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what thcy are Aiming A.

Toe vicksb1rg Ug justly remarks that the great eg-
~. now making 10 the South is 20 persuade people thai
me country m and can De saved only by and through
t5s Dais-rH- party. Il tie leaders can only effect
,tis they .lnk they are al right They are Wiling
q, cure ba: 6. mus. De by The P-.ai Deaocuac mcL-
enc, They are wiling to save, bu, il must be done by
p.nocr,ts raei Aud SO strcnuousy do they insist On
ibis that we eanno, hep thinking they care 'ls or moth
lag about having the country saved at all @''' tue =,
vail1a OF Is Is entrusted TO them For our PARK W "
no, believe there Is any salvation 10 Democracy 'no
doubt syss Whether there i any loF T.
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nEMOcRArIc CnrrENTION.

BALTIMORE, March IA getleman just from Wash
ngton says the feeling of tho National Committee is
strongly favorable to having thDemocratic Convention
meet in Baltimore, it appearo be impossible for the
large masses of the people whowl be likely to attend
to get accommodations at Charsston, even at the most
exorbitlnt prices.
Prominent citizens here offer to furnish the Maryland
Institute and several other argdalls for the Committee
rooms for delegations, &c freed cost All the hotels
and eating houses pledgedto make no advance IN
their prices; and the citizens without distinction Of
party, will throw open their dOosfo the accommodation
of the vast crowd.
As a further irducement the latimore and Ohio Rail
road, and roads connecting whit in the West viii re-
duce their fare onehalf
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IntI.nantntVIreInia.

As he Aex,sdaa Ga-sts observes, Gle g.'rg papers
1 south Cl-Jas are indignant the course OF Virginia
10 declining to sead delegates to the Southern Cou7ea-
taa." The Nr-r. especially, regards Virginia with
,,e supe-ciols ar-has long known that no reliance
could De placed on the frontier slave States--Ae cotton
and sugar States mus. attend TO the matter themselves
-vireias car15. De looked TO any logger as leader
Virginia mus. now foioV-andl great deal more OF Such
talk One thing is yer, certain we believe. and that Is
that Wills, Virginia knows her own rights and interests
ana is able 20 rro.ec, them and Wi. attend or no' ale
tend jus as she chooses, "Sogheru Convention, she
viii DO, he tied 20 the t,l OF South Carolina, or any
49, .----r- s---.-
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"rhe southern Field and FIreaIde.

This ID the title OF weekly journal published in Au
gusta Ca devoted to Literature ard Agriculture 1t i:
conducted with marked ability judgment and taste and
displays liberal and enterprsng spirit on the part oil
its proprietor In real merit and adaptation to South
err wants. feelings and principles it is worth dozen Of
the trashy pruren ackadaisical weekes printed in the
North. We hope it viii command very large circula
ton in the South. The proprietor, we are pleased to
state is now in this city with the view of charging his
subscription list Give him a generous greeting
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PROGRESS OF THE INN STRIKE.

BosroN, March l6th.-The stkers of Lynn made
great turn out in procession t-day, numbering over
5000. The spectators were Iore than double that
number. Several hundred banurs were borne by the
strikers, both male and female md the city was deco
rated in many places with flag ard sreamers The
procession comprised, besides all the strikers Oh
LYNN, several military and fire bmpanes, with bands OF
music, and delegations of ladies from Swampscot Mar
blehead, Danvers Saugus Reading, stoneham, Woburn'
Beverly, Salem and other place The weather was de-
ightfu and the proceedings harmonious and gratifying
TO the participaOrs.
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con1MERCIAL.
RicHroxD wms oTucr. Mreh II. iscc.
THE TOBACCO TRADE
49,, ,ho-CoI,o rinc from the Piucastle Whig

WecOpy tne. IOIU"'", ''0 " ITO
rhc Valley being remote from having been long
deprived Of all improvements for reaching The tobacco markets o.
The state but little attention until very lately was ever PAID
a. of that article The accounts which reach
Indicates that crops annually Increasing and
tending portions Of the county been
Of Tobacco sent cseown to Richmond vent down the
b ~ The Ohio up river Ptsburg thence canal
10 thence ship down the Delaware round through
The canes Of the Chesapeake James ver Richmond After
The of The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Wheeling.
the tobacco took that much shorter by the way
of This show nnder what difficulties the people
.hord 10 reach the Richmond market and awakens rah
err before the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
yvana Canal or even me great view YORK western Ca
necon Of the james River with Kanawha thus opening
nm Norfolk and Richmond and the rich Val
lev Of The ohio Two generations have passed and the people In
The Kanawh Valley avail Themselves Of facilities Of travel
and transportation furnished oy oher states 70 reaeh our own
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DIR. W1STAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY
Richmond -

Richmond N'
. RICHMOND Va, Feb. "a, 1860
Messs W. FowLE Co, Boston: GeRtlemen-I with plea
sure testify 70 The great merit Of your invaluable lung medicine.
Dr. "lsiARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY which Is likewise
highly va1ed by many Of esteemed citizens who
Its virtues by trial.
hrSt made Of this Basam years a
lent and distressing cough which baed the skin Of physicians
and 10 my 10y experienced such gratifying relief induce
70 persevere Its always keep by and and
De uniang In It's effects No medicine that have
gwen such speedy relief Yours truly,
NoRB0RNE NORTON
~ CIuon 70 PHrchdsers-The only genuine Wistdrs Bal
sam has the iorH signature OF l. BUTTS" printed
one OF the popors the outer wrapper all other vile and
~ Prepared by SETH W. F0wLE CO, Boston, and for
sale at wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO., W. PETERSON, p DAVAL, Richmond and by all drug
gsts and dealers In m, dlcines In city and country
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STEAMBOAT pypIo,IN IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, March 1.-THE Sldnnah Republican OF this
morning reports that on Mondl night the steamer j. NJ
Manning, for Hawknsville on be 0cmugee river, up
ward bound, exploded All OF er crew are missing ex'
cep; Capt Taylor. Eight negrOs and FIVE whites were
lost and several others wounded Among the white pas
sengers known to have been klla are Joseph Williams
John Harre and Jacob Parke citizens OF Telfair 90
AL the heavy freghis we're lost but the lighter portion
was saved. The boat was uninsred,
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RoNAS Eye BsAny accident disease that would weak
en- and name the Eyes and perhaps destroy sight
considered one OF the most terrible Affections bea
There are however class peculiarly exposed
dreadful calamity such miners operatives In metals
mechanics who from the nature Of their empoymens
PEELED to work in cloud Of DUST grit Such persons should
never be without this Bslsam like magic in alayng
Irritation and Inflammation, few applications perfect the
mhlQ-dkWlw
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MARRIAGE OF PIccoLoNISr.- Piccolomu is married.
She sang one morning THE Chrsta Palace and on the
next started Tor Dublin, where the knot tied The
happy possessor of the fascinating singing bird an
Italian Prince, Roman by BIRTH and relative of one
OF the Cardinals. He does not as in many instances,
marry for the round realized by the vocast-but
a man of some fortune--for Italy
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From he hdependeai

NEw York, July 20, 1859.
GtUR-our advertising columns contain testimonies
value OF article known spaldngs Prepared Glue use
fdl TO housekeepers for mendng furniture It prepared
chemicals by which kept In the proper condition mmed
ate the chemicals evaporang applied leaving
the gve harden. We this article
has the excellent chronological quality Of large sdhesvenes
mh1Q-dAH1w
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M Uoore,s Card.

We rc7ub,.sh l.om the Lexington Gase'te card from
the Hon. SAMUEL McD0vCll MOoRE, Of Rockbridge
touching the presentation Of bis name in our late Con
vea,oa as Presidential elec,or for the Augusta district
We we're Of those who thought his appointment as
secto- would under all the circumstances, be mpohtc
and i1iadcous but for moment did we entertain
e -emo,e, thoaeh. Of casting any reflection upon his
sincerity AID honor as man, or upon his fidelity and
devotion TO the Wbig faith. On tue contrary we were
fully aware that no gentleman in the Commonwealth
stands deservedy higher or Is more true and loyal to
Wing principles and Wing measures. Nor is there to
be found in the State faithful and able advocate
Of those principles and those measures Never despair
ing and never alt,rng Mr.. Moore has adhered to his
party through every ttl and every misfortune, and Is
always ready 70 deal the adversary telling blow.
IN conclusion, sure thai not ! solitary member
Of the Convention, in opposing bis appointment as Eec
tor actuated by Other than motives of party policy
ACT Oae was there bus felt for NJ, N9o.e as high
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-19

The Executive committee Of the Constitutional Union
Party in Maryland with Hon John p Kennedy at their
head have issued call for a State Convention to be
held in Baltimore the 10th Of April, to appoint Dele
gates to the National Convention proposed to be held in
Tie same city. on The 9.h dav Of NAV.
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Esv-Notice 20 Pbysicinns and tue PubIIc.-ALL

W-NoIice TO Physicians and the Public.-ALL
COCKS POROUS PLAsTERs.-TFsTIMoNIAL-"T ALLCOCK
CO., No. 294 Canal St. New York. 96h Nov. ls59-Genemen
lately suffered severely from weakness in back occasoned
by suddenly oyeexeng myself Having heard Pasters
much recommended this kind procured one and the
result all could desire single Plaster cured me In
week. Yours respectfully,
J. q. BRIGGS.
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House, New York"
There nothing equal In the way Of Plaster to the Poou
Plaster OF Mr. ALLooCK Everything pleasant about then
They Plaster the day. type OF present sd
In science and In Asthma, Cough Kidney hdec
ions aud local deep palms, they afford permanent relief
and backs pains the side Stitches md spasmod pains
generally they unsurpassed for the benefits they impt
Physicians should this article which Is universally APP
proved where Price % each Principal once 29i
Canal Street. New by all respectable dealers In med
cines mhl-dAslm
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TIE New York Courier and Enquirer Of Friday, gives
conspicuous insertion to the following
We learn from satisfactory in Paris that the
French Government advised nat Spain has agreed
to sell Cuba to the United States Everything was ar
ranged except the price, about which there was some
little difference of opinion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-19

minded honorable, and talented gentleman the highest
personal respect aud admiration And besides the res
olutions read by Mr. Moore the subject OF slavery
su .endyl vindicateEhs orthodoxy at the present time
whatever may have been his views heretofore.
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nLKn.

Departed this life at his residence In Spring HILL the county
Of stafford "Wednesday the 9TH day ofMach ns Mr. JAMES
MORTON, aged about sixty Eve
At his residence the 2h February 1860 In the county OF
Caroline Capt JOSEPH FLPPo In the seventeen year Of his
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Hide, Oil and Leather store,
RICHMOND, March IL. $50

RICHMOND, March IL, Isca
WE manufacturing BOOTS and SHOES erlenhdy
w than heretofore. our friends and the publ
orally may rely upon getting the beet In line The sA
Boots and Shoes import rails, and have ns
In employment the best workmen that this count rsn pro
duee We also keep hand large assortment Of Boots sh
Trunks Carpet Bags and Vases Of ali qualities and Al all Tf
all Of which will be sold low either wholesale retail
ALEX. HILL CO., Nc. ~ Main 81
Richmond Va
Il. S.-Boots and Shoes made for Lads GSDseni
Boys and Misses heretofore and all orders will be promptly a.
nded 10 By mil ALEN NIL CO.
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from Ne csriaaH Adrceat md Jounol. E.v y,

THE HocssEEEFERs friEsp-sriLDrSss PRullr, c..
sonveneneos for general family onsn Of mo-, md
United States there are at least Eve million, Of bsn, "
Of which 'he annoyance Of'queaking, rekey chain,
etc, Is constantly experienced, and 20 long a. flp
condition, there Is always danger Of "smashup- ss
snee Of the city hou'skeepe with Mayday before her
readily suggest the value and convenience Of r..Bv
prepared glue that can be instantly brought n
repairs 10 furniture and other household ware ara
want Of such article Is constant and universal Ne
and hitherto haI been want unuppled Til,
truly said no longer sPAtDDGs PEyPiRzD Cur ,.. u"
that has been desired In this direction. hskept soos
mcals, retains rs strength and enaeity ~
"up to the sticking point, )" put up In bottle with -
sold atwentyhve cents No hOusekeeper In city q,
well afford TO be wiihou. bottle Of sPiLDxe's M
1t just the thing for the library and schools where boo,
SANITY in iced OF repair. n,fs -, o'a-
BARRY's TBICOPHRROUsIs the b.,, a.. =
Article for dressing beauiiyIng. eeansng curling
and restoring the hair. Ladies' try IT, Sold BY all dIur
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Goolwit.'s maioriLY...........

GOodWus majority. ..,........... 1899
Mr.. Wentworth, republican candidate for Senator in
the Sixth District il elected mixing 10 out of 2 Sena-
tors The Republican majority the House is So.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE ELECTION

Boston. March l6-Ful returns from New Hampshir
show the folloaiug results
Goodwin, rep Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Cate dem Observation-Disclosures. $40
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- WORDS OF CAUTION.-nv

R>% WOkUS OF CAtTEON.-H we
49, 10 tell readers that the wells and sPrinn
throughout the country had been poisoned aud that hat %
covered sndote TO s effects Of them that would n
gladly avail themselves OF discovery with the hope Of aTe
death. II We n tell them that had discovered mine
treasure enough for them and sod that prepared
share with them would refuse aid 70 70 tune Butts
health Is valuable than riches how much more grahed li
they be 10 learn that great has been cozPoun
purely vegetable matter and that lis curative hs
cert ain than light and darkness Need give insianees
cl the proprietor Of BAKERS BIrERS and examine Ne
myrads Of certificates from all sections Of the South, Of p
who have been cured Of Dspesd by It's sheang propefue
Among them will the vouchers Of old and male M
female eN:ong this BTtRs 70 the skies, and blessing Pfoan
for is curative powers But It's virtues not confined 70 w
pepsa. Nervous Headaches yield readily TO rs poW Iol
Lyers become qucked and made active by ts nhunces ~
somachs made healthy by rs neutrsEng efeets Indg
disappears when enters the Of e DarrhGa ean,
sit It's tonic powers And Cholera ITSELF when met BY these ~
TrRs promptly dsarmed and becomes harmless a. oeiAn
persons have certified WIN used Il In 1879 and % Hsa -
scourge devastating the country. BAKERS BlIIES ~
not remedy all the Ills Of humanity but such diseases Is are ~
ed by the stomach and bowels readily yield n rs seng
effects and speedily driven from tbs system Al WHO n
tonic should try IT, and become their Judges Of s
TO be had OF Messrs. ADIR GRAY, PlsHER Nl'StDi
PURCELL, LADD CO.. In this city, ana by all pronnea ~
gsts In Virginia Also by c. sToOTT, Washington CITY, " 20
sTABLER, co. Baltimore; B. A. FAHSISIOCA W.
Philadelphia, and OF BARSE9 PARK, New York.
Orders filed by addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor
felO-d4c Richmond, va
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A NEW NOVEL BY MRS. sOUTHwORTH.
The Haunted Homestead. By Mrs Emma D. N sOuthwOrtb;
el25
Wild Sports Of the South Camp Fires OF the Everglades By
Chas Whitehead; %.
30 cts
Consideration Of the Sermon the Mount By Daniel II.
Hill Superintendent the North Carolina Military Institute 5c
The Marble Pawn; the Romance OF Monte Bvn BY Nathan
Eel Hawthorne author OF the scarlet LETTER" vols 20
Parocha Lectures the Psalms By the late Rev David Cad
well; 80.
The Pckwck Papers By Charles Dickens Household edition;
vols %
Mark Noble or the Button Necklace SOC.
Dick his friend Fdu. By Catherine Trow5hige; &c
Willie and Nellie Stories about Canares BY Cousin
Sarah; Sc
Man. Moral and Physical the Influence Of Health and Die
egous Experience By Rev Joseph Jones D. D. CO.
The Historical Rocks Religious Experience Judges 10 Esther
With critical and explanatory Commentary BY the Rev Ro
Jameson, ID. D; 75..
The Crucih n Of Christ By Daniel +. Hill; 1O0
The Great rfibuaton. further supply. vols CO.
At NORRIS Bookstore,
mild % Main St
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The Horsl was called 70 order at 10 0 cIOcN'
BILLS PASSED.
To extend the navigation of the Shenandoah River
Bills prescribing the rights of certain persons 10
reetiou TO property driited on waters west o, ele
Allegheny Mountains, I'D deposited on the land
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- SPECIAL NOTICE

No. SPECIAL NOTICE. cents TO
w. 81 81 will buy Of Graham's small stencils iof
marking clothing with lSDELABLK ISK. Call and examine sped
mems II I've in the country send sample eneolg
stamp. Also, every variety ofRrands made 70 ord,r.
A. T. GRAHAM. Brand Cutter,
fe2-tf Cor 18th and Cary under Tobacco ErehEnge
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The Great English Remedv
SIR JAMES CLARKR,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

This invaluable medicine Is unfsnng In The cure o., ala,
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female
It moderates all and removes all obstruc,,,
whatever cause and speedy cure may be relied o. a
To MARRIED LADIES
II peculiarly suited. 1t Wll In short time bring on th.
ly period with regularity
CAUTION
TAese PRb should not Be taken By females Cat are pr
during ne FIRST THREE NOSTHS as hey dr.syr, -
Miscarriage; but at eve,y Otisr time and IN
ney are perfectly satt.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain tp
and Limbs Heayiness, Fatigue slight e1erton
the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Mysteries Sick Headab, W.
and all the painful diseases oeessoned by dsordersd ~
these Pills will effect when all other means have fn
Pull directions In the pamphlet around paeksr, ,,
should be carefully preserved
Aboe containing 90 pills. and enereled With the Gov.,
Stamp Great Britain, be poree for o. and s,,
stamps. JOB NOsys
Rochester, New Yort
General Agent for the United s,,.
Sold In Richmond by all the respectable Druggists, WIN
sP0TswooD Agent for Petersburg; NJ A. SANTOS Asebt =,
Norfolk. mAlg-eoit.v
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A NEW NOVEL BY MRs. sOUTHwORTH.

NOR RENT.-Two large admirably adapted to -
the purposes Of Offices Lodging Rooms Apply at II
liz NH
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZER Err,
OR
8. M G. r I'D z r. s 8 . N 8
PHOSPHO-PERUV GUANO.

TXTEoaer for sale PosPHo PERUVIAN GUANo
w by and contain eight per cent Of
and forty Ave y cent OF PHosPHArG OF LINE
Price 800, ctth per ton OF 1000 lbs.
Having many largely engaged In the Guano trade
and carefully observed and had reported by reliable practical
farmers experiments with nearly variety Of Gu
able furnish which with great confidence,
recommend believe be much cheaper thn the Peruvian
alone.
The ingredients this preparation the very best Peruvian
and Phosphate Guanos selected with great care and by rigid
analysis ground very POWDER and thoroughly and in
natsy mixed
Por Tobacco Oats and Corn do not think this Fertilizer can
be exced and It's bene effects In the Improvement OF the
land, Is unquestionabie.
We shall also keep constantly hand supply Of hne ground
BoxE Dusr. g. McGRUBERy SONS
fe24-eo9m Richmond.
q CASES YNURIA LICORICE.-Por sale low, 70
1fO close. -
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T. further appears that this attempt has created quite
a sensation 90 Richmond And well il may, for this Is
encouraging trade and commerce, and inviting eXpan-
sion I'm navigation and mporiatouiin way that no
other party would think OF adopting, except that party
who's. leaders motto on occasion, was Perish
credit perish commerce lt is nothing ess than as
toni,lg 20 Us, that such things happen day after
v and bring no special WONDERLAND they can be again
and agail repeated, and merchants,-men who export
The productions Of their own country, and import those
Of other aads-and still men, 5j5ers and rhGeSG!s
1'srs the rcrg men aimed at, and loaded with tins
05io1, tax sd continue TO be Of that pary-slpport It's
---r.l--.. .rI VOTE for h. clnildates.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

I am yours, mosttruly,
c. Il. STURGEON.
, 1860-05-14
II1itantfD.

NTANTED-Atir first class dwelling
W With zardern !npsoycnents. on N'saean o. o, w
bash avenue between I 18th arcc and Chicago EiveE.
fur which 4a0J ceh will bs pa IN handhaance in ole
rear QLU. Il. NUltK1S Rsal Estate Ageat - Lasalt
s+rnt 4uANlm
, 1860-05-14
BY TELEGRAPH.


~. HAsN1151o!. Nav II.
jourIed to-day, j: be till o'clock Monlav, il
ordtr tn cnab:e ;he members to witness the
'sntilng Of ths Japanese Embassy previous to
that hour.
Mr. Grow moved to take up the bin to e>tah
Iish temporary Government for 1daloe which
vas on Thursday postponed It'll to day.
Mr. Clark Of Narslaad raised point Of or.
de-, that the bill was yesterday laid On the
table.
Mr. Grow said the bills were not Identical,
one requiring two shirds Of the legislative as-
semb!y to oyerrule the veto ot the Coz, anu
The other merely the majority.
Tie Speaker decided that the pending bill
wGs not tassleA yesterday.
Mir. HarksdAIe replied, if this decision was
right, actlon on any bill could notb concluded
Nr. Grow said there were fifteen or twenty
| thousand persons in 1dahoe, nnd argued that If
the general government has power to acquire
/ territory, it il its duty to make arrangements
b. which settlers can be protected br IN estab-
lisheh government THIS bill was the most
snerit4siouA one OF The season.
Mr. Clark Of Missouri said every foot of Ida
! hoe il within the organized Territories Of T1an
| Kansas and Nebraska.
Mr. Case spoke in favor Of the bill, saying
Pixies Peak i nearly six hundred miles tsutl
the CApi'e' of X k'nsa~, acd the people there rev
have their own provisional government in def
ance ot existing law. he consrad'ctad Mr
| Thlser's siex+ abnut Territorial jurisdiction
| and hinted thai the latter was not sound in III
Republican part: faith.
Mr. Houston charged partisan r,o:ires o
those who supported tie series Of tesri,oti:
MEASURES ana moved to table the 1d1hoe bill
Carrsen By 81 a;ainst.s.
The House th-n weht inta Committee at tt
Whole on territorial business. Several bill
passed inc:ud'ng those providing for tic con
| ptctiou Of the military roads III the te:rito1i
Of Washington and New Mexico
Adjourned