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4 MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HAWPT0NrS VEGETABLE TLNCTERE!!

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1855.
This to certify that Rbouns nine since was at
cian who be poul,iccd it very nucE
swoie and continued to progress until 1t had Increased
ulcers the number Of twenty-five formed between ankle
Of which particles Of bone TO the number of %,
and one T TbiG w SGfIThY six
taken Hartford county Of this States the phys
elan there told my mother and friends he could heal tile Ill
ed with weeks using the knife irsgpenty tax
giving rGlcsome Of the applications were so
that when applied the agony great fri nds
there for me; from my knee ankle
much unlike honeycomb the numerous ulcers running
would scratch my fingers white Pus would Issue theFerom
'Nsu "''' "A's BALTIMORE MY HoMEl
then returned to baltimore, my old home, expecting
b. the advice omy friends used various remedies
which gave only transient relief Icontinued to
worse swelling left hip. and after severe pain
formed from which came piece Of bone. AnOth
er also formed on my spine which my pm @ cut OUT
only OF saving ife Alter this yet another ter-
other parts Of body, which In number and size Asons
ed those WHO them was reduced to mere skeleton
''-'' DEATH a RELIEF!
felt death would have been reietto Ihad tried ply
sioRns and all remedies Icoud hear Of when friend
who had by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING.
Tul;F Of disease smErt to the one aboring UNDER
advised try IT. At this tInG hud been afflicted full
Ave years commenced taking ''1d0Pt01S Vegetable
-'"'''''' tuoPE ooMEsn
bottle of which inspired with hope, and by the
time bottles Eel. much improved thatI
had the confidence believe that Il would cure
tinued its uset Improving Ny ulcers healed and new
further detail, am Happy leg is also hCae
and renovation OF my health has taken place. and
consider myself cured By this wonderful medicine
alone Ihaye given but faint idea Of shHerings but
friends whOmay read this viii bear testimony to all that
'"'' HGSnStoS,s Vegetable 7yactgre,"
and will to al! who afflicted Ihaye been, TO use
EDWIN N. sPRANkIIN,
SO.2I Register street,
5doors north Of Pratt 81.
TREE a. GREAT T1 HES6gAT OK or TIE system
s Delicate ladies and children will please give tia
trial.
SoHETWkNr ABOUT HAlLPTORpS YYNCTERE-TO
%ERF0CSa SUEREREHS
As InvigoratOr and Restorative, where gentle smu
liant is wanted, We believe it 70 all The TorGlas be-
uiA and RIIEua ATIsA, with all diseases
I0wes has been truly successful to the single and
red We odcr the most valuable remedy which thonsandE
and 9y get II, pamphlets and secures
ef Sol! 1f ss MORTIMER nowBRaY,
240 Bamorest., Baltimore,
and 304, Broadway, n. Y.
eB-Priee fl neT bottle tnv5
MOUL
7 WILL buy the different grades Of Wool delivered my
u store MOL market square epo ,.,1so.,
my2I GEO. WILSON
BY EXPRESS.
IT'D GLOVES, in white and coiors, all sizes;
IA bonnet Ribbons-Jqst reed by - ,,.,,
my2I HEIsKEIL {. sHEAR1NGEN.
WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.
100 BARRELS Of Extya White Wheat Flour;
i $50 IS Bssorted brands.
Just received and for sale b.
oo !. NJ PusIFlIREz n, ,,.,l 81,
q les =; S : :, 4. 9, eoop CO.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

BEG TO Invteths attention my
my very and superb stock Of FAN and Win
ter Goods nov received arriving the Eastern ci
ties, consisting OF
FANCY CLOTHS OF ALL CGL0RS,
CASSIMERES
OF the finest quality, and in every variety.
TESTISGS
OF beauty excellence and nagaacenoe entirely beyond de-
sCTInt0n Together with and splendid assortment of
GENTLEIENS' FURNISHING GoOpS.
Gentlemen desiring handsome suit and good ft, will do
well to give me call All orders Will be attended to with
attention given 20 insure satisfaction
10 all who may tavCr with their patronage.
TIIOS. HUGHES.
No. IS Monroe d Water SITS.
sptG:tm Wheeling. Va.
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GROUP. wnoopING COUGH, INFLUENZA.

s. q,
AYR will cheer9lly certify your PEcroRAlis
the hest remedy possess for the Of the cOgial
Cough, oIp and the chest diseases Of children Wv Of
fraternity in the South appreciate yO1r skill, and
mend yeur medicine TO our people.
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r.Jley has commenced tic erection Of
NJ pc, -. WOODEN Factory, at tile corner of
II sS'',sgr ;rststreets, in the 9th Ward of this
'lira', :. =. :. d contain the most improved ma
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>n..,, great show VIII be in Wheeling
p'S ~ md 14th of October, Dan having
e ne =, "a !, remain with us two days, instead
., - bcrctofOTe announced
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Cigars and Tobacco.
ICE.

NO ICE.
SELLING OFF at COST
THE entire stock of Dry Goods She Of W D.
Mote Bro, this day forU ard be sold OF at
CosT and many nr;icss beoto cost, until is all closed
out The Goods viii be sold
EIncI,tsirelytor Cash.
This r chance. Cote then with your Tonevh
you e; bargains which have been offered in
OLIVER PRYOR, Assignee
spG for ". d. Motto s Bro,
Notice No 2.
4 LII tfoss indebted to W. D. Motto Bro, by note or
book account, requested call at theF ime
MAKE payment, their business must be closed
y si rs ''''' '''''' oL1vER PRYOR. Asstgnee.
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MEDICAL.
No. AYERS
CHERRY N
p q G I o R A i ~.
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF SdS,. 81
COLDS, GOUCs EAs4 AND S&sL-lE$9&9
-
pp,,,r,,,n Mas, ..

BRnrJRlD, Mass, cath Dec. 10
DIV. ]. !. AYRE;-I 10 not Hesitate to say
the 6esy remedy I ever found Eos Coughs,
HoarscucsS, Influenza, and the cOncomitaut
symptoms OF cold, Is your CHERRr PBcTO-
RAJ. It's constant use In my practice and
my fan.ily fort last ten years has shown
it TO possess superior virtues for the treat-
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61tLEa and besdtRyI ftSS.
Many of most worthy citizens testify to is wonderful
efficacy mall affections Of the Stomach and. Liver. AS
Touc it Ss been cAlcd, for the relief it affords in
all Of debility weakness Of nl Is almost n
Simultaneous. Nervous, Rheumatic and SeuraEie Alec
TONS Instances proved highly beneficial
and ia Others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients
unhest2tingIy recommend, surely may to doubt
uud eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EcIt HoIIandsch Kruiden Biitcrs.

EfSvS YEARS have elused since The Introduction of this
valuable medicine into the United States During this
time ii has gained R'.irersdt popularity as Remedy
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iAL AFFORDS relief and comfort.

AsrOR HOUSE, New York City, March D. 1856
d. AVER LOiCekL feel 1t duty and pleasure TO in
form what CHERRY PEcTOEAL has done for wife,
She had been five months laborus under the dangerous
symptoms Consumption, which aid could
gave her much relief She steadily failing, until
Strong city have for advice,
n your medicine. We bless Ills kindness
do your SKILL for she has recovered from that day
She yet strong SHE used to be- but is free from
her cough, and calls herself we'll.
Yours, with gratitude and regard,
STTEIVY nv
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
SEPT. 29.-Flour, sales of Howard street al
5,S7 1-2. Wheat 2a3 cts. better.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

TE Chemistry aud Medicine have been taxed
L produce this best, most perfect puTga
tive which Is known Innumerabc proofs shown
that these PILLS have virtues which SurplS5 IN Tue
ordinary edeiuCs, aud that they win unPTeccdentedy
the OF all men. They safe and pleasant to
powerful Their penetrating properties
vital activities Of the body, remove the OH
sruCtOns purify the Blood AMI eNpe disease
purge foul humOrS which breed and grow dis
temper sluggish disordCred organs into their
impnrt healthy tone with strength to the
system. Not only do they the everyday
plants every body but formidable and dangerous
diseases that have buicd The best Of human skill While
they produce powerful Effects they at the same time in
diminished doses, the safest and best physic that lie EN-
10 take; and being purely Vegetable freero any risk
been made which surpRss belief
of such exalted position and
forbid the suspicion of unrut. Many emf
Clergymen and physicians aYeent their names TO GER
fy the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
of their conviction that my
paratons contribute immensely the relief OF Afflicted
suffering felOw-nlen.
The Agent named pleased furnish gratis,
American Almanac, containing directions for ther use,
and the certificates of their cures Of the following COM
plaints:-
Heartburn, Headache arising foul Stomach Nausea,
ndIGestiIn the Bowels pain arising
herefrom, Eutuency Loss OF Appetc,a Ulcerous and
Diseases, which require evacuant Medicine,
ScrofA, Kings Evil They also, by purifying the blood
stimulating the system, complaints which 1t
supposed they could reach, such Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous lrrabitS, De-
dred complaints, arising from low state Of the body OBJ
sTuctionS of It's functions.
Do put BY unpncpled dealers with other
pill they make profit Ask for AYERs PtLs and
with this 10 It's intrinsic value curative powers The
the best aid there is for them and they should
have Il.
~ n. T,.,,r ~ h1,ar
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ConSumptirss not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PEcTonAL 1t is made by of the best medical
chemists In the world and Its all round US beSneaS the
high merits Of is vtrtues.-fNRddeLRhta- Ledger.
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IRA NaPORYAIlON

OFFICE TRANSPORTATION nEMPFIELD RRL
wHEELxo, Sept. "a, 1856.
rTE above road open ready transfer freight
and passengers Wheeling to Caysvile and all in
Freight through to Washington Depot Forsyh's
Warehouse. U. b. PElRSEL.
Agent,
sp2T Wheeling.
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MEIODEONSI

Just OPENED fresh lot Of Maodcons and octave,
a single and double reeds with all the late improvements,
ucudlng divided swell; double reed equal $500
church organ. These INSTRUMENTS offered at small adj
irst and warranted year, If re-
quired.
of Piano Fortes also atreduced prccs
a Nc. % Union st.
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ASTHMA or pATNIsIc, AND BRONCHITIS.

SIN: Your CHEEKY PEcroRNL is performing marvellous
in this 1t has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms of consumption, and is curing man
who has abored under affection of lungs for the last
forty years. urxpv =, p,pxs ,,.,.,ow
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COLES VOY AGE OF LIE'El,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGE.
Four magnificent Inns EuSraVingk.
From tire Originals, the SplSGlEls INSTITUTE, 10
loNng ladies: GoEnAA b. ARnoII, Psineilal.
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Ferey GNd AgHe, pgtpepsid, Iadfge'ticH, Headache,
loss 9i,zi.Rgest:e Debiity, asostiseHes',
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felt death would have been reieto Ihad tried ply
sofRns and all the remedies coHld Of when friend
who had cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TuE disease smlErto the was lahoring under,
advised try At this tImg hnd been afflicted full
FIVE years. commenced taking 'HdHptO1'S Vegetable
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4 Case of T5oo H0nths' Sanding cured by RoeyhGpe'
Holland Bers-George Henderson, OF Pittsburgh, says
After suffering with rheumRtism-a par
Of the time severe confinr to my bed have
beeu entirely cured by the Of BoeTaYe's Holland Bit
ters. have had attack since, but found almost tristan
relief in the medicine. is my opinion
sure remedy for rheumatism"
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HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.

A. A. RAMSEY NJ. D., ALpIoS, MONROE COUNTY, Iowa,
writes, Sept g. 1855 During practice Of many years
have found nothing equal CHERRr PICTORIAL FOR Civ
ing AID relief cOnsumptve patients, curing such
as curablc."
We might add volumes of evidence the most eOnvIno-
proof Of the virtues of this remedy found init Effects
upon trial.
Probably remedy has been known which cur
many and such dangerous this Some hu'
man aid could reaeh to the CnERRY PEcTo.
~ n nrnris rnlnf md comfort
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FIRE BRICK.
THE Subscribers have appointed agents foE the sale
L OF the MT. SAVAGE COMPANY'S Fire Brick, and are
prepared to furnish any size shape that be
quirCd.
Sp5-d1w JAS II. STOUT & co.
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New Sfnnk

I6W SBCCR.
liTCKES CLOCKS, JEWLLRT, liver PLATED
HiISE, F.ANGY AND VARIETY GOODS.
+ AN opening large magnificent stock OF goods
in the above line, to which respectfully invite tie at
tentOn OF the public. j. r. SCOTT,
splG 1SI Main st.
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HOPE COMEs!l

EDWIN n. sPRANKLTS,
No. 81 Register street,
8doOrs north Of Pratt st.
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yTLS1 GREAT SpRENG MEDICINE!
THE GREAT RENOvATOR OF TIE SYSTEM.
Delicate ladies and children Will pleasesO give a
trial.
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BALTIMORE MY HOMEi
then returned baltimore, old home, expecting
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
Col. Fremont,s Marriage.

A statement is going the rounds of the press,
which is attributed to Lieut. Gov. Raymond,
and which we are compelled to conclude that
he has made, as it has not been denied, and
which runs thus:
"Colonel Fremont's marriage was celebrated by
Catholic priest but this was in consequence Of
the difficulty, If not impossibility, of procuring
any other clergyman to perform it."
Whoever made this statement made it for
the purpose Of deception. There was neither
any "impossibility nor any difficulty in
the way Of Fremont's getting Protestant
clergyman to celebrate his nuptials. Hundreds
Of persons come to this District, from Virginia,
because of the facility Of getting married un-
der our laws.
The Clerk Of the Court issues license to
any person who applies for one, without ask
ing any questions as to age, consent Of parents,
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

Nays-Messrs Dove, Emery, Ruff, Smith, and
Clarke-6.
Mr. Smith, on leave, submitted resolution au-
thoriZng ajoint meeting Of the two Boards on the
18th instant, for the election Of police magistrates
which was read and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Pearson, the Board resumed
the consideration of the bill entitled "An act TO
change an alley in square 465 into street. and for
other purposes" !" and after some discussion the
bill was
On motion of Mr.. Busey, ordered to lie on the
table and made the special order for Monday next.
Mr. Riggs, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported back the bill entitled San act for the relief
OF y. NJ 7. King )" and il was then read tho third
time and passed.
The resolution from the Board Of Common
Council entitled Joint resolution authorizing the
grading of the sidewalk and relaying the pavement
on the west side of Thirteenth street west between
= and streets south, was taken up, read three
times, and passed.
And then the Board adjourned
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
The Alabama Election.

The election in Alabama on Monday week was
only for county clerks in of the counties, and
for tax in Others and the papers received
from that State both American and Democratic
localities. The Wetumpka Spectator, Demo
cratic paper states that in several of the precincts
Of that county no polls were opened, and that not
more than half the vote of the counties was polled
anywhere. In some of the strong Democratic
counties American clerks and assessors were
elected; and in some strong American counties
Democrats were elected.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
speech OF Hon. Henry Winter Davis.


The speech of the Hon. Mr.. Davis, Of Maryland
delivered on the 7th instant in the House Of Rep
resentatvee win be found In this evenings paper.
By universal consent this speech is one Of the most
brilliant efforts that has been made in either House
Of Congress in many years. II analyIes with
master hand the sophistical pretensions Of Demo
Gratis and Republicans, and presents the great
issue OF the Presidential contest distinctly and
truly before the people.
Independent of Its political merits, the speech
of Mr. Davis affords a rich intellectual repast.
Such thorough culture as is exhibited in this
speech, is seldom witnessed of late years in either
House of Congress. The Wildes, the Everetts,
the Verplancks and the Winthrops have departed
to the grave or the shades of private life, and
their places have been filed, by men equally hon
est il may be- but certainly far inferior in scholar
ship and intellect. Mr.. Davis, during his brei
Congressional service, has demonstrated the pos
session by himself Of the highest oratorical pow
ers, and If his life be spared to the ordinary age o
man, 1t cannot be doubted that his name will be
inscribed in the annals of Maryland, upon the
same pillar which records the names of Martin,
Pinkney, Harper, and Writ.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
tB Dalley's Magical Pain Extract

g-B Ddlicys uudBlcdi ram ExtractOf.-
There never has been discovery made Matera Medica
whereby pain can be so quickly aayed and where parts
in high state Of Inflammation can be SO rapidly reduced
to their natural state where and sores can be
so thoroughly and rapidly healed decayed parts re-
stored without either defect than with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Outs, Wounds, sprans, and Bruises Casualties to
which children are constantly subect the action of the
genuine Dalleys Pain Extractor ever the same How
much pain ana suffering may not thus be More
over life itseis often dependent upon having at hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars Of which
respectfully refer printed pamphlets for the truth OF
which hold myself responsible.
No case Of burns and scaId no matter how we're bas
ever yet in any one instance resisted the apowera pain
subduing, and healing qualities of the Daleys Pain E
tractor.
No Palm Extractor Is genuine unless the box has upon IL
steel plate engraved label with the signatures of c.
Cickener Co. proprietors, and Henry Daley manufac-
turer. Price 20 cents per box.
H&* All orders should be addressed to
@. " CLICKENER Co.
= ss # r.- 81, Barclay street, New York
For sale by Charles Stott and Nairn Palmer and all
Druggists. an s-eoa
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13

KENTUcKY.-The Louisville Journal of August
8, remarks:
The Sag-Nichts are glorifying extensively about
the election of Moore over Peters in the Eleventh
judicial district. 1t was a sort of Kilkenny cat
fight between two Sag.Nichts. Moore was the
regularly nominated Sag-Nicht candidate, and Pc
ters, his opponent, was a Sag-Nicht delegate to
the State Democratic Convention, last winter, and
is the chairman Of the Sag-Nic central commit
tee of the Ninth Congressional district and the
Sag -Nicht assistant Presidential eector for Mont
gomery comfy They are desperate indeed when
they seek to construe the defeat of Peters into a
defeat of the American party, yet of such mate
rials they have manufactured all their romantic
stories of Sag-Nicht victories in Kentucky.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. l8. 1856.


The House resumed the consideration OF the
bill for the relief of Isaac Adams, and it was
passed-Yeas l06, nays &c.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, from the Committee
of Ways and Means, submitted report on the
amendments Of the Senate to the Naval Appropri-
alton bill, recommending nome concurrence in two
of the three amendments, and concurrence in
the remaining amendment with an amendment
The report OF the committee was agreed to-
Mr.. @. also, from the same committee, submit
ted report on the amendments of the Senate to
the bill make appropriations for the Legislative, ex-
ecutive, and judicial expenses of the government
He asked that the report might be considered with.
out its reference to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. STANTON, Of Ohio, objected.
Mr.. CAMPBELL moved a suspension of the
rules requiring the reference Of tie bill to the
Committee OF the Whole; which motion did not
preyail-yeas loo, nays 68--not two-thirds.
The bill was then referred to the Committee of
the Whole, whereupon the House went into CON-
mittee and proceeded to consider the amendments
OF the Senate thereto.
The committee was thus engaged when our re-
port closed.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members of the National Ez
scutive Committee Of the American Party, have
pleasure in announcing to tho people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
OF the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative sxpo.
ns,t and advocate of the principles Of the Amsri.
can Party, have been completed.
Recommending its labors under these new au.
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AMERICAN 0RGAS to the generous confidence OF
the american Party, in every section of the Con.
federacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, Of KY.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, ofN. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON Orr, D. O., May 18th, 1855.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TnranIx Annnst 10 1ake


After our report closed
Mr.. WALBRIDGE, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported bill for the construction OF
a railroad and telegraph line from the western
boundary of Missouri, in Iowa, north of 3s de-
grees, and south of the 44th degree of north lati
tude, to some point on the Pacific ocean.
The bill is substantially the same as that pre-
pared by the select committee on the subject.
A struggle ensued between the friends and the
foes of the measure on priority of order.
The motion of Mr.. ORR to postpone the consid-
Grafton of the bill until the second Monday of De-
cember next was lost by the casting vote of the
Speaker. ..... ....
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS, of Maryland, the
House took and passed joint resolution extending
the time Qor sixty days. to the creditors of Texas
to present their claims there being about $400, 900
yet unpaid.
After passing some private bills the House ad-
iourned.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, August l3, 1866.

WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST Tor IoOb.
Journal read-no prayers.
Executive communications were read relating to
Honduras, public lands, in the State of New York,
&c.
A resolution relative to Lieutenant Bartlett, the
New York Herald, and the action of the Senate
in relation to that officer was presented.
report was presented by the Senator from
Georgia, Mr.. TooMDs, relating to certain persons
confined in the Territory Of Kansas.
1t was then moved that the Senate go into ex-
ecutiye session. On this question the yeas and
nays were demanded-yeas 20, nays l2.
So the Senate went into executive session.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-13
DIED.

On the 18th instant at the residence of Robert
Downing, on Eighth street between X and L streets
DANIEL @. WEBSTER, in the goth year Of his AGE
eldest son of 2. Webster, Esq, of Charles county
Maryland.
will attend his funeral this afternoon at five O'clock
without further notice. [Starl
Monday evening, the 11th instant, MARY IIZZY.
youngest child of nj. j. and E. A. Callan aged eleven
menths.