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/ ~ Cure Cough, Cold, Hoayssness, Ipnu-
AsSNNzkZ.A snSd, Sny Irritation Screness Of tn
10 Throat, Relieve the Hacking Cough
/ IsI!IS|yI IN Consumption, Bront hits Asthma
and Caf0vvh, ffscy AND Gfve
| N!Nu.V Strength 10 the Voice ef
PUBLIC SPEA K FIR ., AN d
SINGERS.
Few are aware Of the importance of checking a
Cough or Common cold'' in its frst stage tia,
which in the bt ginning would yield to mi Id rem ed
| II neg lected coon attacks the Lrngs, "B,osn
| HfonlAiai Troches," containing dem aicent inrre-
dents, allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation
BNOWN'A THAT trouble 10 my Throat. (for
IHOCHEs which the "Trdches', are fpecihc,)
having made me often a whispt rcr. z
N. T.. WILLIS.
hRO WN's ~ recommend their use to Pun
NOC1a ES bic spEAkERsf'
Rev. Il. III. CHAPLIN.
"Have proved extremely service
able Tor HoARsRNEHa.s
| kev. II. WARD BkECHER.
nHU WIS almost instant relief in the
TNOCHES distressing labor Of breathing pecu.
liar to AsrHNA."
Rev. A. G. EGaLEsToN.
hnUWNs "ConTaiu no Opium or anything
IKOChEs that is injurious"
DIR. A. A. HAYES,
Chemisf, Boston.
"a simple and pleasant combine
tion for CouGus, dc.n
nnoWN's DR.. g. +. BIGELow,
TN OCHES Boston.
Beneficial in BHoscHIris.'
DR.. j.. r. w. LANE,
SNUWN'S Boston.
TR OCHEA ~ have proved them excellent for
WHooPIsG CoUGH.'
Rev. Ii. W. WARREN,
Boston.
BROWNS Beneficial when compelled to
TAOCA ES speak suffering from CON-
Rev. 5. !. y. ANDERSON,
81. Louis.
BROWNS "EIrRCrUAL in removing the
TROCH ES Hoarsencss and Irritation Of the
Throat, 30 common with SrRAKsRs
and Singers"
Prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON,
LaGrdnqs, Ga.
HROWN,$ Teacher Of Music Southern
TKOCHEx Female College.
"0reat benefit when taken after
preaching, "a they prevent Hoarse-
BROWN Ms nesa. Firm their past effect, 1
O>pGHEA think that they will be OF permanent
advantage to me-"
Rev. f.. kOWLEY, A. NJ,
BROWNS Press Athens College,
TIA OChEA Tennessee.
1T sold by all Druggists at0n
nov 70 dAw-6m TWENTY FIVE CENTS A BOX
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~ over exert -tnent, and The II 1nsal care
sh1 sh1iesy 10 oiaer. to close attention to
business " study, arc among the numerous
causes II Nervous Headache. Tie disor.
uerea state OF the MIND and body incident to
TINS distressing clnplalat j. a fa,aible. to
energy and ambition. Sufferers by this d.
order can always OBTAIN AreedV relief fsem
these distressing attacks BY using Que q The
Cepaaiie itlls Whenever the symptoms ap.
pear. 1t qa'ets the oveftask.d brain, aud
soothes the strained and jarfil nerves, ard
reiaxes the tension II the stomach which al
wavs acoonranies and arerayates the iis
ordered condition Of the brain.
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Keokuk Drug Store.
FIfth-street. bet, Main Riondenn
kEoKIl., IOWA

LARG II assortment "a Drugs,
"A Chemicals, InstrrmcL IL sne
Fancy artirles just rrceiF ID ~
be aenve establishment com.
prisiag all tho new Gu mica
Preparations. Iiiden s Flu id ] X
tracts, irasses Ablom;nn1 Sep
rerters, pessaries, spe, ulums 81
all kinds. Stfthaseorts, Cattle,
trrs, Spcruatorfira Eirrs aEr
some splendid cases If CHAR.
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having esn e.
Ientan with sneeial IrIir -, /,
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DFtheuse OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of
.e'poa' or sffk Headache may be preye.ted and
taken at the comm sncement of an alta i'm
..' 'ss'si from pan and sickness will be OBJ
1ained.
They seldom fail in removing tho Nausea and
- winch females are 50 subject.
act gently upon tue bowels ,-remo,ing
''efg - - sfadfnfs, Delicate Females.
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FACT WoRrH S:alding's Ce-
phalic Pills are certain cure for Sick Head.
ache, Bilious Headache Nervous Headache
Costivepess and General Debility.
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PREMIUM PARLoR ENGgayINGs

We renew the fer Of choice of these Parlor
Engravings-"Ihe Return from Market" and
"filinl Affcction'-which already embelsh so
many Parlars IN all parts Of the land, copy If
either OF Them, postage paid, will be sent to each
new subscriber TO The Lcles,ic, who pays one year
in .aay ancc.
1t wide spread cofnmendatons of the ECLECTIC
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ishedp thin now is the time to subscrib b., and thus
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Price, -. The postagsis only 5 cents a number,
prepaid at the office Ut delivery The january No
for 90 cents; any othef for AZ consistent ia post
age stamps.
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Dec. i7-d New York.
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toe khohA "a LEE tFAIcSs4eUv are CHered
the hest te rms to Ply siei8rs and Others
April l9-ddw IHDs. Ryan, Agent.
VACCINE >GAks~.
L>RESn VACCINE So IS, always on hand and
L for sale At the
aplqisw k.0KUk DRUG STORE.
s4Esli DRS.
(RANDf, ines, Jam lea Rum, Holland Dir,
- ae., warranted pure Ter medicinal use al the
aplpiaw he X DRUG stone
GOAEsst Nj saAfSksEE3.Nk A.Ir Of
HANG NLNI.
NkHl celebrated So uleds IN Pulmonary af
feStinnf, highly recommended in he Medical
Journals Us the mes valuable aeaicirs vet discov.
cred for obstinate aLd ai-tfess.rg Coughs For
ale at the
ktuhfE DUG STORE,
Aplsds~ fsfsi-st het @aia 4 RionAeau
tmpr @ycus sw.tsc xtstsssD >yriGge
/ EVILS RICH kit4t n - the most beauti-
IL fai AID coz venient fcratls yet Invented fer
sa'e ~ u ii 3hl Into STORE
PHoTt GF.sss.
A VERY superior article ii Cincinnati COAL
N oil Tor sale at T wa.en, III the
apiadav hknhlk IAIa STORE.
Fancy ARTICLES.
EMBRACING c.logues Toilet soaps ,(vcry fuel
IL Ninaiere Rougr, Pins Balls, Aromatic Cach-
Gus for me hreatal, FOR ale Alta
apisi1S KF0hIk DRUG STORE.
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will be hut 1weniy.E00s Cenls year
for "Back wood, and but FouEeeen Cent.
. year for each Ct the Reviews.
At the above prices the periodicals will be
furnished for 1861; add 40 :
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Medical Books.


a shloailIah hlAno,
: : nieh psssstor,
nansun .n ,nS W'tuH,
D'nn'. y s. ~ =, DaasD's's'
maj NM "n lhs .ssfa+'
n III .feeuo r
ofoNh On the aufsioN diseases % fehatttr
r ~ e"s 'AfN1'
sei ISL W ateie'
Dthhst % ihAiashars isbefe1tosis,
bo" = M i~nafsi eISntsHys
;, nsase@t
n'u 90 1ia 90 4sps".'
."he WE .hsA4i.
s" :, - -
sepiahh oh raisy,
ar fh.e' 10y san.ess,
A.uiiHk VI siF $3.50
aeop ~ p,s'se@tsohs'
wv. "h Nh'afshs
saarel iA 1 nnlalta,
.aaias.f,
rMiaslfsry'
I I.;s 90 , lsasfs' ..s
iasksan fraetiee oi Medicine,
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psTfe ssas,ss,
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feh!ases,
pungiison nykloif gy,.
Diselenary
Ne~ hemeaies,
irEtice,.
Materia Nediea,
Dfuiit fsurgtfy,
TFlchsen
Flint On Inc ilfArf.
fe+he sIs.mi4Hst
"afnhef Med.sa. Saemis'ry,
1rays
Anatomy,
hfafs surgery
striiaths Universal fornulary,
Hamilton on Fractures,
n'ltaLds Msdical Notes,
iieadlani's Action ~ Medicine.
Hunter 90 kieori On sensrcai,
Hooiyn . hesieai Dictionary,
Jones on the Ese,
hiTks Physiology,
Layceck on Medical Observations,
Luiio~ Manuai
LaWfeLcc On the Eye,
Miiis' rIac.iee VI surgery,
I4ine'pies
"s's' u yo.s,a.
Ns;u ! s,a.,h.s co.,f
NsIirsp,s AHA cuf.nsans Disease.
49,. pha.
p..a;r.,. 49, n
p,rr,.,. srrgsrv
parhaxs $500,
Ll..I.a L,,
ra.n.hc,h.u,s. ''aa,.,,;.
a.,aa ,aDo1 raua aos.e sIics,
ss,',e Mi aapsu.,cs,
$500 80 surgery,
o
salas IT. \" ~ ~ msa; nn4'
Inynhae IN ~. Eer
Tanners clinical Medicine,
~ ~ ~ euu,ss...uflsfrodenee,
With. -, ,ho1
VIA =, 49, 80 u"ss'
Watsan,s rrsc,sa,
Mtna,s !.
Therapeutics.
West on Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08

~ n. kIyERSs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
VI S5 Fultsrt Brookyp.-A the modern dsoo.s taught
IN Of lsssooa Clssss. noy forming Ldes
ue.da, Friday evenings 1t O'Clock Misses and Msstes,
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons At O'Clock bsot for
Circular.
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IOHE MUNROE g. Co,
y AMERICAN BANKERS.
Ho.5RUE De La PAX. PARIS

No WALI~ST. EEW-Y0RK
Gran. LETTERS or CREDIT for Herrsuile P1posoi
also, CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT % the p'iatsA
towns aGd cities Of EUROPE.
Alec or Ale ran5s Co TO- Beyrout er-rslsu Alres 10
BILLS ON PARIS aud STERLING BILLS In ssn-a T. Q O.
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TOR SALE-MOBII.E CITY EIGHT Pen
CENT BONDS, coupons payable ser spn sa "a 'e a.
p,nIe The PronP, paymeH' Of Tho interest uges 49, ~
COZ due. FoI fun psIt,cul'rs apply to plsVANk SgTa
MAN CO Conner OF Pine end Nassau ssal OF = nn'ts
lNslsyys.
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G0part,nrsaip Noiirss.
DEAFNESS, DEAFNESS, DEAFNESS
~ AZ ONCE REMOVED.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS have this day formed
SoFAlIEERsqiP, for the purpose Of .ransa ting ser.
sh stationery Printing and Ltl7gaphmg business al No "a
masaaust The style OF hsm all 10 f. r. CORLIESS MACY
HE said partnerhip the day Of Orob
cog and 20 sIpe On the @h day Of September l06aNe
York. Dee 1. no BtEJAAIN y CoRiI ~
CHARLES A MACY, n
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FOR SALE.--The four-story Brick STORE and
LOT No 10 Pear near Wal are offered for sale By the
Executors Of Tho Burning deceived to the estate
Inquire Of CARR HULL on tee premises, Of JOSEPH B.
BREWSTER, No. 12O BoweJ.
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miles f,om Ne~iOTk Eew BIunswick N j for hail.
ceutIry oV1td aEd ;uried by tho Ao Hon Ferdinand
SChenck NJ d. for SALE to close Ls ete contsiang
4c proved aud 20 wood sd oCaed Ga
County Laf milo from the Reformed Dulch Church Post
Ote stos &C ia TIA village Of Six Me Run four miles
from tSo r,sd stations with tsriouS trains sad nbost
daily and from by either Of which business h3Js
sy spent IN the city Delaware ard Rsrtsn Cansl miles
distant u well wat,rsd under beat custon good
pesch orchard o 600 trees So IL trees OF choice varieties
beside othe. fui lrge and house. do
,g ed by join Welsh architect and hhsh-d the tyle
ory yess since uable mantss heatsd By arasce together
with ali m,nne6 Of oub1ding trees hrubhefy &c nscdf
fot tie premises ard the wtoc IN ,ood cona lon VIII be sold
on lsVonIis terms Apply to ADRIAN H. MULLER, No 81
Wal Il er HOMER D6RGAh NO. PBept
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e564 Transit r. n 1T Mortsag. per cent soe5. 80
sIt0eoN y sna ~ Haven 1T Morsas, Der can, R.xA.
Sl.Coo Tere bs.te A tn & ih ID "a n,ttSxs Bosdu
&c 09 Seiot, and Hooking Valley R,nad is H.r,s,,. n
Next regular sale THURSDAY, Oosober N - ~
Auction Sale OF Stocks and Bonds ever, M0ynaysISS
THURSDAY. every dsr whom required al hi Jeset -
stoci Sassroon No. SO Wliansst OF al the Me-. ns
change preferred Stocks sa1 Bonds bought ssd sold
SALE end at tho BsoksIS Board. ALBEIT Il sicokaa~ss
Asotiooses sad st.ck R,sIs u
. No 81 Winac.-a psss a.
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E'OR SALE at Yonkers. on the Hudson--Fine
Il BUILDING SlTEs Of ten each commanding
ezf elisrt Tiews OF the river Apply
NAhtEL +. BoLHER YoAken.
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ORANGE, n. Fifty Country Seats, Village
~ Rsdeness FIm' and Nls siteS great variety; hne
views beautifully situated within hoCr OF CouItlandt f0
ard for sale by IL b. BLACKWELL 50 WiDiam.It N
Y, from TO II m 30 Maine st. Orange iIora to p.
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EOR SALE-On favorable terms, and in guam.
h.ies to suit PIrchssers 20 aees ofthe Bay vw Farm
itUsied Sdty AID 18th 1t Brookn Bag Ridge within
BERGEN, no. 81 Pine 81.
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OFFICE eY rsF EEg-ESGLAsD CAR SPRISG Co,
No 81 ChsubsTs-at, ERwY0aK, Scot %, ieto. IS
Y'HE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Stockholders
Of the New England Ger Spng Co, for the election Of
Trustees will be held the Off Of the Conp,ny, Ne 81
Chambers tt ESt Az the nilth DAY Of Ootober
IL O'Clock. } h THOMPSON Secretary.
NOTICE.-Agreeably to the provisions contained
~ In the Trust Mortgage Deeds Of the Michigan Central Ran
Company ,eed PROPOSES Endorsed prop sails 'ot 8 r.
boIds addressed TO Joha NJ fob-s Of will ne
ceved until OF the tn dy Of October last for the
sale TO the undersigned Of First Sinking Fund Bonds Of said
Company to the ysOe Of six ysx thousand dolses Alec OF
either the First Second Sinking Fund Bonds said
to the Yslue o. twenty-five thoGssnd ,llars.
I'M FORBES,
II HUNNEWELL, Trustees
N. THAYER
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OHIO STATE LOAN.-S6. 400. 900.

n
" OFFICE or tHR COssIssIosEKs SINKING PUapl
OF THE STATE or ONO, cOlunba,, Aug. q. 1863.
SIX MILLIONS FoUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
be sPped exclusively to ae pslgea; Of ths. po'isn
siItysrst day Of DocenSr nsIt sad 10 ths, soi tbs
the Sinking Fond Of the ste urdsr "a
% ls At the 6 af Site scg ~ 8 s. %
SsS.YSrs CIT, gntl Y O'clock ~ Of the TWENTIETH DAY
AS FOUR HGNpRED - Tao 40 D6Hses q tic
re State Of Ohio bearing interest OT tie G s.y Of Js,a.y
Si 70 be lsid semi snnqal on The inst days Of ysdasy
Yo With SS principal JSisSaSs q @ .oS s S.c. ned cd
xhc IS to tho rate ps cert Of i9sre.t and the e sI
sons following on the opening Of the pre7os toe Co.'S ,i
Bsarin, inser. at the OF FIVE er .unuu
FIRST DAY or bEFMsfR ice S'''' '' the
Bearing interest the rate Of SIX Per cesta@
FIRST DAY OF DESEMBsR ia TS ''''' '"'' H' fhhrf
Bearing iGer'st at the rate q SIX PEI per sonua
FIRST DAY or DECEMBER, IsSo
If eerticate either ho il do. 0ed
and the price for eaet hundred dca Of class POposei
certificate Of deposit Of Of the banks NewYo CITY p.y.
PST cent q the amount Of s.es I'D o ~iioS .S .Ss D.
forfeited the bidder sha m Ia Of the cer6cts
awarded to hl to the residue Of his bid At the ts herein
Atsr specified fr that pcrpcs No bid less Cd yas
Of the certificates for than Ave dol.
either for tie hole named pro re.
noun ther,os: the rate specified Be a'su.bo tho
Interest the deposit. the r.e for which The certificate.
Wardod TO him will be allowed to e.ch rss Odd
and edlsd the delivery OF tho oescss win DO
required Il the residue % the bid BY him
TWENTY NINTH DAY or DECEMBER, 1909 1t She Ono
State geLoy ia the City q Hewiork At WHICH ts ssi place
che certificates awarded will be ready for delivery CeI6cs,os
o. the foed Debt OF the Ss.e Of Ohio reSeemsbe
y OF January lSol will be received IL meat Of any part
the losu hereby contemplated
The deposits the unsuccessful bddsn viii be rslrnsi
them application The Ohio State Agency the day sst
Sub equ-st to the opening Of tho proposals.
The Commissioners reserve tine right 20 reject all Of he
hiss they shs deem Il Necessary ordef prUtsc pro-
mote the interest Of the Safe
Proposals for .hs loan be ncosed In sealed envelope
directed the Comm Of the Sinking fusd tho STAG
Of Ohio," and indorked Pr pnsas or the Quo Loao"
In order 70 uniformity aud for hs oonYensnce Of bid
ders the Commissioner have form OF proposal vhs
together with copy ofhs st authorizing the ioan aud sny ia
formation desired IN the premises may Do ohtsuei ct the os
State Agency In Nav FORK City oihs Coass
sonsn Ia Columbus, Ohio.
X W. TAYLER Auditor Of sse,
A T. RUSSELL, sec rotary Of S,,tst
C. p W0LCOTT, Attorney G-neral
Commissioner the Sn,. Fund OF the state Of oei
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N ". I'M LtN A0dtof OF . 30
A. 7. RUSSELL, Secretary OF St,ts,
{. p. WOLCO1T, Attorney B-uefnit
oft b.. Pa iolth Ohll

METROPOLITAN BANK NOTE REP0RT-
WI Err convicted bv the METROPOLITAN BANK ans
ewYNNE DAY, delivered In this city and sr0c sy
G2 20 Weekly and 81 81 c Monthly pes snnun Soes
Uail at 81 Weekly; eli ~ sent Monshy and ~ scutaly
This Reporter Is Fou, Page, Larger .na !, prE'ss "n i
Descriptive Kesste OF Genuine Rsak Nos te suro proteo
ton against spurious bills T. sod to the subotoecs Of Tbs ~
porter at VI per copy. Once, No IL "sd 81
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Financial.

ASssxS r. HIoosay, Asottosss<,
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (moodsy), Oct 4
w q ~ sclook Il tbs 8toot Saissrosn TO- 80 VIVA a.
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Dantins ACADEMIES.
A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIE3
"A. No 800 Broadway, New-York
,-ro,ko iS5 Montague place, Brooklyn

=, n
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS In New.Yo,l
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS Ia Brooklyn
Ati m for children; at 8 D. N. for eentlemea.
In addition Court QusdIe Prince Impsri.Ie Ever
green Empire and other social dances Mhuet Quadhe Lnda
And other educational dances already introduced By Mt Doc
WORTH variety Of dances win be- brought forward
during the which ms1 be ntoned Czafins
Just received from Paris aud tho Quadrs 5enne
tlsptcd 10 the Development OF so, movement In ohdsn
Ihcusr Of ,eraA 80. may DO had ~ either Academy,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-12
And Tor DOnglaS.

The last number of the Baltimore Dis
patch, comes with the name of Stephen
A. Douglas at It's mast head, in flaming
letters. The Dispatch is n of the most
extensively circulated papers in Mary
land, and the able and vigorous manner
In which its editor is battling in behalf Of
the Little Giant" cannot fail to have a
telling effect throughout the whole South.
At the Charleston Convention Douglas
will need butthe assistance of three or
four Southern States to give him a two
third vote on the first ballot; these be
will get as certain as the sun rises on the
morning Of the day. Therefore, let US,
as patriots, rejoice! Shout Shout! I! "All
hail the coming man!!!"
Tbat able Democratic journal the West
Tennessee Democrat Of the 10th instant.
has at its column head the name of Steph-
en- A. Douglass for President, Ind John
r. Ton2kms, Of Alabama, for Vice Pres
ident. The Democrat is an old and inlu-
er.tial paper, and no doubt speaks the sen
timent Of the party in West Tennessee,
where it advocates the nomination Of the
Illinois statesman.
The eastern mail did not bring Us any
thing the last twodsys.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-12
The News.

The Illinois Democratic Convention
met at Springfield on the 4th inst, and
instructed the Delegates to the Charles
ton Convention to vote for Douglas for
President.
The Leavenworth Herald of the 9Th
inst. says: The Denver City Express ar
rived yesterday, seven days out from Den
yer and brought 500 900 in gold. Mr..
Wiley, the messenger, reports six inches
snow on the South Platte. The Rocky
Mountain News says "there appears to be
a determined effort on the part of some
to break down the Provisional Govern
ment." The miners in the mountains
have held meetings and unanimously re-
solved to resist every process claiming
authority from the late Legislature, and
repudiate any connection Or fellowship
with the movement. The principal rea-
son for hostility is said to be the tax to
be levied upon the miners; other causes
are complained of-among them the ac-
ton of the Legislature in voting them
selves ten dollars per day for their servic.
es during the term of the session.
1t seems, says the St. 10. West, tina
there is a personal difficulty between Mr.
Drake, of ST. Louis and Frank Blair
growing out of some abusive language
used by the latter in a speech made at 3
meeting held in the Hall at Jefferson
City, The particulars are not given, but
Mr.. Drake, the next day, offered a bill
which seemed to have some reference Il
the natter, and which was spoken Of BY
some of the members as being most VIC
lent and improper.
Information has been received at Wash
ington, from Madrid by which it appear
that our Minister to that Court is encour
aged to believe that our claims agains
Spain are now in position for adjustment
The official correspondence seems to jus
tify this conclusion. Prominent member
of Congress are privately discussing tn
propriety and justice Of amending the ex
listing laws which authorize the Presiden
TO repel Indian incursiohs and foreign in
vasions and to suppress armed expedition
in this country against foreign States wit
which we are at peace, soas to make til
principle applicable to our own State
witk riew 10 protect them from invasion
and to punish the abettors Of such often
ces. Legislation on this subject has bee.
suggested by the recen Harper's Ferr
raid, and a bill for the purpose will prob
ably be introduced in the Senate at a
early day.
Official information has been receive
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-12
State ORGANIZATION.

A bill providing for the organization Of
the State of Nebraska passed the House
on the Sd inst, by a vote of p to Ia.
The bill provides for an election to
take place O. the first Monday in March
next, for Delegates to a Convention to
frame a Constitution, which shall be
submitted to a vote of the people for their
approval or rejection.
At said election a vote "For State
Government or Against State Govern
ment'' shall be taken, and if a majority
of the votes is not in favor of a State or
g~anization, then no further proceedings
shall be had. If, on the contrary, a ma
jority p~rOnounces "for State Govern
ment," then the Delegates elect shall
meet in Convention, at Omaha, on the
second Monday in April, and proceed tc
frame a Constitution.
The Convention shall be composed Of
ffty-two members, apportiOned as fol.
lows: Richardson county shall elect foul
delegates; Nemaha county, five; OtOe
eight; Cass, six; Sarpy, four; Douglas
eight; Washington, three Burt, Cunning
and lizard, two Dakota, three; Dixon
Cedar and L'Eau-qui-court, two /; Dodge
one. Platte. Monroe and Hall. two
Kearney, one; Pawnee, one; Johnson
Gage and Jones, one; Clay, Saline, Ian
caster, Green, Calhoun and Butler, one
Three thousand dollars are appropriate,
to pay the members of the Convention.
Every white male person, above tn
age of twenty-one years, who at the tim
Of the election shall be a resident Of thi
Territory, shall be a qualified voter; an
every such person, a resident for 81
months in the Territory and for fort
days in the delegate district, shall be eli
gible as a delegate.
The bill also provides for the return
of elections, the manner in which the
shall be transmitted, The issue of certif
Gates Of election. &c.
There are some objectionable feature
in the bill as it passed the House, the al
%pOrtionment, for instance, is nc, rery faii
But as we do not think it will be amended
, we will have TO mako the most Of il.