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rTmE AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE

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l. Is practical medium for providing Families. schools
and Colleges with competent TEACHERS TEACHERS With
positions and with Information concerning The best
schools of the country. Schools bought and sold. ,,
class seminary for sale-chcap.
Books. Charts, Maps, Music &c, &c, supplied at Tie forrest
rates
References Faculty Amherst College Hen Thcp FREEING.
hiysen J.. L. ID. ct al. S.nd for a circular
SMITH. woODMAS CO.
6l9 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
June 9-l,di,c&w2w BAG Broadway. New York.
TIE COLLEGE OT WILLIAM a. MARY.
TIIlE next session of this Institution will
the second Wednesday OF October next. The cNrrci.
will resumed In the renewed college ed:hcc.
complete apparatus large scale, Of III. latest aud most
approved construction has already been ordered, which,
together with well selected library, will he In readiness
for use hy the commencement OF the session
DEPARTMENTS
l. Latin AMI Latin Literature, and the Romance Lam
guage,-EpwIS TtLI.FEHpo, A. NJ, Professor.
II. Greek and Greek Literature, and Gcrinan-EpwAED
S. JorXrs, A. NJ. Professor.
Ill Moral snI Intellectual Philosophy and Belle
Letires-SIL,s Torres. u. D.. Professor
". History, Political Economy, aid Constitutional Law
-ltuB'r J. Mvrn-nS, Professor.
V Chemistry and Natural rlhioso.hy-HESJ. :. E"El.
Professor.
Vi Msiheina,ics-I.aS,. S Ew'il, Professor, rr",. T.
l.. SSg,n. AjjuGct Professor.
For further information, ndiress,
BENZ. : EwELL, President,
I,,. William ,,ur. Va.
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ConMIssI0NEKs, SALE OF VALUABLE

>S rIu,RspAY TWENTY YFIIST DAY or JULY,
next IL fair IL not the next fair day: We the con-.
son-rs appointed under decree of the Circuit Court OF
Richmond county will sell at public auction, on the prem
,.s If no, privately disposed OF before that time AL the
real estate xh ia the late e. W. Si'h died SsVcd anu
possessed, consisting of ,,,.
I ,,, r..i.,.rrc situated in Richmond county on the
River about fry miles from lie mouth and
rnr,a,in, about y OF land OF which about "V
acres ar, in high o! Improvement and highly adapt
ed TO the growth Of the stape products o' The stare me
Bomor and Fredericksburg steamers STOP regular with
in quarter OF mile OF the house. anordng the farmer an
opportun,y 10 place fruit vegetables ia either market
IN from IL 10 after shipment The improvements
con,I., Of brick dwelling house aud all nece-
,ary ou, houses In good repair There Also good dwell!
inv sbou, half mile frotn the mansion house. embracing
nn. of The hes, -horcs on river for planting oysters
which In hi. section are OF very Ene quality and the
;eary shipments are enormous . .
We vii sell with the above. named farm TWO DETACI-
Ed PARCELS or LAND the first two miles di>tsnt
tanning o> acres heavily mhered wi;h ots, chesnut. &c
The second one mile distant, containing r acre. ot white
oak swamp land.
TEgMS-Onc third in cash: the balance IN one ana Two
with h,re,, from day al sale. The purchaser viii
h. alow, 10 seed wheat In the fan and full possession given
nm The first o: January next The deferred payments TO b.
secured by bond with approved personal security AMI
.n retained property until the purchase money Is
paid. ..,,, .,..,, s,,.h o,,, - :: v...
ed In II. by ,bs above decree Address
RICHARD H. MITCHELL,
Ii.wa.iou, Lancaster 60, Va, CAM.
L.. HiPKINS,
7appahaunocs, Essex CO., Va,
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M0NTGoN
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

rliIS WATERING PLACE will he open for the reception
Il Of visitors, on the l>r DAY ~ JrNE, l>1?.
Ample arrangements have ben made for the accommo
da.ion of
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS.
II situated near Ia, Virginia and Tennessee Hail Road,
from which there j. Rail Road To the door Of the R"ce
tion llouse and is ciustrt between New Orleans and
New York.
There will be Dli!y Line of -Four Horse Coaches
Superior Turnpike Eol Icy way of the yellow sulphur and
New River White Su!r,u. springs, and the
GEL SALT POND,
and through country unsurpassed In the grandeur OF its
BOLD MOUNTAIN SCENERY,
10 the salt sulphur, GT"tuhrier White sulphur, Sweet
Springs AMI other Virginia Watering Places.
This Is the NE>I RoCTs from The Virginia and Tennes
see Rail Road 10 the Sal. sa!niGr and Gr-cnbricr White
Sulphur Springs.
Max lu-Llcif ROBERT H MOSHY Proprietor
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PERSONAL DFFIcuLrY.-We learn from the
I.ynchbrTg Republican, that or 18th inst Mr.
JOHN D. Alexander and Dr.. David Bass, got M" a
difficulty. Mr. 4. sho, Or. B. and the latter snap
ped pl-to! twice 3: Mr.. 4. Dr. B.. thPn-H 'e'!
-.yr.elv wounded, ! Still il. hopetu. 'onl.'!"n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-21

Having published the ca:d Of VI. RoI, L.
Hackney, We now publish. BY .e4ges' the .c.
p!S Of the c!.ior Of thc "ltyocatc'
.'fom ri,- ~, Advocate sl 'ar ia|s.
ROBERT B. HACKNEY.
In the Richmond ENQUIRER ct the i..tn ms, IS
mere appeared card i,o:n Mr. Eolcu z.
Hackney. dated PIT Pleasant. Nav Jia !,,,."
IN which VI Hackney undertake. =. c>one.
rate himself from the charge, preferred ,csiu,t
hllasci IL Doorkecpcr @; tic Hon. O. E.nre.
scn;atveS by the Committee of .A,,,u.,t, ana
To characterize the editor Of the A,.yocatr ,or
repeating >ail charges, Il, speaking -, ran.
dom thereby placing himself N the ca.e
CORY OF those who utter charge, kuowiugthcla
to be false In order that We misnt a. ~.
. Hackney no Injustice We have put ou.,olyc, to
much trouble t. investigate tht,r chlI.,S AL
the action taken by Congress upon ta,u 80 ii
rs We couli dn 81 >" reference - tac Con.
gressiona Globe. We therefore. iu iu-tre 10
! ourselves. re-pub,.,h the iac'> connected wi'h
Mr. liackncy's expulsion from The office at
/ Doorkeepcr, aS they appear IN the Globe and
lea"e 1t TO q dsiatcrcsicl public 20 DECIDE hr-
tween us and 5ir. Hackney.
On the 18th day Of MAY. l>i~. lilc Commit
tee OF Accounts OF the House ci Ecrrc>cnra.
tivcS, con>>tn. Of Mc>.r>. D'rh. >plrit- SPIN.
ncr. j. II. kuukcl and ia'ilI- i'owon lta,cc
Democrats aad two Republicans audc Re.
port. IN which. from an cXt.n:na,.s, of ~. rc.
cords OF the folding room, 40, ,icy maize >pc-
citicai.oa, OF vm.ou, abuses cN.,t:r'.. IN >a.d o.
lice! men being PAID - !Did.-- who per
form no. d"ty -oi Mr. Hackney permitting
false returns to j.. made on the books ct tue
amount Of wJli, done ---oi ''Iucrc..>li. tie ca
pcnditures IN the iol.ir. ronu from $500 or
$500 Der month to <, ao'i ~. :, s"o" -1r ..r,.
ployin, ~ messenger, when he wa. only ,n.
thorizcd 10 .n,,Ioy a,--...,oa nf RI. ,,,,,rlc,.
who were ag.i - ,ac.,on..rrs d,.,b,r,,nr. no
duties bri b.jn. ,rnpr.yrI ~. ,I.,Ls - frc,
men in III, yaul,. 81, i. oii con.,ni g.
Of ..rc,urninc Ia the ,,rr,, -. H.. Hons. ~
folded in the inldn.room. "aaG ! dnr,mrnfs
rhc, tie oa.y,,t aeiloj}y io5.g ems ONLY
l22 GtG' Ne.
Upon tbs report Nj Hackney -.l, dismissed
by a vote oil ~ 10 :..;.
These fact, are recorded In ;i,ct'orsr,s.iopal
prorcc.i;u.,, for -, ,.,,I ,,...,. .., ,,,
lcrcurr. To- t'ou,....i.-.,i ,ioj.n.tr,, ,.,r
u MI Is,
WrihiuL tI,at,t Mr. II,.l.,.,. fs.,. o.,,.;,.vcJ
u. any random cnar,o~. which hqy. been
made ;..:.iu,t him ne suui ,,!!cr IL, indi,ua.
,ion NJ the Co,n,.i,t,c of .,rc1qu,, agi ,hc
House If Relrc,,ut.,uc.. and .!o, AGAINST n,.
Nr. Hackney upirr.ak,. tn rlo,,ct himself
however. .ain>t these rr,.ee,hu.., by stating
that his cas-. had bc,n ,r,yiotI>ly referred To-,
Special Colulp:f;.. am! thu; that committee
have cxomerateI him ,lon the elar..,, prefer
red against him.
In proof of this. Mr.. Hackney rre.t-> the 10!
lowing document. which h. allrgr, To- bc the
report oil the Spccnl Committee:
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UNIvEIt>IrY or VIRGINIA. az

IppOyyTvENT OF + PRO OFESSJR Of L.i7JN.
DEOrESSUE HARRISON having gwen notice oi his 10
ention resi- the Chair Of Latin, at the close o me
session the Board of Visitors will proceed nj their
next meeting, 1.-THE 25 Of Juncl 10 appoint successor
Applications -houd lee addressed TO the Rector I"NAs
JEPrRssoS HASp1lrH Esq, care O the suhscrher lnve!'
~ Of virginia :. MAUpIS.
April ss-c6w Chairman OF the Faculty.
NJANTED.-A CleSyman and married man, who mas
w had several years experience in teaching IA Gradu.
al. Of one of the best European Unvcrses desrous OF
changing his pre.en! location wshes Classical School or
Female Seminary OF high grade Location, South or
SouIlaes,. Best references given. Address,
BETA,
May 2s-e6w osice Of the Richmond Enquirer.
TWO YOUNG LADIES, iSeu qualified to teach
comm N and higher English. Latin, French. German
Drawing Crayonng aud Music, wish to obtain situation
torether 10 private family school For further par
ticniar, address MISS l.. F. C0WDREY,
June iS-cet' Winser B.oomc county, New YORK.
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THE LOTUS;
\ MONTHLY MAGALISF " r..
LnITED HH
ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCEUni.


fI,ur sg: number Of this enterprise, t-e;nnng wh
- sausry l>39, |, before the public. The publishers
yr ,r.bone TO ISSUE prospectus fully conIeit that
- merit, Of the WORK would conaeud 10 the patronage
:. Al Who D., genuine literature II Is coIamcnccc Under
49, s.' bic auspices: i:s gifted Editor stands frs,
,a-a. youi: poets of the prc,-n, of Ens, verse
A.. ed ty corps of brilliant cun;ribGt r. hc'h ia
- ,oaa:.y and Europe, will furnish l.vns,!y q, coi:e
- q Instructive entertainment, an! periodical Of the
.y,u'ry sGNraS.
lie w,-s Ul contain nothing sectional lrian hu,
,-.a ~ Feds whGt-Ncr Is wo.iv ;.. arcrp able
>:, The enlsl -n'uen and b,r.'y ot the culiyht-
~, snl htr =. sGc encouragement and support It's
..,r:;. may cit'r
Al communications pertaining 20 the Literary Depart
mi, mus; be ,ifr, scd 81 tie Eio. All voluntary
-g.1a, ru>; be accompanied 10y III. oi the
s.,:..- A9;!,cr>. 20 secure attention.
gru:la;., Ahl business letters be addressed either
% tae E,l;o; the Publishers
Trav,-T.:-, Dollar, per annuin, Invariably in advance;
,,r:y1yr cs,s per s"'- copy. No subscription Goa.
.,-i fo- longer time than paid for. booksellers and
s,vsadsGs Supplied terms usual 10 the trade Great
l,l.esaer:s oa-rri 10 Cabs. Address,
HCrToN CLARK,
MemDhis Tennessee
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~I-~S

LlGnr lIorsEs DscoNrINt Ep.-Ihc Llsiit-
House Board have dircc,e! 4 numbcr oi IIsl.t-
houses 10 be discontinued. on an! after the 1T
Of August next. among them tn ioi2"'',S
MiSpil!ion lighthouse, Dei'"hrt' Hi'.u' ,;L. o1.
lighthouse, Virginia o'rac"Ee '"'''''a 80
vessel Nine-iect -noal i;ht Co. %" d."
Island lighthouse Nortn 'Ate'''''' '''''''' ''''
san; lighthouse, south c4f'l-"''
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no rE,CisExs AND 0rIIEItN.

(EIW Ir,iroII oI retiring Ir"n 'r Ta'0r hiII C"i'H''
ID of school. "rF for -slc the property kno"n
as Ep;iwOop. ABOUT r.courtlIs OF mile from ial-
myra. Va IL i the Of very Ourshng school, which
could be connu ed AMI enlarged by early attention The
school las zinc patronage both Of boardcr and day scho'
lars.
for boarding school The location is unsurpassed by any
for beauty, comfort anl hcalthtulnc-s.
would sell with the buildings 80 or 80 Of Land or
the whole OF the adjoining which contains nearly %
acres and is In 4 fine state Of Improvement.
s The terms BE- made favorable 20 the purchaser
juno 2-cit ID. : FtHRAE.
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Having published the ca:l of VI. RoI, L
hackney, We now publish. BY request, the sy.
ply Of tie cl,or Of the "l,.yocatc.'
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pk0FE>NOtNHIP Ole lkDEI,N LAS.

'' Ant>.--Oi. ;hr SEVENTH OFGLY the Trustees
frofr-',r 20 'h- chair of Mol in Languages anil
= !fr IN Richmond College. II. 4 be expected 10
'''.''! Instruction In the modern pgua2es usually
e'i".isliy th- French and Germ Stsud TO occupy
~ fa:iy with 'hc glasses. The sGon will h.gin
!. - o' October, aud continue niac1onths. Tr,ti
a. nav b. sent or applications made tperson TO
'-- .'--c:d RU. RYLASD, Almond Va
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SITIlTIOy WANTED.

TVNlIE undersigned graduate Of the University OF 'ir
gnIa Is desirous n Obt.lning situation as teacher
Satisfactory recommendations be given "a to scholar
.hp and character Any Information In regard TO ihe
terms 6e be had ~ addressing me, at The nvcs'y
OF Virginia u y.
May 25-cw.f
~ Weekly Di-nntrh nlcnse
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TWO Certificates o! sock OF the frGcr. Bank o. Vir
,!.ia !u the name o: Ann Z Mackin Ter. numbered
.oT harcs. dated March ilt 1853, and the
numbered .2i .cr tive shares. dated IL October
N h,vinc been lost nisiad, application will be- made
81 renewal ct The sane, and all persons are hereby cali
=7,g how II ;hrre be any, why certificate,
y - ,hall not DC is,ued JOHN pEB2EE.
N,y ..-cln Administrator Of Ann L Macsinier decd
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Cor,n,,i,, +, made Of long pro'rac:ed
drought in certain districts OF Mississippi
(;cor,;a. Texas and Louisiana.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
", N. 4 n. n. TREDWAY.

". u. ~ III. Nh
~ TO RNEY AT l W..
~ a.ad regularly all the Courts OF fii'syivania and
'aaSLn counties, and also the Quarterly and Supe
-. q he county OF Henry.
" H!'-'', F;isylvania c. H.. Va. feo ely
DIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
me-. APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
i.sa.s will proceed on the lst Of July next 20 APP
AZ >;l'. Students TO fill vacancies which VII then
= Cd. =" '',oSing districts:
'!L-Nos:ois ana Princess Anne.
->.,-rS Southampton and Greensyil,e.
't-Cty Petersburg ami Prince Geors.
'..-poH ha-ln Cumbe erland and Chesterfield.
~ A-Lgn-atarg Sottoway and Prince Edward.
N.-'4ai3.ll and Appomattox.
Nsw Kn,, York, Elizabeth City and Warwick.
',;;:-l!aaoyer and Henrieo
,nN!-C4ro!ine nd Spotsylvania
tNi.-s'aeord. Hing George and Prime" "HlAn'
NrH,t-tarquier aid RappahannocS
W.! MADISON, Nlpeper, Orange and 6reehH.
. 'AtiI -Nb-raa'ic
~ ~ Louisa, Go~hland and Fluvanna.
,StHH,t-!ii Hampshire, ,Nardy and Morgan.
.NN..a-fredr-cs, Qirke and WsrTen
ssN.' ->h.nandoaiand Page.
rytN.-Roc. .ing.ilullad Pcndleton.
.tNl-hucgsia.
Nh! 't,i! bath, lIishlaN and Rockbridse.
,s,;i. ~, .-Aier,any, Bae,ouri, Roanoke and Craig.
'N'N.-'.F;ol, GraNon, Floyd, Montgomery and
M-N,rcer, Monroe Gle. and Tazewell.
| HLi-S,ny'ii. wyth- ;Ai Washington.
| ~ SOFT, lee, Ens.a and Wise.
'"''. h."aNha, pe'ns, Logan, Boone, wyoming
~. ,f.s-MA'on, Jacsson $Leil. Wayne and Writ.
w., Wa5i D0'i''as ilarFi'on' f'ea'"n'' anu
'-'Ii-rp'LgF, Barbour Ihi., Giln,er, Randolph and
I.-nrookr, Hancock an,ohio.
1'.2'i. accompanied by IAper testimonials, should
| -, - he .l'h Of June.
sti' students are exemp, ~ charges for nstricu.
" I'iy' room rent, and use o&he Library, but have
4 '.ds for all other EXPENSES. I
4..r' siv!ns fuller !n:orial;iciSiu he forwarded TO
] ~, Ia, irp! .9F l.. S. MAUPlN.
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McCORTICK,S

RF.APEES AND MOWERS.
n H. MCCORMICK oFfERS TO TIE FARMERS OF
Y. ra.,r-a Virginia and North Caro-.
-a,. ~ REAPEES, aud REAPEES and cSS<-
MOWERS deliverable 20 order through NN
=. SCENT. WILLIAM A. EEANrUN a41E13Aa1 -
i-..E.S
B-An persons wanting Mac..ncs are requested TO
-: IA ;h-ir orders early
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EnIFC

GENTLEMAN and his wife, lwithou, nca..Oranc..) ,
desire to obi ain situations. Teachers in Female
school or to teach In ncighborhood where male and
fcuae school could each be made Having FIVE years
experience In teaching they could give Testimonials OF ah-
~ &C. In the usual branches OF an English education Latin
French and the Piano Forte Address,
''EDUCATI0N,'
J,,, ,ctw Post Office Charlottesville, Va.
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pEDI CTION n COkE.-rhe

IL =! s.:he. noacc, will be as follows:
-: Lump Coke. e.................s - on per load.
- Hail Coke .......... ..... - do
ii:: cok-. both grades ......... 1 80 do
4--.e prices Coke Is AL thing, considered the cheap
- ' offered, likely 10 be offered il the market,
:.--s -. coming
iic-Cash on delivery, on demand.
- ... l0th street and Bas o. a.d corner Byrd
=. 81, ,1a,h side Canal.
-, .t-rtf JOHN J. MERTn Arent.
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ro EDirOi,N AND PRINTERS.

fJNt -.bc-itrrS 1,s leave to call attention to their
1 SIdCH uf PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS, BoE-
psE> PRIESTS &c. &C, lh-ge suppl! otwhih they keep
a,sa, y Haud q, their Typ. .ad Stereotype Foundry
y : ,',.. :; New YORK.
" 44ye f, s,sOrtnen, Of AL articles required in
printing u.!c- !ncluiing
CASES. CNAsES. GALLEYS, &c.
A. .. vli,h -l,l in every respect .,'iy man
,,,,arr, Ia III. country. and which vii, sell the
.. :,l, i!.h, credit for approved arsolilhf-
,,s or ten pe- discount for ca.. od Type taken
70 ,,ange fr new ,he customary price u nine per
y,ua delivered within 81 days from '!i. OF purchase,
..L-r, - ..N vents ptr Mound.
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WV. HAGAR, JR. / CO.

re undersigned A5rSr N VIRGINIA. for the above
moan c-:at l,ha.n can .uiq!y 'c trade with every de-
,--a:va Of P1SrNG MATERIALS, !: the manufacturers
.-,-> ,ai on the same liberal terms.
Having printed the "RtHNuNI EN.CIREE'' for upwards
:, r yrar, With type and o:e- rial. purchased from
N..r, HASAR Co, Am Undue =! 10 recommend materials
H. ;a,i. establishment: ia pre:,-. 70 others.
s-.l-n BOOK, vii. bc furnished 20 the trade, and such
,, a. r.Ay h, sec ell will bc lorwrdcd with despatch
WI. D. ALLEGKE,
H1r.hi. Enquire O1cc. Richmond, Va
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iRNSTR RONG, GATOR q co.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBkEs OF
hibbons, Millinery, SILK Goods, Flowers,
Ruchc, Straw Bonnets and Flats,
\c ~, BALTIMORE STREET,
" BE:wkES CGAELSs AND HANOVER STREETS,
BALTIMORE,
s sock unsurpassed in the Uni,ed States In variety
4. ....rr.sx Ian oh Gin
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CHARLES u. STU ART.

VHAHIk ksS be SlV AhIY
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, HANOVER County, Va,
WiLL pacce regularly In the Courts OF the counties
" = Hanover Caroline and King William. and will at
- any bsin-.. n any Of the Courts held in the city
z ar1t! Dec. 2:s-dGt&cf
.-,.oGss B.EgsD,Lg, Z. u. BAkkspALE,
Late Of Charlotte. of Richmond.
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p"!c.> % Teeth ftp ~ Teeth. ........sl3
20 Tee'h........ l2 3s Teeth ....... II
''' testimony OF N. value Of this Implement call a,ten
y . is :i!oving letter.
"Br,NgAD April 9th, 1885,.
VI. u " SVru-Sir: have received your note asking
a; 'aas of your wheat Cleaners afcr trial OF the
l - purchased % you last year.
% 10: hyatr to say that the Cleaner is simple. du
- t-i no; Elective implement and that the three
- you last year saved at least ten times their
IS - steamed wheat, which, without taem, would have
=, .4,
ysry especially. PHILIP sT GEORGE COOKE"
~ Warehouse -, Main street. II. ". SAITH.
.sas iI-cr
-, EXECUTORS NOTICE.
| HE CREDITORS OF GEORGE W. rULL1AM, DE-
'th>Ep-Al! persons having claims against the late
~ Pu!i4;n. Jr. deceased will please present iheIn
e.! --'.ea'.caisd 70 me for settlement
{. q. GRISwOLD, Executor
of Geo. ". Pulllatn, decd.
Srsst,, ,,,,i;JI ,s,a-rS,rjf
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7. II. BAhksDALE, Iate oI fhIMVINt.
BARKSDALE & BROTHERS.,
NpRING IMPORTATIONS, 1859.

BAhhSDALE T. ~ bhO1AEASS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
0FF.cy NEAR SHocxoE WAREHOUSE.
lSERAL ADVANCES made on Consignments In band.
Iap
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-22
ARRIVAL OF THE
CENTRAL OVERLAND MAIL.

GENOA, January 2lst.
The Salt Lake Mail arrived here last night
at 81 o'clock.
The roads are in good order and the stages
arrived two to four hours ahead of time. The
stage left this morning for Placerville, and
will arrive there this evening.
The correspondent of the Telegraph Com
pany from Salt Lake City. Jan. 9th, says: 1t
is supposed by many here that portion, al
least. of the Camp Floyd army will be ordered
South in the Spring.
The Mormons have commenced public wor.
ship in their Tabernacle The tone of the
discourses are much more temperate than
formerly.
The Legislature is now in session. but are
doing nothing but granting away domain and
confirming exclusive rights and privileges to
ferries, bridges, dc.
The Grand Jury have ignored the bill a.
gainst policeman Christianson charged with
the murder of the deaf and dumb boy.
1t is thought that Judge Sinclair, Of the U.
-. DiStTicJ NOuEI VIII duJouTH III StHe ute IOr
the reason that he is satifed that the la ws
cannot be enforced in this part, at least, of
the prophets vineyard,
Judge Crandlebaugh is at Camp Floyd. and
it is doubtful whether he holds a term of his
court at Provo, without the strong arm of the
military.
Gen. Ferguson is now on trial for intimi-
dating Judge Stiles, a former U. S. Judge,
but nothing can be done, as the jury stand
nine Mormons to three Gentiles.
The California mail stage arrived on Satur
day morning, ffty-two hours inside of seized
ule time.
There came very near being a collision in
the Grand Jury room last Friday, between
the Gentiles and Mormons. Coats were
thrown off, pistols and daggers drawn, and
but for the interposition of U. S Marshal
Dobson, a fight would have occurred.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-22
TELEGRAPHTC.
BY THE NORTHERN LrNE-ro THE DEMOCRAT.
California Legislature-Tenth Session.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2lst.
SENATE-Mr Merritt introduced a bill for
the REIMBURSEMENT to the United States OF
certain lands for light houses.
The Senate was much engaged concerning
a resolution asking Mr.. Broderick to resign.
A motion to suspend the rules and send the
bill to Assembly was defeated.
Ballou spoke with much force-so did
Griffith.
AssEMBLY.-A buncombe memorial on our
military was introduced and ordered prin-
ted
Mr.. Cherry gave notice of an act concern
ing nuctioneers.
Mr.. Lull introduced a bill to enable per
sons having no money to commence and
maintain civil actions.
Mr.. Fuller introduced his liquor bill.
The Duncombe case called out Mr. Aud
in a written speech which he could not read.
Several Others spoke. Case continued.
Adjourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-22

EXTRAORDINARY LUoK.-A few days ago,
we entered the room of the Court of Sessions,
and took look at the prisoners dock, where
there were some eight or ten scaly looking
Mexicans, undergoing, successively the pro
cess of arraignment on charges of grand lar
ceny. Approaching our friend, Gen. Rowe,
we asked him, out of curiosity, who they all
we're. my clients" he replied, my clients
they've all employed me-" "Well, you have
goodly number" said we. "Oh, they're not
all I've got, by any means" he rejoined, "I'vc
got one or two more, all charged with steal
ing-but of course, they're innocent" he add
ed, every one of them" We didn't admit
the justice of his remark at all, our conscience
scarcely allowing it. so we said nothing. An
uglier looking lot of villains we never saw
congregated together in the whole course of
our life, and we made up our mind that, if
those fellows came clear, it wouldn't be on
account of their innocence, at any rate. Yes.
terday, we inquired of our professional friend,
if his clients had all been tried. "Oh yes, :"
he replied, ''all been tried" "W ell, how did
they come out ?" "Well," he answered, with
sort of nonchalant air, ~ cleared all Of EN-
but three" The devil Sou did" we said
somewhat profanely. "Well, you've turned
pretty set of customers loose upon society,
we must say" "Oh, they're all Innocent
he returned, "theyre all innocent" and left
us with a satisfied cha hal" that impressed
us very unfavorably indeed towards the legal
fraternity. We wouldn't have believed il of
Gen. Rowe, that he would turn loose from
the hands of justice such a lot of unconscion.
able villains, if he had not told us himself
But, we suppose. we must make all sorts of
allowances for a lawyer, and not censure him
for doing in that capacity what he would not
do as man. Still, this clearing scoundrcls
by the wholesale, is a Ieetie too much for our
philosophy.