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STACEY POTTER. Edinburgh. hy the Rev.
Ra cl tie, the 3oth int NJ. Hiram Stacey, Of
Charisstown. 10 Mrs Mary Potter. If e iinbursh
sTEDMAN-HALL-Drc4 4th, hy Rev. T. B. T. IL, Mr..
L Ste imam Miss II. A. uali,aii of Charlesrown,
PORTAGE Co., Ohio.
BOYD-DARLING.-At the sPrentiss House. on the
seh ins nv Rev. e J. L. ,ker. MIR William r. Boz d
aud Miss Emma 0asmg, hoth of S.reetsbor.;.
DAMoN-ENDLy.-Iu Randolph, November a6fh. by
Rohert NJ. Hamilton, O.. Mr. A. R. Damon. OF New
DeeIfiei.
MfLLER-BEEcuER At the residsuce of the brides
moihc, Mrs t-y -chsr, in Snal -rsve. on the 5th
inst. by Frof. J A Carrie Il Mr. Gro II. Miller. Of
Frreiom, aud Miss FL ". Beerher. of SIalersye.
BAssETT-wINCHELI.-In Atwater, on the 4 inst,
by Add ~ W0rnt,, E.q Mr. Wesley C. Bassett and
Miss salin'a Wan hr, b tl of Randolph, no.
GuRLEY-BUTLER.- In This vi Iage tire I1tb. by
Rev J. G.. II rt, MIR Royal Gml-, of Rootstow,r, and
Miss h. nr eta NJ, daughter of WIn Butler Esq Of
Rasenus.
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Died.


TURNER.-Aiihe the residence of iiis father Edward B
Turneri, in TITO, Geauga C"unfy, Monday morn
ing, November 2ls', of Co siiniltinr, William H. fur
aged 2i years, being the SECOND scin OF that In
sdious disease lis Mr.. Tdrners Ia lily the present year
William was a young man of rare promise, Of great
iniel cLal aiumen and Il strict iiI egr:. He
st,n-nt of tine wesern Rtrr,e ErlertIc In,tfu-' In
Hua Portage Co and Der Of the Die Church
in place. His whole life seemed 10 In to do
the grra of good to his fellow and lie
spared pains preparing himself for this important
end. IS .5zv4rr - ggst7zf1Ef
This deceased WAS member of Il, ergreen Temple
of the o. of q. T. nnd took irep interest in III
mertm mg and oI .cs IF that ganz itof.
At NEE itg of Evergreen Temple held Novemb
26th the folio ing iesoluiio adopted
uRREAs. Col, In His allwise provldrnce Hs removed
from us, by Geah our itlpved brother, william II
Turner, thereby brn.ug to the hearts of many
both tar and near, Thrrrf,fr.
ResofUed That IN this IA ctiye dipensatinp, though
community las sustain itreparaie loss. lie Chu cf
lost living xemplar of GOSPEL TRUTH the family of
It's most valued members recognZe the and #
Father, aud how with submission and lnaiui, fully
Conscious of our great lUss.
Resolved That Temple we offer our heartfelt
synpa the iy and relatives of hP dpces sad and
those distant iens who, hr day Of III, bursl,
showed their appreciation of his worth
Res0fued That al h,nRh prevented from attending
meetings since his return homr by fast failing heal
yet clnirn him n hrosh-r. aud recommend that
anner be draped in mourning for the pace of ninety
DAYS.
Resor.d That cory of these resolutions be P-esrned
to f.ily uf The de- eascd. aud the Principal of
school "f which he member.
Reso'ved That copy these ,lions b- presented
to Alaly ST and Portage COUNTY u nocrat' for
pui licatinn W FL ATT l,-a.
TRor Nov e6 Isse. MARCIA PRATT ''on'
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John B.own's Funeral.
Special Dispatch to The N: Y. Tribune.


VERGENNEs Vt. Friday, Dec 9, 1859
The funeral of John Brown took place al
North EIba on THURSDAY. at o'clock. The
hody was borne hy six of his neighbors from
his own roof 20 a rock near by, under the
shadow of which he had drecled it TO he laid
The cnfiin had been previously placed in f oni
OF his door step. where his neighhors came in
crowds to lake last look. The face was
hardly changed, and wore its usual serene ex
preston Before leaving the house, his ia
vnrite hymn, . Blow ye the trnmpet-hlow," "
&c, was sung. aud an impressive PRAYER was
offered by the Rev. Mr.. Young Of Burling. on,
VT. whn. ith .lr. l. G Bigelow and two
Others Of that city. had ridden all night to he
present Remarks were then made bv J NJ.
McKim of Philadelphia and Wendell Philips
of-Boston amid the strong emotion and deep
|sympafhy of the f.mly and friends. AT the
grave Mr. Young quoted Paul's words. 81
lave fought the good fight" &c, and pro
nounced benediciion. .--s
II was deeply touching TO see the three wild
ows leaning on The arms Of strangers and re-
lieving their broken hearts bv sobs a-
The crowd slowly and reluctantly left the
ground and the martyr is left in, his grave
among the bills.
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NEWS OF THE wEEK.

Governor Seward was presented. in Alex
sndria, with three superb Arabian horses.
which will be shipped to this coantrv. Tive
Of them will be presented 10 the New York
State Agricultural Society.
It having been reported that Senior Oviedo
the diamond bridegroom, was only man of
paste, Mr. Thomas D. Carr writes to the Sa
vannah Republicans. that the Senior is native
of Havanns. is worth 1900 900. and has two
plantations and l 500 negroes
Jeremiah II. Brown. who had agreed to
support fifty-two young men studying for the
Baptist ministry in Howard College. Ala. at
an ANIMAL cost Of si3 900 in the aggregate.
bas recently endowed theological chair in
that college. by contribution Of S25 900, in
addition to his former pledge.
Mr.. Thorueurn "a son of old Grant Thorn.
barn, ~ well known as n scotsman and horti
culturalist, will probably. says The Boston
Journal soon be called tn Monnt Vernon 10
saperintend the restoration Of tho-e haIlowed
grounds laid out BY Washington.
The magnificent auroral displays witnessed
in the United States and Europe early in Sep
ltember. were also seen at Cape Horn. where
they we're remarkably brilliant. ..a =
A curious instance ofihe patience and per.
severance of the Germans is afforded by a new
Encyclopedia which, commenced in Berlin in
l774. has Just been completed in two hundred
and fifty two volumes. Six editors have been
employed upon it, and notwithstanding the
lcommotions which have, shaken the country to
its centre during the progress, she work has
gone steadily forward, scarcely delayed by
the events which furnished so much material
for its pages sa-6f 49, J hae RAJ 2
Henry Holcomb, of Southwick. who neariy
murdered his wife. short time since, ard who
has been released from custody on $4,000
bail, returned to living with his victim. ,s's
A young lady il, Philadelphia, named Mis-,
Ann Nicholson died from the effects of NOR
phine. adm inistered through carelesness, in
stead of guinine. 7uiaH s'
i The subscription for the memorial OF th,
late Alexander Won Humboldt, in Germany
has already reached the sum Of seventy thou
isaHd ihalers. 5asc8.j .jae3 "a - 74i' a!5@
A military force has been detached from
Fort Ripley. and sent TO the South western
part of Minnesota, to qaell Indian disturb
ances.
4 The Harrisburg Patriot 8. Union. speak
ing of the suhscript ions to keep the wife an,
children of John Brown from starvation, ha
the folio wing original and brilliant idea. y
therefore, the intention of the subscription 70
the family of John Brosn il only to afford re
lief TO his relatives according 10 the flesh it
an insult to the majesty OF the law, and an en-
td0rsement of his crimes ~
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Democratic Msvm snts.

The Democrats bel Convention for the
18Th Congressional District. at Akron. on the
lst inst. to appoint District Delegates to the
Charleston Convention. Choice was made
of Samuel d. Harris. Jr. E-q. Of Portage
Conniy, and Gen. Samuel Lahm. of Stark
County. Judge Douglas was the first choice
of the Convention, and is the first choice OF
| he Delegates appointed. a-aas ian H ia
Last Saturday County Convention of the
! Democracy assembled at the Town Hall in
this village, to appoint Delegates 10 tie Dem
ocraiic State Convention 10 behel, in Colum-
bns, January 5h, to appoint fonr Delegates
ut large to the Charleston Convention The
following named gentlemen we're appointed
Delegates to the Columbus Convention -
Luther Day. Ravenna, r N Avery. Aurora,
Jas, p. Nichols. Shalersville, Wm. Paulus,
Sufirld. o..t5esr l.,... gai ~. ta.s;t
The National Democratic Convention at
Charleston. South Carolina. to put in nom-
nation candidate for the Presidency, is to
be herd on the 23i day of April next
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N<V h1axlm Strictly hunfTeu
give such balm AS have strife ttE
With nature or the laws Of life;
With blood my hands stain,
.s- Nor poison men to their pain.
He is a PhYi icial indeed, who Cures!
The Indian Herb ctor, r. Lyons cuirs ii e fol.
10 ug complaints in the most ohs'inate ssnges of their
existence,
Diseases of the Throat Lungs Heart. Liver Stomach
DrOpsy in the thes.. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Fits
Failing sickness. and all ~ her Nervous De-
rangemPnIs. Al lsn, alt diseasa OF the Blood,
such Scrofua. En-. sii Ella, Car GERS.
Fever Sores, Leprosy, aid all other
t' ceml lica ed cir, ME plants.
All forms Female Difficulties attended tn " ith the
ha hpiest te.u!ts.
Il is hoped that will despair ofa cure until they
ci, the Iuan Herb Doctor'sM ciiss fair mud
Eauhu q ia During The d cro. = travels in Eii-
ropr; WesI Idiss, East ladies, South America and
United States ne hUs iee the Instrument in Gods hand
to health and vigor ou-a -ahds who given
up and pronounced incurahle by the most eminent Old
SctuoI Physiciau>; nay more. usanCs ho
the verge of the grave. haw living MONUNENTS to
the INDIAN Herb Doctors kill Al d sc es.fl treatment,
aud dsiiy exclaining-.. Rle srd he he da, hen
first and partook of the Indiun Her Dee or'a
Medicine. ssisf,- s.H55- -s'
Satisfactory references of cures will be gladly and
chee rfuli, gwen wi9n-v rrquiied. s
The Decor kdges Lis and bonor that he al 10
nowise drsctl indirectly induce nny Invalid
take lis edlres wi hout The Cngest probability
of cnre.
Rem mner, consultation and advice fee. 2 he POOR
.hal he iherary considered.
H-Y Post Office aidrr s., box 81 63
X LYONS MD.
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q Hs was nos Permitted 20 spAk Word"


So. boas,falls. saws the conqneripg General
|of the Armies Of Virginia.'in writing to Gov
|wi.e announcing the execution Of John
|Brown. And this is Slaverv-breathing q
Esprit Of tyranny more absolute and despotie
than any despo,ism on earth. Free speecf
and afree press are not tolerated on Slave soil
and even diving man is mot permitted i'
speak word i is time for Tree men, am
upright men. to ponder these things well :
The conmnndine General announces the dealt
Of John Brown. tins
CHARIesrowN. Dec 2, 1859.
4 John Brown has been execnted. Every
thing passed off quietly. He ,Ons not permi
! led 10 speuk w6rd ! viii send his remain
II fo IIarpe,s Ferfs ibis evening at 5 orloci
Z They will he ,,-o;l cted from violence, and wi
\ he del vered to Iiis wlft. The hour has bee
b fixed -, the request of Mr.. Is oAn 49,.
! fSisns6l sNWM. {, TAIiIAFERRo,
II els Major Genaral
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aAvEnNA BOOK STORE,
A NDaFANsC Y BAZAA

A n DE- ATNAC Y b a Il A A r Il
Thore ne enisrtsinmet SO cheap as Reading and no
pleasure 80 lasting.'-LADr MosrAouK
Now that the Reading Season of the year
has fully come the attention of the public is directed to
the facilities 81 the Raven Book Store for procuring
desired and desirable Books in every department Of
erature. A-s-zr-
Tho purchaser win End Iaige .soe. of mscelaneous
books-all of iatere.t value. large quantity
of these Books will he sold regular
retail prices and special Inducements will be made to
those who viii buy in quantities.
Historical Poetcn Bog hical, and Scientific Books
may also be found. Juvenile Books in almost endless
variety Bibles. fea:smens, Commentaries and Prayer
Rookr, Of every style published.
: HYMN Books of all the various kinds in use
by the dozen or single copy. -
School BoeKs. School Stationery. Books
and Cards for Teachers Rewards, as usual.
ANY Books that may be desired will be or
dered promptly, and furnished publishers prices.
ATTENTION is also called 10 the News nepot
Department. The commencement Of The new year is
the time Periodical Lite year
Any Magszne Paper published in the country Will be
furnished at The counter mailed with pronptness to
| subseribers ORDERS solicited.
New Books Just Received.
THE MINISTER'S woOING. BY Mrs. stows. -.
GOLD FOIL. by Timothy Titcomb.
LIVINGSTON'S AFRlCS-New edition Price 81 ,ao
HOW TO Do BUSINESS Manual of Rasiness and
Gu de to SuE-crss- A valuable took. Prize Soc.
BARTH's EXPLORATIONS AND TRAVELS IN
CENTRAL AFRICA. Illus s'raied Pr ce 81 90
BAYaRD TAYLeR's TRAVELS IN GREECE AND
| RUSSIA. Jus published Hsa sh7
ELLIS THREE VISITS TO MADAGASCAR. Illus
traied. Price 81 60 ll4 -794s & @
TIE scIEN, OF EDUCATION AND ART OF
TEACHING. ogden. $780,.
EswoRD AND GOWN. BY Guy Livingston. Price CSC
THE sTIiDL NTs HUME-An Abridged History OF
England from 1868 o 1858 illustrated. a :
THE iDYLs OF THE KING Tennyson,s new Poem.
AiLBURNs TEN YEARS OF PREAcHER's LIFE.
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR MAN. Price s5c.
In the department very properly termed Fancy Bazaar
newspaper advertisement will begin 10 tell The
complete ard elegant stock presented the of the
purchaser. rrrs. & q 5=s.s
j The HoIIDAYs are fast approaching, and
me stock of Goods for this purpose arriv
Raveann Book Store and Fancy Bazsar, win be found to
eclipse any former array ard WILL is hop d. contain
articles that all of tn. odd and iihera customers
the institution find desirable, and also something
that every new will be pleased to secure. s
Now OPExED Fine Stock of Fancy Hair
Plus. Leather Bags and elegant patterns. Pu ses
Portmonies Trae cling satchsls, large and desirable
stock just receiy.d. E $50 2- -s'H s-
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.rle roots and the leave. viii y the healing of
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.

nR. Ri LYONS, T. crlrin ared Indian, Herb octor
~ can b. CONSULTED at the fouwig plates esery month
during 1859 -6t:
Cleveland Office lsi Superior street. Office days Ia
Cleveland foows:-ls 3D. lth, 2ih, Is b. 24th, 25h,
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To THE puBiIc My wife ffered with The Liver
Complaint. Affection ct the Lungs aud HEAT She Snf
fere also with very severe ta,n by Rsnstis
and Neuralga all the she endured without a'iu tor
SIX yeais having faded to receive relief fom various
0tner sources. Tnrec months was intnctd to
Try Dr. Lyons ,he Indian Herb D"ct'rs Medi''ines
is success In alternating her suctigs hern of such
ishiug nal that gratitude 10 The D"cr, aud
tho duty to firing huna'fy bel mss'ifralird
M ON 20 recommend him as an excellent aud rom,e ent
pb, sican. T.NArlOR,
Psines -ilr. Ohio. tasS-Sn
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GS- The Steamship Persia reached New
York from Liverpool last Thursday. Among
her passengers we're Baron Rothschili, o. s.
Minister Preston. from Spain. aud G. w.
Kennard, Eq Chief Engineer of the Allan
tic and Great Western Rail Road.
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TrulA 5 sIrarqer t.an tiet.en.

DR J.yoSs-Deur Sir: Deep gratil ude req Tres
certify 10 You tur tlsssings rFrevei II Sod
Through sour ugency About eight months ago. was suf-
fering severely with diseases Lung, 'er and Heart,
and my Whole labotima uutlcr very hazsrd
situation. rwire ird at the ur>. ami p.ti, cal
ciiilis redne jig da,se ap-
Piled you. wing i-<trd the skii Cf either p, si-
uf this piare with sursrss ami IN h,t yst n
with the highest hoje of e n iny OIL, gree Of
health nIoe. ard sincerely hope :tat 1t may be
portion to relieve The frInrs at thousands Of
poor discours gea invalids, as yoH lave Eir.
.-st Yours &c., lSAREtIA y. BAKER. 5
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Gr Fernando Wood is elected Mayor of
New York--a subterranean Democratic tri
umph.
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BRowS AND WISE AS old Brown ia called
Ossawaiomie Brown. n correspondent sug
gests that old Vie should be called What an.
ass annie Wise s}a e2 gag
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Finances Of portage County.

"a Ropenna, SepsenJey l.k 1s59.
TO the Hon Judge Of the Court Of. Common
Pleas for the County Of Portage and
S.ate Of Ohio: -,
,I,HR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PORTAGE
Count, respectfully submit the following statrH'ent
showing full exhhi Of tie OF ys coll ,ced
and received tl- County Treasurer, and the amt
paid for era purposes hereinafter mentioned, for
life hs ending Sept 1s,, 1881 the conciiuu
uf the Treasury at said date: 900
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EXECUToR's sALE.-on the eOth

premses heio" srribcd Will tr so highest i'd
der the oil, ing described the pss, ercy II
Jairs Perkins, deceased to ut: 81 in The town, hip
Of Hiram in the conu oil Portage and state ot Ohio,
berinning at that paint in lie eea,er eadng from
Hiram Nelsn where che lire of he es,ee ie-
longing TO the said James Pc kins, dveaed. L. icing
part of lot M so In aid t"wnship. inelsees With said
nter road. and rnnning 2or b chSins
aud ot links lands deed. Samu q Aer; th-tce
south along the south line Of the sae hrloagins tn 'he
aid Jams Perkins, deceased.far enough hat hue ru
ning aiai the west line said estate TO he said
renter road will aiu MY ies, aud u neses.
sa,y nnrh further >sid south inr said csair
hence north said cen;er road wilt bring sald
sale the snm of 90. cash the uay
rf sale. Apprais at SIS 90 TER arr-.
john r. v UGuN.
Executor of J.ines Perkins. Letyased.
Brown Il Wo siwrtth. Arms. d-elt-tw
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oFr1C1AL PAPER OF THE cor
CITY. .

~aIsPaPEs,hzxfng sl,e - ~ - sT CIE
s<>azzTssnunRv OF PorSage, re1SSF III rnoS
.Hysntaeeous nnd aeSny q mediun
Tor AdverSisiuG. Men VIII
,sok rfOtfe9s
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fbiy be delivered without ~aiting longer for
the organization Of tie Hoa-e
HOUSE, Dec l2-Tbe day was spent in
ra9biiag debate Hi,hout sesnlts. No ballo,
for speaker.
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ExPENDTrURES,

EXPENDITURES. -e..- u
Amount paid State Fe!ru1ry Settlement. as olcics:
AMI, State Debt or Sinking Fund 1854 65
General tnue Fund........ 81 6 77r--li u
l.onmun School Fund 10 o. q
75 :s05 es ]
Amount paid State august Settlement as J6l.o1cs:
An't Stasa i,rbc suking fund. So IL 81 sa& 6
General Revenue UNI .l>o "a ...f-.
- Co School fund .......... 6u.9 63
se1ool l. ba,y tuni .......... AUG Il o
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certify that the oreEon ng truly taken and
copied from the original Report l IN the Clerk
uains. fJss1s-5wl y RosTWtCK. C1ariE
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Burial Of John Brow.

~ II Is to be hoped that the folly Of call.
ing John Brown insane. will cease.
Burial Of John Brow..
Jihn Brown Was buried at North Elba
Essex Coanty, New Yolk. or Thursday last
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afi ~ gftttt.A lsGH ~. 20 -i+-s-7
,lisa baa $3.50 beassa8.dla s4aa '. asts0s
IS - sslsssazTss ssia ssaazas diiS as-4eas
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PRoF. S!LLIMaN "A statement has appear
ed in print over the signature of B. S,liiman,
".Jr.. Prof of General and Applied Chemis
",ry. in Yale College" averring thai the Pro.
fessor has never prep ared ay recipe for com.
pounding a non explosive Burning Fluid. and
stating further that no recipe can he founi to
renrier the vapor Of Burning Fiuil,' with
co nmon air iuexpiosiye. The Prof. says =
:: The public will not. or cannot understand
sthe real danger in the use Of such mixtures
,a---:bat the explosion IS not on the part oil
"ihe lqaid. hut of its vapor when mingled
!. with atmospheric mir in the can"
PRor. HARDIxER. THE NEW ExGLASD Soar
MAN-I'his world removed gentleman, and
most useful man of the age will be in r wen
ma in a few days. when all who are wise will
be .ure to see and hear him. O;sian +. Dodge
good Judge of Soap, Fun and Ora,ory. in hi
Literary Museum of Dec. l, speaks of Prof
Gardiner as follows ,
This talented, versatile and brilliant orat or
is yet in our city, dealing out JOY and his in
comparable soapsto all who app eeate clean
illness ami Il sm 10Th skin. We have tried lis
soap for shaving. and find it better than an,
article that ever hefo used II has beer
tried in our family, also. for removing stat
:, and grease spots from fine wearing apparel
and in every instance it has entirely renovated
tie articles and made them appear as fre.f
an,l bri ,ht as when new. This is entireiv On
solicited testimony. and we voluntarily offer i
8 because il Is truth.
...f.
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MaXlfH StfIcFIy huHf'feu tU--
give sirh balm as have lao strife
With nature or the Laws Of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men TO easi their pnin.
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4
IIquenily showed his charges 10 be false: The
Idebate waxed warm and the excitement ran
high, and personal collisions we're with Difficult
4 ~ avoided. z.4a- 3,
/ The. debate continued till o late hour. when
a SECOND ballot wus taken as follows: Sherman
El07; Bocock. s8; Gilmer, %; scattering, "A;
necessary TO choice. ll6. -
The House then adj ,urned.
" SENATE. Dec. The debate on Mr.. Ma
sons resolution continued through the session
The Senate adjourned till Monday - i
i IiousE, Dec San Irregular rambling de
/ bate occupied the session. Seward Greeley
!. John Brown. and matters and things in gene
. raj were discussed. Messrs. Stanton Cox
Sherman aud others participated in the. DISCUS
sion, ard the Honse adjourned without action
lIou-E. Dec. 9-The debate on Greeley
Douglas, &c. continued. and reached poin
U Of great bitterness. when Kellogg aud Logan
members from Illinois. we're prevented BY
members in the Immediate vicinity, from ,
pers onal encounter The scene was one o
$ Wild excitement. Order was finally restored
! A long debae ensued, touching the organiza
|tion Of the Horse
!. The foIloaing ballot for Speaker was had
: Whole number votes 23i; necessary 10
!, choice ll6. Sherman, ITO; Bocock. SO; Gil
= mer. 20; scattering l3, a.-
/; ID At 20 minutes from O'Clock the Hoas
adjourned.
y HOUSE. Dec. 10 The day spent in wrana
ns ling Improbable debate-no vote taken 70
X Speaker. -a
ilI { SESArE. Dec. PA committee was az
eiI ,o;.,sd 10 ,,o;, on ~. na IT,.
hin that u Senate vas ready 10 rereiV
demonstrations. THE Messaga VIII prob'
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Now OrEvED Fine Stock OF. Fancy Hair
Plus. Leather Bags, and elegant patterns.
Portmunes, Ira -elng satchsls large and desirable
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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-11
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(FoRMERLY THE HAUS HoUsE.)
Corner of D and Third Streets,
MARYS VII

A FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD
IA ING, with front of one hundred and sixty feet
with verandahs encrcling the same, parallel with each
story.
The above House is situated in the centre Of the
business portion of the city, and was built and fur
nished for first class Hotel, and such has
perior on the Pacific coast.
There are no dark rooms corralln the building.
All the rooms are light and well ventilated.
Having recently purchased the above property, 1
have made extensive improvements in the building,
and re-furnished the same in superior style. am
now enabled to offer the public hrst class Hotel al
prices that will suit the times.
The entire establishment will be under my persona
supervision, having determined not to rent any por
tion of the premises.
The house will be kept open at all hours and room
for the travelling public arriving by the stea
mers and coaches.
BOARD per week .-.... ...............$ 81 90
board per week, (according to room) $40, Sf2 St5.
single Meals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 cts.
Lodging per night so cents, 70 cents, 81 %.
dec14-my LEE McGOWN Proprietor