nays 1O7.
Ihe question then came up on the motion to
refer the message to the Territories Committee
which was lost-yeas ll3, nays ia
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II We are indebted to the publishers for the
Il" Biography Of Elisha X ent Kane " by William
Elder; published by Childs & Peterson, NO. 6e2
Arch street, Philadelphia. As the author de-
elares in his preface, this disappearing book
concerning the lamented late DR.. Kane, his Ia
oors and achievements, is not a review of his wri-
tngs, but simple narrative of his life, which
was not particularly eventful until be undertook
the voyage of Arctic discovery, that made him a
man of national importance and world wide re-
nown, nevertheless the literary capabilities of
the biographer (which are really second to those
OF few other Americans, whatever we NAV think
of his persistent political idiosyncracies) have
produced an octave volume Of more than four
hundred pages, replete with interest; not so muc
through the facts narrated on account of the
talent, learning, and genius displayed in so in
terweaving them as to throw a charm i'm all the
author tells. The American public not being
tired of honoring the subject of this work, whose
Tame must continue dear to his countrymen. 80
fong as we have a national science and literature
Df. Elders biography will doubtless have an
extensive sale, for it will prove substantial ac-
QUESTION to every American library Its mechan.
,caI execution is up-fullY up to the times
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HEADQUARTERs iIH DIv. Va MIL.
Richmond Feb

NISHfuOHU, + tU. o.
Editor of the Washington Star-Sir: W ill
you, as soon as you conveniently can in your
paper, call the attention of volunteer companies
22d Of February, to General Orders No . from
these headquarters, so that there may be no de-
lay or confusion In assigning them places In the
column on that occasion, The order will he
found on the third page Of the Richmond Daily
Dispatch.
BY compliance with this request Won will
render assistance in the necessary preparations
Ior the ceremonies, and oblige. yours very re-
specifically, WM MuNFoRp.
Major, and Aid de Canp
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BRITISH SYMPATHY FEsrIvAL-The noble
achievements of the British arms i'm India were
celebrated in Richmond, on Wednesday night,
oy social supper, at Reid's yerandah Hotel,
near the Upper Market About one hundred per-
sons were present, the majority of whom were
natives Of the United Kingdom, and descendants
from British or Scotch ancestors. Among the
prominent guests of the occasion were the British
Consul, 6. p r. James, Esq; the French Con-
sui, NJ Paul; the Mayor, Jos. Mayo, Esq; Rog-
er A Pryor, Esq, Editor of the South Alex'r
A Little, Esq, Editor of the Fredericksburg
News; John r. Thompson, Esq, Editor of the
Southern Literary Messenger; Captain John nj
ration, Jr.; John III. GilmeT, Esq and others
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MeGairs, ESQ. Hundreds Of the most distin-
guished strangers in Washington and among
our own fellow citizens we're present at each Of
these elegant entertainments, and enjoyed the
hospitality of their hosts and hostesses amazing
ly.
! m ArrnArusAr Housr II. 40. Of
tke Annotated Prsss in Ills city telsgraphs
to the Northern Press as follows:
90 The account given of the conversation and
engagement between Messn. Keitt and Grow, on
the auth ority Of member Of Congress, in Satur-
days dispatch, was not designed as an authentic
statement, but was given on application as en-
bodying his impressions at the time. The friends
Of Mr.. Keitt, who In his vicinity, say he was
not knocked down by Mr. Grow, but was
wrenched from his hold on the latter by Reuben
Davis. who interfered as peace maker; and, fur
ther, that as Mr.. keiu premeditated no disturb-
ancs with Mr.. Grow, he the more seriously te-
urets its occurrence
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" scandal as been busy for some time q,
Brooklyn with the alleged unlawful intrian.. ~ -,
Two members OF church In the Eastern lsiss,i.,
the gentleman being well known memher ~;
the bar In good standing, and have an intere.tina
family; and the lady a dear little widow WITH
wicked dark curls Their goinps on bavs h.aa
SO Migrant that the church has taken them An
hsnd, and private investigation Is In prog ress
which u is supposed Will result In the excision
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SPIRIT OF THE MoR MING PREs.

The UntoH pours hot shot into the ranks
OF the renegade Democrats who aimed tfeir
side blow at the Lecompton Constitution, in the
House Of Representatives on Friday, and asks:
did faction ever originate more unmtig ated
scheme Of nonsens and trash than that which
conceived the idea Of despatching committee of
Congress to procure expression Of the will of
Was II necessary to the execution of this work.
too, that the voice of the House should be sun
pressed; that the committee should spring from
an ambush, to do impossible things, in violation
OF the rights OF distant people, in eontempt of
every maxim OF practical life, and of the prfnci-
pies OF the Democratic party? Above all, was II
necessary tndt TINS movement, which has the al !
iegiance OF every Republican In the House. should
DC neaaed Dy professed Democrat, and sup
ported by little corporals guard of followers ~
The Union publishes host of extracts from
its exchanges, Democratic and otherwise, show.
ing emphatically that the public sentiment en-
dorses and sustains the course of the Admins.
tration, as expressed in the Presidents special
message.
The Intsihigeneer, noticing the unfortunate
fracas of Friday night in the House, says:
% III we were invested with the Office of coun.
sellers we would advise that the first thing done
to-day would he the adoption Of a resolution OF
ooiivion, to forget and forgive all the hard knoc
as well as hard words which Were exchanged
during the few moments of particular lyeliness
between midnight and daybreak''
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IFThat valuable paper, the Baltimore Amer
lean, gives its experience to the cash and pre-
payment system when applied to newspapers
and In its own case asserts that II works we'll in
every respect.
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LOST AND POUND.

oST Tins morning, FEB sth.D somevh here on
- High street. 6eoTgetowr. a Lad,'s GOi ID
WATCH ard CHAIN, with two Locsets attached
Tor the recovery of which n liberal reward will he
paid to the finder, by leaving a NJ the Star Once
fes-St ' e'
OST5On saturday. January ". a SILVER CARD
IL CASE, marked Mr.. l.. p. and containing caIds
II one of the CITY hacks, or dropped near Brown
Hotel, Please retu N to Mr.. BROWN, and receive
IeNaro. feh-Sts