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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-27
Lands and Lots for Sale.

II y ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides Of Ia
II = Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from
Nashville, which depot has been recently located vel
improved good ater, good soil, with fair proportion
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence Either side of the road the whole
will he sold to suit purchasers.
56Z ACRES, mile from the town Of Franklin In
Williamson county, the Liberty road and y mile eaStoi
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 cleared
and in cultivation. Has il comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Sprngs and productive sO-suitable for four
handsome settlements. viii sell i, y, =, all 10 suit
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly tmbered part Of the Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South
Nashville soil OF excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
the purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden.
IOk ACRES the Gallstn Turnpike road, 81 miles
from shyille, between Stull and Sledge; would make
business in town convenient and comfortable country
residence
800 ACRES on both sides OF the Nashville and North
Western Railroad II miles west ofNahyie Big Harpeth
River and miles east OF ngston Sprngs 130 Acres
ed-bslance well tmbsfed-goOd soil and water, and COM
OTtahe improvements.
SPY ACRES, well improved, Z miles from Nashville, on
the Mil Greek Valley Pike, and the n. O. r. R. Soil
Of good quality, good Dwelling hne young Orchard and in
a very good neighborhOOd.
3k ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots, miles North Of Nash.
vile, the Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
ufI hnldng lot.
LOIS Of auy size from 80 feet to IS Acres on the Buens
Vista Turnpike road from 10 miles Of Nashville with or
without Timber, convenient 20 Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOIS in the corporation Of Nashville, Wilson's
Springs the Franklin Turnpike road;
the Depot Of the Tenn. Ala. r. r. several and the
huree boro Turnpike road in the Th Ward, aud several
west of Capitol Hil near the corporation line
PRICES LOW-TtRHS LIBERAL. Those who wish TO
purchase would do vel to make application 20
ap10-u G. W NANCE.
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10000 Tickets--s,2sO Prizes /!
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
$3.50 prizes anoun.nsso.. oOS

o8SoO Pruos AmonnhnS toss SEO4 OOO
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves s5 Quarters s2Ss
5000 Prizes Of $40 viii be determined by q.
last figure Of the Number that draws the go 600 Prise
For example, the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
will be entitled to $40. II the Number ends with No q
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with win be
entitled 20 $40, aud 30 on 70 0.
Certificates Of Packages win be sold at the following rates
which is the rsk:
Certificate Of Package Of 100 Whole Tickets.
100 Hah ....... s0
100 Quarter .........., is
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates either 10
8. SWAN co, Atlanta, En-.
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ah.
noV1T orz sTIhsTEEN, Box 3, NashyfIle P o.
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Pianos, MelOdeOnS, MuSiC-bOxeS, &c.
IUsr received at No. 80, Union street. the -
y largest stock OF Pianos, Melodeons, - 4 l4
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments ever n M IA M VI
offered Ia the city of Nashville. The atten- -
ton u the public Is respectfully invited % examine and
Judge for themselves, and mine Is strictly MUSIC
BUSINESS persons rely upon getting the best article
and AZ The lowest remuneraVe prices Schools and Teach
supplied At Eastern prices. To who eSfe customers
Rlll Cdcr great indncemeBs. JAS. A. MCCLURE
p s-JGst pubshed snd for sale by the subscriber,
new sad hesuiul song. entitled ''rHE Il5u HoAK"
Composed by Charles Hess. Call and get a copy.
PSI am agent for the sale Of Huchesons Celebrated
Pile Ointment, warranted In every Instance.
srp;22 J A. MCCLURE.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
FOR SALE Or RENT.

IN Edgeaeld NEW BRICK COTTAGE, contain 60
Il ing Rooms Cellar, with good Citern, Stable and ia
small Garden. Terms liberal end possession given sz
i'm ne lately. Enquire az this ONCE. nov23
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ID r.. r.. Nj A II Il IN
NO. NORTH SPRUCE ST.,
as-n NAbHyILLE, TENN
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HUMBUGll HUMBUG
Guns! GunS!! GunsgI!

INALL cuNNiNGHkM. No ~ Pubic fs4kss4 e4Fe
II jlst received ani openee . sPisnda ass1sff4 e
sagl- and Doatf Erd All Deer Sans, atnonE FAeA -
- of he celebrated Hestsy Rchari'se a1uesAl nne
other nae Gems IN ca e. comprte. fhsss 0uas e1 ~ =
their importation direct from fuEand. a7E "HH -
made o. their orlfF expressly for iAis msrksf
Aisn, Shsfy's k.a ARd shot Guns tcit AeftfFstN -
len's SCI cockng Plols, toselheg Ntih ~ nnHt ets
rnl a PeEsr siaszs shot pgackes nna het ever s4Hr
- i1 Nashville. nofhN~&s@s
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or THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE oP GREAT BRITAIN. EC0LE de PHARMACIE
PHARM ACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap.
a,a.-. ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

The bank movement last week was very ex;rsord
nary. In the face Of . decrease in all other depart
men,s we have increase In discounts Of nearly one
and half million Of dollars. The aggregate line Of dis
counts now greater than have reported since the
27th Of September last, while the specie less
than II was when the loan. were six million smaller.
The bank movement at present is by no means .
healthy one An increase in discounts without cor.
responding increase In deposits Is by no means desira-
ole and very seldom exhibited The decrease in specie
last week greater than that reported in any one week
throughout the whole of the contraction In pro portion
to the discount line the specie q. very low
point The money market must be sensiby affected by
The movements Of specie. The strngoncT steadily n
creasing, and likely to BIO prcty severe before the
turning point Ia reached
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FINANCIAL. AND CONNER ClAL..
MO- EY MARK e r

MONDAY, Dec. l6-6P NJ
Tho stock market exhibited Signs OF great weakness
to-day The tendency Of prices throughout was down
ward ard the srgest holders were the rrees. sellers
The market has for time been sustained by the
greatest efforts and at great cost Tue party which has
been long operating for advance has almost aoau
doned the game and must be content 10 realize ~
lower prices. At the first board tais morning Hudson
Railroad fell of = per cent; New York Central Railroad,
1; Erie, ~ Illinois Central "a; ding, X; Michigan
G. ntral \; Panama, * Gslens and Chicago, X; Ceve
land and Toledo, y Every stock sold today was 1t
lower prices than ruled at the close Saturday New
York Central sold freely at the decline, and left oil
very weak. The report OF the Erie Company s conai.
dered OF an unfavorsbie character and there free
sellers Of the stock. AL the leading Western Rarosd
stocks sold 70 extent and freely offered at
closing quotations
After the adjournment. of the board the following sales
Of stocks and bend. we're made at auction by A. H.
Ncolay:-
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the passenger who arrived yesterday by the
Tennessee from Nicaragua is Mr.. O. II. Rozel United
states Special Inspector OF Cusoms At San Juan del Sud-
Mr.. ROGET home in health. He suffered from
cholera board the Tennessee aud speaks terms Of
praise the care bestowed the sick by the ofcsrs Of
the ship The had fifteen deaths from cholera
Tne Hon. stephen A. Douglas has returned TO Wash.
ington.
John z. Bartlett, Esq, has been authorized 10 take
charge Of the British oonsulae Baltimore In the place
Of Mr.. Kuptr, deceased.
Hon W liam A. Richardson, Of Illinois, is in washing.
ton.
From San Juan IN the steamship Tennessee-Capt v l.
Tnkicpauah Walter q Smith, Roge. nted
States Special Inspector san Juan del Sud; CaplG w
psatsy Il FsnE MAJOR Hay mond Or ptrrickson, James
uair, Madame Lola Monies and seryaat Mrs Mason
and CHILD, Mrs 5 VI Haley and child, q Fowler,
hcshey, II III Hooking and two friends.
and VIA NJ W0,cnut Miss woodruff Leisby, , A
spaleipg, Baneu, y Durham, II o.Grady, w
Robinson 4 Hayse. Culcton ] stroop Col Hymen,
n Randall Capt u Randall Mr. MOODY, Taylor L Van
hoiend. sany, Is Nsuly, Wells Fargo Co.'S
Ger, Vines COS messenger Freeman Co.'S messenger,
stewart and vile, 4 collins Mrs Green, q W smIb,
woodruff y Wocdpnt y Ucynman, Capt A
Woods n Dcrning. y Marshall q Peggy, x oiiver,
Goodhue, h stearns J Hathaway Eaton Farenseii
Wilson Mr. and Mrs Pa-erpon u McIIlvaln smith, y !,
Roney W Holman. 4 Hall, J shoemaker, sullivan
Runser, simpson Smith, y Smith u alesander,
CHAMBERLAIN, q chtwooj " i Lynn. Fairchid, sull
van, NMcCarv, Nctirysen, Wnsiow, ~ u Naree. u y
icy, v paYas0p, Baekey, aud ~, in the stssgsge,
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srncsons. Re had gone ahead. and what wss
necessary ne did, paying all expenses out, and hs
trusted 70 Congress 70 reimburse him. Although
peace hsd been restored there was still rowing
band Of marauders for whose apprehension no
had orrod suitable rewards, and mad sent company OF
sodies In OF them attended by nerant court
W mnsct summary punishment. Reference is made 70
HE Slfhculties with Judge Lsoompte whom Cow Geary
charges with having obstrucsed his efforts to preserve
DcsCe by exhibition Of partiaity.
The day spent in the House over resolution op-
posing . opening of the slave trade rnere was no
opposition the object Of tho resolution sse out Par
airy tactics brought into scton 70 make out
capital Of IT, The squsbble continued during nearly the
whole day. No business was transacted.
The Committee Foreign Affairs are prepared 70 re-
port bill to purchase the posaessory rights Of the Hud
sons Bay Pugets Sound Agricultural Company for
which the committee will ask appropriation Of two
hundred and nfty thousand dollars which amount, IL 4
aid win be sufficient TO sahy the company. the
soumnee have aiso matured another French Spoation
bdn which they ready report which in SUBJ
ssance 10 the Same as tina. passed two years ago.
The ,ends Of the French Spoliaton bill claim that the
prospects for s passage better than before
even over = veto II should be interposed by the
Executive. Although the aggregate amount Of claims Is
millions Of dollars he Of that sum- heretofore,
= the basis proposed be appropriated m..er Of
sompro mise.
The Committee OF Ways End Neanx Of the House OF
representatives viii soon report bill giving 10 each
branch Of Congress eure control its contingent fund
in effect making the auditing by the Committee Of Ac
sonns hna without Interference by the First Comptroller
Il the Treasury, who by virtue Of bis office, Claims
supervisory power las has been heretoore) and which
The committee resist.
me instructions which TO accompany the now d.
psmsNc and Consular bill which into effect on the
Jst OF January, arc ready for delivery.
The Argument commenced before the Supreme Court
day the OF bred Scott tree negro) Of Missouri
~. Blair his only counsel stating that he had been
able procure any assistance in tho Mr.. Seward
had time, ard Hale Fessenden and others, too
susy Hon Reverdy johnson and Senator Geyer appear
tho opposite side. The argument will continue till
1ursdsy Gen. James Shields appeared o-day
ne Senate chamber.
The presentment mado by the Grand Jury Of Boston Of
The court nuisance, received and referred
- the Judiciary Committee.
Edgar n. CARMEL, Of Virginia, has been appointed
clerk In the Court Of Claims at salary Of 1000
per anpum.
am informed this evening that Alexander n. stephens,
u Georgia. has challenged gentleman by the Of
nv, who . Fillmore elector in Georgia. The diff
salty 10 Of political nHiure-a question OF veracty be-
tween them
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STxyKn-KKysE-0n vopday, Dec. 10. by he Rev.
J. " Young, Mr.. JOHN STRIKER 10 Miss HAySAh kIvsBY
all Of this CITY.
MnKRE-LowE On Thursday evening Dec. IL, by
the Rev. Dr. hcCarty, Mr.. DSsfKI w. hGpKKs 10 MARGA
T., eldest ~ Mr. VIM Love all Of his city.
Scolr-vnnSrsE On Wednesday evening. Dec 10, at
the Seventh street N. + church by Rev. b. Psoury,
Mr. JANE Sco1r. OF Bristol. Fms iapd. to Miss FAME
LOIRE vAJSsH daughter Of the aso Johu Valentine, OF
THE city.
sAcKIr-wuIiAxs On Saturday. Zee IL. BIZ the Rev.
Edv ard Anthon Capt h SscKHI, United States army,
TO FANNIE A, daughter OF the lao Cornelius T. Williams.
BAItAR-CossA-At YsnEers, on Thursday. Dec. IL,
by the Rev. Mr. Hubert, Mr. ErHA HAIIAg, Of this city,
10 Mss HAsssH CoRrA OF Yonkeis
TopD-HoAeIASD Al East New York, Long Inland, ON
Sunday, Dec IA by the Rev. A. Mum, DAVID N. ropp,
OF Newark j. TO MAEy JAM HoAGIsSD. Of Eli abtth-
to~p N j. youngest aughter Of Catherine Brorn HoAg-
land.
Erzabs,htown and Newark papers please copy.
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Earnings OF IN Chicago e. Paul and Fond du lac Rail-
road Company In November 1866, wore'-Fr m passen
GERS sl5ss3 81 frcishls s2, 4ic 40; malls, express
and miscellaneous, 81, 4e2 Total, sii,si5 81.
The celebrated bank note cngravers Mtssrs. Rawdon
Wright, Hascn a Edison, have offered reward OF $500
for discovery and conviction OF the counterfecrs Of
extensively IN circulation.
The circular Of De Cope, Co, prepared Tor trans.
mission abroad by the steamship Arabia from Boston Tor
Liverpool, Wednesday. gives the following review Of
the bond, stock and money market -
STATE Stocks have been dull and the business only FOR
small amounts and without any wide fluctuations Cali
fornis rs 1873, declined one per cent Indiana SIS
quoted ex interest.
CIV and County BcrdsThere hes been some little re-
yiva demand, embracing larger number of thse
ourtcs, although In small amounts Tho principal trans
actions have been In Milwaukee rs tho low prloc OF
Witch considering the confidence they inspire attrs,
st,spfipn We besides transactions In S,r~s
eoto los Wheeling 6s, Henry county towa) SIS, Ds.
vioscu county Glenn IS. and In some ctners.
haslgoad bcnds-linois Central Constructions have
been active, closing II decline At the Stock Exchange
some business has bean done In Eric 7s ISM and in
Rornerp Indiana Goshen Br aDch Boods Al private sale
there has been activity, and we remark
waukic and Mississippi ist mortgage "a section aud
On southern Wisconsin Branch Galens ant CHICAGO "a
MORTGAGE and IN Delaware, Lsckawana and Western Is.
mortgage There have been no import fluctuations In
allrodd Shares The following have been pretty sc.
,ive,-Erie New York Central, kea@ing Cleveland ar
Toledo Michigan Southern Chissgo Rock island Illinois,
Central and Ia Crosse and Mlwsukie Tho fluctuations
have been varous, resulting diyerseg In rise and do
cline upon our las, weeks prizes,
Mry " very sosve oemand N per cent for loans
on call rsper without change from 10 per cest &C.
s~ge-g Il ltng'h snd Cars.
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Shorter Smith Of Tenn smith Of Va snaed Stephens Tai
cott Taylor. rrype Walker Warner, Winslow Wright Of
Miss, Wright Of Tenn.
Mr.. ORR. (dem) Of 8. o., under 1 suspension Of the
rules, submitted resolution, that II 10 inexpedcnt
wise and contrary TO the aetled policy OF the United
States, 70 repeal the laws prohibiting the African slave
trade
The resolution was adopted by yeas 1873, nays ., a.
follows
FAysMessrs Bsrksds,e Bennett of Mics, Brooks Ket,
Shorter Walker Wright OF Miss.
the KAssAs
Mr. WAsBBuEsK (rep of Ne asked leave TO offer
solution calling the President 70 communicate state
ment Of the amounts o. mor ey paid and liabilities incurred
for the support Of persons called into the
vice the United States either uader designation Of
militia In Kansas posse consitatto by the civl
officers in that Territory, since the date Of 10 staoish
ment Witnesses and arrest detention and vi Il
Of persons charged with against the United Saes
with violation Of the called Laws OF toe Territory
Pen ding his the H0use adjourned.
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Canadian was nra Win moderate sales al Tie above Quota
ss Of sSoa g @ lsrs. eSy within sG & Pa5S wS
The above gae,sess Eye About 100 Sarres were re;
.npcrdns Corn meal was dul sad prices unchangeL
soSSnsd 70 ssoai % 90 sassss iasiaisd - sSrs
we're og o. bushes car'go srrtns a. y y: 500
5000 bushels sw aaAie club al - - AID 81 "a 70 Tor
csr,us pfce q 81 ~ courss luis steady wh sales OF
aoto bushels nc.usd = ec err s5oni laeq ousrcis
STORE n n AZ. southern ye.nr was At 7Ac 7sc sud
&c sc and Western iaoiucinE chicago Al 5lc.
CoTfrr-sales q NJ Bags 4 RIO verc made Al 91;c
lohc and lgs ma sa.a \ sssc ,eSc ~, -.
middlng upanas si2se, AMI Orleans 10. l2s the
frFreafs 70 Saa.A ports were dun and lower To Liver.
pool about % o. hnshc q gran n y x AID bags we're
a s sad 100 sses q cotton sboa, ssSi iSndouRSsa'
ZOO bbs asnr were q = - AMI ioo eoxes bscoa
at Sc lo sss. s 4, s .Sr fi5 a =. i1r cooa
The market higher and The supple. moderate;
iorsThe market wss quise steady with fsir demand q,
lsr saleable a, aoc for aud 81 Cor good
small sale * MIA useossao were made a.
&C Porto Rico sot0 fGSc
Fsv.L srouf. The sales limited AMI prices I'M.
Rler-lbe mslke, eun rscc,g.s pretty large for ne
ioT Inferior % ptsms a.. .,,.s..
we're without ms,efa tsspse Tic rses embraced about
20 go bbs inc gdrs % mess II s9 so ~ and new
a. low as $40 h0 80 u rru, 81 81 s0 and al
~. or od ano Bce continued hrm. Will saloa ~
bbls. a. s6aS > im country prime ~ sli for
mess do repactrd a. SO Sl 90 aud sf = fs
III o~ renArked Beef hams were artn III al
@n Cu meats ranged from QfC To- c for hams and Ti.e
for shoulders Dressed hogs Al 7c with limited sales
m The sales embraced about 30 bbs for EXPORT
. Cuba a. se gsf &C. ~ exc repOSsd = &c i2c
Cheese was steady ~ n. Ice.
frrsrofhs rscen, arrivals remain sim unsold Buyer.
arc pot Disposed pay present prices
stetps-rhe sales embraced 200 $50 hhda Cuba n,os~1
a. ~ mart al csc and the haianee Al Mt
WIsAIr. ssle2 y =. bhls. WsTs a4as :. ~,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dcc l5, 1855.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania SIS, 81: Reading Railroad,
q Long Island az Morris Canal, l5k Pennsyivsns
RaiirCad, All.
Providence Dec ~, 1855.
Cotton dull. Sales small prices steady and unchanged.
Woodstock very light. with active market aud up
ward tendency sales Tor the week, io6, 900 lbs Print
Ina CotbsPrices very firm sales for the weex 81 500
places
CmcsGo, Dec. 15, 1855.
The thermomet~ at O'Clock this morning was three
degrees below Navigation Ia closed the Illinois
river.
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Fatal Eichf Mt Albany,

AtRASY, DIG, IT, 1886.
After tho burning Of tho railroad depot this morn
Ing q reht took place between two employ cs
Of the road named Henry Brown and Edward Gallagher
Brown vas violently thrown tho ground, falling with
his neck the track when Gallagher kicked him
violently. Brown fou ad 10 he dead. Gallagher was
arrested.
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schooner Aibemarfc Ashore

SANDY HOOK, Dec. 10, 1888.
The schooner Abemsrle, Capt. Fiuert from PAntego,
NJ e.. with cargo OF shingles and slaves, came ashore
ipsde OF Sandy Hook ins forenoon. She rl OF water.
No hycs were lost.
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Murder In tine Massachusetts State Poison.
BosTos. Deo rs, 1850.
wm. Walker, the deputy warden Of the Massachusetts,
state prison. stabbed by convict named Niece
leaving the chapel this morning, and died In lev
mlnues.
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The southerner AT Charleston.
CHARLxsTos, Doc Ia 1850
Tho United States mail steamship Southorner arry cd
here Ut 4 O'Clock this Saturday. afternoon.
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Startling -Four Perfect Photograph Tor
the rldicuiousy low price of 81 al FAHRANDS SGT BoSd
way, equal 10 those that cost IS Q Oh elsewhere.
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ne aAnsxsA statement exhibits ne average daily
movement in the leading dsparnsss 4 Vie banks u
This city during the week preceding Saturday ming
Dec. l3, 1855, and FOR several previous weeks
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KnOx's sus, KnOx's Hats, kn0x's Caps
t ano winter styles ready Il az Broadway corner
Fulton street
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Portraitypes for One Smiling that Aston
ish the world by holmes patent fixing one tnou
sand daily 80 Broadway
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THIRTY-FOURT CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.


senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec l6 1855.
PrMIc BUILDINGS puBuouE.
@ motion Of Mr.. JoNrs. (eem) OF Iowa. tho Commit.
Zee Commerce directed Inquire into the expo
Aacncy Of making further appropriation OF $50 600
The enlargement o, the Custom House and Post Once at
Dubuque.
THK IOWA sgSSToRsHP.
On the motion Also Mr. JOINS the credentials Of Mr.
james Harlan senator from Iowa with the protest OF the
Senate OF thai state relative thereto taken up
consideration.
Mr.. HAEIAs. {yep.) Of Iowa, proceeded to sreak on
TIE subject stating the facts sth relation to his election
citing the provisions In the constitution OF the Unet
sssscs, and the laws OF Iowa, bearing the He
he should object .he subject being referred
Tho Judiciary Commn:sc, as moved although the Com
nrtee vas sompoied Of those who were politically op
Mr.. BAYMp (dem of Del, remsrked-Asit had been
hGmsed ths the Senator whose seai Ia contested hal
political riet ds on the COMMITTEES Of the Judiciary the
master should be referred select committee. rhsr
were precedenn for such course.
MI. sKwARp, (rep) OF y. Y, said thai whom commit
tees organized the minority objecfd 10 their
r~reemept for tho that he minority not
represented important committees rs they ought 10
be- AZ general Thing he would prefer these questions
70 70 70 the regular standing mtecs but Il
TGht Of the Senator from Iowa, although he had not In
ssed upou that right " have political friend upon
Ne committee which 10 act upon his case.
nr. BuJIxR, (dem) Of C., observed ho should nave
tso much regard Tor his reputation ~ aAwyer 70 allow
Judgment legal aud CONSTITUTIONS que tons TO be
biased Ly pom cal feelings, but he would prefer the
Yet 70 10 select committee conn osed of the Oldest
sea atois
Mesrs. HAZE, (rcp) OF N. H., ard FsssxSpsS, (rep)
Of No preferred mat the usual courte should Dc pur
sued.
me suci was ther referred to the Committee on the
judiciary, BY yeas 81, nays Is.
Co~GaESxGy.
motor OF Mr. HAIg a resolution adopted In
ssr.cting the Commlisae the Judiciary inquire
whether any further legislation Ia necessary carry into
ces the regulating compensation Of members OF
GocFress, fassed August last.
OVERLAND NAIL 10 San FRAsCrSto.
Mr.. HoCsros, TX NJ Of Tess5 gave notice Of bis nteu
ton TO inrodu o providing for The es,abhshment OF
. mail route and Tor carrying seni weekly overland
mali from the Mississippi river 10 Saa FraoCisco.
TIE ACCOUNTS ~ RrvoLgrIoyAxy OFFICERS.
Tho Hcuse bill providing for tho settlement OF accounts
OF officers Of tho Revolutionary and their widows
and orphans then discussed til The adjournment.
Adjourned.
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go Cent 1Mbrotype Likenesses, with Case.
go on 500 -, at KIMBALLs cheap picture factory 317
Broadway corner Of Leonard street.