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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.


EsSEi -. 49, 20
PASSENGERS for Bioon.ineso %, springheit Alton,
and 81 Iauis will ind the route via Lee Sale TO be
Ia, Speedicst now open 10 the pab'ie. and not
,uh,ee,es 10 the rsHal delays OF the River ny taxing
"a. CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAlLRoApto La
SalI..,lle IL LIMOS CENTRAL RAlLRoApt Bloom
ins;on, and the
CHICAGO & MISSISSIPPI IL abroad
10 Alton and 81. Lons, fassengersare taken through
Without delay IN IL Hours!
The route TO ST. Louis via Mississippi Rivers IHRxE
Hrspsxs MilEs and time FORTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria Pesin and Ur-
bapp; at Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg aud
Havana; nj yrden with Wzyerly; II Carilayille with
Hill,boro Van Buscnshurg, Vandatia and Salem; ct
Rrirbon it'll Greenfeid aud Scot.yiiie; ard as Alton
with JerseysiIle Carrolion Edwardsyilie. Highland
and Carye The trains also connect at Sprinneld w
The Grea Western Railroad for Decatur, Terra Haute
acksonyiIle and Naples.
Hsssengers arriving at ST Louis, VIII connect with
steamers sor tn. Missouri Ohio and Tennessee XIV
-ss and aiso with for Memphis, Ficksburs,
Kstckez =, and New Orleans
NPPassepger Trains leave Bloomington At A. n.
and 20 ?. ~, the arrival ofthe Trains from the
North.
yTriesets con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sail. for any point onthe Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
h. HEALING, suptC & MIR.
Jane sth, 1854 ~ Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
DAVENPORT INSURANCE COMPANIES.
xss.. H.-a,, ara Hari a. Irs1rlacA.M

p.,sss ~. ra.aranr. r..--t,anitai S3oa, 900
''A''"sss Of Hartford, Conn.
~..s.,..,s,, r;re insu rance Co,-Gspiist eiSa,o
Of New York.
Ar.s.s..r a%fua, Insurance Co.--Capi.a 33oo.ooa
AsAS Of New York.
v.., p.,,.-,scn tos,rsnee Co Capital Ssso. 900
sss' OF Network.
r.,.n.,i.. arc w.sxr~ with
casa cas,i,sis sai ~ aud in ssfrsrrF abs
n. araas, s-xa De 1scrtsd In the above
The m ,st 4hls rsfes- Tae meuo u el'sS VS.
fSa' ANS FlSEFIELD, Arcpt
-. Ne / s,esn aas rctal Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
GENERAL InTELLIeEEoE OFFICE.

THE uudersigaedha has openeds s.
Ofice with q com pie,c set Of boeks IN which 70
enter an ieds OF Rea ana Personal Property for sale
81 for rent the names of ait servants VINO WISH Tor
places Ia tanies within the city also the names o.
Mechanics and others esihgeriptas mcht,
SO that tssse who are in search Of Houses, Liis =
wants 90 eunno fa, of immediate. saeSess IN obtain
ing eithsrhS calling al my ONCE. Charges moderate
Call aud register your warts orders lucy VIII
receive Pronil taiientit n. pYxpr,Ern
No. fCommereiai baildthgs.
Dee. fs54-diy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
BOOK BIgDERY,
Tlark rook and Paper pox Mandatory

ts No. A COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
yYr MULLER. Bopk Binder IN davenport begs
w leave 10 5ufoFin the citizens o. Davenport, hosh
island Moline aud vicinity that he has feesfed "a
ling athie ana Il nav prepared TO 10 al tse Eosk
IN III line as faper Ruling and Blank BOOK aahulle,
turing. Also ali SORTS If i3indins; manufacturers III
sorts Papcr Boxes Fra AMI Narnissss Maps nj
Fixtures. &c. He also does Paper Hanging al she
lowest PFices. - =, ,nA
Blank Book for general ase Dansi, ma. aha f""ph
let boxes constantly on hEnds .,,r,
MAY IL, le54-tF4 IT ". hth't'h'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
ALFRED ]. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

N&rILLk constantly on hand ard Tor sale large
w assortment OF suIn be r. sl.sths a Shin-
giles OF every variety ot size for building Parposes,
Is also hard God for cabinet work aud machinery
Being at the head OF tho rapids, he can OBTAIN select
cdfogs Of hes. quality aud in unlimited 1uahty,so
as 10 p ,he Mills runningeyers week in NE year
orders therefore be allied on short notice az any
tiHc. itaF,rt1H 7a
he also furnishes ldmb.r offul'sizes aud sttae
lowest casa yrfee.es.
Feb Is. 1855 Gtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.


TfIE tsfeal Central Route, connecting lhe NtiSht
sa,i.s i'm the .starn, Northwestern and SaathMes
lern States. by ac.n;inroas Railway direct. III
road aisa eanaects al Piitsbur- with dsiiy i.re Of
steamers 10 all ports the N@rthwcster iaRes' MA
ring the most direct. ehesPsSf en1 rea5fs rehe
which EREI at can be forwarded 10 and itaih me
Greet Nest.
Rates between Phiisselphia and FittsturgE
FIRST Class..Boots. shoes. hryl 80. Is lcolb.
Goods I'm boxess. Furs. Feathers6e. 'r7E
SECOND GLASS;. Books q statior-)
cry, Dry Goods in boxesl. Hardy toc. 2 i0o Id.
ware, Leather. " aei, &c.
Third ella Ss..Anyils. Ragging,t ,r. A looib
Bacon. PORK in bulk Hemp. &c -
F0urth GLASS;. Coffee Fish. ia. m. M tnplb
con d Pork (paeked}I ara X Lard Oil,
Y Tlp shipping Goods from any point East OF raiia-
.leipia he parcu:art 70 MARI pack age ria PeHnsFE
rarsa Rrilreai. AnGaods consigned 10 the Ngcnts
q this Road at phiiadelphG Pntseurg, will be for
" rded wiihoutde.eniicn. -
rasisRr ArRSrs.--Moses Potter. Gos.oa; J. l.. hi
,iett y York; j Snecder, Phiadelpha: Magra~
& Koons Bs iimore; Gee. &. Franciscns Pittsoars,
Spsig.nan,S Brown, Cincinnati, ohla; J. s. Moore
head. Louisville. XIV: r. c. Meldruni, Madison,
Ind Ra,eInlS CO St.Louis, Ne; J. 5. Mitchell q
Son. Evansville, Indiana
III. HOUSTON. Gerard FretrAt .fs Z, fA"a.
II J. LoNBAEAT, SEPT. -sfooaa, "a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
ne Western Massachusetts, Insurance Comply.
pi..sneld Mass.

Pit.saeld Mass.
Cash Capital. S'Soseo
n. x.aire Coaaty Mutual Insurance Co.;
oss pit.sscie. Mass.
81. r.,.,,.. s,ao asn Aceairei Gapnli $ioo, 90
oAT sI,n,sx = Rock islasd. tlis.
osSs in ca .rcisi Bal ding
~. sse,1i asos. ] HN hpAIh, hsTHa.
LAD is-au nsFshPote, 'N
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

"hVAGoAAL AM R6AAAA
skHE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets n large and we'll selected stock
Ct goods of all descriptions, In nse consisting
of Dry Goods. Boots aud shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robea,
Groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
u. "A. T. l. IL Kanawha sst Hardware.
Nets and Mill Saws. lron all kinds Steel
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodeuware, Live geese feathers, Pitch & Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuff, &c,
viii h will be- sold at small nd vance for Cab. As
intend keeping every thing in common nae, persons
warning articles obtain them Front Street
atts Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une Q, 1880. J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
A NEW style ofSL0CKS, suitable for Banking
"A and other Offices or Railroad Cars.
APT 25-d3m G. Is LION.
No, lie Clute Roy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
CRESCENT lAEuERREAN GALLERY

CKESGENT UHEUkKKhHN uHLlhN1
ON BRADY, BET I'D AND Sd sTHEE1S,
Over Mr. yacobys new Drug Store
THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
l their friends and the public General " that they
have fitted ~ the absse Ssy-light Gal where they
will be pleased to sea lac and sentiemen uhethef
they wish their il enessestaken ornot.
kocmsc pen from A Mto5 7 M.
arikinds OF pa-aerreoty pcstak and warranted.
Instructions given In the art
o,t. s..dtfwsm az,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY,

THE Subscriber has opened stock of Groceries Ia
i his house ON Perry betweenSecond and Third SIS,
which will warrant 70 be Of the very best quality
and which re viii sell as low as can be purchased
eiscw here.
CIGARS.
choice lot ofeiSarjust received and for sale low
atwhaiesale orretail.
Davenport, pee23a, lsSl-itf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
B. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL GROCERS
Dry Goods. QucensWares Hardware.
Boots and shoes. Hats md Caps &c:
with = thu

NOtr = ! u en- WAN . tuS'
numerous TO mention.
We nave on hand ana W
largo ssorisiebts IN the al
Spring. oar large stock g
" recommend; which vi
Wholess le or Retail NSrk,
20 Ha-shead n, o Sugar:
20 eblserus'a & elar an gar:
IS sack assorted Gofee;
so bushelsslried apples:
SO bushels paired Peaches
goo hstls I bills d . CasS :
n Orleans SGgar hpnse
and Syrur Soiasses::
: bbls sup Golden Syrup;
40 chests aud I chest. I.
Hysnn impsrialand Eks-
lIsh Teas.
400 a,liesassorted Teas FIR
e aiiy ass
20 hlf bh.swhits fish and
Lake Trout,
G Boxes prime Cod Fish:
so Kegs NAILS assorted;
SO boxes dried Herring;
SO do best Brooms:
snhoxes Mould Candies;
Ieboxss Star Candles;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
CHOICE swGArs.

'INHis day deceived by ENpressar.ry choice lot Of
Il segns, consisting in part Of z, 90 Geruine In.
ported and 10 Geo lower grndes The attention of
those VINO are t"nd 81 good Segar Is sailed TO the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND.
where the! may be had by the box or retail.
WARREN h RHAWN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
uissouri STATE Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of St. Louis.

CAPITAL aaaa 600 aud constantly increasing.
pigECr0RS.
ID. Pare, c. 5. Greciy, :, N; nassH'
2. Raw, r. W. Aexander. p =, spsss
is NsCane d. A. January, c. II. resA.
from 10 lays 10 six years, aac tse IN
sqred participate IN the whole prons.
r,- sTf,r ALTON euaafre oftae undersigned Agent
II Davenport U. "a "a -.
JrN .9fh. lssA-tr~-ls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

Ill be constantly receiving
.ovc line on the opening Of
Il Groceries We particular
II he sold al the Lowest
Q, Priees:-
re boxes Soap,
Bale Rope. all sizes;
icampa:ne and Spirit Gas;
Glassofau sizes;
! Sas / eis in variety:
Ter, pitch and Rosin; .
!, Kassias. Sslrrants,R Rice and
J S;s.ces In variety;
Prints. dry aud Ground;
Cedarana Pine Chrrrs:
Wa n Tubs aud Buckets;
;o;fs-Lard. Linseed. Tau
( nArs, sperm and Elo-
7 plants Oils.
, 4 large assortment of
4 Quaersware;
eco bills Lake SAT-,
rs sacks cd Alum Salt;
Oysters and Sardines;
A large assortmentof To-
baceas direct from the
I Manufacturer:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Moline.

SEARS, WOOD G CO,
Bedstsad Manufactures, Lumber Merchant
and Dealers in Planned Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
'J'E r only establishments the Westwhera
sH Nv OODis CELEBRATED TURSlN @
LATHE used for turning PglssAIIc FoRas; sucta
Nsneh, Satsstsrs, Bed Posts, Table LSgs,a
work too various to enumeraie, with the
Hoadipgs OF ali into squares Of any Ram5tr or
tasts may ssggsst. Making the most pc rloct A nd
beautiful work aifaney desire, sudhayin The
appearance Of costly cared rark.
4 June II, le54--ira-tf
M0LIEE PAPER MILLS.
fhf subscribers are cuHstAuIty making variety Of
Printing and Wrapping papeg.ut their N iliip Mo-
me- ana VIII ay Cash for any reasonable quantity Of
kood eisha cotton or linen rags. Ourlrayel pgent,
a. ~ Churchill viii call fhe Merchants through
cehiralIoNa ard pay then y, rash or Fa-r f,r their
rags. WHEELolk a. EFrGIiS
Moline, jane 30h 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

LAr BeesWaN, Spe rlnaCCti INclgo. z BIat, NSF-
peras Blue yitriol Nera saitpetre. Ber.x, Starch,
kasin. Bed Cords, Clothes and Plow Lines, Flour,
Corn Neal, " OGDEN and Sto { Ware. Nails, Ne, Se.
HAWKES. & DAY.
AMI 90 SIS Frent 81. "a door east Of Main.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
INSURANCE
FlrE AND MARIEE

New Yosk City Insurance Company.
HOME oFfICk No. WALL ST., y. \.
s..-r,s tlyrtrp 30. d IL cLAaRx rLosx. okvksronr.
r.r,r.s xSoo.0So.
Tnscs naany organised nader thciaws 81 sfx
has established Branch Once AZ paScnt ~ ssu wv
tssee pcticias a-ainss loss or damage by Fire on
Nwelltn1 HeWscss ware hOusessSs0Ses
and NE rc6Anatse.
Also NARIsx AND lSLASa NAvleA Itex Asp ikA"
posrAuox Risks on the mcst favorable terms.
ps..f rsks -ls,Ias, Ssep ID. s. .fesss, frtst.
49, ALEy w, McsREGQR.
Ss,, a, assa Gent. Agent.
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u uranfr.
INsU Ran Ia

INuKANCE.l
FIRE NADINE Am LIFE RISKS taken Al this
Aeeac, in responsible Companies aad on The naost
reasonable lefms,
Merchants sappers win be allowed Arssurn pre-
..GeGREGos, LAwEs BLAKEMoRE,
aug No 8 LIZ CtAuH Kew.
NEy YaaS LYfF INsyRANCE COMPANY
06ce 100 Dreaaway, n. T.
AGENCY No LIZ GLARS RI0Ck. DAVENPORT
r.,.., osQo,ooo.
A. w. McGREGoR, Agent.
Sept. 81, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.

WE are now prepared TO supply families with The
" following articles, which We warrant to give
salsSfae, lion - Various kinds of
Tea, Coare, sugar. Syrup,
Nolasses Saaps. Confectionery.
Nuts, Flavoring Extracts,
Drd. Fraitana G srdeaseeds
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

Spring Arranxeaent..
nd amer Monday April ssh, and antli ,s..ner no.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Conner Of Front St and Ferry LANDING.

Corner Of Frsnt ST and Ferry Landing.
~ Bbls 81 Louis Syrup Melasscs reed on cOnsign-
Norsa J. VI. DALzELI & BRO.
GROCERIES,
WHOLESALE and kETAIE.. TOR ssIe by
w Nova n nAEZftL s. BIC.
SoAP-se soxss Palm soap in store and fer sole by
- Oet25 DAEZELLe d BRO.
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
.,rHE Subscriber has opened large aud choice as
.ortnent Of Family Groceries, at the "eHE II NJ
Erred sToRE,n
Front ST., nearly opposite the Mills,
a fer Sosrs S.ier Esrrers Frtffgraa's,
whare shall always have On hand ann suppl. Of
all such articles IS every fainil, needs. viz:
NO Sugar; Fish afl kinds:
Clarified Bacon, Hams AID Shoulders;
Crushed Picked Pork, LAID;
s n and v. o. Mol Choice Flour;
Syrup; Corn Veal;
Coffee and Teas; Potatoes:
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit;
Nails and Glass: Wooden Ware;
Ssene Mare. White Lead;
OIL q M Turpentiav. Soap ard Candles. Starch:
Ind tlasy olher articles too hume mention, al
efwich will be sold for ready pay, the lowest rri
ees-
will also purchase 81 kinds Of Country Produce
Butter. Eg-s Fouitry, W heaf farr Osts. etc.. etc.
May s4-dtf DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

- Bbl. st Louis yrup Melasscs reed on cOnsign-
Nov ~ J. VI. DAIzgLL & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

IN coon Miners 10 work Coal Hiue-noae hi
w those acquai uted with the business need apply
ma! li-du W b. CLARK
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
STEAM BOILERS
FINISHED ERAfs WORK.

! A Ii kinds. viz Faucets, TT, .cocts, Stem Wills
lAues, OIL Cups, Globe Valves, Sc, &c.,--a at Ea
gle Work ;. Chicago.
Dec. Is VT. T.. ". GATES & 90.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-19
HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDSEsDAY, january 10, 1886.
Mr.. FAULKNER asked the unanimous consent
of the House 70 report bill lin response to the
Message of the President Of the United States(
providing for the employment Of a volunteer force
for the suppression Of Indian hostities. He hoped
that in view Of the alarming intelligence accom-
panying the Presidents Message, the House would
fix an early day for its consideration.
Mr.. EDGERT0N, of Ohio objected
Mr.. RICHARDSON, of Illinois, hoped the OBJ
lection would be withdrawn. He was satisfied
that the Indians were now gathering on the from
tier IN avery alarming manner, and that unless a
large military force was at once stationed there
war would at once break out, which would proba-
bly, last for years. and would be attended with vast
expense and great loss of life. He knew of one
tribe, whose hostility could not be questioned,
that was able to bring into the field some 5000 or
1900 warriors.
Mr.. EDGERTON said he was utterly opposed to
the employment Of volunteers for any purpose
whatever. He considered them far more expensive
and by no means as efficient as regulars. Being,
therefore, utterly opposed to the bill he could not
agree TO withdraw his objection.
Mr.. LANE, of Oregon, inquired Of Mr.. L. if he
entertained 30 poor an opinion OF volunteers, what
he thought of Buena Vista?
Mr.. EDGARTON did uot mean to call into qucs-
tion the conduct of the volunteers who bore part
in the Mexican war. He reiterated his objections
W fOAuutccE dIlu IlOuHuL
that the files of the War Department would sustain
him in his views.
Mr.. FAULKNER asked him to modify his OBJ
lection SO far as to permit the bill to be printed
and recommitted to the committee.
Mr.. EDGERTON declined doing anything which
would at all facilitate the passage Of the bill,
The bill introduced by Mr.. FAULKNER authorizes
the President to call out 5000 mounted volunteers
for period not exceeding eighteen months.
Mr.. McDoUGAL, who was entitled to the floor,
yielded it for short time to a
Mr.. BLISS, Of Ohio, who briefly advocated the
passage Of some bill, which would at least give q
start to this great Improvement.
Mr.. McDOUGALL said that the vote of yester-
day indicated, that majority Of the House was in
favor Of some railway connection with the Pacific.
If neither the Senate BILL nor the bill reported by
the select committee did not meet with the appro-
baton Of the House, then perhaps the bill intro
duced in the form of an amendment by Mr. DAVIS,
of Indiana, might and If that would not then
some other bill might be prepared, which probably
would obtain the support Of majority Of the mem
bers.
He thought the question had been discussed long
enough, and now was the time for action. He
thought the bill of the select committee was the
last BILL but he the champion of no particular
plan. All he wanted was to lay foundation in some
shape or form, upon which to erect this great
work
Mr.. DAVIS then offered his amendment, and
was speaking on the subject when we were COM
PEELED TO close our report.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-19

COLUMBIA, Jan 18.--The New Orleans papers Of
Sunday have been received. The Mobile Register
says, that the Know-Nothing Convention lately in
session at that place. has adjourned without making
a gubernatorial nomination. They adjourned to
meet again in April. The Know-Nothngs were
totally defeated at the municipal election in Atlanta
Georgia, on Monday last.
Another gold mine has been discovered near
Augusta, Georgia.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-19
Later from Merico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 18.-The Orizaba has
arrived at this port She brings 5000 in specie.
By her intelligence has been received that Arran-
goiz has been deprived of his decorations of the
Order of Guadaloup for levying a commission on
the 100000 raised from this government and
abandoning his position at Washington without
permission. Many persons have been removed
from Office for not voting at the recent Presidential
election
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-19
SENATE.


FRIDAY, Jan. 10, 1855.
Mr.. WELLER introduced bin for the relief Of
VIM. b. Eaton, Of u. s. A.
Mr.. SEWARD introduced joint resolution of
inquiry, respecting the expediency Of erecting a
first class light house at Cape Race.
Mr.. HOUSTON presented memorial from the
Cherokee Indians, and asked It's reference 10 the
Committee on Indian Affairs
Mr.. GWIN introduced bin 10 establish a week
ly mail route between st. Louis and San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. STUART, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported bill for the improvement Of har-
bors and lakes
Mr.. EVANS called up the bill for the relief Of
the heirs Of Baron De Kalb, giving them t26, 099.
He stated that II had been before Congress for
seventy-fve years. Read three times and passed.
Mr.. MASON spoke Of the time when the com
modore had visited Congress three years ago, and
on leaving the House fell on the pavement, was
disabled and brought In, stripped, when II was
found that his shoulder had been totally destroyed
when, with his fotilla of New Orleans, he pre-
vented the British from approaching the place till
General jackson had completed bic defences, and
that his breast was covered with honorable scars.
Mr.. GWIN called up the bill TO pay Capt. Ap
Catesby Jones the arrears Of pay from the time of
his suspension 10 the present time.
Mr.. STEWART objected, because said report
was laid before Congress in this important case
and hoped that it would be reported
Mr.. MASON spoke of the duties OF commander
ofthe squadron on the coast of California as being
underlined at this day. The court-martial was In
session several months and ez parfe testimony was
taken with Commodore Jones's knowledge, and
for this reason the Executive interfered. The
court deprived him of his command ten years, and
of his pay for that time.
Mr.. NJ. was requested to ask the President 10 re-
view the testimony, and to remit the sentence,
which be did and restored him to active com
msnd but il was not In his power 70 interfere in
the matter Of pay so the Commodore bad e
ttioned Congress to obtain what the executive
had not the power to give but by restoring him
70 his command had virtually decided his pay was
| due him.
| He spoke Of the impression made on him and
others BY the sight He has been nearly fifty years
In the service; the deprivation Of the pay justly
1 due him, which he asks.
Mr.. GWIN sent in to the Secretary, papers from
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-19
Know-Nothing State Convention.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. Is.--The Know-Nothng
State Convention met here to-day. A large num-
Der of delegates from all parts of the State were
in attendance, and among them were Humphrey
Marshall, Col John s. Williams, and other polit-
cal aspirants It is reported that they met for the
purpose of nominating State officers
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Jos r. Bradley, NJ. Coz, and w. Jones, express.
ing their opinion Of the egaty Of the cost Of the
court.
Mr.. CLAYTON spoke in favor Of the bill, and
Mr. BADGER was speaking against 1t, when We
concluded our report
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.Another Fire in Neso York.

NEW York, Jan. IA second fire broke out
in the Bowery at five this morning which destroy
ed buildings 50, "a, and Sc. Two were owned by
Norman Cooke, who occupied one as cigar store,
the other was occupied by Mr. Baldwin, a dealer in
lamps, &c. Loss not ascertained.
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Fire II New York.

New YoRK, Jan. lathe buildings, Nos. 90 to
100 IL in tho Bowery, were burnt at midnight
They were principally occupied by Hyatt's carpet
warehouse, Colchesters clothing store, stiefs fur
store, Halladay's and Kings millinery stores, and
others The buildings were Of no great value
Loss, $50, 600 most of which was insured
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AUCTION SALES.


by BARNARD a BUCKLEY, AuctioneeTs.
GeOrgctOwn.
GALE OF FUHNIrURE.--On Tuesday, tho
- 28d instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ, wiIl sell, at
the residence of Mr.. Thomas j. Willard, Gay street.
near the corner Of Washington street, Georgetown,
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture, which %
well kept and as good as new.
We name In part
mahogany Sofas, do Rockers
Do Secretary and bookcase
Do Parlpr, Arm, and other Chairs
Do do and Dining Tables
French Timepiece, Mante Ornaments
Mahogany and marbe-top Stands and Tables
Solid walnut and other Bedsteads
handsome Cottage Chamber Sets
Firstrate Feather-Beds, Mattresses
dress aud walnut Bureau
Enclosed Washstands, Wardrobes
Three-ply parlor and other Carpets, Rugs
Radiator, Kitchen, and air-tighf Stoves
Dinner Set China gilt breakfast and Tea do
Knives and Forks, Glassware, Chatting Dishes
Refrigerator, Water-cooler, Crockery
Britannia Coffee Sets, &c.
Kitchen Utensils, Rain Casks
Also large lot Of improved bred Chickens.
With many other articles.
HUGH CAPERT0N, Trustee.
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,
jan 18--dts Aucti0neers