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WINS AMI LIaUORS.

fYHAmPAGKE AGENCY
MoET & CHA EnoNis
Fleur de ssr Oil de ardr. Verseuay and Yin Imperial
The subscriber authorized hers4
for direct importation Of the above very superior
pague and solici the attention of dealers general stock
always on hand. Samples can be the office .!
s. WOLFF,
nI7 ly Corner Of Gravier and New Levers streets.
MARETN RESAHDK-THE UNDERSIGNED, dufy
lII appointed Agent for the old established house IT Az
BoU!N hABETT CO., for the sale Of their very Superior
BTandies ALSO sole Importer Of th justly celebrated Peuny
Brandy is prepared receive orders either the low
market prices Cognac shipped direct any pcFf
the Union supply constantly hand Samples bsasa
attAe store Of
y. WOLFF,
nil IL Corner Of Gravier street and New Leyss.
GAZERAC EsRANDEES WE HAVE a GOOD
y supply hand and receiving by direct persona
from France additions stock ohis celebrated and highly
favored brand We have lTa5 in eighth pipes IT'S III eighth
and pipes 1862 do dol 1875 in half and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and eenncsseurs
generally this article is pure and unadlteraea For saa9
New York terms and prices, by
WIN. e. LEvERIdR& co, "a Old Leyes ST,
Ol9 " Sole Agents In this city
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sHERTFF's SALES.
gaEaIrrls ogrIcE. PaaIsn a oaLgags. J


sHEaur,s OFFICE, PARISH OF GELsAEs,
srrH Drsrzo1 counr r&fRfoE I5gFs V isTEA2
e. Engine and Belt 5sit, and Williams 4
M VIRTUE Of q Writ Of provisional seiz-
- ure n to directed 10 the above entitled esnse
CERTAIN PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE Of eight horse
vendor and s G s M amon iaS as
aeFs@t snd al ana sv person Of persons having Or pretend
Engine and Bell 70 be and appear file their answer before
The sEth Dsret Corr q Hew Orleans within fifteen days
Ehy sd steam Engine and Belt should be sod 70 satisfy
EFT. PARKER, Sheriff.
BUREAU DU sHEkIr, P1aossE D'oRLEAvsl
sixIEHE coga DE DIsTEtcT P4TRIcKNA Us. bSEM1-
%an sa2sf B P9g1ags RI rs g.
a E Il PPioso g 2 g q sT.s yetn
DUNE TAG}SEs Is' ys 4 e Iis
de hut cheTsHz laquee ls deaHdeGr IL prig
senf drot d die machine yapsgT ETC. e. so S ns
hes day9lt comparative Ia s9isme Gour de District
present avis ct regonde petition enregstres dams IA pre-
reclamation du dsnandeur ains ie fraf dntanes
SIXTH DrsTRer CouRT1 sTGKLEs co. vs.. THEIR CRED
Of New Orleans. ITOF s.-No. 6409
II 10 81 and N oP Peg to an order
able Second District Court New Orleans III sHe
aeeosn T y fbe Creditors u ad ca os G
PREMISE Nos b ana 90 Canal street IL s Second Di3trict "
this city made from day day from said
of IO15 O'Clock. A. VI. till P. NJ. until CLOSED
THE CONTENTS, FIXTURES, ETC., Of the Drug and n
Medicine Store surrendered by said insolEsns to their
creditors, "a per inventory Bed. R
TERAS-S2 land under, cash the spot 500 to
5000 sky days credit S0 up to $1,000 at tour months
credit above the latter six months credit fo
endorsed the satisfaction Of the Eyf die
Catalogues can be obtained al g. G. Gainess ESQ, Syde
| and al the Sherif7s Office. z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
srx1EsE COM DE- pIsrRrcr} sIGKLEs \ 20; VI LEJtRs
| de la SuuvfllP Orleans. CREA HETEF2S.-No. 6409.
| ENN VfGRFU d'IGn orttrc de yente rendm lie
Il d'ocobre 1883 moi adresss par honorable Deiee
Cour d. District de IL NpuveIle Orleans dass Re cidesu
je procederai pour cope de de nsoyabe
les eux eiapr&s designes lie LUNDT IS diOcabre 1883 e
ours adjndicao biens ciapss decs La
iie lieu jour ssdit Jour Jour depu
heuies A. VI. iUsqUa heures r. NJ
LIE FONDS, INSTALLATION. ETC., de Ia PhRTmacie
stuee du Canal Nos So ct 90 dams Deuxame District dc
cette vile, lie tout suiyaut inventaire.
| lCONDITIONS-POar 500 sOnTaes audessouE
compliant moment adjudica0H au-dessus
$500 oixante ours crenit; eudessus S40p jusyua $1,000
qatre mois credit audessus dernisre
credit billets /. satisfaction yndic
On Teut procurer des catalogues pour vene
gasn du synde, Mr. g. G. Gaines es Aagasins No. 26
| SOFT su bureau du Sheriff.
| EFT PARKER.
| oc8 10 IS Sheriff de la Parosfe d. orleans,
I
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w F.. EH3EgICEE. Nos. 81 FRONT AND SO Full
wv Streets ttcnns La, dealer in HAt!l3 ARE
and SHII GHANELERY Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Worker
BlacksnthinE and FinsiNg NJ short notice,
CEmnes Breeding, stills Jpiee l3eNes Fire Bsas AF4
Pans Glarhes Fteers, Heaters lRs lpe and III Eua oil
Turning done Steamboat and Plantation Work reas2ae.
ole terms .
importer Of Hsrware, Bots, Nuts, Wheel srrups, Ma
chiuery, etc.
TanEfuf TO his friends for liberal paouegc his
hereafter bs aDRed render them HDis
justice and satisfaction.
This establishment hiss facilities for filing all ordersfn the
shoye line business unsurpassed BY ay house either south or
West
3r CIIAS. II WALDN So long and faToabr known to The
BeRubeat community viii give his personal ateeton TO the
le23 Il WARREN f. HEDkTCK.
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Date of Departure OF European, California
and Havana Mails, for October, 1858.
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H8UssET L GFNIN NO 81 Canal stree have received a
doea NE KNlv rs, frst.rae artcla and shl5e md
Invite attention Of Sugar Planters the above
lew nv ROUSoET GENIN,
pl4 6t No, 50 GanHl stree. Ghtrtres.
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Steamboat 9fparturts Gbis guy.


Vickshnrg REPUBLIC, Montgomery. pm
Memphis. NEBRASKA, Irwin pm
Red River. wilson. .......,.....,.5 PM
Ocean Springs. BoardmRn. ,s...,..7H AM
Mobile CALF ORNIA. Hutchngs. IL cars
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n7y- The cOmsfgmee of two cases oil cloth,
marked l. G. r in diamond tNechez under per ship ITan
uuebar from New York will make himself known to GEO.
W. HYNsON CO. 81 Camp street. they will be stored at
his expense and risk ole
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTe

CAMS SALOON, NOW oPEa-THR PRoPRTEToR
~ Of this house prepared to furnish REFRESHMENTS
Quality tether solid quid OF to be surprised by 9hr
establishment SOUTH. He hopes merit and receive biz
ID are Of public patronage. os In
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GPa jSsELEgts WsiSE1EI4E2l cases 4errgeiI.E tta,s
- fa1aEss ez Hsv os ne ocean, toEs3g bv
:. WUHFF,
o. c2rlcr Of Grayier an New I.eye5 SITS.
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Naw frlaana 80 r.tfinsSn - ~ "'.I-'--1 =
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T d. BRAUN's COFFEE AND BEER HOUSE No.
- ia Poydras street
R8-The Of Liquors ST. Louis always hand
Lodgings furnished at an hours o5 sm
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DRNTAL NOTICE-DR. J !.

ezwnvDreggEa GIEDICkL, SURGICAL AND Nh.
EssSs.-zalstss8 CHANIOAL DEETIsTRY.-D A. p DOB
F45s TIE manufactures superior Artificial THate On
N1llI II Gold, PLATING, Silver Gutta Psrcha.
Teeth removed without pain Ofice Ne, 10 Bsronne atasss
New 0rleanB G9 y
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

sEa NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED lie 90
k4H specially inform their friends and tie pub ic ~
60 generally thar they have removed from their old "a
stand Batnnne and Gfavier streets.
los ST CHAR Els STREET, opposite the St. Charles The
aer where ITS CAPS etc., of the latest sly and best
quail will always be found.
Of Sm ]. ROGH Il co, Baters.
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r.ARTTcuLAR NOTICES.

re- Public Schools, First District ~ The
Public schools Of the First District will be opened NON
DAY, the 18Th inst.
The exercises Normal School will be resumed TUES
DAY the 18Th inst, ut O'clock r. M, in the Girls High
School, Clio ...
The Might Schools will opened MONDAY, November
I'd. W. .. ROGERS,
ole 2t Superintendent.
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DENTISTRY.

M 5. CHANDLER,
DEETIsF,
Rs-oFFICE and RESIDENCE,
I76 CRrOndeIef street.
d29 lyAW of Lafayests.
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AUCTION SALES.


GOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNf-
ture at auction.
BY }. A. BEARD d co.
GARosEE SIXTH, AuctioReer.
MONDAY, 18th Inst, at IL I-2 O'clock at
1V4 No. - ThaiiA street, between Apollo Baccaas win
be sold
general assortment of Household Furniture and Kobsn
Utensils Tinepece, Maate Ornaments Curtains Hatting and
Bedding, etc.
R8-fRkHs-Cash. Ole
CONTENTS OF THE ST. NICHOLAS AT AUCTION.
without
BY J. A. BEARD L co.
GARDNER sHTTH, Anctlonesr
MONDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 f-2 o'clock,
Iva the Nicholas opposite the ST. Charles Hotel viii Be
sold
About 90 feet IN length Of fine Marble Counter one Mahogany
Round Corner Counter Bar Fixtures Mirrors Chandelier and
Fixtures throughout the four stories Cooking Stove Cop
per steam Apparatus Range about 100 Arm Chairs with Chsh
ions Bedstesd Arnoirs Bureaus Washsands, Hat Racks
" pr5g-TER ys.@Cas56' ' '' ~ OH
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=, ], HART & co.

U j. HART q Co, Nos, n AND 10 T0HoUPI-
' ToULAs STREET, New Orleans, have In store and to
arrive per ships
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ssss7@sa" list October, 1855:
SATURDAY, Jan L lShgSveepsulrs for . W. oIas mile
AsAi subscription SOD, half forfeit; two -HbCFib
fill The stnke; the Club give S2f0 It the run.
tI j. " ellis names IT. c BENTLEY, by yorkshire, dam
isn ch. c, UNCLE JEF q by Lecomte dam Miss Riddle
ny. - Wood hHules g. c. by Grey Eagle, dum Margaret
Edna, by Glencoe.
Subscription 500 500 lorjt subscribers 10 Gi
HE stake, tae club 10 give 500 il the is
u. A. l.. BpgauaH tAIcG r8tll It WoOGs b. c. CAPT
BEARD, by grksbre, dam by Glencoe.
2 r. j. Wells names ch. {. SlARkE, By Wagner, dam
3. D =. Kenner names ch. c Y1cEROY by Wagner, dam
Also La yARIETE By Louis D'or, dam Ionss Jor-
dan.
Jas l., Bradley names br. DEsCHILE5 by Glencoe,
dam Brown Kitty.
Also, = c ST. RGEQN BY tfeneoe, dam Mary Lewis.
TUE&D y, Jan AliealS Of three miles; CLUB Pree $50
THURSDAY, Jan. 1.-Two miles out; CIun purse SltO.
SAME hAN-Heats of one mile Tub nurse 500
500 - >'''' P''s'
Entrance money, per cent. will the second horse and
if there second will be added tile purse,
ng will receive the purse.
The Following Stakes sEitl omen:
FOR THE SPRING MEETING IN APRIL, 1859,
FRIDAY, 81 April, lS59.-Sweepsakes FOR years old two
mile heats $500 subscription 500 forfeit; fuur sub
scribets fin he Stake Club civ $500 It the race is
md the his stake. To the st Jan
nary, 1859
SATURDAY Ith April iS59-Possake for all ages foar
mile heats SlO0 subscription, half 0reit iOur to fill
Stake Club give Sl0 if the FBce is run, and tn,
second to his stake Ep close January. 1859 Now
four subscribers:
l. T. !. Wells, OF Louisiana
,. Richard Taylor, ut louisiana
8. d. +. KenneF, Of LOHi,i4uu.
j A l. MiSSiSs
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

BidWell Township.
NAMES DESCRIPTION TAyAcos
Adams 4 C-320 acres of land and i'm
proyements known as the Bald
Rock Mill Ranch, and situated
on branch of Berry creek and
adjoining Geo Smailes ranch,
and personal property. 96
Brooks G W-l60 acres of land and improve
ments, described as follows to-
wit beginning at sycamore
in McCabes Ravine, thence
north leo rods to stake, thence
east l60 rods to a stake, thence
south le0 rods to a stake
thence west loo rods to the
place of beginning. . Al
Bensley ayid-lmprovements at French
Creek, 8 miles from Peavine,
and personal property.. al
bordwell David-l60 acres of land and i'm.
provements. known as the
Miners Ranch, situated in the
road leading from Oroville to
Bidwell's Bar, and personal
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

head of the Evansville branch
OF the Honcut and the vicini-
ty of Wyandotte, also, the vi
cinity of Bangor, together
with its dams. fumes and Sa-
terals about so miles in length
of main ditch with its mean
deriDgs; also one house near
the head dam and one house
near the Orolewa creek, and
one house at Mount Hope and
water office at Forbestown and
lot on which it stands and
adjoining J L Gipson's dwell
ling house--lot on the north
erly side and on tho north
side of the street, also the
House and lot on the s E side
of said Gipson's lot on same
side of the street, also that
portion of a certain ditch
near Mooreville recently pur-
chased by the South Feather
Water Company about three
miles of which is in Butte
county, together with the
dams, fumes and laterals and
reservoirs, in said county
thereunto belonging,...... 100.
IN L H-improvements at Han
sonville and personal prop
erty,.. 4
J A--160 acres of land and im.
provements at Orolewa, Eagle
Hotel and other buildings, and
personal property........... 3G
e Frederick Improvements at
go. V & Bro-persona! property, {
hby Chas personal properly, II
improvements at Hansonville,
and personal property,......
Sim'n s. Co--personal property, 81
& Nelson. Improvements. Han
sonVille,. .'s........''
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

Hamilton Township.
NAMES DESCRIPTION TAX&COSTS
, Bartlett E M--Chims to $50 acres of
land and improvements south
east qaarter Of section %,
and south west quarter of
section "a township 10 north
: range 3, east Mount Diabo
meridian, and personal pro-
perty Observation-Disclosures. 26 90
{ neaii John~Claims to l60 acres of land
and improvements, the south
! east quarter of section 5.
township Is, north range 8,
east Mount Diablo meridian,
and personal property...... % 95
butts W-Claims to l60 acres of land
and improvements, situated
on the east side of Butte creek
opposite Reeds ranch, and
personal property. II 81
BouiWare Phillip. Personal property. IL 10
} Burwell JOHN. "A on
Brooks Robert. 81 a.
Clanton ] NJ. "a o.
Cochran John H.. 49,, Is OF
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

Moore John. .Pers nal property..... SO 81
Rhodes Henry. Claim to 160 acres of
land and improvements.
bounded on the east by Mas
ter's, and on the west by land
formerly in possession of Ros-
ser, and personal property. 8 OF
Stockton E. Claims to 160 acres of
land and improvements, the
south west quarter Of section
Il town Is north range east
and personal property. 35 81
ocnrelDer Philip. claim to 160 acres
of land and improvements.
and bounded as follows, to-
wit: commencing at the south
east corner of Samuel Cab'e's
land, thence running mile
south, thence ! mile west.
thence mile north, thence
mile east to the place Of be-
ginning, and personal proper
W ........ 10 l.
SHERWOOD +. Claim to l60 acres of land
and improvements, situated
between Wilkerson's ranch
and Feather river. and per-
sonal property. 0 &C
steward Hamilton. Personal property. 81
Taylor Edward. Claim to 100 acres of
land and improvements, the
north east quarter of section
4, town Is north range 8
east, and personal property. As %
Tabor Co. Improvements and person.
al property. ......... 81 90
Vasburgh A H. .160 acres of land and
improvements, bounded on
the east by Feather river,
south by A W Campbelrs and
north by S Thrasher's land,
and personal property...... II 81
Woodland 7 W. Improvements at
Rancharie, and personal pro-
perty Observation-Disclosures. 40
Wallace VIM ] NJ. Claims to 100
acres of land and improve
nents, the south half of the
south west quarter, and the
fractional south east quarter
section 33. town 10 n range
ssst.....................1 Is So
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

known as the Hog Ranch, sit.
mated about two miles west of
the Gipsey Mills. and about 2
miles east of Little Butte
creek, together with the i'm
provements thereon and, per-
sonal property -. 123 3
Turner rJohn-Improvements at Inskip.... 0.
Thorp Improvements at Inskip, house
on the west side of Main ST., =
and bounded on the north by
Champlln s.. s.............. o.
Tingley-1mprovemen situated on The
west side of Main street. be-
tween Mrs Muller's house and
Lunney's store, Inskip, and
personal property. -. 10 2
Thomas x Acknowledgements at
Mineral Slide, and personal
properly. Observation-Disclosures. IL o.
Van Ness Andrew & Folk-Improve-
mcnts, house on the west side
of Main street at Inspkip, be-
tween Clark's store and Cham
plains house, and personal
property y..-...-.-.-----.-.. 81
Victor Durand-Personal property l!
Waters Geo-improvements. hotel, on the
east side of Maiu street, be-
tween North and Rheem's
house at Inskip, and personal
property. ....-....... {.
Wilmott Geo-Clains to 160 acres of land
and improvements, situated
on the road from Dogtown to
kunkies ranch, and personal
property. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22 Il
watson Craig S W-Claims to 800 acres
oflandand Improvements. IL Il
Ladiz lip-lmdrovements at Diamond
vile, store house, situated next
north Of G Tarbells store
house, and personal property. &c 81
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The Hence met at 70 O'Clock, pursuant to adjourn
in"nt.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Minueserode, Of the Episcopal
Church.
REsIGyArIoE OF Az OFFICER.
The SPEAKER presented q communication IRON the
Governor transmitting the resignation OF GeueraI
Fsancis NJ Bnykin Us General OF the sth Brigade OF
Virginia Militia.
BILLS REPORTED.
Bills were reported from the standing committees
To amend the charter of Richmond College;
incorporating the Farmers and Merchants Inau
rance Company;
To incorporate the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, of Virginia.
For the relief OF Morris Pollok;
Authorizing the election of two Commissioners Of
the Revenue for the county of Fairfax;
To incorporate the Virginia Exploring and Mining
Cunpany.
ADVERSE REPORT.
Mr.. PRESTON, from the Committee OF Schools ETC,
presented report adverse TO the application for an
appropriation for the benefit of Lewis County Semi.
nary.
HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. BURwELL offered the following resolution
which, OIL motion of Mr. MARrZ, was laid Oh thu
table:
Resolved That the daily session Of this house shall
commence at II o'clock; that the SPEAKER vacaie
III. Chair at 8 o'clock, daily, and the House take n
recess until o'clock, when the SPEAKER shall again
call the House TO order.
sESATE BILL PASSED.
o. molten of Mr.. sweeney the bill from the Sc.
nate, providing tor increase Of iaors' fees for
keeping and supporting prisoners, taken up, and
The pending amendments being withdrawn, WIS
passed-yeas l0l, nays 90
THE DORA RAILROAD.
On motion Of MIR. McCUE, al engrossed bill to au
lhorize the Dora coal and iron mining company 10
struct railroad 10 its mines wa, taken up.
After some discussion Of it's merits, Mr.. Seldom Of
fered ryder prohibiting the said company from
transporting any passrng1rs nor sny freight other
than the product OF their mines the said railroad
Pending the consideration OF this proposition,
On motion of Mr. kEMBLE tho House adjourned.
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THIRTY.FIFTn CONGRLss-First Session.
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1858.
-

SENA
MIR. Iverson introduced a bill To increesa The eth.
cheney OF the urmy and marine corps by retiring dis
abed officers Referred 10 the committee on military
affairs.
Mr. Iveroon gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill to change and regulate the mode OF ap'
pointing cadets to the military academy, and modify
the laws relative to that establishment.
A large number of memorials aud petitions were
presented, which were referred to the appropriate
committees. Among the number was one by MIR.
Brown from thu trustees of the public schools OF the
city Of Washington, praying grant OF the public
LANDS in aid Of school education in that city:
ALSO petition from the citizens of Georgetown, com.
planning Of the Long Bridge across the Potomac as
an obstruction TO the navigation of that city.
Mr.. Brown introduced sundry memorials in relation
to various local matters interesting to the citizens OF
Washington and Georgetown, one Of which prayed
Tor the removal of the long bridge aud another for
the removal of INSTRUCTIONS in the river, below
Georgetown; which were referred.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the bill to
couirn the title of Henry Volcker certain tract
Of land in the Territory of New Mexico.
Mr. Stuart spoke "a opposition TO the bill, and Mr..
Benjamin sdvocsted it, after which lie further con.
sirrstiOn was postponed.
Mr.. Hale spoke long time in opposition to the
bred Scott decision CASE and after an executive ses.
sion the Senate Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Among o!h-r bills introduced today, was one by
Mr. Scot, providing for The better secury Of life on
board of vessels navigating the Ocean. propelled in
whole in part by steam. He stated that he had for
its bas;s the memorial of the underwriters of New
York. Referred 10 the committee of commerce.
Mr.. McKbhn introduced bill granting land in
alternate sections 10 California, tor railroads in that
State.
The Speaker announced the following named gen
t!emeu as the select committee 10 which has been
referred tbs bill providing for divison Of the clerks
and messengers in Inc several departments of Wash.
ngtun among the States in proportion to the ratio OF
r-preseutalion:-Messrs. Robt. Smith, Seward, kel
sey, Pendleton, Gilman, Clemens and Anderson.
The Speaker also presented the resolutions Of the
Legislative Assembly Of Nsbraska, saying that Mr..
Ferguson the sitting delegate received the majority
of the legal of III. Territory over Mr. Chapman,
the contestant, and refung certain cnarges against
Mr.. Ferguson.
The House vent into committee OF the whole and
resumed the consideration If the Presidents annual
message. After debate on The sucject Of the Pacific
rail road, the committee rose and the chnrman re
ported Inc resolutions with amendments, referring the
various branches cf the message 10 tbs appropriate
committees. These were adopted. Ths' pat on the
81. ect of Pacific rail road referred To select
committee Of fifteen, aud the House adj burned.
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ru,pTy-rIFTH CONGREss-FrRsr SESSION

THIRTY-EIFrH CONGRESS-FrRsr SESSION
WASHINGTON, JANUARY 81, 1853
sr,Ary.-Tbs Committee On the Public Lands II
a,a hanL Tia Homast. ad hill, which made d
p ppscisl order for the 9Th of February: The Comm
tee on Military Affairs reported bill TO increase IL
army by adding and companies to each regimen
ras,;,pants ! call was made on the Secretary
war for esims,es Of salaries due to the Florida 70
untssrs. Mir Dooli,te's resolution, giving medal.
Commodore PauIding, for arresins Gen. W aiker, q!
considered and was under debate "hen th's repc
HousE.-The Committee of Ways and Means !.
,r.G the fortifcston, naval. civil. legislative o.,
ca,va judiciary. and appropriation bills "a, Dill
Ina was nassed The committee Of Ways a,
M-ans reported bill to supply the deficiency in u
public printing, stat.d 10 be now due, for psp-
alone, amounting TO SEo,OOO. The Senate bill, {,
tending the time for naval officers, who were a.
grieved by the refining board, TO make sppl;ca, :.
for e,toratiou to the 7;h o: April, was passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

Lieut.. VIM. a. Parker, of New Hampshire has
been detached from the US Naval Rendezvous,
and ordered 10 the command Of the barqae Release.
At the Charlestowp Navy Yard. The Release will
sail very shortly with stores tor The o. :. squadron 10
the Mediterranean.
Capt G. j. Van Brunt has been ordered, and has
reported as Assistant Inspector OF Ordnance at the
Boston station. 1t is rumored that Capt. Wm. H.
Gardner is to have the command Of the ra.se Mace
dousn, at Boston; bu. orders have been received
for the equipment. The repairs on the Roanoke are
frame timbers, aud twelve Of her berth deck beams
have been discovered broken, and the end ia not yet
The u s. sloop of war Germantown. Commander
Richard 1. Page, arrived at Snon's Bay G. @. b.,
Nov. g, in II days from Madeira.