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Summons.

Summons.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT,l
Coffey County, K. I.
A. N. SToRMES. Plaintif}
WARD CHASE. Defend't.S .fls-.-.L
WHEREAS, a Petition was filed in my Office
w on the 25th day of September, A. ID: 1859,
by A. L. Stormes, wherein he stated that Ward
Chase was Justly indebted unto him in the sum
of Thirty-two Dollars and Forty-fOur Cents, and
said Stormes holds his promissory note for that
amount; one for the sum of Fifteen Dollars,
dated uly 18TH 1858, pay able one day after date
one dated July 18th, 1853, payable one day after
date, for amount of Three Dollars, with interest
at two per cent, and assigned to Plaintiff, BY j..
T. Cox; one note dated July l4th, le55, payable
one day after date. for amount of Twelve Dol
lars and Twenty-Five Cents, with interest at ten
per cent, assigned by j. G. Shambell to Plain
tiff. And, whereas, the Defendant is a non-res-
ident of this Territory, and a summons cannot
be served upon him. these are therefore to no.
tify the said Ward Chase, that he must answer
the Petition of the Plaintiff, before the lst
day of December, A. ID. 1858, or judgment will be
rendered against him for the amount Of Plain
tiffs claim.
Witness my hand and private seal of office,
There being no public seal yet providedO this
95th day of september. A. u, 1858;
SEAL CLERK Of District Court. cOfey Co..
S6SJoHN +. Cox. Atty for Plaintiff.
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MaROnlc.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Lawrence
J. Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
of each month. in Masonic Hall. Babcock Ly-
kins' Building.
Aug. l5-6
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wv Oct. 16.-6t* .
Sheriff,s Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Of Execution to
ID me directed, from the District Court in and
for the County Of Coffey, Kansas Territory. in
favor Of John Hays. and against VIM. Murden,
John Smith and Saml. C. Meek, / will offer for
in the town of Burlington, Cofey County. <. 7.
on Monday, the 22d day of November. AID. 1883,
the following property, levied on as the property
Of VIM. Murden, John Smith and Saml. q. Meek,
to satisfy sale and execution: All the right,
title and interest of VIM. Murden, John Smith
and Saml. G.. Meek in and to one steam saw and
grist mill, in running order; also, the lumber on
the mill yard and the above named property will
be sold to the highest bidder, on the day afore-
said, or sufficient thereof to satisfy said execu-
tion. the above property being situate in the
town Of Leroy, Cofey county, Kansas Territory.
JOHN CHESS, Sheriff Coffey Co.. K. 7.
Sheriff's Office, LEROY. Oct. 5th, A. ID. 1853.
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Har.e taken mn.

A LARGE BAY HORSE. about sixteen hands
II high, well proportioned; has star in its
With one fore foot white, fine work horse, was
taken up recently q few miles east Of Lawrence.
and Is now in the possession Of an Indian. 1t
Naslost b. some person four or hve weeks ago,
sibIy the one mentioned recently in the Emporia
Teacs. The owner, BY calling on TAYLOR
STEVENS, at Franklin, proving property. and
paving for this advertisement, can have his
horse. r- Oct. 9L6
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n. C sAYFoRn A.c.w. sATYoBD.
Stafford * Stafford,

A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law. will
n practice in the several Courts Of Record
in Kansas, attend 70 cases in the Land Once.
and give particular attention TO collections in
all parts Of the Territory.
Will. also. attend to the location Of Land
Warrants. Investments in city property and
claims, the examination Of titles, payment Of
Non Residents taxes. and the purchase, sale and
renting Of village property, in all parts OF the
Territory.
RErEREScEs:-Hon. F. P. Stanton. Kansas;
Hon. Chas. Robinson, Lawrence, Kan; Eidridge
BrotheIs, Lawrence, K: T., and kansAs City
No.; VIM. 2. lockwood, omaha, Mt Key
Plymouth, Wis; Gov. s. p. Chase. Columbus.
Ohio; Hon. p. Bliss. Elyria, O.; Solon Palmer.
Esq, Cincinnati, o.; J. c. Grannis. Esq Cieye-
Edwin COOK. ESQ. New Y ork City; II. Ely. ESQ.,,
Rochester, n. Y; DIR. A. b. Child. Boston, Mass.
UA.C C. W. sAFFoRD is o Notary Public for
Douglas county. Sepl' e' %
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Important to Country Dealers.

VOU can saSe at least ten per cent. BY buying
L your Hardware, lin Ware, Nails. Window
Glass &C., &c, Ct my store, in preference TO going
on the Missouri river for it, when you take into
consideration the time and expense Of getting
goods from the river. In word, i will sell all
light goods to the trade at less than river prices.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence June 5th 1853
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OFFICE OF LECoMProN TowS COMPANY, I
Z - Iacnmnkon Oct 7th 1853

NOTICE is hereby given that all shares Of the
1NCapital Stock Of the Lecompton Town Com
pany, upon which the assessment Of elo. as ley-
led thereon by the above resolution, is not paid,
will be sold az public auction to the highest bid
der on the 18th day Of October. ls5e, in the CITY
of Lecompton, at 9 o'clock A. u. Of that day. in
accordance with the laws and bylaws Of said
Company. r. R.S.STEAyENS.P PresidenfL L. 7. Go.
Further notice is also given, that all shares In
said Town Company, upon which the original
assessment of Si25 50 is unpaid, will be sold on
account Of such non-payment, on the said 3oth
Of October, Issa at the City Of Lecompton. at
eo'cloek A. N of that day.
r. s. STEAYENS. Prest L. z. 90.
Oct. 16, 1853. H-4t.
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Bargains-ynIuabIe Land For sale.

Bargains-ynluabl Land For Sale.
0O0 ACRES Of land, 40 acres timber. 100
%OO acres prairie. with two good springs,
cabin and stable, rolling prairie Of the richest
quality with 80 acres under fence, IS acres mel
low land and in good corn, offered at 81 per acre
for the whole included; one quarter section Of
high rolling prairie, with acres mellow land,
cabin and the best living water, for eS per acre,
one-fourth mile from timber; and one quarter
section Of the richest prairie in the COUNTRY for
o. per acre, one-half mile from timber; all in
Iykins county, and T. Is, r. %, East; thirty miles
s. W. from Kansas City, four miles s. Of Santa
Fe road, and within two and half miles Of two
steam saw mills, and one and q fourth mile Of Q
grist mill Good deed in fee simple for the
whole. JAMES d. hiNG.
Lykips Co.. K. T.. Sept. Is. 1853. 81.
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Speciai Notices.
,h,o state ana Union Law college.

Ohio state and UMion Law C0HIeges
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
i land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address, at Cleveland.
tFeb u SLY MA. KING, Sscreary.
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s.w. JOHNSTON. 8. A. sTINsoN, e. HAvESs.
Johnston, Stinson & Havens,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
II Law, Leavenworth City, K. 7.
Once on Main street. over Hemingway Co.'S
Banking House. Oct. 23-6m.'
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TERRIroRY OF kAysAs, Co. OF LYKIvs,l ..
Probate Court Of said County ~
n. D. LANE. PIaintiff.l
CO.
ELISHA vIRS and
HENRY FULLY, Def
THE Defendants are hereby notified that the
i Plaintiff did, on the 18th day Of September,
1859, file his Petition in the Probate Court Of
said County. the object and prayer of which is TO
recover o Judgment against the Defendants in
the sum Of $500, with interest from the 18th
daJ Of May, 1857. That suit Is had upon the
promissory note of the Defendants, made payable
TO the Plaintiff or bearer, and fell duo and pay
able en- the 18th day Of May, 1857. An order Of
against the Defendants goods, chattels. lands.
DO; andthat Defendants are required to answer
or denur to said Petition, on or before the 18th
day of December, A. d. le56.
~s1 WAGSTAFF J. SIMPSON,
Dat. 23-6t. Att'ys for Flainti6.
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scales Scales =, scalesi!.
ITO weighfron half an ounce e thirty hgnd5ed.
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Stray Cattle.
CTRAYED from Moneka, Linn Co., X T.,
- about the 1st inst, two Cows, described as
follows: One large red Cow, (yery large,) short
horns and broc1le face, supposed to be i've years
old, thin in flesh and unusually tall.
One small Cow; color, cream or yellow spot
ted, especially On the sides: smooth limbs, short
legs, and rather large body, and probably has a
young calf. She is seven or eight years old.
black. the other black, with line back, and the
near eye blind. The latter has bell on. Both
about four years old. Whoever will return to
me any or all of the said Cattle, or will give in
formation so that can find them, shall be lib
orally paid for their trouble and expense. Di-
rect letters to me at Moneka. The Csttle are
supposed to have followed the Little Sugar
down, and are thought to be in the bottoms Of
that stream, or the Big Sugar:
Oct. %. JONATHAN LYMAN.
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TIN ROOFING.

WE are now prepared to do tin roofing at short
w notice Guttering, spouting and all kinds Of
iobbing. promptly executed ct the sign Of the
Big Tea Kettle. NGLE BARKER,
Lawfenee, June sth, ls5e.
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LAWRENCE FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE WORKS.

KMBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
~ tion their Foundry and Machine Works,
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work Of all
kinds, both Cast and Wrought, STEAM EN-
GiNES. HORSE POWERS, SUGAR MILLS,
THRESHISG MACHINES, and all kinds Of
Machinery needed in Kansas. Having long felt
the need of Works of this kind ourselves, we
have fitted up our manufactory with view to
the wants of Kansas, and feel confident we can
give perfect satisfaction to all wishing Machine
~. Give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to repairs. Old Cast
Iron wanted. klMBALL RROTHERS.
August %. SO.
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AMERICAN A HOTEL,

II. C. BROOKE, Proprietor.
Cor. of ID and Haldeman Sts.. Lecompton.
TAyIyG refitted and completely renovated
II the above Hotel. Il 10 now one Of the most
desirable stopping-placcs in Lecompton..
There is commodious stabling and q plentiful
STAGES leave this house daily for all parts
of the Territory. Aug. %.
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T AwRENCE LODGE NO: 8 /. o. of G. T.
o'clock, in Babcock Il Lykins' Hall. Members
Of tho order from other Lodges are invited to
meet with US whenever they can make i conyen-
lent. GEO. FORD, w. I'll.
J, C, TRAsK, W,S May 10. SO.
KANSAS LODGE, No. 10 l. o. Of G. r.
IN meets regularly every Friday evening st
I-2 o'clock, in Babcock 4 Lykins' Hall. Mem
bers Of the order from different Lodges are inyi-
ted to attend. J. i. GRlSWOLD, w, G. I.
j. N. RAYMOND, w. s. apr3
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Hensley, Russell & Co.,
A valuable Farm For sale,

TWO miles east of Lawrence, fronting on the
i Kansas river. has about 100 acres fenced. Is
acres in cultivation. about Is acres timber,
double log house, out house, well and young
hay, corn, potatoes and other vegetables; two
brood mares, one colt, wagon, -plow, gsars, &C.,
will be sold cheap for cash. Two years credit
given, with one-third the purchase money. Title
perfected, and possession can be had stany time.
Apply to the proprietor on the premises.
Oct. 3. J5-tf J. K. NOLAN.
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straYed or stelen.
NaflcA

rs hereby given that csrtsin n Note. drswn na u
~. 1853, and signed By Gaius Jenkins. dceeassdf
has been falsely presented for payment; and !
hereby notify the public not 70 purchase saaa
note. as It has already been paid. ssv,,
Oct. e-N
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

A STONE HOUSE, 90 by % feet. two stories
business part Of the town. and well adopted for
a private residence for some person desirous OF
living near his business, is offered for sale at
bargain. Possession will be given Immediately.
Inquire at the Herald Of Freedom Office of
Lawrence April S, 1855. q. w. BROWN.
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Civil Action.

TERRIroRY OF KANSAS, Co. OF LYKrxs.l
Probate Court Of said County.
pt
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DLANCAPD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID rect New OrkFashpnaby l9tate5 elegantly furnish
ell with every mocrn improvement aud 0pen fhe
families sni gentlemen Board AZ dsy.
~ the week Al Public fav respectfully solicited
~ ibe new manag GEM II. BsAN,AhD N GILMAN
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LNOR SALE AT HARLEM-ON l32D AND 133D STREETS
Fifth avenue two lots beautifully situated; also two
Mount Vernon the railroad depot and two lots at New
town. L. l. Apply the office of G. s. sTITT 1872 Broadway
NY
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IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD sHRvANTc IMNr
N distsy call At the large institute for donescs 1873
street Of sxth The home
dance q civil capable help Conducted BY respectable
lady.
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
IL with stable, No 26 West Twenty seventh Terms
easy For further particulars call Doctor Glow 2 same
Stipa
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N fined associations IS years % of good appearance,
with prudent habits and domestic incnaons Kind disposition
unexceponabe morals and nnsuied character having
individual support aae and resident of this city, weary OF
cebacy wishes 70 correspondent contemplation II wedock
with aiabe accomplished and prepoasessng lady about
80, possessing ample foriune, well congenal
thoughts tastes and feelings The writer OF this sincere
Full particulars desired Address IN and with perfec
confidence real name win be gven) l. H.. New York CIT
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR REAL ESTATE
land merchandise the whole part Of valuable
tent right for article destined TO into general usew
pay immense profit and requires but small capital tl
manufacture and ntroduse successfully To man with
limited especially meehanic, this affords oppor
uny engage business seldom offered Address
lAc
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MATRIMONIAL,
eFNrLRsAS BY BIRTH, EDUCATION AND RE-.

A YOUNG NAN ~ DESTROYS OF FORMING THE AC-
"A ausiniance Of young lady with 10 marimony;
preferred Address Enterprise Broadway Post ONCE
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

ON pENANDE UNE BONNIE D'ENFANTs QUI siCHs :
~ Item psrler le fancas on laemand langais es;
nSccgsare Sadresser par tcr Madame g. a., an bureau
du Herald meDonpan' II saafe demAnie = ies
m datfpus.
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(sENIRAL PARK Lors.-LOAN WANTED, ON Is LOTS.
~ liberal commission will be paid allowance of profits
banker responsible party negotiate the loan. Pro-
perry bond and security be UNREASONABLE and ample
dress which shall be entirely CONFIDENTIAL j. g. r., box 333
POST
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HEv.P wAvTvD-rEMArEs-

4 NUMBER OF woAEE AND GlglS WANTED DAILY,
IN coed srastons ready roas for Rrs:
fsLih.s. trotes1nis wanted Inquire
Ae srge and home doaestcs, las lll
=
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WANrED-bY 4 REsPtsrAbl.s WoMAN $500, $500
wv ton as washer AID nonrr, best o rNy Preferences
gwen Can for days al @ hast llih 81 between
Isl and % tAlrd door.
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I'm DFvaKpE- POUR couDRF Dams uNE fANir.LE
W neieune Tile intelligence, paran aemtnt y Irnetr =
pas du tout aneiais. Adfesser a. -, Herald om'e
TINE FRANCHISE tPROTFsrANrE cHE 7CHE a Sc
u placer CONNIE felume IL chant strhan Golfer Is Gre
lee r1les tle presenter Dc cef1c
Nile Jule B srJ1xyn Pos 1fice.
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INSTRUCTION.

CADEMY OF PENMANsHIP ANT. BOOKKEEPING, SO:
"A Broadway subscriber receives new pupils daay io
instruction In writing bookkeeping, &C. There classes
The instruction being separately impaired and thorough
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

CENTRAL PARK Lors-LoAN WANTED, ON Is LOTS.
liberal commission WIN be paid or allowance Of profits
ss sSnd and maj e s e Re and ample M
Post onlce.
ExEcuToRs SALE FARM OF IS ACRES WILL
IL be sod At public sale on Wednesday ls Of December
W D len from depot Of the New jersey rs
house feet square two sSrss with basement tenant
variety very desirable residence gentleman dong bn
ns York 100 Of land part Of the original
nans w IL e RoEES aee or B.
1EN @ deed se .e
bond and mortgage for one year
DOR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A HOUSE AND
lot u Forty fourth street 20 near FIN avenue For fur
L,oR sALB-Two HOUSES AND BARN, WITH SIX
OF land well stocked with fruit near Milton landing
Lister county For particulars address Handley Anon
Ulster comfy ~ \. Possession Immediately
EoR SALEM EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, 4
u very desirable three high basement brick
house and lot containing all the modern improvements such
bells Ac built in very best manner is in perfect
ap m fsr SlTds + N ns
Broad street
+ corner of Broome and Mulberry streets being 50 feet on
an ss On ana he ESse
Attorney, 2s7 Broadway, room 5.
TOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING LOTS ON AND NEAR
IL
lot goth avenue, 9Th avenue.
2 lots 9Th street, Tooth street.
2 9Th avenue, 10th street.
8 lots on 9Th avenue, 65th street.
lots 9Th avenue, 9th street.
lots 92d street 9th
lots 56th street, 5th avenue.
5Tth street, 5th
lots l09h street. 9Th
lots 18th street, 9Th
6 lots Goth street. 9Th
lots 10th street, 5h
lots 1,th street, 9Th avenue.
s lots on 18th street, 9Th avenue.
slots on 18th street. near 9th avenue.
lots 9th street. 9th
lots 5sh street. 9Th
II lots on I'D sire ct near Sd avenue.
Ii lots I'D street. 4h
Apply 10 A. g. LOOMIS lbs Broadway, near Thirty fourth
street.
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FAMILIES AND HOTELS CAN PROCURE SERVANTS
If ne mnS respectable appearance and reliable habts
the lir0g1way lnsie 40 Breadwsy Canal The
institution seven years estabiisted conducted Nv an
principles
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LNRENCH AND GERMAN-E. TEIIERING 4Sy
Broadway established 1882 will call at the residence of
receive scholars for private instructions In the
languages and make TRANSACTIONS. Langue Angaise His meth
cd Of German 80
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LNOB SATELLITE STOCK AND STAND OF AN OLD
established boot and shoe stores Of the best in the
city; satisfactory given for selling need
ply Address boz g. Of b. Lockwood Chatham square
Post office.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A STU ALTON
~ general house 70 take charge children n
private amiy the best 81 city reference given Can be
ia AZ o. 4th ave, between gtn and 10Th
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L,oR sALE-THE LEASE STOCK, FIXTURES. HORSE,
wagon 6c OF long established family grocery store in
Of the best locations in Brooklyn E. ID. The neighbor
hood is first lclass and has good of custom. Apply
MARTIN FULkERS0N, l07 Beekman street N. Y.
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L,oR sALE-A FIRST RATE PORK STAND IN ESSEX
markets of the best the side Of the CITY, and
Will be sold cheap everything necessary for the business
connected with the stand For particulars inquire of TH0S
LYNCH, 16 Clinton market, on Canal street side.
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A CADEMY OF LANGUAGES, go BROADWAY.
IA mARTINELI Principal INSTRUCTION given in English,
French German, Spanish and Italian Classes formed day
and evening Terms in classes $40 quarter For cEcl
ELI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22
Proceedings of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, after the presentation
Of petitions, and the introduction of bills &c,
the resolution authorizing the President IL use
force to compel the Pdrdguayan authorities to
give satisfaction for an outrage on the l.. : war
steamer Water Witch. was taken up
MT Coliamer opposed the clause empowering
the President to use force. He commended that
such measure was unnecessary and uncoastitu-
tional.
Mr. Mason was urging the necessity for tx
tending such authority to the President at the
time our report closed.
IN THE House., Mr.. J. Clancy Jones moved
that they resolve into Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union on the Legislative. Judi
cial, and Executive Appropriation bill; but the
motion was disagreed TO;
The House proceeded TO consider the bill here
tofore introduced by Mr.. Morrill,, proposing to
donate public lands to the several States for the
benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts; pro-
posing to divide over six millions of lands for
these purposes according to the representa- ion in
Congress
Mr. Phillips moved that it be laid on the table
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PERSONAL

-; Hon. Edward Everett has again been
called home, by illness in his family.
.... WIN. J Robertson, Common wealth's At
toTney of Virginia. lies dangerously i'll, near Cor
louisville.
-. Major General Twccs. CAPTAINS John
McNutt. and Dr.. Mccormack, l.. :. L., were in
New Orleans on the 18th inst
John p. Adams (styled Yankee Addams)
was married 10 Miss Rowsna GIance in SAGA
mentO, Cal, March ). He used to be the hus.
band of Mary Provost Adams
-. w. F. Brough has recently received "A let
ter from Miss Louisa Pyne in which she an
nounces the death of her mother. The deceased
was with her daughter during the latter's recent
tour Of this country.
go. Major kearney, who was recently divorced
ny consent of his vile in Kentucky, was mar led
Yesterday, in Jersey City, to Agnes, daughter Of
Hugh Maxwell, Esq. Thus ends ID case of scan.
dal which has OccasiOned so much talk
-. y. p Willis is lying seriously i'll at Idle
wild. A bilious fever. and a return of III, old
trouble OF the lungs, have combined I'm a pros
tratlon, against which his usual active resist
ance tn disease has succumbed for the present
IL Will probably he some little while before he is
able TO resume his busy pen.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty-fifth Congress-First Sc ssien.

IN THE SENATE, yesterday, after report
closed, Mr.. BaYard, from Committee on the Ju-
dietary, who were instructed to inquire into the
expectancy OF regulating the immigration OF for
eign paupers and criminals asked to be dis
charged from the consideration Of the subject
and that it be referred to the Committee on Com
merce; agreed to.
Mr. Cameron offered a resolution requesting
the Secretary Of War to transmit a COW of the
report of Maj. w II Bell giving the result of
the trial of Butterfeld's printing apparatus in
comparison with Maynard's primer adopted
Mr. Crittenden gave notice that on w ednesday
the entertainment and satisfaction Of claims Of
American citizens for spoliations committed by
the French prior to the 3st OF july 1901
The General Deficiency bill was further con-
sldered, and several amendments, not affecting
any important items however. were az reed to
Without final action on the bill the Senate ad.
journed.
In THE Houst, the resolution allowing until
the LIST Of October next for taking evidence in the
Nebraska contes ed election case was adopted
The House went into Committee Of the w hole
and resumed the consideration Of the Military
Academy bill-the question being on the amend
ment to increase the appropriation for the pay of
Se professors of the Militar Academy, &c TO
SIP ,eO6: which was not agreed to.
The bill was laid aside To be reported to the
House with recommendation that 1t do pass
The commi, tie then proceeded to consider the
blll making appropriations for the legislative
executive and judicial expenses of the Govern
ment for the year ending the Both June. 1850
After considerable discussion, the committee
rose and reported the Military Academy bill to
the House; II was read a third time and Pas ed
The House then adjourned