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HymeneaI.

Married, on Sunday, Ilth inst, bv jane.
II. Mcleod, Esq, Mr.. w. NJ. BHLrNGs, TO
Miss ADALINE. daughter of W. Prescott,
deceased, Of Sumter District
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cil Dispatch to the Courier
Washington Items.

WAsHINGTON, Nov. IG.-lI is believed
that the Virginia Legislature will recon-
mend Convention of the Southern states
and the delay OF srcessImn Tor lhe nrcscnL
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South Carolina Money.

LOUISVILLE, November IL. The brokers
here are charging ) cr. cent. Oh South Caro-
lima AMI Georgia money.
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COMMON SENSE rules the mass ol the peo-
pie, whatever the misnamcd aud miSanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. Show
them good thing let its merits he clearly de-
mo- strated, and they will not hesitate to give it
The most cordial patronage. The masses have
already ratified the judgement ola physician,
concerning the virtues q. llGstettcr'S Bitters, a.
may he seen in the immense quantities Of this
medicine that are annually sold ia every Sec
ton OF the land. 1t is now recognized Us greatly
superior 10 al other remedies yet devised for
diseases OF the digestive organs, such ~ Diar>
rhma, 0ysentcry, Dyspepsia, and for the vstiovs
icvers that arise from arrangement OF those
portions Of the system lIostcucrs name is
rapidly becoming household word, from Maine
to Texas, from the shores OF the A tluutc 10 the
Pacific. Try the article, and be tslicd.
Sold 10y druggists aud dealers generally,
everywhere. szs- See dvcrt;scmcrt IA auCth-
%r column.
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To CoRREsPoNDEETs.- have been
obliged, for want of room, 10 omit several
communications intended for this issue. q
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Nix. EErroH ;-rhe friends of J. ID.
HALLE, respectfully nominate hIm II can
diiu;e tor the office OF Sheriff vi lMncns.
ter District for Tho ensuing term.
MASY FRIENps.
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CHARLESTON MERcURY.-We refer to an
advertisement Of this excellent paper on
another column
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Holioway's Pills.-The Qucksands of
Existcnce.-Epilcpsy, &c.-Among the many
shoals and pcrils of life on which our frail barks
would founder were it not for the beacons that
Indicate and warn us Of our danger--are Epi.
leptic fits, rush OF blood to the head, apoplcxy,
&c, for which liolloway's Pills are the safest
remedies IN existence. These disorders arise
system, from whatever source however they
may proceed, IIoloway's Pills are the most sal
utary in effect, az they cool the blood, brace
the relaxed nerves, give ton" to the digestive
organs and energy and vigor to the cntecbled
constitution. 1877
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MH. EpIroR Please anmoumce MR.
AMOS NCMANUS, u candidate Tor the
Olhce of SncriIl tor Lancaster District, for
thc casm,ng term and obIigo his
Many FEESDs.
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Announcements.
FOR CLERK.

The friends OF JOHN \. SrENVMAN
announcc Gim candidate Tor re- election for
ClcrN Of the Court, foo the cu~Iiug term.
NlR ED!rUG lac gINuy friend, "i DIR.
ii. J. liANCOIl(, auuouDcc hun a c"ndI-
date lor C1crk OF ihc Cuuri iOl the rnoGiug
term.
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G McC. Witherspoon, S b. Massey.
Dixon Barnes, w. NJ. GonnOrs,
X. H. Crawford- John J. Craig.
X. f.. WyHe, j. Adams.
ID. w. Brown, w. &. Cauthen,~
II. II. Gooch, Alex. Coffey,
II. II. Duncan, J. ID. Halle,
s. H. Straite, Amos McManns.
J. A. ligsseliine, Samuel Robinson,
X. +. Allison, Thomas Mellow,
WIN. A. Moore, John e. Secrest,
=. b. Emmons, T.. l.. Duncan,
II. J. Hancock, james r. Magill,
Jones Crockett, John ]. Graham,
X. IL. Crockett, Jno. N. Crockett,
J. II. lluey, John NJ. Crockett,
J. n. Nicely, J. f.. Crockett,
J. G.. Dunlap, John VI, Beatty,
X. ). Beckham, j. A. Cunningham,
X. q. Billings, T., ID. Kennedy,
w NJ. Adams. :. Il. Williamson,
J, w. II. Adams, B. w. Lindsey,
ID. !. Quigley, j. w. Williams,
w. J. Slower, J. NJ. Pennington,
WIN. McMuilan, T.. Wood,
J. y. Tuesdale, ). X. Lark,
A. j Rush, J. B. &. Cousart,
A. Maver, J. J. Beech,
p. Cauthen, J. $. McMurry,
l.. NJ. Cauthen, J. B. Cousart,
a. r. Tidwell, ]. l.. McMuray,
B. NJ. Powell, w. L. HOWE,
Thos. s. Riddle, John d. WyIie,
Peter Wylie, Elisha Plyler,
Eli ID. Crockett, II. n. Price.
ID. NJ. Crockett, James +. Barr,
ID. J. Carter, WIN. Stevens,
a. J. Beldon, Jas. X. Bennett,
Henry Hancock, iJ H. Kirk,
Sfanban NVilliotus IN q f,,r.,on
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FOR SHERIFF..

MR. EDITOR Please amuuunc" Col. ].
Funderburk rs u candidate for Shcrii' and
ob!ge his NUMEROUS FRILNDs.
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The friend, of Capt J. B. COUSART,
announce him i candidate for Sncrll for
Lancaster District, at the eGsuing term.
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Lincoln's Position toward the South

Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Cou-
~. 1
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From Alabama.

Exclusive despatch to the Charlcston Mcr,
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Of whiss+piaes AaFpsnsina, maEaaa sai-
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JaAea Enssy laeasd kox h IiihS
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ragged q plead is - Conra Of session
of San FsNnpispaa On tha 18th. HE
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life. y
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nuim mnss have o clear iasa of justies.
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I Fe3a nssszzA ma Postmaster fsses~~s
Ter the Esaiee s& t@@ Department from a.
pEessmk ssaeaxxmAansents, aAa for rtsgorisS
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isb g0vegnaasnk f0g the purpose oil die
sgibntion among khs elaimants In "a
4 naisEaa ease. In aaanuaon With tws
of ny pgeAsesssors. snesgsain No aonb
shat shia Is SaNuiFed by ans 4EeMky Will
Spain Of she 2FsA October, 1895. The
fsilugs 10 discharge shis obIigatiea has
bean employed hy sAs ssbinss 81 Madrid
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claifns.
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RemaiBine ID tse Post Ddee, Is cOon,
~ Bgnas, Ter Ne qusFtss enafag lana
~ 1t, IS6fy !
, 1860-01-20

survey Of Washington Territory by the
General Government, was taken up and
passed.
Honse resolution No 2l-tcndering a
vote Of thanks to Capt Dodd for procuring
the head Of Col. Ehey--was read lst time,
and on motion of Mr. Phillips, laid on the
table and 100 copies ordered printed.
Mr. Miller, from the judiciary commit
tee, reported bnck resolution No. l9--con-
ccrning the transportation Of arms--aui
recommended its passage,
Mr.. Phillips, from the committee on
Memorials, reported back House resolution
No. l2--relntivc to the history Of w. t.
and recommended lis passage.
Mr.. Miller, from The Judiciary commit
tee, reported back House bill No. 30--an
net exempt he 1omstcdI 0ld other FrUT-
erty from forced sale in certain caSes-and
recommended that it do not pass.
On motion of Mr. Woodard, the resolu-
ton concerning the transportation of ar us,
was taken up and passed. On motion OF
Mr.. Burbank, the Sergeant-ai-arms was di-
rected to inform his EXcellency Governor
GholSon Of the passage Of said resolution.
On motion, the Council adjourned
, 1860-01-20
THURSDAY, Jan. II, 1860.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Bics, from the committee on Ways
and Means, reported back House memorial
No. l5-relarive TO compensation Of jurors
and recommended it passage. Memoir
al read 3d time and passed
Mr. Denny introduced Council memorial
No 3-relutve 10 the war debt Of Wash
ington and Oregon.
The resolution relative TO a compilation
of the history of Washington Territory.
was passed.
House bill No 30--an act TO exempt
homestead and other property from forced
sale in certain cases-waS laid upon the
table subject to the order of the Council.
On motion of Mr.. Burbank, House bill
No. Alan act to incorporate the First
Presby byieriau church of Olympa-was read
ID time. On motion Of Mr.. Denny, refer
red to committee on Corporations
An act to authorize John Carson 10 con
struct bridge across the Puyallup river in
Pierce county, was taken up, and, ON mo-
ton Of Mr.. Burbank, referred TO committee
on Corporations.
House resolution No. lG-rclative to the
creation of an additional Land Office for
tile Territory of Washington-was read
ID time, lana referred to committee on Me
MORALS
Mr.. Miller, from the judiciary committee,
reported Lark an act to dissolve the bonds
of matrimony existing been Andrew r.
Keller and Armnda Keler;-also, an act
to dissolve the bonds of ntrililony existing
between C. II. Sylvester and Harriet p.
Sylvester for the further consideration Of
the Council.
On motion of Mr.. Woodland, House bill
No. 45-an act 10 dissolve the bonds OF
matrimony heretofore existing between c.
II. Sylvester and Harriet p. Sylvester
was taken from the table After consider
able discussion and the examination Of
witnesses, the bill was laid on the table till
to morrow.
Ga motion the Council adjourned.
, 1860-01-20
FRIDAY, Jan. I3, 1860.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Phillips, from the committee on
memorials, reported back House resolution
No. 6-relating to the equalization of post
age on letters, papers, &c.,-and recon-
mended its passage. Resolution read Sd
time and passed
Mr.. Denny, from tie committee on Edu.
cation, reported adversely to the passage Of
Council substitute to House bill No. 26-
an act in relation to University lands.
Mr. Miller introduced an act TO incorpo-
rae the Puget Souui Wooen Manufac-
turing Company.
An act to authorize Fowler & Co TO ex-
md their wharf into Port Townsend bay.
was, on motion of Mr. Phillips, read third
time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Woodard, House bill
No. 45-au act TO dissolve the bonds oil
matrimony existing between c. Ii. Sylves-
ter aud Harriet =. Sylvester-was taken
from the table. Mr.. Burbank moved that
the lobby of the Council be cleared for the
Investigation of the bill, und examination
of witnesses. Lost. On motion Of Mr.
Maxou, the bill was laid upon the table
subject to the order of the Council.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
, 1860-01-20

An act in relation to dover, was taken
up and referred 70 the Judiciary committee.
House resolution No. l6-relative to
the creation Of an additional Land Office
was read Sd time and passed.
House bin No. 5S--an act 10 ineorpo-
rate Finback-C Chucklehead -Waison-F Family
Dashaway Division No. Twas taken up
Mr.. Tenant moved TO refer to committee
on Corporations. Mr.. Van Valzah moved
10 amend by referring the bill to the com
mittee on military affairs. Carried.
House bill No 56-an act to carry into
effect and construe an act to provide for
the sas 'cssing and collecting county and
Territorial revenue-was Indefinitely post
poned.
Council bill No. LOAN act authorizing
John W. Park to establish ferry across
St. Joseph river-was passed.
Council bill No. ll-an act authorizing
WIN. Forman to establish ferry across
the Ceur d. Alene river-was read Sd time
and passed.
House bill No. S2-an act to define the
boundaries Of Chehalis county-was taken
up and read as amended by committee, and
amendments adopted. Mr.. Swindall moved
to further amend said bill BY striking out
in LIST section all after the word line" IN
sixth line, and insert: ITO the line be-
tween township II and Is north, TO the
corner to ranges I and s.; thence north be
tween ranges and west to corner 10
townships l22 and 90 north, thence west 10
the ocean; thence sOdlherly with the ocean
beach to the place Of beginning Mr.
ShafIer moved TO lay the amendment on the
table. Mr.. Henness moved to lay the bill
and amendment Oh the the table and make
it the order of the day for tomorrow.
House bill No. 36--an act authorizing
John Carson TO construct bridge across
the Puyallup river-was read Sd time and
passed.
An act to establish q Territorial road
from Olympia to Steilacoom, was inde6
nitely postponed.
Aa act to locate a Territorial road from
Steiacoom to Olympia, was passed
An act to incorporate the First Presby
,erian Church of Olympia, was passed
House bill No. 33--an act authorizing
he board Of county commissioners Of th'
several counties to regulate the road tax il
their respective counties-was, on motion
OF Mr.. Simmons, laid on the table an,
made the special order of the day for 5t
May, 1860
House bill No. 40-an act to create ant
organize the county Of Spokane--was takeI
up, amended, and passed.
/ House bill No 20-an act entitled th
apportonRent Of W Twas taken fron
the able aAd referred to a select committee
, 1860-01-20


Mr.. SRindall introduced House memorial
No. l7-praying for the ratification Of Ger.
tain treaties with Indian Tribes residing
west of Cascade mountains.
Mr.. Brown6eld introduced House resolu.
ton No. 2l-tendering thanks to Captain
Chas. Dodd for procuring the scalp of Col.
Ebey. On motion of Mr.. TennaDi, the
rules were suspended and the resolution
passed unanimously.
Mr.. Knapp, from the committee on Roads
and Highways, reported back House bil,
No. 5O-an act to locate Territorial road
from John NJ ShotwelPs on Black river, to
David Byes' on the Chehalis-for the fur
ther consideration Of the House.
Mr.. Foster introduced House bill No.
6s-an act comforting Jurisdiction npon the
District Court Of the county Of King
which was referred to the Judiciary com
m.ttee.
Mr.. Weed introduced House bill No. 60
AN act to empower county commission.
ers to ix the amount Of license for the sale
of. intoxicating liquors.
Mr.. Shaffer introduced House bill No
70-an act relating to arbitratious.
Mr. Ferguson introduced Honse bill No.
7l--an act for the suppression of houses
Of il.fame. ttsf
On motion, the House adjourned till p
o'clock P. N.
, 1860-01-20
N THE HOUSE:
MONDAY, Jan. 0, 1859

House met pursuant to adjournment
Mr.. Ferguson introduced House memo
rial No. l6-relative to certain land
claim of G. w. johnson at the Cascades
Memorial read three times, under a-suspen-
sion of the rules, and passed,
Mr.. Tenant presented a petition signed
by II. G. Page and So others, citizens Of
Whatcom county, demonstrating against
the creation of Harney county.
Mr.. Brownfeld introduced House bill
No 53--an act to dissolve the bonds Of
matrimony existing between A. r. Keller
and Alminda Keller Bill read three
times and passed.
Mr.. Cheneoweth presented a petition
signed by jacob Ebey aud 06 Others, citi
zcns of Island and Jefferson counties, pray
ing the Legislature to grant to Capt. Thos.
Coupe, citizen Of Island county, a charter
to establish Steam ferry between Wild.
by's Island aud Port Townsend. The pc