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Il Organized under special Charter granted
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of which is cash paid in and securely invested
in Bonds and Mortgages, The Company being
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promptly and honorably adjusted, as this is
purely a Stock Company. No mutual bust
ness WILDE done, and no premium notes taken.
A. M. DONALDSON, Pres.
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CHARLES L. CURRIER, Gen. Trav. dgt
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notify RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.
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PROCEEDINGS of To- day,

Is THE SENATE, to day. after the presentation
and reference Of sundry petitions, bills, &c
Mr.. Fessenden moved to refer the French
SpOiition bill to a select committee of seven,
which was opposed by Messrs. Mason and Bay.
ard, and advocated by the mover and Messrs.
seward and Hamlin, ere being agreed to, and
the President was authorized to appoint the said
committee
On motion Of Mr. Davis. the special order, the
Kansas question: was postponed until Monday
week, Mr. Brown, who occupied the floor upon
II, yesterday, being too unwell to go on with his
remarks to-day.
Mr. Gwin moved a resolution directing the
Foreign Relations Committee to inquire into the
exprdiency Of providing for an U. =. minister
resident In Japan; which, on motion Of Mr.
Mason, was laid over for one day
The bill for the relief Of Alexander ]. Atocha
was then taken up, and was being considered
when the Star went to press.
In THE House., after the reading Of the journal,
(Which occupied more than half an hour)-
The Speaker called the attention Of the House
to the legal necessity Of commencing d. moro the
'nsideaion of the bills from the Court OF Claims
and asked permission of the House to have them
all read twice and appropriately referred The
adverse reports left over, he remarked were ne
cessarily placed on the public calendar, In their
proper order.
After some conversation upon the proper dispo-
sition OF the bills in question, In which the
Georgia, Jones of Tennessee. Florence and b.
cock participated, the said bills Were read twice
by their several titles and appropriately referred
This process was In progress when Ii became
necessary to dispatch the Stars report of the
House proceedings Of the day to the printers.
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IL The State OF Arkansas has elected hpt a ,,s
1 u. governors since 1895, when IL was AL
United to the Union " ""H '''
- Oh "a. 10th ult Alfred Wade the first
- VI tIs Choctaw Nation was inan1u-
'atro. HIS address was I'm Choctaw
IL tenant OF the Carroll conn,,, In, at,
has commenced a suit for tbs 80 - ia TO-,
winch ne sustained while confined ,ber.,,
III After all the talk about the tro,,.... -.
vi ieho1's MaElPosa grant, IL IN ,hon, t.i,.
soih Tor unpaid taxes, amounting 10 a. t.s' '"s
" Eggs are selling In Havana a, 20, -.
pute' MY 10 seventy five cents a pound
AID The rate OF board in first class houses ~ g., :,
per diem. ~ s@-1o
IL On the 18th instant SiIas Pries, uvio
Ashueiot, \. III, while attempting To build ar.
IN stove, with the aid Of turpentine nj. cIo,b
ing look hre and little boy was burned TO death
u Speaking Of lions, said a hardsheil
Ptdshef. dfsconIslng OF Daniel I'm the den o
lions, - There he sot all night, looking at IN,
show for nothing ii didn't cost him a cent. },
HI Some scamp in Utica, the other night
bored holes in three hogxheads Of moiass%s Gha
ndd been LETT in the street, and in the noruiDu
their contents had all passed ipto the gutter
IL IL appears that the emigration from Ger.
year, exceeded that from Leland by I6 7Oa The
number from Germany was ~ go. from Ireland
62,Oee. The whole number Of emivrantx from mi
quarters amounted TO LIS, si7. ''--
W We learn from London papers of Decsm.
Ici that w iiliam A. Attwell, who stole lad v
800 six months additional sentence and
,@e Jackson, the receiver, a sentence IA
"absp"ftat'on for ten years
,h,.- es waV they build jails in Oregon il
h.svv t,s'' lis a log one Two stories, with
furnishing the oniv .,toneh 'ne moor, ana
' The prisoner ia Yer, htt' pe,we se me
AsePeI sleeps above. y oeio", whiie the
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NEW COUNTERPART DETECToR.-About the
most useiuit thing that any person in business can
nave IN these times is a correct and reliable conn
ieIteit detector and bank note list This want is
now TO he supplied. blessfs. T. b. Peterson 4
BIOS, have just commenced the publication Of
"Petersons' Philadelphia Counterfeit Detector
and Bank Note List'-a monthly ouarto public,
lion which contains all the information that can
De obtained In relation to all counterfeits. brok-,
oanks, and the rates of discount on all the bank
notes In the country. Messrs. Drexel & Co the
wei known bankers and brokers' of PhiJade,nbi,
Will supervise it and make corrections In each
number OF the list so that ii NAV be perfectly re-
lea on, while the We'll known house of F. w
Clark Co, commission stock and EXCHANGE bro
heIs' VIII correct the stock list. Not being in
lenaed 10 sabserve the purpose of any banking
mouse, as most Of the detectors do, il will be a
useful and reliable publication to the whole busi
ness community, and We would advise all of our
readers to remit the price Of one years subscrip-
tan 10 the publishers at for it, The price is
Out one dollar year. To clubs, four copies TO :
IS, or ten copies for 81, twenty five copies for
sl5 Address all orders to r. b Peterson g. Bro.
'heIs, 30 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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u The sun says that 1t Is reported that Ross
Winans, locomotive builder Of that city, was
about bringing suit against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company for alleged damage re
suluns 10 his business from the publication of 4
certain pamphlet about year since The pam
Pniet Is entitled papers relative to the recent
contracts for motive power by the Baltimore and
Cnio Railroad Company and the reports of the
0mcers oil the different departments the relative
advantages OF the Winans camel engine and the
zen wneei engine, &c" The damages are laid
d one hundred thousand dollars. 1t is under
5000 that The Hon. Reverdy Johnson and Nelson
foe' Esq will appear for the prosecution
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IL The Frisate Niagara is fitting up at the
hrookiyn Navy Yard for her second expedition to
lay down the Atlantic Telegraph. Her engine,
nave been taken apart, and are to be overhauled
ana rented her topsail and CROCHET yards, as
well as her light yards and spars are to be made
heavier, and the chain portion of her standing
nggins enlarged. Everything else will remain
undisturoed-just as 1t was when she returned
a perth Is being dredged where she can lie afoat
at low tide, in 25 feet Of water
Inc large foundry at the Brooklyn Yard. in
Guiding the brass foundry department, is now
complete, and is capable of turning out any de.
scription Of work REQ uired for ships or steamers,
nere'efore II was necessary to send to W ashing-
ton for everything of the kind.
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PERSONAI,

THE death Of Herr Koenig, the musician. at
Paris, is announced -
States Hotel i''"
Hon. John p. Hale, N H.. Hon. Thomas
r Bowie, Md are at the National.
, -. Hon, y :. Murray, n. Y; Captains A. X.
laTds' 49, " at VIZ
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DLAIH IRON sNAKsPHOBIA.-The Tampa Pen
2nsular lFia.) Of the 18th ult, says that Mrs.
Staly, OF that vicinity, died under the following
extraordinary circumstances: Ahont tue w..
previous to her death, a small garter snake made
us way through the floor of the residence and
NIapped itself around the ankle of the unfortu
II or two weeks she was confined 10 her ia a. !.
sa'e OF lnsensibiliiy, and he action parto1k Of
me snake Misunderstanding her BODY into ali
linus OF shapes, sticking her head up in a snake
s nenher, &c, At the expiration Of this period
oeatn INTERVIEWED and relieved the snffsreF from
earthly troubles i'o''
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IL Thomas r Calender, as the Philadelphia
agent Of the New York Police Gazette, has been
arrested on the oath of Patrick Maher, member
OF the Moyamensing Hose Company, on charge
Oh hoei In letter over the signature of 'Vidocq,
published in that paper, charging the members
OF the Moyarnensing with all manner of crimes
ana among others with having fred the public
schooi house, at Eighth and Pitzwater streets
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Dozs DKary Crrpcu -Co,.,a.r,h,

DORM DEATH AT CHURCH Considerable ex.
Ct eme II was caused on Sunday morning in the
Park street Presbyterian church, at Newark, "
j. soon after the services had commenced an old
gentleman was observed 20 be sinking in his pew
Inc congregation rushed to his assistance, but
Ne mad died of the heart disease His name was
John Lynn and he resided in Mendham, Morris
county, being on n visit to Newark
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IL The New York Sun says the Messrs. Hoe,
the inventors of the ''I.ast Fast" building
for them new press, which, in power and rap
idity Of execution and completeness in all its
Engagements, will far excel anything of the kind
ever produced, and will print both sides at the
same time
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Owing to the General Land Once having re-
stored 10 market about four million acres Of land
On the lines of the railroads In Iowa. the demand
for land warrants has been active The land of.
ncrs will be opened on the 18th February next
The lands so restored are outside OF the six
miles, ana subject TO entry at ~ IS per acre, aud
upon which land warrants can he used. The
lands within the six miles are 0btainabie an
- So per acre, To be paid for only with cash
virginia scrip, or land warrants issued under the
acts 81 ISL and 1850, warrants under the act Of
IS55 not being receiva Bile for the 81 so land
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The MINNESOTA CnSGBEs.uvx IT,.
Iatufe OF Minnesota has fixed the term al Mr.
hice IN the L. ;. Senate at four wears and Al,
.ht al Two. The same body has decided
!nd. oi IhIee Democrats declared to have the ma
iU'lty OF votes as Members Of Congress. Messrs
rHtIPs ana CayenangL shall hay. the i,yo sr.,.
NJ p yelohy 10 the new State. Against tbis
beckef The third elected caDdIdate havino
hhd more votes than either Phelps or Cayenanob
Geelueuly Objects tie v i'll bring the mater he
Ioie the House OF Representatives
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth Conyresy-First Session.

Is rHE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, at the conclusion Of the speech Of Mr..
Brown upon the Kansas question, the bill for the
relief Of George P. Marsh was considered and
passed, ere they adjourned.
ISTHK House, large number Of bills, resolu-
tions, DC. were introduced and appropriately
disposed Of, most Of them having reference to
private matters.
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BLoCkING THE GAME or r EBgLLIoS. 40
cording to the following extract from q Wash
ington tslegraphie despatch to the New York
Trfbnns, way has already been found to cut
the wings Of the rampant ROSTERS OF the pres
emit Abolition Legislature of Kansas, whose
efforts to legislate rebellion have thus been
rendered nugatory. Under all the circum-
stances of the case, the plan is evidently a
good one; insomuch as II accompishes its patri-
otto end of preventing the practical abrogation
of all real real law in the Territory without "A
resort TO bloodshed on the part of the General
Cover, ment:
WNsHISGToN, Dec. 81, 1857.
Letters from Kansas state that the mill law
which was passed over Mr. Stanton veto is in .
operative account Of the failure of the officers
to certify TO its second passage The bill reDeal-
Ing the act which created the Convention shared
the same fate as did also the repeal Of the rebel.
lion act. 80"
The THEATRE.-We doubt whether there
is in the country neater and more elegant
theatre than that Of Messrs. Stuart and Bour-
cicsuit, ut the corner Of Eleventh and C streets,
which will be ready for q first representa-
ton Of the season tomorrow night. In point of
convenience and good taste in oil its arrange
ments we do not know its equal anywhere; and
we may add that its arrangements for safety
from IRE ara far superior to those Of any other
American theatre. An audience Of q thousand
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LANCE FORTUNE lady I'm R.L,y,r ~ T
d u stated, has recently succeeded after several
irultiesS attempts in establishing her title 10
90 ge amount OF real estate, in Dayton, Ohio. IL
shd u Is TuHOred that the amount il ,ho,,
~ ,OJO.U0 - aoo"'
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IL new daily commercial paper, to be
called the " Journal OF Commerce." is about to
be issued in Baltimore.
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III The Governor of Georgia has Se'oeo DO
less than twenty-five bills passed by inc Leg
ture at its present session
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persons can 60 forth from its various spacious
exits in minute, as it were.
The dramatic company which opens the house
is regarded as the best light comedy company
who have performed in New York of late years,
embracing many names as WsA known to his.
trionc fame on the other side OF the Atlantic, as
on this side. - N
The LEGITIMATE RESULT. - The news per
telegraph from Kansas, to-day, is the legitimate
result of the aid and comfort which Lane and
his aiders and abettors have been receiving for
some time past from unexpected and high quar-
tiers, including Governor Walker and Senator
Douglas. Up to finding those gentlemen prac
caliy - at his back, = Lane coutsnted himself
with individual acts Of murder, arson and rob-
berry on the part of his band, and with threat
ening to levy war on the Government of the
United States. Such sympathy rs has of late
been manifested in his course and cause has,
however, brought him up to the point of essay
ing to carry out his threats.
The New READING CLERK Of the House
| must raise the pitch of his voice. His prouun.
| citation Of proper names to-day was inaudible
| in the reporters gallery in many cases That
will never do
THE U. s. SHIP CUNBERLANp.-We have
letters from this ship, at Monrovia, Liberia
| Coast of Africa, on the 18th Of November last,
when all on board of her were we'll
| Tat WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
| Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
| The time of observation is about O'Clock a. N.
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IL Six persons were baptised on Sunday nigh'
ut the Baptist Church in Alexandria
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II ONDON JUVENILE BOOKS.
IL Hans AndersQp's Tales and Fairy Stories,
Iouis's School Days,
Sanford and Merton,
. Evenings at Home, .."" ...
Edgar Clifton, or Right and Wrong
Grimm's Home Stories, -
The Castaways. or Adventures in Africa,
livery Boys Book,
FAIRY Tales of the Countess UAulnov
Arabian Nights.
Robinson Crusoe ..
Just received by .--. -..
dla ga FRANCK TAvI nm.
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. q. METZEROTT Sole Agent of Ersrd's
w and Bacon Z Ravens superior Pisnofortss.
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n%CE CREAM. Of the purest Cream. at 81 50
lS per gallon; Water Ices. Cakes Of every va
rety and styles; Jelies Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
Many 9. Pies Of various kinds and every thing nice
In the Confectionery line, at the PHILADELPHIA
ICE CREAM STORE, corner 18th and streets.
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SPIRITO THE MORNING PRESS
The LnfsLltgsResr and Union are to-day both
devoted entirely TO news
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d. DIyERNOlS' HOTEL,
a. VENUE between nth and 18th streets
WAeHINofoN. ID. c. 4
rms establishment 10 newly furnished and .,
ransed on the most modsrn and improved princinis
WIN private apartments, 4 20. rS'P'e'
W. The The Bar !. supplied with the choicest of
Game apd other delIcaeies in season. r.
>, HOT ana Cold Lunch from II O'Clock a. m. until
= @ n2l-d
SUPERIOR MEDIcATED GJN-Jn,t :.
=, ceived, q, cases OF the celebrated ondon Cor
dial Tin and lnyisorating Cordial. and for sale by
No. 554 l2th street, corner of street north Gro
oerles snd Lacquer store. d is-tf
Fancy f1fH so Fsncy
si& Store. ... -..s-.. D., Store, an
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FNANCIAL.-Sweeny. Rittenhouse, FAINT 4
Co 3 financial circular of the 4th inst quotes
stocks. uncurrent money and land warrants, "a
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NEW WORK HERALD, from la52 bound: the
~ most valuable historical record of the times IA
existence; British Naval Chrnntcle q ois and a
rare colecti IN IF ola Books Hisioriss Gove nme,t
Dncumen's OF even description.
Books bought and sold or EXCHANGED, on the most
i-voIabie terms, at the BOOK stand opposite Gen.
- s,e.Ae..- Jan 2st.
RQWLAND'S MACAssAR OIL, n GI Bbs's
A mar STORE, pear lSth street, N-Sm
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BY THE PRES, B rs F. pr. THE UNITED

In pursuance of Law, i, JAMS BUCHANAN, Prssi-
Glare and make known that pubic sales Will be held
at the aforementioned land Offices IN the State of
ALABAMA at the periods hereinafter designated, to
wit:
AT the land office at ELLA. commencing on Mon
day. the fifth day of April next for the disposal of
the pubic lands situated within the following named
townships, viz:
North Of The base lias and trsst Of the Tallahos-
see 1sTtdtan.
FIactlonsi township z. OF ranges g. g. To- ii, IL, Is,
Ia, IS, &c and IL.
Fractional tow nship G. Of ranges ls, 10, o. q, "a
%, "a and y.
ractiona sections g. IS. a. % and 30. of fraction
al township G, of range &c.
FRACTIONAL sections &C. q and 50 offtac,ienal town
ship 6. of range ~.
fractional section &c and the half of fraction
al section g. oil fractional townships, Of range o.
Lanes approp: lated by law for the Of schools,
tue sale.
The offering Of the above lands will I've commenced
on the day appointed and will proceed in the order
IN which they advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open lonser han tro weeks,
and no private entry of any of the lands will be ad
united until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this twenty sixth day Of December, ammo DomIni
one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven.
JAMES BUCHANAN.