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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
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pA.LA11iFEtA, January fTjh, 1859
To the editors Uf the Pacific Medical Journal
Gentlemen; My attention A1s been called TO srti-
Gle I'm the Drc-uuer Number your journs Ia regard
90 the ad cundem degree granted iy tae Philadelphia
College ot Medicine TO Dr.. l.. J. JzapAsy. When the
application for the degree was made to the Faculty, It
was accompanied hy aGdayjs and testimonials 20 the
eject t'et Hr. CglpLfy Ne. lular graduate NJ T.
Of the University Of 9esth he'd served as surgeon Ia
the Hungarian army and Uas regular practitioner
OF medi-ine. Ga tie strength 90 these the degree
was granted The ad eundem degree, as IT, name i'm
plies, IS conferred on graduates only and gives "
Iev privileges. Had there been the slightest sUspl-
cou of .r-l-lar.ty, the application would have been
refused. by inserting this i1 your Journal you VII
30 uU act ~ justice 90 tie College, Gud confer faYcs
on Yours. verfrsa3 3ect.Ully, H. RAND
Dean of t-- Fao-..y of TIE Philadelphia College of
SIeG.e.ae.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
EE&UG&ANGN.
NlARYSVILLG
FEMALE SEMINARY.
e. street, between ?tsl ans; SiEa.
TEACHERS

MRS T.. c. POSTON... ...... ....... Principal.
MR. NJ BROOKS ... ........ Teacher Of Drawing
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
POSTPONEMENT.

nW1NG to there not having been Tickets enough
- sold In V"eift Concert" nterprise IN to this
nme, the drawing will not take place on the Sth of
February but will take place there tick
sts enough sold TO justify the drawing, of which fact
he public will have due notice.
s. c. WILLIAMS
Aarysyille, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1861
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
NO. AZ.
sz.zrl- sz-r--us zxzz
&pecial 3otiegs.
EEnllo,rn,s. 80. - o.ntment.-

Domestic Rcu. u.e5e7.--,o otLer formula combine IN &C
compact or concentrated form the active and essen
tal properties Of medloiae SO well adapted to
family use Is these popular remedies Devoid Of lalu-
crai snI vegetable poi5ons simple but e1cacous tx
operation tEey may be administered with equal safety
10 iAe infant as TO ;cs adult. No household should be
without supply, as they always useful IN case os
accident. so!i BY ~ Druggi n at95c., e2c and g.
per X or pot. fsb2s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

MISS NARY z. JEWErr. r............ .,... Assistant
MR.. N. BROOKS...... ....... Teacher o Drawing
rEIIE Fourth Scholastic Year of this Institution will
| commence on MONDAY, AUGUST eth. 1SG0-
The year is divided into two Terms, Of twenty-five
weeks EACH with short vacation at Christmas, and
Il longer one during the summer mcuihs
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
Higher English Branches s................... - o
Primary ....... . ....... ............ 6 90
Languages each ......... ..... ........ 60
BOARD including Washnq).... ...............8 81 00
Music Plno Guitar Melodian. .........1O On
Drawing Painting, Water Colors... ........ 90
Plintirrin in Oh Colors ................. co
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work, Embrod
erv, ach.................... ............... 4 on
N B.--Board and Tuition payable every month in
advance No deduction made for ahse ce, except in
cases of protracted sickness. Each bnarders requr
ed to be furnished with bedding towels and narkins,
silver spoon and fork. iy2S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
.FRE. WINSIOX.

An experienced nurse and female physician, hss
Soothing syrup FOR chIrea teeehing, which greatly ia
cn"te tile process ot eethrg by 5oftening the guns
reducing al iafana-ion-ain aiay all pain, and Is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon i, mothers
It viii everest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infan,s T-.scty safe a all cases. See adver.
tseucut i- 1A1-.-l co.u' %. nay4-Iy
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
CONsTARaE sAEE.

eY yrtueof an execution TO the directed, from the
- court Of o Reufed, Jus tce Of the Peace in
end tor Il se's Par Township, County Of Yuba and
state NJ California, judgment rendered therein on
the lctl dey OF March, A. d. 1S6i Ia favor Of VIM.
SCHROEDER and against John R"aue for the su OF
eighty-one dollars and forty two cents Judgment, be-
sices costs and accruiug costs, whereby am com
mpudcd Ga levy upon and sell according 70 law, AZ
public auction tb following described property, viz
All the right title an interest az tae within named
defe deut in certain pie Of land situated and lying
nesr Eennehe Bar u aose', Bar Township, County
o Yub4 ana Stst- aioresaid q consisting OF one
hundred and .z acres, be he same more or less TO-
cptast with all buildings sud iupr vements be onging
H. or in any way contested with the same. SAID
ranch S bounded on NE north by the Yuba river and
on the west south and by certain stakes or land
narss and known as The property or ranch OF the
within named defendent, John Ro-ne Notice is here
BY given ihat
SATURDAY, the Thirteenth lay Of April, A D. 1851
between the hours og ami twelve in The forenoon Of
tat DAY, az the "a owe named ranch IN Suha county,
Nil sen at public auction 20 the hi hest biddsr fer
cash the property htrytafoy. dec ibsd.
p1,ed r.albuc.oo, NJ rch Sth, A. D., 1851.
WM. NJ. JEFFERuS Constable
raA22 lGwsTr or Roses Bar Township.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
MI - R BIz II.
Premium Marble Works.

p J. DEvINB 81 BRO,
IA street, between Sinth, and Seventh streets,
sacramento, C0l.
SSOuLPTURE, Busts Statues, Monuments Tomhs
- ana Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
yer ops &c, &c, constantly hand made to order
at The shortest notice.
VU'iers from the country promptly attended to.
N. B.-P. j. d. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
RHpid Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Nlechanics Institute irnS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

GEsES'Es sEECE'EE.-l, the undersigned, Gov
erpor of hungary do testify herpty. that Dr. l. !
t1apkay has served during l- contest ior Hungarian
liberty, as Cu cl Surgeon, "a tAc uuL4sau army
with faithful plfa ycfaacC. Whereof have given 70
Lu tiis c-rulcotc, aui recommend him 20 the sympa
q 5, attention aud protection ut aU tlos. who are ca
pablo ot supr--istr5 patriotic eifsaeriGcc- and ~.
a,ec.s-l II u!7l.Ii4Ie. EoeSUIH IAJOS,
Governor oi hungary.
WNsur,5-os CIY Jan. Gh, 1852. febH
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
DIR. J. b GRAY,
f. BduEher.
4TgA CITY

4. BauEher.
YUBA CIrT
Judge P. W Keyser, c. E. Wilccxoa,
j. Laudou Smith.
An c0mmuu icatiuns adressed TO EDWIN A. VIII
LIANS, Secretary OF the Institute, sent TO q Of the
ost 0mce or by Exprcss VIII receive prompt atteu-
ton
J. Is. LEANAS Is our authorized Agent, to obtain
subscriptions and receipt for the same. jan23
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

3-rac following letter. which empha;icany speskA
for ITSELF was written By the Dean Of the Faculty D:
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine--to the editors
o. the psc2c Medical s-d 51rz -s Journal San .IsB
cisco. for pu5lcation:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-06

HY tte Saddle ehe iH @
du tH % e.
anl utmaea ihe
ia agree IIa bring
81 ay aiars Money 81
.ac bG ui afoaai ia tae
elafch lbc tbeaue. tae bus.ncs streets.
8Hh raas 1a would ~ shame g. !
ESQ ,a tha California Wii be happy g
uHlaf into vofk ier hmge aards iar tie
ta.e. only .he n learn Whist E *
eaaa5 81 desired q hcr There & lnsi
Wnl m8eh d sees sion Hre e. Eeep
aloW oar patriotism. bai noi KNOWN
aAst yea want " have q take i oai z
talking. anl keep about eng usual baa'
marrying naming The hahie eat.ne
taubeuirs and curly rcache.- mak'Ha
iaH 81 ille oliceseckgrs aHd tagging .at
churches
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et hwIte @ Ne ll
BASE
81 80 So i
at alrk aa3 4 aal g 4
aabgs a8 aay Pcs
y hopes 81 btstr i'ma nov aHd h
pe ha.i faxr setter time inet
Lard Zines blors, aaJl loP. ia.fes y
aeia. III newer aili un as I wy
hsat Is long laa
# wish yoa could q mamen
hare. lies me ry aad a $3.50.
regl 5ale asa a,e a. hoppe a
natWg 81, aa H d 'l uly taH
ara uitb Eu s. Gse Bah un.
m aaag onto btr shf fui mc lumth.
81 81 ol8 uins iu.hy ilat has soi a19g
eigA peeh. 81 ileu and 'hcy ca"
40, read q arta lise m ihe woods q
aac oa ba asa i..iar men ban
ana a.h aal mlig ani drink e.ampI5
ara abekey a arr mafncd and .am
49, -. ...s..sA 90 agt auy 'tge p.
$50 &c llem SIS ala A.aHuel or pIal
The ha an a.l here ihe vaHr her
Il srry poor Yea % Hal s Low q
country cWrl ui.b wood & IS q Dr.
wild batbaroa place, the timber i moll
osk. white How many Killed from on
Regt % ~ know I from orr comps
49, ltisa going e be 81 awful hard j.
10 Whip lbem, Il wo ever %. Give y
streper.s to all Of a'y acquaintance.
III haste scars truly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-06

sunday,
Washington, Aug. g.
aIer. German aud sliglluglelt Wasi-|
maga Taunlag with d 6as Of truce bear
ia. a communication from the Secretary
of War having FORTS object the recovery /
of tIia body Of bis brother Col. Cameron.
They yesterday returned without success
owing {, appears 10 tle communication
having been addressed 10 whom il may
concern" aud not 10 some particular officer
fl lie Confederate army.
The mombc.s Of Conpc- have been
paid tbeir last months salary within dg
dollars in tie two years -iN percent treas
Iury notes. The employees Of lie other
departments Of lbe government are here
/ aacr to be paid in the same description of
paper.
/ One Of tile communications recently
/ sent hithar under a tlagof truce from Gen.
Johnston, was, it is understood, in relation
10 a report which had reached the coafcd-
crates lhat some Of their prisoners had
+ been hung by order Of our military author
lilies. As no executions have taken place
+ it may certainly bc inferred that Gen. Nc
Dowcll replied in accordance with this.
Tie passage Of DE LIN preventing the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors to soldiers is
mainly due 10 the pressi. g efforts Of Sen.
ator Wilson, who, ever since the sitting d.
Conuc perceived tie necessity Of such
q measure for Tie p om5lou Of both good
morals and discipline.
Monday.
ForRfss MONROE, Aug, 4.
Tie Vermont regiment is now embark
Eng 1t Newport News and viii sal for
home tomorrow morning.
1t is said Col. Bendix has sent in his
resignation,
More order and discipline prevails since
lie prohibition 81 intoxicating dribEs.
Gen. Butler has gone home.
LaAIountain has discovered that tie
rebels are mounting two very large guns
Oh sewal's Point
a Washington dispatch says Gen. Doub-
tIf4. a,.,.;,.aI Il (y,abiugtt,r, and will
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-06

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta PROBATE Court
Manchester District, ~ holden AZ Alanches-
ter, Ia and for said District, on the 3th dg oi
July, \ d. 1861.
Present Hon. +. x. Fowler, Judge
an instrument rs Writing Importing % he the
last Witl aud tcslaHeet 81
LOIS q. LEWIS,
lateol Rupert, in Aii bis'fie' deeclsej was pre-
en;ol r Probate 81 dc Executor therein named.
Nhacap9n 4 was ordered hat SAID instrument
de proven at a Pr0bate Court, 10 BE holden al the
Probate Ofise, In said Manchester, On the last
Wednesday e August nest, and that all persons
interested 3D. said Estate be notified thereof BY pub
fishing py uf tie record q th order three
weeks shesesigcly IN tie Manchester Journal.
pFnlel u Nanehestcr, which shall be deemed
sufficient Hatieo g aH persons . appear and con
ter sail application, IT they see cause.
H. X. FOWLER, Judge
i 'Tac copy q record.
su9 Attest, IT. X. FOWLER, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-06

Tie following extract from letter to
the T. !. Times, shows tle atc Of feeling
in California ~ reference 70 the rebellion
SAX FBANcisco, Mon, July /, 'Gl.
What would you have Of California to
testify her loyalty 10 the Union. Weare
quite aware that words are cheapj that
resolutions are easy that big dcmoasira-
tons and eloquent peeehes among folk
who run % ci0qumee naturally coa uolli-
ing bat an ineousidctable bill ter the hire
ct musicians, . small lumber item aud d
holiday; that silk flags sent 70 fighting
regiments d0H'; amount 8 anything We
would Ike 70 lave q hand ID the aiiiu
that occupies your attention. We would
like to figure 10 thc history of tlccusAing
90. the great rebellion Not that psace
does moi suit q . world beugr Than war,
uor ihm We base 40. ample occupation ior
our lime, money aud men. Bot wien il
Il ali over. we DON! want any suspicion b
sueaki,hness about our coast. What
would sou have Of 81, 1leu Say tle
word, aad tie desert 70 the Ea-t sill be
ssh Cd p crawl. with regiments heading
.or tbc 1exas border cavalry There ate
l4otsaad, e aa.s Californian who werl
b5sn 81 h9Fa b4ek vlyse j y-A aa..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-06

I'll t
Gn Wn8 A e
m a th#
st
asa ~ tf.ha g foaH
m gathering
rHa Fm ths
I cen dtl llan recent
every here
CaRa sas
$40 batr Iu iar lrQn ,he
7 .lal she rb af AeN Mad-
8 81 Ne amg sud uei 3rl'@ a'
,lai l hte fy aaa haier ol q
8sud 81 rfrt which ae aaan@t "
Isl -ner IAtg laye a.so : ugm g
81 cavalry sell equipped
Cen. Pillow abo aas ia eoamana l.g7aa'
8 Gay. Jscasaa 81 Fla 21h91 men q
III oaa 81 aae lie a- sued pros
Isastsu a.l s. Hd al b9nha, % W.
uesa.e Missouri declaring lis intention
Is drive NE invaders fom g.e s,We aH.
enable her epla 10 regain those W.
taken from dem hy force by these whl
march under tje banner inscribed wall
beauty ana booty He ag he vii hov
IS 4uamen y ttoc H Haa- against 90
t.s4.
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as r. 2I Vermont Rect,
Washington y. {
WAR NEWS.
EhnreAay.

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y ,.'i' 'i1." ''sl.o'S ~. Sel ~,
o.' 'ia''','1 y ri, w INV @i $3.50,
" ISL e9'1l '''''s 49, wv II. M
i'' "t M. ~ s.'.' ~, n, Il ','.'.''' ;a
VT ''i's't io" ''e'i * ieA'''' -"
hiihe VI f2gEale sstl"'a'
Friday
Orictd dispatches Just received from
Gen. Cox, commander a the federal forces
on lhe kenaWha river il Virginia, states
tia, lhe kanawha river 10 Nirena, statcs
that the kanaWha valley Is now free Of
rebel troops.
Cen Cox rapid pursuit ot Wi.e'- forces
resulted ia Tie capture 81 one thousand
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-06
Harry Gray's Estate.

STATE on VERMONT, I At Probate Court
Manchester District, IS. ! holden at Matches
ter, il ana for said District on the 9TH day Of
August A. D, 1861.
Present, Hon. II. K. Fowler, Judge
The Administrator on the Estate Of
HARRY GRAY,
late of Arlington, ID SAID District, deceased, ap-
Piled to render an account 81 his administration.
Wbereapon it WAS ordered that said application
be heard az a Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office, IN said Manchester, on tie last
Wednesday of Aug next, and that all persons in
tcfestcd in said Estate, benefited thereof by pub
fishing q copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal,
printed at Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice 70 an persons to appear aud con-
test said application, ii they see cause.
IL K. FOWLER, Judge
4 true copy Of record,
8wlI Attest, f. K Fowler. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-06
Saturday.
SrgIN6FHLD, No. Adg.

SrgISeFIELD, Mo, Aug ?
Hundreds 81 people are coming 10 this
State almos, daily who have been driven
ont II Texas and Arkansas by tie rebels
They represent that If the Federal Gov.
ernment would scnd force Of arms 10
arm the people, more than one bale in both
States would fight for the Union
Tie strength Of the Missouri State for
ccs north q us 4 stated to be about 1000.
including $500 Arkansas troops. They
are recognizing and 900 afe doing mill
i,ary duty IN ouo Of Ben AlcCuIoclls reg
itneuts.
NtsHlNeroN. Aug. 2.
The appropriations lha, bake been made
hy Congress amount to about sziH090,-
600.
The Secretary Of War bas asked Tor
20.00o,0Ug more, on account of volunteers
nog being mustered into service. 4 bil
ior ,ha, purpose aill probably be passed
Tomorrow.
IL appears bE an examination II ibc two
volunteer bin. that The President ha. power
10 sail 100000 men into ihe Geld, ar
llloueh thai extent Of authority was nol, i
is believed. designed. Il Is ~, thought,
therefore that mofp than 800 600 men VII
be accepted
Cpagn nillpr.hably adjourn Monday,
The public business Aasing neals ali been
fgau sssd.
mmae 81 maueen wa .ate So
aaas @l9s4QH
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List of Letters
BURR & BURTON SEMINARY.

THE FALL TERM of dis Institution will COM
menee WEDNESDAY P. NJ, August u, and
continue fourteen weeks
REv ]. D. WICKHAM, A. NJ, Principal
REV SUI.ON ALBEE, 4. NJ, Teacher Of Latin
aud Greek.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, A b., Teacher d
Mathematical and English branches,
French, Drawing and Music will be taught BY
a lady Of experience.
Pupils Of both sexes can be accommodated with
rooms and board 81 the Seminary. The Priuci-
pal mud bis family, with the several teachers in
both departments, constitute with these one fam
ily, and are regulated accordingly.
For circulars giving information as to terms
&C., address the Principal.
Manchester, July Is, ls6l
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-03

and generally more 50. Besides. all
constitutions are for the protection OF
minorites. In . free government. there
fore. there can be no right Of rebellion.
If rulers become usurpers. then put
them down. but not the original govern
ment they may have abused. This is
the only true and ,enable ground. Ii
any other is assumed, republicanlsm is
at an end, and free governments are
farce.
1t seems TO US plain. that TIE only
duty Of the government is to enforce
The laws in constitutional manner;
and if any man or set Of men oppose.
let him or them suffer the consequences.
We say, never surrender fort to re-
bels-neyer J unless it is the last re-
sort. Give them the smell of gunpow-
der, and let them feel the weight OF
lead and iron first, Ii Sumter must
be abandoned, then -NoD It up! We
are for standing by our country, our
honor and our flag. if every traitor has
to perish, or every patriot fall. We
wan, a government, and if it has to be
limited to two counties, let = it be a
Government What shall we do then
Stand by our country. maintain The
constitution, and preserve the Union,
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The CRIsrs.-We refer our readers
to the advertisement Of Watson, Brace
& Co., No. l2 Delaware street, Leaven-
worth. under the above heading. They
have large and well selected assori-
ment of goods. which they are selling
at very low prices for cash. ladeeJ,
they promise to sell more goods for the
same amount Of money than any other
house in Leayenworth. We believe
them TO be gentlemen of strict integrity,
and know that persons dealing with
them will receive the most polite alien
ton. They have lot Of goods on
consignment to close out at less than
cost. We advise any Of our readers
WHO deal in Leavenwollh TO examine
their stock. aud see.if their prices are
not fully suited 10 the severe hard times
now experienced in Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-03

10 time to ask IL the existence of the
Union does not require the destruction
Of slavery. II such an issue be forced
upon the nation. it must be met aud
met promptly. The people Of Kansas,
while they are willing to fulfil their
constitutional obligation toward their
brethren in the sister States to the let
ter. even to the yielding Of the pound
Of flesh" cannot look upon the destruc-
ton Of the fairest and most prosperous
government on earth with indifference.
Il the issue is presented to them. the
overthrow of the Union or the destrue-
ton Of slavery. they will not long hesi-
tate rs to their choice. But it is to be
hoped that this issue will be Withdrawn,
and the nation advance in it's career Of
prosperity and power. the just pride Of
every citizen and envy Of the world.
The position of the Federal Exsca-
tive is . trying one. The Government.
when assumed by him. was rent in
twain; the cry against coercion was
heard in every quarter. his. hAnds we're
tied and he had neither men nor money.
nor the authority to use either. While
|it is the duty Of each loyal State to see
that equal and exact justice Is done to
the citizens Of every other State. il Is
equally its duty 70 sustain the Chief
Executive of the Nation in defending
the government from foes whether from
within or without, and, Kansas. though
last and least of the States in the Union,
will ever be ready to answer the call OF
her country. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-03

< One of ,ae best business houses
in Leavenworth is the fre-proof build
ing owned and occupied by Lucas "
DoxAGur at No. Sc Main street. Their
sales room is well finished, commodlous
and is lighted with a large sky-lisht IN
ad Il tion to the windows at each end on
Main st,ect and the Lcvee. They have
grea. variety Of Dry Goods. Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Clothing, and
Out fitting Goods for the plains, which
thew offer to sell low for cash, at whole
sale or retail. See their advertisement
in another column.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-03
Senatorial.

The report received here yesterday
that Stanton and Pomeroy were elecied
Senators was incorrect. No election
was had or Monday. The following,
which we copy from the Daily .State
Record, is the action in the senate that
gave rise to the report: ss-rs s;s4.
"Dr. Brancroft said that it must be
apparent to every one that no business
Of any Importance can be transacted
until the question Of Senators is deeid-
ed, and moved tha, We now proceed to
the election of Senator on the south
side Of the Kansas river. and upon tins
tho previous question was ordered aud
sustained. The motion carried, and at
ter various objections, questions and ex'
plantations, the Senale proceeded IL
nominate. Mr.. Osbourn nominated
Mr.. Parrot. Mr.. Gunn nominated Hoe
lF.P. Stanton. Mr.. Mcdowell, noni
mated Mr.. Isaaes. sgE ~
| Those voting for Mr.. Stanton. were
Messrs. Bancroft, Brodhead. Conncil.
Denman, Dutton. Gum. Hoffman. Hub
bard, Lsppin, Martin, Mcdowell, Nor
row, Wood, Is. y giise erf
Those voting for General Lane, were
Messrs Farnsworth, Houston, Lockhart,
Miller. .Seaver, Sleeper, Sprigs-7.
Those voting for Parrot, were Messrs.
Burnett, Elder, Lynce, Osbourn,
Philips-5.
Mr.. I.aacs received :hree votes, but
before the vote was declared those vo,-
ing for him changed to Mr.. Stanton,
which gave him majority over al. and
he was declared elected. by the Presi
dent. Senate adjourned. ia-s-
No further action was had ON thl
subject in the Senate on Monday. e
/ In ifhe House,in the morning session
Mr.. Cotton offered resolution.i in blank
for the election Of United States Sena
Tors. Laid over under the rule. l
the afternoon. Mr.. Ray offered a resolu
ton that tie Two Houses meet in JON
session on Thursday next (,c-niorrow
at 2 p. NJ. Tor the purpose Of eleciin
two United States Senator'S. Laid oyt
under the rules for one day.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-03

RYAN AND MooRHEAD, successors to
Hensley. Russell d Co., at No. 35
Levee aud 50 Main street. Leavenworth,
are doing a heavy wholesale grocery
business Tier rooms run through
from the Levee to Maid ST., fronting on
bcth.. three stories high, flled with
goods. They buy in New \ osk for
cash. and sell for cash At close profits,
afiordins groceries and produce about
as cheap a, They can be bought in ST.
Louis. See uIeir card, in another
column. We recommend. them TO the
favor Of our merchants when purehss-
ing supplies in Leavenworlh.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-03

{ The New YoRK SToRE.--Tisis esiab-
lishment is doing vigorous business
at No. 55t & 81 Delaware sr,eet. Lcay-
epworth. We heard Leayenworih mer.
chants say that Stetiauer Il Brother
we're selling more goods than hall the
other houses separately. Read their
advertisement. aud don't fail 10 cali and
see them when in "thes city"