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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

BAD, only bad, and bad continually, are
the corrupt revelations that come to light
before the Coyode Committee. The Wash
ington dispatches this morning state that
"Mr. Harms, of Pa, appeared before the
Committee and testified that he WAS a
contractor on the Union Canal extension,
and employed about $50 Irishmen; that
he had sent him large number of natu-
ralization papers, alleged to be fraudulent,
some of .chieh he received under the franks Of
Democratic members Of Congress-
In addition to this Colonel Forney testi-
fes that he had been offered by Mr.. Bu-
chanan the consulate TO Liverpool or the
mission to Russia or Prussia If he could
Gcquesce in the policy Of the administration.
Mr.. Wendell testified that she carried
$4,000 in his pockets for weeks to present to
Colonel Foyney, and if necessary, ,ee' author
lied to increase it to $4,000 or $4,000 il
(theyeJy) Fornsy ,couEd accept the LiverPoo!
consuLGte,' or the missions alluded to.
Such are the reSelatiOns of single
days investigation by the Coyodc COM
mittee, impartially reported and telegraph
ed by the agents of the Associated Press.
With what shadow of confidence party
resting under such abominable corrup-
tions, can come before the country asking
for another four years of power, is past all
decent comprehension.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
WA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE!

The Original and Rest In the Worlds
All others are limitations. and shouit be avoid
ed, If you wish to escape ridicule
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without in
jury to the Hair OF skin.
awarded to WN. 4. BACHELOR since 1889, and over
$1,000 applications have been made to the Hair Of
the Patrons Of his lannon's Dye.
WA. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
color not 10 be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED injure in the least however long ii
may be continued, and the ill-eHccts Of Bad Dyes
renedied the Hair invisorated fer Life 10y this SpIen
did Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR.
nlhljdGw1y u Bond Street New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

Tue greatest "snaik" fight was that in
which Mr. James Landlord, OF Fearing, o.,
township engaged. He had been repairing
barrow by the side of a large tree in one
of his fields, when he heard a rustIing
noise on the tree beside him, aud was
aroused by snake six feet four inches in
length, and seven inches IN circumference,
striking him on the back, passing over his
shoulders, around his body, and under his
arms. Another snake coiled itself around
his body. Seeing a third approaching, he
seized an axe, which he fortunately had
with him, and by lucky blow severed it
in two, six inches back of its head. This
one was FIVE feet eight inches long. Mr..
Landlord then turned his efforts to Kidding
himselves of his other two foes, then be-
beginning to tighten themselves unpleas-
autly around his breast. y severe con-
test ensucd, lasting fifteen or twenty min
utes, during which Mr.. Landlord was
thrown down several times. The snakes
kept up a constant Kissing noise, and emit
ted fetid, sickeuing odor. At length the
largest snake, in endeavoring to strike Mr..
L. in the mouth, at which it made repeat
ed efforts, was seized by the back of the
neck, between Mr. Landlords teeth, and
literally crushed. The snake instantly
uncoiled, and threw itself from him to the
ground. hors du combat The third did the
same, and made his escape, Mr.. L. being
too much exhausted to make an attempt to
pursue it. 1t was narrow escape for MIR.
L., who is farmer, and whose veracity is
unquestioned. The Marietta Home -NfTs
had the narration from his own lips.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

r7-@,We refer our readers to the advertisement
49, of Messrs. CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No. 800
Broadway New York. The Blood rcod' is one OF the
greatest rlcinc Of the age and is rapidly driving
ont of the mari all the quack nnStrums of modern
times Its eesey is great. and its superiority
justly Acknowledged. that it is found difficult to sup
ply the immens, and Increasing demand for the ar
ticle Or. EAT.Ns eel ,bratea ..Intante Cordial is
medicine prepared by regular physician Of emf
hence in his profession and who has devoted his
life the peculiar phases OF lnfante diseases II is
no humUUE, but medicine. which commando itself
10 those only vino appreciate h-AIdllciicoiH,
ssz-.Sz advertisement ml24 d&w
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BATCH of aspirants for legal fame were
treated to copious shower of cold water,
ut Auburn, N. Y, the other day. Twenty
five young gentlemen presented themselves
for examination at the general term of the
Supreme Cortland mirGLhe dictu-all
were rejected The Union describes the
cruel spectacle Us follows:
After keeping the poor fellows upon the
anxious seat for so long time, they were
dismissed without the least intimation as
to the probable result of the ordeal through
which they had passed. This morning the
applicants were all gathered in the Court
room, bearing unusually anxious looking
faces, when Mr.. Cox arose and read the
report of the committee, in substance
stating that not n single one of the names
presented, were considered worthy to be
entered upon the roll of attorneys and
counsellors of the State of New York
Had Mr.. Cox been Judge, and in the act
of pronouncing sentence of death upon
them all, greater chagrin, disappointment
and misery could not have been exhibited.
We hope the example set at Auburn will
be followed elsewhere. The loose manner
in which examinations for admission to
the bar, has been of late years conducted,
is scandalOus. Hundreds of young men
are annually admitted who really know no
more about law than they do about lunar
purturbations." If we are to have exami-
nations at all, let them be thorough
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

some people in Milwaukee, Wis. met at
private house, preparatory to starting
out on picnic. Two of the gentlemen
got to quarrelIing about one of the ladies,
and finally fought in good earnest. The
ladies also pitched in, and the sandwiches
and doughunts were hurled in pro9uson
at antagouistic heads. Bonnets were
smashed, and white dresses ruined, and
there was general wrecking of wearing
habiliments. When the excitement was
over, it was decided to adjourn the picnic,
a fight and pleasure party being consid-
cred rather too much for one day. aud that
day the Sabbath.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

Hampton North, returned Californian,
cx-marshal of San Francisco, has iusti;u-
ted legal proceedings in Philadelphia to
recover 100000 worth of property which
his deceased mistress, he alleges, swindled
him out of, Being beautiful woman he
says she obtained much influence over his
better judgement, and taking his thrifty
hire to invest through her friends iu the
Fast, she died, hequeathing the whole to
somebody else
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

THE famous case of the two mothers and
one baby, winch gave Solomon so fine
chance to show his sagacity, has been re-
peoted recently in Rutland, Vt, where a
woman charged another with stealing her
child from the cradle. She brought suit
for the baby. and the magistrate, after
bearing good deal of conflicting testi-
mony, decided in favor of the woman who
cried the most. That was substantially
the Judgment of Solomon in the other case
and is probably correct.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

Dr. Z. Y. ROBINS. of New York, is death
on corsets, because eorsets are death to
women. Says that in the year 1853, TO-
1875 females died of consumption to 564o
males. Difference owing mainly to tight
Incing. Declares that it has been proved
that even man inhNlcS in given time
so inches more of air when be isnndressed
than after he has got his togery on
Powerful inference against the safety of
constructing the waist. Says an English
woman is in the prime of her attractions
at the age of So, while an American lady
has usually begun to fade just ten years
younger Thut's so. Reason-English
woman takes air and exercise; American
ditto takes oirs and no exercise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Humphreys specific Homeopathic
RAnRadIeS

Rena cafes
Have now been before the public nor i've years,
aud have every where won golden opinions frOm the
many thousands who have used them
Simple, free from ntrieary teehnieality or danger
they have become the ready and aid Of the
parent, traveller nurse, invalid, Sd have become
the family physician and medical adviser Of thens-
auds OF families Ne where have they been tried
without having been approved. and their highest ap-
probation is among those who have known them
longest, and most intimately.
MA full set Of HUMPHREYS HoNEoPNTHTc SPE-
esEIss sith BcOk Of Directions, and twenty different
Remedies, in large walls, morco case s.; ditto, in
plain case s.; case Of fifteen boxes, and Book. 81
Single boxoz. 25 cents and so cents.
These Remedies by the single box case. are sent
by mail or express, free of charge address, on
receipt Of the price Address
DIR. F. HUMPHREYS s CO.
No. 500 broadway. New York.
Sold by LAUGHIINS BUSHFIELp. No. ~ Main
street. my3-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14


WE see published in the Alexandria Ga
of the VirginiH Banks for the last two or
three years. There are only three banks
in the State which have larger capitals
than the Northwestern and the N ".
Banks of this city. These are the Ex-
change Bank, Farmers Bank, and Bank of
Virginia. The capital of the first is So
o46,00O, of the second S3,l5o, 900, and of
the third S2,65l, 25O. All these are Rich
mond Banks, we believe. Notwithstand-
ing the differences in their capital, there
is not SO great discrepancy in their cir
culation. The capital of the &orthwes-
tern Bank on the lst of January 1853, and
we presume it is the same at present, was
Se55,eO their circulation was S666,4G
and their discounts Sl,sl3,7O3 Their
circulation on the LIST of January 1859
was STo2, o49 and their discounts $780,
O84 On the lst of last January their
circulation was S679.523 and their dis
counts ST. ,48a,78a.
The capital of the NJ Il NJ. Bank was,
on the LIST of January, and is now we sup
pose, S784,2Oo, their circulation ut the
same time was Sl,l2s,255, and their line
of discounts $1,326,3o3. On the lst of
January 1859, their circulation was ST.
479,2O2 and their discounts SI,573, 66s.-
And on the lst of last January their cir
culation was $I,334,25s and their dis
counts 81 ,499, 1856.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14
LARGE & COMMODIOTS ROOMS!
AmbrOtIpes. PhOtOgrapl.s. &c.

20 To WYI1ES' GALLERY AND ~: TIly
J crowds that daily there 20 ctrar. IL r.:
known superior pictures, wli;cl lie i tis!I AZ
greatly reduced prices fsF a short time
Being fully determined gallery Ia tie city
shall uBler eli IiHI. and a. the ssIe Time i prepared
take better IicfUrS- than h- ,bI.ined else
where or char-e nothing fIr them.
Photographs cglyrcd without extra CflasE-s ty
experienced cclari-f.
The Tabl.r wi! remember hat five lTs-; sEr- veE~
kiH,i- and --yIts 4; tie Ia:e Fir N IL I-.ati.
TisU-- wishing picture, so.,ss Gil -.r.y T. she
Day possible or MAKE TTcV!.cs a-Tst- r''eu-- t.
prevent long delay :. " y \ a. -
feJI1 No. I33 Main -, - II : .c I'LL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

Hon. John B. Haskin testified before the
covOde Committee, that he had repeated
interviews with Mr.. Buchanan to dissuade
him from making the Lecompton Cousti-
tuition an Administration measure. He re-
piled that tweuty-four Northern Demo-
Gratis would be compelled to oppose the
Lecompton Constitution. Mr.. Haskiu
says the President expressed great regret
that he should take ground against him.
"saydng that from forty years experience, he
a0as satisfied flat any man sodo rent against
tie Administration Of his party ,pould be
,0fstout Tie pale Of his party, and that tpould
pc sss end 9fhtwt"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

THE St, Louis Mcws, the home organ of
Edward Bates, refuses to endorse the Re-
publican nominees, and comes out for
Bell and Everett, declaring the intention
of the Bates men to support these candi-
dates in Missouri.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

Gen. WEBB fills column and upwards
of his paper with defence of Thurlow
Weed, against alleged attacks upon his
character. The Courier says Mr.. Weed
''could have been worth millions this day,
if he had been corrupt, while, in fact, he
possesses but bare competency"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

THE Great Eastern was advertised to
sail for New York on Saturday last. If
she justifcs the expectations of her friends,
she ought to reach our shores by next
Sunday
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

IT took a man of fine natural powers,
and highly cultivated ones, too, to make
that speech of Carl shurz published on
our first page this morning. 1t is admira-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14

PREPARATIONS are in progress, as we
learn from the Patriot, for the organiza-
ton of company of Light Infantry up at
Wellsville o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14
WIGSI WIGS! WIGS!

DATCHELOWS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpas. all
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charn-no turning up behind-no
shrinking of the head; indeed, this Is the only E.
Enlistment where these things are properly uneT-
ulhI&-d&wiy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WEST IIBERTY ACADEMY.

yy,UE SECOND ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
the students 81 the West Liberty Academy will
c5s.menee on Monday the 25Ih Of June, and viii lie
continued for thieS days.
ON Monday night, Essays, Iusic &C. b. the Young
Ladies.
ON TUESDAY uish;. A'l,lrssS TO the members Of the
Eutrophian society. by FrSi. Brewer Of Washington
College.
On "Wednesday night, Exhibition by the EutrOpl.i-
AL Society.
The parents and friends % the pupils AVID the pub
lie generally, are respectfully invited 10 "'iend
West Liberty Academy, jane II, IS6O-lGWtd
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NIRs. WINsLoW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has E
Soothing syrup for children teethfug which greatly
facilitate the process Of teehing. ~ soening the
gums, reducing all tntiamatIaH-win sltay all pain.
and is to regulate the bowels Depend upon it,
mothers it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe in al cascs.-
See advertisement in another column
augsT ydGw
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LAKE FISH.
SICK oF At-tI

= = wei G-+-et 4--4'- Ee-z--l--N ~
ear Isa- ha-iaH-s crlu-e;i1l w ;..- - .-.s
-. l-si-ti@s on the LAKE, .E.- -
All ~.ra-f r hA- - ~. ---ts-' u-.---
81 fishermen. A. - T--i..=T t-l ..- d
q orr tra4s w. uHw bl.l.- hF "a. -..----.
e. = F-e-h VS4t,r t-h Il. tai, -rl---r l-' PIP o.
q have Z E>-Eis- .h= l'r-t = -- e.s .-'-.. ..
haze e-npluyesi A eLF-Ti-r-.-i I.-.. 1I--. .-.-
. L-saJ- b Wi-ul- viri- = - ria-. ---- -. .-
IN position 70 o:i-T -Eire sIr- .ari..
T. 5uErE- uf I=fhe Ff-iI, kr-F..- u.l-.s.... .--
l'rtr as .-cm-uT- AMI r.lIs lave yf--s ata q
l5H5,cst grades z !'1-.1i W. -.e---
l!ch we utsT ~ fr5-- I'll. Vii .-a5e--
o;h=T II ITSet- - -: s-Ju.=.y s.-r
lives - - J;nGrE-s-i-
GORDON. NcNlLLtNAs
CleyzIaaI NJ l. j. .s.-l,-s,-,.. ..
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Administrator's Sale.

7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE On SATURDAY Morn
in. tie 10th inst. YickIsrl= A-:gttsn Rooms
tie effects Of the lsIe iliian E5i-or barber Al
persons having claims against the deceased
questei 10 PRESENT them for settlement.
jeIl-lw WILLIAM EXLEY. Admir-.
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Oriental fruit Paste OF
Aromatic Jelly OF Figs 4 St. NlD

SiNPLs- rAL-iI-AEi-. ~" -. .-
Cz-i-a-ti- Ms-l:si:s,. mi -r'l -.a
,,s-,.-i "a, irIsui,riry 49,, - - =
I.1s.tioHs o. uttUre. -Irrt-@ls'i 80.
sl.-1:,in= y !-II,.Gu- S,iver - ~. =
Nsl.- sad Sr riea:IiH; Mi.E - - -z- lf.
Tllis = the u..,-f rcI.s-uirrt 80. - ~
Ter thee pup HN"' 90. - A. 20 "a,
cleaning no. hue pant "a ''.' -. ri.
F,tauHtis,.~ Iti- ivI I.u-iic- - 20 ,.t..lI =.
tie r-li;..n.i cure e.: -, - "a, he' -
h,7..: IL viii e,s- "a - HirE''s- s,,r.,-s.r
=r.l remove ia Ave i.sRuir t'.r M -, Z: -. 90
i lar and -V.;h','s IL. tisi'
q q" Tlls -T,s-.e=Htt-- - H.l I.
=. EaCHINtI. A-cnt- did l.S5'..,,',t-t; -
where everything esu l. h''' II n
class Prescription store ~
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T DIR. 1IcCLINTOCK's COLD
y>117H and Cough Mixture + combination of ma
lures vegetable antidOes to tho irritation and dis
tuEbance of the breathing apparatus, which produce
colds, coughs hnlrseness and throat. II removes
in very short time every vestge Of inflammation from
the lungs and throat, and the free inspiration
of perfect health Price - conts. Soldby LAUGH
Inns pUsHPIELD. Wheeling; S. FUNDENDERG,
bridgeport. aud Druggists generally. marck2-1y
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ICE.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS BIZ LEAVE RESPECTFUL
l IY T. inform Their ilieni- snd n. re.~ 70
feeling .-Irk, tlIag they PREPARED
. fgIrni-!, Ice from the Ice Uou-e XIV E1sn-
L-oA :, uliie Ice. II tie HIrsI reasonable -Ir~--
sr7 EEITT a HE.$CEF-
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- STORE I-rpNS- r.FtiLI-> AND DWELL E,
L. K.an.e AMI INK. 'Hi- IN 81,
Sand -toTy u god lJg-s>. a.. ! 4 small II a.
f.-et- sl-o- T. .i.ls L.r- taT .I'r -T leo go
terms Apply - TIiu>. n '..'l .H-
-=-j.l,,. -. ~. Mann Srree'.J,.as 20
AND ssfois-Up starr
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FOlt RENT or ale.

TV'HE =. MISSOURI IT,'N Mui.L-- a 2.
E:.,IIfu- ,fiil AL Na5l Fi.t TE- - 90. ~ p
AMI extensive Cgsl la-i- sttl.-.' -
Whs-iiU-- F5- further Ts.EE-1---.- as.-. u l. -
Ccrmiris. III. Pittsburgh. p .-
sr=-,f " + Fl liz HLrs't-
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Plain Black Silk.

DoDMER'S CELERRATED GRos De RHINE Al
Is tLe reduced prices, GEO. L. TAYLOR
iel4
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

- TIE Two SIulE Rooms ADIl!NlA u
81 Drug HuE~.s 4 7. -au- LIT & Ls-,H g..
II-I--:f tu.E41-aI - u. FESg-.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 10 1850.
Tho Speaker appointed Mr.. Hughes member q the
Committee on Military Affairs in place Of Mr. Donham,
excused.
rsr VALUE rS1oS.
Mr. MoRrfs opp Of H. asked'Icavc 70 Introduce rc
solution expressing proper estimation Of the immense
value Of our natonal Union, cherishing cordial, ha
btual mmovsbe attachment, 70 ~ that we viii speak Of
II AZ the palladium OF our political safety and prosperity
that We win watch s preservation with jealous anxiety
that we will dIscountenance whoever may suggest even
suspicon that II In any event be abandoned,
and Indignantly frown upon the first dawning OF every
attempt 10 ALLEVIATE any portion Of our country from
the rest OF enfeebo the sacred ties which link 70
gcher the various parts and among other things the re-
solution declares regard the perpetuity Of the Unon
as OF more vaue than the temporary triumph q ny ~
" or sny man. that whatever evils abuses exr uns
il ought 10 be corrected within the onion " ,as
and constitutional way; that we bdieye M .,rhs
power redress every wrong and enforce ~ h. rrorsr
growing out Of lie organization cr ~ ,snd ~ n ~
functions; and that y n patriotic au's s, y =
our hope IN peace and our defence 70 - ,bo
az The resolution uness DO referred 70 sne se'ec' oo
M Mossr. had not the slightest idea OF e''ns ~ %
bur,ea N The conn Of that committee.
~ NEE ala he wanted vote on the resolution,
"a hosned n uoud ultimately succeed.
sn" "oP rur rnEAsrRy Sory Bur-
~ motion Of Mr. slnpuAS, (rp) OF ONO, inc Housf
h.n ook M the Treasury Note b @ returned Eom tn'
senate with amendments - -. -.
The House agreed 70 that amendment, which reduce
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THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


senate.
WASHINGTON, Dcs 10, 1850.
After prayer the journal was read.
PROPOSED AxxSpSySrs TO rHE CONSTITUTIONS.
Mr. JoHssoS, (opp) Of Tenn, intoduced joint rsou
ton proposing amendments 70 che constitution u the
United States, as follows
Whereas the nfh article Of che constitution OF the United
States provides LOT amendr thereto; therefore be
ihs ,ne se ate and House OF Representative o.
.he lneh m S ss,so o. mercs In Congress s,semoea m2
thrns o. von concurrfng, that the iolowng smend
msn 70 shs cons tuition Of the United states be popo.ss
The Lf&snnr cf the several States which, when rsuhed
By the Leg ssurcs hrce-fourhs Of the States shsu Dc
ysna ID inssnw and purposes % paft o' sne oo""
TNa hsvafter the President and yce President Of ins
Cntc as shall be chosen BY the people OF be respective
STAT IN the following manner -. ...x,-.
Zach state divided by the Legislature thereof INTO
number 10 the whole number OF senators
and which each state may be entitled IN
The Congress Of the United States the sad districts 70 pe som
OF contiguous territory and 70 contain as near a MAY
be- equal number Of persons entitled 70 be nn
dr~ the and tybe laid of for The hrst time i'm
msdIsteiy after the rstAcstion of this Smendment
and afterwards session Of the Legislature her ensuing
The spporonment of Ke reprentsyesb BY he Congress o.
the nnsd states: that on Inc Thursday In August Of
the year 1884 and the day every fourth year there
after the cysns ~ esch State who possess the qnahca
obs requisite for electors u the most numerous oranea q
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IMPORTANT FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Is il the Intention Of Mr.. Lincoln to Have
SOutherners in His Cabinet!
&e., &C., ke.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Dec l3 1880.
The following paragraph appeared the head Of this
mornings Journal, Lincoln's organ II is known to have
emanatcd direct from the President
We hear such frequent illusions 10 supposed purpose
the part Of Mr. Lincoln to call into his Cabinet or
three Southern gentlemen from the parties opposed
him politically that prompted to ask a few ques.
TONS
FirsIs IL known that any such gentlemen Of charac.
ter would accept place in the Cabinet
second-If yea, what terms does he surrender TO
Mr. Lincoln, or Mr. Lincoln to him. on the political differ.
between them do they enter upon the admins.
tration in open opposition to each othera
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The SOUTHERN CRISIS.
THE ACTION OF LOUISIANA.

NEW OuKANs, Dec. 10, 1850
The unanimous passage Of tho Convention bill fixes the
policy Of Louisiana for immediate separation and state
action.
After secession general Convention Of the slavehold
Ing States will be held and Southern rights forever
cured the formation Of the Southern confcdcracy
Five hundred thousand dollars appropriated for
armng the State
The bills giving preference 10 foreign countries tho
North In the purchase Of arms and connscang Northern
goods arriving after January we're defeated.
Public opinion is overwhelming for secession,
The duty Of the Commissioner appointed by the Cover
simply 70 devise and separate independence
and secession.