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Millinery, &c.
MILLINERY RREss-MAKINe ANI. :,

MILLINERY, PRESS MAKING AND
LADIES :h. visiting washington are respectfully in
Cloaks basQues, &o at short notice, in the latest
styles, and satlsfactlon guaranteed in al cases.
large stock OF Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Of
stest snd haPds1mess , styles, yith Ck9AKS
kIBBONS. and MILLINERY, Of every ,descrip-
ton, always ON hand. NJ. WILLIAM.
q Is I'm opposite Centre Mareet.
MADAME A. NOURRIT
Nl No. TIC Walnut ST.. below 9Th. Philadelphia,
, IMPORTER OF
FRENCH FLOWEkS, HEAD PRESSES.
NO. Begs leave to inform The Ladies now IN
ASXn Washington city that she has opened S&I
24nsoor two or three weeks only saoon.S<
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts., No. 25S
where Ladies will find all the above artic. Of the
latest and richest style, being selected by Mime n
herself In Paris, during her accus toned early visit
there for th1t purpose.
Mime Nourrit having contracted with Mr.. Fell \, ,
the celebrated CoHeur OF the Empress Eugene and
Queen Victoria, for the sole depot in the United
states of his Head Dresses she will be able to fur
nsh all the Colffeures Of the latest pattern worn at
tue principal Courts of Europe, made by that
nowned artist.
LADIES' are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc. d 81 sta 2aw4t'
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NARSHAI.'S SAIE.-in virtue of n writ of
'A hen facas issued from the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
Couhty Oh Warrington, and to me directed \ shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH. in front of the
Court House "oor. Of SAID county. on FRIDAY, the
Sth OF January, 1853, at ~ O'Clock m the FOLLOWING
property TO wit: A defendants right title claim
ana interest ~ aud to Lot No. 8, In Square No So
in the City oi Washington, ID. a. together with Ali
and sing uar the Improvements thereon seized and
levied on rs the property Of John Nj. McCaila, and
term, 1857, Ia favor Of Sweeny, Rittenhonss a Co
49, j. ID. HOOVER
Ian6 Is Marshal for the Dist rot of CoIun,b,s
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II The lrasburg 'Standtrd,r Vermont, Is
offered for sale. Thirteen papers have died in
that State within the past year
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DIS. HUNTER 4 WILLIAMS.

DEs. HUNTER & WILLIAMS
PAySniGHS for Dtssasss Of Throat and Lungs
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR Hunter or w IllIsms will visit Washington on
the ~ and 18th Of eacn month. The next yI,I viii
be On Tue sdsy, the " b mt. "
OHIO 81 Pennsy ivan a avenue over Mrs Voss,.
SeseH1 ''O'e' Jan6-3t
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WATCH RErUESs -Jno. Lacy, Ireland. drink.
nnr and costs, si.i4. w u. Mcpherson, Md.
drunk and disorderly; workhouse W days. Jas
Wallace, scotland, do; do. James Kane, Ire
land, do do. Seventeen Iodgers-one a resi-
Gent Of the District
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

$500 WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES TO BE Sold
Rave determined to run off my entire stock of
prices. My, object in SO doing is to close III
out my stock rs near as possible by the lstv "
of March, In order to make extensive i'm -.
prOvements Ia my store room.
My stock OF Shoes Is larger, cheaper, and better
than IT has ever been before.
500 pairs Ladies' Black FOxed Caters, thick soles
al 81, cheap at 81 81
$50 pairs Morocco Boots, thick soles. at 81, very
100 pairs Morocco Boots, at IS cents
80 pair. Lad,es, Black and Colorsd Caters. with
With a general assortment of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Boys and Cbdren's Shoes of all kinds that
are kept IN first Glass shoe store.
call before purchasing. Bri g the advertisement
along and see for yonis self.
F. M. MAGRUDER.
d 3l-2w corner 9TH a., d streets. No. S79.
40 CASTOR CLARK,
10 L1HISia ISL; hnt AV itN second d door from
"h street, unue. tne Avenue house.
CLOTHING AND a%fSTsss FURNISHING
The subscribers chi attention to desirable Stock
of CLOTHING which they now have on exhibi-
door from 7th street and as they are determined to
close on the lot II possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
customers
I'm the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock 10 be perfect IN po.t Of durability, III and
have hesIta IN saying goods will be found
equal to the best order work in the country.
may rest ured of finding the latest cut and make
in store: subject to their inspection and approval
wants w ear will be sold auction prices and pur
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This is
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved eX-
amlnatlon Call and see us at the above Store.
D-Sm CASTOR CLARK.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
VERY VALUABLE Bull LOTNEAR
THE PATENT OFFICE AT PUBLIC AucTIoS On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th Instant. AZ
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part of Lot No
In square No. 49, fronting 10 ~ inches on sfh
hack 81 feet. "s
his rs one OF the most eg HE and desirable build
ing lots for sale In thar part of the CITY,
Terms: One-fouTth cash; the residue in G. L. And
liz months, with interest, secured ~ deed of trust
on the premises.
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BY J. G.. MCGUIRE, Auotloneer


IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE FURS AND
y SLEIGH RoBHs-,N INVOICE cNsrG MN sy TIVE
HUDSON BAY FUR CoMPANY-WIruoUr kEsERys.
}. =. Mcclure will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th inst at 10 O'Clock, the second floor or the
Auction Rooms, splend assortment of rich Furs,
consisting Of
Russian Sable, Mink, Stone Martin
Russian Fitch, Water Mink
French Sable. Mountain Martin
Swandown, ETmine, Il c., q c.. in Cardinal Capes
, Clocks, Vlctorines. Mufs and Cuffs.
by Ladies. " WIN
Also,
Splendid Sleigh Robes--Praris Wolf, Bear, Astri-
caa Jennet, Fox, h c., &c.
tents, Fur Collars and Gloves, in Beaver and
lew sable and Mink Capes, of Russian make, and
superb color.
on view one day previous to the sale, Tuesday,
Terms cash.
jan !, G. McGI1IRF Auctiapoar
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AHSHAE'S 4 u F. In virtue of a writ of
I'A terl ticIas. under the LIN Eaty, issued firm
the Jerk orce of the Circuit Court ofthe Distrct
OF Columbia for the County Of Washington and TO
me directed shall expose 10 puhlIc sale for Cash
IN fr,int OF the Court House door of said County o
TUESDAY the i2th dny of January 1885, at I2 o'c'k
m; the following described property, to wit: All
a brick house erected on Lot b, ~ Square No. 5s
on Third street north, between f. a. q streets
levied upon as the proper y Of John w Jordan and
VIII be sold to satisfy Judicial No. a. to October
j. ID. HOOVER
l9-ts Marshal for the DIstrIct Of Columh,o
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NARSHAL'S SALE. - In virtue of , vr,t of
WI FIer Facas, issued fr m the CIerk's Offce Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for ths
county of WASHINGTON, and TO me directed 4 small
expose To public sale, for CASH, in front of The
Court house door of said county, on r FRIDAY, the
Sbth day OF January. 1888 u q CLOCK IN The fp-
lowing described property, to VT: All defendants
tight, tlfe claIn, aud interest IA ard TO Lot No
In square No. 1s9, IN the City at Washington D. O.
together with all and sins uar the Improve ments
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon as the prooerty az
Edmond Riley. and wall be soldsto satIsfy Ju meals
No. 81, to October term, 1857, IN favor of John
Waters. " 'i
J. ID, HOOVER Marshal
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j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan 5-ts for the District of CoIumhia

NARSHAL'S A l. - In virtue of a writ of
Nl hen isciss, under the Lien lac, issued from
the Clerks once of the Circuit Court of Inc Ills
trlct of Co umba, for the County Of WashInrtop.
ana !" me directed shall expose To pulIc SALE for
county. on TUESDAY the I2th aay of Jso,,sTy is;S
at u o clock m, the following described prooeTTy
TO WI: All defendants night, title, oaIiIi and IN
ter. ST in and 10 house. erected On osrt of ar No
ia Square No. asa. corner of q street south ana
1th street west. IN the City of Washington, D. c ,
selZsd aud levied upon as the property of Walter
True, and all be sold To satisfy IudiciaI No ~
TO October term. 1857, favor Of CrIpps Il Waller
J. ID. HOOVER
d lg dts Marshal for the ID. LIZ. 81 Of 4 .ninmkia
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REAL E-TATE--IesteIdAy,A A. Green, Auc.
tions~r sold the east half OF lot E, in square 357,
with Improvements, for s325 Purchaser. Thos
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The WESrEKN HOSE COLPANY propose to give
ball on The 18th instant, to Iiqudate d balance
due by the Company
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AUCTION SALES.
By BONTZ a COONBS Apct

BY BONTZ CUUMBS, Aucts.
/ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HyEWELRy, SHA Avis, FANCY ARTICL rs, Aeon
SATURDAY EVENING. the 9Th instant, at I
O'CLOCK, We will sell. at our auction rooms, on nth
street, between and X, = large assortment of
yewery. Chenille and Stella Shaw.s,
Fancy Articles, d q.
Which will be sold without reserve to cover cash
advances. Sale positive. Terms cash.
lanS6 BONTZ COOMBS. Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of wnt of
IA herl facias issued from the CLERKS office of the
county OF Washington, and to me directed, will
expose to pub bic sale, for CASH, In front of the
the Slst dsy of January, 1885, at IL O'Clock m the
1oiowing described property TO wit: All defendant
right Tile. clam. and interest in aud to the three
Frame Houses erected on Lot No, S. in reservation
ID, On Mary and avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS in
the City Of ASKING ton, ID. -, seIz ed and LEVIED
upon as the property Of James b. Lockey and will
D, sold 70 satisfy Judc ais No 49, to October term
1857, In fAvor Of Smith Il Fow Ter.
J. d. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan S-dtt' for the District of Columbia.
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SUPERIOR MEDICATED G!N.-Just re
dial Gin and Inv MIGRATING Cordial. and for sale by
JONAS p. Levy.
No. 5a l2th street, corner OF street north; GRO
osries and IiuuOr Store. fS-u
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II NAJES, Card Cases, Cigar Cases, q O., very
a5rs and 'Op'IMs1 sGtI.%0GTaHLIN's, 20 Pa avenue.
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BY Z. X. L. GROWN Co, huctioneers
ESTATE SALE-CARRIAGEA NDHORSF
~ On SATURDAY MORNING, the eth INST 4
~ clock a. M In front Of the Bank of w ashinyton
we viii oner Tor s1le on account of an estaIe ano
~ oruer OF the executor, most valuable pair of
Young Carnage Horses, warranted sound and zen
lie IN both single and double rIess. Also. a CAPT
'ai set OF double, slIvefmounTed Harness and Car
TEge. all made to order, In the best manner
sale positive and without reserve.
Terms: One half cash the balance ON approvsd
notes. ~ day bearing interest.
Jan 6-St. G. r .. GROWN CO Ann.s
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q r0-MoRROW MORNING

By C X. L. CROWN Il CO., Auctioneers.
IN SATURDAY MORNING, IN front of Benz
~ OF washington, at 10 O'Clock. We shall sell
without reserve. one psir If Horses, and Hack and
Harness. TO close q deed Of .-Vst.
Sale positive. Terms cash
C.k. l.. CROWN &CO.,
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NEW YEARS PREsENTS-A fresh lot just
~ received at MoLAUGHLIN'S,D RI. avenue,
between attn and 9TH streets. u ~
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"
Corner Of PenssyIraaia GrenHs and era ,,y,,t
I ARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF GRO
LcERIKs. FRUITS. LIQUoRs. d O.. AT AUcTIoN-
On THURSDAY MOkNING. Jan. 8, we wi 4 sell
at our auction room, without reserve, large
ment OF Gro cries, fresh Fruits, consisting Of
100 whole, half and quarter boxes RaIsIns
~ drums Figs. 40 Cocoanufs
~ bags Peanuts, bsgs Almonds
20 boxes Oranges and Lemons
~ barrels Pippin Apples
Imperial, Gunpowd r, and Black Teas
barrels Brown SUGARS
5 bags Rio Coffee. Is boxes Tumblers
~ boxes Mould and Adamantiie Candles
80 boxes Soap, barrels Molasses
100 barrels prime Herrings
Brandy Cherries, Pickles Mustard Spioes kc
20 baskets Champagne
50 cases brandy and BIackberry Rrsrdx
~ barrels Whisky, assorted
10 one eighth casks Brandy good article
81 foxes Smoked Gerrngs
IS do prime Chewing Tobacco
1880 Cigars, good quality.
w 18th many other articles in the Grocery I,ne-aI
oil which Will be seld without reserve
Jan rs WALL. Il BARNARD Amor.
III THE ABOVE SALE, with further Adj
, IONS Is POSTPONED uniil SATURDAY
JAM WALL. d BARNARD apc,,r.
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AT THE MEETING of the Philadelphia Society
for promoting Agriculture, held in Philadephia
on "Wednesday, a communication was received
from the President of the United States Agricul-
tural Society, inviting a delegation to attend the
annual meeting of that Society the 18th Of
January, at W dshinyton, and the following gen
t!enen were appointed a committee to attend the
annual meeting of the United states Agricultural
Society ID. Landreth, A. J.. Elwyn, j mellow
an, Z. Harrison, :. q. Fisher, Craig Biddle,
L. Nillets, A. II. Newbold, John Rice. Chas
Nelly, George Blight, A. l.. Kennedy, DIR. T..
Emerson, Henry Ingersol.
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l. A. AVENUE between nth and 18th streets,
WARRINGTON, ID. G.
This establishment is newly furnishes and ar
ranged on the most modern and improve ed pruciple
with private apartments, &c.
III The Bar is supplied with the choicest of
Wines and Liquors.
Game and other delIcaoias in season.
Hot and Cold Lunch from ii O'Clock a. m. until
IL 10. 2I-tf
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lNrOLERABLE.-it is we'll known that nine
fenths OF the pauper population maintained by
our citizens are non-residents, and that regular
system Of packing such Migrants upon Washing
ton city is maintained by the authorities Of cities
and towns elsewhere. This is bad enough, but
ii Is certainly intolerable when our neighbors
send their destitute here infected by loathsome
contagious disease. few nights since a man
who had the small pox, dragged himself on foot
he would be- properly cared for Such trick as
from Alexandria to this city, whence, he said, he
had been sent by the assurance that in Washing
ton this Is as near first class vllainy as one can
well imayins
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LARCENY AND ARREsT.-Yesterday, a colored
boy manned Henry Miles was arrested by officer
X King, fJF stealing SUN Of money from w
ii Johnson. He was taken before Justice Wal
ter, and committed to Jail for court
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ClTY ACADEMY,
" 4s3 l0th stysst-Established i'm laaa
School for Civil and Military Engineering, the
Plain and Ornamental Writing. the Languages &c
Duties resumed MONDAY, January attn, lass.
q SI-lnt PROF. 4 FIJI PrinnInaI
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SUPEEAK CoURr-7hHrsday. R. r. Heath,
Esq of North Carolina, was admitted an attor-
ney and counsellor Of this Court
No. Is. The United States, appellants, rs
Henry CarnbustoD. The Argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.: Mason Campbell for the
appellee, and concluded by Mr.. Attorney Gene al
Black for the appellants.
No. "a: Frank Dynes, plaintiff in error IS Jo-
nah ID Hoover. The argument OF this cause was
Commenced by MIR c. Lee Jones for the PLAINTIFF
ia errer. Adjourned.
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Tomorrow NIGHT DR.. Machay lectures at
Philharmonic Hail, 'Star Buildings" upon
English Song. The number of tickets we learn,
will be limited, in order to insure comfortable
accommodation TO the audience, az, from pres
eat indications, there will Ee d rush To see and
hear the popular and amabls poet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

The RIvER-The STEAMER Thomas Collyer
went to Mount Vernon, to-day, with large num-
Der of passengers. The steam tug Wide Awake
was sold yesterday to Messrs. Hyde Dawson,
of Georgetown, for 81, 500. She is to continue on
the river in her usual business Of towing The
Orange aud Alexandria Railroad Companies
have given their baggage transportation between
possession of his trust next Monday. A ru-
NOR Is current that afflicted with small
poH is on board vessel at anchor of Stone x
Magruder's wharf in the river We are assured
by Messrs. ). i Nj. that such is not the fact, and
that there is no sickness of any kind on board Of
said vessel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. March

WASHINGTON, March s.
The Senate was in executive session to-
day two hours and half in the nomination
OF MIR. Cook as Post Master at Chicago. The
debate was earnest and exciting, but no
question was taken. in consequence of the
absence Of a quorum
hon. John Cochran presented in tie
House to-day, petition for bankrupt law
unanimously signed by the merchants Of
New York, also those three petitions for =
premlsed law from merchants and brokers
WASHINGTON, March o.
BY the arrival of the mails as late as due.
We have New Orlerns dates of the I'd inst
and Galveston dates of the 2sth ult. lee
formed in the neighborhood Of the Colorado
river on the cath ult.. and fears were ell
tertained for the safety of the fruit trees.
The Indians of Bevar county were be.
coming bolder.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

~ Alderman Guelich, through his
organ, the Gazette, feels decidedly bilious,
because the City Council adheres to parlia-
mentary rules in conducting their business.
Said the Alderman, in his leader of yester-
terday, the City Council "wrung in" Cush-
ings Manual, at their special meeting. in
order to prevent the recording Of the ayes
and nays. Isn't the Alderman aware, that
the City Council expressly adopted Cush-
ings Manual a. the compendium of parlia-
mentary rules by which they were to be
governed? Can it be possible that the Alder
man desires the City Council to violate the
rules it deliberately adopts Of what use
are rules. Alderman Gulich, if they are not
to be observed? Really, Alderman, your are
almost as great an ass as Alf Sanders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

A BRACE OF INTELLIGENT REpuBLI-
CAN EDToRs.-Tne two Sanders call the
Hon. Samuel A. Rice. Attorney General of
Iowa Democrat, when that gentlemen has
always been very decided and well known
Republican. Those Sanders are well informed
politicians, They don't know the names of
their own leaders in this State. II we had
a devil about our office who did not know
the politics Of Jim Grimes or Sam Rice, we'd
have him cut for the simples.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
E The Gazette saws that this new

~ The Gazette says that this new
swindling City Charter which has just been
throttled, was the work of the people -
What people ? who signed it 2 who saw it !?
Could fifty men (outside of the clique who
framed it) who knew a single provision it
contained, be found in this cityl No Ev-
cry body understands, however, the motives
of these fellows who concocted this scheme
against the public treasury. Although the
protest against this infamous bantlery Of
ravenous contractors and jobbers was not
presented for signatures until ten o'clock
on Saturday night, by Monday morning
over eight hundred citizens had registered
their remonstrance against the secret and
sneaking attempt to overthrow the city gov
ernment That ,oas speaking loudly and
plainly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
mayor pro tenn CORBlN.


ut Wand. Jennings-2d Ward
Ramming. Gue.ich-Sd Ward,
DowliDg-ith Ward, Forrest, Washburn-
sth Ward. Hubbell, O'Brien-eth Ward
Special meeting called by the Mayor pro
tenn to take into consideration the following
subjects:
lst. To appoint Firemen to the different
Fire companies Of this city.
I'd. 70 oeasidsr and adopt the bye
laws and constitutions of said Fire Compa-
MES
Aid. Guelich, presented the names OF
"Pioneer Hook and Ladder No. l." and In.
dependent Fire Engine No. l.
Names Of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co.
No. l., were read.
Aid Hubbell moved to strike from the
list p. B. Harding.
Yeas and Nays on striking p. B. Harding
from the list.
Yeas : Jennings, O'Brien, Hubbell-3.
Nays-Ramning Guelich, Bowling. For
rest, Whashburn-5.
Not stricken out.
On motion the names as read were recoy.
nized and appointed as Fireman.
The following are the names of Pioneer
Hook and Ladder COmnanv No
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
ST. IoUIs March .

81. LoUis, March 8.
The Republican learns that an attempt
has been made to abduct the Judges OF elec
tlon at Delaware Crossing. to prevent them
giving evidence to Denver as requested by
Calhoun, Isaac, Mander, one of the judge es
was shot in the head and killed.
The democrats of Shawnee precinct are
preparing a certificate under oath, stating
that they gave the testimony they had on
the investigating committee under threats
Of death.
A letter from Fort Scott, says that place
has been taken by company Of Lanes
men, who were robbing stores and stealing
horses. No lives lost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS. :

WASHINGTON, March ..
The House resumed the considar alton OF
Mr. Gillman's bill
Mr.. FAlkner, of Virginia. was opposed 10
sending volunteers to Utah, and believ ed
that If they were placed at the disposal OF
the Executive, he would not find occasion
to use them-he thought the proposition
for the employment Of volunteers dictated
by outside persons rather than of sound
policy
sESArE-Mr. Mason. Of Virginia, moved
for the further consideration of the bill for
the relief Of Com. Jones A discussion en-
sued.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

"Ir Is SAID" that the special Council meet
ing, and its action, in sending a comittee
to Des Moines at the expense of the city,
originated in the fact. that the members
of this committee had to visit the Cap
ital this week. and adopted this plan to get
their passage free. They should hereafter
be known as the Aldermanic Dead Heads.
-Gdzette.
Unfortunately the committee above allu-
ded to returned yesterday morning, having
heard Of the defeat Of the bill in the Senate
"H is said" that ApD had leader pre-
pared for this morning ON the squandering
of the public money. 1t will be of no ac-
count now.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

No. 2 AHEAD.-A brush between
the new Engine, No. 9, and the witch, y
came off yesterday afternoon in which we
understand No. 2, came off victorious
throwing stream some 20 feet the highest.
No. !, will have to look sharh to her law
rels or she will have them taken from her
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

@Mr. Joseph Barker, the emi-
nent controversialist, lectures every even
ing this week at LIE Claire Hall. Whatever
may be the difference of opinion as to Mr..
Barker's orthodoxy, there can be no dispute
as to his learning, power, and elegance.