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Alvt-rtNinir K:i trs THE RED CLOUD CHIEF. - oud Chief. Red PI UM!li:n WEKKIW AT RED rJLOUD, NECllASSA '' t (9 M. ... THOMAS. K.lllnr jiikI I'i oir li-tor. WVA) ( LOl'I). NKIUIASKA. TIWU.DAV. -lAMAKY 1. 1-77. rii;i:i; -j:; jYOLl'MK IV The Am BTfr i V ?' ( r t i9 a i - i Death of Him. Caleb Ihildwin. Ib.ii.Calbl.,ddtt!', if Council KlufR died at his lesidi nee in that city, at I o'clock on tlu- morn. on "f Dec. l.'.lh. the' immediate ouse of his death iM-inp heart diseace, alt hu;rh he had been in poor health lor s-eral r. an spent the winter f l-7:;-4 at tlu Hot springs. A i kansas. The '..How in? sketch of the lifeol Jv.diye I'...Mwin is taken f int an article in tin- st.ite Ui'jMt: "Caleb P.ahlv. in was born in Pennsyl vania, April .5d, I"--!, and nail educated at Washi igton Clle- in th;it sta'.-. "When of :. he uiov.d to Iowa, and wa udfnitt'ii to llt- bai at Fairfield in 1K1. Hut he continued in practice until $, when on llif loth of January, lp- i:lcied upon lit" .Jud','.shij of the old '1 hird District, made vacant bv ihe ICStiaDoil Ml J '!!' "seeVrlS,!l.W Clliei Justice. This. Di-Ulirt IliMi consisted of Van itnren. Davis, Jefferson. Wnje oll, Maha-ka and Keokuk counties. At the sprnn election tlu- Deneerats suc ceed, d in electing Henry 15 Iicnder shott to 'hv pb.ee, when -lude Itaiduin i'1-sun.rd 1 1- prat iM-c.and the I. !! imr 3 ear h l cue -v-! to Council iPufTs. In lr.l, a' the In -! election for J udjjes of tin supr. ne- Court under the p'esenl constitution, he was choen to that bcnch.alonnwith Judnc Lacon D.Stock ton, ol tin former court, and Cov. I'alph P. Lowe. Drawing the second lopet tcrm. h- became in l-i'.J Chief .lustier Deelininn a re-election, he returned to the bar. In !s.", he was appointed li President Lincoln I. s. Di.stiict. Attor n', which jd.ice lie held until In- found tliatsdf reje-t would not peimit 1dm ic i If iitilal tit lt ri iitt in ii it ffTii inder Aud.cw .lohiiv.n. He accord- ,r',u- sni1 ,w ,n"n v,'n" w''n' s,'''l,i,,-r ! imously voted in lavor of ahohshing j u.st of the i lo.h meiidi.n. itexammed , ttu jiitw. u n,ri. pnv, ;,.;.,. u,AU - not U-ss than.i pernorw. Jus! .!t. iierlv rl,:..i.eil the 1. sili.ni iiiImJi Iii!'" ' J"' hliildit.J.'. pel ished in the dames. , j(. death penal! V. e t-t of the M.sS.SMppi I ivel. I'end Iiu'tfe- (r tJ (. tu.r eommniileauolis, and ' the coi,eiu.on ot the pl.iV the .-.!,. i VJ , ,,,,'," .ol .John A.Faiiro-e.of VirLMi.hi.andi A mv week-, extension of the armis- ! ! diM-.s,i,.n. -.-nator W indon, called up ius! j. ,,t,Mieed whi-n cle. f... , . , ,-.. in,i m a tew minutes t' . tins year he was made h the i.eneral . ,, , , , , . .. i t i- . i i ' ' d 1 ixi.ikini; an appropriation to pi.e x,.( . !,M . M, Hurd res..iu-, k AsemhK ,M-.,f tl..-C.i..i,.iv.i...,..s fo. ' "1'"11- " I",,:,,':, "x-AMnnt tue ,s assmvd. A dispatch 1, ..... , U1. fo, im. ,.,,.., , rt.rIa!ll s,H.(,tl tVirt;;:!,I,nMJVhH h U; ., ,-,l . r -"'"- "' - in " ' h' n ,! r .1... n.. .r i n i.:. Doorkeeper of the I . S. House el l.'ep-! -.t.MilMiopie announces that the pMn- roniuii:tee. ;ltI on his inoti.ei the en- ... ... a...... ,-.! w . o..r...ri .....! .-.hi.T of this paper wrw m the h--..-. ciit.oi,.., .t fmi...ii im..it" it...-, of... Miiutioii at oum .! l.mi s ,. .in.- ned in this coijiniissionat the co-t of no .small . sac. ilicetohimsilf.until its work was done. In W-j.ih.v c..-peul.-r with rl" the nppi.ival ol i'e "iuite. appointed him oneof the Tustees of the I us it if lion, which place he In hi until othtrj duties compelled Ms abandonment. In 1X73 he was appoint d hv the President oneof the .Iudr s ol the .special Court of Claims created to adjudicate losses xn.wirjj out of the di'preda' ions hv tlie .Alabama. This pi-dlum he occupied at the time of his death. ".Indite H dd win w .s married Dee r.lh. 1.slS, to M:ss Jane 15 rr, who v. ith six children. survi.- h;n. " An Kimeh Arden Cae in Kuland How curiously the American eivi war cops no in all sovts of jdaces and under all sorts of Hieiimstances. In lsT.l the d.iinch.er of mi ollicer in Ire land 111:"' n man named Itnrriimion. and thev li..d together about a ear Tie then neat !o Anien-a and euteied the Conf. d. rate sei vice, and -he heard nothing more of huu !intil. alter adver tisimr. satisfacloiv e idetict was ol tained llud he was kilb-d durinu the war. In 171 she man ied the head of one of tin most re.sjectahi;' families in Scotland, and has since had several children, lh'fcnth. however, l'.irrin"; lon made bis ai.pesiiimeo and cl.-rmed his wife. Ton can imagine thedistress thai was occasioned, bid. by some hapn ace'dent ii wa- discovered that when H-irrin.Tlon m ir'ied the lady in li'.l he had aim! her wife l'vltij'. wiio is stil: alive, and soour Divorce Cur ha-- thK week pronoftc'-.l ttu 1--11 maiTiaiic null and ve:-' and the Jadv remain with ler 'C'e'i Inp.h.m.1. . nIo!) Cor Chicaj'- ..) ' unl. Tlie l.ii;h! ..l'Dliier Day.-. A writer sa,-s: We all knew her year or twoairo. and lamjlied at her. perhaps. She was I'oriia then. wo'.d by Ikts.snnicor.Iohn. ljst,iii:nx toColinV st.e.v of love ovoy t In barn-yard rate "'Ve huiirhed at her: but there was a jiathetic break in our laughter, after all a remembrance that omcihinj which was very real and ennohlinr and real to us. and was now but a fantastic, i'h dream. Like "nil mankind" ve loved a lover for the sake of what wo ourselves had lost: we jested with, the irirl. per haps, but tenderlv. Since she was a babv she never had seemed to nvd so much, to hr so worthy of reverence. We knew that her lover was n llassa nio or Colin: but a very 01 dinary dull yoinur fellow, and not at all the idea p:rniron before whom she abased her self and worshiped, and we knew that some d:v -lie would be forced to look at him through our eves. 1 re succeeded, in 1S17. Mess'er. an as tronomer who was an academician moie Hi m fortv vears. so that the snmft seat bad onlv 1 wo occupants in a whole centurv. PA HadeTpJiia Telegraph. ime, cc aim i.on-evuy. respected c.nzen ne r Mem,u.is. was t,lu.a.lon of a1(. no-t(lt.dl;i::U.ter5. senator Fdmuals oaTTM up Ips reso- re.-em- u.e appearanc- o. an im, ; w m :nour OMr JIn. , . hj( for ;hl, nnuii-v.-orkd.vs not alwavs nPi.enr -....tan.l killed by Callv Loud. Dee. Kth. , -,., . , fr0edom. the bre-ulth. the 1llio:i f.;.cenrr.n,ti.e Ilose messace . pinnacle n.cc tothe very summit, thrust . h , - JM Ciueinnaii Com. Ue,. ft:MJ whnt tfA I(m tt th,.fe fer to have a tendenev to shorten life. M. ;-irouble nrowinn out of Mr. Hill's ! . . " ' . m. i it o.t . im. tn. .llltll,. t,P e'eetorai count, for a .select 5.,me 6.-0 f-Pt into the air. rra"ine I r ;:, .c "u"- , 0 , . .,,, . , , ,. ... , . , , , . ,. joyousness o; natural lite. The tune committee of seven senators, to act . . , r .r. . rrrcuii. i our, inc th- bod? in a r.ld anl dism.it Clvreul the I,W member of he ! ret il to consent to bond marry inn his SIH.W lhuiS bv in lhe hiT silll.ir eonimittee of the - T f " T t 5 ' rave. when it etmM U n-allr and 1-remd, Academy of s.Menee. was enter-, lls J-rer. After seemn that his victim entertainment t,f li.eir children, re ins a ' House, and it was actved .to unani- irp thai the snow des not lol, , At a time WI.-:i rivalry w, running ,iTh.iV..1v (i ,.f by rioaiwn? tamed recently at the Pahrs Iloval bv Was dead he seized the vouun lndv. , , . . .... , " ! moulv. senator rmht mtrnducM ' althounh the base pr nearlv 3..vJ feet . hii-h between the F.iirth Vermont rev- ,- " ' t t ..... ... t Kta ... , , .; , . . , .. : harvest ot eternai blessing, and these I ., i.o. - f.-.,Mu :,.,,' twiBtrn'ri' . i - u-. ' . i .!. r lor hit part. I fanry tnat I should einiitysavms i celebration ot the m- Pnnntnn her over the dead bonvot her lllIltf t.ven;nc3 flirilish jlI5, lhe time- f' t- tioWn I5 ml '" Whufc 'mvrt' "-"'u ? - & li. -nd a ;nliBe p!wMslir, m haTID. a tietn anniversaiy ot his member-h,p. father, and irnl her by force before j chun.hnMJU , on,ml ., x aad 1lll (lVPf, .na.nr , ! Stfluhton. and the Fifth Vermont, nn f mv hltitah dwrflUHi wi:h 7Te is ninety years old. and m jierioci a netnhbtuinn nianistnite. denmi.rnn j Omeron PaJ s.ihmittd a i.)ii.t iso- All that I desire is that mv novertv x-nsivp revival occurrrd in the divts- , " .., irh physical and mentai vinor. The niest ! to b" married to her. she refused and I At'auta f restitution : A Mac-m man . b'-ioii L-r the adjournment of both mav not be a burden to mvself. nor ' ion to whi. h both rz-menis ilonnd. ' - eh contain'n'"' tl ei-ashes To p.:n!ual "Sarfe" 'who V.ied in i7- inctmva party ot ai med men apin-nred. home the other ninht and tore his j Wri ,,.x JA,tl np tl. i,lenfs mes-' tt state oi tortus that is neither di-' ten that twelve , beionin:: to th nmw of lm lhhl ar Khj ae-ed close to one hundred years; ?. The younn lat.y was takon from her clothes, is talking alout bringinir suit s.m-e:--inn the b:?l tlxir.n the Prei- rectly necesi:ous nor far from it. A latter had been Hiptiwi. "Orderly."!. uke .hr r;ir( ,t, mn ).17e Uiot who lived ninety-! wo vears.' and captor and locked up in a room, secure anainst his mother-in-law for misrepre-! dent's artrv at 8:.'0 per ear. and the , mediocrity 0f fortur.- with cei.tlens ' immediately -xcIai:nHl th einukiws ! u -'. '1 .'vKlf-h now orea -"w as preserved t-. ? i, end of his .lavs, his ! from any possibility of his earn in? out semation. Theold ladv evidently takts i"''1!),'-1 of mind will preserve us from fear or colonel. -Jet fif;i. men beat once dt- ,OC' .' '" ;' .',inV ...Vv, Vrm m.iM'.il luu-urs- Ai "? :it1.?.mi ii ho .liod .. . ',,, -.,..., .1 .,m. ...,, . . . .; . " the bill ov.T the eo eas. -.'o : nays. ........ . . . .... . -.wujC wir oair c..n:;pc'.:a" liar, wun itie posw March .-. ts7-,' v'ns al-o n noimeeni-r. "-stnrear to kiu ner. nono oeiioei.uen , no siock m sucn accidents, and to one 10-not two-Uiirds. After the m-rmnn eiiv-v- w"?i s a aesmiDi- conuition. tor ui.t-i !,r naptism.- -Dtnc-r Tribune. i-uY anil 'In- nn-iire du' P.uie-iu des ?hot one of the horsemen, so woumlinn j who has never fallen over a cow. any hour. Senator Mitchell's re.-oluf.on Wo man wants power to do mischitrf. " r ' Lon.Vrnd.-s" for wr. wa edited 'bvliiui. ! himth-it he fell from his horse. T, nd fair rec'ral of the accident would seem authorizmn an iuvestination ir.to the &nw In Or;on. as wdl as in California, - - CKNHIAh NKWS I"MMAi:V. Tl.- on I ir- name ctal.'i-l n.t'iii .J ' Winin t. . . ... 1 I ii l-lth I.s F--ji ',-) I m- J'.reiner .r..w.-r.-t.!un.waslota!lviIiitn.VHl l.v tile." Hi-. Bth. I. sb. &WK in- .;.r,re. -?!--. f.r in A ....! Mai.e. I.e. nth. dtrond nr.-nem Tl.i. T'.n'iiifr inu of Die. llth A kiri.".' jrti..n of j ...l....,) Cloliili- ii.ciiruiiw. .-C'OOfm " ."'". i......... .1 i..ju.ui.m- umt iii:m! fr.iin Or'..i!iii u:iimiI tjtvi!!'. ( '. rk'- desk. 1 Vtirtett!.4V. thv T?li ai.il f n m -i'-!i- A fir, in tl:P !i.art of th eirvof ti"i-i- - "-...,. .,.; .,."."...;...::-.-,.... . ... ... ....... Little i:Kk. Arkansas, Dee. irli. m- "" J1" ";-'w a ... . j ,i. , .i,a1 tr..r in. The -:: j..i ! as ? some d;rusi.ioi, tf.e i.-, '..:-.., ','.,,. ,f .fl,pV t....- ,. , rolN-fl in a low isnia!i a' --J.VMmo. ' "td. nr ' rint-m W". ' ' - ' I rM.. n frm the etinrU H.n-' l.j-il. The ms.w.ir .tnd .lipt.-m :: i ' ' ' r. w. , . . ". . , , ,...,..,,.., Ufe 14 Oot -ltd fi ' 'v wlii.h one jirv-n was kuleil. l... e ; ,,narj,m,piviiin-a4-iiUpti5. $:;,.. tor aj.nr.ination nil! wa ml thr n-.-..ii ""'o"""1 ,ut , ... "V , ! Vt .'- ii ' x- ' fatallv wounded. ......I twenty more or I -xustf Smithi'ii i instigating cru-1 ,nW for hfiuurnw. TU ll..ur.tter t Th- tuiMtnie t "yMM ; tally wounded Mary Kdlv. in ew J '. ,fl "' ' , " f)!irhtftf Dnt ! initio. The IIo;r,u ..:- crnn- oHmdnnituR ... .MiOt of -ti? ,,.. p!., W fN...k. - IlKigT Yojk. f.r rej-eat. dlv lefuiinp to manr i s ,,l,,t---i"1 ?,p '?"' OI 1M ",, m-ttee of the whole on the iU,!irr J whole. ij.ssm! ll.v f.rtiueaiin lull. Ltj.n.it .. l ... . il5, (, the lit h of Dee ilm-e th f.n.r frei-ht teams. are-,tr m.e,l .ipj,1rltln ML n lut. ,I,Vusson -...u,:... I'" ' ' ' " i,""i ..... ,...!, .. ,ii.r o."i ,,.. I'V tivemen, wereattaek.1 i.v Iii.'.i.tns.t. .k i-U.-e tl.e ft mail service. 4n;ttor Windoin. from the committee .u. .tt. r .u..t ! c n.a-kl men made ., ,Unr C and hi., - - f ,. . k w..mir- After .; -eiia.ii the n.mmitti-H r.i-, on ar-rut...,.-. rejri ;C,.ut , ArI..,.: .: ,.- ' ' c.-ul attemnt to roh the tanking '!' ' """" ' WK' , " and re,H,rte,i 'he t.ill. alter nl.nhthf amendment, the j.m..., .!I f. r the ,-.u ; , -t , w hoosc of W. Hr-am. in omee.. ( ,h,o. 1 " of the party Nvpl, and . . , . UL , .m,.?.K .!,.. ,.-;i.Med on the.-.U- ! "' V ' . , , . . 1 " - " ' ! j ., ,. amj ., i;.-nrin name.1 Frit from , . iuiiiii-ati.m of the eTeUiv of M !e the eent. 1 ., r.-i. . :.-. . n . : Inspector Jleiu-ial .lames .1. Ilaidee : " ' i,,,rri.lv imitil- .. """ r " Mn1,',lt ol . transmitting a hst ol j--rs..H not . .n ' mf..itu!..te :.-::i. - ....!.;.- of thediited Hates annv. died a; l,s I ( ' '. VT.". .. . ' !1 t1.!.!. 'Vr. r1" , m, of U.e 1 n.ted -- -- ": . A ,ul on.. ', l. ,t.u,u tl . t, risaieii. in isiu.i,o. n.' -.i-ii-. lh.. town of I'.hiekviile, I!arnwell J I'nl.'KHJ.V NKWS. count v. S. C. has heen 1 .111 tied. The J A .n,, (:tU h -a-: X. ws re tire started in a eijjar stoie, aid eon- j .jv, f,in tie-ci.j.-ie!i e in political s.ined over twenty stor-s and red- j ,III;irll.ra ,;,ii,t;,in i!i.d a iMr-Tuikiah denei-s. with th South Carolina rail-; war js inevitable. ,Ju-,;. has not vtl load depot, teietrraph and express of- lices. I.os estimated :il .?:o.i!ff ..A ! the in rhtrenci;. Die. llth. huriKd ' --'"f1" ) ;;-' "".t''""' ' IJolivar. lenn.. Dee. l..'h, re-ultinu m j an ai'irrejstle loss to the amount ol 1 jiHi.oo The Capitol Flour Mills in j an Franeiseo. were pnrtiiilly destroyed hv lire. Dec. nth. Loss. ?r..iM'n Tie 'o- i.x 'he Little Iloek lit.- is placed at Sljnuw: insurance, r,o.ooo harn was hurned at .ierse die. 111.. l)c , jn-sciitaiiv.s. had an encounter with j , ,( . UMI - , !''" 1,:"n-v ",l :i'",ut - tit :iml I shouhiiM's. terrd'-c rale at Cleveland, on the niiiht of Dec. l.vh. did much damaue. Many houses were unroofed, and in some cases the sides of buildings were blown in. St. Malachi's church steeple, one of the highest in thecitv. was en tiiely blown off. A larire number of chimneys were blown over, and shut ters and sitnis demolished. Loss esti mated at :?::n.ooo K. A. Condit. the curbstone broker in New York, who two mo.it lis a no sent out a bonus dis- lie tiealli of Commodore Vantleile't. t.-t been arrested The t Ch.o !. - has h. n an. stni.... 11. . 1. .n.o., Hotel, n Toledo. Ohio, with most 01 11s natch slimed IT. iieems. announeine ctinteii'S. was destroyed oy tire. Dec. ltJlh. Loss. Si u.nio; insurance. Pito.ii. fire at Fain'. Dakota Tendon Dec. WUli. tlestroed .'lecn huildilins includinn the V. S. Land Otliee lame paper mill at Carrollton. Ohio, was burned. Dec. lr.th. with several other surroiindinn builtlinns. includinn the Short Line llailroad depot A lire at Cairo. 111.. Dec. H'.th. thstroved fifteen buildin.n.s. Loss. .Sl.".0!K) to $-M,-osio. The jurv at Munch Ciuinck. I'a.. have hroiinhl in a ertlict of murder in the first denice anainst Thomas I '. Fisher, and of murder in the second dc.nree anainst 1 'at rick MeKinner. indie'ed foi the muitler of Morjian Fowell at Sum mit 11:11. in 171 Ktlward Skivt iton and .lohn Flemminn attacketl the dwclliim of .Tacoh Summit, at Heaver dale, Fa., a few evenings ano. summit fired at them throunh a wintlow anil t'atall wound, d Skiverton A tire at Liberty, I ml. D-'c. 17th. destroyed the Tunes prinliun otliee and the Union Hank. Loss. ?l."..noo; insurance. :?.ooft. buildinnat Ilohoke, Mass.. occu pied bv the National Paper Companv. was burned Dec. 17th. Loss. ?:'..sn00; insurance. 61-j.tVio F.y the buruiiur of a house and barn in Worcester. M ;ss.. Dec. ISth. S. Floan lost his life. Sev. ral car loatls of silk worm oca:?. valued at .?r. ooo.ooo. passed throunh Omaha. Tee. lsrli The Ilev. John Sp inhlinn. of Louisville, has been ap P .inted bv the onsistory at the Vati can. Home, Bishop of the new See of I'-'oria. Several business houses on Canal St. New York, were burned Dec. iPth. Loss. .t40.0'V The tine residence of Hollis llunnewell. llost.m. burned Dec. lth. Ls. 7.".xi0 Vnotlier tire in Little Hock. Ark.. Dec. ioh. destroved property valued at .?l."io,0tu A tire at nreensburn. Pa., on thp ninht of Dec. 10th. destroyeil Stark's carriane maim- factory and dannned several dwellings. Los. ?-2.".0en L. S. Hill, an old and then mountrtl the horse and rode to the residence of a Mr. Parsons, a few miles di-Qtrmr where lie tnnde a forcible ex- chance for another horse, on which he W.1.--..1 r ! i.t-r. n,.-i- 1 : i r. n. . 1 ..!-.. f !( Ji i! '.n .- i " liccum j.i.i. a.m .7..--...-. . ..... t.t ... .1 Al tail (ii. j ri nit. l"' "".' j l'" Jnt?" vJ -K-x !' ",: " " L ' ha..e.-nrar.!.t,.d. Within tl. 1;W"U ' '. K'- Ark. has l.,.,t t U .t......:.t ... f.. .'lO.nnii lv fires c-K.-'-n .nrr.-.t from 01. e of the wagons. f.,nj,l,.td le-r piep.,rati.niand will en .jeavor to protiaet the confeienee until .r southern arm is conceit rated. I'm- """" '" " M- ''""'""' aKo states that l.'usia is un.nterahly determined to meet immediately the rievances which have heen indulged t,, ,,jr f,- Knropean peace, imt she ujj not enter tie- ijeld until she feels ni,e to make an im-.-istahh-assault xiie I'arliamentary eommiti 11 reis- ion of the Italian pen.t! code have un.m- , aieu ani a i.uin"! s c.e,it-, kih uimitohhi un iiwi-uiiuiriraiiuiinn s., ir ,,;i., ?,, w horn salatltH H1C i..t.I ' potent larics have received dispatchn ate hoim- m-uin-d in the amendments respective -overturn nts ap- ff ll""- '"J'1 ,('",,i!.I;,tl"V ' n'u- .,'.., l,!erenre was mdeie.1. I he chair ai- provmu the decsmns armed at. and .j,,,..,, i.,,,atuIS WlIII,,IIIlt Lo,,Ul ani, the pieliminary eonleienees are theie- . av.s. .senator hdnniuds eahed up the loie conelU'hd The steamer Citv of I.ristol. which otiicer and four sennit u were washed ovcrhoanl and drowned dispatch from Fort Davis sas that M xi.-.in rev olutionists have c.'ptuit d a Mr. Miller, an American hanker in Chihuahua. and demanded 's.(iio in sold as a ransom tor his release. Col. Andrews, will, a i b-n-e if infantry. e:ualry and aiti.h-ry. : has -one to his rescue. The n v .liition-i , .,,.,.., VV4. '-t."e tep.uted .1110 sti.mn. and ...ie threatened to slmot Miller if thev can't hold him. Conversation. A umnn iionie amusements t'i' , st is the n'itl old habit of conversation, the talkinn over the event of the tl.y. in brinht and tjuick jday of wit and fancy, theston which bruins the l.iunh. and thespeakinn the nood anil kintl ami true thinns, which all have in their hearts. It is not so much by dwelling upon what members of the family have in common, as briuninn each totheolher soinethinn ititerestinn, and ani'isiun. that home life js to he made cheerful ami joous. Kachone mutdohis pari to make conversation nenial and happy. We are toj ieady to converse with newspapers and hooks, to seek some companion at the. stoie. hotel, or club room, and to fornet that home is any thing more than a place to sleep an. i eat in. The revival of conv, rsaiioii. the eiitertainmentof one another, jus a room full of people will entertain themselves, is on. secret of a happ home. When er it is wantinn, tlisease has struck into the root of the tree; there is a want which is i,i with incrensinir force as time noes on. Conversation, in -nunv eases, is just wind prevents many people from re lapsinn into utter selfishness at their firesides. Th's conversation should not simply occupy husband and wife and the older members of the family, but extend itself to the children. Pa rents should he cave full to talk with them, to enter into their life, to share their tritl-'s. to assist in their studies. 10 meet them in the thoughts and feelinns of their childhood. It is a nreat step in education, when around the evening lamp.are gathered thedifferent members of a family, sharinn their oceup-iiion with one another the older assistinn the vounner. each one contrihutinn to the entertainment of the other, and all feel inn that the eveninn had passed only too rapidly away. This is the truest and best amusement. It is the healthv absurd and exasperated. Mr Jefferson Davis left his wife and daughter in Europe left Liveipool, Dec. nth. for I'hiladel ! !"'inimeni 01 a commi w- a 1 wnn a , lu . i:1,.K,Ti;, committee a hill for 1- .11,.. . 11 . 1 committ.eol the senate to devise some ;tI.i., , 1 ,1 ten.lers-oliect.il to plua put bnektotimeustowi!. he lost ,,w.llioi of eountin" the electoral vot.-i-V n , 1 .- . ' k - , - . m inou 01 mimuu.. in. .iMioi.u "o . ir. Ibdman made a cotiterence report herloremast and bowsprit durinjr a jrale and suhirHlied a lesolutmn let.-rnnn ' ,, ,l(. jj (lVidinj; for the expense on the llth of Dec mher. The second the message of the House to ii scli-rl , . ,1' ,..,:,1,f.1tin,r,...,tmii....4 -l.i.'h I,1 u I'i II'W. ! t'J !. .ooun! t. ; ' . . .-t iiT t : . :v . .;o,i !. .ii : !" H..Ue : '. ( i .i; :i I'll !. .i.Oli. ;- :niil .i - i4ti. cao- !'' , Dm .! u' .i.' ;' i- :t ..f th Den iJi' '.. the iv- tor the invesniration ol the Oretjon elwtoral app..intment, in hich Sena- torsMierman. 11.u11u.tn. ana. e. arm .inriie,i o-.r. p.m. -eu.,...i ':. said that on Moml ,y next he w..iiM.. til. up the civil s. rvice hill. n-iiiirHiff U ! I'le-d,, cut's s.dai to f T..i peraninim. ; It p.t-s.11 the l.;-l Coi:-.'resS and the; !'.JL..Ie.t ih!,iI it. The romimtte..! lavort-l the passage oer the Veto, M-nator Wi'uhf a!-Ms.tul t nit hcuoitM "' ..tuila or M..nda intrMluce a hill i'ii!i3 -m"'!.a;:,.r,K:;: nninds s;ud h-had not hrouhtupthe hill reul.t'iii tlu- electoral count, as he had protuised. hecaine a senat4,r v.le. desired to discus.-? the .jution was indisposed t.Mlay. 1 1... roolutioii t.r paxim: witnesses hefoie the senate committees .?:; per da and im-n-n..i i.iiir... ...n W.-... "oo ..... amendment piovidmu for the pauuent mess.tiie lioin the Hoiiv,.. anuounciui! the passage of a i .'Solution tor theap . commiuee.io..eco1npose.ioi , .-enaioi -. with power to jirepaie and report with- out unm ssary .hlav such im-asmes :ls willsccurethe caretid count t.f the .dec - total vote and the best disunion ..I all tpiesti-.iscoM.iected therewith: and that in c.nim.Cee have power to corner with the committee ol the House. Laid over until Monday.aud ordered pi inted.; . After executive session, adjourned. . nn?e. SATtnnvY. Dec. I.t.-The postolhce ! .,, ,.U.M ,,U1 ,,...,,. -rJlo ,l,.ak,.r es.i ted Mr. Morrison's t h-iam from New Oileai.s, and the iefusal of Piesi- dwnl Orton ot the Western I uion I ele- nranh compaux. to produce in' ormuiai dispatches called for by Mr. Morrison of the Coiini'essional committee. Mr. Wooii moved a refeience of Mr. Morri son's t l'-nram to the judiciary com-; mittee, with instructions to report at l.itli (iA(.Ift- iiiB i jH e 'Mi),".. W.v ' :' r .' ' theeatihst pract'cahle moment what I jiv ist, ls.;'; ,Inl -jnd. lsi;t. ami .I11U action the House should take m the :;,. is.;.;, n,e pension hill pa-scdwith premises passed. DaTis' aineuiiment. ieijuu inn the Com- The special order was taken up. heinn ndssioner of pensions to hep-after in resMlutions in n-nard tothetleath.d tlie rorp,,niU. in llis annai statement of late Speaker Kerr. F.ulonies weie tie- j additioual pensions also the icducliou hveretl by II imilton dud ;. Kell (Pa.), j , pensions, senator Mitchell's ies dn- hauioiid, .Moi'ioe, ijo'mes. jiurcuanl (III.). V. McCrarv, 'Iymer. Atkins. Hereford. Knott. Vance of Ohio, and ''air. Mr. Carr otTeretl resolutions pro fess inn the profoiuitlest sorrow, and di rectum that the speaker's chair be I drapt d the remainder t.f the session, a?:d that the Kepre-entatives wear inournuin adopted, and tne House ad journed. n.iuf. Monpw. Dee. Is. Mr. Knott intro duced a b:ll reyulatinn the pr ceedinn.s in Presidential electoral count re- f erred to select committee on elections. P.ills were introduced as follows: To r..r.;io .... rl... ....,r.,t ;.. ;.... r.f ).,n ,.f I ' t.Klllltlll Lilt II. .wifttll.Ml ri .rill.-. . . i...iTt.r ..t.. ,,c,.r,..no- ..rnotir.'i.... li.oo.i,. v.., v"i . iioiii, . aj.t i.ti.ii"ii and -h. nine of alleniance; to establish the fr.inkinn privilecje; to reduce and reorcanie the navv; to promote the .'"".cienev if marine h.ospitals. Mr. Frt .ffenil a 1 evolution for imiuirinn into the maimer of conduct inn the late election in the Sixth District of Mis sis-:ppt and the Fourth District of Ainjau.a. wnetner tnere wa iniimitt.i kilau.:i. whether there wa intimitl.i- tioirot car.onlate- or voters. 1 lie Louse refu-ed the previous tpie.stion and the resolution went over. Mr. Franklin's resolution, for the invest ination by the conimittees.n expenditures in treasury department into the action of the Sec- retarv of the Treasury in transfenvn - ?eU '?, ..I'" Z W ! ',? lit ;u in., i.'v .ii,mi inn m unvii.01 i- 00 i rejiort a constitutional amendment for - ledtiinn the pavimnt of war claims to disluy.il pers sons was adopted-l.-,:J to 13. . Senate. iippomtmcnt ot the Oregon elector was considered, senator Hitchcock in- j troduced a bill to divide the State of Xebraska into two judicial districts referred. After some debate Senator .,.- r..,.. . n.hMm.A Mr ll.,- I souuierumo-si 01 an. .vu na.e ,oIIZ w: tnemseiyf-s irorn ll.e tions t.ejore . . ,, .. ,. .... ,.f u .m- .-.......-.-. ...... ......e... ... ..... ...... , ... IIIU Ji , Ih Wl Hi- k 1111.1 "i . mmmtJ intrIuced a resolution for the nn -tec slopes of simw; the lowest 01 thetn 1 tnoe m th (.oxes coul i i:K down, .ind ,vh . ff . t from other int-lle lion of citizens in the risht of suffniff-; h-iti-r aUuit t.o.-rf) feet hinh, and lh-SheIo..rwasfnr5oinotinii-i-raptT. Th- ' . ' -. rirMr!. ,. f,, .rs nXiJivz j ". ' -i! is--- vr! ' fr"'n- '"-"- -' 'h . ss 'XX ST. S & eral report t.n the reinoval.ifflovenior 'them deserve sjwial mention. ..lonut down lh step?, when lr,e himlmost r(.nroauuiTe man thus mbnc Wells t.f Louisiatia. A resolution in-1 Tlsielsen. f'.V) tV-t. is named after an j m:2ht have ot out by leaping into Ue ' . -,..f., r (.r;,,,. wnmaT we oc...v..... ...v -'............. vw i exieoeiiLeiiL? jiiti 11 1011-' 1 e-iiit-iiL iii.ii.-?..r : f .urt-i'it ! t! l)ll..l!i i v. ni r'!..r ?r- : i : V: , , k. i i. . ,. ,...Vl.' .1.1 . ' ..UT ' 1 i -: . I - . Mr W -! :!-L ' a r-Mii;i,.!s f.-r t!.e !. i i.ii --i.t ? ;! .i,ir.... n. h-.i r t..ii.. .ti.i... i..-,- rdr r.1 printinl ;uid lant on t : it-.e ; ,.(.r vl ,utU. ',.;H Uf.lr p;.-t. . n ..tor Mlt hells re.oiutin m"!tf..fni: ,. ,. , . . . i, ,i,.. . tj. ,.B,intfIlriit ,.; the Omr..n e,e, t.-is ,tk,r"f !!!"-- l""t- ' "' xvjis taken u am! di---.ii.sr.l h n.-,..!- the N.i. ".n attemp!- t-. .. e Mi v. Mit. hell.Moiton .ind V-aw Adjouimsl. . i oi.ei." muI in.tn .;civ ..f the er' 11. ..-... ; . , , .,., .. u-. ........ - 1. . . u, ll.ilrilll,ii1l't,t"rtrtMliW,.ii i ..-....- :. ..,'ui.o.." recit'u.i tl...t .1 (iVimnor . M . 1. of Iiel.tnd. w.e. in the , ,.,tVj ,jepuii.-.l to present ttie .-..iutiMi- !,-:r;:.,:t,!::;;!, ';.; ;;.: &&; v ear. and leternn the (.!.-: t. the --.. ---..-.. -k - committee on Foienjn Aff ur- .id.pi- ,1 The judiciary omunitiee re-.rte.l. f.ivriti cnirressional pmiert. comi-1 1 ,. ,.r.4l.i.ti..ii of teler.tius. Mr. ijrd..n thes.tme committee, made a ,,j.,,ntv iejN.rt.aml .tseits that thede- s... ,..,, ,,. ..... teeiriaiUH I,oUi.la- ci'iupanv tlie demand. Mr. Knott ot- Us, i.'.V-and Mr. Knott's .nhhtitu'i - uas adopted. Mr. IMatt ake, ,nam- mil,,u ..,,.,,.1,1 f..r tin inft. ..hu'ioti ,,r .. J'i, iI .V .1 i.,...r" ,"'0 the Vhe . , M, ..lvltt !WllIlS, t. ;.. y, k ,t- olliee ohlcct-d to. Mr. Chittenden a-ked leave to mtlodiice pr leter.nce , .... . . A.lioiirn.-d. s,.,,,. j s.ut, Hitchcock introduced a bill ! sll(.In(.M.ln u. ;u.. fnr . ;ij r. j ,,, (lf n.p, equation aceordm- to t!le ninth censiV-referretl p. the com- , ,.,. n t.i(.,.ullS. j. j,rvl.,. p.r an ..,.,. ,., ,, ,..,.,....,...,,... .-,... v... ,,lsk.L '.,;, .uMi. ,,..consi,enM last ,.-,-,u's vote establish inn the Territory ot I'.-mhina from a p-.rtion of Dakota, The name wus then changed to Huron. ., . , .,U,.,L .,.,. (.liair .,r,.. ! s nted a communication fi.au the mi' p.tarv of War. emracinn the reiM.rt ot Major Coinstock. of the Lnnmeer Corp. .Major. omsiocK.oi uie ; - .nniueen..rp - . on the south P. ls tabled. Senator Wrinht anuoiinceil that h- woii!d, ito inediately after the mormon hour Fiitla, move t re-coiisnler lh Senate bill declaimir the true intent and mean- )nir ot the I nicn Pacific acts, approved lion, for the invest ination tf Cronm's appointment, was then dwussed, alter which the senate adjourned. The America ti Switzerland. Switzerland in Ann-iica is not onh to ho fountl in the Ibx-ky Mountains where hmje jieaks lift their snow-capied heads up to heaven, but also in Wash incton Territory and Orenmi, where, at a conit'erable distance hak from the Pacific coast, the C.-iscade tnounmios ! rear themselves aloft. The snow-line I . , ., . . t i-s here ncccssitnlv much huverthan in Ca'ifornia. which is ten dnrees further soutl-i. At six thousand feet Mount P.ainer is stripnl with hune snow !it'h's, and at ten thou-and we are in I the presence of perpetual i--f- and snow. (Ilaciers of w:de extent are found on .1 dozen mountain". The principal jK-aks in the rann in Oregon are M.-.int IItXKl Mount Jefferson. The Three Sisters. Di amond Peak. Mount Thi.'I---n. Mount scott, and another peak on the opposite. J or e:ist. side of Crater Lake, known by ' several local names, but not yet d-'-sin- . natrd on the maps. and Mount Pitt, the ; ...If. nmj L ' . connected with manv of it unrks ot improvement, who urst ma.Ie I -Vicult ascent of its siiinm;-. It Georne Francis Train imagines that the judgement day of the financial world is near at hand. 1 --. ..." ..... ..-,......, .' v.. . . ...... TJ I nr:nn ..'!! M tt r i a. : r r i: In :r- i. -: -.. t' .. - i.. l Mr Il.-.'.r. H prtioof the ;n.r-h A11...1 ir tt,.e !,.. t.M in the ii,,,,,, rIHvi W -. i..::e... ' H' thetxjl.ion .n it ie:i. .; ' !ike tipeia lloii-e ..ne ..i.rs .,..-. ' r-ciitie.i an h-.ur earner, our own :t ' "' :;- """r1 r" - "iit. iheie waehance f. itee;. -t' j TJu .Mi,t.,rof the Uict.mon.t .stn,tut I j . .. , . tiIf. Illllt..,f .... ! "' ,h ",,rp M "" ,uur ,f ' disa-.tet.und in h: .ier of the 1.. t ' d.. he pae these details: l .t l,liU.J.l.,...i..ll.i.... . , i..i ." . . t 1 1 He is mfo'med that th- wi-nerv U-,k j (irr ,n th(t ,.wfe ..t.if the house ,v tl.. ' ,,,r '" " '" ' " 'i tt..U the l... j who wasordere.1 hy s..meof the ,,;.., . ..raise u si aim ui.11 11 r.e uiu so-;,. cei.ery would take fire, when ke w..s commanded, in a perrmpt.ry auumer. lo hoist it. II uhevwl. ami the tin ut mice communicated t the scenery. "The N tfave the alarm in the rwur j of the stanc. and ;iske! some of the at- J .ef the at- tendants to cut the cords tv which the combustible mateiuiN were siispeude.!. The person wIhh duty it a t.ii this I'.eil painc-sttii ken. Th - . fortu nately happenil when one of ;'; .!. was tla iiur near the orchestra, and thp ttreatest" mrt of the n with itn horrid d.-.njjer. waji.b-i-ure.l from the audieure by a ci; vnn. i.'pii fl . . . ..!. .. r ft 1 " 1 iii iiaitie n.iresiii won aini'HH iiiria- 1 ........ til.. r;.i.i.klv an.! the Hit. fnlltnt - - from the eeilimr iion the performer ..... ..... ...p ..... .. - .......M tlie first notice the audieriee hni of w as their danger. Fven then many snp' ,.o.,ed it apart of the play, ami W(.r,. a litth-time rc-strainetl from Jli'ht tv n rv fiom the stae that there was no .lanner. The pertormer, and their at- tendants vain attempts! to L.ir down the scmcr "Th,. ..,ti"...r ..f ft,i. riwr w:t r,.n.. l- the first, lo twcape. No words can ox press his honor when, on turning around, he discovered the whdw hutld ;nn to be in flames. '1 here was but one dor for the greatest jrt of lie-nudi- ence to pass. Men. women and chd ren wrt' nn-ssmj; ui.n .neh other. while the names were !WinK up.,n those behind. -Thowlitr went to thedifferent win- .low s, which were very hih. n! im plored his fellow-creatur'-a to save their lives by jumpini: out of them. Ino- i rani of their dsuiRer. they were afraid to leap down. wh:le th.e ,ehmI were . rutin of sra-Jwi warm nnn nn. por seen rat.hmn on fire and wr:U.inf in : "- W-W "rh w,H,:l lt '" anonv. At let,th. pursued hv the pre- , niwi "t nMtr. in iuit of lh tnr dames, noshed tm,e nearer th.. ' - Knrop. H wa Jt nntlT-oT ... . , ... t window, anil lh- p..pif hnian falling ' upon each olliT with their clothes on tire, some half roasted. "The pr.pe outside were w-n wnnj;- inn uifir nanas. neatmn tneir mwis and brriipt.-; and those that hiul .raied seemetl to s.itfer nreater torment than tn.fc-e eaveiopi in tne names. All 01 -.,, in th. M mU , had rlw. : "The loss of a liundrff! thousand frjKld oa lhh fipW of iXlt.e i I .mjch lhf. liyar. hk lhl Thf. cooUl not moat he potato rot has made its appearance. ! and agriculturists are fearful that thev will not be able to carry the crop through the winter. 1 1 ;.- it " . -Mf ?- .:, 'i. t ,t .. I. V ' . . - v . - ' : ' r s r r i I I . . ,f . , . ?i it ! ?!. ft ... . .-. -Ml t ? ii . ! ' ,t h tillK". 1 f ' ..., ;. 1. .',1' ' "t t" ' e.i -on. nu -fe 1 rer . V 'I ' ! ... r ! ,. k . u ,fe ef;p. .'.r hi'u. l41 tl t ' t.e 11!- -! to an-' ! 1 . f. r t u .- '" ' '. 1" f ii. lot J' . el. I !.' tl t ' I . - ife I '.' . t .-t .. : ii. ' .11 -.. k : . - t I . ..! .!:. ! e. . t c , he t J. Old ! IIiiim- ! .s j 1 ; ! . t 1 1 . ! 1 ' . ! . M t! I f : I- ... 1 ' .'i i , . ! 1 th ..' rt 4 r .f i ll I .. MIL I lift I. i- . . pi s. . ..f 1. c. 1 .', .1 r. 1 ' .11:1. C ! ; . ha'.e . 1 I ti . f th. "t. . rn : . lit 1 .. !' l.i.f P tl! jr.. . j eh re.! . . . .- et : ' r. a- ! . e- : l.l." t . that 1 n c- . -... '! .. ."I..?! She ' d w .. ple l,u le ..'. highlv .l.i.i.e- sumption f ?! . Th io-..r. ? f fo tE. 1 he .1 1 . hurm-d w h l ' ' Th gar mm ; ' f tea 1 mar. ' i"1 f "vv ' The -iuit:i ber.tlie so mil. law wan ena V i m-tim! tliat It W ' I l,vinif to render Jn.ei. " ' i dpai. Cremation was ra.i' , f Shf fourth cmttt.y. m '.. ,t fed ..'.. l'"s,WP' , This nutnner of dtn-mtf f thd. ., 1 " -' '1 In my nil ,.-1 - "-1 whw MMh " m " l f liaxtm 1''Jm lrp"rJwI. i n " I "7 rMif. It t..S..lt,e ntrtrf . t . . .... .. tm . tn-1.. 01 mtral. l;n ine taw iwm in m was not an irrttrc man. a I km from apern ! arqiiajutanee with him H is nra;it aprrh U erratriettv . hi hirsf WjuimI veTitT y.iruH without niArryiriK- H ilwir. t ' i ..! --P ft.ivn kfiwifeVAr iKat ! "' " . . j " h(t U"T "u1- ! " A , fri"nd of th Wr "- W-i! m il , eWu p- iw -." When i latw him ti wan tiwi svety. but h sbh1 as Toothful m ii:.t men of nff. In iipttt.i k" i wan MMmitW st.U younger. He wm Frankfort on-th- Main, ami i"prnl& his city an Embassador nnmmvij ai liaTaria. Vif-nna and Parte. When his natire rity loat it irwfiv pendente about the yr Ii'. he earn? to Ameriea. vthre h has shon wH m,in, u n f,rrtinarT hrillinnrj tn the , mml rnllirntrt sfirfel rircles of 'mofe ' Umn ongwtf ty. ' ,r;. nrfHSWt wij.h u hav hiftbor cremate! nai?:ht haf tn a whim; rk for oth'T diaripl Amj ..- 'jfrr.'ftfiY f A t mTix rtftrta !' '. r ' U'VI,' -.- j f- - of Knrope, clnM anl rieUti v-w- .7ed. vho-e ineaitrs offer ;he?r own "Whv havn't vou brow-lit back the umbrella vou borrowed of me. SamV 1 "Because father always told me to lay up something for a rainy day." 4 Vf -
