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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

Mr.. JouY, who, since the FIRE, has
removed to No. SO Brady street, has just re-
ceived large and fine stock Of Perfumery,
Fancy Goods, Notions, &C., and is now pre-
pared as heretofore. to furnish these articles
at prices which defy competition. He has
perMmery which he sells ~ low as twenty
cents per bottle and for aught we could tell
its fragrance is equal to that which is sold
for Is cents. He desires to close out his
present stock Of Summer Goods to make
room for his Fall Styles, and will sell them
very low. Call At No. SO Brady street and
look through his stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

L.AyND DEPARTMENT.
DssMotass Rtssr Navt0e1iea and =. 4. O..
OssunvA, Iowa, April ~, leoo.
0NHR undersigned hereby gives noStps, thas Tn
Once 10 now open for TIE sals Of these valuahos
ehd They will Be sold loag erstt, 81 n lsls 70
tth means and wishes Of parcAasess.
Anyfurthef inlbrmstoa ds1rsd - se1asloo q Shcea
d ibe furnisAcd On agplioa1,n q TITS e0es
mall or Otherwise. 6IO. n PDDIIuA
(naVledtO Lana Oaansosose.
tAHDsDB0 A0guDS.
DHo MoSuIo uAvmANsou o..
nWthe slxesso1A 1ay e JunA aa91, ~ 49, -
" - 80 q H. lan6s q t1js ee9oonv vm ~
1AOs lanes W1n - sold a Dsag Go1lla, and y
loss 70 suit Ne means aud wishes q D1rs11ssn.
oDO. y tAK1NA
otsunvs 4 ovs's g. svs5 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

VUU6S OUUAS OOS16S OONkS
NTow b IL tins for IL ca1i.ns q Dsvsapost 70
IN lsy - thslr
WINTER STOCK OF COAL!
Orders ~ q ~ 49, o. ~ Dnsy Onnaty Ooal
pgo0ptly attended, -.
July10dlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

A retired physician, whose sands Of
life are pretty much used up. and having
nothing but good advice to bequsath to
his fellow beings, he very properly admon-
ishes all people that during this invariably
warm weather they drink literally Of the
lemonade prepared by one Stanfield on Sc
cOpd street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

AuDAcm.-Ths latest case Of audieity 10
reported in New York paper. A lady
went into store to purchase . shawl Just
= ahe vas handlng IL clerk two tAy dol
lar bills, she received blow on the face
from q we'll dressed person Who exclaimed,
Il forbade You buying shawl" and snatch
ing the money from her hand he evsposa-
ted The lady hiatsd. and on recovering,
the merchant exprssssd surprise that her
husband should Of acted % ungentlsalAnly |;
but bis surprise was greatly increased whom
the lady informed him that Il was not her
husband. and that she had never sssa him
before The bold thief however. had made
good his escape.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
Notary Publieanl CeaysyaneeI
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
2. " LOT S, block rs, 9th street, between vine
and warren.
W lot 9, block u, Sd street, between Iowa and
Le Claire streets.
8. Lot In Sturdyvant's Addition. good bsilding.
10. Lot ., block 10, d street, between Ripley and
Scott streets.
IL Lot block 81, 40 feet front, ~ street, near
brady, very handsome property.
II. Lots 7,S, block u.s. lie Claires Addition, 18th
street, betwscn Brady AMI Perry streets Price $500
each.
-. Lot g. block IS, 9Th street, between L. Claire
and Farnam SITS. $3SO0-s cash. balance, I, . and
years.
IL. Forty feet front by 100 feet deep, good brick
house, rooms. Brady street, near 10Th.
IseIct Q, block 8, in slaymakers Subdivision, cor.
ner High and FULTON streets, house and fruit trees.
Price 500.
20. Lots 6, T. g. block g., corner Iowa and Seventh
streets.
81. Lots T. S, corner Rock Island and 9Th streets
-. corner Brady and Clay strats,o iOszI2o,
very handsome property, and offered low.
s. Lot @ block S. e4xI60 9Th street, east Of Bra.
dy, brick house Price $500.
%. Lot 10, block D. Forrest < Dillon 6ixl5O, cor
nsr Sth and Warren streets, good buildings and nne
river view.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

Aa ; J 60. sIss ~. !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
UNIMPROVED CITY PRO


20. A number Of very handsome lots with good
river views, In block - VI FutOns Addition. Price
800 each.
80. Lot 4, block 81, lie Claire's Addition, Eighth
street, between Iowa aud lie Claire streets. Price
5000.
~. 81 acres on south side Of Locust street, nne
building locations.
Is. 70xSO Of lot l. block Is Warren street. between
I'd and 9Th streets. Offered very low.
-. Lot ?, block :, Dock 4 Gsrgenvs Second Add
tion, west Sd street, Price $500.
%. corner Perry and Clay streets, 72xlsO feet
very low.
10. Corner Brady and 18th streets, 44xl5O feet.
10. South Of block IS, L. Claire's Addition
18th street. between Rock Island and Iowa. $500 per
lot
3 Lots 8, 2. 10. block II, in Fu'ton's Addition
GOO Lots In MitchelPs Ad htion. Also lasge num-
Der Of half acre, and four lots In the North
ern suburbs Of the city.
And Block ~ Of AcCog's Addition TO the Town Of
Nj Pleasant,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
JAMES. T. nlplsANE,

SMALLI1ELD 4 WueO.,
oesiersis Dry Goods. 0roessiss. osssnsvass. 70.
Corner Of second and Scott a., Davenport, l0Wa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
Lndga Leoompte.

Despite the enlreaties Of Gov. Geary Of Kan
Eas, to the President, Aud the attempted re-
moval OF LecomptS in pursuance thereof Le'
eOmpts is victorious. The southern lash is
seen in the United States Senate, in the hands
OF Tsombs Of Georgia, and right heartily does
he lay on. He has tanned aud drilled a sufi-
Sisnt number of Northern toadies to be able to
defy the President. lie denies the existence
Sf the power in the President to remove a judge
If a Territory. So we go, from bad to worse.
Lseqmpts and Geary will yet have a rich time
Of it. Gsary will doubtless be supported in
his views by James Buchanan, whilst Lee
sompte can defy them, and will enact Judicial
laws entirely satisfactory to Toombs, Atchisor
and stringfsll,w. The struggle OF slavery ant
liberty is not yet over in Kansas. But tina
ths right, with the aid of northern EN- igralion
nay still prevail is The prayer of every true
ph~ilanlbropiSt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

TuE GoD REoIoN.-we are 10 receipt Of q
letter from Mr.. wR. Thomas, formerly Of this
county who now Is in California, which was
written on the evening Of tho 18th Of last
month, (Jan'y), from whom we learn that
times have been and are slight there IS well
as here. The writer says that since last sum
mer il has been the hardest times. as regards
money matters, he has witnessed during bis
stay in that state, which has been since 1859
For the past ten months there has not been sui
6eiert quantity Of rain fallen to raise the wa
tiers in the rivers. Bot at the time Of writing
the prospect was mere aaltering. Il had beer
raining heavily for about "a hours, and bid fai
to continue a sufficient time to enable th5 mi
ners 10 resume their labor. The miners ha,
been laying of a considerable time for want G
water. This made them scarce Of money, an
business men have no show there when the mi
nsrs are out ofmoney.
bIr. Thomas is proprietor Of a saw mill an
Is largely engaged in the lumber business
which is likely to prove a lucrative business
May success attend him. as well as the oIhe
Buckeye boys from 'Little Carroll"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

John W. Cox Safe OF Ohio, Carroll county
Common pleas.
Nary Cox, ct al Partition.
By virtue Of an order 0G sale to ne iii ected, kSm
the Court Of Common Flraa, of Carroll county and
State of Ohio; | will olrr toT sale u: tue door Of the
Court House, in CarrolltOn,
On Saturday. tie 2la dag of March, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and 4 o'c,ock
P. NJ, OF said day, the following real estate situate in
Fast township. in sail county, bel Dnging to the estate
of James Cox, dec ased; AMI described az TO-
lows: lst tract being sixtr acres # of the east side IL
The north west quarter ofscction IL, Of tosN. hip Is
Of range 5, bud tract being a part Il the south east
and northeast quarters OF section I3, township Is, rmSc
), bounded as follows; beginning ut The north west Guy.
nor of the south east quarter 81 the above section,
thence south As rods, thence east 81 rods, thence nortT
As rods, thence west 60 rjds, thence north - rods,
thence west one hundred rods, thence south II rods,
containing So acres. 80 tract being GO aci es of f tho
west side Of he south west quarter offs C ion Is, TOW ~
IA, of range four. 4th tract being part Of the south
west quaricr of section Is, oftowLship II. Of range 4,
beginning at the north east corner OF said quarter,
thence south lightly rods, thence west ioty rods,
thence north eighty rods. the!ce east forty rods, con
tanning twenty acres. 9th tract being 40 acres of the
west side Of the south west quarter If section B, Of
township IA, OF range four. Oh tract being A. hcres IN
of the east side ofthe south east quarter Of section 7,
Of township II and range 4. containing in al! 276 acte,,
subject TO the dover estate of May Cox, widow Of
said James Cox, deceased, set of 10 her by metes and
bounds,
Terms of sale, one.lhird of the purchase money in
hand, one~third in one year, and one tlird in two years
with interest from the day of sale, secured BY mortgage
on the premises. JOHN II. WHlTCRAFT, Sheriff..
Feb. 10 1851 I'D. pr. fec IS 30.
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Law Of

l. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
nv. are considered as wishing to continue their sqbscrip'
ton
q Il subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
papers TIE publisher may continue to send them until
ell arreArages are paid. a
8. II subscl bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
riodicpls from the Office to which they are directed, they
are held responsible I'll they have settled the bill, and
ordered thea discontinued.
If subscribers remove to other places without In
forming the publishers, and the papers are sent to the
former c~;rertion, they are held responsible.
8. The UOGrts have decided that, refusing to take
napers 6ron the on. ,e, or removing and leaving them
ucalled for, Is primo faiq evidence oiintentionali fraud.
rN- Postmasters Yho notify apublisher that a news
paps IL not taker from the Office, are required to give
the req son Why they are not taken out. (See Post o.
a. instructions and Lava.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
The U. s. of American and the U. R, of Gre
alton.

AN ANALYSIS OF ANAL0GIES.
We frequently observe upon examination a
strange analogy and Similitude between sub
jects specifically antagonistlc and divided
Il is a very serviceable mental exercise to trace
out the essential, though not patent, similari-
ties, and, it no better purpose is subsorved, it
at least quickens the wit and affords us ration.
al amusement. An analogy Of more than usu-
al interest, and between subjects more than
commonly divided, has Just occurred to us and
for example sake, we shall endeavor to follow
it and see how far it leads.
Who could believe, for instance, that 40 an
alogy subsisted between our country and a
Pill End yet there is, in many points, a
radical simililude-as we shall now prove.
In every branch Of physical development it
seems to be our destiny 10 conquer, In every
branch Of physical disease, the Pill and Oint-
ment Of Professor Holloway have proved eff
c%acious for u cure.
With a population inferior TO Great Britain.
We have more miles Of telegraph and railroad
than England, France and Austria combined.
From his central establishment in London.
Prof Holloway has rescued and restored to
health more patients than the united physicians
of the world.
Our and our fame cover every
sea. His Pills are in the reach and his praise
is on the tongue of every nation on the globe.
The elastic character Of our institutions enables
us to Accommodate our growth to the aCcessious
wnica are manifcstly in reserve for US. The
strictly universal principles upon which Hollo-
ways Remedies are compounded enable them
to grapple with and overcome every variety Of
disease; they destroy The manifestations Of all
ment BY Graduating its cause.
There is a mighty destiny 10 store for the
United States, they will absorb eventually ev-
cry weaker government by the force Of the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

. Ten hhesOr iess
eseda Square.
WAdverdser must be particular to mark the nun
8 her Of insertion > On he face Of their advertisements
or thsywl be published until ordered out, and charged
accordingly.
"E Advertisement should be handed in by TUEs
nav MoExlNa, to insure insertion that week.
t. jos WoRK neatly and expeditiously e~1eeutedat
3ais Office, on the shortes possible notice.
r E-GR0. A CR0FUT, 10 South Fourth street, a
hove Walnut, Philadelphia, is our authorized agent &c
obtain Advertisemeu ts for US in that city.
sr woo,, 4 QurN, Publishers Of the "Commercia
Register are our NeW-YOrk Agents. Office l4O Full
ed Srcet, NeW-York.
ETS, n, PrrTKSGrLL 4 Co., are our authorized A.
gents, Tor procuring advertisements in the city OF Dos
ION And elsewhere.
E-J.T, =, WHqHr, Ia our only authorized agent 10
procuring advertisements in the city OF PitlseuFgh,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

The PAST CoID, AND THE PEACH,--O exam
ineing the flower buds on peach trees in this
vicinity cleveland we End that the buds on
the well ripened wood, are so far uninjured'
exhibiting no dark mark in the centre, but are
throughout green and healthy. In some other
sections of the country, the case is no doub'
somewha, different; sill there is great hope OF
crop of this delicious fruit, if spared by the
rrosts of April Ohio Farmer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

EErThe. undertaken for Mr.Brooks was I'M
able to furnish a coffin large and long enough
the most ample metallic coffin in his estab-
mept being only six feet four inches in length
whereas he required one no less than six feet
six. lie says Mr.. Brooks was the largest fra
med and longest man whoever died in Wash
ingtOn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
FOR SALE.

"a OR EXCHANGE FOR GLrTTLE OF'THg
fI;IIGi root OF all evir-MONEY. Having do.
stermined to go--noL West, bul Etst-to sre
EssAi if some change c mot be fond IN the lat-
ter section of our country as well as in the f,rmer-
| therefore propose to sell at Private Sale, not a house,
but part Ct my household furniture, c%oustig Of one fine
Cupboard with glass doors, one franklin Parlor Stove
one coal or wood Cooking stove, two lounges, one
Rocking Set'ce, Chairs, B~cd,teads, &c. &c.
Fer particulars, &c. inquire Of
GEO. W. BARLOW.
Carrollton, O.. Feb. 10, 1851.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
Administrators Sale,
William G, Ware,
administrator of

William G. Ware, In pursuance Plan or,
administrator of der OF the Probate Govt
William Heston, deceased, of Carroll county. Ohio.
vs. to me directed, 1 will Of,
ses, e.a.r -nr
On SATURDAY,, the 2la day Of March, 1857,
between The hours of 10 o'clock A. H.. and 4 o'clock
?. NJ, the following described real estate, as the prop
erty of William Heston, deceased, viz LOT number
eight (s,O and the west half Of lot number nine o. in
the town OF Norri,tOwn, Carroll county, Ohio, subject
to the dover estate 0 fNancy Davis, widow Of said de.
cedeut. Said property is appraised at Sl2S 80, and
widows dover, yearly rent OF 81 So. Ii sa goOd ste
uation for a blacksmi h or shoemaker. I'd Terms one
third in cash, one third in one year, and the remainder
in two years with interest secured BY mortgage on
the premises. W. O. WARE adm iaistratuf
Feb 10, le57.-td' .t..s. I.-1 f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

JAS. A. BAYARD, Senator from Delaware, is
said to be the best billiard player in the United
States.-Er.
Delaware may boast of the best billiard
pIayer in the United States, but DR.. Nc Call
of this city, is no doubt !he best euchre player
in the world Canton Democrat.
That may all be true, but 1t is not many
years since a little gentleman eachred the DR.
out Of the nomination for Senator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

ADvIoE.--If you are a young lady and are
invited 10 stay a few weeks with a friend, don't
be forever harping on what a good cook your
mother is. 1t will be sure to make your hos
tess feel unpleasantly. Which would you pre-
fer, that she should take you to a nice ride a
mong the hills, or that she should shut hersel
Up in the kitchen, manufacturing forty differ
enC kinds Of cake for you? Do not compIair
of the miserable cooking Of Mrs. A. whom
perhaps You have just visited--of what insiPid
pies and plain puddings she makes. and tht
endless variety Of ways in which she serves
up goldfish If you came so neGr starving
while you were there, why did you stay sc
long? You had no claims upon them. Is i
right for you. after sharing their Inequalities,
perhaps for weeks, to go away and ridicule
their manner of living? Shame on you! : ]
don't wish any body to come and see me sim
plv to gel something good to eat. 1t degrade'
me so in my own eyes to think that my table
is INV only attraction. Epicures had better
oonfae their visits to professional cooks te
hotels, saloons, and bakeries, Really inteIi
gent peol lc are the easiest folks in the wOrld
to ente, tain. 1t is luxury to have them BY
our fresides.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

A NEW MEASURE OF TIME.--Fcre IS a meas
ure of time, as told by belle. A young lady
whose conquests were very',numerous, com
mences a letter to a female FRIEND, by mention
ing that she had Written to her "a love o.
two ago.,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

REA mother and four daughters. all o.
whom reside in Northampton, N. H., have
collectively approached the alter of hymen nc
no less than seventeen times! The mother had
four husbands, one of her daughters four and
the others three each.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

RE-At Ham, England, recently. a young
man by way of joke, plrced a calfskir ovel
his head and rushed out upon some young
girls whowere passing an uufrequented road,
making a horrible noise. The girls were terri
bly, frightened. One of them died two days
after, and another was considered fatally Ill,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

EEA horrible state of things exist in Spring
field III. The inhabitants fear that the town
will be depopulated, as it is reported that there
are but twelve manageable women in the city
eleven of whom are already engaged! The
Springfield papers are calling Tor reinforce
ments. a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

A BR1aEr SCHOLAR --7eacher: Wei, my
little man, how do you spend your lime after
school hours? l hope you don't play in the
%streets. Boy: Nompm, l goes to the tap
rooms in the public.'ouses, and lumbles three
times overhead an 'sels for a penny!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

A CuRtoUs TYPHoGRAPHICAL ERROR 1.-The
change of d single letter makes a curious differ
ence in a word sometimes. A paper copying
from 'Benton's Thirty Years" calls It "Thir
tx Bears in the United States Senate"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

Rg-Mr. Giddings, by the advice o fhis ply
stefan. has left Washington and gone home
He requires rest and perfect exemption from
excitement. His many friends in Washington
feel much anxiety in regard to the consequent
ces of his late attack.-National Era,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

LADIES MEASUREMENT We are curious to
know how many feet in feL-ale arithmetic go to
n mile. because we never met with a lady's
foot yet whose shoe was not, to sag the very
least, "a mile too big Tor her."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

The CABIxET.-The reliable correspondent
of the New York. Courier and Enquirer, Iele-
graphs that Hon. Howell Cobb, Hon. ]
Clancy Jones and Gov. Floyd, have been a.
greed on for the Cabinet. For Secretary O
State the contest is warm. Robert J. Walker
IS strongly urged, and with some prospect o
success. Mr.. Cass' prospects are declining.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

r7rThe Annual FAIR Of Coiumbiana County
Agricultural Society for 1857, will be held on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 28tb
ooh and 30th DAYS OF September n, xt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

To OUR PArRoNs.-We take the liberty, dear
friends to make call, the first call. upon you,
for the small amounts that you owe US, We
are driven to this uncomfortable position, by
our necessities. We ma& pay before the first
day Of April next about three hundred dollars,
that We honestly owe. Ard hat sum could
Do easily paid bJ that class OF our subscribers
Who owe US for more than three years subscrip.
tion.
Recollsct friends that il every twenty Of you
who owe as a6ps dOllor bill each, should pay
Ne, 1t would enable US to discharge a hundred
dollars Of our indebtedness. Next week Il
Court week and affords a favorable opportunity
30 every person 10 the county to forward u,
the small amounts due us. And those of oul
Western subscribers, who wish can send us By
mail at our risk the sums they owe. Ind GU
friends in torn are not Intentionally passed by
There ere many who have not paid US a cen
for either advertisement or paper.
Those who have paid Us promptly Of cours
ere not included 10 this call; and there are hun
drsds such, BY whose promPtness wa hav
been The batter enabled to indulge those t
whom We nov speak, You must not take
lard friends, for we can assure you. that, tire
strong athistiG young men, such as have printe
the Free P,sss, for you gaAout fail on the
part for three years, ssnHot live without 4reo
and sssat. Nor can the -four be bought Of III
Nessrs. Hardssty's without the dough Nc
san the beef and pork be boaght of the farmer
without the sinners. And If some OF tho.
sinners, are returned il viii make all hand
glad. Come mp friends. and help US in tn
crisis. We are in earnest aud mean what v
say.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
Tanncry for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale very low bis Tannery
situated at the East end Of [arrOlltOR Carroll county
Ohio, There is in connection with this Tsnnery four a.
ores ofland aud a number oil young Fruit trees and three
never failing springs the one that supports the Tannery
runs a suHiciency Of water to support an Engine for any
kird of a factory the year round. Possession can be
had the first Of April JOAN W.IoVNG,
Feb. 5-lS57.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19

AN IMPosroR.-k brggar woman, while So
Letting aims in Brooklyn, N. Y, a few days
ago accidentally dropped her bank book, while
over $500 were found to her credit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-19
CcrrnptiOn Committee.

The latest accounts from Washington are,
that the witnesses from Western New York,
FOR whom the Committee have been delaying
further action, were expected on Monday last.
And . report is expected from the Committee
shis week. Whether this Committee of In.
guest shall bs able to ferret out, the guilty, or
not; the proceeding will have a tendency TO
shack the stalking abroad Of crime and bribery
In open day.
Washington City has Of late become almost
- notOliOus for corruption and bribery as Har'
Fisburgh Pa, formerly was. Are not the
friends Of POrney. and other Harrisburgh oper-
atsrS. In close proximity to the Federal City?