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THR RosBERY OF THE UsIos BANK or KINDER
HooK,--The safe blown open by TIA robbers of the
Union Bank, ut Undertook, WAS made by silss O.
Herring Of New York. 1t Was one Of his best Fire
and Burglar Proof safes, and cost $500, Ii M
pears that IL was not blown open by charging the
lock ON the outer door, but BY dfilling : hole i'm
mediateiy above the lock, through which they
could have inserted sufficient quantity a powder
10 have blown the building 10 atoms The door
casting bcing sprung from the door, they applied
bars and wrenehed IL Of withoa, much diascnlty
The lock on the Burg Proof safe, $50 called
which was nside WAS blown 10 pieces, and by using
the bars again the door was remosrd and tbs rob
bers secured their booty. As the clock must have
stopped ut the time u the explosion, the robber
could not lave been engaged over two hours and
half In getting into the building and the .afe.
he robbers succeeded in obtaining 1850 In
specie, 81 which $500 Was in gold dollars "a 9s2
in bills Of the kinderhook Bank, of which 5000 90
we're unsigned and in sheets aud 900 mui lated,
~ sos in bills Of other banks, Of which 81 ,0o0 %
were Of the Brighton Bank, Mas, Of the denoini-
notion Of sos, 20's and los; also, throe checks
one for $3.50 l3, drawn by David Dayton, on the
Bulls Head Bank, 10 the order Of u. 4. Marshall /;
one for $i6l 81 TO the order Of b. &. MarshslI
(drawcr and Bank not KNOWN one for Sg5 SO on
the Farmers and Bank, Of Williamsburg. to the
order Of {. ii Wendayer, drawn by ID. 4 A. Sturte-
want.
The Bank offeIs reward Of &b0e for the detec
ton and conviction Of the robbers 81 500 for the
recovery OF the money, or proportional sum for
the recovery II part OF the money! Albany
Morning Express, Sept. 20, 1858.
safe hobbcries, such ~ above, occur just n
long the public continue to use Sheet Iron Safes
10 avoid your money beng stolen, purchase ole Of
Lilies Chilled andWsought Iron Safes, fastened
with his Powder Pfyof Locks. Call and see ths m
at the lows State Agency, las Main.st.
sept2sd TlLLlAdIlAsT. LANE i BuEI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07

ca The Nebraska Legislature convened in
extra session on the 2lst ult. Mr.. Bennett
MAS elected Speaker. Gov. Richardson de-
liyered his message on the Esd.
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THE Dxs MoIxKa VALLEY WING is published
every Monday at this ofics,is one ofthe oIdest
papers IN Iowa, and has very large and ncreas-
ne circulation throughout the nes Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and " est rp Il Illinois
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THE ATHEN EUM.
The Federal Government Needing
with Pubic Elections.

5ss- LET EVERY PERSON TURN OFT, ~
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CO A farmer, who had employed green
Emeraldcr, ordered him to give the mule
some corn in the ear. On his coming in, the
farmer asked:
"Weil, Pat, did you give the cornfn
$40 be sure did,
GLOW did you give it?"
"And sure, AS yes told me, in the ear"
"4ut how much did you give?'
.sNeil, yez see, the craturc wouldn't hould
still, and switching his ear about so, could
not get but about fstful in both ears.''
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ELECTION
or, The Pranks OF the m cd ern puck


"I'll put Girdie round about the Earth
A Teiegraphic Epic for the Times, in which the
origin progress and mAryslou dey Hents IL the
Science Of Electricity and Magnetism are set forth
politically and practically for 500 years. from the
time II Thaies to the Submarine Telegraph, en-.
bracing every broad field Of Electrical Diseoyery
and achievement, and especially the last great
FIELD of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. %, 1858.
CONTENTS:
Invocation, The Amber-spriie, Infancy Of Sci
ence, copernicus, Calico, Newton, the Temple Of
Science, Eiecirons Trance, Ills Awakening, Flee
tron Tortured, Attraction and Repu ion Eisctron
in Germany, The Electrical Machine, Electron En-
trapped, The Leyden Jar, franklin and his Kite,
The lightning Captured, The Kite In Europe
Franklin's Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Thun,
dcr-Bolt, The lightning kod, The Northern Lghts,
The Arctic Aurora, GaiyaHisn, Volta, Electron i
Metamorphoses, Tale Of u Tear, The Artificial
Diamond, Shakespeare Cliff, The Submarine Bat.
terry, The Telegraph Foreshadowed, Eiectro- Magre-
tism, The Telegraph Realised, The Ayenger Of
Blood, The Electric Fire-Alarm, The Electrotyp pc
Cause Of Cholera, Table Turpings, Ocean Tele-
graph, Conciusion.
One Unique Volume, in fancy boards Price
80 cents. Tor sale by
Gep2ld OGDEN, BHOWNELL 4 co,
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flats! Hats! Hats ~

J. x. HICKEY
las Just received 6ne stock Of Fall HATS
i and GAPS Of every kind and quality Of the
Latest styles.
His Silk and Cashmere Hats, made expressly for
this trade by the wellknown house Of LsvIs GRo-
sHoE, st. Louis.
have also ono Of the best stocks OF Buck
Gloves and Mttens. Trunks, &C., all which viii be
sold Wholesale and Retail at Low Prices for Cash.
REMEMBER THE PLACE, =
J. X. RICKETsS HAr SroIB,
aug27d No. 81 Main-st.
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COAL.

H1NHE undersigned win coll superior article Of
1 Coal, in largeor small quantities, for Cash, Ut
low rates. Having made arran gements for lar &c
trade during the Fall and Winter, will contract
to deliver Coal through town, and at Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton. VIM. L. WOOD,
Office on Sd street, at the oflce Of Stryker i
Wood, Keokuk. q. ID. BRAMBLE.
Sept. so dam Ar.rt
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Dr. T.. G. INGERs OIL,

DR.. n. G. INGERs OIL,
nENTIST, corner Of Third and Main sireets
~ Ksokuk, lows, over Xix, Halo 4 Co.'S Hank.
entrance ON Third 1t. Special attention eiven Is
exposed dental nerve and correcting irregularities
OF the dental arch. Artificial Teeth III thc best
style and fnish, from single tooth to m entire ~.
jy30d6m
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a GOOD assortment Of Boys and Youths
AClothing, IT Nos Estes House, Hain-st.
Apf1d A. W. 0RIRYITu.
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Boarding.

Boarding.
A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain pleas
liant rooms, Furnished II desired,) With board
In private family. Inquire at Dr.. Ssyharth's
office, "a It,, between Main and johnson.
Sep30dtf
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Through Tickets.
FROM KEOKIK

Ny all the principle routes, to Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington,
Harrsburgh, Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, Cincinnati Ind ianspolis.
~ Also, by several different routes TO all the
principal intermediate places.
r3- Also, to Milwaukee, Freeport, Galens, and
Dunleith.
Nb- Also, to all the Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway Mamil-
ton. Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
lsc- BY the same route to ogdensburgh, N. Y,
Pisttsbargh, N. y, and Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PROCURED AT THE
GENERAL RAlLROD TICKET OFFICE,
Moin- 81, bstnsen First and Second,
kEOKuK, IOWA.
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NOW Ready. etssy Gents
Df John Muliaiy, the 0fieiai Historian of the
- Memorable Expeditions, THE LAYING or
THE TELEGRAPHIC CABLE; with all lie incl
dents and anecdotes, impressive diverting; -
we'll as frssh and reliable biographical sketches Of
Messrs. Field and Everett, and Capt. Hu,l on.
The publishers invite the attention of the pub-
lie To the following letter, which sut iently ndi
Gates the sources and authority from which this
careful account II the grandest Of human enter
prises IL derived
NEW YoaK, Aug. Is. 1858.
Messrs. ID. AfrLETes Coz
0enfiemen--i take pleasure in certifying thai
Mr.. John Mallaly WAS with ms in the Ncwfound-
land Telegraph Expedition Ia the year 1855, and
thst be was On board the Niagara during the At
antic Telegraph Expedition Of IL 81 81 and that
he was present at the trial trip In June list and
the hnAl expedition which terminated in the suc-
cessful landing Of the cable in Trinity BAY. New
foundland. on the 9th Of August, ls55.
His indefatigable exertluns during oil this time
IN procuring every fact In connection with the en-
terpr,se IL deserving Of the highest praise.
have the fullest confidence in HE n ara tive with
regard TO every incident that took place On hoard
the Niagara during the process OF laying the cable
and will continue 10 furnish him vita every in.
formation In my power relating To the formation
progress, and success of the Atlantic Teleyrap nh
Enterprise. ! remain, gentlemen,
Very truly your friend,
CYRUS vi. FIELD.
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DELINQUENT LIST az Lots.

I IN which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
~ Matchmaking, aattering and Trimming in
4. A tfn.t ~ Il. - ~
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have this day sold my entire interest in the
Queensware business TO nessYs. J.. L. Hobbs d Co.,
and request all who have claims against me TO pre-
sent them for adjustment, and those who owe mo
viii please make settlement Immediately, ~
wish 70 close my old business soon - possible.
CHARLES =. GRIFFITH.
Keokuk, Sept. II, l85S-sp23dIm
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STA horse thief named Locke was ar
rested in Scott county, Illinois, last week,
and taken by mob and hanged till life was
extinct. He was member Of gang, and it
was impossible to get from him any secret as
to his associates. This makes the second
horse thief that has been dispatched in that
part Of the State recently.
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ME have this day purchased the entire interest
w Of Chas. u. 0rifBth In the Queensware busi-
ness and will continue the same under the name Of
}. i. Hobbs Co., II the old stand on 4ih street,
sbove johnson. where We viii keep constantly on
hand fall and complete assortment Of goods in
oar line, and fully solicit the patronage Of
the trade. ChAs. x. Grfhth win continue with us,
and will be pleased to zee his former patrons.
HOBBS 4 BARNES.
Keokuk, Sept. n, lS58-d
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RAILRoAn TJcKrTc

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Good for an uniimitedlength Of time allowing
Passengers toEtop at any point and re-
sumo heir journey at leisure.
Steam boat Tickets 20 cd until Close Of Navigation
~ Passengers can obtain Reliable fnforma ton
at this 0hce in regard to all Railroad Routes in
the United States aud canadss. ~
TROUGH FREIGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
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ass- Damages and over Charges SETTLED pGourr-
LY. -MM
VIZ. MAnrix. Gen Freight Agent, Chicago.
SAaL POWELL, Geul Ticket Agent Chieago
c. u. HAMMOND, superintendent, Chicago.
J.R .TEWKsBURY
Oct. q, '5s@idw Agent, keokuk.
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4 FATAL DUEL.-A bloody duel took place
recently near Memphis, Tenn, between Mr..
Waters, Of Virginia, and Or. J. Il. Maggie
They fired two rounds wish pistols, both be-
ing wounded at each fire. They then, by
agreement, resorted to revolvers and contin.
ued the fight. Mr.. Waters was .riddled at
every shot, and it is said died the next night.
DIR. Maggie was SO badly wounded that his
recovery is thought impossible.
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A SILENT PRINTING OYrIcR.-In the town
of Zaclegan, Wurtemburg, there has been
lately opened new printing establishment,
by NJ. Theodore Helgerad. All the compost
tors and pressmen are deaf and dumb, to the
number Of one hundred and sixty eleven OF
the former are women. They have all been
educated at Mr.. Helgerad's own cost, to the
employment they are now engaged in. The
King has conferred on him large gold med
al for this great reclamation from the social
and moral waste.
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Hon. j. w. GRIMES

IS. SENATOR ELECT FROM IOWA,
VIII Address hts Fellow a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-18

SATt RDAY, Jan. Is, 1865.
The House met at l. o'clock, pursuant to ad-
iournment Sir. VERY in the chair in the tempo
rary absence of the Speaker.
Biz Rcp"rts7-providng for the election of d
constable, in the town of Independence, in Pres
ton county. Authorizing the town of Portsmouth
10 issue coupon bonds. To cede release and grant
to james :. French aud his heirs the Common
wealhs interest in certain lands in the county of
Elizabeth City. To annex portion OF the
county of Giles to the county Of Craig. To
amend the charter of the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad Company. To prevent the
unlawful bridging of the Ohio river near Steubeu-
vile, and tor that purpose to define aud punish
such offences. This WAS reported by Mr.. SWEENEY.
from special committee To amend and re-
enact the ID sect of chap $50 of the Code creating
fund for the establishment Of a system of free
schools throughout the Commonwealth. To
amend and re-euact an act providing for the pay
mrnt of the dividends of joint stock companies
into the public treasury. For the relief Of VIM.
ii. Harris
4 futsrn1i ImprurcaisHf-0n motion Of Mr. GRECO
RY, il Wis
Resnir,d, That the Clerk of the House of Dele
gates be required to furnish the House with tab
ular statement showing the amount of money
asked for purposes of Internal improvement, by
hills already reported To the House, and that the
Clerk ofthe Committee of Roads, etc make q sim
liar statement of the amount asked by proposition
now pending before said Committee.
E1tjttot freSsAtci BY Mr.. MCCuE of David ;.
Bell ETC. asking rcliefas the securities of the late
high Sheriff of tha county of Augusta.
Tie lieutenant t,ocernorShip.-The House resumed
the consideration of the Senate bill providing for
filling vacancies in the Office of 1t. Governor &c
The debate thereon occupied the attention of the
House till near 8 O'Clock.
The substitute for the entire bill. proposed some
days since by Mr.. ARD, was withdrawn.
The question then rccurred on the passage of the
Senate BILL as heretofore amended by the elisun
If that clause relative to commissioners of the
Board OF Public Works. The question being put,
WAS determined in the affirmative ayes "a, noes
IS; whereupon the SPEAKER tpro tenn announced
the passage of the hill.
Mr. FOREMAN appealed from the decision Of the
Chair, and moved that the hill be laid on the table
Negatived
Under the operation of the previous question
demanded by Mr.. DUCKwALL, tina decision Of the
Chair sustained by a vote Of the House; where
upon, Oh motion OF Mr. DUcKWAIL, at halt paEt
o'clock, the House adjourned.
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ATTEMPTING TO suoor.-William Braz.

@Ahih.'' AiN' ~ \ HOoi' "iilam DfaL-
mel was deposited in the lookup last Saturday
night for attempting to shoot Thomas Sullivan in
the street. Bill, no doubt, WAS suffering at the
time from fearful wound inflicted upon him by
mountain dew, AMI in that condition attempted to
less destructive weapon On Sullivan, but the
cap falling to explode, he saved the perpetra
tion of murderous deed. and probably the neces-
sity of pulling hemp a reward for his valor -
Tie will have hearing before the Mayor this
morning.
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GREEN RIVER CotSrY. Near Fort Bridger, t. T., }

'NLEN NV En- NctNI1. Near fOrt Briuger. u T,.l
November u, 1857.
=, on the llth of July, 1851, was appointed by
the President to be Governor of this Territory
Since nay arrival within the limits of the Territory
regret to find that many acts of violence have
been committed on the highways, in the dastruc-
ton and robbery of property belonging to the
Inited States. These acts, which indicate that
the territory is in state OF rebellion are ascrbed
how truly do not know, to yourself A prucl:,.
nation purporting to have been Issued from you,
and passes signed by your authority, found upon
the person of Joseph Taylor, have been submitted
to my inspection
The matter contained in these papers author
ICES and commands violent and treasonable acts
acts tending to the disruption of the pcace OF
the territory, and which subj sct their actors to
the penalties accorded to traitors
IL these papers referred to he not authentic,
trust you will promptly disown them.
herewith enclose copy of my proclamation to
the people OF tab.
on viii oblige me by acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF this by returning messengers.
aui. sir, very respectfully, your obedeut. &c.
&C.,
A. CUMMING Governor of Utah Terrtoay.
10 BRIGHAM YorNG, Ex-Governor of Utah.
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MYSTERY soLyED-Dr. Morgan l.. Phillips was
taken into custody in New York on Thursday,
charged with killing the negro james Roberts, who
was found mortaliy wounded the previous evening
In front Of the Astor House. The Ceroners in
quest rendered verdict of justiiabe homicide,
the act having been committed in selfdefsnee.
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The estimates of the treasurer of the State of
Maine, show deficiency of $62.S97, fer which the
legislature now in session will be called upon to
provide.
young man named VIM. Llywelyn fell dead in
ball room, while dancing, on new years night, at
Cambria, Pa.
The receipts of the canals of Pennsylvania in
1857 amounted to 81 49,, ,ts4, and the expenditures
to $S93, ,405.
Thalberg, who was about to proceed TO Havana,
delays his journey on account of the yellow fever.
Mrs. Harrison, the wife Of Col. Harrison, United
States consul at Kingston, Jamaica, died there
lately.
Brooke Williams, of Georgetown, brother of Ma
dame Bodsco, Will, it is said be appointed consul
at Rens Russia.
Judge Merrick, of Boston, has given decision
ordering the Western Bankat Springfield to be
wound up.
H. Augur, New Haven Conn sculptor, died
in that city on Sunday.
The reported death of Mr. John Green, comedian,
was incorrect.
The ship carpenters of New York. on Thursday,
raised the frame of the new U. 5. sloop-ofwar
which is being built by Mr.. Westervelt
On Thursday night last, the store of Messrs.
Howe & Co., in New York, was entered by burglars
and robbed of $4,000 worth of sewing silk.
The sentence of Winsiow Eddy, for the murder
Of his wife, in Bostou has been coinmuted by Gov.
Banks to imprisonment for life.
Esther Leopold has recovered $1,000 damages in
breach of promise CASE in New York, from Mor-
ris Meyers. The parties are jews, and the defend
ant is a wealthy resident of Mississippi
The Medical Gazette of Lisbon, asserts that all
the persons in that city, who reside in houses
lighted with gas have escaped the yellow fever.
The trial of John b. Robertson, bank officer, at
Rochester, N. Y charged with attempting to kill
his wife, is now going on.
Smith w. Flournoy, of Scott county, Miss, COM
mitted suicide on the oath ult., by cutting his
throat. Intemperanee was, no doubt, tho cause o'
the rash act, as he addicted 70 drinking 70 ex-
cess.
The Government has resumed specie payment
at all the nayy-yards.
A little SON OF Benz. +. Shaw, was killed in Cass
county, Ga, on the ath inst, by falling tree.
An infant child Of Gray Farmer, Of Montgomery
county, Tenn was burned to death few days
ago.
Mr.. Charles Houtz. formerly Of Roanoke county
Va, was killed in an afray, not long since, In MIS-
souri.
The remains Of Mrs. Madison were sent to Mont
pelier. in Orange county. the late residence Of
President Madison, on Thursday.
Jacob Kissnsr has been tried In Anapoiis, Md,
for the murder Of John !. Mister, and acquitted.
C. r. Hurlhurt, df New York, assistant Clerk q
the House Of Representations, hiss resigned an
office, -
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GooD CATCH.--Yesterday morning off
Ger ChaIkley came upon party of negroes en-
gagged in playing at Sweat in public alley, aud
Charging directly into their midst, suceceded in
capturing Simon, slave to Blair Burweli. while he
was endeayoring to SECURE the stakes and dice
What luck he will have before tue Mayor this morn
ing remains 10 be seen.
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FAILED TO APPEAR Goings.

FAILED TO APPEAR Jane Goings, a
free woinsn, charged with being insolent TO Thos.
Brooks, and held 10 bail for her appearance, failed
to come 10 taw when called, and her bond was for
feited. Jane, it is said, left her home at early
hour Friday morning. telling her friends that she
would rather throw her carcass into the river and
become food for fish, than to suffer the agellation
which she deserves for her iDpudent tongue.
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CoNdREss AND THE CoRRUPTIoN CASEs.-Dispatches
from Washington to the New York Herald states :
Speaker Orr will appoint private committee t.
investigate the Lawrence sighty-soyen thousand
dollar transaction, ami thorough investigation
will be had.
Mr.. Letcher's duties on the Ways and Means
Committee will probably preclude his being
the committee Messrs. Stanton, Of Ohio, and
Winter Davis, OF Maryland, will be on it.
The announcement of the resolution to eXpel O.
b. Matteson, of New York, created considerable
futterinc on the republican side of the House
He will be eXpelled-there's no hope for him.
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NEARLY RE,pr.-The shears for hoist.

NEARLY READY.-The shears for hoist.
ing the equestrian statue, have been raised and ar.
ranged, the large blocks and tackle adjusted. and
the other fixtures will be completed In q dsy or
two, so that we confidently expect to see the statue
placed upon the monument before the close of IN.
present week. Every day the grounds around the
monument are literally crowded with anxious
spectators. all gathered 10 get glimpse of tbs
great work of art rs II is encased 1t isrs
ally surprising that one has ~ yet been injured
by the machinery or fixtures, when the fact Is con.
In the way Of the workmen and in positions that
they might be instantly killed by the breaking Of q
rope or the falling OF piece of timber
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SErKIxG Ann. -The Young Gnard

SEEMING aID. - Inc 1OunQ Guard
Light Battalion have appointed Committees in
each Ward of the city to solicit contributions 70
enable them TO extend the usual hospitalities 10
their brother volunteers from abroad on the o2d of
February. The tightness Of the times will render
the effort cf the Young Guard an uphill business
but We have 40 doubt that all vino can do 40, will
contribute something to aid them in their praise
worthy efforts. We append the committees:
Jeyers0R Hafd.-Lt. Jno. !. Rady, Serg't Mai.
j. b. Williams. serg't. p. X. Walden aud private
Jno. Bell.
H,disoH Hari-Capt. H. ". Fry, Jr.. Capt. s. p.
Mitchell, Capt. Vim. &. lloyd, aud Maj. 4. b. tui.
Son.
-HJdros HdtTt.-Surgeon +. W. Hancock Sere't.
;. !. Pitcher and Serg't. .JnO. Falsted.
tnt3n 0h,1 thaTch HiHs, etc.-Serg't. f. r. Tuck
er. Corp. Martin and Corp. 4. ID. Qnarles
The above committees will commence their soil
citations this morning, and il the contributions Of
the public are liberal. the Young Guard Battalion
will do all they can to entertain such military ysi-
tors as may attend the Inauguration In the
mean time the Legislature should make an appro-
priation as to enable the governor TO entertain
in becoming manner, the President and his cabi.
net and the Governors and other high digntar les
from sister States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-18

NEW MExlcO.-We have information of meeting
and organization of the Legislature of New Mexi,
co, when Donacana Will was chosen President OF
the Senate, and Merrill Ashurst, of Alabama,
Speaker OF the House. The Governors Message
speaks OF the mineral and agricultural wealth OF
the Territory, the condition of the treasury and
the establishment Of county courts. These are
the steps towards state organization.