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C0NGRE SSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March g.
On motion of Mr.. Mason, the Senate took up the
bill for the relief of Commodore Jones' Mr. Stuart
moved its indefinite postponement but the motion
was disagreed to.
The bill, after some discussion, was passed-yeas
80, nays IL.
Mr. Houston presented the resolutions of the Ie
gisature of Texas in favor of the admission of an
sas under the Lecompton Constitution.
After further proceedings, of comparatively little
public Importance, the Senate took up the Kansas
bill, when
Mr.. Hamlin, of Maine replied to Mr.. Hammond,
of South Carolina, against the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton Constitution. He combatted
the latters assertion that the South had never bro
ken faith, and that Northern laborers were slaves
The Senate went into an executive session at an
early hour and subsequently adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House resumed the consideration of the vol
unteer bill.
Mr.. Faulkner said he was opposed to sending
volunteers to Utah. He believed if placed at the
disposal of the Executive he would not find occa-
sion to use them. He thought the proposition for
the employment of volunteers was dictated by out
side pressure rather than by convictions of sound
military policy.
He contended that the employment of the volun-
teers would be appealing to the passions of the
country and setting precedent of carrying death
and desolation to our citizens, prolific of most dis
astrous future consequences. The war in Utah was
war against people on account of their religion.
Whoever is engaged in such war, whether volun-
teers or regulars would be guilty of murder The
Executive has plainly said he does not want voun-
teers.
Pending the question the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Diplomatic Appropria-
ton bill.
Mr.. kett argued from constitutional grounds in
favor OF the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton constitution; and in the course of his remarks
he stated his belief that the people cannot accord
ing to the terms of the instrument change it before
1864
Mr.. English said that the Lecompton constitution
does not embody the will of the people of Kansas
and they do not wish it fastened upon them as their
organic law. All the special pleading, because the
techncality is supposed to be the other side is
too much like Shylock, who exacts the pound of
flesh because it is named in the bond.
Mr. Phillips advocated the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton Constitution, and contend
ed that the proceedings of the Convention were
regular according to the established principles
recognized precedents, and according to what some
gentlemen regard as good authority Congress has
no right to hesitate moment to her admission
Adjourned.
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vi al rEALo.-DECEMBER Term, 1851.
Annapolis Morob O

ANNAPOLIS, March 9, 1858
nos. ., 4, D. 8, and 8.Joseph Keller and others
the Criminal Court of Baltimore CITY were fnrtbar
argued and concluded by Mayer for the appellants
Affirmed nisi. " IuShes'
No. 14-Hertz Blondheim. s. Goodroo,, all Al
ham Rosenberg Us. Robert Moore and G. Moore ~ q"
No. IA. Rosenberg and H. Blondbeim 81.
ROBERT Moore et al Appeals from the Circuit Court
pellants. WI ''ie @P-
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we received yesterday copy of the new Balti-
more Directory for 1853, compiled by William Boyd
and published by Messrs. Edwards 4 Boyd. In ad-
dtion to the usual list of names it contains vaua
BILE street directory, and appendix of much use
full information.
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WESTERN NAVIGATIQN

ST. LouIs, March 8.-The Missouri river is now
open, and the new packet line steamers running in
connection with the Pacific railway, from Jefferson
CITY to st. Josephs, will commence making regular
daily trips tomorrow.
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LIGHr WEIGHr.-J NJ. Cullison was yesterday ar
rested by officer Morgan, of the Western District
a load of hay, purporting to weigh less than the
amount called for in the certificate. He was ar
raigned before Justice Showacre, who ruled the
case for hearing to off on Saturday next, at
3 O'Clock
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r. PIrrsBuRG, FoRT WAYNE AND CHIcA 90 RAILRoAD.-
see it stated that the chief engineer of this com
pany has issued instructions to his subordinates
immediate u actra ~ pfepafe i1s
construction. He entertains the confident hope of
having tue road completed to Chicago by July next
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EARTHQUAKE IN MAINE.-Yesterday about one
CLOCK, distinct shock of an earthquake was felt
IN this city, followed by second and more power
ful one at about two O'clock The largest and hea-
west buildings in the city were Jared from founda
ton to roof At first it was supposed that powder
mill or powder house had blown up The concus-
sion resembled an effect which might be produced
by such an accident-PorHond, STATE Of Maine.
March 4.
The Cumberland Cjoaioa of Monday saws:
A Mrs. jenkins, residing in Mount Savage was
found lying on her bed on Friday evening last fro
zen to death. She given to intoxicatiOn and
the evening preceding her DEATH had been imbibing
freely and it is said in this state she had laid down
upon her bed, without any of the covering over her
where she was found next morning an inanimate
corpse She leaves family of several children
In spite of the many drawbacks to the canal boat
building still continues tolerably brisk and at this
time our yards present lively and gratifying ap-
pearance New boats are rapidly going up. and
old ones are speedily repaired. We are informed
mat the number Of boats to be brought into the
coal carrying trade this spring will number over
three hundred and fifty all capable of CARRYING on
an average, ITO tons, and not drawing more water
than the prescribed depth.
The Canal is fast bound with a heavy coating Of
zee We cannot expect it to be clear before ten
days or two weeks vet.
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We are indebted to the Hon. James A. Stewart.
of the House of Representatives, for public docu-
ments.
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FIRE AT PETERSBURG.-On last Sunday night,
about Il o'clock, fire broke out in the clothing
store OF Noah Walker 4 Co., Sycamore street. Pc
tersburg: 1t was not discovered until it had gain
ed considerable Roadway, and the store, as we'll as
the dwelling above, occupied by Mrs. Cairns, mil
with great difficulty that the family escaped ne
gro girl some eight years old who was in the third
story was forgotten till some time after when Cap
tain Mott, with the aid of ladder, succeeded in
getting her out apparently suffocated, but efforts
building was so much damaged by fire and flooded
with water, that the goods above and below, will
prove nearly total loss. Messrs. Walker & Co.
Mrs, Cairns in Petersburg for $4,000. The build
ing is owned by Mr. Charles Curling, and was in
500 VI ' 81
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THE NTAGAR A
WEATHER REPORTS.

NEW York, March 9.-The L. S. Steamer Niaga
"a sailed to- day for England.
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VIOLATION or An ORDINANCE.-O1ic II son, of the
Southern District police, yesterday arrested Con
rad Zimmerman for violating the ordinance in refer
cleaned after fall of snow. He taken before
Justice Boyd, who fined him 81 and costs from
which decision and appeal was taken.
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Inc Washington Union publishes, officially, the
following appointments in Maryland, which have
been confirmed by the Senate:
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
W llllam ;. jackson, district of Vienna Mary
land, vice G. A. 2. Smith, whose commission eS
pired. "a
John Thompson Mason, district of Baltimore
Maryland, vice Philip F. Thomas, whose Commission
expired
John 7. Hammond, district of Annapolis, Mary
land, vice James Sands whose commission expired
Tench Tllghman, district of Oxford MARYLAND
vice r. B. Willis deceased. '-NN'
Henry T.. Matthews, district of Georgetown. D.
e., wee Robert White, whose commission expired.
SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS
James X. Thompson, at Town Creek, MARYLAND
re-appointed.
William H. Brown, at Lewellynsburg, MARYLAND
-re-appointed. o
Washington Finley, at Baltimore, MARYLAND, vice
JOHN u " marion, whose commission expired
APPRAISERS OF MERCHA NDIsE
Beale II. Richardson, at Baltimore, MARYLAND
vice Philip Poultney. -'
L. W. Gosnell '''N' Wv
John W. Baughman, of Maryland, as appraiser
general, vice VIM. P. Pouder
NAVAL OFFICERS
Levi X. Bowen, district of Baltimore, MARYLAND
vice John kettlewel, whose commission expired
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the wallet of Edward Higgins said wallet contain
ing two ten dollar bills. Davis and Ward were re-
leased for want of evidence to sustain the charge
Justice Mears sent Emily to Jail, for trial before the
Criminal Court.
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ANOTHER RoBBERY.-0ficer Brown, of the Middle
District last night arrested John Davis, Jas. Ward
and Emily Scott on the charge of unlawfully taking
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DEATH OF Coz. EDWARD LUcAs.-As we go to press
we learn that Col. Edward Lucas Paymaster of the
sometime during Thursday night. His remains will
be inferred in the family burial ground upon the
farm of Dr. R, A. Lucas, near this place, on to-
morrow Sunday, 9TH March) at ~ oclock, M
Shepsherdstoacn Reqister
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SPECIAL APPROPRIArIoNs-Th special appropri-
atons by the City Council up to the 9TH instant,
amounted to S53 ,943.37 This amount includes the
appropriation of between $50 900 and S53 900 to paw
the award of the arbitrator in favor of the Messrs
Reynolds, on account of the jail, which matter
before receiving the sanction of the Mayor, was
withdrawn by the Councils, and now remains in
stotH quo.
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Lew H. Bowen, district of Baltimore MARYLAND
vice John Kettlewell, whose commission expired.
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MAGNIFICENT lSsTRUMENT.-There is on exhibit
ton at the ware-rooms of Messrs VIM Knabe Co.
IN IN the rear of Henry McCafreys Music store, No
20l Baltimore street, fine specimen of their work
manship in the shape of grand piano of superior
tone and most exquisite model. Theyolume of tone
produced by this instrument is truly wonderful and
has ehcIted the unqualified praise of nearly all the
eminent professors in the city. We doubt whether
superior piano forte can be produced by any other
factory in the world, and would advise those in
need OF truly excellent instrument to call and ex
anime this excellent specimen of Southern work
manship.
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SHERlFFrS SALE

BY virtue Of IN execution issued out Of and under
the seal Of the District Court ii. and for the county Of
Ramsey and the Territory Of. Minnesota, upon a judg.
ment rendered and docketed in ssid Coutt. on the Sth
day Of January A. D. 1855, and subsequently docketed
in the c~ounty'of Dakota ii sid Territory il IN action
wherein John 9. Adams il plkinsi1, Isaac Gibbs 10 de-
fendsnt, in favor of the said plsia5if against the said
defendant, for the sum Of one hundred and 6fty.6ve
dollars and ninety-four cents (3l55!s4) With interest on
the sane- ef~15'-s -
l have this 18th day of February 4: D. 1855, levied
upon the following described rek7 property situated and
lying in said Dakota county, to-xft the 81 +. I Of
8. w. t S. 81, in Township -, Range "a, and the
s. ". ! Of 8. W. / Of Section fourteen, {I4,) and 8. !
of s.. e. / snd the 8. E. / ef 8. w. / IF bsction 6f-
teen, as in Township "a, Rahge ~, less Afteen acres
Of S. W. ! Of 8. w. l Of Section ~fourtsen, (14,) in
Township q, Range %, belonging 70 one Swartrout,
said described property being subject to two mortgages,
one for $l22, dated Septenber 18Th, A. p. 1857, the
other for $65l, dated September 9th, 4. D.. 1856, ~ the
property Of the aforesaid defendant:
Notice is hereby given that will sell all,the interests
Of the above named defendant, to the above described
real property, or SO much thereof ~ will Be necessary
to satisfy the said execution together with the interests
and costs thereon to the highest bidder for cash ut pub
lie vendue, in front Of the Post O&cs in the city Of
Hastings, in said Dakota county, on the 9th day Of
April, 4. p. 1855, At ten o'clSdk Is the forenoon on said
day. 'sA 1i@-@ JOHNsDEvLIN Sherif.
By Gso. W. E4p1soN, deputy Sheriff:
: Dated At the City Of Hastings Feb. 24th, 1858.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
TERRIzoKY or MINNESOTA, ! :.
County Of Dakota.

%(~A
By virtue Of two executions-one in favor Of W:P.
Hilleary and Richard Washington, as co-partnsrs, under
the name Of Hilleary & Washington, and one in favor
Of W. 7. HiIeary,-both against Dr.. Thomas Foster, the
FIRST for $554.l4, the other for $24l.04, besides the cost
Of said exeoutions-which executions issued out of and
Under the seal Of the District Court for said County Of
Dakota, on the 23d day Of March, A. D., 1861
have this 24th day of March, a D., 1858, levied upon
the following described real estate, in said County Of
Dakota, as the property Of the aaid Dr.. Thomas Foster,
to wit the northeast quarter Of section thirty-four
(34), township' onS hundred aud fifteen (1l6), range
seventeen (17l,ew west, except al the bed Of the Vsrmil.
lion river that - within the boundaries of said quarter
section, and all the water thereof, and the banks Of said
river on both sides thereof for a distance of ~sixty-six
(66) feet from high water mark, with the right to erect
mills, sluice-ways, races, and all other privileges requis.
lite for the proper use and enjoyment Of said water
power, tHSefheg with 80 much Of said quarter section IS
may be west Of saidlstreah, included between the left
or west branch Of the river, and the west line Of said
quarter section, measuring from tAs tally stake near
where the said west live eposaes the river, running north
fifty (A0) rods, thence east to the river, (said exception
supposed to contain nine ~ acres, moro or lsssA also
excepting one acre Of land on the east side Of the river
where the dam is now erected. i. e.
Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the above de-
scribed real estate on Saturday, the 9Th Of May next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, in front Of the New Eng
land House, in the City q Hastings, 10 said County,
to satisfy the said executions, stogesher with the interest
and costs thereon. JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff.
BY. GtokaE W. EplsoS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Hastings, March "a, A. D. 1858.
!. 8: SA1za, Attorneys for Rlainti8s:"~ 276
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BY virtue Of an execution isssed ont u, snd unde.
the seal Of the District Court, i and for tke County d
Dakota, and the Territory Of 'Mihaesos.,, sIsh /. judg'
ment, rendered and dockstsd IN said ee.rt, = the thir'
ty.6rst day Of December 4. p 1851, 4 Al action
wherein John r. Webb is pl.intif, and y.n4s b. Aa.
ganin is defendant, in favor q he said pIaia.id against
the said defendant, for the sxn Of biz haadstA and one
dollars and sevensy.sve cents l(4eol7s), xdsl interest
on the same, -. A.. ~,
l have this 18th day Of March, A. D., 1865, levied
upon the following described real properly, Sisaatsd and
lying in said D.tot. CouAsy; q ", loss nasber tnres
(3) and four a. in block number <sixty-seten (67) in
the city Of Hastings, in said County Of Dakota, a. the
property Of the said Jsmee H:&:aAga1in..
Notice is hereby given that I VII sell ths above De.
scribed real property, or % nscA, thereof = shall be
sufficient to satisfy the s.id s~xscation, together with
the interest and costs thereee, to the highest bidder
for cash, At public vendus, Is froat Of he New Eng:
land House, in the city Of HssstiAg1p, il sid County Of
Dakota, on the first day Of May, a. D., 1853, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon on said DAY. m
JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff,
BY GEo. W. EDIsox, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated At the city Of Hastings, March IL, ls58.
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Herr Il stones Addition.

Having c~ompistsd our addition l sm prepared 70 offer
aauzber Of very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
par: Of Nininger City, and lying a. it does convenient
to the Upper Leyee, which viii when properly improved
De the main Steamboat landing, aud also the. landine
for the Ferry-boss--it must very soolt become the most
valuable ra:s Of the city { am prepared to sell lots Oh.
easy terms and st low prices to persons who may desir.
10 build and open any kind Of mercantile or mechanical
hpsiness. To parties Wishing to 90 into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural Implements or Cabinet Furni.
turu, Munger City holds DOT great Inducements. ain
ready to afford every fucility and will contribute liberal.
ly to any person who viii 10 into either Of these opera
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV.
ERING, Eeq.. St. Paul, Or - - 's7'@a2
es 5,- JOSEPH C.. HERR, .
SLY 522 Market ct. Philadelphia.
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H%oLLowAY's PILLs.-Liver diseases of all kinds tend
to the destruction of that organ. Sometimes it is re.
duced to a mere shell, which a blow would break up, be-
fore the disorder kills the patient. Surely none but a
'nadman would neglect such a complaint until the fatal
crisis arrived, when be had at his command an ~unfailine
remedy: Hol'oway'a Pills produce a more potent effect
upon the liver than any other medicinal compound,
vegetable or mineral. The symptoms Of bilious mala.
dies are yellowness of the eyes and skin, pain in the
right side, and, in ~renittent cases, chills and fever.
Any human being thus afflicted may cure himself with.
in ten days by taking Holloway's Pills in conformity
with the directions.
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The uadersignsd offers the following lots il Niningeer
City on reasonable terms, snd 1t . particularly low
figure to those who desire to make improvements. No
Improvement clause
tors S. g., block 81; g., block 100; &. o., block no.;
4. S., block III; O.. 10 block HIS; 10. H., block ll6
{. 9. 10. 60, block 81 6. II. ~, block 50; IL. 10
q. Is. Is, block S.; !. Sis, block %; l. !. g,
block le5 g., IA IA H., b,osk l45 SO: 10: II.
IA. Is. le. II, block 1872 g., block 1856; 1894.
s.. g., blo6k t80 /; II. II. Is. II. Is, black 90; g.,
block IS; II. Is. l9. 20. 81. ~. 49,, block 40; &. 4.
10. -, block l06 T; g., block -; % block -: ..
TO-. blosk 1855, ~ 81 - JKo. A. w. JoHrs, Asai
ATTY. 4 Law, O&es With Jno. Niuiees, Eiq.,,t
272nss aaiAt Pm. lg;ussm.
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4Cw to make Money!.
R0OEZNGl R00ElNG ~

The subscribers having purchased the exclusive right
Of VESTS GAL VANlC CEMENT, for rooSpe,
rights throughout the State, or to contract for putting
on roofing on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. Any person wiaAing to engage in q business
that will pay, cannot do better than to correspond with
tie Subscribers, when full particulars will b sivsa,
slhoxiag. on the most undoubted testimony, the great
superiority Of Vests Galvanic Cement over al foolses
in use earle 4 CHENEY.
Niaisssr, Dakota Oov,ty, MINI, 1853. 81
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Wonderful Coincidence
AN Nations Of the Same MIND.


The anniversary Of the introduction Of Holloway's ONT
nens ought 70 be- jabilss forever It ha. saved countless
agony and death. Starting from the surface to which it 10
applied, its healing balm dnds it, way through every coat
ing aad lsement Of the body. to the very source and basis
Il ezsi.g,uishrs The 6sbr;ls priao;pls the, feeds them, and
the outward symptoms fade, heal AID pass away with =
rapidity incredible to those who have not witnessed it.
Scscfsloxs Erxptio~s and Ucers.
The poison OF scrofuls has never beon neutralised or OF.
psned BY any Of tie remedies Of the pharnaeopsia. The
Sole Antidote to this virulent and destructive element il
Holloway's Ointment Majendie & Brodie, the great French
and English surgeons, do not deny or dispute this great fact.
There is no form Of scrufula that may not DO controlled ma
cured By THE balsamic remedy.
jE.8s& Cd1cers and.T xnsors. etf
The knife OF caustic may remove . cancer or tunor. bat
TIE seeds Of the terrible exceescence remain 10 the blood and
1t is soon reproduced in . worse form than before Hollo-
ways Ointment, on the contrary, ~penstrstes into tho circa-
lstion and psfvades every infected v~ssicle. and kills ehe did.
eas.hy destroying the corrosive principle that sensrassi end
4 b.. ~ Mfomnasiens Of Me Skin.
All rashss and ordinary ~ernptions. a. well - s~rysipelae.
scne, ringworm, carbunoles. scald head, sals rhenu, 'leprosy,
Psiotlv heat, ese'ars removed BY few applications Of -
Accidental injuries, wounds. ,pr,ius.. bruises. said. and
burns ars~ Immediately relieved by ito application ; the in
lamnssion quickly subsidies. fever and lockjaw ss prevent
ID and aader . perseverine uss Of the preparation the pro
cees Of healing 10 soon accomplished.
The Oinsmsnt and the Pills should both b used In the
following cases :-Bunions. Burns. Chappsd Hand, Chill
blains, fissul., 0out, Lunbsgo. Msrcurisi Eruptions. Pills,
Rheon.t:n. Ringworn. Salt Rheum, Scalds. Skin Dissss.
Ihfvase. Sosss Of III kinda Sprains, STIFF joints, Tsssss.
Uleess. Venereal Sores, Wounds Of eli kinds.
CAu1loxl-Noos are grnuins unless The words 'Hollo-
WY, New York and London are discernihls ~ wsesr.
mark u every leaf Of the book Of directions around cash
pot Or box; the came may b p lainly seen BY holding the
hat 70 the light. A handsome reward will DO given % any
one ~fsoderins such information .: may lead 70 The detection
ing the same, Knowing them to be spurious.
~ Sold ct de mandatory Of Professor Holloway, 80
Maiden Lane, New York. and BY al respectable Druggists
and deolees in medicine throughout The United Ssases and
Tie civilized world, in pots o. Is cents, 63 cents AMI 81 esch.
- Ihssei ss sonsdssabls ssving b. Akiag the larger
disorder ~ a@xed to each not.