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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1861.
VOL. VI. NO. 2.
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MBJRBBON SENTINEL
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, OY
JAMES O'MBARA.
KIHTOIt AMD lllPltlKTOKt
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(IS AUVANCi:.)
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One Cony. Tlircc Muulli '1 oo
ADVERTISING RATES:
OneSqtinro, of Twelve Lines nr le, First In-
tcrtloii, SII 00 1 niul for inch subsequent liaer-
.Ion, l no.
Professional or rtu1nes Card. l.noli Fuuarc,
per milium, SM Oil i for .Six Monlli, iU 00 ;
fur Three Months, SI I) 00.
Ji llliorol prutit will Im made tn irrsnns who
ulvi'ilbc to Hie extent or butr square.
The number or Inirllnn should bo marked on
tin- margin or advertisements.
D.WM. DOUTHITT,
Attorney and Councillor
jrnolx.foxxf7-illo, Orofjon.
n3A;i"Mi.B: jif ci s
iyiartincullin
HAS Tor the prcont established n shop nl
tlin public Itnuso or Mr. Michael llnnunn.
on California street, Jaeksmtrllle, where ho l
prepared to execute every description or work
in hi line. Hull', warranted to III, nmle nl
rhurl notice, In any shin Ih'i cinlimier may
cIioom'. llii Iiiii on li uid tin1 lalcil fashion I'll
tern. lt"p ilrln done neatly, wllh dlrpiich.
Clt irgc low.
Jacksonville, Ibc. fl, IrV.O. -l.tr
J)i X. Cnlihrcll lioiiliuun
H3 pcrmincnlly lnentul In Jacksonville,
niul nin.r Ids iirofi-sclunal unices In the
.practice of
Mnlltlnr, HitrRrrj- nmt Olt.tttrlr..
Onice al his roldi'iico. on California ilr.crt.
1 1 the Iiviimi fnrmeily occup'ud by A. M. Ilirry.
u.'xt iloor to Judge Print'.
Charge very reasonable. Call attended lu
nt ull ti.Mir.4 or the l.iy or night.
Dec. gist, In',9. dic'ililiiittii
" L. H. DEWEY""
HArlnpemil simp oppodtrt Anderson A
Olonu'. o-i California slreit. In Dr. I..
!.iutiiix'driig slnrt, br rcpi'rliu
WATCIIKS, CLOCKS, .IKWIII.UY.KI'C.
All ork warrant"! lo give tutlrtuillun.
Jacksonville, Hoc. '.'Ill, H-"'. 'Mf
C. W. GREER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
oi'rii'i:, j.t:cMi vh.i.i: unto htoui:,
Oii;im.
DR. JOHN HERRUOLD,
SUnQICAL AND MECHANICAL
mm nj27W.ar.tB.Fvi'-xir9
Tn oltBioii.-tri.llo, Orosou.
All my ork will li cxteiilnl JVT1
t sreutly roluccil prlei'. i'oii r.un flVSy'ja'&l
only. lOcl.Iiillli.in r 1 1 U
'. "JOS. H. BLEDSOE,
Attomuy autl Coiuifulor nt Lnw,
l.riM I'rnetlro In nil the Court InMlnJ.uk.
mil niul Jim phliio cnniitle, nml In llu1
SS'iprt-iuo Court of tliu.-jlntc. -1 1 f .
REED & BERGEN,
A ( t o r it r y nt I . a w ,
j.w wko.wim.i:, i.,
VIII nttrr.it to nny tmliii rmiHili-il lo lln-m In
the ovcr.il Courl or lint I'lrtt Jml'cl.il DMrlcl
or Oregon, niul In llm Supreme Court. SO.
R. WILLIAMS,
AUORNKV AND Cni'MiKI-MHI AT laff,
Kr.uiiYVii.i.i:, hiv.
lirilJi praeltco In llio ecrl Court, or the
V Flitt Jtitllcl.il Hl-lrlct or Oreson, ami at.
tenil promptly to Im-liieM enlruti-J lo hi. care.
(Wi-cUiiim ntleudtd to ulth illp.itch. 27
CHAS. B. BROOKS. M.D.,
HAS I.OC.VTKI) IS JACKSONVII.I.i:. nml
offer 111 proreMlon.il wrtlre to till com.
iniiiilty In the pruetlco or Miciut, Sariri ami
iltMnci.
onien on Cullfornla lrcct, next door to hen
Ikt" Jewelry nlore.
Cull nltemlnl to at nil tiouri or d iy or nlnlil.
M.uiii:ii, iHi.u..u-ir
PKTER lUUTT,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
alarkaoii. Illr, (IrrKuii.
I. prepared to tnko rietun- In every rtylonr
Hie All, "HU nil in" i-m" iiupiuti-iiii-iii, ti
do not i;tveatir.ictlon,nn charge will Ixtmade.
Call at 1'iink' Climr Store, or at the (iullery on
the Hill, nnd hhi 111 1'lcturei, lllf
SEWINGJVIACHINE
matihksi:m, nr.uoixu axu tenth.
ON' HAND nnd made to older, lloiuo Lin.
lug nud paper HuugliiK. by
' A. 0. AMlKuTS,
2 Giltfornt Slutt, ahnt Ortjon,
Law and Collection Ofilco.
10. II. WII.I.IAM'I. A. C. IIIIU'H.
(latu ChUr Jmllcc.)
WILLIAMS & GIBBS.
Portland, Ori-eon.
Will practice in the Courts or Oregon ami
"Nii!-liiii2ton Ti'rrito'iw.
B. F. DOWCLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jotkiuu t llli', (It I'licin,
Will practice In all the Court or llio 3d Judl
chil UWrlcl, tho Supiviuo Court or Oregon, aud
In Yrekn, Cul.
I'nrllcuhr attention paid to procuring I.nnd
w.imint aim couecung cminis against the (.or
iTiimcnt. VOly
SURGICAL HOSPITAL.
T nm now prepared to rccelio patlcnta In the
X iup;ini, on mo corner oi iuim aircci, oacK
ortliu "Union Motel."
tmum cash on coon security.
CIIAS. II. IIIIOOKS, M. D.
Jack'oiiville, Jul) ;i, 8i'0.-2S .
LOVE & BILGER,
fnllfornia Mrctt, JntKvomlllr, Clrrgon.
DEALERS IN
Tin, Brass and Copper Marc,
Stoves, Iron and Stcol, Hard
ware, Cutlery, lilacksniith's
Tools; Powder, Shot & Lead,
Paints, Oils, (ilass,S;e.,&e.
WORKERO JN
IRON, COPPER.
LEAD AND BRASS.
JLOVB3 & UlMiMll
HAVr,Jiitrecehid rretn the All.inlle r
nnd Sun IVmelKO, n eointdele Ktcek nl
eier.tthliik' In their line, nnd will kevpcuiul.inl.
Iy on liaml nn nnrtiuent or the tiot
Tin, Slipcl lion 4 CnpiH'r Ware,
lira I'Ijk". IIjiImiiIIc N'o.lr, I-'urco
I'uiiip', Chilli", l.eml Pipe, lln-e,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
AndXUails, nil; Sizes;
liar, I'lnte nnd nmrli il Iron
I'iiIiiI. Oil, fhv nml (JlnMl
All i'mllllror I'liuiUr)
iluil or nil iiiiiiilnr
Ilriulie or evi ry ar'cly. c Ic., rle.
All nrlleie mil liy them or iiiiiiiiillietiirid
WAIIItANrCU. Th Ir w.uk I mult or tin
liert li.ilerliilniiiWirelnreert 1'iittilii'.
iy.Ord r nltemlnl lo wllh ipilekiit ill
patch, uiul lllkil uecoidln to dlrielluu.
STOVESTSTOVES!!
Ain. Jii-t nfi-lml, n l.ire lot or Stove, or
nvurUil flze, nml pniiituni p.iltiru.
Ihu'K's 1'ntpiif Cooking Stoves,
The Xew World Move.
The two ury ll, mol approved patlerinln
the world.
Parlor, Ofllrc and Caliln Stoves,
I'.itiryninl I'hlu, ceii'luicliil ou lutifl TihI
mbf! pl.i'i'.
l'ullrrr, i;ttll.". 1'oiJ, I'aiu,
mid pvrrylliliiK eonneclid wllh Iliem Stover,
lunilil.' mid jnrriel.
In 1'ver.tlliliij;, Hielr lock I the lnree.l nnd
eniiiplili-rt iiir lii-iu!it lo Jucl.omille, mid
they nri d teriillti'tl In n II
I '.ill .('nl e..liuln
li);el'vlifr-.
i their tlek IxTnri' purcli.l.
Jiiimi v;i. ishi..'.1:!.
.iuiiv.M)i:if(i. --..i.x.tittNT.iii.r.Nx.
Aii)i:r..sx & Glkxx,
QETVECMORCOOH AND THIRD STftEF.TS.
Wiioi.i:sAi.r. AM)
ItKTAII, IIDAIXIIS l.:
SHPLB & nm DRV GOOD!!,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
WINKS, LIQUOHS,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
FURNISHING GOODS,
rrosorvod Fruits, 2?io Fruit,
Preserved Pacats, Oysters,
Fresh Spices, Sauces,
Jellios and Ficklos,
MINING TOOLS,
IIt'cllllllltn, Ii)itli'iiuiil, I'ar-
iiiIiik linplt'iiu'iitx; Pal nlx,
Oil, Iron anil Slci'l,
A1I.S, LOCKS,
(nriiiii(iiiii)i,i.oi"u.inAix,.sAt,Ks.
CANDI.KS. t'AMI'IIKNi:. I.AMl'
OIF.. TIN WAIIi:. WOOIHIN"
WAlli:, IIIIOO.M.S, I'ANi.S,
ZKTDXA nU3BEH CODS,
to which wo rcpectrully linlle prmi' wliiilu;
piirrliatu wu nre di'leriiilnid l-i SIOLL.
JlIJdAiJ J'Ulv CJASl I.
Jackwiallle, Octotar li, b.W.-iH'J.
i:xikin:ss saloon.
DY P. H. LYNCH.
At llie Olil i:taltllUeil Hiprro Coiurr
I. . w r.iiiiii,... ..nil i, iv
f ni t ....lt...i .. tn. il...
choicest Ltanors. wines and Cordials, oh.
tntned ftuiii ihv beet ism KrancUco Iioiih'.
Tho Lett approved Qunlltlen or KtiKltrh,
bcoicu ami Aiuei lean fliatt JJeVCratJCS. on
drauuht or In Imttle.
GlClAJiS f prlmo Havana hrand,
IHircn.imi iiiievb Hum iiiician iinpuriiii;
luiiin'. will lie kont coiiMniillv on hand.
In eviry depirlment the Kxpre Haloon will
no Kent in liixi-rniuKiyie, mm no oiinmiunlly
w'lll Lo neglected to cutir fur tho coinfort und
rcrriMinieni or gueti.
c. r.
M'ltAlll'i:, II. IHYIU..V.
SPRAQUE & HAYDEN,
Alloincys K Counselor nt Law.
27 Kkiiiiyvii.i.k, Oiikcox,
OlOOlLS t
A GOOD a?foi trutiit ol flocks nl tho Jack
wuvillo Hook and Vnilety ttoro, corner
C'.illlornla nud Oregon li''.'tU, If
LA W8 OF THE UNITED STATES.
ClIAl'TliU CI.XXXI.
An Act making npprnprintloiii Tor the nnynl
fervlec Tor the yinr ending tho tlilrtictli ol
lime, ciglileen hundrcil nml sixty-one.
Holt cnaclcd liy the Hrnaln nml llouo of
Ri'iirMcntntie of the Unlliil Slntts or Ameri
ca in Congress n'.iemliled, Tlutl the rollowing
r unu be, nnd lliev nro liereliv, niprnprlatcd,
r-T the year cn.Iitij? the tlilrtictli or June,
ilplilicn liiiiiilnil mid nlxty-nnc t
I'or pay or cnminlfrinn, warrant, petty fiul
eir nml nninicn, Including the engineer corp.
or the navy, four million five hundred nnd
iccnty-rour thoixanil reven linmlnil and tneb
ly.flvc dollar nml tiincly-nevcn cent.
Tor provisions for cominlioii, warrant, nnd
petty officers nml teamen, Including engineer
nnd mirim ntlnclud to vrwcls Tor wn-pcrvlce,
nine Imiiilnd mid lorly-oua lhounnd seven
liundre.l dollar.
I'or mirucoiM' iieeenrlcs nnd nmilinnccn fur
the nick mid hurt of the navy, Iiirlii.Iit.tr the
i iiiinei r nml nnrliie corp, iinriy.ivctiiouam!
ix imiiiireii iiitiinr.
Tor lliorepiilr ntvl efitilpment of llic vrse's
oi itie ti.iv), itiie oiiiiiuii niu 11111111rt.1t nun
tuetil.iriu lliMl'aliilihillar: I'rnvidetl.Thiit
not mure limn Ihreu tlioiHimd diil'nr rliiill lie
I'.xiii'tidiil ut nny iiiixy-jiiril In ii pairing the
null mm pir oi nny verrei. nun. inuiieeeiiy
it I nl e.Kilii'iicy of Mieli npilr, nud I lie prnti.t.
Me cost llit-rcur. lu iiecrlalued nud njiorltil
Ik the, Xuvy Oitirtiuont liy nn examining
hoard, to lie cotupot.il or one eaptitln. or com.
miiiiliT in llm Ntay, the luivul eoutructor of
tlioyntil wlnro nny vttwi-l'ui.iy Iteordeud for
rep ilrs, nml tnu tu'.nli r workmen ortnieh ynrd,
ur iiiiem.tMir wotkiniti nml mmclmcrnfthc
it ivy, iiciorillng to tint nature of the n pair to
lie made) iuM m.itir workmmi nud engineer
to liedeslgiiatid liy the head ISuniiil ol Con.
triiclloii nml Itepalrs; nud not more than one
thoiimid ilollnr. hall lie e.iei d il In rrpaiis
on the mil nnd rigging of nny u-cl until the
i.vpidiiiicy nud in crMlty of null n pair, nnd
llii'tsiliiiiliil -it lliirinf. Ii.no Urn ntrtul
'ti llio Nuvy I -:n tin. tit liy mi ixunlnli'g
hoard. In li.' I'ouipiKiil of one n ivnl t Pin r, In
lo Im nppiiintcd liy tli'.Seiriliiryoriln' Navy,
nud the liuukr rfggir, ui.il n.iutir railnuikir
of the yi'.til wlnie nali iicl may tie
nrihriil. I'nivMcil, Tlnit the .Sierclary ol
the Nnvy ennn ran-fnl ixiimlniitlon to Ik1
inailelty nn.il tlTmr. rtiu'lnirr, nml eon
trueloi, into thu eomllilen of I lie railing e
el ol tin? navy, nnd thu rnt of giving Iheni.
or nny of tit-tit. full linm power, ti'zilhcr
with Ihecxpuluney of milling nieli i-liange
In il n- of ll.e coii, cendith n, n rd I. niul gene
ral clwraclvr of ru-li cwcl.ini n'tcrcl ; nmt
tint ll.erc,iort of null ifliwu. Ig ilnrwiili
tin r-'ceivluryV vlini llicafn, li' C iLiinnlra
led lt I'.'iig.r .it It m.t m.'ot.
I'ur fail for tho navy. 1 1 li, puieJiitod Ir
I'leiiS'ib jiMsi'illiiiI liy lnv l.ir ntlrr mile,
riu'. and lor tin tr.iti.i.,rtiit l.ui thereof, lilil
hut dud ami folly iIh'iimiiiI ihil'm.
I'or llic pun liii-o of Ileum niul other mate
ria' for thu navy, three liinitln.il ilioii'iind
I .I!ur.
For niiliinnre-mid nrduancs Vtnrr nnd imiall
nrim, lueiiid li.- IiipuIi uiul expni'i. three Imii
ilr.il nml thlrly-clxhl lliim'-itil il.ill.i-.
I'or I'outiiigiiit i .mm lli.it miv nrerite
fur the fii'lowliig iiiirixiiM-. : 1'ieclit mid
lriiiiprtittl"ii. piii t og mid hitioiivr nder
ii-.ii',' lu iuHii.ii.r. Imi!.. hi iii. iniiil.'1'.miil
lr.iw.ng. piiieln'euml rpa!i of flreiiuiuc
nil iiiiiclitniry, reimli of uiul nlli-mlim; to
ntiiiiniugiui In imvy.xmili, piuil,.te nud
iii.ilnti i.i.t ee nl litirre nnd oxen, mid diaing
train, ear!., tlintfr wtiii!.iind lie ntrtli.tfe
nud reimii of wnil.iiK'iiV Iihi' i pnrfugo if
ptiinic ivnir, iiKi.oii.nml camle lor may
urt!nui Imro ttutlou : nav of watrluuin
ami iueali nlnl lalior not ehargtitile to nny other
iippropriuti n ; traiMportiitloti In nml l.i'lmriit
leiiilmg the ilelivery or prnrl.in and Mole on
rorelgu flnll.iii j tth.irlii'.'e. ilocknge. mid n nt;
traveling o.Mkiii' ol olllcir und other iimler
oriK'r ; lunei.il extviM . tore nud ollleo tent.
liiel, roiiiiuir:oiii nml pivir eMl;lii navy
iigii!uud hturt l.ii K'r. 11 ig. owning, un-l
pa(l,iitg-lHie4, prtiniiiini nnd oilur cxciie
of rirrulllng. nppn h iidlug iI.ih rti r. tr tlirm
pi; ti hti."iiiiin tiding cotiiti irarlla', courl
f ii.uiry, nml oilur Hrvlets niilliirzul hy
liw, pay to Jud,jin ndvoeate, pilotage nnd
lowu.tof vi'M-t!. nml util.titiKo to vie!lu
il fit it, and for lull of limltli m.il tpinruiitiite
e.ile of (h!i or tint I'nltiil Hluli navy
In foreign port, lite litiudriil ut.d nlncty-nlx
iiiounii'ii iioiiar: I'roMtliil, ll.ul I lie cxiien-
lit tin s muter tho foil-going iipproprlution.
hull he to iicetiiinltd for in tiithow- thud!'
Imrccmnitu liy cnih liurenu, under eaeli re
iieetlvc appropriation: And prnvldi-d furtlitr,
'I'li.'.t llic ttllumU lor ('.H'iiditiiKi (or inch
puiiio Khali hereafter lie given in detail.
I or ll.e pmclin? or fjllpilro fur tho use of
the navy, ten llioil-aml dollar.
.Miirluo Corp. I'or the pay of officer,
nnu eoiiiiuVtonetl oll'ui n, iiniilciaiu, privates,
rlerk. iut(iiger, ttenard. and wrviinU;
foriutliiusaud eliiljilug lor servant, additional
ration for live yuir' urviie, for umlrutvn
elollilng und rnliouj, liountiei for rc-iiili.
nt'.'iit, lour huiiilnd ami lui-uly-firo llion,aiul
two hiHidnd mid tcveiity clyltt ilollur uiul
eighiy nut.
l'nr piov!ton, sovnitv-ono thousand even
liiinilrnl und lilly-nlue dollar.
l'nr elnlliiic one humlridmid thirteen tlioit
8 1 nd eluhl hundred mid f.fiy I. dollar.
l-'irfuel. Iwinty-tmi lliou'imd three liiin
ilrnl oud furly-tnt) ilollnr und twculy-Hve
Will.
For military Mnrr, viz t pay of nrnmrcr,
iCnlr ofurin. purrh:vcorureiiiitfrmenl, ord
tun' c t-lous. Hags, tlrtiiu. Ill-, niul oilier In
rtruiiK tit. Iwilve llioiiMind ilnlhii.
I'or trumpartntlou of ollia'i nnd troop,
nnd expenses of riciuliing, futirtuu thousand
dullar.
l-'or repnlrs of barracks, nnd rent of offices
where Iheio nro no puhllc tulldlnys for that
purpna, eight thousand dollar.!.
1-or roiitlugencl(, viz: freight, ferringe,
loll, enrtave. whurlu;:e,eonipeiratlon !o jmUi-s
udvoeale, jitr iliem for ultiuding court mar
tial, rourl of liii'itry, nml for ciniitiiut lalior,
lioa,o rent iiiliinol' itiuriiis, hiiriul of d.
etused iiiarlues, printing, stationery, postage,
telegraphing, ojipielicusloii of ikserter, oil,
eamilca, gas, foruge, stiavv, furniture, Uil-sacks,
adts, shovel, uw. picks, earpenters' tool,
keep of a horso for tho inctsciigcr, pay of mat.
rnn, washerwoman, nud porter ut the hospital
headquarter, thlrty'tvvn thousand five hundred
dollar.
Xavv Vni). For llio preservation of
won;, ami ior me currcm tepuir at me scv.
eral navy yard, viz :
At I'nrlf mouth, New Hampshire, ten thou
fand dollar.
At Itartnn. fifleen thousand dollar.
At New Vmk, tnruly tlinu.iud dollars.
At Philadelphia, liftiut llrjitsand ilollur.
At Wushlnton, ten llioii-and dollars nnd
for repalrluqr and painting llio nuartcrs
oi enpled liy tho officers, of the yard, cvcn
tlotiund nine hiimlieu and twenty-nix dollar.
At Norfolk twenty thcuund ilo'lurs: to
eompletc kIiI)!ioiic, number lortr-ciuht, niiio
Uvu llioimnd dollars ; nnd for rcjnlrnifriilp-
liouei A and It, nt Norfolk, thirty thousand
dollar.
At I'cns.ieohi, ten tlioiinnd dollars.
At Mure Island, twenty thotiand dollars.
At Sucttctt's Harbor, one thnmand dollars.
llosriTAiJi For tlieconstriictlnn nnd com
ntctiou of works, nnd for tlia current repairs of
several naval hopltals :
notion. I-or repairs of hospital, two thou
sand live hiimlnd ilollur.
New (irk-. ! or repairs of hospital build
ings nnd laboratory, sevrn llioiuuntl ilollur..
Naval Asylum, riillndelphla. For Improv
ing cemetery, skr-llglils lo main building, fur
niture, and repairs ofrutne, houie cleaning mid
white-vvnsliing, repairs to Itirnnces, grates, and
rnn.'f s, gn mid water rent, and for repairs of
nil Minn, tivo titoiKami one liuuureu ami nny
dollms.
For support nf bencfleinrles at the n.yltim,
twinly-sevtu Ihoii.taml dollars.
Norfolk. For porter's lodge, replacing
wooden galleries, ami for retinlrs of limpltnl,
eighteen llioupaud two liutulrt.il aud seventy
dollars.
I'liisneoln. For draining nnd filling pond
nnd lor repairs of hospital building nml do
pciidcncKS. ten thousand live hundred dollnr.
Maii vzt.M.s. For the conttruction mid com.
p! tion of works, and fir the current repairs nt
the several naval ni.tgiuim- :
llosinn. For n lulri of all kinds, two thou-
(and dollars.
rhll.i.leliihln. lor repairs of all k!ml, tlx
hundred dollars.
nsliiugton. For tho renewal of experi
mental bntteiy wllh one part enclosed or cum'
iniilid, to gtiatil ngitliKt necidiiit fiom guns or
iluuhtliil (iiaraeter, lour thouaiid dulliiis.
Norfolk. For lut-hvdi nml gun-klil,ilt-I
lie' nn iiddilional cliin lioit-e ut m.iguzitie,
converting coiiMioiih' nt .St. Ililma Into gnu
carriage sheil, filling ruek for nrim nml
stores, nnd for repairs nf iiiagnr.lnc buildiiigi,
leu tiinunuii seven iitimiriii iioiinr.
liinco'ii. For n pair (if old ninsiw'ne.
one lliott-atnl one li'imlinl und llilrlytwoilol-
'tirs.
For piy of riiH'r!ttti inlenl', nival cm slrue
lor, mid 'nil the civil itiibti.hiiieiil ut llu1
ev nil My juidi and rliithut, ouu Ittimltid
nml forty-ilght thuiuaml six I.iiii Iml mid four
lollitl.
For llio iureliac of nautical lnlruinetils to-
irilrcil for ilic tie of the nuvy, lor npalMof
the same. nnilntsiiofiHtroiioiiiieiil iiflrumeiil!
nud for the piirehae of uaiilleiil book, map,
nud charts, nml for balking mid bimliiig ll.e
same, tncnlv-livc. lliint'ji.il dolhtrs.
I'or inoilel. drawing, nnd copying i for
imsinge. f alp hi, nml liutipoilntloii t for l.ii p
ing crmiiaU in oiilvr ; for lui I nud llehl. nnd
for nil other roniiiirnt cH'iirs ; nnd for the
wnisof lliep Miiiiiniji'oviil nt the I'nlitd
.itali-j Oliivntnry nud hvilrogrnptiicnl nfilci'.
vlr. t oik- liwiriiiniiit iimliiT. li wuldiinui.
and ji i" jmrlcr, lev.n llniwiml livelmnht-'
dni..rs.
For tin crcrllon of hose-Iiouto, pik- tUiuisitd
live hiiudrid ilollur.
For the trtcliMi mil repair of building,
improvement nnd prt'M real ion nl ihe grouml
nnd for eotitliigitieli' ut tin' I'ttHnl Stall
Naval Aeadiiuy, Ikiyivvvii ll.oti.uiid bud
iiiin ty-ix dollar.
For prcparirg fiirpiiblieutliui theAimr'enn
Nmitieal Aliiiauae, Iwvnly llvo lliuii.uud ilgiil
litiiid id ut.d eighty il .'lar.
I'ur phparaiiii.i of ihe irporl of Ihe n-sull
of the survey of the unite Ih tv.it u t'u'if rain
mid t'hliii.utid of pnilou o. tl.u eoat ol
lap Hi, live thouriiml d dlar.
For engraving churl of the survey of llth
ring .Stiitit. the Nntlli Pacific Oirun nnd
1'liiu.i mii, under llu dirirtlon of llm Secre
tary of the Nuvy, Hilly thousand und tin dab
lar.
l'nr the removal of the naval monument
from the west front of the Capitol in the
uroiiml nf the Naval Academy ut Annapolis,
il.tccii iiumircil ilollur.
Sic. '.'. And bu It further cunrtctl. That Ihe
mini of thirty nine tluiiiMinl four hundred dnl
lar be, ami Ihe same I larchy, uipropriatnl
for pay of comin!ion, warruut uud "ily olli
ci r und mmiiu'ii, iuelu ling lli i ngiini r rorp.
or the li ivy, fur tin: voir Hiding lint iluilt ol
.lime, clghtuii liiiwlrnl mid i.ly.
hie. II. And bu it furtlur uncled. Iii.it
iiutM'r in the navy of the United Stale li.ill
nerealli r be klylnl payuutti r, mid that nil
law nud regulation aptilyiug In Iliem in inn
ir, nud nil responsibilities nnd obligation,
utliiehlug to lliiiti n Mtvli,hull a main lu full
force, und continue, to npply to tlnui, urder
the tlllu ofpavinaHlir, uud that tho payment
hcritofore. mude In the purfir' elerU tt tin
nnvy jniili nt Cliurleslon, New York niul
Norfollc, under nppropriatlon mudo by Con-an-.
ut tho rate of nvin litunlri.il and llflv
dollar r nnuiiin, mc hereby confinim) ; und
thai thu pay oi llio pumr cicrM ut iiiom1
navy yard shall be coutiimeil ut tho rate ol
k-viii huii.lreii anil nny inuiur per nniiuiu.
See. I. Ami be it furlher cnaclcd. That the
stun of live thousand dollars be. and the same
I hereby apprnpriutdl, nut nf any money in
the treuMiry not otherwbe upiiroprialed, to he
expcndul under the Joint resolution pir-nd tie
Iwiuiy-kiMii 1'iiiriiiry cigiiietn iitimiriii ami
fifty tcv i il, "In prevent the cnunUrieltlng ol
the coin or the L'niltd Slate."
Hie. f. And bo it furllcr enacted. Thnt the
sum of lui thou.aud dollars be, nud tho t-aine
lla.nby,npproirlaUil,toiniib!elhc I'reslik'itt
to rend tome compeliiit KT"n or ieron to
the Islliinti of Chiriipil, whose duly it shall
I iO lu examine, into tho quality uud probable
quantity of gold to In" lound there, upon the
land ol tho Chlrltpil Improveinent Company;
upon tho cluiineler of llm harbors ol Chiihpii
Uignon and (lollllo j upon tlto prnclicahilily
of biiildiug iv railroad ncross said l.lhmui, so
M to connect raid harbors ; nnd generally
uKn the value of the privileges contracted lir
lu a couditlnunl contract made on tlto twenty
first day ol ilay, clghUcn hundred and fifty,
nine, between Isano 'I'oueey, the Secretary of
tho Nnvy of tlic Uuiled Slates, and Ambrose
W, Thompson, mid llio Chiriipii luiprovement
Company ; Provided, That nothing herein
couliiluid shall be construed as a ratification
of the said contract,
Approved, June 'J2, lSfiO.
Cli.U'TlUl CLXXXIV.
An Act to amend an Act entitled " An Act
for giving tlfict to certain 'I'rcaty Stipula
tions between this and Foreign Govern.
incuts lor the nnpreliehsiou nnd delivery up
of certain ollender."
lie it enacted by tho Senato and Houso of
lleprescnlatlves of the United Slates ol
America, in Congrus assembled, That In nil
eusis wiiere ni" depositions, warrants, or other
pajiers, or copies llicrcof, shall be ollertd in
evidence upon the hearing of aiT.tradilion
cne under tho second action of tho Act enti
tled " An net for giving cflict to certain treaty
stipulations between this nud foreign eovcrn-
u'ents for the apprehension nnd delivery up
of certain oITi nileis," approved August twelfilii
eighteen Iiumircil aim lorly eight, biielt denoci
tloiis, wiiriniils, or other puik-is. nr oonles
thereof, slisll be admitted und received fur the
purposes mentioned in Ihe said section, if they
li.'iniiniini on fi'iirlh lt3;e,j
Tho Destruction of Jerusalem.
Itccenlly, Sir V,. llnhur l.vtton ilcllvered n
lecture In Lincoln, which city ho Im for cars
represented In l'nrlliinient, nn the curly lifsliry
id 1'AStern nation. Ho gave nn outline, o'f
the hltory of the ltiblonlnn, Assyrian, Per
siun, Kgyptlan, Orcik nnd .lewf-li natioti.,
nndclositl with tho following powerful niul
drnmiitiu description or the destruction of
Jcrii'iiltm by Tina l
"Six ymis after the Inrlli of our Iird, .lu
tleii nml Snmariu becntm' n Itnmun prnvltiec,
under stibotdiuato governors, the mnt fiiiuou
or whom vns Ponllus Pilate. These gover
nors became so oppressive thnt the Jews broke
nut in rebellion ; mid seventy years a tier Christ,
Jerusalem was linnliy iieslegetl liy I iln, uller
ward Kmiicror or lloine. No ttaireilv on
the ctnge Im the same scenes of nppalllng
terror u nre tn be lound In the Itlstnry of this
siege. Tho city Itself wn rent by factions nl
the deadiliest war wllh each other nil the
cleminls of civil hatred hail broke loo"! the
streets were slippery with the blood of cltl
reus iirn'iicr slew lirolher lliu granarii'S
were set nn fire famine wntcd lhno whom
the sword did not slay, lu the midst of these
civil maxnerc. the Jtotn.in nrmic nipnircil
before tlto wall of Jirii.i'cm. Then Torn
Abort time the rival faellou uiiiteilngatnvttlie
conunnn roe: they wire ngnin lite gullntit
countrymen of David midilohu.i they sallud
rorin ami scuiiemi tnonigie oi Home, nut
llil Iriiiiniili wus brief: the fercwilK of lln-
lli fakil Jews soon again wasleil Itself on each
other. And Tilti marched on (neaiuKil hi
iiruile close by thu wall nml from the
height the Human gcltciul gur.nl with uive on
the strcuglli uiul splendor or the city id Je
liovnli. I;t il licte pniac nnd take, ourselves n
mournful glance ut Jetiisaliin, it It then wn.
The city wa fortified by n triple wall, save
on one side, where It wa prnlictcd by deep
nml luip.isali!e ravine. Thtse wah's of the
niol solid mntnnry, vvt re gunnlnl by strong
luweis s oppotie tn lliehiltlestofllii'oliwit
Titll hid ilie.imp(d. I'rrtil the In'l'.-li' nl
III it tuner the si'iillm-l mljlit lave sun
.'irii-ltiil IhIiw Ihewholeof thnt fair tirrili-ry
of .1 it. 1 n.aboiit in pt' Iroiu l he t'ouiilruiii'ii
or David. W'llhin thise wall wn the p'tlacc
or the kings lis roor or cellar. It door of
the rarest 11131111111, it cliiitiilxt lliliil with the
riHllliil t.iielr!e. nnd vrnwl of goM nml
sllvir. drove nud garden glooming vvitli
fiitiiiliilii. ndorneil with siutue.i of bronze,
dlvidid theemirt of the kiIjco Itself. Hut
high above nil, tttioii u iirecipitoii rock, roe
the timpV, lortill.il mid ndoruiil by Solomon.
This ti tuple was a strong without u a filmic!
w'itliln, more ndnrtii'il tli.iiiiipihicc Ouculcr
Ing, j on IhIuM iKHllcinnf iiiiinlcrl(fiM!iiniii
of poiptvry, imrlilii nnd nl,ibatirt gates
udot
Mil Willi go
o'd nml
''v.r, nm ng wh'cli
wn '
11
cn'k.l
lit" ll.-itiitifiit.
Kutllitr in, llirnigii.. vit nn'1, wn.i '.'-
.-.cad ji r!a' whlcli rdiu'tud Into tin lii!erl"r
of the I-tuple ililf- nil rU cl ',vr "
gold nnd ovirl.ii'ig by n vlnutiivof gold, the
brum In- nf which vvia' n lar.'e m n mm
llieriHil oriliotrniple.i'Vinoii ll.enMt.id''. wa
Mtovir with t-oM'li spiki. In prewnt I lie
blidi from i llim.' I la n- ut.d il. filing the holv
doiue. Al 11 dliluiei'.thewliiVliiup'elnol.iil
likiiu ni'itinliiln of snow-, frellnl with gohhti
piliune'i'. lint u'a.S tin' Veil of that limp'i
hud Imii n'ttioly t.nl ii-itnl rby 1111 ii.expl ili'i
eriui1. nml ll.e l."rd of lb' dd imt II .-lit
wllb Jrael. Hut theemtny I ll iiii.lirlug ui
ihe wall. All 11111.111I lliM-ty hr ' I11111111"
inuchliie'. from whali T1I111 inund dnwu
ui''hly bag m 'Ids of lock uud .Imwcr of lire.
I h'j wull gave way ; Ihe city wn iiikriil :
the temple ItM'lf wa sloiitnl, I'mulite, In
Ihe un-miwhlle, hud mid.1 melt havoc, lli.it lie
iH-siegtil were mare ll'ie sini-ln Ihau living
nn 11: liny ihvnuriil the btlts to tl.elr swunl
and the sandal 10 their feel.
I IVi 11 nature ililf so nril,ol 11 Hay. that n
motlur iVvntitnl hr own liif.inl ;'fu'fililng
ihe iiwlul word of llio warlike pioplnt who
hid lit rt lid Ihe Jiws tonard the liud ol
promiM.': "Theliinlir nnd ihlleiito woman
amongst v'nii, who won'd not adventure to m-i
Ihupoleol In r font upon Ihe ground for deli
cnti n(f und tiiiderno In r c.vu rhu'l be 1 vl
lotvurd In r joung ouu mid tin childtin that
ihe shall b ur, for she tliull cut I hi in lor waul
of nil thing set ret Iy in Ihe slee uud stroll-in-
wliuewith thine niviny shall dintieu line
lu thy gate." Sltll, ii ir Ihe foo mid tin
fainlue wu no) senurgo Hi mgli. eitizen miole
uiul iiiurdircd cneh otlur in they nut in the
way fa'se protiluls ran hunting Ihrnugli the
.Irivls eviry linage of iKpulr iiuutilele tin
u'ln'lly p'eturuof the I ill or Jcrii-aVm. Ami
now the t'liip'e wn set on fire, the Jen rush
ug tliri'ii.'li the Haute tn KrMi nuildrt it.
ruin. It wui 11 calm summer 11 glitthe llllh
August; ll.e whole hill 011 which stood tin
temple wu nno gigaulie fire thu roof ol
Hilar crushed tho go'den pinnacles ol the
d into were like spike of crimson Hauie.
Through the lurid utnin.phere nil win carnage
and slaughter; tlieiclios of thrli-ks and ) ell
rang back from tho Hill of X.'on and the
.Mount of Olive. Amnngit thu smoking
ruins, and over piles ol ihcdcudi'itu plnuHil
the siuiHlnnl or Home, llim were I111IIIU1I
tho Iti't avtiigiug (iropliccle thus p.'riilinl
lernsniem. 111 tuai iinniiiui uuv, men still
were living who might have hennl tho warn
ing voice of Him they cmcHlcd Verily I say
unto you ull, theso thing shall come upon this
generation, 11 Jerusulem, .lerusaiem.
thou that killest the prnnhels nmUtnue! them
that are sent to thed behold your
hou, 0 I hit unto you d.-solate! Aud thus
were me iiinrew people (c.iitereit over the
face of Ihe cir lli, still ritulnlng to this hour
their mysterious Identity still 11 living prool
of those prophets they It id scorned or slain
still vainly awaiting that Moduli, whose
divine mission was fulfilled eighteen centuries
ago, upon thu Mount of Calvary."
...
Anfcpotk or Kmmht. Ills boldncsi was
occasionally carried to tho most nitonlshliig
lens 1 11. un 0110 occasion a man was ennvicled
ol'udmliilsiirlug the oalli of the Society ol
United IrbliiiH'ii, vvhlili was then u capital of
knee. I''nuuct nppcnreil for the prisoner on
n motion in urrcst of judgnici.t. Having read
tho " test," to ttsn tho ntithnr's vvouls, with nil
the gravity of a man who felt that he was b'tul
ing hh soul by llio obligations of a solemn
oath," ho addressed the court in these, word :
' My Lords Here, in tho prcfcnce of tlijs
Cot rt, ll It crowded and lo-y in tho presence
ol tho Po'ng that sec n d wllncrs.vi nml directs
tills judie'al trilmml liere.my Inids, I myself
,n ll.e presence ol fim1,ilcclrc. Hole the oa('i."
Aficr whicli nstounding piece of oratory, lie
kissed the bool' iiui laid it down. Tit" prisoner
was treated Willi clemency, nnd aslonUl.lnr as
it may se.'in. no steps wero taken ngnli st the
new sworn United IrWiraan, uor was lie, we
bclleVo, reprliitandcd.
.
Tho velocity of water in a slnlco or Inhnel Is
In proportion lo the pVrpeiidiOultlr bight of Ihe
fall, hot tho Imglh o the IneliKc. Tlto velocity
nf water In it slulee Willi n two foot (all Is 11.
28 feet xt second. 0.1,000 potiltils Of witter
falling a fctot n m'ntile, gives one horo po-ver.
Interesting IUmlnlsccnccOpcnlnjr of a
Session of Conjjrcfa by waimngton.
lltisli. In his Ottawual I'ltnluth, givis the
following picture of Ihe nncnini; of nn ntr'y
m.'sli n of Congress, In Philadelphia, by Wash
ington in person :
It wu, I think, tn 1791 or 'On, that ns n
boy I wasninong the spectators congregatt il
nt that corner and parts cloe by, to witness 11
great public spieluc'o. Vuhingtun wn lu
open the session 01 uongres ny going in
person, ns wns his ctKloin, to deliver n speech
In both Utilises nsscmbUil lu Ihe chamber of
the House of Kcprctcntiitivc. The irotvil
was lmmene, conidir!iij the size of otir cily,
nr nltliougli then the largest In the country,
lis population wns bandy more than loriydlve
tliotisund. It filliil the whole nren In Chesnul
slreet, before Ilia State I loue, exit tiding along
the line of Cliesnut street, nml spread north
nml south some distance along Sixtli strict.
A way kept open for carriage in the middle
of the street wns the only "place n it ihwely
packeil with (icople. I lutd n stand on the
stetis of one of the houses In Chcsutit street,
which, raising mc nljova the mass of hiimin
head, cnablnl me to sec to advantage. After
waiting long hours, ns It seemed to n boy's
Impatience, thecarringcof the President slowly
drove up, drawn by four bountiful horses. It
was white with medallion ornaments on Ihe
panel, and the livery nf the servants, ns well
11 I remember, while tiirn.il up with ml ; a'
any rale, n glowing livery ; the entire display
In equipages ut III it era, In our country gener
ally, and in Philadelphia particular, while the
s.-ut of gimriiiucnt, lielng more rich und
varinl than now, though fewer In number.
Wellington got nut of his carrlige, nnd,
low Iy en ing the pavement, lacemkil Ihesti ti
ol the cillllce, upon the upp-r one ol whicli lie
patl-cil, nud, turning half lound. looked in the
dinclionof n carriage which had follow nl In
the lend of his own. Thin he stood for n
miniile, distinctly seen by everjbody. He
stood in nil hi civic dignity. Ill cotume
wns a full suit nf b'aek velvet ; his hair, in
ils'if li'nnchnl by lime, powdernl lo snnw
whiltli',!! ilrif.-.nnrd nl hi side, nud hi"
liat 111 hi hui'il. Thu he stood hi slk lice; nnd
what inoiiii nt these were I Tlirottghotit the
deii'e rrnwil profotinil stillness tthtuil. Not
'i word was heard. It wu 11 fivlitig lnvnnd
lint whicli will llsilf In shout. l!vvry
heart wu full. In vutn would nny tongue
have spoken. All were In gnre in ni'ile nduil
rat Imt. Ilvi ry eve wn rivi lui on his maj.'stie
fit 111. It might have rciiticd ns If he stood in
that p'i'itloii to uratify the n"emlAil llimt
siiul wllh 11 full view- of the fatlur of tl.elr
country. Not so. He had pnnul for hi
Sivreinry, tlnn I bclk-vc, Mr. Ilamlridge or
Colonel lnr. who got out ol ihnuilur i.irrl
age n chut lot- dicoralcd like hi nwn. II'
Sii-rc'iiry, na'l.diiig the st' pi. Iiund.d lil.it 11
piperpruliab'y it cony nf the sp.i-eh he wa
tnil'liv'r-when li.itli 1nter.1l the building.
lii'it It w',i. uiul nut until tin 11, that tin.
t. 'tvl ill l li'iwlis, lii'i-l. long nm rr.tlfs''
alle.
- - ..
Tho r.fdnatiou of Sicrctnry Cobb.
The following I .Sevrel.it y t'obb's loiter
liud tlnj htj rcfigiialloii, nn.l the lVis'iKntV
u'l'': ... .. .
VV .VSIIIMITOV I'lTV. OOCP. ITU.
Mil Dtnr Sin A 'ii fihilv to th,' Slate
of tiinrjla rcqttlri nn-to taken slip which
ti'he 11 proKr nml 1 shoiiil im longer con
lime In bi n nii-mlxr of viiur I'libliiet,
III lie Imtilili' of h eiiiinlrv lonwipionl
upon llio late Preridititi.il election, the honoi
mil safely of my state nro involved. Ilir
p "pie s regard it, uud In their opinion I
filly concur. Tiny nro engaged in n struggle
while tic is'ite Is life or death. Mv fr.em's
ia' lor inv view nnd rouiiel. Not to ripind
wiiiiiiini iiograiiuig to mjseil nml unjii-t I"
tin 111. I Iiiivi aeeordlnglv iitenirnl. nud mint
11 i.v lone to them an nddn, whicli e intuit
llio calm uud solemn convictions of my heart
.1111 Jllll.-IIHIH.
The views which I sincerely entertain, nnd
wh'cli, tl.cicTorc, I iiui bound n express, il.IT 1
Pi some re.jm 1 fnuii your own. Tliecit
e.uv of thl il HVrciu'o wou'd expoj nie. if 1
s'tuiilil renuin in my prrseiit p'atv. In ilnjust
iqi'eioii. and put you in n fa'.e poii1oi-,
Tne first of these cniVcquews I cn-ild lienr
w-'ll inoiigh, but I will not .uhjeel you to the
tut.
My withdrawal hat not been ncMtlnnnl by
unylhlug you have said nr done. Wlilht tin
lertng from your ni.waso iiptn soup of its
il (orillciil doctrine, n well us from the Impo
so (iirnestly cxpresiil that the Union ati yet
11' preeriil. thers was no practical rcMill
liktly to fnllnw- which required me to retlie
fom your Admin!. trillion. 'I'hat necessity I
creuttil by what I foe, it my duty n do ; nud
the responsibility of Ihe u'clt tficrefore, a-si.
uloiio upon myself,
Tosiylhat h regret ikvplv' regrel Ihl
tKecslty, but fifbly cxpas-c the iccllng with
which 1 pen this communication For ninr'y
four years I have Iteeil nrociatiit with vnu u
one of your Cabinet officer, und during that
period nolhlng has occurrnl to in ir, even for
a moment, our personal mid oflloial relations,
In the policy nnd measure of jour Admin's
trillion I li.ivo cordially concurreil. ami shall
ever feel proud of llio humble place which my
nun) may occupy in lis history. If v-our wise
counsels nml patriotic warnings Irnl been
heeded by your countrymen, the 4th of March
next would have lound our country li-ippy.
prosperous and u.ilteil. TI1.1t this will nut be
so, is no fault of yours.
The evil has now pas.il beyond cinlrol,
and mut be met by each and nil ol us nnd. r
our responsibility lo Uod mil our country. If,
ns I believe, If story will have to record yours
ns the last Administration nf our present
Union, it will n'o place it side by tide wllh
the purest ami best of 1I10.-0 that preceded it,
Willi tlto kindest regards for j-ours-lf nnd
tho membtrs of your Cabinet, with whom I
hive been so pleasantly associated, I am most
truly and sincerely your friend,
Hovvem, Conu.
To the President.
'W.isiiivaroN, Deo. 10, 16C0.
Mi T)t(r Sift I hare ricelvcd vuur mm
munlcatlon of 8 ttiird.iy cvculi.;, resigning the
position of Soerelnry li) tt.o Treasury, which
you hayo held slnco the ccmnenccmcnt of mv
Adniintslr-'.iou. Whilst 1 deeply regret that
you hive determined to separate yourself from
us ni tuts critical minion l, yet I admit that
the question was one for your o-n decision. I
could huvo wlih?il thit you had arrived at a
....... . .
dillbrcnt conclusion, b.-causo our relations.
bull official nnd personal, have ever been of
1 no most 11 ioiuiiv ami c. n:iil.'iilial diameter.
1 may add that I have been entirely satisfied
with the ability mid r.eul wh'cli you havo ills
playeil in performing, tho duties of your lir"
p iriiiui I'liioi.
Udrdlully reclprocatln? j-onr senllh:nls nf
personal regard, I remain, -ery K'speclfullV-,
your friend, .TamM IIi-ciianaih'
To the Hon. Howell Cubit.
iit
the Philadelphia Slate. Having fund hat
gone into liquidation,
Artcmus Ward on "forlt."
Mvery man nf Intelleik has gol his Fori,
Diinll Webster' I'ort wa to sfA'chef fy in
the Hauls ol Kongils ,t make DiclHiunurics,
Slmkncr rote goml phizo, but he wnmlcnt
Iter bin wutli a pint nf hold Sidcr ns u ten
nergruflie Henortlr. Wooil he? Hey? Jlc
bet 1! dollnr lie woodcut.
Ilmry Ward Ititelicr would make a good
end man for tho cork opcry minstrels, Iwcausu
he can cackle well.
Old tieorge Washington's Fort was tn not
licv any public man or the present day resem
ble hlin In nny nlarmltt ' extent I Where
boul can (Jcorge'.s cknl be fownd ? I ask, Ar
boldly miser mi wlnrc. or eliy wheres r!e.
uiii min lownsin 1 ort wa 10 iiiikc nav
syin'rilli r. " tJoy In the world 1 nnuthcr lift)
salvnl I" (Cotashun Irom Townsln's inker-
tisetnuiit.)
Cytus Field' Fort I to lay a snlmmelilna
telegrar under the boundin blllcr of theOhiia
& then hev it Ibist.
Spaldiif Fort I lo mnko Prepnrd flloo,
whicli mend everything. Wondlr cf It will
tnend n sinner's wicked waze. (Impromloii
gonk )
Zoorr' Fort Is to be n female circus feller.
My Fort Is the grate moral show hizn's and
rllln cho'cc famerly lltcmti;r for the newspa
I cr. ThntV what's the matter with mi.
See., Ac, Ac. So I mite go on to an IndcIT
nit extent.
Twict I've cndercrol tn do things which
thny wan'l my Fort. The fut time vvas when
I iinilerliiek to lick nn nudathu cum who cut
n hole In my lent A- crawled threw. Ktz I,
' my j.'titlc Sir go out or I shall fall onto jon
putty heave." Sez he, " Wmlc In, O'd wux
tlggers." wfiercupoii I went for him, but he
cavt me poivcrlul on the lied and knoct nw
threw the tent iitlo a cow tiastur. lie pursooil
the nttark nnd Hung me into n mud puddle.
As I nrrwc nnd rung out tnydrcnclit garmlnt,
I knnkludeil filin wasn't my Fort, lie now
rise Ihe kurlin upon Seen 2 1 It is rarely scl
iliitn tint I reck knnsotitshtin In the Flow In
It tie. Hut In n scrliu tnun In InJIuiiny. In llm
I'niil of IH , my orgin grindor got sick of the
f-ver nnd died. ' I ttevtir felt nnhnmcd In my
life, A- I thaw I Ide ItUtc in 11 few swn'Itrs of
iitliin stritliiniii. KoiiMquiut wn, I was
liUlul In so much I itidonl zietly know wlinr
boivt I wu. I ttirnrd my livln wild licestsof
Pray Ionic Into the streel nnd upol my was;
wurks. lllmilH't I woil pluy lio. So I
liarnisl mysi'lf In a Kanal bote, tin re being
two other hore hltilicd on hkeni.e, 1 Irfhit
A- nmitlier nlwil nf in. The ilrlvnr hollerd fur
11 to gil A- we did. Hut the hnsse lielng on
iir.nl in such orriiiigrtnuiit brgun tn kick and
npiccl A- rulr up. ICt'itcrqtitnls wn, I wn
kicked ill' inly In Ihe siiimmlrk A: birk, A:
pn-M'titly r.iiuij inuelf In llu; Kiiunl vvitli the
iitlnr ho5i-s, klekln mid tontin like 11 lilbe of
l.'iis-ejtorl s.ivlli. I wusnqiiil, A- n I wn
b'lin c.irrid I
tn the lavtitn n 11 hem no llo'il, 1
nl in 11 ftb'c votev,'
iiv Fori."
1 Itoj, playiti hois In-lit
Momti'. Never don't do iml hln which telit
your Furl, lor cf ymi do jnf II find yourself
phi.'.iin in routi in Ihe Knual, flggiirallvcly
.- nltln.
Tho Only Remedy.
The Ilmtoii 'ni touches the reccsjlen
qttetlou with u needle' point. It says :
What n Hciuclu i ltd tnomiroti hypoc
risy of the North I, Hailing nt the sin of tho
-'until hi keeping and winking skive, whllj
'l.o Ninth live upon iiiitinr.ictiirln; the pro
duct of slave labor, and .Mnaihuetl nlono
works '.'nil.ilOO slave tn keep her cotton mill
going! And now when tlic tuprily r tho
lap und the markets or the South nre barely
interrupt!!) by this "battle of the State
which the Abolitionists have raUil up with
their war cries of " llvo-headnl barbarism"
and "saenil nnimo1iy" and "heels on tho
mik or slavo power," every body Is nnndorlng;
and fiitrlng nud doubting whetlur we shall be
able to got ihro.igli ull thl without u general
and llnauelul crush and bniik-np.
What has mainly priKluciil this lull Ihli
mud war nl the North 011 Ihe South, culmina
ting llio fust election ear undo by n geo
graphical parly of n sectional Prcident.
What is tho remedy? Not this inls.'ralrle
little fubtcrfugei of waiting fur cotton to conw
North which can b:tt(r hc!d by tho South
to Kugland n-nl Franiv, uud In the meantime
pinching laboring urn mil failing Ihe npii of
iiiKitu-s. Not nt nil. The remedy I lu nn
ent're change of the Northern aspect of hatred
to the slave-holding State. 'I he people of
the Ninth mml shake otr thl Incubus of
ectlnnallMii. They must turn their back oil
llio men whohavcdicclvod them; llieymnsl rt.
tnlit lolivt 111 tolhtit toiittitutiamil Migationt,
and let slavery nlono In every thing except
inriiliig to the best account for tho benefit of
minktud.
Tat Is the remedy ; and the great question
of 1 10 d iy, Union or u half n ilo-n Jlcpuln
lie, prosperity or national ruin, iVvr.iU upon
the sense and Justice of the jn'ople of the
North to stop this nggrcsshvi npon the South)
nn I change llils whole policy nl an irrcprrssl
b'c conflict into a full recognition of thu equal
rights of the Stntrs, and llio strict observation
nf tho dalles lictwjcu llic Slates, enjoined by
the Constitution.
Mfi.i.iinx at Sisa Sino. The exiled
Mr. Mulligan docs tint bear Ids retirement
from the uclivo scene of llrondway and
Houston with that fortitude which was to
be expected from so fierce n fetlovr. He wilted
terribly when tho striies were handed him in
exchange for his (jtnssy keiermctes, nnd and
when shorn nl his mustache lie tare way to
a flaoil of tears. Indeed, ho sobbed most
pllcouvly nil the while lie was making Ids new
toilet und bo finished by begging 10 be put
Into tno hospital department witli the view ol
being treated to light work. To the first
question that was consequently nthed him by
the attending official, bo was obliged lo
answer that he cotild not write, so his hopes
wero ended. In that qnartcr, and he was
cnnslpH to the solitude of his cell. Them
Ihe sudden clinnge from a life of luxury ntnl
eao to the slern realities of a Stuto PrIou
cotnp'ctcly unnerved him, and nt m'dnt'.dit Ihe
wardens wero summoned to him with piercing
and most piteous cries. His physical system
had (or the llmo completely broken down, and
hews carried moaning to the hospital, ami
left there for the doctoi'j treatment where, at
ItU accounts, ho still remaned. Arie lent;
Tribant, Dtc. 1 3'A.
Too Vl.vsV.lbibni.vs. A trial took place In
Iimcnshlrc, llnglaml, in which n pun nan-el
Wood wis a witness. Uponiiiilng his name,
OH,lwc1,jVood. the Jiidre, addrtwiing him,
o(ei ; " Pray, Mr. Yi), how do yon sirl
your namoT' Mr. W, Kplnxl t "U itouuio
1 1 ttonblo 11 e douhlo 1 double u double n d."
The JndgQ Ink down his en, looked over
his gold-rimmed f jicctaeles, and said 1 ' Really,
this is the most extraordinary name I ever melt
wllh." After several lutvcnnont attempt to
record it, ho was compelled to abandon tho
clTorl, the Court In the meantime boinj oi,,
vnlicil witli lmi"lilcri
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