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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

The mate. Simpson. and the steward OF
the Schooner L. Waterbury, charged with
mutinous conduct, were found guilty on
Wednesday. before the United States Dis
trict Court ut Norfolk. The sentence has no
been pronounced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

The returns from all parts of Maryland, at
length agree rs to the politics of the gentle
men chosen last week to compose the new
Legislature. The Democrats have MAORI
ty OF two in the Senate and sixteen in the
House, making eighteen on joint ballot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

Senator Gwin, il is said, will, ut the car
Hest possible period Of the next session OF
Congress, again bring forward the Pacific
Railroad question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

There is now Il continuous railroad connex-
ion from Chicago to St. Joseph (Mo.) hy the
finishing of the Quincy and Palmyra rail
road. The line is from Chicago to Quincy,
from Quincy to Palmyra, from Palmyra to
Hannibal. and from Hannibal to ST. Joseph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

The vote for member of Congress in the
Prince Georges district in Maryland. was
Hughes Dem. G,2Sj, llagner Wing o."'i
Hughes majority OIL. The Democratic ma
iorty in 1857 was 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

Henry K. jackson has been elected Presl
dent Of the University of Georgia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

Rev. Edward Stout, the Oldest member o
the New Jersey Annual Conference OF the
NJ. Il. Church, died on the Sd inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

The Baltimore Clipper says Mayor
Swami. who has been confined 10 his cham.
Der for several days, and whose GONZALES
cencc has been noticed, experienced re-
lapse on Sunday, and is now 50 i'll that serI-
Gus results have been anticipated"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

The I. $. sloop-ofwar Brooklyn. sailed
from New York, on Monday, for Vera Cruz,
taking cut the Hon. Mr.. McLane, L. 5. Min
lister to Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

4 late Utah paper mentions the arrival OF
company Of European saints, who came in
ffty-six wagons and numbered about four
hundred souls, mostly from Scandinavia.
There were six deaths and three births on
their journey Of three months through the
raIutry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

We have advceS from Great Salt Lake
City to the 9TH of October. There is moth
ing of general interest reported. Two men
from the State of New York, one from Alba
ny, the other from lIerkmer. had a quarrel,
during which one of them was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

The King Of Prussia is slowly approach
no his end. A soltenins Of the brain has
set in: he is almost entirely paralized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

NAVAL LAVA point Of naya! law devcl-
opei during the trial Of an officer o. tn"
Brooklyn navy yard was. that while til" rules
and disciplneoi the navy exact from inferior
officers the most absolute obedience 10 the
mandates Of their superiors. not even the
order of the President himself can Justify an
officer III doing an unlawful net. And II, III
obedience 10 such order, IN unlawful act be
done, the party executing the order Is him
self liable personally for damages or other
consequences of the net. This point was =
tablished by decision of Chief Justice Mar
shall made while Jefferson was President Of
the United States. VIII" held that an officer, in
obeying instructions from the President Of
the United States, acts 1t his peril and Is
answerabe for damages in case these instruc-
tons are not warranted III law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09
South-Side Railroad Company.

We have received the "Ianth Annual
Report Of the President and Directors Of
the S"uth-Sidc Railroad Company" show
ing the operations OF the Road for III" fiscal
year ending on the first ui October, 1859.
From this report We learn that the total
receipts for the year, from mail, passenger.
and freight transportation, were $40. lGo.sS
The working expenses were sos -. - or
) per cent Of the gross receipts. The nett
earnings are SOL ..i4i 81. being IN increase
of ~ per cent. upon the nett earnings "t the
preceding year, and Of Is! per cent. upon
the year before that
This is u very favorable exhibit. The
nett earnings are sufficient Ia pay dividend
Of six per cent upon the cost ut the road =
but then. the SoutIl-Sde like most of our
other roads had Ia hr built IN II great mea
sure upon credit, instead Of cash capital
subscribed and paid III. OtmpwardS "t three
millions that the road cost, II little over Il
million and quarter only was subscribed
and paid in. The remainder Of course is a
constant drain upon the revenues al the
company preventing II distribution ot II
dividend for the present, but making It all
the better for the Stockholders III the end.
after the debt shall have been paid oft and
discharged.
We are not of those who believe the com
pletion Of the Orange and Alexandria road
viii materially injurc the South Side. Ii
will take off some of the through travel, IT Is
true: but when it is rcrollected that the
South-Sid carries the through travel only
one half its length, and even that at the re-
duced rates at which all roads carry through
travel we do not think it has much to ap-
prehend The natural, steady, permanent
increase in way Of travel, which Is tue ex-
perirnce of all our roads, will make mp. We
predict, during the first year, the loss that
will be ocrasioued by the diversion Of the
through travel. Its freight business, too,
shows n steady enlargement, n"twilhstand
ing the competition Of james River Canal.
The road itself is in good condition, and
is aS economically managed perhaps, rs any
other road in the tnion.-Lyn"hbuy lUy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09

NaaCKEREL.-N / Msckerel 10 ~
M No. in barrels, received AMI ior :''
now GARRETT HUL.l, ~ hi's'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09
THOMAS q. PEYTOS. r.. >. ARCHER
PEYTON ARCHER,

~ y n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l39 CARY ST.
" RIcHNoND, VIRGINIA. devote their en- ire utten
ti"u t. the sale Of TOBArrO, WHEAT, FLOER
and other COiSTRY PRODTCE, and To IN,
purchase Of SUPPLIES for their Country customers
--RErkR TO
John q. Lane, esq, Kappahdanock. Va.
Absal"m Jordan, esq, i"
Rev. W. 7. Leayel,
Monroe Kelley. esq. i"
Powhatan Robertson, esq, Cafpeye,, Va.
K. v. bowman, esl, FauquisS, Va.
Richmond, js ls-soly
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~ nIerifamiicbe S6actDrictDten

Wafbtngton. Der Warinemini(fer
bat ben 6 aus AnlaB Der para9naps Srpes
OttiOn gefauften Datnpflhifen bic tol9enoen
0tamen 9e9eben !: WDlttc, ~g0YGnoott Suwe
pter, Mobamf, anaccitl9, gruiaoer, Bier
oaopn Gao Sa benz @elbpaoer i'm merifants
(den Oteerbulen beproert moroe11, 70 ba6 otes
lcs u aus fol9enbeu I3 Shtfen beltebt :
9oanOfe, Sabtne, Sloannab, 8rpoflpn,
eOutsl Samestcmn, Saratp9a, Heltef,
preble, SnltOn 8aterpttt, MObdrpt Cruz
iaoer. @tne respectable 8lotte+ Belhe
aufgabe bat lie +? Sf1SlOs tplrO selneIoet :
Der Oanpt5med pteler Berltdrfnn9 oes
betmi1den @eldJWaoers 1T Die 9Subrun9
Der a ertfanI d)en Snteref1en
/ m Nll9emetnen uno oortcmmeuben
SALTS Die Selhisuns oerielben auf De
81 efabr Bin"
sc E msOo TT. ID. sunni. 9dcn lanee Dor
z ubr bente frub perlammelten idb bic Sure
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af'ssae, ss sail $50 gDsiessi BsispsI Da@
G,slp sisAt rsnt.
Nur cine Dea1t bdlt ueul 9elD 018 Glc>A
senid3t - Ger Stimmta1en aDer audj sr
Olent 3umeilt alS Bert5eug eeS IanIneI8lten
unreAtS.
SD blide I'M @5eilte nad ben bodltelBenoen
Nlpen bort lbaue id, Die rtellBe @eltalt etneS
ebrniirpiaen 0reile5 - pe5 Genius Der untere
0egan1enen @el9leAter bic 0ebelne Uon Sts
con, Opus, @5ppten. @artba8p, 0trul lieBcn
um ibn 5~erltreut, legt nur nod rteli9e S1attene
sebilOe. @r blift na6 Welten. 0ier erbett
it'd auf bObeul 9ebir9e cine ltol5e @jeltalt mit
troBtBer Witene unO lpStttlher 2lppe e6 lit ber
8enIuS Der nelen Wslt Dor lbn Der O3eau
init un5dblisen SGtfen, butter lbm Der Wiil.
.Illlppt uno oaS lttIe Wtter; gu leiner Qinfer
9teuen9lanD, gu %leiner 0tedten Die SaUauner
oeS SiioenS unD Die 2dnOer am Wtlttelmeere
Der neuen Welt 3u. 6lte bid, mem Sobn! ruff
Der Genius Der alien Welt DEM @enlu5 Del
ueuen Welt. Denu AT benz Daupte 0eS iune
gen Nlelen 9ldnSI nebtn manA ItrablenOenI
Stern maud ~blutiSer4 unc blelder. SeIne
NeAtt lit III ben Wtantel Sebiut, feline 9inte
liaBt liA au5 oaS Bud Der 8erbeiBuns vaue
OtenlAen ltno fret uno Sleib "a abtr lem red
lr Sup ltebt auf Dem 9tafen OeS lNwar5er
Wanue5. +.st' '-..
6ate Did! ruff Der @eniu8 Der alten 8elt
oem Der neuen Welt 5u, Oenn bic SiBe pee
lun9en 9ttelen linp rOtb pom Blute Der SnOi1'
ner. ''
6Ite Old ruff Der 9eHius Der alien Welt
Dem Der neuea 6u. DEM 9eredtt9telt erbeb.
elm WOtt, aber GlnreAt per0erbt e8.
uno Kin teelIlAe5 4men trl41llt aus Den
9rab8ewolben SSrpten5, 2tben8 uuo 5Oin5.
Din Der 8elerm9 oIeies Yplte8 gu Uer5wel
feln mare Serratb an Der Otenl1belt. Nenl
nur bic Wteuldeu unD~ Arbe!t8re1te filnIttl
beler 1llerfanut Derpeu, menn nut QSllenlbaTs
ten, Tultlr, Die Hedte pes 9eltDlS uno De,
WfenlnlIAts,t i1llnler uebr CUR 9eltun3 tcnl
men, lpenn ilur DIE @tfenntntB, Dap &r5iebul3
St5lebuly uno aberulals Gr5lepuuS 9tct1 tDut
ll9 lnme ulebr perbreltet, Damn werOen pt'
S1rbarel, Die unpabrbelt, IrunflaAt, saul:
9ett, llnebrlt9telt, 3u1tp1ua ulo @ll8en
oIele SbanDmale etner clUiltIitten Jtltlpn, Der,
Ihwtnoeri. Dttt neuen SDeen meroen IT'D aud
l1onere 6otnltn DeS 9elell4altllhen 3ebenl
elnlteuen Die perl4teOenel Jl1cel uao Slol
EN- lperoeu Damn 9emelnlall eth 0eblupe allet
rIf1ntl1er @tpIlIlat lc aufflDren. Oana wtrI
eS aud cine alneritantlde STUNT Seben, clue VI
lprlttlBit1e, fetne 9erorBte ; elne anerttlnllt v
3Iteratur als St5en9ntB ceS 9uten uuo 500
men aller b!eIi3en Standardization Damn wetpel
ll) bic Soeale Der 8ater Der 9tepnbllf er Julien
3u plelenn Roben ISpedt m,t5uwlrten, Da5l
ltne pOr allen Die OeatIhen beruIeu ; aud pic
le8 6eIt Der, &nnlt, Der @eliliulB uno NebtnS
fteure 1T etl SeittaS our 9Olun8 lsler auTBabe
Oarutn G1re Oenen, Die fir %nalIelbe 8eprtt
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GnrOpdifcbe Neacbrtcbtem.
Weitere NGArthten OeS OampferS
---- Nprth 8ritpn" -.

sod ~" #fN - -@#
Die mittislten unter ben pom Nprt6 9riton"
8ebraAten yt1dridten tOmulen nl1t pom &rie95s
lhaupl1s, ~Icu0ern rsn Der SOrle. Wenn 3u
etnsr- 3ett, mo an9eblid etn a(5emeiner euro
pdiider SrieA uabe bepCrlteben lOl. Die enalls
lhen Dreipro8entigen auf 93s, bic @ilenbapn'
attten INN ] big II Btc5ent lteV5en, ole Baum.
Dolle ait ] bis / Sent IN pie O0be 9ebt, Wetz
5en in einer Wohe unl so bp6 100 @ent PET
Quarter pei4t, 70 lit 0aS Elm An3ei9er; DAT
Die 8eior9niile por eluem algemelnen SrlA 81
l6plnpeu anlan9en unD Die 3uperltGt auf cine
baloiBe frlsolibe 8elle9un9 BEG Srle8eS i'll gu
uebmeu b~e9rifen tit. 6reilib linO Die 0ttms
rluuSen Der B0rle nuo ole S4wanfuu9en Der
@oulle fem untrii8liHer Wetterme1fer; gar
nllnhmal ldon baben iid Die Ap5eIben, Die tie
Dat boten, nidt bepdbrt, Opb tnI uDrlieSenCen
6ale Derben 1ie audl BON 1npertpetttn HmltdA.
ltdnoen unterltiBt. 90 ldut aud lie Srau5o
len iber lbren SteS bel Wontebellcc frGben, 10
baben lie bob oar1uS 10 Utel selernt - utp
Ueriuben fdunl, IT'D narlber gu tdalden - OaB
li4 Die 0ltrei9tlHe Armee ni0t 10 leiGt meg
.blalen ldBt, ais tie 9ebofft baben mOhtell. Der
bdrtnddt9e SdnpT bel lener @eleSen9elt ltellt
elnen lan9plerl9en, mlblamen 6elo5lS nit 5tpet
felbaften 0telultaten in AuSlibt.e Uttt etnem
lolben 1T aber 6. 9tapoleon uiAt geoient.
Sann er Stdtten nIht Ourb etnen ral0en, Stdns
senOen 6elo5u9 ubefreIea" 10 brlnSl tbIl letne
8efreiun86mlIlion nlebr VeTahr, alJ 5fnbm nllo
Nuben. Ol3u fommt bic Upu Gd9e gu &aBe
Drobenoer tperoenoe SaltunB Der big Iest
nod - neutralen Wd1te, Oertldlano II. GnBs
lane. 8eioe rllten nit aller D1abt Snnadlt
pobl nur, mn ibre V ermtttlu 8 mt 9tads
oruf anbleten gu %fGnnell, lotalo lr9enp elm tbell
ueller @rIolg auf benz &tle80l1aupl1Be 0leS
mnSalid, aenladt b1ben miro. 4ber 6. 1tapOleCrl
lpeiR porauS, pa6 rpenn er oiele Velmlttlung gu.
ridnetlf, unD iene beioe Of11te Dapur1 peran
|la6t weroen lUuten, Partel gu er8reifen, tie (id
ai4t auf etne Sette lAla9en piroen. Das
Aue5 Dcbl ermoSen, tann mai Die Dottnun5
GER 2onecner gorle auf cine balolBe tausse
chouce Der eutDp1ll9en Nerpldslun8 9aH5 er
fldrlI1 ftuoen. edo 3gEe&
Bonn Srie9S aaplaB ~ ao
uelpet unS Der Nortb 8rttOn" lebr 2Senl9
uno aud, bieS 8entSe ntht IN Der 5nuerlaltS.
item 6prm. A
Gin pffisieaes IaroiniiGes 8iaetin (Die laroi'
nii4en Buuetirs welteifern an 9laubwurpt9telt
nit 1inSGlAen) ulelpet, Dap Die SarOmIer aut
psm Iinten 6lisel, beieblist bon lbrenl SOal5e,
AnselibtS Der gu BalsltrO uerlban5ten SeItrel'
DER, ben Selia-l Iebersan9 f@Orclrt, oaraul Pas
leltrc ange9riffen, eS na1 bartnddt9em Raa1pIe
oen Seltreidern absenpmmen unp babel plele
@eFanSene 9em1dt BADEN. on .m
6ran3Sflde 8aletinS melDsu, blB Der &ais
fer auf benz Puntte itebe, ietn 0%auptquartier
BON Alefianpriu naG @alale Gam TO) gu psrle.
gen. ~.
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Die 0sp,eI4es ssbsn nit tetraanln<s

Die 0sf,gI6sg bsbsn nit beiraAni6eg
g. teItm1At Bobbio yelest.
NsfSleIdt man piele BRET ~fctiSht urt peuI
trl9ersn StanOe Der OIn9e, 10 er9ept lib Dat,
aus 0ol0enoeS: GrltIiA liup DE 0eltreiNer
MID t auf Ibreln l!nttu 6luSsl ulb oec 9culs
O1roe, 5urldBeWtDen, Dtt cne frlDe,c 3lt!1
tenootl1aft %uleIoete, ~lonoerl ltnD u nByteb,t Do .
MT Oelddtti8t, oen Plan elner uusepun8 Bls
Ula8 unO pt1cen5eS euerBIA 5u o%tretleln. Ous
III ourH Die VeleBuhJ zen S0bblO IuG9tprltt.
nocurh Der 6llnftnnatlN otrN lrbunoetsu RON
Alel11orIa ourb Oa0 0:r5o9iDum P4rul4 aai
Uedll1h0 oer9Incert Dlrc. SpeIteuS Ol8
@eNtruhl Der Seltrsiher ltept noh felt unp ru.
RtB III Der Iaromu1tl prOum6 9OmeImI.
Gn0lit erbeut au5 0eM UUrl1ebeu oe5 In
fen ldrolntldtl 6ll5elS uup aus Der beablid,.
tl5ten Setle8un5 OtS TraAjoWAsn 0IupIqulr.
tiers mud @IldLe, odE Ole Serbiuottel trcb 10
rS5 sSIe3e0" bet UtOuttbelO ltt alAt aut elut
6laatenbeDe5unJ etntalsn, ~lrnDern, uul De
OttreIAer aus Sarrtn ell gu trerben, Au slntn,
6rrnt An9rIIft (breittu tOHueu,
llebtr Oeu me,tern Serlauf Der @ar bllpi
lAen &tIeBS GpIiO0e eStr UIOerlpreAenDe
Nab Idteu Dor. Am 81. WRll beiBt e., b1be
er nlN ptellIInDt5en Wu!benoem NdmpIt So:
mo SenOmnIen, Ole OetteIutr pItteu lt1 nab
@aMerlata gu ld5e6O5en, pOlt lei Der &lnpi
Don Jteutm entbraont uno Die O<ItretAer bal.
ten Zip III tSUlBe Delleu wIeoer ia Der JltD>
tun9 nab Ut liar 3urifye5cJeu. TO
nett rel4ten IAon Die lele5.lppu0en Mtl>
Oun9su per rArsC.D Aue OlaIpibcOts anl
benz Sonler See ~beflupsM liA IA @Irtbltpto
DInoen. 4,4..
Glae lpatere OepaiAe au5 Been 30. WR1i
oatttt' meIOtt nun aber, Dap 9lrlpllUt am 20.
WfII etne JtleOerta3e oarH cine Der ~lelntAen III
319l lberleSene OItrttUq1' StrettmlAt erllt:
ten uuO ltb anf SAue5el @tUttt (aantpa Sci
lln) 5urndJe5O8en babe. Oelr Nl1rltt Tsplt
nod Ote Selt1llSans, GuctAer Otpeluen g.
ben 5u Utrlte9en, Dap 4aubltOl DelleIe sort
l4rllte in Der NIAtunB nlA WliIauo made.
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OdacDrtc1tem
9lmfunft oeS DAmpferS

alttmOrt Us { d /

ReU. YOrt, IA. SUM- Der Der. ct.
POltOampIer y sutton" Capt. Bolton, Der am
l. Sanl pom paUre unO Scutbaluptou nit
Waarea unD 1873 Yallsleren absegdaaen,
lln5ta IN Der Jta4t bon JeltsrI au[ bcute Oler
IN. 0s
Die 9tl1li9tcn oe5 6ultoi imp IDrem p<i
lenttIdiLsI 5nbalte ,ld1 btsettS Durh Ok St
rtbte O,S Jtcrtb>S rltcn Qnticlpllt WOrDen, Dlr
Dalten TO O4per nl3t Iir nOtbt8, lie 81 ibsrleeen,
un 10 W%tntBer, ca ICeben um 4 El8c ncuere
1fdh'lAien aus europa emldnfen. Ole Jtep.
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oas abte ausentsirts @anserfeft.


Sor9elteln WOrgen um 8 llbr Uerlammeltes
lt4 ale San9er lm 0auptqu1rtIer. Inter Set
tunB oeo 6etMatl1ll Otln6 uno lelner Allis
%ltenten lormlrte ltA Der 53uB IN 0anoper1t:. uni
ularibIrte BON Oh bur1 Baltimore nab @ll
U>tt uoli @llpert nab 6apelte- uno in Dtele>
bis Trcntltr., ipO mn Gbeater Die Oauptprob,
l%tatttanp, Die aul's befrieot9enoite a~uafisl Jtld
beenol9ter probe beSanl pie 9roBe 0luptparaoe
pie bts 1 ubr mdbrte uno OurH 6ront mad
Baltimore, 0l9b 2cmbaro , 6reoerlf, Bllti.
ulpre>, SalOett>, SsrtrSton=, 0owarOz, SUP.
ette>, Gatawz SertnSton , Yaca., Pratt., Sbarps.
Baltimore uno 'SauoperltraBe blnunter gun
Qaupts Qllrtler 3oB. Y0ran mlrlbirttn biz
lAm1t6en Sa9er unter &teut. luept1, panu biz
beloen pieliBen 1urupereine nit lbren S3SBlinseg
u. pts IurnerIAileen ibnelt Tpl9ten Die 6eit- u.
SanoeS Se1mten ; butter rlelen er9pl1en liA il
ellololem Su8e Die @elan9peretne. Der Bug bp
etnen praUtpcuen 4ubltd Ole lAllntem luBtnD.
lI1en @e(talten Der Gurner, Die 1dt mAitdrll9t
Olltun9 unO lhone llnilotm Der Turnerl Ausen
Die Wlarldlue uno Nptutanten bod gu 0foB, Oil
TrobllNen Sdn8erlbaaren, III welden Der Trll4t
Sin8tin9 neben Dem relTeu Wanne uno Dem
ebrplrOI8en, t1tn1er nod rlltl9en nao t~reu0ftDe-
len alien Oaule elnber3o9, Die un3dbll9en SAB
hetI uno U1Dn1en, Die Uter 3roBen WtuIttcOrps,
porunter elneS Don Pbll1Delpbld, pas per Dor
tl9e UtdutetnOt lnttgebrd1l bate Alef
rptrtte 5alammen, uaI Die Parlpe 5uceiner Del
l4onlten 81 madeu, DelAe l. bier ltatttanp,
OIe5 fnblien lelbit ole pertr0tnetltel aalerltanis
l9en P9llttfet unD 8ulineBleelen, bic unter Del
ui9ebenren !3uIAduernenBe, welGe ltA alent'
balbtn prdnste,, llart p~ertreten waren. Selbl
aus lbre1 Wfunoe b0rte man unniltlbrli1t
AuSrute Der 8eDupOeruuB, Die nur ourd Den
9ebetnlen Merger seodmpft wurper, DaB ltet olt
ltol5en gatlpe5, OerartlSe8 nldt arranBlren uni
Uou[ibren fSnnen.
Sc weiter Der 3uS ltb ~bepeste, beIto id0nel
lDlroe ct oenn IN auen peutlDen Qulrtleren
Del9e ct p1I(trte, murpe er nit pen berrlt1ltsr
&rdn5en unO StrdnBen Iberlbiittet+ Shop
nadboem ct crit weni8e StraBen Dur9IAritten
pran9ten ldnnltllbe Sabnel I'M liebliAiten Qau6.
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

Eg~ The Alexandra Sentinel tells the
following familiar story about Col. Benton's
I refusing to recognize the House of Repre-
sentatives as legal body after the 18th Of
March ~
1T was Sunday morning, and 4th of
March Of the short session. Col. Benton
held that as the Ord of March was the end
Of the period for which the Representatives
had been elected, the House had expired at
midnight on Saturday. Ky sort Of legal
fiction, however, the House claimed not only
to be living on Sunday morning, but was
calling up its absent members; and it so
happened that just as Col. Benton, after a
good nights sleep and hearty breakfast,
reached tho door of the Hall. his name was
called by the Clerk. Immediately his in
dignation was great :, You shant call nsy
nanse, SIR. This is no House, Sir And
I am no. no member, Sir. I'll sue you. if
you call my name in there, Sir In addi-
ton to this Col. Benton told them it was a
mob; that he was a member of no oh
body Mr. Orr, the present Speaker was
in the chair at the time. and he promptly
replied: AS the gentleman denies being a
member Of this House, the Sergeant-at Arms
will please remove him from the Hall -
The remark created roar Of laughter, and
Old Bullion in a towering rage, stalked out
of the Capitol" ..f
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

A NOVEL Su1T.-A life insurance comps
my in New York has been sued for the pay
ment of one of its policies. The defence
sets up a novel plea to avoid the perfarm-
ance Of it's portion Of the contract. / seems
that the company had insured the life of a
wife for the benefit of her husband. and had
continued for FIVE years to receive the premi-
UNI therefor. When the wife died, and pay
mept Of the money was claimed, it was re-
fused, on the ground that a husband could
have no insurable property interest in the
life of his wife, and that such policy there
fore, was mere det-a gambling transao-
ton, and as such, was illegal and void -
The case is still pending in the Superior
Court.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

f. FANNY FERN ON SERMONS II want hui
man sermon. / don't care what Melchise-
dec, or Zerubabel, or Kerenhadpuch did
years ago, | want to know what I am to 40
and [ want something besides a theological
book-worm to tell me; somebody who is
tempted and tried, and is not too digniGed
to own it; somebody who is glad and sorry,
and cries and laughs, and eats ana drinks,
and wants to fight and don't! That's the
minister for me- I don't want spiritual
abstraction. vito stony eyes and petriied
fingers, and no blood to battle with. What
credit is it to him to be proper !? How can
he understand me? Were there only such
ministers in the pulpit, | wouldn't go to
church either, because my impatient feet
would only beat tattoo on the pew floor till
service was over-but thank God there are
and while they preach I shall 60 to hear them
and come home better and happier for hay-
ing done It,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

A S1NGNLAR ANAGRAm.-Some one has
discovered the following anagram. the latin
of Pilates last question to our Saviour
."What is Truth p ''Quid est Veritos -
The anagram answers-"Est vsr qus odest. =
1T is the man who is before YOU. This
example complies with the conditions of a
perfect anagram It employs all the letters
does not depend on pronunciation-and
makes the anagramitized sentence an an
swer to the direct form. And what is most
singular, gives the true answer to the ques-
ton.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
Seltftfo 9oetrg.
NOBLEMEN.

The noblest men know on earth,
Are men whose hands are brown with toll
Who backed by no ancestral graves.
Hew down the woods, and till the soils,
And win thereby prouder fame
! Than follows king or warriors maj me.
The workingmen whate'er their task,
TO carve the stone or bear the hod-
They We're upon their honest brows
The roya stamps and seal of God!
And brighter are the drops of sweat
Than diamonds in coronetl
Gcd bless the workingmen,
e Who rear the cities of the plain,
= Who dig the mines and build the ships,
And drive the coma cree Of the main;
God bless them for their swarthy hands
Have wrought the glory all lands.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

Ew "Why don't you hold up your head
asiI do?" asked an aristocratic lawyer Of q
sterling old. farmer.
|, esquire" said the farmer, "look at that
field of grain. You see that all the valua-
Die heads are bowed down, while those that
have nothing in them stand upright" The
lawyer felt the force Of the smile and left.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

Ey Persons digging lately here and
there over the country, have discovered
great many embryo locasts making their
way to the top Of the ground. Farmers
judge from these indications that vast ar
my may be looked for this coming summer
to eat ont their substance.