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Di.solsiioa Of Copssises>Aip,
snsHC COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE TX.
j lSglNG under tho naae and hrm u ROSSfES.
JONES MOORE, is this tay dissolved By mususl sso.
i1cd u. of The late trm in svtssueus II ns
business AL psr>,es indebted to aid hrm usli please
iarwa-d and settle.
JAMES y. HOYsrER.
JuStIll JONES.
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh. July l, 1858.
JONES 4 MOORE,
ID ETrRN THEIR THANKS FOR rtlE LIB.
n EkAL Is'rcaasc brsowrsi ujsa The old urn. saa
respectfully that they have associated ,hsurse.es
in business ., the I'D stand vh~sv always be sespd
cheap aud full II aHy Gse@Ssss Their cape
tai being limited they euapIrd I. sdcps The tsst
r.ss, which will ts hereafter strictly .slssyi ~
JAMES A. MOORE
LUST r. M,, WE'D .,,,.,,,,. c,,.,,
July L.. iSss. SIT
vuVuE BOOK AND PIANO FORTE prsiNEss o. Z
l. 7. NASH vii in future b. ereaacssd By
JAMES Z. RorTn. tet to. s,~.l ssd
Jos. V. NASH, (sSs u l. r. .sssALy
Under the irm aud style Of
Z. p. ASH 4 CO..
With all the advantages yraycd by the hasss hssss"f'ss
The s,,su'ian viii be given to the svss<se and
liberal tsrms--OF TRIAL"
MR.. RiCmARARlCMES,
Who has had sLaxv II the rsns bsparssus sr The isss
four years. viii csutinuc with
~ Persons indebted u the bassasss u r. r. NssA
' Er. NASH 4 co.
Conner Bank and Syeanrss ssa
fssss>barx. We.
Drermbsr s. ISIS. i"l-iy.
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- eeAp~seNse ~ 60 hswA4 ~ Ne SOC @a".a 81
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49, 10y q o. 90 1-s<
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DgavrMgavi-ATtx FINE srrrIr o. urstx~.
II f0AlON~ ANb nAxUxw psss~essy - asssy
esnA Sssh - gssssxsa 500 F~ssssA Ten - H.
6FvsAsA Cseks xsssksasI f~skss hs@AsI H.
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR sALE!l

FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE!!
a VALUABLE LOT OF ABOUT FIFTY NEGROES.
"A among them two Carpenters one Cooper, one Mason;
Derot in the Of Kinsion. Lenoir county ~ c. On
THURSDAY February .i,h prux. portion will be sold
for CASH and the balance on time. -
J. c. WASHINGTON.
GEO WASHINGTON.
Kinston. \. c., Jan. 10. 1889. Ida
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nIsCEILAHE0Us.
HODGES BROTHERS,
% HANOVER 8 II EFT,
80. BALTIMORE.

White Inn Front WdrsAouse.)
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NORTH.CAROLlNAS STRIPE AND PLAID
~ aomcspuns for servants sametbing entirely new.
Just received by
January %, 1850. ls-1f
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
Important win Case in indiana.

An important decision has ia,els' been .nado
IN the GraIit Csari Of Payctte County. In
diana, IN an action 10 test the validity of tho
viii os Joseph Miner, Sen, deceased. Tho
estate bcqneathed in the viii il worsh praba-
biy htty ot sixty Thousand dollars, and len,
mainly, 20 three sons--.Joseph, Samuel aud
Noah. Thsre wrrc f,ur other children.
namely, William. Alexander, Rebenca and
Frances. To Willian, the will beQueaths
five dollars, TO ALEXANDER, about 300. aud
TO TIE ;up sisters, Rebecoa and Frances,
SOD per year, for twenty years, without in
terCSt.
The suit was braugl,i by William Miner.
20 set asiis Tire will of tine deceasei-allcg-
lnG the ul.'Oundness of mind Of the testatur,
ami also tie undue execution OF tho instTu-
mrut.
The plaintiffs evidence was 10 the efTcc.
that in the a>t dav~ of the .csiatur he rapidly
dcc'lncd u physical and mental strength;
that he was 81 years "f age at the time of
making tie will. At times he did not re-
c":uizc his oldest friends or even his own
daughters. That his memory uf past events
almost entirely abandoned him. That lac had
Frequently expressed his determination 60 dis
Pose Of lis property in n different manner
than mas evidenced by tie will. That he
was hard of hearing. On the question of
undue execution much testimony was pr,.-
duc'd, tcrdin- ,o show that the will wR&
mad. hv '4l,rs Tie character # the plain-
iI'i ''siiu1ry was su,h az IL make strong
Impr"SNloit "n the iiry-beinc gwen ty Tc-
i"iiv'S ard OH IcigIlb,rs Uf frvIn twenty 70
forty Years arguli:tauc~
The dcicGdt,t's evidence established that's
tie i'st"t,T "aS great reader Ol newSpa-
POS. Tau upon Political aud commercial
tllDs lie wts well posted for a man &c his
". That h" couvcr,cd freely and RATIONAL
iy up'u almost any suhie,i "f common re-
mark. Tpat he WAS sprigI,ly oil man,
r'rr-char2od with Icv'y and good hurnor,
and IN IL" course of u long life rad always
treated all matters with fri:uIitv. That on
ih" day II making the will hc alone called
upon III" aG'!itnr OF the county ani asked,
n"dcrstamilnr'y, an opinion ON s,me intri-
ca" PoiD'a "l lAw that we're about 10 arise in
this last Gi~p,stiou OF k;s effects.
The C'lrl charged he J.ry:
lNt. II the jury lriicrc hat Jaecph Miner,
S'n., was II nnaunl mind, rnt Wa una
h'e ~ Incompetent to d.spos' of lis proper
y taking i!I" amount # his properly into
c"n>'drrat ~ IN reasonable nauncr. You
viii find fr the ll'in,if.
-l II tie jury h!ievC 'hat any uhduo
Iuircrrc was used OYER trsta.cr in making
tAo viii. ~ that the document contained the
mint OF a'ro:hcr, or other pcrsQs, or was
net' net ~ "a li.s viii cf i;ie tg sSnr; si'ling.
even ]! Tie icstat WIS # SIX ntni vet
was Ghd"'5 '"H""""'-'- '"n I. Pet E,r
TIE jury were further instructed in regard
I" the h'v under which the defendants
claimed he validity # the will:
+ 1T. That if tn,y lvilrrc the ;cs'atnr /,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
BUSINESS NOTICE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, having rssneia;ed
IL themselves under the firm of Gale &
Cotton. for the purpose of conducting the
TOBACCO, GRAIN aud GENERAL CON-
MISSION BUSINESS, At No. 81, Light
street, Baltimore, would respectfully inform
their friends rad the public generally, that they
are prepared to sell Tobacco, Wheat, Corn,
Potatoes, Live Stock, Poultry, Fruit. Rags, and
oil other articles of Country Produce, at the
highest maTke, prices; and purchase Lumher
Lime. Plaster, Bricks, GuaRo. Clover Seed,
Bacon, F!aur, Fish, Groceries, Dry Goods, HrG
all other kinds of NeEchSndIse, at the loves;
rates.
We nav particular attention TO the inspection
of Tobacco and the measurement of Gram; HiiG
as noon as sales are effected, an aceOnnt thereof
10 Immediately seu; to their customers. We
earnestly solicit our friends TO give us a Trial,
assuring them that We shall spare TO pUi 8 To
give them satisfaction.
RORERT w. GALE,
GEORGE cot TON,
Baltimore, Nj.
April lath, le59-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
SrAcr scrxrrY II sH,KsrEsnk's Trxr

1t alFc.n, that ShnksIenfc, "ur great mas-
ter Il pi' ;ur,equH s::ua'pf--, was but hrtIr
aided ~ tie ar-tIc ability of bis age SIR
Ph'hp Syd"cy, SAWS. slcskiug uf rrage,lifs
aud '.mcli's ss cxiIlif"d NJ the public ilr a.
trc> d.: "N'w YOU shall nave three la,.icS walk
:" gather flowers, and then we must beicys
tie stage in he caricn Bv-sud-hy wc hear
news Of shirwrerk IN tie same place; then Nc
are 70 hlame il we accept it not fr a rocl.
tp'.n the hack of that CRIMES 0ul hldcu y
n"nsler with FIRE aud sm"k-; and then ii.u
n.i-orable behcli,rs ar" bund in tikr il f,r u
cave. There seeH,s to have hsrn almost a.
great scarcity of snpernumerary =. tUTs as 6f
sccreTy, fT hs adds While in the un"suiin.~
t"n armies fly III, rpieSeiited with forr
swords aml Luckitrs; aud iii.n y lat bar
heart will not ieceir. il fr a pitched tattla
fed" \ writer in tie SomerSt Hocas Mr.
cellany. published some Thirty years ago, r..
marks that tire ScntciI usel painted scenes, for
tie RIVAL stage -; lea-,, before thy appeared
Va our Thea ;fical representations, fig sorne drn
T.=;ic pi'r,. p'rl,Tu.rt AZ iIolyr,,o4l HJiIss TX
"r,i'r d KirK Jam.% before biS &C, e.si1n -
the iI'runc d England designed, i, is ssit, By
M,teus and painted iy soEne Grisu a.tiztf.--
Lo"fo1' !S,'f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
Gel. HUGHES AND HIS LIBELLERs
r, Tire E.i.s,r erMs Pa:apyoo Enterprise.

I" N" t'.t"T ~ me Id'drNCO enterprise:
DEAR SIR :-SIilcr me - ava. m,s If g!
y.;.r o>.c,IHcu j'uUal. - th" CONVENIENCE oi
= brief communicative - y,.'sr rrtd' r wiki re-
s,c,t t. a matter the Iacr,>I tusIufi 10 wLici,
kept la honor O., G., lIu.lc> sluuid bring
shame t. thc chct X ui every tru: man. Aui
" ten What ] Lave o. say. IN connection With
the subj iu,s letter uG nv irir'd Jarvis l. rrad
We doubt If any man Diil hesitate to admit.
that Ia Cl. liuah"s. pltc' Ia VIZ. nave d",,
liky,.i>,. ls.d iavr t-.I'"vri. moreover, that
hc WAS d,.n.: h"uur =" lis humanity.
During tie var with McAi-.'. sud ut the
'lus- l. Id.;cs gaS',.tirg a. Governor "i Ja-
hIsa, hc Lad ocr.i,i"n T. ;tilirt summary pun
I-nm.r.t upon a ,.,errraia. who Lad b,t Il g'i-
" ui atrlcs,us cuudrat wltAIu h- iliaie ht'p
ur.-,!Icii,n. II Mas at q time wien strici dis
,rIac was ABSOLUTELY ncce>>aTy. aud wher.
full protection io tie iuhnli'au;s Was d. m4nG-
"a hy cv,~y sentiment If justice aud h,nT.-
Mru uf iawlrs~ Ia~-i"ns ard viri ~ hlh.t.
y. r.. H. the army. A. they AWAY will b.. n'.|.
>ich ucn wi,i omit 10 "pi"HtT'Ity 10 graiif'
t..cr ir.'peI.sli,, rcg,rllcss "i every principle
wh. il >h.a.I suv'r the cnIfutr r. # ID
!ncr!.s- people Surh was the Gaze at Ja!a-
~. when eue siagIe act Of summary pnui-h-
nrit IN 49, "f peculiar aigo,ity. hai the
cit.-.t bcy1;,d d..'Iht 1" prevent the recurrence
Il ,rlrr- t. estabi.Sh dI-ciune. and {" teach
;h- wurs, pf men that they were living under
a :. .vtrrmcr.t that luus' h. rni;i.,sinei.
Tie lct ia quc-'un has been distorted frr
personal ani il:i NJ ,id<. especially in 1888
wien there wa, special "hjeci t. srrve 10 Lis
disalvan'a.c. At that tine. however. sole
gentlemen interested ;ltrm-clves in tie matter.
ard nm"bg~i others. Capt. Richard Lily Of
cf Baltimore, who addressed letter - Robert
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
LEONARD TOWN MD THURSDAY MoINNG. OCTOBER 1850

mos, inStiDct Eiih life, anl to act under the
impulse Of ale human mind diyestel of its
weakness a. its passions
Earth. ak and waler-ihe impnndeFahlc
elements of seat, electricity and light-,hc
mineral substances that beneficieut creator
has depositr-. IL TIE caverns of our slobe.
have all bees. rendered by The gcBias Of
man subseTsient tu his wants or 10 his en-
ryments-,so Feed the hungry and to ciothe
the naked 4, gladden. the eye of taste, or
t. pamper lbssslssve Of lnxury--to transport
him "wlsift9 be would GO as il on the
wfAgs q -. winds and 10 convey. with a
speul far clalJF sSing that Of the hurricane,
lis wislsez. 8 sNs thoughts.
II VA ct Ssilo fI;noHs I1ual. Barring
ton. with the cuuinsinn of language for
which he was celebrated. tllt mo mau but
4 bird could lie ia two places at the same
timc:' hut even this impussibi,y may be
said % have been almost overcome, for bv an
rct nearly iu,tautlncpus-jy a mere effort
"f Mil he s"crnS 10 Throw from hm al crnaaa-
IInn "i hiS immortal spirit. a:d 1, coLlmgac
with mead thousands 81 miles distant.
1t Is Is these wonderful discoveries, and
tlcir atieLicG; iacli;ics, that, at Tie present
linr. we may claim Z, haze camprcs,.,!
within the ordinary suIu uf he, T." kuowl-
g., - aIIi tie cHp"rcnc" "t centuries; aid
that man. VITA h'S bRf three score wear.
and tc'.. really attain, tie age of the Pa
triarcI,>; fer mere lcI.-.tl IT days is 4 very
IL adequate mrt~ur- IL the u-r.8i duration
vt i,.ns1n lie. In a.. til, We roro-a;z" ''.,
Wis! N aud kinImcss + rr.y,Icucr, W..
rHuI I'rslgr> "rr sl,It cz..:~ucc iy suJr.. :
advantages a5h cI.i lH.cats.
We must nj, however. crnfuund IA ) pro-
1Tp-~ t.h,--t..Fi i.f.,. y,..t',
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

SoHFTHrkJ WoETH kNowiSd -rricr
this head tic Cincinnati Commercial aye -
A day-"r TIVE since "A a'Tkman, descgalir. =
well which had been excayz.ed ~, Barr s,Irr' ,
was ovcTpnwrred hy tic poxinus gas. and J-
camc iusrn,ilc. : light xas let down, anI
immcdincy cx,ingiishe6 from tie cap >
car-c. rhci. ne d Its cUmTaH.s proposal -
,l,>cei.d To- i,is assistance, but -Eas cicvcnf.
by tic f',rrlsn, wh" wissly remarked tina, - q
ma. could h. rescued snnfs EASILY than c,i
pie. - -re!.ly A. lrSsIbIe hc pg.'cuIed
quantity q uiSlackch lime. wirirh he rat l. -
'rc pr, ai.d tien dashed down pail n water.
Tie Z 81 raig was eridcLi IN a brief space Z
time. f.F a tul at tue ripe was hlt. AID tho
man VA. diI,r Il I" the surfarp. having Er.,,-
lately escaped any III rrb@-qnnee~ firm tie
nmrdy uhi'i, hal lea u-eI o. j.. pei the
eaEo.ric acih gAs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
ST. MARY'S BEACON.
y PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
JIP. KING. q JAMES 8. DOWNS.

TERMs or SUBSCRIPTIONS 80 90 per an
mum, to be paid within rix months. No sub
scripti,In will be received Tor = shorter period
than six months, and no paper he discontinued
until aa arrearaees are paid, except AZ the Up
ti.as of The publishers.
sTnnns on ADvEETisiNG.-Sl per square
Fl.f she two rst insertions, and % cts iur every
rsulvcqucnt insertion. Twelve lines "r less con-
siituIcsa sqnare. II the number oi inseFtioi's
be n,a marked on The sdver'iscmes L will he
pnhli.hesl mil EHhid, anh cllaTgq lae-
5. 4 itoeraf deaiuctios niadS o tsess wiIo
advertise BY the year.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
QUICK, QUICK LlME!!
KENNEDY'S
SCHUYLKILL LINE,

go well known in Pennsylvania. Delaware,
- New Jersey aud the Northern and Faster"
portion uf this State rs being superior To any
other for agricultural improvement, i i'r the
first time placed within the reach "i the farm
ers anil planters 4 ST. MTys and adinir'ns
counties, through the agency "f the umder>ign-
ell, who is prcPhreI 10 sell on aocomU"da''"P
terms auy quantity Of QHi'k Linz. deliverable
a. per agreement "n tIc shores "f any "f Tia
rivers or bays IL said counties. OrIrrs solicit
ed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

April lath. lsSs-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

OF the iucdcBt - &queSii1u actel as Interpreter
f"r C'l. Hughcgat Jalapa. Mr. Jarsis is
personal friend ef the writer Of this, who had
the pleasure of E.eeiing him in baltimore n
+ few davs since, ahither he had just returned
ir'IE Utah, having been in service there as
Indian Agent, - I am happy tn say in tx
cellcnt and Consequently restored health.
append his letter To Capt. Lilly, which il
strikes mo, will I've All-suifcicnt sor The cons-
pleie realization ofshe slauder 20 which allnsle
lsALTISoRE, apri stb, 1858.
Capt. Richard Lilly
DESG Str: have received your commu-
nicatio1 Of The Ist instant, making some en-
q'irics' cJE,crmng = purishmcm Inflicted by
Gil. f'"ghc,' "T!'r upon S,llrgf in Mexico.
whilst ac was a-tiE. a. Governor Of Jal,pa.
and rcI'y with great pleasure.
I regard tie outrage committed hv the offend
ing s,4'!iCr Ia whnm y"u al!uir. as one uf the
most arrrcI"r,S and aggravated # the kind
: that ever came Ia INV knrwl~lsr | knew
the v.u"" woman that was outraged. and all
"l the ii,'lc family t. whom she bclorgrd.-
Ia"v Kept \ Spanish restaurant AT the other
end e A." square On which the GOvcrnors Of
irc was located aud were worthy. reputable
and uI'iiruh.uc in their character. They
were pp'r. It l. rru". bat ! d. r.ot know that
Er ~UgH reason OF RACES were io bc commit
r"l upon ih,m w,'! inpunity. Tie girl
wh,-c person WAS violated, was very Vauu..
t-caJ,rlv siytrcu years # are AMI sustained
tnc rhtrti.r e au r~timah.r aui vlrtuau> fe
n'ai,'. "..i n,w give yon th" particulars in
. the rasc.
II t.c u1n u 'H" occurrence. report was
" a.r - ~" N 10" off, ol IT, G"H"rn"r, tC"'.
lir-h,.Sl f.r whom | a.t,l Is Interpreter, that
4 =" !'"r nI'H"d inHna, p'v:' lad III KEEL
up 4 -" ia t'r restaurant above "'ui't 4,
a. >'t"""t 2 N'Hns wo'ntn, a"i "" inE rep
iy~rn'. = tn" sam" L VI !iiIt"S, "c W+rf'd
the arrest "' 'A' "liehirr In III" mv'n i!mr
the yoin@ W"inh AM urr ~ 'ii.'r AMI hr'hh-
, rrT hI themselves r"r fi"i the "u;r't' I, t"i.
Hughes H. ni7 cih'r. ana hri"F" tbty hHd I't,
ih" Guard = Tie lay brought in lh"mtS Di-
rs. ~" .t"r "l tr- 1 with the outrage. In
i''> 'i'ty's pr",r"cc. tho ynn3- ""'nan az.
'rr mother mi 'T"thcr i's'!h"d t'A' he Ha6
l'@''''' .'I !'''',, "..'l ''",','1' h'' S''
'',> -. ''', ''''
..'y - - - a.. - nv -
49, H"",'- .''''" y" ''' '''''' ~ '''' '''''E'
I've -'' "tS ~ '.,' M"'" s''n'~ J." "r' "c>-
+ u'"''r. aH' ~" ',...' vas I.'""'S 'f'ln d"
"4"hH }" "', TO- So F'''' t''' e'', ~
." "'~ "'"'','' go S''''e ''''''''' '"e poor
-"' '''''""'''! '''.
N'..1 Davis vas a-ar! by C'l. Hughes
. "Ltt he hal t. say il cNicuuai' g. 4 the great
fence dar-"I sga'n~t Linz. he cAH'l''d his
Usual -i'''' - ''' - 's'''s- d"" iiiial,n- md
. ~l'.". ~ a 'e 81 '..'"''.cr ahd d'h"icc which
= i-','is'''i Tar n,ic @in!h,aton ihnn r"in"Fsr
- ,c " ilc "e,e ;,, I in '''s a;v " Tny NO. "''',', C
! fIa3r,es sent f- tie s,,. ..an Il tire regiment
: ., ...r... an Ur,rarIr and NV. tis crri -,
- '.. nature. f Tie orfra.r. T,c ~ ,,on
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
100

Their stock embraces !cf"ral assortment o
I.%DIFS' DRESS s'IODS. "f every varicl,
a"d Jrscr;p,i,a,. assisting Of
SItKS. L.4TSS. BERfGES,
ppp ,fs. DE LINES, .NOUSLLNS,
SWISS AND BOOK .VU>LLNrS,
" C.GuBRICS, &c. Sc
For Gertlcmcns Wear. they have Om hauG
a large and complete assortment Of
CLOTHS, C.ISSiMERES, LINENS.
DRILLLNGS, COTTON.iDES.
DE.STMS AND TESTLNGS,
of every variety and quality.
Also, a complete assortment "t-
REiDT-.MIDE CLOTHING. HITS.
BOOTS IND SHOES,
-SGRICUL TUR.IL IMPLEMENTS,
HaRDU.iRE, QUEE.NSW.iRE,
TIN WARE, MEDICINES, NOTIONS, Sc
They especially invite public attention &
their choice stock Of LIQUORS, TOBACCO
and CIGARS, in which branch "f their trade
they challenge competition as tn price an'!
quality. DOMESTICS aud GROCERIES
they are selling at City prices. They earnestly
solicit a call before purchasing elsewhere.
May 9Th, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
JEO. A. CAVALIER.
Leonard Town, NIL. March ri. Is5a-3m

The following RGa.y Sis recommends thtS Time
az possessing properties (t"r superior 9" any
,thef) necessary be applied I" me lAnd" IN THIS
section which are known To he deficient In botI.
lime and mngnesia
Laboratory of State Chemist,
No. % Exchange BuidugS,
Baltimore, Md, June 3t'h, 1851.
Rsport OF analysis Of ; samples Of Schuy.kh.
Limestone, marked respectively \" ] [whiirl
No / (blur), M . (wh,te), y" (iiue), \"
; Ctop), for John Kennedy. Esq, "t Pow
Kennedy. Montgomery Co. Prnneyi'H"r'.
The above samples "f ''Schuyikut Limestone
were found. arun analysis, TO he comiosed "'
follows
Mol (w) o. > wi . ~ : O.
Carbon. of Lime, 6u 9. Gi.7, 6h-5 ,, J6.l, ~ !
Cart..,n. of Mag, 35.2, - J., 3, :, "a. iG.I
Sand, Clay & lion, 90, -. l.@. ID, D.
- - - -
100
The above Schuylklll Limestones are Ml@nc
ssian Limea:ones, OF pretty nra..g equal e"n'po
silion. They are most especially adapted - Il :
apnlcation orisscIls which are deficient IA bntl
Lime and MagnesIa.
JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
E0BERT 3. JARVIS

Recently indian Agent, Utah, and lately r
urnet to Ba!iimp-sEhere he now rssiIss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
East HOURS or TIE ILLINOIS LEGIS-
LATURE.

1 PROCEEDINGS OF TUE BORDER RUFFIANS.
ksP%oi,l Dispatch to The Chicago Press and Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. %, 1857.
The Houee met at p M, aud passed resolution
Fsev con- TO &C iourn tomorrow at 10 M. de-
The Apportionmeut bill ia DEAD, DEAD, DEAD.
COgresPoEdeLce Of The Chicago EveEing Journal
Feb. -, 1859.
At about o. O'Clock the House met, and after the
usual Introductory prayer and the reading o. the jour
nsl, Mr. Il. +. Johnson, the Governors Private Sec
notary presented himself ard a message from the
Governor was officially announced. Mr. johnson
stepped to his usual placs ard read as follows;
Mr.. SPEAKER: am directed by the Governor to
rtturn to the House of Representatives. in which
originated, bill for an act TO oreste Senatorial Dis
lios, and sppor ion ire Representatives in the next
general Assembly Of the State Of Illinois, with his
objections thereto"
The momett he begun to read an uncoucerne spec
tstor would have thought bsdlam had broken loose.
Tho Dougasites sprapg to their feet and began shout
ing, yelling ard hootng like go many Indians war
trail. While above all heard the Speakers hammer
claiming Silence Order There is no quorum In
the House ard 80 csnt receive any message! Door
Keeper, put that man out!' &c. The Door Keepers
started 10 execute TIE Speakers order 10 gut that
man out hut by this time Mr. John had tinis ned
Tesdioc the message acd, handing the pspers 10 one
Of the psges turned ard walked leisurelS ont. IDs
psge brought them TO the Clerks deck and wss IN the
sd Of handing them to the Clerk when NJ. Green,
Doaslasite from kassac, snstched then from the
pages hand followed Mr johnson to the entrance be-
tween the lobby and the hall and tried TO force them
back upon him. Mr.. johnson refused b receive them,
tn fact paid attention to what MIR. G.. doing, and
TIE pers fen th. floor and Mr. G. kicked the out
toward the lobby. Mr.. Church picked them up,
walked leisurely up the aisle and laid them carefully
leo the Speakers deck. That officer, with a con
Itemptuous and angry expression struck them WITH HE
BANNER snd koocked them to the floor. As they fell
4eida your correspondents desk, be picked them mp
and examined them TO satisfy himself that they really
we're the spportonment bill, aud the Governors
teto message, and in the act oflsying them down
again, when Mr.. Green took them, renafkirg -
guess have as much right to these papers as any
one else, and l will take them, and assume AL the
fesponsibiity Of doing so.' He then put them In
ne ps,ket and walked Of.
AL this transpired 10 much less time than hsve oc
foped in writing it, the widest and most disOrderly
soefusion, prevailing all the Fbile. While Mr.. John
20 was waking out Of the hsn, and while Mr.. Church
s taking the pspers mp to the Speakers desk, cries
z Knock him down J. " Why don't you knock him
pnn 2" :" Put him ont T. " Kick hin oct !! and
Prices other eKclamstions fTomtae earsgei and
feoon1hted DoJElssiteP.
Aher this disgr Aoofa confusion had somewhat sab