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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

QUESTION OF THE SUPREME Power OF CONGRESS TO
COMPEL THE ATTENDANCE OF WITNEssEs.-Tbe case
OF Wickelhausen as. Willett, which is now pending
in the Superior Court New York, raises curious
and novel point of parliamentary law. When the
House of Representatives undertook the famous
corruption investigation of 1857, the committee
appointed for the purpose subp@naed j. D. Will
Hanson as witness. The subpoena found him
confined in the Jail liberties of the citycountv Of
New York, under an execution at the suit of Wick
elhausen, the present plaintiff. On his failure to
appear, the House adjudged him guilty of con-
tempt and ordered the Speakers warrant to issue
for his arrest. He was accordingly arrested and
taken to Washington n, without the knowledge or
consent of the then Sheriff. James G. Wiett, who
was forthwith sued in the present action for an es-
cape. The Sheriff sets up the Speakers warrant
as justification, and exemptiug him from all
liability, and the judicial authority of the House,
exercised by resolution or order, is brougls, for
the second time in this country, hnfnra tho nnurts
oflaw. The question has long been the subject of
controversy in England, between both the House
of Commons and the Lords, and the House of Com
mons and the courts, but it is complicated here by
existence of the State and Federal Constitutions
Argued, and decision reserved.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER,
GESTLEMEN'S: BELONGINGS.
Being DESTROYS of reducing business perfect sys
have disposed of nearly all employees and attend
personally to each depar feeling assured,
long experience and perfect knowledge of this business,
can give entire satisfaction We shall be prompt, attentive,
and sell the very best and choice goods at moderate
and uniform prices.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO,
l55 Baltimore street
felO-tf Opposite the Museum.
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ourselves, and of the past course of this paper
For that we content to refer to the vote by
which the Address was adopted in either House of
Assembly, vote of IS to in the House of Dele
gates, and of Is to 3 in the Senate When it is
remembered that large majority of the members
are of the same political party which placed the
Judge upon the Bench, and that h. had many in
fuential personal friends who would gladly have
saved him from disgrace, and suffered him to
serve out the shortremainder of his erm-someidea
may be formed of the weight and character of the
testimony which led to a decision so nearly
unanimous.
The only question which we care to consider
now is who shall be the Judges successor-and
that is question for the GOVERNOR to determine.
The only judicial appointments which Governor
HICKS has made-those of Judge CARMICHAEL to
the Seventh Circuit, and of Judge MARTIN to the
Superior Court of this City-are of character to
justify us in anticipating the selection of a good
man for the place. We trust the GOVERNOR will
duly consider and appreciate the Importance Of
such a seection-of which he can have no better
Illustration than is furnished by the consequences
OF a bad on in the case of Judge STUMP
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

THE BEST SEWING MACHINE.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- featuring Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute their super
ority all others. Price $50 and upwards.
SALEs Rooms,
nl4U l63 Baltimore street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

BOsroN Coal CoMPAEY's LUMP Coal,
For SALE Low
HALL & LONEY,
Sc Buchanan'S wharf,
TT. d, LONEY l. co,
AZ Scutf str
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RooFING RooFING | RooFINe II
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoNPosITION ROOFING.
Unrvaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing
PrRFECrLY FIRE PROOF
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED EVERY CLIMATE
aa''urther information address or call on
JAS. q. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building cor. North and
g2G-t Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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Arrived from New Orleans: Henry, Angena and Tele
graph at Liverpool; from Charleston Pioneer Liver
pool from Savannah: Onward, at Lverpoo and Empire
at Queenstown; from Mobile: Albert Gallan Liver
pool damaged.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

1t was reported that the French government
would consent to agree to a modification in the
coal stipulations contained in the new treaty with
England
The French ministerial circulars demand an
obedience to the laws from the clergy, on the
Roman question.
The Paris Boursc had advanced. Rentes closed
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Prospectus
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IL ILLSB0R0UGH RECORDER
nny9rrp 70
Politics. isri,ulIHr, Miscellany, Central Mws, IL.
PUBLISHED ~ DENNIS HEARTT.
Prospectus


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Rabbi ElisAef said. Turn to God one
dsy before death" His disciples ssld:--
" How cana man know the day o. bis death r.
t nsssfet " Therefore turn 10 God 10.
a trt rtp 70 rlnrrnv
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PERFCMERY. &c.

WEBB A DICKSON haze jU., opened large ~.
sDnntht II HansDns Pefigmpfy anil 4 oe,
sriclss computing colleagues Doodle and single 10.
lei Voter. fi9tls Water Balm Pstshs Flower; Bay
Lssf Water. Iasltsl. EIifsti for the Handkerchief
Ffangipsai E.tfseis. ffsngirsti Cfesm. TJiiti Pow
sfs, Psest5hs Smelling ssts. Cafnaiioh Rouge; caii
Cream: Stsap5a Lotion: HsrDys. Csftnins ink; No.
class: Ditmgud Cement; Phi5cOmss. Beef Marrow;
iiesfs uiI Nssassa oil; fbaiipg sosp. lgt bathing:
Bsr5sr.s sgsp. giasiae soap; Ladies soap. shaving
Creams asspHei. Ulenrhanr i,i shaving. Ro,s Tooth
Pa-isi Ebony Ts5:L part. Dsaal sosp, Ne. ar.
February lg a9-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-30

n CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA
4 CURED.

DIR. HJAMEs, discovered whfe IN ne East
= Indies eefiain RUE for Consumption. Ashms.
Bfoaehits, Coughs. Colds aud GENITAL Debility. The
femsiy sas discovered by him WHEN bis ony child .
daughter VS. gwen W 10 die Ills child was cured
ard Is now slye ind veil. Desifousoi iensfinn bis
lellos mgftsls he will send d those vho wish N The
recipe containing foil dirertena iof masking sDd sur.
eessinlly using This remedy. fet. On receipt ~ their
names with stamp for return postage. There u Dol
single symptom ~ consumption shst Il doesBoi 81 Onts
take bold u snd disspas. Night swesis peeyishness,
trlaiion Of the nerves, failure Of memory dieUli tt.
peeofsiion. sharp pains In The lungs. sore throat.
chilly sen.stons. nsuses 81 The stomach, inseiion
ofths bowels. WASTING sway Of tie mu,cIs.. Al.
dress o. r. BROWN q CO.. ~ snd - John
Street., New York
Nov ~. ls-smp.
-
ri ANKS for Sale :. ,h;. la.1
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

FIR sale 8, The DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eady sir Week, Red speekled Valentine.
( Brown ditto. Rel French. Llrgs Lima u Butter.
I Carolina, scarlet R1nnsFs, Royal Dasn
BBET-E2fra Early Turuip. Early Blood. Long Red.
sie-ila Or White Sugar, sniss Chad.
BR0C0Ll-Pgtple Cape.
CABBA6E-Esflyi 1fk. French OR Heart, Early So.
gar loaf Eatly Bsltsfsss. Early Dnmbeld. Drum
hesjsdsoy, Large Late Drumhcad. Late fl1t Dutch
Green Glszfa. Rci Dutch, 70. pitsieiHs.
cARRoI--l.onE Orange, Early Horn. l.atgo Field
cAILlgLOWER.
CELERf-Nhite solid. silver Giant ned Solid,
CURS-Egrrsften sugar.
CGCIMBER-EafiS fmfne, Long iitetn, Gherkin.
BGG PhANf-Lafge PBrpie, Early Purple.
ENDlyE-GfeeH CURED.
BETTUCE-EsTly CBflej, Brown Dutch. Rny.i csb.
bags. Dfumaesd. Whine Cg..
MELLONS-Sa.mez. Cfon, Mauutsiu Spout.
MiSTARD-Whle. Brown.
NASTLHTiEI.
nKRA. ...- ....
OSiDN -s.lvtf sin d White. Large YsaIos.
PAISLEY CURED q Doslls, PLAN o. single.
PARSNIP-s azsr.
PEas-faos,st8;. Erira Early, Early Pam. Roysl
Dn1rf Nsu5af.t Early M'y, Bishop Esdy
PEPPER-Lafse S8tet Boil Nose,
PUMPKIN 5mmon Field.
RAD!sH Ling scarlet short Top. Vile Tsisip
Rooted. i,sI fgr9ip Rooted, Long sllron.
RHTBsRB. HI PIE Plat
SATISFY. 8f Oyster Plant
SPlNACH-K5aul savoy.
SQu Asit-EBfig Bpsh Long Green.
TOMATO Large Red.
TJRNIP-Eafig Plat noi-b. Rel Top fsEs Norfolk.
Large Gilas, BdI5s Hybfij, fUts By Of sHsedish.
Fehfuay 70. 2g-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-30
TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical hgrIcuIture.

By Henry stephens PRS. o. Edinburgh, ,nd the late
Up. Norton. Professor Of srienlhc gficuliuts ID
isle College. New Haven. : vols. Royal Octato.
loo pages. and numerous snxTatinzs.
This IL eoniesaedy, tie most complete work on AZ.
rcullure published hn1 ii oIfcr /, give II wider
circulation, and publishers hate resolved 10 reduce lhe
rfite % Five Dollars fof the Two yolumt.,'
When cent ~ nail post paid 70 Csifinis or Ore.
aon. TIE price will be 81 To every other part u The
Union, and 10 Can,dl. pos, paid. So ~ This sofk
Is o. the Old Book u The Farm"
Rsmiii1nces fo any 81 The shove publications should
always I. addressed, post.psid u me Publishers,
LEONARD SIOTT a 60,
~. 50 Gold street. New yoik.
rsrsmb.r ~. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-30

TRrE CoURAoE.-A company Of bows in
- Street, in Boston, one day after school.
we're engaged in snow.balling. William
had made good hard SNOWFALL. In throw.
ing it, "he put in too much powder as the
BOYS say, he threw il too hard-and II went
farther than he intended, right through par
Tor window
All the bnys sfon,ed.
There. soa'il catch il now. Ran, Bill,
runs"
Thew then tonk = their heels.
Bot the brave William Slaughtered up
and looked sober. as he said,
&" shall no. rini'
He then started directly for the house
where the vindos had been broken. lie
rang al the dupr. acknowledged what he had
done, and expressed his regret. lie then
gave his nams. and the name Of his father.
and biz fsther's place Of business, and said
the injury Should be repaired.
Was not that noble! There was true
courage. /. Is eowqrdics that would lead 4
boy. when he has done an injury like that,
20 sneak away ard run to conceal II. How
noble and brave il Is 10 see boy confess a
fault aud not be afraid to face the cOnse.
quences.
Give us wiIliam, whenever any real bra.
vtfy i called for. rather than al the boys
together who cried out.
Ran. Bill, run"
He'll face the danger. while they will
sneak"
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BRANDRETHs PILLS.

70, TIE cure of N fasnsa, Coli,. THJiRsliion Dv
p,P,ia ,lisadgeA,, Dtsiiiiy, HsaiHs,i.
a.. ". AZ.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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DR Donor aSD THF TRr.HNAs.--When Dir.
Dodge. Eclectic Physician. lectured through
this state On tie laws II health, aud partic.
ularIv On the evils ol tea and coffee, he hap.
pened 20 meet one morning at the breakfast
table. a witty son Of Erin of the better class.
Conretsaiion turned on the Doctors latorlte
subject. as foliaws:
:. Perhap. yoa mink wnpii Be unable In
convince ynu of the delrteriDus effect. ii tea
ard coffee !"
~ don't knos," all Erin. "ba; n Ike
90 be there wien yon do IT,"
Wei" said the Doctor, A." II convince
Won that ihsf are njariOu. to your health.
will you abstain from their use ~
j." sure, sH5 siiI sir''
-" How eftea III snl use coffee aai Tea r
ASKED tht Doctor
Morning sg1 night ill.,"
"Well. SID tie Doctor. " DO Won ever
experience a sight dizziness Of the brain yn
going ,d-bed z
" DO, indeed do" replied Erin.
4" And sharp pain through the temples 10
cad about lie syes. in the norning!"
"Trpth III IT,"
Wei" al The Doctor. with an sir n
confidence in III manner. that is tie tea
AMI coffee"
81, it indssd Faith and alsays thoagh,
u was the uti,ApY drank -
The compsas lasred with laughter. aa1
the Doctor galetly retired. lls vas beaten.
sss,sss,.sss,,...
Louis The Foaaesntb. playing !, back.
CANNON, ba4 ] aulltfll tlrpN. dseuts 1.
Tlsg Aod tke s#ErrU8udios rHyrffues Ill -
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Patent Window Blinds.

A Great InprOrmcnt-SuperOr 10 Anything in Use
'GNiIlS BLIND when closed shuts perfectly tight and
keeps out all wet, dust. insects, De, and entirely
cludes the light aud makes beautiful appearance on
the outside. Ii has every advantage The other
kind and costs hut lTile more.
This Blind will recommend itself. ANY one can Judge
Of its superiority The old style at hrs, sight.
No person that has seen this Blind will ever order
any other kind
The subscrher will be happy TO show model to any
person wishing 10 obtain Blinds, and receive their or.
ders, which viii be promptly filled.
J. ID. BURDICK,
Kins,on, N. C.
May Q. a.
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CLUBBING.

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Z HAVE nov in store. snd shall keep eon.tsnt for
sale low,
New Crop sweet Molssses snt Rice.
Rio AMI ntief Gofses Sugars. besl Vinegar
Nails .BlsIiHg and Rifs Powdef snd Fuse,
Common and English Dairy Cheese ~, Sc.
All kiuda III harriet taken for GnsUs, stz; Rage old
Esstings Bfsss anJ Copper Fesittts Bttsu ~ 'orn.
Wheat. Meal Bfsn. Flour. Peas and Bssns. Bgtles,
Bass, Plank, Shingles, and Hide, and almost every
thing else.
Settlement, in slles,e, oness ytat.
JAMES WEBB.
Febfusry2 ?.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
A Weekly Literary aud Agricultural Paper
Published In Augusta, Georgia.
DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor
yVSHIS Is the title Of Weekly paper devoted to Ag-
a riculture, Literature and AIT, which am publish
Ing in Augusta, Georgia II will be in quarlo form of
eight paecs folio siseeach issue TO contain forty
umns Of natter II will be in general style similar 10,
and in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger, II will be published good book paper and will
be in mechanical execution in the best style Of typo.
graphical art. Iii utility it will be all tina, The bcsl ae-
rcuura science and practical knowledge Of the South
can furnish A weekly visitor 10 the homes Of South
ern planters and farmers II will be more useful and
acceptable TO hen than any monthly Journal OF equal
merit.
My aim is 10 establish paper that will be sihicle
Of information that will be useful 10 Southern planters
and farmers and a repository OF Southern thought,
Imagination and taste in the realms Of Literature and
Art; and TO obtain for such extent Of patronage
and success as will Justify The most liberal compensa.
ton TO all its contributors Able and experienced edit
engaged and steps are in progress to secure
contributions from the most pleasing Southern writers
of both sexes Much latent talent will be brought to
light and furnish some agreeable surprises TO southern
| people.
Full many gem Of puiest ray serene"
viii fash before the admiring eyes, and cause gene.
rous glow IN Southern genius.
4 The Agricultural Editor will be DR.. Daniel Lee, the
nsushed Professor Of agriculture IN the University
of Georsa-rdiiur for many years past Of the Southern
Cultiyalor, and leading contributor to many North
ern agricultural Journals OF the highest reputation.
The Literary Editor will he Nj. w. w. Mann. o
this city, an accomplished writer, Of fine taste and scho
lary attainment, Who having retired Iron the ae,is,
duties Of the legal profession spent many years in Eu
rope and was for several yeats the Paris correspondent
81 the National In,elgencer, and Southern Liierar,
Messenger
/ Terms-co.h 10 advance, So year.
Bills ecrrent in the State from which they sent
received al par.
4 Augusta, Geo. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-30
A RrrrSrcrScE.-nuriug the Admins

A MISUNDERSTANDING the Admins
tra,iun Of President jackson, there was
singular Young man employed IN tue pno
lie service at Washington His name was
c.; he was from Tennessee, the son Ct
widow, neiehbor of the President, on which
account the old hero had kind feeling for
him, and always got him out Of his dttheal'
ties with some Of the higher officials, TO whom
his singular interference was distastetnl.
Among other things, il is said Of him, that
While he was employed in the General Post
Ofiee, on ore occasion he had TO copy a let.
Ter Of Msj. H., high olhSer, in answer 10 an
application made BY an old gentleman Of Slr-
gaia or Pennsylvania, Tor the establishment
Of a new Post 0fiss. The writer of the let
Ter often used classical language; in this let
ter he said the application could not be grant.
ed in consequence Of the applicants 'prox,
unity TO another Office. When the letter
came into G.'s hands TO copy, being great
siekler Tor plainness, he altered proximity"
10 "nearness to-" Major II. observed it,
and asked G. why he altered his letter
Why, replied G., because don't think the
man would understand what you mean BY
proximity. Well. said Major H., try him
put in the proximity" again. In few days
letter was received from the applicant in
which he Indignantly said" Tha, his faith.
err had fought for liberty in the 6rst, and he
himself in the secaud war Of independence,
and he would Ike 10 have the name of the
scoGndrel who brought; The charge at praxim-
NV or sny thing else wrong against him.
- There said e., " did rot say so:a g.
carried his improvement % far, that at last
Mr.. Barry, the Postmaster General. said Il
him :-"l do not want you here any longer
Won know too MUCH Poor e. went out
bnt his old friend, the General, again got hin
into another place. This time G's ideas ia
derwsnt change. He was one day very
busy writing, when stranger calling in, ask.
ed him where the Patent Office was. dom
Know" said @. !" Can you tell me where the
Treasury Department IL" said the stranger
"No," said G. Nor the Presidents House,:
"No." The stranger finally asked him il he
knew where the Capitol was. NO." re.
piled G. "Do You live in Washington, sir;'
said the stranger. Eyes, sir, said q. "Good
lord and don't know where the Patent OF
fee, Treasury. Presidents House and Cap
itol arei" Stranger" said o., !" wa
turned out Of Office for knowing too much
don't mean TO offend in that way again.
an paid for keeping this book. believe
do know that msch but you find me know
ing anything more YOU can take my head
GOOD morning" said the stranger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-09

81 ought to have recollected your
face, though you have changed great
ly since last saw you"
II presume I have,'' with another
polite bow.
''But, Mr.. Ryan, take seat and en-
JOY yourself as best you can, until re-
turn" said Mrs. Hutchinson, and she
tripped up stairs and removed her
cloak, brushed her hair little, and re-
turned to the parlor.
"You seem to be enjoying yourself
very we'll, Mr.. Ryan, said Mrs. Hutch
inson, as she entered the door.
eyes, I happened to look toward
this table and discovered some daguer-
reotypes, the owner of one Of which l
would be happy to see"
(Which %
s'Miss Knowles"
"Your wish shall be gratiied, as
Nelly vii. be over, here to morrow fore
noon; if you will call at ten o'clock to
lllorrow morning you shall see her."
'ThanlS yen; will bid you good
morning."
Nelly came over to see Miily next
morning, as She had predicted, and
they were chatting pleasantly, when
the door bell rang.
Mrs. Hutchinson answered the ring
in person, and ushered Gir. Ryan into
the room leaving him and Nelly togeth-
cr.
Bo.h were somewhat embarrassed,
but George, overcoming his embarrass-
merit, spoke:
an ,lv-G1i.iss IS Knowles:7'
''S1stT. Ryan p
"Yon havo not forgotten me, then?"
mo-" SAL Nelly :estra;aine her en-
barrassne't.
"Ne,ly, called TO see your friend;
mrs. Hutchinson, yesterday, and hap
peaed to glance over the daguerreo-
types, found yours, and looking at it,
all my old love for you returned, only
twice as strong; and nov may I hope
that my passion is rec; c;procated 3
Speak, Nelly, may I hope 90
E:Neily's heart was too full for utter
ance; all she co0ld do was to lay her
hand III that Of Ryan's, who drew her
to his bosom, and there rested her
head, in the meantime whispering
words Of endearment in her ear.
ooh! George" said Nelly, "you
cannot imagine how wretched I felt,
when Milly told me Jessie Brown and
you were to be married. My heart
felt as though it had withered, and /
thought my poor head would burst.''
"Ihat was only a ruse about my 60
ing to marry Jessie Brown, gotten up
to ascertain whether you loved me or
not. And now will you forgive me,
and will love me as well, Nelly, for
practising the deception upon yon %
Eyes, George" said Nelly, with a
sweet smile.
'Bless you, my darling. and may
your dear love be the forfeit, if you
disgrace yourself by marrying me
ONLY A IECHANIC.'"