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J.cos prxxAh boy esplsysdin ths Psse-
u. .,saan Apsoni., Texas, fsssnsly nan on
~ s.s,,. "a do amount Of severed tAessand
soll.r, which hs had absssssssd ifs@ 'ssssfs ss
S.S...,. ,;u.s Hs sas Rprsssd and evsrta-
=. !. I.diaaela. and Ne stolen property rs-
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u Yesterdays Gazette contained q oommu
n'casion which, printed in form Of circular tc
day, 70 circulated sxtsasivsly in this county and
district at the expense Of ''ths Court" We onl,
refer to It for the purpose Of saying that the
faisehoods which it contains, aud their name is
legion, were furnished from the brain Of JUDGE
Clagget. The web Of the article is, however,
wrought BY more skillful hands-by smoother
workman Who has been employed to do the Job
Ito put Claggsts assertions into form the mos,
likely to deceive aud cheat the psople-and
there 10 nothing in it but mere assertion unsup-
ported bv either facts or figures.
We repeat without fear of contra ADDICTION tha.
lst. Clagget's year upon the bench has cost
she four counties composing the District at least
$1,000, ON account of his putting lawyers
through.
I'd. Clagget upon the bench is without dig
nifty or decorum-off the bench q profane
swsarer and . blackguard, and everywhere a
notorious liar.
Sd. Every one Of the 50 cases-twenty seven
OF which were reversed, were carried up from
Caggess Court, not one from any other Court,
and not one decided by any other than Judge
ciagget himself, a. any person who doubts us
can learn by calling upon the Judges Of the Su.
preme Court. Aessrs. Wright, Woodward and
now in this city.
4th. 1t is false that the only af6davits upon |
which Claggets impeachment was demanded |
we're of two penitentiary convicts. The writer
of this sent up = petition subscribed under oath.
md is not aware that he is a peniten,iary con-
'ict. He is also we'll advised that other parties
aot convicts I've can't tell what NAV happen
'hould Clagget get new lease Of office) sent
lp petitions for his impeachment also signed
lnder OATH
5th. 1t is false that all but four of the crimi
'al cases arose under the license law, aud false
hat We have or had Il license law like that of
indiana, and false tha. Clagget followed the
ecisons Of Indiana Courts, or any other Courts.
he truth is Clagget calculated to catch the
smpsrance men BY "trotting" liquor sellers
trough while he retained the support and Sc
ured the corporation Of the whiskey interest
, lmbibing freely and shelling out largely, thus
ltsnding to ride two horses going in opposite
irections.
In short the communication of Justice is q
ssue of falsehoods from beginning to end .
ook out for it!
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The grand jury Of the municipal court at
Boston has found an Indictment for murder
ucainst Dr.. David X. Brown, for killing Miss
Websfsr BY psocurink abortion. The two wo-
msD, SsOaes 'snA Esner>on. employed In Dr..
hruwh's establishment, are also indicted Al ac-
cess0ries to the murder.
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Tho 6Ay they 10 Matters In nDlBn0sA :
-GFoas Enthusfasm for 1.imcoln and

We afs permitted TO make Z few extract.
from letter written By lady 10 her friends il
shts city, dated Ufbana, Sept. 27:-
believe must tell you something about the
County Fair and the great Lincoln celebration.
The Fair was very good indeed this year, There
we're great many nice articles Of domestic
manufacture exhibited; also very 6ne cattle
and horses The ladies had riding match the
last day for prize. In the afternoon, Hon.
Senator Douglas made i speech. did not IKE
him at all, neither did any one, but hot headed
Democrats He was poorly received here
Three very faint cheers we're al that could be
raised for him. saw Mrs. Douglas; she is 4
splendid looking lady. The next day, 24,h inst,
there was great excitement got up for Lincoln.
he vas very enthusiastically received at the
cars, and escorted TO the Fair grounds (where
he Was to speak. which 10 about mile from
both towus) BY nearly one hundred ladies' on
horseback, in their long riding habits, with blue
sashes, oil in Uniform. They looked very hand.
somsly, indeed.
The procession, in all, was nearly two milAs
long. On arriving at the grounds, which are
beautifully locsted-partly in the grove, and
partly on the prairie. They all took basket
dinner. u Was arranged on very long tables
and it would have amused you to see them ali
eat. 1t was real funny to see "old Abe" as
they call him, take piece OF bread and meat
in his haLds and eat as though he never ex-
pected to eat again. lie is q tall, raw-boned,
gaunt looking man, and reminds one Of "Icha
bod Crane After dinner he was introduced
Dy tremendous shouting and cheering, and
nace one Of the most eloquent speeches ever
heard The most laundering applause follow
"a. But cant begin to tell you all abont it.
We are all getting excited about politics here,
Engaged for ireedom.-[ Rochester IN. ~
Democrat.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON

WOHcb DCuI0uum mHVHs~sHU 0CH"1PRs
proprietor leave call the attention Of strangers and tho
1eus Washington superior article ot Holland which
hs public under the Of wole sche
dam Aromatic Schnappa.
This gin by tc proprietor exclusively at his dis
cry in Scheam Holland made from the best barley that
he Europe and saied by
harsh berry but by the choice botanical variety OF
juniper whose vinous extract h DIS
TILED sptuous solvent and thus becomes con-
altogether
nx medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The the whole medical faculty
Of the United states
chemists who endorse it, their signatures
"a o most desirable addition o medics.
persons purchase should careful the genuine srtc
ss the whole country counerfts and limitations
u, up in quart pint dozen each and or
M by all the respectable druggists grocers the United
UpOI.PfiO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
DEPOT No. 20 Beaver street, Ne~ York
l3--d3mif a .a
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|yARRIAGES FOR SALE have on hand large
buggss rocksways and and horse car
light and carriages but little used any Of which
will b. cash negotiable a short date
always the tock that kept this city and
prscn Intending purchase should fail examine stock
fore prrchssins elsewhere THOMAS YOUNG,
- Dt-t-a-~. No. 400 Penusyvania
Also for sale No. family horseage, young, and perfectly
gentle and sound, used by myself during the summer
Nov 1o--3sawifkcpsw sE UniIa'.H aa.I f.
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C,oMPLETIoN of Panama Railroad. d.-Reduction

C0MPLETlON of Panama Railroad.--Reduction
CalruaUnilcd States mail steamships leave New
or Asnwsl the sth aud Goth II earh month, connecting
with ies nersf from Panama francsco, 4,E
steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Deli fncnt, and guaranty spssd and safNy
f Panama (A7 lona) completed from
IL crossed Ia ~ hours The baggage Of passengers
In and
embcr The The
uupuy In all of the trip.
New York Panama and Gan
detention IN case Of accident so that the route Is
y reaEas
ssppsrs they at Aspinwal
go through by each and take charge Of
anac chldrcn without other protectors
through tickets the lowest apply at the AGENCY III
wost strees New York l. W. RAYMOND.
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IIousE-FuRNIsHING DRY GOODS. HooE

JI MOTHER co. north side avenue sth
streets keep constantly hand completely
Of the following named goods to which they respectfully
vte the attention Of purchasers, viz
The Wilton carpengs the
carpeungs, the newest patterns Of tapestry capctng he
patterns Brussels carpngs thrccpy ngran
ngrans twied and plain vcntian and carpelng
Druggeus ncn danasks step danasks and oil cloths
cs1hs Moaac velvet tated and oher rugs door
mspgs, coOfed and white Canton mang
Door table chs bed blankets Narseics counter
shcngs pillow and bolster linens; superior
b damasks daak table cloth. aud narkius 70 match dam
dsper oher towcngs piano and table covers
cuans; broat san lane damask aud other cur
materials aud other materals for covering urninr GIT
and nxures shade Hncns gimp tssses curtain
:crson bno and worsted pusnes veiVt
aud Brussels oonsns &c together with great variety osne
useful articles all OF which viii DO onred upon
terms as 10 insure speedy sales. Jan Isl
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TUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

Atlantic Capt Oliver Eldrid9e
The Baltic ......... ......... Capt
Tue AdFiauc Capt. James West
ships by expressly government
also In
their ens~s 10 strength and speed and their Recommendations
fr uneQnall~d for elegance comfort
Ih al this line tmea
and hsa been spared make them all good
the thorough examinan them their mode Of cotru
pc. d from New York Liverpool in first cabin, $3.50
second cabin Nb Prom lverpoe New York 80 and 20
gunsas
An experienced surgeon attached ship .- III.
No berth can De secured until paid for.
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DHILODEMIC SOCIETY OF GE0RGETOWN
l CoiegsThers will meeting resident and resi
dent members PodsmIc Society Georgetown College on
Tuesday 2eth O'CLOCK for tho purpose OF determining
The szpedncy Of celebrating tho Landing the rgms Maryland
the ensuing Nay
Rev. EDWARD n WEIGH, s. j.,
President.
cn Knnr, Cor. Sec p Jan "a
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Marble ManufA ctures, Tombs. Statuettcs, Etc.
TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il Of the public 10 his large and elegant stock OF
MARHLs ToMHsroSEs, AND MONUMENTS,
Al biz -blhmeoto nor Twelfth Thssoih
streets.
aud sther workers
.ud and other description Il stone
MARBLE AANrEIs OF THE LATEST srYIlH.
o. HE manufacture, and Of superior quality
tnyuIs DOOR AND WINDOW SIS, CARRIAGE STEPS NEw
YORK fIA0GING, kc
h M that required n the marble and
o.. either 10 ufiiy t~st1 Tor the hne arts,
description his
., nyr his yard where judge for him.
self .
NJ addition ARTICLES he has .
beautifully suitable for either the tomb the
p, BY hnsef from Italy II hcse please
a fancy he viii manufacture 70 order such may be desired
IN nj. facilities pompAness and strict attention business
he hopes expectations Of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
Esrect north, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3-dGm
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will be accountable for gold silver,
bills
ding thereof expressed therein
De-
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To COTTON PLANTERS, BY which

TMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
their incomes doublcdThe undersigned has invent
ID and obtained Icts.,s the United States for the
combination machinery for converting seed cotton
yarns continuous process cm tho n through he
rous spinning machinery until II ready for ship
weaving. 49,.
The saving this will be at least ten per cent
yarns abrc (un,okrn and unnured by the oe
rxtos o tho mschnery used and dis
NJ viii he and heavier and
viii Command tho u the world dancug all competition At
advanced prices. :. -. a.,
patent planters viii be informed TO terms with complete n
strucou obtain the bcst machinery and su
ahsr necessary pArtcuiars application addressed 70
Bee e-2Rw1yM ohoHGh q. hANhi' "oo"s
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Mr. DAVIS remarked that hs proposition not for
any particular route hot az the tme b. had no
doubt wher. the route wouid b..
Mr. root only wishr.i ~ have nosthem rcate ~
well "a a southern. ra
The motion 10 print the proposed anasnisasnt ws.
agreed To-
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 50 Wall street, n. y.
BROWN, siIIP1EY, ~ CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KE.NNARD * Co,
No. "a Austin triars, London.
h. @. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
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WaSh1nRtOn Branch HAIlrOAu
. Trains foiiows
II EAVE Washington at 6, a. M; 8, a. m; ,, p. m.
Il 4 20, p. m; 8. l5 p m.
The trains and and 20, connect directly at
baltimore East Relay for the West those at
and l5 D. n Annapolis m, for Frederick and
Norfolk 44,s E4
and 20, trains express and stop only AZ
Annapolis Washington functions.
The eastern Saturday 90 only to Phiade
phia. ...ssg ... ....... e.
Ian Al e {F5 VI r. H. PARSONS, Agent
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Proposals for Engraving and LithOgraphic
Printing.

|
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PRINTING,
8' ....s..s Washington January 20, 1858.
DROPOSAIS will be received at this Office until
day Of February next at IL o'clock for engraving
printing from the for the the Senate
charts
accompany Of tho President OF the United States
Bidders will state the price for each
hundred copies for printing separately
maps open inspection bidders
morning the for closing the bids The paper required
for printing these will be Furnished by this Office
win be required from the successful bidder for the faithful
execution Of his contract. rlttt 5s.ssg ..f u.
is to disny bid will
directly engaged in and practically acquainted with the
style of work bid for. ut
The proposals must addressed W. BOWMAN supcrin
Public Printing Washington and be endorsed opo
| saIs fDr ngr and Iihographc Printing.
GEO W, BOWMAN Superintendent
Jan 2O--eotd lIntcl&Star.]
vTNEXAS LAND FOR SALE.--3O, 900 acres, in 800
railroad routes Terms accommodating
price good encumbranccs Apply George
Fisher, at the National Hotel, Washington.
Jan 20--eo3*
A CARD.-Those of our customers who have open
IA books hereby notified that the same viii
28th respectively presented
tory settlement about the first of tho
obvious 70 all that tho peculiar condition Of monetary
renders obligatory 70 prompt and speedy col
cctons and by doing presume no APOLOGY viii bo
Dec 24-3taw4w HoOE BRO. a 90.
8A ,.E FROST KING. araIfet,i
~ WOODWARDS Metropolitan Stove and Crate
W factory Pennsylvania between 10th and lh
Sep 4-codrSm - F.
TNOR LEASE.--A square of ground situated cor.
Boundary No 1885, for
years. For particulars apply TO GEORGE W. BRAY,
Jan 22-eodrm No. 2s2 Ninth street between NJ and n.
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nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION and the Ocean
~ Post by Thomas Raney Price ~ aud important
Just Published and for ssle a, stI..
TAYLOR MAuRYS
Ian 1876 ...,.,#..I Bookstore 9th 81
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winter Term -Instruction in French.

Winter Term.-InstruCtton I'm French.
NIONSIEUR +. MASSE returns thanks for the
I patronage hitherto afforded him. and gives notice that the
winter Tuesday the LIST Of Dcember lie Is
than
twenty pupils, receive instruction BY the oral method
viii consist Of sixteen lessons twice week Of an hour
lie will employ tasquele IS
@ Instruction. and tho cooqua exercises on the History Of
Napoleon, the Persons wishing
part will please leave their at blanchard
BOOKSTORE Pennsylvania and lt street
Hoa. l. Toucey, Secretary a the Navy, Washington
Rev. George H. Cuminins, 4"
Rev. Smith Pyne, n. f,.-1
y. r. Fcndal, esq.,
Rev R. Cleveland Coke OF Baltimore.
RI Rev. Bishop 7. NJ Clark d. d. Providence
r. Rev Bishop T. C. Bowpen, D. d. Hartford Come ~
Hon. 7. A. Green New Bedford
Charles Towe ~" it- rt t.t
Rev CHARLES II. Brigham Tauncn. E.
7. W. Snow /"
George b. Emerson, esq, Bostoo..
Richard H. Dana ESQ. !"
tpes Sargent, eeq., I" H
Nov 2-ecdu
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CON NGRESSI0N AL.
Thirty-Fiuh Congress First Session,
SENATE.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1868.
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DYvERNOIS' HOTEL,
Penasylyaa;a Aceaue, bdwten Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
This newly furnished and arranged the most mod
ern and improved principle with private apartments
1870 either indies or gentlemen .E
~ Tho bar Is supplied with liquors.
tame other deIcacies
lunch from IL O'Clock, m, until ~, m
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.
DROFESSOR j. r. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully returns thanks his friends for
mont and solcia a continuance of he same ID a't
ado 1t hccAey Gallery No 44s Pennsy avenue three
doors east Of AZ street.
Aft
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Waskinoon, January 1858
For tho
CONVENIENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS,
Bankers generally Of the West End Of tho city
TIME New York and Washington Printing iele-
graph Company have opened Wizards Hotel whence
messages transmitted direct to Baltimore Fhladepha and
New York And Cities in connexon with the different
Morse telegraph lines Wheeling, Psbug Cincinnati
Louisville Nashville Memphis and New Orieans Albany BUFFALO
Cleveland Columbus Toledo Detroit Chicago Milwaukee
Louis Toronto Hamilton Montreal Quebec Providence
Portland Halifax St Johns and all intermoda1e
points ia the United states British provinces
Onlces-National Hotel entrance from Sixth street
wilards' Hotel, entrance from the yestbule
Ian 1w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-26
Foreign News.

We have four days later news from Europe,
by the arrival Of the steamship Anglo Saxon
at Quebec from Liverpool, which post she left
on the 18th inst. Great interest was mani
tested in England in the success of the Allan
tic Telegraph. The first regular message
from Newfoundland was received at Valentia
on the night OH theR9th. The speed Of trans
mission is s4id TO be quite satisfactory, and
the currents strong The shares of the COM
pany continued at about 1900. The Steam
ship Great Eastern is to be advertised for sale
at auction, and in the meantime an effort is to
be made to raise money by a mortgage. The
London Times continues to advocate the an
nexation of Mexico to the United States
The fetes at Cherbourg terminated on the 18th
inst, with Inauguration Of the Statue of Ma
poleon First. Queen Victoria left on the 9Th,
under a triple salute, and again embarked at
Gravesend on the 10th, for her proposed visit
to her daughter, the Princes frederick Will
lam. The India Mail has arrived at Alexan-
dria, with Calcutta dates to the 4th Of July,
and Madras dates to the 10th. No military
movements of Importance had been made since
last adviees. From China the news is import
ant. The British and French gunboats had
advanced up the River Peisho as far as Tien-
tin, without opposition, and commanded both
the river and Great Cannal. The American
and Russian fleets followed the allies up the
river. A Mandarin of high rank, said to be
the second officer Of the Empire, had arrived
FROM PebRHs q special Commissioner to ne
gotiate. This may be regarded as an indica-
ton that the Chinese Emperor is at last ON
ing to his senses. From Spain, we have re-
ports of further Ministerial changes, though
nothing certain is known with respect to them.
There is nothing Of special interest from
other points.
The news of the successful laying of the
wire was forwarded by Queens messenger
from London to Victoria, at Cherbourg, and
reached her as she sat down to a royal ban
quet with Napoleon on board the war ship
| Bretapne.
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NEW-JERsEY ii

which has stood the test for the last five years, and
is well known, SO that it is not necessary for me tc
give any further description, as it has proved to be
one Of the best Reaping & Moving Machines in the
country; and has never been beat on a fair trial
md is able to compete with any OF them yet
Either of the above named machines is capable Of
cutting from ten to fifteen acres of grass or grain
per day. All those that are DESTROYS of purchasing
a Reaper s. Mower, will do well to call and examine
before Shey purchase elsewhere, as they can have a
choice between the two machines. AS the price
has been reduced, owing to the hard times and the
scarcity Of money, in order to suit purchasers, he
feels confident that there are none that will have
any reason to find fault. qit|
The subscriber has constantly on hand Threshiug
Machines, Horse Powers, Corn Shelters, Clover
Machines. &c. Some of our manufacturers are
very much disposed to challenge any other machine
in existence. / do NOT think this is necessary for
me, as it is well known that 1 am always on hapd,
and have never been known to back out, but always
iface the music
We have also on hand C~ultivator Plows. for Corn,
Summer Follow. f~urrowing Corn Ground and pulling
in Grain. This Cultiyator is an entirely new and
excellent article. Farmers who will call and see it
cannot fail to be satisfied as to its superiority.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber,
JOHN sMALLEY, Bound-Brook, Nj.
June 5, 1858. re usu S2-2m
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R@ There seems to be a general split
among the Democracy throughout the North
ern and Western States. Government pa
tronage has failed to heal the breach. Honest
men are not so easily to be frightened or driv-
en- from their position. The Trenton True
american, and other would-be party drivers,
are posted on this head, and can speak feeling
ly in regard to it. In the First Congression-
al district in Philadelphia. a split has occurred
in the Democratic Nominating Convention.
Thomas B. Florence has been nominated by
the Locomptonites, and the antiLeeompton
portion have nominated DR.. Nebinger. So it
oonc
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Brutal Outrage.

The Indiana True american of the 10th
inst, Says
"The citizens Of the quiet little village of
Knightstown, were threwn into the most III
tense excitement on Friday evening, by the
discovery that Miss Ann Raglan, daughter of
a respectable widow lady of that place, had
been most foully murdered.
On Tuesday evening the deceased was taken
i'll, and continued to grow worse rapidly until
Friday, when she died while in a severe con
%vulsion. On Saturday morning a post mortem
examination was held, and it was ascertained
that an abortion had been produced upon the
body Of the young girl by mechanical means.
This sad occurrence is not without its NOR
al. The murdered girl will rest in her dishon-
ored grave; the poor old ~hroken-hearted moth
er will bend under the great weight of the
sorrow that has been thus cruelty thrust upon
her aged heart, until she sinks into the grave;
but the seducer-who will require this blood
at his hands? Who will meet him with o less
friendly grasp? What young lady will de-
cline the honor" of his company? What
mother will forbid her daughters to associate
with him? What " circle" will refuse him ad-
mission because VI the SGaln vi ouGfdSeu lHuo-
cence and murdered womanhood upon his
hands? And yet this is society-the society
of our daughters, sisters and wives move in!
Since TIE preparation of this dark act, we
have se&Sthe principal actor in it, in a com
pany of Mspectable men, laughing gaily and
talking 9yhtly. This was the day after her
bukfal, AID there was no shrinking back among
these men, as though the plague was among
them. And why should they shrink? Her
blo5d is upon his hands; but then you know
his fine kid gloves will hide that.