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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
90. -. =. January IL, 1850.
The weekly Star.


Full rs usual of metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, Is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public Embraced I'm its
interesting contents are the following articles:
Ham RHehel, Of 4iabana-a d,ol, roey sketch;
my WEES Hen 81 s-Elafion-a rsry arius;H 2
domestic ynrp:
FfearsTss Of Stating; Another Yonke. Trick; Causes
@Lsff-handsdness; Pettieoats and Other Things;
The SEX eoiIlasf,r'S in that Bsd;'' Gong Home
Snh the Giris; The Drop Game; Phta,sis as AZ
fseted By C.mPlezion;
Ihs United States lgricGIiHral Society az The
bTtthsoHinH; Congressional Proc..dings; Pro-
t.sd'ngs ~ The Supreme. Criminal and Polies
Courts; Snifhsonion Lectures; Operations Of the
Patent O1ies;
Tbs Laurence Cotton Mn Catastrophe;
The Press on Non-orgrni-ation; Daylight Appear
for the SPsakTship; Southern Manufacturing
JndePeHdsneSj Working ont the DonasHy Letter
Programme; " Grinding on ,ritd some Resxlis;
Hor 10 Terminals the D.nd-Lo
Department Nsps; Editorials; Washington Ns,rs
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., &C.;
Late fscs, foreign and domestic, By mail and
telegraph;
Istsrssfing Personal Hems;
And great variety Of ehoies literary articles both
prose and poetry, too Numerous to mention.
This is just the paper, above all Others for men,
b-rs Of Congress and others sojourning in the Ma
Gonal Metropolis to send to their friends at home
Price only cents per copy, or 81 Is per snnum.
Postage prepaid by stamps when arranged
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Proceedings Of To-Day.
THE SENATE was not in session to-,lay


Ia THE House, after the reading of the journal
Mr. smith, Of Va, commented on the HELPER.
DOCK resolution, contending that the doctrines of
that book were insurrectOnary and hostile to the
preside over this body who had endorsed such a
work. He would cheerfully support that resolu.
ton.
Mr. Bingham desired the gentleman to remem.
oer that that resolution denounced the whole
book without exception or limitation rs To the
lncend.ary productions therein. Among other
things that that book contained, and which the
gentleman denounced by voting for the resolu.
ton OF Mr. Clark, was the last will and testament
OF y" ashington; and further, the unanimous reso.
ton OF the Convention of Virginia in l774. in.
sHucnng its delegates to the Congress at Phila-
delphia. He asked the gentleman if he renudi.
ated these among other sentiments that he men.
toned! ~
MIR: Smith said then they were to understand
that the gentleman endorsed the Helper book
Mr.. Bingham desired to know of the gentleman
whether he repudiates the sentiments referred to
MI smith said that he did not concur In all of
them. Many OF them were false i'm philosophy
ana IN Iact. ne then proceeded to descant on
me doctrines of the book, and to urge the i'm
mediate adoption of the resolution Peremptorily
directing Mr.. Bingham to take his seat in the
course OF his remarks
mr. Mcknight desired to be informed as to how
he Was 10 know the contents of book he had
never read! He would not stultify himself by
voting 10 condemn doctrines which were said to
be contained in book which he had not perused
o"u hiCh liz olu not conceive there was any
power to compel him to read. He did not con-
ceive that this subject had an tpg to do with the
Legislation Of the House.
Mr.. Smith resumed, referring more particularly
to the question Of the organization.
Mr.. davidson, rising to question of privilege
| addressed the House i'm explanation of his vote
given the other dav for Mr.. Maynard
MI Stevens, Of Pa, rose to personal expla-
nation. 1t would be recollected that sometime
| since he departed from Mr.. Sherman and cast his
vote for the honorable gentleman from North Car
olina His action in this respect had been COM
mented upon Ivy German paper, and he would
send the paper to the Clerks desk to have that par
ticuiar extract read
The Clerk said he was unable to read it. as it
was printed in German. [Vociferous laughter. /
Mr.. Stevens said he would then postpone his
After personal explanations from several gentle
men-
Mr.. Hatton, Of Tenn, proceeded to address the
House on the sub ect of organization.
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ofable way. He had never seen the necessity Of
carrying arms until be came to Washington. hut
he had learned that there We're occasions when
every gentleman was armed. He did not carry
the pistol for the pose of using 1t in this Hail.
God forbid but for protection from assault In
this someti mes violent capital. He hoped the
hrst thing they did after the organization would
be to pledge every member, on his honor, to
bring no weapon into the Hall
[Voices-Why not now!1
MIR. Haskin would 60 for it, even now. He
would not draw a pistol in this House unless he
were unjustly assailed
Mr.. Clark Of N. Y, made an explanation In re.
gard to his remark that 1t was none of his col
leagues business. 1t grew out of a misunder-
standing, and he apologfzed for 1t to the House
and to his colleague.
After further explanations with regard to the
conference committee, the House, at ten minutes
past three, adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

- A. J. Crane has retired from the ed,,,,,. 4,
chair OF the Richmond Morning News. vial
If, d.n VIM; z; Burton was alive yesterday, but
nis demise was hourly expected, rs the chap1. ~
ably. uhiaVor-
John ID Burchard, Esq late law n,,,,.,
. Brady, Esq, and formerly known as
night paralysis oHo'y
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EXECUTION fN NEW JERsEY.-Patrick Maude
convicted Of the murder of his s;ster, Mary Tur-
bett, in Newark, n. j., on the evening Of the 18th
OF May lest, for cause known only to the hus-
band OF the unfortunate woman, was executed in
bat city OIL Thursday forenoon On the scaftoId
he made a speech, alleging that the priests law
yers and doctors had been the means of bringing
about his death by witchcraft, and prayer in
voklng Divine vengeance upon his prosecutors
lie had escaped from an insane asylum just before
committing the murder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

TRIAL OF CONsPIRAToRs.-The Legislature of
virginia having authorized special term of the
circuit Court for the County of Jefferson, JUdge
farker has directed notice to be given that the
term VIII he commenced on the first day O;
feDfuary next. 1t is understood that Stephens
ana haziet two Of the flarpers Ferry conspirators
VIII 'heh De tried Business not reached at the
last regular term is also TO be dispatched
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

III Quite controversy has sprung up in the
plymouth church at Brooklyn, (Henry Ward
beecherS) Oh the question Of cutting of the con-
Hlon'lons to the American Board of Foreign
Nj isslons on account Of its alleged pro-slavery
Proci1vltles. The discussion on the subject was
still pending at last accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

IL The late thaw has weakened the ice on the
Hudson river SO that on Wednesday fine team Of
horses, owned by VIM. Rowland, Of Fishkin.
broke through the ice, and were with diticu
rescued from drowning; and horse and sleigh
broke through soon after and sank
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Spirit Of tho Morning Press.

The Contribution comments In pretty severe
terms on the Ilaskn revolver incident in the House
yesterday. 1t recommends Mr. Haskin I'm future
to leave his revolver at home and reserve it ex
clusivey for his protection against the assaults of
the lawless neighbors he speaks about
The Irfeitssneer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and MISCELLANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

IL Mr.. George Peabody. the London banker
has written letter to friend in Baltimore IN
which ne denies the report that there ba. sve,
been any misunderstanding or disagreement be-.
tween himself and his Arm in the manao.ment
of their financial operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

IL Mention was made some days ago of the
arrest OF man named Hall, residing in Accomac
county, Va. charged with forging an order for
arms Tor abolition purposes. Since then, letters
OF an >ncendiary character have been found upon
MS person, and proof has accumulated OH III side,
against him.
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Items Telegrahped from Washington.

A company has been formed here for manufac.
turing wine, with capital of SicO,COO. Hon
Amos Kendall is the principal stoc holder The
company contemplates using the wild grape
nj Mercier, the new French Minister, is ex-
Pected here in February. 1t is understood that
Viscount Trelliafd will retire from service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

H An enterPrising genius ia New York HIS
made a proposition to the Board of Aims. bou.e
Governors there to exterminate the rats from their
inst buttons.
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-. me democratic members Of the MARYLAND
nov. .s nominated the publisher Of the Balti
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THE LAWRENCE CALAMITY,
FULL PARTICULARS.

l 50 persons Kilied-Aundreds Buried Alive
Terrible Scenes Agony Of Friends and
kelatives-The X uins On Fire-Additional
Herrer-The Dead and Living Roasted
A Horrible Funeral Pyre-Meetins for Re.
hef-Interesting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
Witnesses of the Calamity.
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TEE Hon JoHS CocHRaSE, Of New Yo,l
h's been confined to his bed for few d,vs ~. n'
at Willards. with very painful affection ~ ="
throat, Is much better to-day. 'ue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

SENATOR CLrNGNAx, who he's b.s, o,,,.
Ih'aiio iof some weeks past was well enoupb 70
leave his lodgings this morning. and ws 40
happy to be able to add, proposes early IN -.
next week to deliver the speech in N. So.
notice Of which has been given "e"a'e
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BOARDING.

At MISS GWYNS'S BOARDING HOUSE,
IA o. r street. be:p--eL 5.h and 9Th. comfortahla
kOOMS,wIth good Boa. d, can TIC obtsined. TERMS
moderate. ia IA-2w'
pOARDING.-J NELSON STUART, having
- taken that elegant. la-ge, and deslrably located
four tJTy house. No. 453 9Th street, door south
OF street Is props red 10 accommodate thOss who
are desi r"us OF obtaining comfort. bic end hand
sonolJ Furnished o0ns aud Board, at moderats
rates.
". b. Table Bosrders sre solicited.
III Easement Office for rent jall It.
Roar DING q desirabs front rooms, (connect
18th street. bntween and II SITS. noe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

TEAL KINDS OF GOOD THINGS IN
US, the confectionery Line TO be had st EIiS
81 LIS, lee Cream and Water Icea ~ ~ q -,
geiion, Large and small Pound and Frnif Cskc0"'
Wy crSS' j, FUSSEII,
10 corner l2th And afYeofs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

THE BXAR GARDEN-The manners and tenn nor
OF the scene that transPred in the House hall this
morning during the delivery of yet another speech
oy Mp Smith, Of Virginia, We're, we regret 70
nave 70 say, in fair keeping with the manner
Ahu r.hPer grazing the scene when Nj fIaskin
Yesterday essSyed to bully the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

POSTAGE on MUsIC.-We are authoriz 10 state
that the proper mode OF rating music with DOS.
tsge Is by the piece, without regard to the number
OF sheets In piece one cent for each piece. not
exceeding three ounces ~ weight. When piece
exceeds Three ounces in weight one cent should
charged Tor the first three ounces, and one cent
aaol'onai Tor each additional ounce or fraction
% an ounce. TN the same principal packs Of
piaying-cards are rated by the pack. ard not bv
the single card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

MADAME De MELVILLE. 29s f. Street And
WI Penn. avenue. next To l4th .treet. hasNM
jqstlrec, iv.d, per st, amer from Havr,, aI&SSN
elegant asso tUeEt of dlstiague Partisan Sa0xE
h. ad Dresses, CoIfsures. Gold, Coral, Jet SliE
Cheneille Nets, Flowers. and ths most rechecohs
styles OF Hair Pins. C DC. Also. on TUESDAY
Reception Hats ia 70 sts
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MADAME F. PiNCHON,
iA FROM SLBBCkER ST., NEW YoRE,
begs to announces to the ladies' of Washington
that she has op med, for q few weeks only at S5i
"a avenu", above the store of Me,srs. Cali A
Brother, an elegant assortment of C;OAES
MAN til. AS, b = Ii aud DINNER DRESSES
Ais9. rich a.s"rtment of LACES, Black and
Whi;e, consisting OF SHAWLS, FLUUNCES
CtPES, &c,d
33& PA. AVENUE! 354 PA AyENIrF,
- LAW IL
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LOST AND F0END

II nST.On the 18th Infant, in the Capitol.
~. - sha w J,bKopCH, with three cherub hesds
IL DO Psid TO the finder, If he apples 10 MIS- FL
~ w. o.u - IL
&100 REHARD.-Ransvsy from the sab,cri-
SIOO Der on Monda. morning Jam 1851 IN
NEbRO MAN ISAAC GALLOWAY: CT
bright mula'io; has hight, as near as 4 can "A
Snmess, is h.e feet SIX, eight, or ten inches
up. He had on wnen he lefl me A couRtry suit Of
grew fn,led llnsey. (hut have 10 doubt ha has
cranStd his clolhiug1 vii give the above reward
II TAX, n In tHe ilsirIct OF Columbia aGy of the
ire States, and So f taken in Mary aud In either
case To be ecured IN lI that can Set him again
or brought home 10 ma. lie has a sister IN George
town. u. &, belonging to Dr. Grafton Tyler of said
pace. AsSti.OM A. HALL,
MIlersvlllR Post Office.
IN lh-eoew Anne Arundel county, Nd.
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rOEF!CE OF THE MUTUAL FI.EIN
W. ,SCRANCE COMPANY d. G, WH.EINs
la sccordanoe with q provision of tn. .h.,,ar
me Manasers publish the following statement OF
Amount OF premium notes on hand S,,a &C, "a
Amount OF cash on hard. ......... iS no, 90
Amount OF losses during the year. SECS 81
NoIIcS is ALSO GIVEN that the annual meeting of
os misnipgts 81 ths Company will be held at This
oMce on MONDA } January 18th, 1856, AT 10 o,oI'k
q m when an election Will be held for seven man
~ order of the Managers
ia 2-eo6t EHaS W.T. soN O.,
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LADIES.

- rOcKS, STOCKS STOCKS-The subscribers
- have for private sale in sums 10 suit
$1,000 Compensation Of Washington six per cent.
Stock.
$500 Bank Of the Metropolis stock.
$500 Corporation of Alexsndris Registered and
Coupon Stbc X
J. c. MCGUIRE Co.
ia o-6s Auct'rs and Com. Merchants.
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NEW ROCKS


illustrated. Price 81
Humboldt's Life, Travels, and Researches.
illustrated. Sis.
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~ ja4 Cor. 18th ard ID sts
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IL FUR BALLS, BEvEFs, PARrIEs. &C.
Illusion Lace Berthe, 4 CufFs,
Illusion lace Cspas and Sleeves,
Beautiful FrJrch HI al dresses,
New sly lie Ornamental Hair firs,
louvlns White Kid Glove,
Nublas and Opera Hoods,
Zephyr Clouds, new styles,
Sash and Trimming Ribbons,
Resi ace Sets Of Collars and SIeeves
" hIte ~ X ll.usIOn, for evening dresses, ysrds
e,
TarIeions, for evening dresses,
Al OF the above desirable goods Just received 81
jaq cost MAXwFTI Z, aos ID, av
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. CO.-Is-
- coRfoRAIED ls5l-JoHN l.. DONALDSON, Pres
This company ISSUREs LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ANNUITIES, &C.
Descriptive pamphlets NAV he obtained 81 the
Company's Agency for TIE District of Columbis,
once Of Lewis Johnson & Co, Bankers. 10th stree,
and Penn. avenue. J. w MAGII,I Agent.
d. r. H.esER NJ. d. Med FS'f' De- eoti
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22


LATHAN's SrEEcr.-Mr. Latham nd.
dressed the largest political meeting, last
Saturday night, ever held in Sacramento
and his speech did no discrcdit to the
cause he advocates or his brilliant reputa.
ton. We have only room to-day for the
closing paragraph, to which VIC invite at.
tenton:
Let me say further, that although tbc
Democratic party may not be successful in
this contest, will be in the next; and when
the Democratic party is regenerated, YOU will
nnd the banner which Breckenridge has now
nnfolded to the breeze, will be the future rai.
lying cry Of the misses Of this nation-the
equality OF the StatcS-truth, Justice md Tho
Constitution" '"'
Let men reflect seriously before they
east their fortunes with the sinking cause
OF Douglasism, which must inevitably
lead them into the Republican camp.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

THE Chicago Journal, an ably conducted
and Influential Republican journal, and m
especial advocate Of Lincoln, in recent
editorial used the following language:
Our education has been such, that we have
rather been !" .Tarot :rH, equa'Hy NJ MebllcI.
that they should rnioy oA The PririI.gt. o, III,
whi',S ~h,re they rtsii."
The ,h"rNai has the manlincss to avow
the real sentiments of the Republicans
In some places they deny that they arc
in favor of negro equality, but their ac
tons contradict their assertions.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

GES. PMLow.-The Nashville Glenn
Union announces that General Pillow has
abandoned Douglas and given a cordial
support to Breckinridgo and Lane. All
the prominent Democrats in Tennessee
are out for Breckenridge.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

UNRELIABLE TELEGRAPH REPoXrs. The
telegraph reported the firing of thirty
three guns at Adrian, Michigan, for Doug
las and johnson. The Erpositor, pub.
lished at that place, says this is an impo.
sition, and that the firing was really for
Breckenridge and Lane.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

FRIEND Mccoy continues to supply US
with snow from the summit of the Sier.
ras. Hes benefactor of his race and
has done more to save it from mcItinrl
than half the saints in the calendar.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

NEGRO EQUALITY Some Of the Rcpub-
lcans deny that they arc in favor of ne
gro equality, and to substantiate their al
legations, proudly point to the two years
amendment act, passed by their friends
in the Massachusetts, Legislature, which
act placed the negro above some white
men
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

SARcAsTrc.-A Boston correspondent of
the Chicago Press, a Republican organ,
says that Wendell Phillips has lately ex.
pressed the following decided opinion of
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,. Com
ing from one who knows Wilson intimate
ly and agrees with him politically, it must
be true:
"iou could make n better soul out of the
sweePlngs of u bar-room the morning after a
caucus
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

The New York World thinks Mr.. Sum.
ner, the Massachusetts, rhctorician, is more
martyr to his Unborn uniitness for a
Senatorial position than to the anti.slaverv
cause which he advocates.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

CESsrs--The census will show Placer
county to have population of 10, 900 in.
habItants. An increase Of about 5000 in
ten years.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

We are indebted to Theo. +. Tracy, of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, for numcr.
Gus polite attentions.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

Bon. FISHER, one Of the parties injured
short time since, by the premature en-
plosion Of "A blast, while at work on the
Sacramento and Fl Dorado Wagon Road,
called at our office on Monday. lie has
recovered from the effects Of the accident
in everything except the injury done to
his eyes, which are yet far from we'll
His face is covered with powder marks,
which, Of course, he will bear with him to
the grave.
Frank Luck, the other unfortunate par
ticipant in the accident, has greatly i'm
proved in condition and will get well, al
though he has been MANNED for life, hav-
ing lost the thumb, two fingers and the
greater portion of his right hand.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22
The Burlington Gowa) H~k-Eyr,
furious Republican organ, talks thus sen
sihlV Of fhn rnil.cnlittinn po,,.;na


I've doubt whether rails split by Mr.. Lin.
coin, or splnters therefrom, arc any better than
any other rails, and doubt the efficacy of hot;ng
them over the country. let our party put this
nonsense away, aud give the people facts and
figures
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22
o. ARTZ SPECIMENS,

PATENT MEDICINES,
Wher. can b, foLnd
! 81 Garden See Is. Perfumery. h %,
eches, Alcohol. Quick si!ver. Ac' :,
Test Tubes, EvApora. nR Dishes,
Chemicals,
everything ei.e uCaily krit S"ii.s1'" ie
Store uh,g h wi! he acid Al ~. 'd,rN' ma :.
EnIiEr WiIIFt
Whoirsa.r aud tctah brurF''t
sIEr WHITE . stle Prorr r;or Of 'he 'OA - :
seleyi TTrIars jphs
Whites Ague Drops. white never 'Ail y
.',rE Agps, tanarns Few N-aF"leiN -c,
Whites Nimrod J. riment, fof all pn'
pa.-s airte "a lAniiarrt IL rsqnrsd
/ Whites A mise tic QuInine Den .f!ieo
for cleaning IN, T. III. AErtStng the y 'g'''' "'
'ecay, aud iuiAriInE an agreeable 'F'"'''''
breath
Whites Tocthache Reliev r, Wiirt II
.Ss relieves aud soiRetlmcs cure au We
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-22

THE VERY MAx.--By Geographic dis.
patch to the s. f. UeyuW of the Goth inst
We learn that the Democratic Senatorial
Convention for the Fourth District, has
unanimously nominated WIN. Van Voor.
HES, Esq, as the candidate for Senator
from that District.
BY this step the Convention has sccur-
ell the services of one Of the most gifted
champions of Democracy, in the present
campaign. Van has ever been ready to
WELD his battlc-aXe against the foes of
our faith in ever tented field, since he has
been in California. We predict for him
a brilliant and triumphant canvass. His
selection, secures the success of the De-
mocracy in the Fourth Senatorial District.