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Hair El,t! Egnir Dye!!-- WILLIAM.

KEar Eye! Egair Dye - WILLIAMA.
BATCHELOR'6 celebrated Hair Dye Is THE BEST
IN THE ~ ORLD-the only HARMLESS AND RELI-
ABLE DYE KNOWN. This splendid Hair Dye is per-
feet changes red, rusty gray hair instantly to a
glossy black natural brown, without injurng the
hair or staining the skin. All others mita-
tons and should be avoided.
The genuine has the signature, WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, on the four sides of the engraving o
each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by II. II. Nc.
DONALD & co, Sacramento, and CHARLES LANG
LEY, San Francisco, and respectable Druggists gener
ally.
Wholesale Factory, 81, Barclay street, late 283
Broadway, and l6, Bond street, New York. sel5-}sI
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09

IN Marblehead stands the mansion Of Col.
Lee, built in 1892. 1t has for many years
been occupied by the Marblehead Bank. a
few days ago during a heavy rain, it was
noticed that the pavement in front of the
house was laid with the date 1863, repre-
sented in small white stones. For ninety
years the stones have been daily Travelled
over, yet nobody had noticed the chronoogi-
cal ,nosaic under their feet, until Il soul look
ing down for the dryest place to put his foot,
happened to discover it.-SaLem Observer.
We never knew before of any "soul that
had q foot" although every foot has a sole.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09
APPEAL TO SCIENCE.

you wish to be sure of obtaining perfect hair dye
without any deleterous element, Crstadoros Excel
sor Dye is the only submitted to this ordeal
1t has been
ANNALYZED By Chiffon,
the first chemist in the country, and his certificate
setting forth its harmltssncss is within the reach of
every buyer
THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY
of the ustrcus blacks and browns, which it produces
with unerri & certainty in ten minutes has fairly won
for 1t the appellaton ofthe most natural hair dye
invented. Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair
Dressers CRIsrApoRo, No 6 Astor House, Ny.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
SEQ 1870 Washington ST. San francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09
CHAPTER MI.

We will now return to Inez. As soon as
OMulligan had got well to sea, that fair
young creature resolved to make her own
escape. She accordingly raised a window on
the ground floor and got out Then walking
quietly to the depot she bought a ticket and
went home in the cars. Her escape was con-
summately managed, and reflected great
credit upon her shrewdness and iurepidity.
She did not get out with other passengers at
the railway eating houses for her meals, pre-
ferring to die natural death.
Majestic scenery abounded along the route
she had wisely chosen, and she could not but
notice how assidnously the gentemnnly con-
ductor, the indefatigable brakesman, the
efficient engineer, and the urbane switchman
performed their respective duties. 1t was
the Broad Gauge route, and connected with
steamboats, for Slinkersville.
Her mother was glad to see her, Cher fa-
ther, it will be remembered, met a watery
grave by being drowned in the first chapter
of this story,) and the neighbors wanted to
know how much money she had laid up for
a rainy day"
"Dear mother" said the fair Inez al know
your heart must bleed to see me come home
without father"
"Well, yesi rather But he was awful on
slariacks He'd eat forty on 'em a a single
meal. But, poor man, he's eaten his last
slaEjack Not another solitary slapjack will
that poor drownded man ever eatl' tear
glistened in the worthy widows eye as she
spoke.
Pity he could not have died at home,
said Inez, in his bed, surrounded by kind
friends
he had, replied the af'ectionate widow,
.t,,. Lo, - c,uar,1 en-
him, tell you!"
Weeks and months went by on leaden
wings Where was Will Somers, the gallant
sailor boy? Is my William true p she asked
herself one day
" lie isl he ist7 cried voice, and the
young tar stood before her.
" Weelyum r. cried she
" Inez !" cried he
And they We're locked in each others arms
which it is fine thing to do, my young
readers
Well, if this amt the crovner!" said the
madcn's maternal parent. entering the room.
" | was never so struck up in heap in my
nat'ral born days-hithlul Got any pro-
perty, William? Got thousand dollars 2"
"'Ihere is the sum twice told !" cried vii
liam, casting a heity purse of gold upon the
floor. "Blush nottalle it There's not coin
that is not bought and hallowed in the mer-
chant marine service, reefing forecastles
splicing bulkhead jib-booms, and in the per-
foralance of other labor incident to a mari
time pursuit"
"All right replied the maternal parent
You may get married right away. Quicker
the better"
The wedding day came The village bell.
pealed merrily The white-hoired old cIer-
gyman and the invited guests had all cougrc-
gated, when a chariot, drawn Ivy fonr fithful
rrotting horses and driven by an honest
horsrman from the Union Course, Long
Island stepped suddenly at the door The
chariot contained O'Nulligan aud the Saga
cious Pirate. It did, upon my honor.
'Good people, make way g. said the saga
rious firate. trui'-h gold headed club
Room fol hi imperial highness Patricko
ONlu igauo. lord Of the swell-heads, king ot
Canal street, grand uciary of the bankrupt
op-boilers Lo! great man coneth. stag
! his nibsl'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09
JENKINS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

NOR PRESERVING AND RESTORING THE
Il HAIR TO BALD HEADS.-It cures the sup
pressed secretons which are productive of the loss Of
hair and the inspssated secretiOns which invariably
produces violent pain in the head, and the debilita
ted cutiule which frequently produces loss Of hair
II also cures the dsended build which forces the shaft
of the hair from the capillary sack, destroying hair
eaters scay eruptions OF the soap, dsndrun altered
texture and dry Of the hair and all other diseases
of the hair
Prepared only by JOHN C. JENKINS, the Hair Re-
storer, l39 Second Street, Marysville.
Agent for Sacramento-W. IL. c. STEPHENSON, NJ.
D. X Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
REFERENcEs-Ho C. II. Bryan, Ex Judge Of the
Supreme Court Hon. Gordon ~ Mott, Ex-Judge OF
the District Court Hon. Jesse o, Goodwin Ex-State
Senator Hon Lloyd Magruder. state Senator , L. 4.
Rice Esq 5. G. Cooper, ESQ; W. II. Hamilton, ESQ;
John Nasn, ESQ MIR. John Banks, Mr.. c. p. Robin
son. Mr. Henry Howe, Ma ysville; Mr.. v. W. Shores,
Yuba City; Nj. Robert Kelly, rIouctoO; Mr. S. Spar
row, Ssu Francisco; Mr.. Truman Neal, SacT amento.
octt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09
Attention Warrens.

You are requested to meet at your Engine house ths
afternoon, for the purpose of attending the funeral
Of Master " ilam Liuthicum, an honorary member VI
Pioneer No s. Z. W. wINKLEY, Foreman.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09

A CoNvENrENr FAMILY ARHANGEMENr.-
Mr. + S. OFT, of Nevada, who has a place of
business inside of town and a family resi-
dcnce ont, has put up "A telcgraphic wire be-
tween the two points By this admirable ar
rungement, he and his young wife are
enabled to transmit messages and hold
social converse at all times OF the day
GrasS TaleY Nati0nat.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09

Thus the mis's are rapidly rising from the
marshes Of this Romance for this Romance
has mists and marshes RS well as that other
story which is nov attracting some attention
in literary eireles-I allude to Great Fluctu-
ations 10y my friend and felIow-comrauion in
the rosy walks of fr-t-class literature c. ID.
of Gad's Hill While would institute no
invidious comparison may still be permitted
to submit that my story is Mister and Marsh
ier than his. | i'll bet five dolloars it is,
anyhow
1t may not be generally known that all of
us Dickens, Bulwer, Old Thack, and The
rest of us--have no idea of what we are
going to write about when we commence our
novel, and it frequently occurs that we don't
know what we are writing about after we
hare commenced them. These are pecuIiari
ties Of eminent authorship, and should excite
no astonishment in any well-regutated mind,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09

Dissolution OF CO-PartnerSIliP
NOTICE is hereby given that the Co oPsrtnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
in the Draying Business Is this day dissolved by
tual consent. All persons indebted 10 the firm of z.
W. WINKLEY CO., are requested to make imme
diate payment, and TO either member of the firm.
Marysyille October 3D. 1851.
Z. W wINKLEY,
oc42w JAMES ENNIS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-09

[TEN NNTED to fill up the ranks Of TIE
WI Maiys,ille Rifles to the maximum number
None but good men wanted. go
Term Of enlistment for three years or the war: All
those wishing To 60 into service will apply immediate
y at the Arm0ry First street, next TO Decker, jew
ttt & Pqxtou's Banking House, between the hours OF
Q A. VI. and p. NJ.
The Company will be provided for at the camp at
Marysvlle and pay and raOns will date frem arrival
ofrecruts.
s9YF~ An entire new election Of officers will be had
before the Company is mustered into service.
oc2 BY order OF the company
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80 SAt tEI "DIEDtTeT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
9iawanberir uHb listfense fplten ffbr SDrfatts frr7 rtr ts tHFs
@tGetts faafeh att fgftt1u bttfeiben nNr sn fEiAta e%n8efsaten
s3efutet Faufea. nciGe pgn tbreM @ebalt leben, nt1t aber 5En
Wlarlern ubtt 8pif8entrSeern, 81 fe f0nt Der @efa1r ~au8eeeBt
-fmb. tsl&wtaeelt 81 rerbeA NIB Tor @sle HmiDnf q~usgeben.
Ourdfahrt8s8iIette
rad alen 3beiIcn bfs gDefcMs fn0 su baben BET
@D. s.. %tsbeoranht,
@snerdl@ Gu 9ranteu-MB sWt Der @aitintpts- uab
0bps&tfentaha. &
Sa30,h 9Ep. ~ &9aIIeoitr.y OQllIntpre.
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WeIaaTE9DllaCt, PIDltFs lllID STDFetUll1Ies
ri~alien=2ager.
Samuel e. Turner, 3 SiDz@barleSltr.
salt ~befdtots I'M gorratb en- grGBe8 Eager BON gaptcr, S@rei6mas
Eertaten, @ei46fts- nnb @pnto-8h9errl. SH ianent Eager befa-
pet It tnldnbt4es un6 tnipprtirteS Sdreibe aHo Drtefpapter oop
aaen rnSgGben Sorteu MEb s~sabriteu.
RptenFapter tnitrt nnb rpeib tn 9reber adNeetl.
8rtet-&Oupe rte aMer Sorten.
Observation-Disclosures aler Art fs OTfse. unb QrtpatgspraaG,
5tablieeeru, 6~eoerbaLter, Sie0suad, Oblaen, 5leraife nnb @rt.
eI, EiateniI1er It.
Einte suut Sdreibeu nnb tlr &OpterpreHen, BON sen beltea
fabrifert, @epterpre1en, N0rtDfollDs, 9ortempnNaiS &c. t.
6crts sn grpses Eager BON 9aGpapier, @ptettartsu, 0ruGey.
Beroen &c aH ben biaiglteH Breien.
gambler uub Drliiet aus Sem 2anbt Tpetbep es In Ibrem Site
eMe itnoen, BET mir uor3aIpredbeu (Sel7,lD
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SNTFS ~ ~ w.
Gefeufhaft
III N en-Oprt.
gaar einsesa6ttes GaptgaI S2O0,OO
9r6fibentt Ssueu SSeftnbond.
@t3e-grSfiS. unb Seft.t Srisor. Gcapenelec.
OWie @eleui6aft TT bauptia6tb Jar Die ~beatf@t 8fb6
feran8 ber 8er. S%taaten segriirSst TVreen. Sore BE-
antteu fnb 0eutfae uuA ibre 0rufiaGfn Neresu IN ptrt-
d r tn6 en9t fGer Sprabe ~ausaessbfa.
Stet GeiGdfte bsaeteu In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Natfsuer- Inb oetbrsn-
tens0erft@erRngen. 1
&6t3tg prp3tNt ps piRtea giusenS persfn unter
Ggritderten pertbetlt, unb MAIDEN ole 0eeli4ait oaour1 81 etaes
auf 8egenictttgfei bearhubetell.
AIS Gefereu3en. far Baltimore Fnb fplgense Gerrfn az
aanrt, Ban bfnen bic nit y .stmneten aud @ttten- sSn6aber fnp
81. U. S6uaflGef, : 9r. g. 90. GILL;
e NDbt 9eRt,* = 49Dn. G. 0fapntr.
n gperner Dreel, y SaCSb NubDIpb.
- 5amiitOn Cater, = - 6. QB. Spil4er,
y @br. 3tnriGs, II Wieset Stein,
y 5erd. bOn 6apfi = - CD. ubrtau6,
~ Senrp Dtetri6I - Ufpfes gDielenie!s.
Applif1nten aus B1IBtngtcn unp aus irBenI
elreta IIelle ee8 Stddte8 Wlarplanb
Douen f9 seFaGt9t an ntdb wenbeu.
ESoiph ssnalsr aaeut.
Office: SO. IS seeonoir, 8c3enaSer Der pot=offce.
fDrs1 6Dltl
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Johnston's Insurance Room
go. 70 Gecpnbfr.
Teier=, Martnes unb 3ebenSs0erf
r.rn98s GCmDaAnten4
GtGtrite llaD feIteIte VOnlpagnIe.
SertderunS8zGomp. Der 8dlGeb b. Wtrat
- NIT $3.50 900 capital.
Gnndbur9>W ELECTROMAGNETIC D. 8irai
nit 5000, 600 Capital. o
M~ben1arlez0 erft4erunaszGpm Is. 8iroi
nit $500, 600 Capital. q
@barter Sats0erIid .e@pmp. BON 6artfo
NIT $3.50. 900 @aDitaI.
Security g electromagnetic stp. BON ReueS
NIT $270, 600 6. tai. I
Neutrality-suspicious.. bon Nepsg
! t[s9eL NIT $500, 900 capital. (
8eIclutesB 81 rfi@eruns8sG Omp. b. Mewsg
nit $27O, 600 capital. Z
MpntanteW y rIfAeruno8=GCmp. y. Wems1
0 nit $500, 600 Capital. (
WepzW erlrs8 er1ider. s@cmp BON Nemz0
I'D nit $3.50, 900 capital. :
Mercanttle Wiutual Martne.
NIT 81 900, 900 Capital.
8eretni9te Staaten Qeben8-8 erftderuno
nit 81 $50, 972 capital. .
Wcrthern MfIurances@ pmp. bon 2onbm
49, nit So, 1914, III Capital.
Ole ober ~betertten @cntpa9nteei fnb bon Der seoisr,
Staates NtarnIanb ~aitbortfrt rnb l~tsentrt. oDH
Ote bon benz llntersetGneten repriicnttrtet gorrpo,nis.A
prtlth oerfn9bare8 capital gum rpIen pber nnos"
Betrds eerantpCrtH@ fir bic I3ablung bon 0erIu;len. N"o'S
srfest. &bpa~G 3. So nBr T. q
Jreb. Ifium, SurcepOr. IT,,
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Der Mccpmpbattnn8 Bug utS
Treberit per1dBt Baltimore Ii IN
4. 80 Scrmittag8.
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EaFHEfT
Dur4~ 3 il 8 mad Dem Weiten-
Qt5abrt: Mrr8ens s. Is U1in. unO 9tadaI
tags 4. 80 Wfauten.
6arrtsbursA ccpmpbattpn8s
3ug.
Nbfabrt s lbr Nbenb8 in 8erbh1pung mn
Der wefliden 8abn.
Ybilabelpbtd, Wt1min9tpu
Baltimore.
8. 3O9iin. II. 10. Is 8prun. IT,. 4. 45 geadm
|8eftt9e MarAGanb @tienbabn
(Galpert @tation)
S.15 u. $50 Nadnt. CHS @ranberrp.)
Sulnibu1e fir 8eltrniniter nno Weandelter
ltnb nit ben l3H9en in Verbinoung.
Stages+
sc ad Is Ill nj t 8 .{Dia BeItmin(fer)
aeben ppm QGeftern tSptel, @de 0owarb u.
Saratcsaltr. jepen Wcrgeu um Z llbr (Spnn=
tags al~8Sencatmen.
Wah @ppantown u. go ID pntptpu n.
Gerla6e n Gfe Solipap II. Sapettefr, UNI 8.
nbr Wcr9ens II. 4. 80 gtadm.
Sad 8etatr. = gon 8romnS 6ctd in
Si9bftr. ieOen Dieaitas, DDnnerfus u. @am>
flag.
Na4 9ellApine (8btlab. Rpac.) -
Son 3iiins Gun Setel 5isbft. ieben 3iene
flag, Dpnnerf flag u. Samitas.
EH
gta d @eiferstewn. 8pu @efermlSps
beElgta@uittaS 8 lltr.
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DerGuSerter IabrptGn. ~
Glad9 cam Weteu uno Noroen.
GSiHtersSSbTplan.

Gn unS ua4 benz 6. @ug. geroea ta8tta bret 3u8e auf brlet
Balm in na6fplBeuber 9Detie erpeeirt:
Der Wpf5uB gebt tdslid Unit MuSaattas beS Sonntas3) an
8 utr Is min. a2preene al nab g%ttt5bHre, g9tease Glsse!erh,
sinsinnasi 81 souls ae aaf &9file res 2.eleaS a va s(sre'
~naitt5buts, gprt, 9ansafer, 0%leeatu8, gCtt5sile, Optnss, Dd1s,
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ltSe unb 9%a9ertgp1
Sad Nem-gptt i'm 0,15 0lpra. NIT nur etnsn Garrfu-
redfel. f. bi1ts He anf ieoer Qntert 8a9n.
&eiienbc fErneu nit otefent 3u9e HaG Detroit tao @bca9o ea
Ntaoara SSaaS, 10 btlt0 ats onf r9eno elmer dnoern 8abu fabren
Ger BORT AtcOu pbatton85ug t39IiA (Spnntag8 aus
senCumen) un SO 9ta4nt, mad gorr uno ouet Gtatipueu Ger
@eIern War9laro Sabn.
Ser harrisburg AceRntebe tt IN S-3a8 8rtt as4
It'd, (Gpnntags eu6senpmnea) I'm 500 Ibehos a5.
8eienbe ron asdibtn8tCn uHb bfgs 5Gbea, reibe nit BEN
8use unit ego Wter8enS ebet 3A0 gfa4mttta5s bttr anfeHa-
men, fnhen 8efpr6erlaG NIT belt 8ABen bteier @abu.
o. gDeeen ~Tahrbtlets uno aneereg Benagfn unb b~eri4siiden
Ansfunft 6elie6s man fs al bic 9tlettzSffcs In bar uGlibart.
Station" @Ge ppn Calvert unb Brentltafrp 3u ufnbea.
SaS. 8. 0larte, @upt.
8. $. gDafmer @tset-Asen SaIi2git
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Charles s. Nparn8, Mial}. England.
Wm. &. DaYtCn, 81. S. Grantreth.
Gal1r8 80. gla9, Rp. NuBlanb,
Garf Sdur1 Wisc. Spanien.
Games 6. Sarbep, ga. @prtuSal.
$. g. @anf orr, @onn. gelgien.
SAINTS g. 9tte, STE, JteOerlanpe.
BRADFORD 81. @OOb, 81. 9. Danemarf.
Saccb @. 0alOeman, ga. S4r. & SIC
9lorAtan 8. Subj, ST.. 9reuBen.
Qnlpn 8urlin9ame, Nlal. @9tna.
GeOrge 81. GO9g, q, s. S9pei8.
@eor9e 9. @aria, st. Garotntem.
91ifas Rind, Sis. RCm.
&5omas @priptn, S6to. Wieriep.
u. g.. Oifiu1pn, q. 9. %91cara9ua.
5ltiba 0upsb9, Gal. @uatamala.
AQeu u, 8urtan, So. 9leu @ranab
{2me8 SO. 0e6b, 81. 9. 8raflten.
3acpb 81. palmer, ga. Nrgentin. gu
Iboma8 s.. Nel1pm, S6to @9ilt.
D. 6. Cartier, SbtO Bolivia.
&. sos MOrrts. ga, Eartet.
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Die S6reiber bieiioer @taot. iOpie ane 9sriOner, wetae cine
suite M6bma{@in IN gu toben Dini4ets ioQtcn ib erinacrn.
rgcnb cine moere, unb % AUD ~swetlnat 70 otet @etb
n%bttn9t. Dtie8 ma1t nnere Malbiner GIT Sen btllig@
ten, welde I'M Martte fn6. 4gebr ais coco ,aSou fms aGein
in btefser Stabt in operation an &Bdem, 98efea mo 9ofen itno
baben ibre Gt9ner ober Die baatt atbeitet: IN ben Stano 9eeet, lb
laebr @ele su eriparen, aI8 iblen bities auT anbtrern 9Sege m69z
lid 1T. aae, melte cine Der Be ten M&9maf 6tneu. he
.nl @ebranNh fno, baben n6d,eu, iodtsh in utferer 0tte;
SEQ. 159 8altit1preItraBe
pDtipreGen, we @ebraudSeQ in beuti1er, eu9lfber,
%tan56Fider unb ipanI9er Sprade su baben flo uno 100 MIR Sc
u bereine GeaiAiue fault, auf ~berieIben arbeien Ierteu.
Gtsidt mad einent @remplar pen Singers NdbntafdiueU@tiet=
AHg. &le Wtai1tnen pereen et gauges Sa6r uab ibrcnn InrauI
con ms III oOler Srbnung unb &eparation 8ebatttn.
(lb28.D SG. Is. BrpGtrtG. Maent
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Oerin0ntn

#at#-H ~FtF &SeNNSAtSEh
tn " 10 gorL
Baar ett9eSabLte8 &apttal.
ue6erl@uB AMI /. September 1850 $SOO,t
Oem urtsrSetfneten lit bic Agentur fir bi,Se a..
tra9eit pcrbea ilno er btetet icinen Wiitbir9ern nun Y ~ II
tDre 9aeeu Der pom ben angefebennen bsr,t @elegel
tsnten 8e9ranoetet uto boa beutf6en Gss0sn ga
fa6ret oeamten
Geuer<ger ft4erunas~ @eeQchof
Wert1ania |
8e9en TerlIit our9 SSener Su i6ibep, neIa,ea s,.s ear
Aus9dce Don went9er Dollars berpertleuint fpe,Ssn tabr
Slr Die Soltpttit BET @ei@dftSfibyur6 mn ~ j. wan.
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Sireftprent
Utortb Stt9er, Wetfael 2ienaH, Z. & S,rS+ q
9enrp Ban, 6. HoppenblfeT, @es So eeloaro .
@otttrte6 @intber, Glealent SeerSt $50 !: oySMnnlt9S,
2. Y. Shletder, &Sni. 9SiGiof, MiHsrSY NJ W. Ss9ne
4. DantbrAann, Better 9 aGarn, gTern;, y. SSGoe.
Sobn I. S9etsler, Scruraun WcorcmIe 2 SS9ttd
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u. &bclnaS, 8tlaui Sdan, aTtpI S S%ssEGo' y
Varragf @. 3aIpe Sobn 8. AbecT, ggi0i9m ! Th
Sebal @getrepo, 6. y. @asbentiu8. SenTn " =. Snl
:. y. 0oprntaIi1 Relbea 70. 6cpeS' eeo I ..
% @ossrf SgluffS' l1Gteoeri4 yaeitfati. 5ra,s.s SSitSSs' S &
Worts 9iI0er, SrSRbmt
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BrecSinridges Spesch in the Senate
Lane. of Iud ana, in Reply.

WAsHIseroN, July 10, 1S6l.-The fea-
turein Congress, to-day, was Breckn.
ridges speech against the Government
1t was of unusual ability, clear and logical,
proved his premises were granted, that the
Executive has no right, under any emer-
gency, TO do any act not prescribed by the
Constitution and law. He enumerated acts
Of usurpation, end declared The only excuse
alledged was necessity, and denied the val
ldity of this defence. He did not attempt to
show how Government could have dcne
otherwise, without abdicating to jeff Da-
Wis s. Co. The speech was carefully
guarded and did not fulfill public expecta-
lion Of an outspoken defence Of the traitors.
There was not word of defence of the
rebels in it, only inculpation Of Govern
ment for daring to put them down. An
immense audience heard the speech. The
galleries were uncomfortabIy crowded.
Senator Lane, Of Indiana, made rousing,
patriotic, vociferous stump speech in reply.
1t was good and strong, though not remark
ably parliamentary. 1t gave Breckinridee
chance TO deny that he ever wrote let
ter, widely published, declaring Lincoln's
Congress should be confronted with fifteen
States. He also volunteered denial that
either he or Gov. Masofin had ever tele-
graphed JEFF Davis that Kentucky would
furnish soldiers for the Southern COME Ter
acY. E-rIEss :. rs--.nall Ecn.