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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-06


South Fast Corner Of Broad and DcKalb Street.
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA.
rr>AKE Pleasure in announcing 10 their Friends
( and the public generally, that they lave now
in Store their Complete Stock OF FALL and MlAIElt
GOODS, Consisting of every thing desirable in Dry
Goods, Staple and Fancy Hosiery 81 every style and
quality. Ladies' Misses aud Childrens Hose. Gents,
Youths and Boys Hose All OF the best English
and German make.
White Goods Of every description; Table Dan ask;
Brown and Bleached Liuen 2nd Cotton Siirtings-
from to l2 ar. Germnn, French and B"yul Turkish
Towels Diapers OF every description.
A large assortment: Of Eng'h and French Prints
American Scnlc, and Freuc Glnghams. small
but neat assortment OF Bluck aud Colored Silks. \
great variety of Wurssd Dress Gouds; DcbaScs,
Caslmers ali WOOL Muslin, Cobergs, Merinos, Paids,
i'oplins Falencies, &c, &c, &c.
BonlIrts, Bonnet Lutesrins and Satin Ribbon ;
Trimmings, Eigngs Laces and FrIllings; Magic,
RuiIle. DC. Motions in great variety.
Ladies' aud Misses Merino Vests Of the best quaity.
Gems. Yontlrs and Boys Furnishing Goods; Ready
Made Cuiug to suit the most FasId;ous. Hats aud
Cars Of the --latest style. Shoes Of every description
Cutlery, Hardware. llallow ware, Sadd:ery. &c n
SPLENDID Stock OF Family Groceres-,o surpassed by
any in this Market.
I'VE have also, the Agency for the Salem, n. c.
Kerseys aud Plains, the Bivingsville OsnaburEs
llomespuns aud Spun Cotton, and SmithG Summers
well known brand uf superior family Flour.
1t is impossible 10 enumerate all the articles KEEP
by us. If you wish anything at all, call and sec
Call anv how Compare our Goods and Prices will
Ill ose Of our neighbors, and judge Tor yourselves.
Oct 0-tc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-25

the kno All wants Of the profession, are offered on
the best terms TO PLY sicians and others.
April l9dsw III0s. RYAN, Agent.
VACCINE SCABS.
LNRESH VACCINE SUxBS, always on hand and
l. for sale at the
spisdAw KE0KuK DRUG STORE.
IsdtOskv.
DRAEDY, Wines, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin,
ID Ae., warranted pure. for med cinsl use, at the
sp1s5dw kE0kVK DRUG STORE,
COMPOUND RNPOPHgsRAaTE on
MANGANESE.
yTERY celebrated a remedy in Pulmonary af
Y fections highly recommended in the Medical
Journals as the most alunbe medicine yet discov-
cred for obstinate and distressing Coughs. For
sale at the
KE0KUK DRUG STORE,
ApIelsw Fifth-st. bet Main Blondesu
T kWIs 4 RICHARDSON S,--ths most beauti-
- full and convenient apparatus. Aet invented for
sale at the hkOkUR DRUG STORE.
my26d
FANCY ARTICLES.
EMBRACING Colofn ines, Toilet Soaps, VERY fnel,
IL Vinsisrs Rouge, Pink Balls, Aromatic Cach-
ous, tfor the breath, for sale At the
splsd&w KEOKUK DRUG STORE.
PHUTOGENE.
4 VERY superior article of Cincinnati COAL
"A OIL for saIe 81 p gallon, at the
apl9d&w kE0kuK DRUG STORE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-25
SEWING MACHINES,
New Improveme nts!

V0USG*S NKu STYLES. enlarged
l. and improved in constructions. The material
of which these machines mace, is the same as
the "Boudoir," OF which we (Lssg 4 Barnum) sold
SO many. YounS's Machine, However, does Away
with the objection to the aksbber Ring" for driy-
ins, thst thoy wore of "a spots whenever the ma
chine hard for want OF oil, any other cause
"Bsit" 10 much better, particularly for heavy
work. There are DO light, frai springs 70 Get out
of order all the parts large and substantial !;
and oil the bsarns ~ where there r fricion near,
are "cAse-hsrdened' ~ hard that file makes no
impression--of course, they will wear lifetime.
They can 10 made
TO sew SINGLE OR DOUBLE
Thread, at pleasure, giving the advanaks of both
stitches. lhey have = straight Noodle, very i'm
portsnt 20 prevent the breaking OF needles. No
re-~inding or adjustment of sny kind On the usdsr
thread. Altar threading twice through the looper,
you may run the entire uuaer spool on without any
change; this is ons Of the features of the Ma
chine, and 10 Of uBqnestoneA importance. There
has ever been great diculty in properly egnating
the under thread with all double thread machines;
with this, it IL always right, and willfew with
The Least Care and SktIa
of any machine known; on all kinds of goods fne
and course the length of the stitch being variable
at pleasure
The prices are THIRTY, AND FORTY Doll
LARS, including the Right side Hemmer," oil
can, screw driver, twesssrs four needles, print
ed directed, and Harnums New Improved, Com
bined "GEsse and Tucker, i'm prov ed IN uy, with
which the most inexperienced can sew straight
seams, tuck, without basting or guiding the
work. They are spplisabls 10, and are now being
mansfs featured for all the sewing nschines in this
country. They are for sale for other machines, at
so cents. The $40 machine is silver plated, ana
with box and table, equals the " hi gh-priced ma
chine
For sale, Purified Oil, expressly for Sewing Ma
chimes, price Is cents per bottle.
Agent wanted in every town within loo miles OF
Quincy, in Illinois, Missonri and Iowa.
1. " BAHNUM, Of the cid Arm Of Lsage Bar
mum, Quincy, Illinois, Agens for Western Illinois,
Eastern Missouri and Southern Iowa.
j. M. KILLINGS 10 agent for keoksk. The
machines be seen ct I'll. Emerson's Amtro-
type PAlsee.
Ianala-dAw W 1ml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-25

E ar DWARF and Cutlery.
s. w. 81 Ii. TUCK Err,
ynpoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DBALERs,
/ have IN store. AMI are receiving their supplies
FOR tss spring Trade, drectfrom the makers, which
they offer to cAsu AND PROMPT TIns nuygsa on IA
vorabls terms. lie stock being unusually large
they confidently solicit IN eIsmiI alton Of Ties
3 W. d III TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Psdiock, cor. Main 4 ID sts.
Ecokek, March ., lseo-dAw
k%I>kR>' PIchs, sHoNELs, 40, for sale by
Nl mehSdtw s.W All. TUCKER.
rRiFfIN's nOksE fAlLs-eood stool OF all
~ eises for sala by >. w. H.TUCkEk.
- lTnE RiflEs.-vsrious qualities of seyth
- Rifes and shaTpeners for SALT by
Marcho DIV W. III. TUCKER.
GEs' sli0V kLs.-- A large stoek Of A mes
~ shovel, for sale low by
Gsrehq >. w. a ii. IuCkEh.
n RlNDsI0NEs.-- Borea On .nostones, OF va
" rious sises, far sale by
wv. m. TUCKER.
saga Of Red FactccK.
March .. eO-dAw Cor. MIN 2dst
T,ENCE MAILS.
l. Fise Sd DO
Flooring DO
Apnealed do to olinoh--s superior article.
Cssfar do
Flashing 90
Barrel do
Together with geners assor tao mt of other vAILs
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
Low nv [mck9l :. ~ III TUCKER,
| 4 sokE, GARDEN, q RUBBING and ther He .;
~ Spades, Shovels, Msttoeks and Picksg
soythes, Snsths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells Maker and Corn Planters.
ca, Trace and Halter Chains;
eating Roxes, hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And . large stock of AssoprEp HARDWARE and
! CUTLERY on hand and for sale Low by
mchSdA~ =, III. TUCKER.
/ CCYTHE 5I0Nk5.--Scyths Stones, of different
/ ~ kinds, n Quantities TO suit.
uAyie SWAN. TUCKER
4 GICkLES.--A good article OF 3isklesfor sale by
- s.W. III. TUCKER.
THEMS KAnpA TNEhA UuGpS III
A NEW supply OF Tross Hoops, of the sizes
~ usually wanted, together with q general
sertment Of Coopers Tools jast received. ana TO,
Gale low by =. w. HI TUCKER.
fgHHDS. prime ". q. <sGAH for sale by
IJ w. III. AUSTIN CO.,
/ iyli Iis Mains
Flour.
QUINCY FL0s R--Castte Ntiis xxx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-25

ALAR6E assortment Of Drugs,
IA Chemicals, Instrument. and
Fancy articles just received Ut
the above establish ment, com
nrising all the new Chemical
Prepar atoms, Tildsn 3 Fluid Ell
trseta, Trusses, A bdominal Sup
porters, pessaries, Spec ulnms OF
all kinds. Stethoscopes, Cathe-
tiers, Spermatorrh1a r ings, and
some splendid cases of Char.
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having been ss,
lected With special reference 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-25
Ksohuk Drug - tore.

FIfth-street, bet. Main a. Riondsau
KEoKUK, row s-rv =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
Unsted States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Smally.
CONVICTION FOR PASSING CorryrrRr

CONVICTION FOR PASSING COUNTERPART COM
MARCH G-1h Cnxed Sxaks o. yoAa " Cxytis Tho
PRISONER charged with fecnously passing counterfeit
quarter dollar knowing to Be such From the evidence
appeared that about four O'Clock the afternoon Of the
eth q February last The prisoner went 10 the store Of
hra TORY, 10 Division street, and purchased morning
paper for which be gave quarter 70 be changed Mrs.
TORY g. nrrt objected 70 IT, saying that feh greasy. Cur
Us replied maj ne dea In "hams and that might be the
LETT ene on tnc quarter and put again tn the drawer
On leaving the store prisoner nan named FAyer
Alias Stanley, We'll known 70 officer Walker, who was In
the vicinity Tho policeman took both the parties into
custody and BROUGHT them to Essex Market Police Court
mere Ssansy threw small Bog Into ~ gutter
found to contain three counterfeit quarters OF the Same de-
scrPon, and the same date that paced BY hs prison.
ey. ne jury found Ne penpper guilty,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Allen.

MARCH s-Homer Romsd>rl rs. Le,oduym j. Weaver
Notion denied, with SO COSTS
ZAe Union BANK CART s. lMo6.-Ordered that the
order Of the referee authorizing amendment 70 the
complaint be set aside and vacated without costs TO ensr
party, and that the plaintiff have leave To apply by mo-
lion TO this court for liberty amend the complain n ,b
action, and Il the plaintiff elect 10 make such motion.
that the proceedings and the reference be stayed un The
bearing and decision Of said notion not 70 exceed thirty
days. IN"
1Ae Cs~ Enchange Fire Insurance Cb,spauy re- fy.o
CndcAM-Aoton denied, with $40 costs.
Jds Martin rs. Henry ". BedcA-Motion denied with
SO costs. ~' w.
HsS,y A. Burr William J. Sypss and otAos--At-
tschment discharged to w. syus and the residue OF
the motion denied, without costs 70 either party
Edudrd Shifted rs. Warren Bemon -Motiou denied,
with $40 costs, with leave TO renew.
Taos j. Jones rs. John A. Undrscood.-Moton denied,
without costs
Before Hon Judge Sutherland
John Van WogneS rs. C1yulisc H. Doolinie and 0Aay-
In this case think the plaintiff entitled TO the usual
judgment for the found due by referees report,
with the same costs II G. n Doolitflc had put 10
answer but think the dsfsans Doohte s entitled to
against Tie plaintiff hsr taxable coats q The issue
and trial Of the issue formed by her answer, without any
extra allowance.
JOHN O. Fucker Is. Dsrid n. Pi0c..-Both motions de-
ljsd, without ceeo V either party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10


There has been but very limited amount Of business
the an sacons in wheat and potatoes O tnese two COM
receipts, and from oil that have been able 70 ascertain
tney nave very shehtly improved In price.
There have bsen some transactions in Galego flour dur
Ing the last day or two-saes Of about 900 bbls at
shade under the price At which has held for some
time since and we are Informed was sold for exporta
ten at about IS Dbl There may be some CURIOSITY
with many why this four also HsxaIl stands hishsr
In the market than any Of domestic msnufscture cven
that Of the best reputation Gaego Hour Is
the Gailsgo Mills, IL Richmond, Virginia, from wacat
manufactures claim, preventive against absorption O.
any moisture, even from the longest voyages And
flavor than any wheat will make which has NOT been sub
mtted 70 this process But, for family use can be
no doubt but our State domestic u equally good Tho
trade in domestic flour during the day has been very
limited indeed and sales have been wholly for city use
Tho transactions in wheat have been considerably
,e better has been paid Soms Of The purchases
have been for city milling, while some OF ii has been
OF much Improvement for the present. We csono
perceive; yet may be with this article, - with many
Others some events may transre that the public
forceee, which may produce change beyond the most
As WAS the case yesterday, the barley market Is NJ
been sold The few sacks mat have changed hands sines
morning have been st the usual rates for similar Qualities
Il.
Their win or mot yet locked in the future, beyond
Ken Of mortale
Oats remain at unchanged rates, and but few seem 10
be moving In the market
Potatoes have, apparently, been tribe more active
tnan any time previous this week. and considering tho
general dunesc that pcrvaded the market large guam
was thought by mary, some two months since, tina.
the destruction Of the bean crop In portion Of the Sta
have the tendency 70 advance the price above what
hal before been known but inquiries have rcsnlted
IN convincing M that the consumption for the
has been much less than the average-not 90 much ON
account OF me failure o. the crop the scarcity a the
pode Of nvog, or the taste Of the public having become
changed IN regard 70 food We hear Of but occasional
sales Of late xnc during the two months past larger
portion OF the salec have been to the UnIted states
government for consumption By the soldiers stationed At
different localities.
The trade In imported merchandise has been couo,ed
cats and liquors Not oat Of rice has been 70 oortsd
since morning, although were informed late hour
his afternoon that some negotiations were n progress for
- or two considerable Qsantsies Therc has been
Jingle sale each Of soap, lard and starch at unchanged
'ates. Among the importers there has been general
complains OF duness during the day, trade having
'esp done except Of snsl parcels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

Commercial steam Marine Of the United
States.
We publish 70 cay account of the steam marine o.
the United States The imnense amount Of capital en-
barked renders the subject one OF great interest To
our community.
The facts have been obtained partly from The American
Uoyds Register o, American and Foreign Shipping, pub
shed by G. w Blunt, and partly from information de-
rived from other Companies and Of vessels
residing in New York have been personally called upon
and in this way statement Of the cost and other
particulars concerning their vessels has been obtained
With two exceptions, vessels will be found In
the list which built previous TO $780, and none that
are not mast rugged and capable Of navigating under sa
alone. Steamboats, employed on lakes rivers, and for In
land purposes included Changes and losses are
go frequent that would be impossible TO prepare List
in which mistakes would not found, especially
where vessels built in into ports two three
thousand miles off,
By the following statement, appears that the sggrs
gate tonnage Of the steam marine Of the United States
amounts 10 $3.50 TONS Of which Ill swned In New
York, and cost sl623 ,css h. The balance SO 26, be-
longs to different ports in the United sAes the cost Of
which is not gwen and Of course is not included that
Of New York
As far AZ practicable, tbs Of different companies
tonnage COST and where employed Of all vesses belong
ing to New York. first gven-hen those Of other ports
follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

'1c set down Above, thefe are nunofou
otners engaged the coastng trade running short pas
senger trips that we might enumerasc we had space hs
aggregate tonnage Of these amounts to a, co.,
Including This latter class the aggregate tonnage Of our
commercial steam marine 1ss s6s TONS Of which o. III
owned In New York. The total cost Of the vessels u
New York bands alone 80 oss H. The aggregate
cost OF the sea going steamers Of The United States is a.
near - can be estimated, $2S,oOo,ooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
NEW YORK

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The ships Of this line are employ ed running between
Panama, San Francisco, Oregon and Washington Terrific
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

fuwmer states that Tuesday evening he "a man a.
nd Gu. the fastening Of two OF them and pour into them
substance 70 him unknown; that he started from
III hiding place and the other and was pursued
~ him. and overtaken and arrested that this MN was
N. Chase, who, the moment he was oyer,akcn threw
INTO the street bottle and other papers or packets
Ae had with him.
Doctor Chase admitted 10 bail, and his examination
before the Police Judge has been fixed for this afternoon
y the meantime the following card appeared in the
Finding myself to-day most Unexpectedly and bitterly
0Datled BY portion Of the press In regard charge
which could surprise no than myself hereby
Do my friends and the public to their opinion ia
1hh matter, until judicial investigation OF my case can
when al the facts are made known think !. will an
penr that Am either the victim Of base and malicious
Conspiracy, OF most extraordinary mistake on the
pAst II the ofhccr making tho arrest
Al this time VIII only state, that, knowing both the
herewith to be each and al wholly false and unfounded
am wiling 70 await the issue q fair AID impert. in.
TINE CALIFORNIA INDIAN wAR-wmu sAvAGkS
me 6endsh baxbarties perperated BY whites On the
hcple Indians inhabing the northern part Of California
n oay within he ass mossS sSss The deisis Of The
eGocites committed have 70 light An interior jour-
nal reiers 70 the subject In tfN following tcrms:-
batch Of corcspoadence from certain officers Of the
United stAcs army relating 70 tho Indian war near the
zenoosno heservAsion and on Eel river. From this
xespordeuoe appears that the Whites who have been
ng.ssd n The war under Captain JsrSoe have been
witty Of some Of the most cruel aid unprpyoked outrs
~, ana their fees Of applauded BY cousiderabie
pos ofthe public press Of the STATE FOR The honor Of
mo cou vty, 70 10 be hoped that the editors Of those
journals we're e ignorant rs the rest a. 20 M bar
harous dee v Of these volunteer troops ACCORDING IA
sAe report a. Uert Dillon, who was stationed nav shs
Reservation by order Of Gen Carke Of the sesss
VIC were loud In prcferrng complaints against the In
dams for stealing a stock, &c. were guilty Of conduct
ssw,,S. tie pdsns Oh should furnish them lo1rinSs
the safe preon for le little girl wMsorcbly taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

The Coming Fight mr. the Cnsnpssn-
ship-Pregress 81 the Evsnt-An Even.
Ing with tho BenAcia Boy ~ HIS Quar-
ters-Interesting DescriptsUn or tho I'm.
terview by an Editor OF the "Londou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

OF stakes Is the anniversary Of waahineton' birt
john Heenan wsus and runs 1t least twenty miIcs
and ns anisning touch up ne sides Of the Downs
~, 80 cPen ~ Iunes. u me course OF sonver
ana always saw their servants start or with thel]
cnsaes before tney len the shop. The reason "a
caution y, tnss hcy bad heard dreadful accounts
tney feared that tuck might b played with the
prevent we American winning the belt diks
Aeensn 70 put his hands up, for Inevsr Wa 81
ny me; nope, however, 70 sec him and hts rival
when the eventful day arrives.
One anecdote Of bis ! must relate, and win do
nearly % Can 10 nis own fashion. We were tan
men ano manners In the United States, and trottine
ca ore topic o. conversation. Turning sharply rot
ms nhtle schooImaster be said .--"Do you rennenb
oid Loum blefall and the primo watch he had for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-23

lSphS Massacre N OEpaoV. The over.
land mail brings the following
" Steamer Columbia arrived from the
southern ports Of Oregon to-day, bringing
the new, Of horrible massacre Of Indian.
At several village. around HUMBOLDT Bay.
by party OF white men. On Sunday
morning, at daylight. on the 9th, a, lnli.
an Island, opposite the town Of Eupka.
and distant from there hut four hundred
yards, more than ioriy Indilu' were killed,
hrrs-iourths Of whom were women aai
children.
On n, beach at the south entrance Of
Humboldt Bay, 30 or 80 men were ma..a.
cred, tina, bsing every human being with 4
~ skin nt tina, village. IL va. reported
and believed at Eureka, tina, .imulian,-
on. attack wa. made the same morning on
the Indian villages on Eel river. fron
what wa. known. not lee, than 9DO indians,
m"n, women. and children, were killed iha,
morning. These deeds were psrTetraioI BY
the iarmsr. and rraIisr. OF FL river eoun-
~, who have suffered from Indian deprria.
tons during The pas, year. They claim
tha, the peaceful Indian. around Humboldt
Bay, have furnished aid and ammunition 70
the hostile indians m the mountains, and
hence a war Of determination has commene.
Cd"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-23
Position of Iir. Bates.

Mr.. Edward Bates Of Missouri, evident.
" ha. considerable eou6dencs In hr chan.
&C.. for III. Republican nomination for ID.
Presidency. lie has given an authsri,a.
tive exposition Of his opinions, which
strangely enough Is precisely that Of the
Republican party. We give The tslesraph.
is synopsis;
lie has no new opinions upon the sob :.
Of the extension Of slavery, and hA. iorn,d
none with reference 10 the pre.en, array
OF parties, he il cos'al With thp Missouri
question Of 1890. lie formed b.. opinion.
then. and has no, changed them since. A
H.. time OF the revolution. and long alter,
slavery was regarded az an evil, bu, ten.
poary in II. nature and likely to disappear
in the course Of time. Yet, while /, COZ.
,inued, Il was misfortune % the country.
socially and politically. Slavery i'a social
relation. domestic institution, and !, Fl.
i.ts by local law.
Tho federal government has no control
over I, in the State. hut the tsrritorie. ar.
subject and subordinate 10 the gorernmen,
they not Being supr'mi like the States
The nation Is supreme over them. lie u
opposed to tho extension Of slavery, and, 10
hi, opinion. the policy and spirit OF the GOV.
eminent ought to be again', it, extension.
The Constitution does not carry slavery INTO
the territories, !, only acts uron ii wa,r'
il i established by local law.
The bred Scot, decision only decides that
Dred Scott wEs no, a eii.I'n, AMI tie orin.
ions Of the Judge. beyond this are eStr. ja.
di;ialand Of no authority. Tho qu-.ii1t,
discussed BY them were political, and no,
within their cosninnec. and belong and
could be disposed Of only by the rol.e.cal
Departments. The discussion va. most m.
fortunate, as IL produced a dargerou. coo.
niet between the coordinate branches d
tho government.
lie hyors the colonization n tho r..
back. in the American tropics, ths Hone.
stead bill. the immediate admission u Ran.
as. pcrfcc, equality Of right, among eit.
iron., aud tho construction Of the Pacific
Railroad under the au.riec. OF the govern.
meni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-23

SrpDES DrraRTuRE. Our citizen, were
painfully surprised che day las, week BY
no intelligence that Albert u. Hall had
sold oo, his store and other property in
hurried manner, and bad LEI, Tor parts I'M
known. with the amount Of money raised
thereby.
Mr. Hal, in July last, became Of age,
and came into possession Of nearly $4,000
In cash or ITS equivalent. lie va' married
shortly before this, and has evidently spent
freely and lived fast, bat that he can have
run through with % largo sum seem. m.
credible. There are vauou. rumors ahcat
in relation to the occasion Of Mr. Halls
leaving thus suddenly. but we are unable
to trace them to any certainty OF fact.
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-23

A CoNcRrsswiN AM lis VIE. A Wash.
ing,on letter writer gives the following in.
rident Of the long Speaker conts.t "h
Blrksdile was urging all The opposition
elements to unite on McClernand. a lalv IN
one OF the front seat. in the gallery was OBJ
served TO become very much excited. She
eoughed, made signs. and by other mean,
attempted 10 attract the attention Of
member below. Not succeeding. she leaned
far over the balcony. and in an andlbl.
whisper exclaimed, David David
change your vote, you BOBBY" The hon.
orabls member looked up. recognized hi.
better half. coloreJ. be.itatei. s,ammertj,
and then instantly changed his-scat. A
small, delicate e., was shaken a, him from
the gallery. amid the suppressed mlrth Of
the spectators"