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FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST
NEW ARRANGEMEN

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA
RAILROAD
fros WASHINGTON CITY TO Virginia Tennessee Georgia Aaosms
- Msrissirsd Louisiana, Arkansas and TexAs
he obtained The Southwestern Rail
street, Washing
board Ferry h, cws~ rsx~ at tho Once or
the Orange aud McxantrE, Railroad a, Aru~lris.
To Richmond psnvie, fyncburg Bristol knsxvh3r Dsca,
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville fiuntsvilr 6rHad yuns
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, aud New Orleans
Riway Cpnnexions Arpn4A.
bong 700 miles
AN by sny other
the foot of Seventh
O'Clock Alexandria, where take the ears Tor
Richmond White Sulphur Springs wood
stock fhmond and all points Southwest
making al clos. 10 Memphis
the Once Ia
O'Clock, m aud 7, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, AGENT
June f3-H Washington.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHION
IN abs Spring styles Of Gents Dress Hats 1850, pleasing
reiy Of shape and pattern, 81
CHAs IT. LANES
iIa, and Cap Store f2i Penn. avenue
2-G,codif
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v AIDES MIRROR WARDROBES, LADIES'
article. Rosewood rnrlor sct
white. walnut ditto, with pieces so two
six chairs without my i1h risr
aqa, few dpurs from Penn. avennr
Feb 2 eotInur WI N J. CRlifN
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE a fpows
leave Alexandra TO- IL O'Clock, 4, and O'Clock,
y
Washington O. II O'Clock y O. g. and O'clock,
The THOMAS coIIYER tho route viii y Opposite
hours Fare ~ Aft
whalcys ompbuses wah the Page and CAycr will
Capitol and Pennsylvania avenue
he same me he leave Alexandria.
June s--cod-u RICHARD wAILACJI Prcssdes4
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by JAS. q. MCGUIRE 4 Co, AuctiOneers.

Bs JAS. e. MCGUIRE d Co, Auctioncers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF ,CARRIA0 rs. a-On
morning Sd, III O'Clock, front Of the
rooms, shall whom may
large passenger Pheop,
square Carag. four passengers,
One handsome four seat Carriage, very fine article,
One box Buggy, with top,
Boston built Chaso,
hand Buggy,
do Carriage, but little used.
third cash tho months FOR
satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE Co.
MAJ Id Auciioncers.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

I,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALI. PARTS
il OF THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND N0RilIwt~f-~HALrI.
MORE ONO RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
through daily sunday from Wash.
ingson for the West follows
J45, (nday excepted)
closely Washington ancuoo for Cumberland and hcanon
Ious and Chicago Express Connection kses
D. reaching Cincinnati av 80
Louisville,
southwest and Louis kansas, &c. r4
Of the road In Daylight
$40 train from Washington, ~
at Cumberland Piedmont
Yor Northwestern
Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad
the
Through baggage checks to all quarters every
other possible facility viii be found upon this route
Way Of the Baltimore Ohio
road will leave Washington ~ follows
to all points Washington Junction and Piedmont
7i5, m. tram
m the Frederick train the 3ao,
train
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington $40 and T45
and & S. ~ IN. Sunday ats 40, y. IN only.
80 aud so, and 40 and 80 p.
ON Sunday a 3.s0 a. m, only.
only viii way stations and for
naIols connections
the chief
the West, and 10 40. and ~ tile
Information inquire the Baltimore and Chic Railroad
Ticket oncc, Of Tos IL PARSONS, Agent. WASHINGTON.
W. y SMITH
Master cf transportation Baltimore
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AssrSoRs
Ward William Rigges
S,oond Ward John 7 Stewart.
Third Zcplaninb Jones'
Flur,h Ward William Douglass.
fUh Hdrd--t;eo r. Smawood.
Sirh Word-Edward Wayson
SersnR Warde-John IT, II I'd
strru,y1ESpr,rs a, ssrrrs
r., u,ay u ,,,,,
s 90 ~, - 11,o -, poi,,ns
rtsrJ To-, 10 +, posnsna
j,ug W., w ., :, N Eo',ns"n
.,5.t ,,,y :, W. .. ~ N'
syut w ,i, Jun JIM :, W., ny, aE 1850 trE
, ,,, I" ~, W. - NJ ,r n..aa
Hee'tN ""'"--" y ""'"'o'' tt
scAENehs
Ffrst Ward LIST District wm. Barr
Ffrf Ward, ID Disrict-Danici Ilnkins.
Second Ward Isl District Roger Adamson
Secood Ward 20 Dirrio- Michael Sabl.
Third Ward Isl Disric-Johp Schue.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
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sptcivi E0aet3DfHf frr TIE k,i,sf
cffif Hier 0H{ distressed.
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at i.-TaH'-. t. tIvs.i, Nur -
'rr-~ nt r'c Itans sf
Uri D.. mister if s,tfs possible
a.E u. -.. gee .c'' aHt tie h,aitu u
t". ''I..#t r. if i- t..r iinft 20; t'e l'iert.r-.
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81 MMONS.

-r.Tro cuH ;NI1. cot>Iy HrNi~AnA i.
a.. -, l4,h ..l. 'rlI. .f.adSt'.
u-t ..,.st. ..tc or caa f.-r 10
81, 49,. ....ay ,rl..n .nonel 60 ., tar l sa.s.
o.. ....f .fIE .1A. S.r.. 20 ,in.
-.H D. 1 u-on. .t,w.- I-.H...- .l iaam
Nmal..i from the -e,t'.. Of -,i- VIZ 81
st,..l'u .aa 700 t4i 'aHn'N. lH'nft
6. -r.s,tt. .al ,i.u L i'r.- -'t "f ilt
con. r -t .'.iu surfv dag. .rrI nH go.
rla afr u,f D.. tAi- tir' 90" g. .'.n f
.ane..,a ..f aay o -.,eu .fI a 8. lss'
.. .uiai obtain ir-tce tsis toas.
ta- 'o..ei". .+oi certain w'ti-.-' 'aai.n- OIL
ti. ..t .la. tfHit A p. 1851. ~ 4tr.i hy q
l.l.,. -u, -... sweet Co. faiur an1 f"r
-a.e.. misses therein auI foo -ti. t,fnIlIIi
I.rr.ra'a... .aHaasd and .e--ri1- tu' thcal.
cations SANKEY'S arising iitia "a -.h t' tit
Iasf, ... ti.osut due oa fsH ..iiaiu l,L .-.
f. a.t.. 'h ,u .sid conn i.f ia.- anl To-
a-s.. ... Hlu.iI. Thomas g. H'i.. H' Sire i.
.- tst. even .ate al-l sa.. AYti-a-r. sH
fI.# s.. ..s DE-. -rru.e --.H atf. I.r. b..
.trrs. uith iuir. 80 r.st.H '...
at, ..H IS. D.. 1851. a. %. r.'r u '.t
...s.f -..t nol month t..I .'a.. .au. II ..f.
.. -i. .asHlH atltr appit Doc. ia
Sd. art iirihlc. fi.H,i.. them f.f
I... ...t . rNrcufiuu tloIt.pi s.a.4-. fl.
..a'- $50 that al o' -ai ireuiaH.-
a.. s-, ruI rt... one OF them. aud 10 auI t,e.
H,.-'.. .If...in. u...rr them. ur aNF Ur 'ttt'. 81
t.ea .rtn..'.s ." the commence ut"i tli..
t.H. m.. Dee l.IIvI ami iHr"cin-ci Ht aA .
le.u au. .gitv af redemption iu "r 2. it
.... i"..'-artI -iuI.e. or amy r.r. Thereof. r
cog -..e. h-r or lsrthrl relief or boil iu tie le
w. Pc t- may BE 4st aul equitable.
AnH 900 rfe hereby Istit-I that H SON i.il fo 900
.vrr $50. c.mI.'r ut a- herein directed laiut'N si
f1Ha t -r.ett d. .ia-' sau therefor Do, agau't ~
FsfLer nifa % e, 80 suit aud sl-n ''naud o' fai
'"u0 -sr. other fet.is- is pfaye1 i'i in his sai'
Com. aut
DO .alouy whereof T. RUFUS 'HptMAkiH
Dleti. of tir district Court afr'-sll. .f
--- urreau. -ri my hand, ard iuip --a tts
% -t4itf ..fi court nt oh.U' DO tla fitg
'. ui Ne,aia ii.I- .ud day .f N3tcmh.r a
d. 1855 RUFUS siiofNAA.E. Orr..
By MN -Em. Deputy
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Wy CulrDunOp,- storE.
eassiED Br AZ EScuIsru rororrT TST ~ gEnrHISc
sEvEEk iuNEss.


sEvEEK HINES.
o. let touch fns burning brow
Tbe pcta,s q those deay naerrs
And let nv siiii' wander now,
Back through mist ut b. gone h,lr-.
To sunny spo:. in a far.ot climc.
Where used TO roam iu my eiiidhoo'. i'.re.
Nv ehiidhod'. horrc how i',s -Ieil
Thy drar AMI sacred memory Dcs
within ms heart-ss in sell
The ,ren bling l'sht ~ .'auy siic~
o lcsm. thronri 60 cr, .ial ieHihs - ,trn
Unal they seem O. s-cons l,arru.
tat sweet breath of southern a4.
SEEMS stealing gently BY %, ~
Tie ssme that stirred ur sunny ia.r,
IN blew the bonne from uy tse-',
Ioas long 60 when had gone
To sl,hes aowers At early ilra.
Again. with msnv joyous houni.
Nv tiny foot.tcr, swiftly ra.s
Where g,li-n balter-pp, were lortI
Half hii.i-n mii thc rasilinv grass.
AMI yiul-;- FROM She soti. green -"I
sscmei lnecAl, hooking up TO Goa.
There often have urls,i o. hear
The bee hi. Arovsy m,iin song.
TO gay and gu l.ie-- tl.en 20 tear
That h,H~g bees rcrehauec might 'iur.
II, h-a,t vas si tap fresh aut arrm
10 think ~ ill or -hlu. irur harm.
aud now along Tire good oll bah
T. .rattcrsl half INV stasnuf s'.-e
icr have heard my n.Otlel'- caN
Au3 dHucir- tnr.n-' iI.. .f-a le"r
iirr moruin- si.. f.r.', a.tt
and finr uly 'les.rr-. ID terf..t
Taca a.'ha q h, all ..a''ay trr-I.
ls'esl teA-nf 1' -. rh.i,.
d, Hing rllral ..,- bog. a,a7.
And faisc if mi 'he -i,erv la'r
Till every rose. aith dewey el,r.
Seems hlushing meath d.f' 20 .r.-v
And now once NOR" -'enI q" stand
Where long DARK shadow. round tne -ssrp
My dp,y bonnet 90 ig Arnd
For the ruil sunlight dared not creep.
With an it giitierins irmp leta-sn
Tlose twiuinz Aoushs of e,etEr Un.
loved the gay. c..i tl.ns. % e1th
The sunshine birds ami streams and slower
Yet would hush 10y childish ni.rth.
Aus through those iini .cquc.ter-l bowers
lu solitude. delight ,o .f-,i-
Iva. there lyarue 60 as a9l f-...
Tia; Homestead - "a -lia. n.a
i,. firr.i blossoms uaa sr, dead
Ye' stI their icer au4 solemn shade
Upon the waving grass si-I
Thus often sunshine viil jefer'
bot shadows ling,- on ihe hear;
AMI nov Nhcu fever wildly burns
Within iAis sal and aching breast
Ny spirit through the past returns,
Beneath that peaceful glove TO ret,
Their lovely cea-lcss vigil Keeps.
And lcnsise memory sometime. wcer.
The rusiliug of Nili birds wings.
a star. flower. gu-h of rain.
Tie sight 81 .ad or Joyous things,
o6 ma.e me seem chill again
With voic-l--s eloquence thcy come
Bright phantom. Of my childhood home
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~ ANI NOT OLD

lam not ol3-thg0a-h yrar. have cast
Their shadows on my day
am no, oli-'hough youth ha;A pa-el
ON rapid wings away
For in my hear, a fountain flows,
aud round i; pleasant thoughts rePose.
And symlathic and feelings high
Spring like stars on evenings sly.
! am not Ola Time may have set
nis sisnet an hy br ow
And soue faint burrows there have met
Which care may deepen now
Yet lo.e, fonl love a eharle, weayes
or fresh Young buds and verdant leaves
And still in, fancy can twine
Thoughts ,wee, az flowers that once vsre iuiuc.
am not OLD the ,nowcy uagr
That, fallen on my hair,
What is 1t but the silge- fringe
That makes tie head more lil'
Sad contrast. may be 70 tue oro~n
which used 10 deck nv youthia. erovn.
But lst tie senile token -'ay,
No impulse OF my ,oul s.. gray
am not ola through mas, iraye
This earth and BE- az rest
Soon, very soon aill 1ut -ricye
For those whom love love, test
What through ihi, fragile form y all fade
In ages cola ani gloomy shade
! si.ali regain tire lielt and De
Youthful m Immortality.
PARE UF>.s2IN.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
NOTICE.

State Of California. In District Court
County Of Nevada. ll,h judicial District.
Lysauder Moore and Thomas Noiaw. Pltils
Thos Primrose, H. Bronson and II. II Sweet
Dciit's
Notice is hereby given TO all persons inter
estcd that the said plaintiffs have this dag
instituted suit against the said Defendants
10 enforce Lien for Lumber and Material
men against said Defendants against the
said property as hereiuafe: described. 20 wit
4 Quartz Mil. known aud described as
Sweet & Co.'S Mill in Eureka Township. Co.
aforesaid. that they shall appear in tlr
District Court for the County aforesaid. on
Monday the 18Th day of December. 4. y
lSJS. aud exhibit their claim. against said
property, and The proof Of said claims sand
liens OH said property on that day.
LYSA&DEG MOORE. p,,r.s
IS THOMAS NOTAW.
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"DiNING OUr.''-Ne passed along n rich
thorcughfre y here there were gold aud sil-
yer. and marble aud silk, and the things Of
worldly splenGof. Upon the door sill Of a
high and costly building sat a man ard wo-
man. poorly clothed, eating dinner dining
out" The man was a strong German labo-
rer and the woman proportions made her
u fit companion. She had brought her hard
working husband his humble rcpast. and
'they twain were not ashamed to hay q the
crowd pas. them. The faneiul and accom-
pshed-,he earth 5 perfection, passed by and
we're shocked at "such vulgariiy." Sleek
locked daudyism went by and laughed to
see 1.-The Buichman'' cat. Others came
along. and not one passed without giving
the poor couple a contcmptuous smile, irown
or thought
We walked on with the rest. In the next
street we saw two little boys, sitting in the
great arched door Of rich banking house.
each eaiinga crust of bread. They, also.
we're "diniug out" but what feast for
bankers house Yet in that cold and slim
repast there was healthful nutrIment.
satisfaction to the money changers little
ragged guests that was real and honest
They "dined out" because they we're hungry
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
In nistir Court.
T1ttt Indie It.ff
Norma.
q. ~ ~ .nNalla

'H.-.. H. Nevada. lflh JHAi-ti iHat4lal.
T.Hf... g H.ina. IS Io-hua Satet c.
iaaf.I..,iun Of i.I.ils Attorney, h'ein. aui IL
ln. .aru- .. uv satisfaction that g"H tau.ru' ac
t"n e1-f- .aiusi tAe c.enieut, J"-hu >~eei, that
he s.. pra... trrt, thereto. and that lr SARA Ie-
f.li it1f f. rt a resilient nf thi- state and thaf the
4s. ..-ir. D.. .ft Defendant b. uuknaanta raintin.
lr + '... that tine -uuuon, Esrei Ue -srNel
uf-r f..- Joshua ~aer. los publication Zoe the
-Netat.t N ...srf for inrev Months.
alt.ula ...i., ham. 10. Natrfuhei .iI. ls5s.
THOMAS a. CA~wEli.. O. lul.c
Attest --uur.. shrrmaLrr tlsrs oi i5frcf ,urt
ly Wa smith lcp.tt.
Met tuuraN NHr. TlfH. AttY Dc IA
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80 G.cLpENl I2Tz -. !!
ILLL.IE.rEn! III STRATLL !,

taos. l.-. N...i. f.f.,i. one r.. 3D..
.a--.-f Hf. - ia .". tae j. HH
l.la-. %. .-..'s ..H uts-ra' msu"r aDd .......y j
.ilatfsa..t utr.t r..t.
9 Cn t.H n s-.. |v -.'f i.fyiIs
"a uHsata,a.. a,alt u
.Aessaae,tI a.a a..a...
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Sewing Mas hines.

w hNA ADbEt. h"tihE -' i.. "t
.WLrrier 81 al..uu-r superior iANiL sENlNH
GRASS VALLEY IN WEDNESDAY. ~ tch week
for the sale oi N,. lines and Tor the pur1.r OF Civ
ing Instruction iu fheir use.
IN itti". ai.l. ng TO procure the mal me are
re,etrct 90 ,... -l .NAKER. on Church ieet.
60 sttinl & ann. To- order with neatuu. Hn des-
1tcu. War. lett ai the Exchange will returned
ne second day without extia charge
Grass Valley july ~. 1865 aui.
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in its character and properties from any
preparation now in uic. Under its re-
itoring influence, arength and vigor are
impaired to the cxhauied frame, and
perfect health fucceeds dileaic, as Winter
is fucccedcd by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen.
ial influence Of rcirehing ihowers. It's
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be administered to persons
'of all ages and every variety Of confi-
tuition with the mott perfect lafety.
Prepared and sold by a. B. & D SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton Street, cor
of William, New-Yurk.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co.. II
JoHSsrS & Co, RED,NGToS n Co., San Fian.
cisco; RioE & CoTFiS, MarysyiIe; r. II.
McDosALD & Co.. Sacramento; and by
Druggists generally.
" IuTTZENHEISER Agent fof Grass valley
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TiE GOLDEN PEIIN

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ti.. 4Dit 1924
G G.'HE. INf...
THE lii. IS IIt<
4tI a.iHl. utl/..
TUI rplIL& .IIIEr
TIL GUI.D.EE FLF-
THE GoIitIN ThiE.
THE GOLD y PEIZE
THE GOLDEN NTbIII
ILLUSTr AIEbiLLt~1l.t 10.
ILLUS tiATEU EVERY WEih.
lLLI-TEAI tNLhl NIi..
H. U-TbATEU EVERY WEFL.
ILLUSTRATED ENEMY WELt.
SPECIMEN COPIES SlNT IhLE
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT fEEt
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'-r e.ty GO. or~ ftaf .....-.s- la SAD r....
"H. '"l t."t .......S 5n auf . $500
'i .t.i .-....a o. arA rt'-
t-r eul4 i.r ltt .rI....--..-. B ~ sad sI;a
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

gao n"tF 60. on- ftaE So .a sa4 r.t..
"HH .HI t"H t..r.. ......o 5n auf /. a'tI.
i .--.-.a tN arl gttf.
t-rr copy lar ltt ttI......... b ~ sla .iI;a
AND tG .lIIs
Iafee c0nie one la-. ........s So u1 aui 9 gifts.
li'" c1lta- 'n- t".r...-. .-..N tD and 3 riit-.
Ten rniie- one ttas-.-. ....-l 10 nu aud 10 i.fs.
IUeuiy-cnt eol4t. tIr wear 80 90 and ~ liItt.
The aiiic.o- Go is Distributed mpri-td ii us
.oil"u if. li-t
> package. Of Coll, containing $500 % each.
%. do. Go. o.. -c0 co. each.
10 do Cu lo. . 100 90 each
DO Patent lever Han'u- ea-ea
NhlcA"---.-.. ..-..... ltp % csch.
~ 'o.d haiehc-..-.. ....... =" 90 each.
"H Go. -.... ..-.-..- 90 90 caca.
"" go. ..-.. ..--.-... ~ t rtti
300 ladies Gol4 Nltciir- ........- e.. ttta..
100 silver Huu'.u4 ts.t, Wrfcl H.t..
5uo ~ii. Naieta--..... = Nio % t.'.ra
1000 COLI Guara. ,e-t ami
lol tAHins. .--.-. 30 g. 30 90 's.r
Cola Jackets. Hue,lst. tnpchs Bar tr.r.
Breast Pms tuI .iu- sl,sfc ifaffou.. i.iu.. -I.
-iuds watch hey- Geld aua s.,srr IIintls. ESQ
variety "i utAcs articles. worth from Luy co.'s.
'sI5 eaeA
Immediately on receipt 81 the .ub-crirtiot u..iet
the subsciiheI rau will o." entered uitI. ,.r 4.
-eripiiun book opposite "a utule. aud thr t .r..
-pHnditg with tiH. Iui.iri. uill De- ...l
within one ucet o. the subscriber ty i.... vs. e1
frr.-. post-l
a. An commuui,a tions should be O.. .t-sas
20 BFCki1 CO.,
is and 60 Mofai nuiiiiur SO rrosdv r. g. 8
q .f Specimen orfi sent iiee .ftt' ...@
sfeeiul 50 copies ct tile -- tul,eu ...a u.r
cen Hf tii- oince.
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an A e N Oh J A !"
Pumps fox Sale.

VWO FORCE ANp LIFTING PUMPs--one 6
L inch bore. aud one 2 inch bore-both Ia fue or.
der Apply to
JOS WuOnWORTH
Superintendent Alta Co. No 2
Grass Valley sep, Il, ls5s.-n7.tf
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
RNAD NOTICE.

N .-UN- wis h1s- .u -tr-H.t.af in ir.f'i "n ih"
| r. Ne,aIt aul t.--. tt'.ot luiuHite t"mnt
ny raad p, 'he mouth ei., 80 ca'i li iir or
,o. t.e ~c.l-isf,. bt Nevada Ur Gia>s VALLEY, "n
th, ur.t uiv,ey n.uuth ami it'' ' agree "ieni it
ur.trl II. ri'-.i.'Nt.'- sec y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-17
Proce.dinss Of Congres


WAsHIIeroN, Dec. 16.-The Ssaafs was no,
in session to-day.
Hoxss.-Ths House unanimously adopted
a resolution, comforting full power on the
Clerk TO preserve order. II he can do it he is
superhuman.I
Mr. Bonham, of S. c., In reply to Free
soiisrs who preceded him, said that whenever
it should DO found expedient, az had been de.
ciared, to use force against the South, the
Union would no longer exist. He said with
out hesitation, that If Seward, or any other
man en- ter tanning Stewards views, were elected
President, he would Se in favor of an imme-
diate dissolution OF the Union, and he thought
he expressed the sen tmsnts of the entire peo-
pie of South Carolina.
Mr. Sims, of KY, poured a volley of hot
shot into the Black Repub licans He loved
the Union, but if the fell calamity of disunion
came upon US, he hoped the South would rise
up As one man in defence of her rights.
On motion, the House proceeded to vote for
Speaker The vote res ulted-Bocock Sc Sher-
man 90 Gilmer 36-some of those heretofore
voting for Sherman having gone over to Gill
mer.
The result having been announced, Mr.. Gill
nasr withdrew from the contest and nominal
ed Mr.. Boteler, of Virginia, whe received, on
the second trial, IS Notes.-The Black RepHb-
licans and several anti Lscomptonites, who
previously voted for Gilmsr, returning to
Sherman, whose vote was Ill, lacking Of an
election. Bocock received g.
Mr.. Dejarnette, Of Virginia, voted for Bote-
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The room Of Senator IIamlin, at Washing
ton. was entered, on wednesday night anc
two gold watches, together with pocket
book, containing some cash, taken therefrom.
The report that the Attorney General o.
Rhode Island, Hon. Jerome b. Kimbail, died
in Providence, last Saturday morning, OF ~
phOid fever, 10 incorrect.
Rev. John q. Mills, well known minister
Of the Baptist Church, died in Halifax county,
Va, on Sunday last.
The difiicuity between Mayor Baugh and
Dr. Dickinson, Of Memphis, Tenn, has been
satisfactorily adjusted.
Tandy jones, who shot Hiram Dooley, in
Bedford county, Va, In self-defence, has been
acquitted
Richard Murphy, shoemaker, was found
dsAd In his bed In Warrenton, N. u, on Tues
day last.
Hon. John Lefcher is in Washington. whore
he will remain until near the day OF his inan-
gurataon.
Al Episcopal Church IL to BE- erected at the
Whiie Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county,
Va
4 steam fire engine for the underwriters 81
Mobile b nearly completed in Baltims ~.
Second Lieut.. II. II. 0arber. Of The ~ y. 3.
tnfa try, died recently In Oregon.
EeYerni small buildines were destroyed ~
Mre IN Suffolk, Va, Wednesday LAST.
Il littls daughter Of Mr.. Larry was buTnt
10 asA4h II south Memphis, Tenn. last week.
Hnail.pox prevails ~ some sxtsnt y Lax
3ngton, Va
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Additional New, by the Nova sco.ian.


PORTLAND Dec. t6.-The Nova Scotian,
from Liverpool, brings the following addi-
tionalanews:
The reported death Of Mana Sahib is be-
lieyed 70 be unfounded. At latest accounts he
was levying troops and threatening to annihi-
late Lucknow. He had 5000 men under his
command.
The British Parliament has been prorogued
till the oath of January.
There was sharp engagement between the
Spaniards and Moors on the 25th of Noyem-
Der, in which the latter suffered heavy loss.
PARIS, Wsdnesday.-The explanation OF cur
rem. reports was that the French squadron
had neither bombarded Tangers nor Tetnan.
A small fort OH the coast of Morocco having
fired upon q French steamer, the latter replied,
and having dismantled the fertilization. re-
turned to the squadron, at Algesiras. 1t is
stated that the commander had informed the
government OF Morocco that this does not
change the relations between the two coun-
tries.
A great storm had occurred in the Euxine,
BY which 80 vessels were lost.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says it is still uncertain whether Eng
land intends to join the European Congress.
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rHs EXECUTIONS At caAaLRsTowN.
LARGE CROWD In ATTENpANcE.

The Negroes Greeu and Copeland MeIi1feus
services ~ the Gallews-laansing 81 Geek
and csPpfs- An Quies In she NeisAbse-
CHARnxsrowx, VA Dec. i6.--0rssn and
Harperss Ferry conspiracy, forfsttsd their livss
upon the galiows this naoraing. The crowd in
town was very great and the execution WAS
Witnessed by no less than l6oo people.
At O'Clock the hsld was occupied BY
the treops. and at S minutes past II the pri-
soners arrived upon the ground IN wagon,
IN which were also the iailcr aud sheriff.
The prisoners mounted the scanold with
firm steps, and the caps were Aen placed over
their heass and the rcres around their necks
North, OF the Presbyterian church, and then
the prisoners were landed into eternity.
Before the rope was cat Green Wa heard TO
utter fervent prayer, but Copeland. II he
was broken by the fall, and died without a
struggle. Copeland writhed In violent strug-
rtes for several minutes.
While on the scanold. the prisoners babe
adieu to the three cisrgymen who accompanied
them, Rev. Messrs. North, Waugh and Lehr,
Heaven. The drop fell NJ IL minutes past II
o'clock. The bodies were deposited in the
Jail. and will be tntsrred Tomorrow.
The news OF the attempted escape OF Cook
and Oopptc last night having been ielegraphed
70 Gov. Wise, no at once telegraphed 70 Gen,
Taiiaferro to take possession Of the jail, which
he accordingly did.
fsscoNp DrsPArcHl
CRARLRsTowS, Dec. i6.-Cosk and Coppic
Were hung shortly after the execution Of the
negroes. There Was no disturbance
1.-THE agent Of the Associated Press at Wash
ingtoa .eieSraphed late last night that no fur
Their particulars were recsived.l