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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
STATE or SOUTH CARoLIHA.
EDGERIELp DISTRICT,
sarah :. rshridss, I'm ), a,,.....

john HsrIings Adser,
EpY Order Of the Court Of Equity in this case,
ID nstiee Is hereby given 70 Stephen Norris,
srbssues Norris. Nancy Sridhsm and Eifskbeth
Nash If they be living. or their next Of kin or
reursssntatiges II thsyfhs dead and all other per-
se5,s cIaInine TO be distribntsss of Mary White,
late Of Edss6eid District, who died intestate, to
Eoairy fsr E1gefsi I'D Distfigt within thtee months
fr5m The publication hereof, soa p1in of being
bsrre4 from any share 10 the Estate Of said In
tsststa. Nv. CARWILE, Q. Z. ED.
Cennsrs once, Aug g, ls6e-Hsn.
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Mothsrst Methsrs l5r. Eaton,s Iafantiie
Cordial. See adyertisensut in ansther column.
hareh33 '60-w1y.
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~ Blopd Food Blood Food ] sesadyertiss-
msnt U another column. march 2s 'eo-iy.
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The Young Men of the State.

LoulaAsA.-The Delta of yesterday est
mates B-eekinridge's majority at 1000.
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movement which has succeeded in breaking
4 down. both the old Federal and Democrats
parties, and which will, in few days, proba
bly,, elect the Chief Executive of the United
4 States, to destroy property in slaves every
where, first in Districts and Territories ant
soon in the States.
The election Of the younger Adams revived
Federalism in 1924, and Van B6ren revived
Burrism in 1886. The tehporizing conces-
siens and compromises made by and with the
"Hunkers,' as they were called, of his admin.
istration from 1886 to 1S40, on the slavery
| question, laid the foundation of the disruption
which has resulted in two divisions of the De-
mocratic party in 1860. Van Buren himself,
! chagrined by his defeat in the slave States,
openly went over to anti-slavery. But most
| of his free-soil partisans remained in the De-
moeratic party, and have succeeded in so
welding minorities in the anti Democratic
and anti slavery States, as to claim the pow
| er Of controlling the majorities in the Demo-
cratic and slaveholding States and officiating
to the party its nominees and change in its
principles in the form OF what is called Squat
ter SoUereigntg"
/ Thus Federalism and Hunkerism of Burr
and Van Buren, really cooperating politically
have seized ianaticism in their embrace to
make Democratic Republicanism odious in the
North on account of protection to slave pro-
perty and its defence of the equality Of the
slave States of the Federal Union. 1t is not
because slavery is odious to any but the real
fanatic, but because Constitutional aDemocra-
cy is odious to the Federalists and Burrites,
that the fanatics are aided by them in their
crusade against slavery and the fanatics are
melted against Democracy too, because they
see it has its abiding place chiefly in the slave
States, and it holds up the Constitution as
shield against their Higher Laar"
But however this history may be, the fact
now exists, that Federalism, Faaatscisna and
HunkeYisn1 are combined, to crush Democya-
scy and statery-Den on account Of sld-
gery-slavery en- account. of Democracy.
y This makes the triumph of what is called
Black Republicanism certainly probable in the
next thirty days. And We need not to be in
formed what Black Republicanism is 1t is
the very demon Of national discord. It is
death to the slave States or to the Confedera-
cy of all the States.
Itobtained its own compromise in the Con- |
stItution to continue the importation of slaves,
and now sits up law higher than the Consti-
tuition to abolish property in slaves which it |
sold to its neighbors.
In 18l9-2o it deprived us of equal settle |
ment in more than half the territory acquired /
from France
1t seized upon Texas north of SO deg. 80 /
min. and carved out Of Texas 1900 square
miles Of slave territory south Of SO deg. 30 /
min.
1t seized upon all the territory acquired by |
common conquest from Mexico, and deprived I
slave labor Of the privilege Of operating in the
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RcrubIican Convention.

Providence, Jan. 1.-The Republican
State Convention met here to-day 10 NOM
mate candidates for State Offices and to elect
delegates 10 the Chicago Convention.
Hon. Thus. Davis WAS elected President.
Seth Badcnlord, OF Providence, was nomi-
mated for Governor, over Thos. G.. Turner,
the present Governor, and Saml G.. Ar
mold. Stephen NJ. Mason. of SmithfieId,
was nominated for Lieut.. Governor, over
Isaac Saunders. the present incumbent.
Juo r. Bartlett was nominated for Sec'y
of State and SamI 6. Parker for Gcn'l
Treasurer. Thos. X. King was nominated
for Airy Gen'l, in place OF Jeremiah KIM
ball. who declined denomination.
The Convention was large, every town
being represented. The more radical por-
ton of the Republicans had the ruling OF
tic Convention.
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q. r. ~ !. % Ell
it is my purpose now, or viii be in future
10 unite with the Republican party, state
what is false.
Mr. Cox-That disclaimer is not neces-
sary. The gentleman did not show great
deal of bral cry by ii.
Mr. HattOn-I have made the remark; it
is sufficiently comprehensive. dom wish
to add to it.
Mr.. BrIhsOn-I have no affinity With the
Republicans, and will hereafter have NO
respect for the gentleman from Ohio.
Mr.. Cox-T am glad you repudiate your
organ.
The House then agreed to take a vote
for Speaker, previous 10 which there was a
call of the House.
Mr. Scott declined the longer use Of his
name for Speaker.
The House voted for Speaker, with the
following result: Whole number OF votes
cast 2O7: necessary to q choice lo4. Mr.
Sherman IOI, Mr. NcCleruaud %, Mr..
Gilmer IA, Mr.. Davis of Ind, 9, Mr.. VAL
landigham l2--rest scattering.
The House adjourned.
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Gnr. PncEer.,s nIessnge.

HARRISBURG, PA. Jan. Gov. Packers
message refers to the Earper's Ferry Diff
Guilty, and says thas it is gratifying to
Pennsylyanians to believe that the citizens
of the Commonwealth did not in any man
ner participate in tina: unlawful proceed
ing, and 10 know that when some of the
parties were arrested within its jurisdic-
tiou, they were promptly surrendered.
He adds, that while entertaining no doubt
that onr Republican institutions, which
have been carried forward to their present
exalted position in the eyes of the world,
win continue to the latest generations; it
is the part of wisdom aud patriotism to be
watchful and vigilant; to guard t. treasure
so priceless. Let moderate counsel pre-
vail; let spirit OF harmony, good will and
national fraternal sentiment be cultivated
among the people everywhere, and the dis
turbing elements which temporarily threat
en- the Union viii assuredly pass away.
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BUSINESS NorICEs.

EsSg-AT THIS SEASON, u good Toilet Soap,
is indispensable. The best soap for this,
purpose is Loag,s English GLycernc Soap
1t prevents chaps tits highly pcrfumed!
1t is the soap for washing infants, end for
use by ali those who have tender skins
We have also, Bazin's barber soap, Lows
brown Windsor, Mt. Vernon Soap, Tay lor's
Family Soap in bars, Transparent Soap,
balls and bars, Poncien Soap, Palm Soap,
yers Musk Soap, Military Soap, Walnut
Oil Soap Yankee Soap; but the greatest
of these is the Gkycerine Soap
For sale by T. II. LOGAN & Co.,
ard LOGAN. LIST & Co.
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Eron, wnshinEfon.

WAsEINGToN, Jan. 3.-Thcrc is no doubt
that Minister McLane has been instructed
TO use his efforts with the Constitutional
Governor: of Mexico TO obtain for the
Louisiana Company, notifications Of its
contract for the construction Of q railroad
over the Isthmus OF TchauntePcc. Mcssrs
benjamin and Lasccre contemplate - visit
to Vera Cruz in the event of the ratifica-
ton OF the treaty 10 further the interests
Of the company.
The names of the absentecs from the
House to-day, who had not paired of
were Adrain, Rcynold. Yailandigharn,
Sichlcs and Peudlcton; their absence was
accidental.
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R Brentlinger's Extract of Dan
deion and Sarsaparilla. best
Blood Purifier. 1t will cure Pimplcs,
Blotches, Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Sore
Eyes. letter. Bodies, Old Sores, Roshcs,
Salt Rheum, Mercurial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Rhematism, Erup-
tions, Enlarged Joints Dropsy. and HUI
mors of all Kinds.
Dr. EoG7s Tonic and Anti-Dyspeptts
PHis.-The best family Pill in use. These
Pills are offered to the, public, after many
years experience OF their valuable proper
ties as n safe and reliable family medi-
cine. They operate gently as purgative,
cleansing the stomach and intestines of
all Irritating matter, without producing
sickness, or facilitating the digestive or
gHns.
Mrs. u. 4. Gardner's, Balscn. Of Liosr-
1cort and UoGrhound is the best prepnra-
ton now is use for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, influenza,
Quinsey, Phthisic, Group, Liver Com
plant, &C.
The above named Medicines arc for sale
at the Centre Wheeling Drug Store, by
REED & KRAFT.
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ESg-WnAr :!DRUNK" StGHIFiEs.-At the
trial of Harris yesterday, in the County
Court, Michael Rohnn testified that the
accused was at his house about half past
eleven on the night Of the robbery. Col.
Wheat enquired if Harris wasn't pretty
drunk?
Wi.ness-He had been drinking.
Col. Whc.t-Well, wasn't lie pretty
drunk?
Witnes5-I don't know what you call
pretty drunk. call a man dunk when
lie can't stand up.
Col. wheat-I should call that Osry
drunk.
This new definition of a very popular
term, the real Specification of which has
long been disputed, caused considerable
merriment in Court, the lawyers, spec
tators and prisoner, participating quite
freely
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os~CouxrY CorRr-PRELIMISAnY Tn

HS~CouNrY COURT-PRELIMINARY TR1-
Al OF HARRIs.-Thc case of James R.
Harris. charged with burglary, occupied
the attention Of the Court yesterday. The
case has excited an unusual interest for
one of its grade. Col. Wheat and J. H.
Pendleton appeared for the prisoner, and
Major Good for the Commonwealth. The
evidence did not differ very materially from
that taken on the occasion of the first ex-
animation. The circumstances OF therob-
berry of the dentists Office of Robertson L
Orr. on the evening of the 10th of Decem-
Der, was detailed b: the latter named gen
ueman. together with the finding of the
stolen goods in and about Harris house.
Several witnesses were called to establish
the general good reputation of the accu-
sed. DR.. Edwards, who lives next door to
Robertson u Orr's office, heard somebody
tramping heavily about the office on the
night of the robbery but supposed it was
some person who had n right to be there.
There was no stealth observed, the noise
being so great as to disturb the witness
slumber. The robbery was a remarkably
bold one, as was the attempt at Kelly &
Co.'S, and the finding of 0rr's sword at the
latter place, SO clearly connects the two
offences that they cannot be separated
At Kclly's, too, there was no stealth Mr..
Rohan, who was sleeping up stairs,
thought it was somebody splitting kind
ling wood lie went down stairs and the
noise ceased, but he no sooner got curlcd
mp comfortably in his bed until the
breaking of the safe commenced again
with renewed visor. 1t was Al bold and
daring man who committed these two Of
fences who ever he may have been. The
witnesses were all examined and the Court
adjourned till this morning at 10 o'clock
when the case will be argued.
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RepubIicnn convention.

CoNcoRD, n r., Jan. 3.-Thc Republic
can State Convention held here to-day was
presided over by Frcdcric!; Smith, of Nam
chester. IchIhod Goodwin, the present
Governor. WAS nominated for recollection
by acclau1ation. !. c. FELTON, was nomi-
mated for L. Il. Commissioner. \ resolu-
ton was adopted, instructing the State
Committee TO call Convention some
time after the March election, for the
choice of delegates to Chicago.
Senator Hale addressed the Convention.
which was largely attended aai harmo-
NOUS
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n..trr,rtirn Hires.

NEW YoKR, Jan. +.-'Ehc warehouse,
No. 2ss Greenwich street, WIS burned last
evening. 1t was occupied by john j.
Brorrcr, hardware dealer, Isaac Larnc,
pickle dealer, Bernard Mecchan. for sto-
rage and John Irving. Loss $4,000. Of
which $40 ,0no falls on Brorrer. $4,000 on
i.arne, and s. 200 ON Messrs. Hugier,
owners of tho building; fully insured in
city Offices.
BALTIMORE, Jan. a.-The fancy goods
store Of Trust, Sickle * CO., in N,at Bal
:imorc, has been burned. Loss s2",G0ei
insured.
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R1g~CUTrING THE TcE.-Before the snow
came yesterday morning our ice dealers
were bUsying themselves in conveying the
rich, clear chunks of crystal from the bo-
som OF Wheeling creek to their ice houses.
The quality of ice now 10 ne obtained is
about As good as can be had this winter
ana there is no telling what may be the
chances hereafter, L the ice houses are
not well supplied now the dealers will
have no excuse no offer for a scarcity when
the swelterins days of summer are upon us.
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NnltlnrGtial.
wHoLEsALE MARkE1.


FLouE-Extres Family $575; Extra $3.50; supSrtine
$500. Buckwheat p SC = pound.
BEooHs-COnImon - 5OGy2T5 --
BUTTEE-In kegs, 9Gl1U.
e Observation-Disclosures S&tS225.
CuEEsE-Westefn Reserve 9}%91oc.
-CASDIEs-Taliow mould Hes dip 1Sc; star &c;
sperm +0c.
TAL1ow-1oo1l2c. .-st -G FE
CoYFEE-.JuSa lSc.; Rio 121$9130.
MHEAT-Sl, lODl25.
HYE-Soc.
CoES-50c.
ONrS-3Sc,
FrAEHEEs-4eGiSc: scarce.
FIsl--shad $I4; Herrings 81; Mseksrsl No.
S1lI%g.i2.
TURs--Raccoon 3O@3T1Ec.
GINsENG--2j6g35c.
ILlY-CIover = ton So Timothy So
HoPz-TtGSc., dull
charlottesville Sl,5o
MoLA ssEs-Ncw Orleans SIC; Sugar House 52c.
GOLgEN SYRUP--GUG2t2c.
NAVAL SToRES-TUrpsutinS ToS. Tar S419SG6.
NAIs-S;l4 for led.
R4Gs-3G315c.
RICE-JDgjI3.
SEEDs-Fiaxseed sl,O0; Clover sI,7595.
SoAp-Castile p ID l5(GIGc.; Common 5.Scc.
SUGARs-New orleans &c. in hid, 81 &C. i'll Dbl.
SxUFP-Scotch 2Cc. RappeS 22G826c.
TEL-GunpOwder AOG; 1Uc. Imperial 4pGt5c; by
sou 35l9TOc.; PouehOng 2jCg SOC; DooRg 35G4ISS.
TCEACCO-G twists l2c; five roll 2lG12Sc.
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Ernm New york.

New YoRE. Jan. "A large number of
counterfeit IS ON the North River Bank OF
New YORK were passed on storekcepers, on
Tuesday night
Jenny Howard. well dressed female,
was to-day sentenced so ycacs imprison-
mcnt. for passing counterfeit bills ON the
Merchants Bank of Albany.
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EJ-TuE OHIo RIVER, we understand, is
closed at Browns Island. above this city,
and navigation is therefore suspended
The ice was still heavy in the stream at
this point. The Liberty, Fairy Queen,
South America, Courier, Altamont, and
o'her boats,."rc lying at the landing, look
ing sombre and quiet. We hear that
nearly all the boats below are in safe har-
horS
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EE9- RCSAwAY.-Two horses attached to
4 wagon AMI belonging to Smiths Brew
cry, ran away from the McLure House yes
terday, steering down Market street. up
Quincy and down Fifth, spreading terror
along the route and going like the very
devil was after them. At the brewery, the
wagon came in contact with some immo-
vab!e object and the horses parted COM
pany with it, going on at. a break neck
speed without any apparent object except
that of running themselves to death.
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ETHE PIcrrrE FEvEE-At the pres
cnt time the town is somewhat excited on
the subject of pictures Partridge is
making pictures for ten cents and upwards,
and it is astonishing how many people
How in and out of his establishment. For
two or three days past some half q dozen
artists have been employed in turning out
these pictures, which are skillrully and
rapid!Y takcn.
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E9~A DISHONEST AGENT.-Onc Of our
livery and sale stable men, Nr. z. Wheat,
recently sent an agent east to dispose of
several valuable horses. Information has
been received in the city to the effect that
the agent has sold one of the horses,
valued at $3.50, and decamped with the
money.
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Ernrn HcYann.

New ORLEANS. Jan. j.-The steamship
Iiabana brings Havana "'lviccs " the 3otii
of December. The sugar market fra NJ
$685. reals for d. 5. No. II; stock ON haua
2o.UJD boxes. Sterling e.chanG" ia l5i
premium Exchange on New Ioglt 30
ner cent. premium.
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SHEIGHs.-The city Was literally
alive with slcighs last night. Everything
else was drowned by the jingling OF bells
aud the scraping of cutters. Those who
eau afford it arc making good use of the
snow.
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ES3-TnE SSow.-Yestcrday we had 4
cheering, enlivening snow storm which
lasted some three or four hours, covering
the earth with FIVE inch coat of ermine,
and rendering the sleighing the best of the
season. ,
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Railroad Accident.

CoSeono, y. H., Jan. 3.-Y esterday, an
engine with snow pillow attached, ran
into passenger train between Auuchss-
ter and Nashua, partially demolishing the
rear car and slightly injuriug two or three
passengers.
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River md NEenthcr.

CIycIyxATI, Jan. 4.-Weather milder-
been showing most of the day. River fall
ing-full of floating ice. Navigation still
suspended.
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Hurrah for the Holidays!

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVEDi
Nov READY FOR INSPECTION On FUhChA$
n Frs, the greatest assortment Of Books, Games
and SIerUsccles suitable for Holiday presents among
which may b found large and beautifully Illustrated
ANNALS, Standard Pca;s, from s. to SIS Also
large assortment Of Juvenile Books IS different
Games both historical anu amusing, just tie thing
for the little folks.
The most beautiful present for the Parlor u tie
Stercsccpe and Ni0Es, Of which hsNO very largo
select assortment varying in price from 81 To sd
per also in receipt Of all tho latest PCbli-
cations issueL 'Beulah," ''AliHista-S
Wcoing" Tho VirI5uians," 'SI1Gs Money King
&c. &c,. just received
Call sOoE and have your choice.
JAS. -. ORR,
deel2 100 Main-st.. 4 doors above N. { N. Bank.
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DemocrrtIc state Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l.-The Illinois Demo-
cratic State Convention, met Al Springfield
this afternoon. and elected Douglas dele
gates at LARGE, tw from each congressional
district,to the Charleston Convection
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willing to cfOr 10 tine pubiic
G r e a T B A r G. A I n S
IN the way OF FANCY Dress SiIkz which, having only
purchased lss: 'a'h, al yery lUNv pr.Se-, van 10
enabled 10 sell AZ cheap = " Oolen Goods
pucais, Fail lie Cherres. Popp-s- Of Al Of which
have 2ea variety Of the latest Patterns, will scl
~ less tfaU Cost,
Shasgs and CirSl;s VIII Be sold at very Eesr Get
prices and = lIsy- puryi Jsri these articles il No
erner n 60 per cent les th-i the prices prevailing:
at She earlier part Of tic Eesson- l can s=h them
cheaper Iuln any ctlil- House.
Gloves, Gauatlets! sell 81 per cent. les than
any Ofker estsb!i=Lment having purchased very near
$1,000 worth 81 .ae above articles, and invite the
particular attention OF Country Merchants = my
Stock IN th5 article IS VIII sell them cheaper than
New York Houses.
Flowers and BJ.aets AZ less than Cost, and Ribbons
ami Ruchss II veIs near cost.
Collars. SETS OF Collars aud Sleeves, EuJrOilcTct
Bands, aua everything il the way Of EibEo!de.!es,
suitable lei Holiday Presents lower than anywhere
else
Ca'siuleTes, Cloths, Furnishing Goods. AMI evOEy
thing suitable for Nerclllt Tailoring. have iiI'
Stock in the second story u N: House. which call
the attention UT the Trade Offering then! u aj-
vanIagcgus terms any other House IN town
Call anl and YOU vii lind tina; IN wiling 10
Isaka concelsioEs ia order 10 reduce Ely S;vcE-
te:ij ISAAC PRAGEt, l2J Aiain 81.
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Ca Gr.rnr,I.

AUBuny, Jan. 4.-Gov. Seward left Ibis
city for Washington on the o'clock train,
this morning.
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Trl1st5ala,s sac.


IN PCRSC ANCE CF y pEEb Ot Trust FROM
TOsSii AIsartncy NC. sar- ,itfe fsis 9Th daS
Jniy, l>5- dIis re-crdcNt in tr Clerks olee 81
the county court Clio cOuaty.I ssll ~ saturday
Raiiroa Company, in TINS City u heciiug sell 70
the highest n5,G hest bilicr HE6lic Auction. the
l5c1l.atiVc engine numbered twenty i've, 5l and tw'
plsscr ger numbered nltteu tisf sd tliirtN-slN
20 said NJ Cartney, ~ the Bait,a4e aIl ohio Ratl-
rad Compuay- sIij The rad " si.e Heuptei1
Railroad Company.
Tss,-z % SILz-o1e-t!.ird CT the zinouEt in cash.
and tho remaining tva-ti!TCz - We eSt.i- itsta--
menrs. pNya5!e aEi Twelve months from i.sS Jay
~ sale. Sh .:.ersst; lie pUlSE5-. g5TnS ecIst igr
The cred; insfa,-:euts, viii aI:p'si personal So
curity.
should the proceeds Of zsi sale n5t amount - tie
sum Of Five THOUSAND Ucist with interest lrcLI tie
the said shtll ala .eii a. sv time aEc
MACE above mentioned twenty II the fiTs Mortgage
Bonds tie HeInrfe.i B7i!rtd - the par
value Of I'VE huutTed dollars each. ;I1uy %: them
The PayEEe;!; uC Sid u S5u- vita Interest Id
expense, sfrc4..iI- II lie hs-si b!!4eF - -o.--
auction for ash
Ssle to commence Mt 10 O'clock "a.
JAMES : WHEAT Trustee
NTOTICE.-TU WHOM n MAY CONCERN
y IN S.Iuu,Ey- tie :, ia tanGary. -lS"c, at tiis
Depot .; tile Eeupaeli Iailroa.! Company, =. ii=
ci.y q: = 4SCiLE, ~ IL yCi=k - y shaii sci tG
tie highest bidder Public NUcss.I- t. c1;y u TIE
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entertaining matter, will be issued to-day.
Call and get copy.
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I SECOND DEsPATCU.1

BOsTON, Jan. 4.-Ihe State Legislature
convened at noon to-day. In the Senate,
Charles II. Phelps was reelected Presi-
dent, receiving 81 out of 80 votes. In the
House, John \. Goodwin, of Lowell, was
chosen Speaker, receiving l2S votes
against 81 for other parties. The Cover
nor and Legislature then proceeded, under
military escort, to the South Church,
where the election sermon was preached
By Rev. 4. Anderson, OF RoXbury.
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rIns.ncnu.etts LegIsInture.

BOsTuy, Jan. 3.-The Republican mem
bers of the Legislature held a nominating
caucus Tonight. The Senators nominated
their present officers. The House nomi-
mated John y. Goodwin, of Lowell, for
Speaker in place of Charles Hale, who re-
tires, and nominated the present Clerk
aud Sergeant at Arms.