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O IL 10 stated that the Columbus 0Ohio)
statesman mas been purchased by Col. Many
penny. =
III A monument, to cost 80 oOO, 4. to be
erected over the remains OF exc overnor Peters.
Of Connecticut.
liz Mr.. J. A. Machade has brought twelve
camels from Texas to LouisIana, to have their
fitness for plantation use tested. -
4" contract has been concluded with Ger.
tain parties. to clean the streets Of New York fol
i've wears, at S345 900 per annum.
IL The new Vermont Capitol-the old one
having been destroyed by fre two years ago-is
now near its completion. IL 10 built Of Barre
granite, with heavy Doric eoloanade, exteisiys
Ying., snd . Lofty dome, - a. ti .so-' ssa. -
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pHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
Wood and Coal.

ITO MEMBERS or CONGRESsAN 9TH
i RSJUSTCOMMENClN HOUSEKEEP
lNG.-Now ~ your chance to Jay your winter
supply Of Fuel. | am now receiving another cargo
Oak. snd Pine Wood, out and split ches o for cash
~ my Wood and Coal Depot. Ilth street. near the
Canal.
de7 X, w. BATES.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
TOBACCO, SNUFF. AND sEeARs. -

The subscriber would inform his customers and
the public generally that he has Just re- ~ ~:
osysa 90. large addition to his stock, ~
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND sESSRs,
n io,ti i've difersnt brands ransinE from
$50 S~ per thousand; r .-..
30 boz &C. OF the most app, owed brands. consisting
.S. SHunS .ss
FjSESCgr ChIwIss:"A Asdsr..n,. soae.. Good
Gooavin. New Yotk, SSod.ins Patent PPad Pfs:ssd'
FINE Cur snorINs. Is gross Spanish Mixed 200
pounds Ly Lynohpurg and tho celebrated Virginia Xii
20 Gases Garretts Scotch in botties: % ksrs Gar
rstts Scotch, loose; IS jars Carr stt Rappss also
msoosooJ and Consress. -.
10 eo..s French Pipes and Pipe Heads also. 4
f5ss. g,s ,:rlsty Of German; % Fancy and Powhstan
MATCHES. .-- ...a y.
% Gross Shanghai and German Matches; and all
other articles usually kept by the trade. 10
do.vs to call and examine my STOCK, as think that
they oan select somethinx which vii piease their
sell - iow il not lower, than sny other house '1 in
CAUTlON.-whereas there has been certain un-
pIinolped persons travelling around in the district
essI snd oopnty having small o's Of
aundred per cent above their value. and represent
IEt themselves as my agents, hereby oaution the
w JAMES WALLACE, "A cfEsA"'
dc l5-lm No. 6s High street, Georsetovn.
L'Ok HIRE-A SERVANT MAN, who ~ a
and who is only hired out Be cause his owner has not
smpIoy ment for him. Inquire at 1ot Cav street,
Georretown. ja s en2w
CIDEK!-CIDER M-CIDER
Grocsrs and other retailers can be suppled with
prime Clarified CIDER in quantities to suit, and on
IHss2s.a!' no s,.f terms O' ARMY 4 sHuNN.
Z ar, tine large Bnot DWELLING and STO < r.
NO; "a Bridge street few doors east of the Farm
II oommodous rooms, newly painted and papered,
with bells. gas &c. and commands fine view Of
the river and adjacent country. Pump, milk house,
WOOD, sned, DO. In the yard, which opens Into Q
The Store has new front, with large plat. sI.s.
windows and doors, and 10 furnished with counters
and shelves, suitable to dry goods. millinery, va
painted, and with gas in 1t. 1t Is among the hand,
somast stores in town. Two large dry cellars will
se rented with the store. The pavement in front is
The dwelling and store will be rented either to-
81; csxRIEs Il: cRHGis.pi ispA ia Du%SsrsCn %Ss; st. 70
PHILADELPHIA DRAU6HT ALE.
The undersigned having accepted the agency, now
.ns snst M they ss to their
Collins q c0''iSRs,lG{ pkRxG{GHrALE.
in whole and half barrels. at Baltimore prices, for
CASH on delivery. As we sell this Ale only oom-
mission. our terms will be risidly adhered to. satis-
Of defect be ;EIven within twenty -four hours alter
'aRS,ns ya%s,,i. Ala, po,,., and n,ov, s,on, ,c,n,
e.uaj, II no. superior. to importsdJ st 81 to s1.S
per dozen. delivered IN any part Of Washington,
GEORGETOWN, or Alexandria. NV su,nN
oci2 81 Green street, 6eorx xetovn.
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DR. srRRphhESN + \ saILSs, aIlLSsr kf.
oEvIcB No. al, THIRTEEyTH STREET,
tsts Doors South o( Pennsyleania Arssst

Dk. STEPHEN BAILY,
OErIcE No. 47. THrRTEEyrH STREET
Fsr Doors SOStk Of Psnnsyivas.a Ars.~s.
DIR. BAILY bess leave to inform the public thu,
ne oan be seen at All hours, AZ his office,
located q. aSSys; g He feels assured thar an0 063
eIperIenoe OF hfteen Years practices with ~llIo
that sss. SfE'y 1f 81
OtSsfSse atne to the T feeh Hs o@s snSe 3t
enoe confirming the opinion Of many men emlnsnt IN
tne Professlol and especially Drs. Harris and and
E. Parmly. has led him. long since, to discard all
psrourial sreesrst,ons for filling the teeth, also ali
Enamels, Gutta Percha, India kubber and Clements
for the construction of Continuous 6 um Teeth and
that Porcelain mounted on Gold Plate. is the only
relsbe substance that can be worn the mouth az
was most o.noluslvely shown By the last American
Although he hatters himself from his long resi-
knowI % rs n1msIou. friend. and patrons he beg,
TESTIMONIALS
From fhs late Rector Of ths Cksrek Of Eptpkas,,
DR.. srrrHrss.fgI: "i5 Dsal s,r SIR d.,,. to ~,
. yST o1 The
s1d sns that the
''SSs: Wilmington, Au. s. s1Is is. S'' FRENCH.
From ons Of hs eldest firms i. Baltimors-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotman Z Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
and psos S5 Ss %s S r9
to my entire satisfaction and the fact that
tai College of Baltimore failed after re pea ed trials
to perform tho same work satisfactorily Il rlyes ne
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL. 1857. Hartmann BO66S.
Exfsdet from q note Yeesscsd from tls lats Hos
JoAs M. Clayton.
u. s. Senate, Aug. .1s. 1885,
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
'''N' ''''' % ''''''' JOIN iGst's!ff n. sc!IfRfroN.
To those seeking relief from the malsdies OF the
teeth, can cheerluy recommend Dr. &. Baily IA
superior dentist. He made of porcelain teeth
for one OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
mvself, and the work has ali stood well for more
than ts1 ,i1d ss5s. ,ss ". ZOE G0tBEERT T. NIXON
We, the undersigned. having had OCCASION to avail
ourselves OF tho professional skill oi Dr. 3. Bally
surgeon Dentist Of TINS city. having been cOgn-
can't OF his operations familie friends take
pleasure IN expressing admiration Of his artistic
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most deIcate and difhcut
operations In Dental Surgery, snd We respectfully
recommend him 10 the confidence and patronage of
the public, of which We consider him emlnently
worthy.
Thomas u. wALrER, Architect u. 8. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. d., of WashInst ton, ID. c.
b. s. BoHRER, NJ. ID. Of GeorEetovn, ID. G.
N. 8. LINCOLN. NJ. D., of Warrington, ID. G.
Jos II. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID c.
GKoReE WALTON, Ex Governor of Florida.
WALTER LRNox. Ex Mayor of Washington
%. q: WIGHT, Prfnoipa Rittcnhouse Academy.
feb20-tf
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DOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL at Gibbs
4 HRlr StOre. Pa. av,. near 18th at. Il % -Sm

IN NOTICE.
L D MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.-I
have been adding to my stock of cheap ani~O
useful articles. and would name fOIIETk/
and CHINA SETS, cheaper than they have
ever been sold In this clty-sets of a pieces ~
for -; TUMBLEKS as low as 40 snts per d. en-.
Please call and examine at No. SIS Penn. avenue
between 9th and 10th streets.
de q 6m John Mo0EVITT-
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NHE GREAT VITAL kEGENERATOR.
TR ESEH

NJ Aknfroteo.ed q koys ,,s ssi. s.st ~.
Ecos de PhsI maole de Paris and the Emperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna
+ No. is invaluable for relaxation, spermatorrh6a.
and phys oal exhaustion and 10 a tonic.
No. completely eradloates all traces OF thoss
diseases that have been herto treated by the nau-
No. s has entirely supp anted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby lnsurinf 70 the sufferer speedy
the venom Of disease.
TRIEsENfAR, No. 1. 2. and s, are prepared in the
be carried in the vaistcost pocket. FOLD IN TIN
CASES, AND pIvIpEpINTo sKrARLTE posks as &C n N
6c. Pros 90 each, or four cases in one for o..
which saves IS; and in 8 cases, whereby there q
a saving of 81. To be had wholesale and RETAIL Il
DIR. BARROW. ls7 Prince street, New lort. I'm
medIatey on receiving remittance, DR.. Barrow viii
forward the Trlessnar to any part OF the world,
securely PACKED and addressed according 20 the in
structi0ns Of the writer. de IL Sm
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~ LLOYD Il Co.
OLAIM. PENSION, BOuMTY. LAND. AND

FJheHfh sTrsef, opPouh IreastTp. =
All who served In any war or hattle .efoIe ID Of
March, 1885, Or n dead their widows or children
under 2I years Sd of March, 1885, hst, sre entitled
to Bounty Land. CLAIMS abandoned by other agents
have been successfully Prosecuted by us. de Is I'm
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL l.
- SALT exerts, like the vaccine matter, an ex-
tIaordinary inf uence over the veins and arteries,
resulting IN gradual dec Inc of inflammation, as
ind oated by the pulse, which resumes its nat
ural state as the heat pain and fever disappears.
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n pENTlSTRY lMPROvED.
LIk. MUNS0N 10 now settins Teeth on yulc.n
1te. oombnlng the irresIstible advantasea
creased comfort. Those having badly ftt- 0116
ng plates can now be guaraptied perfect ft. Teet
mounted on Flioanite viii oost one third less tha
and see speoimens At So Psnnsylvsnia avenue.
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| NEW MEDICAL SALT.-Its peculiar excel
| lenoe il that, without the loss of blood
| and strength, it efectualIy cures Infammato,y
Diseases no othersJ by producing an equIbru um Of
ali the fluids IN the body, the want Of which Is the
| sole cAUsR of Inflammation.
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NOTICE ETOINVALIDS.-Tne following forms
~ vhloh the unbalanced fluids assume, and many
not here mentioned hat have more or less fever ol
pain are as easily subdued by the New Medical Salt
as hre is extlnsu,shed BY water; to wit: Bran Fe
yer, Headache, Rush of Blood to the Head and
Heart, Fits. Infamed Eyes, Ears. Nose, Lungs and
Liver, Neuralgia, spinal Afections, ErJspelas
VV.Onontifh h PIsu.sy hsthma; Coughs, DysPsPPsIis
and all itching and ut her cuts reous eruptIons.
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oe ~ W
A VAN CAMP,
a. DENrIST
toe. =
Operating Rooms and Resldence- F6S
Ssreet, between sth and 7th, four doors from <D
ro1 tmoe- - ocN-u
nES TlSIk f.-Dr. THOMAS u. HILLS,
~ Omce 20 fenn. avenue, next 70 6Ap
tlers.-hls operations embrace oil the lat -A&@
est improvements. and by the use Of the ~G1o
Chsop asfie Process he makes hole or partial sets
Of feesh superior those MADE Dy any other ban.
a. hall the prices charged for gold. Specimens and
sest,monIals exhibited. He 10 the only agent for u
u W ashlnGton. se9-lv
M TEETH.
Nls LOOMS, n. d., the inventor and patentes
o. a,l. sns M'ssras =, ftate Issth. attends per-~
Many persons oan wear these Teeth who O110
Annot wear others; and no person wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my office can be accommodated
win any styl and prIoe Of Teeth they may deslre
out to those who are particular and the purest
oieanest, strongest, ard perfect denture that
srt oan produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oity, Ss6 Penn. avenue, between 9Th
seH-1y
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r wEBER,S C0RNET BAND.
LEWIS WEBER. Leader. furnishes Musc for
Rails, Private Pastiee, Parades, Serenades, -
Fnner.ls. ETC.. at the shortest notice. Or6ers&
left st MetsrotSs Music Depot, MI. Gautier's ~
g. $50 Nh ctrsst. Hayy yard. sstVssa apd l. vill
bs esemDtJ attended TO. -. -. Do s-sm
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kNOk HlRE-A SERVANT MAN, who n a
Il hrs. class waiter, On pable honest, and sober
and who 10 only hired out be his wner has not
employ ment for HIM. Inquire at 1oa Cav street
OeorEetown. ia en2w
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CIDEK!-ClDER m-CIDER
Grocers and other retailers can be supplied with
prime Clarified Cl DER in quantities to suit, and on
reasonable terms, by
no 3-tf ARNY A. SHJNN
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nR.CO6GSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
IL For tNFLAMMAToRY UIsEAsEs UNLv.
Netc Medical Salt. Neto Medical Salt!
It's NOT CURE ALL.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICA
u SALT does Just v hat it claims to do-nO more,
no less-eaualIzes the fluids by removing from the
system all art. rial and venous obstIuotions. De
seripttUs Cirexars may be obtained from any drug
| gl.t rho has tnis yalu able medicine for sale,
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To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheerluliy recommend Dr. &. Baily a. {
superior dentst. He made q set OF porcelain teetl
for one Of my family, and plugged several teeth fol
mvself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten ears a ROBERT I; NIXON,
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+ UBIN,s EXTRACTS. all odors, at IBBs'S
rooms, uSdsl Wlilard's hotel. q a q 6m :
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nR. CO6GSWELI'S NEW MEDICA
~ SALT. Get a circular. Ask any Druggist about
| about the New MediosI Salt If sIok, fry If NOT
sick, .smenber the New VI edioal Salt
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Fer Rent and Sale.

T9 LETuThs =. :, .arsss,.,ory ssy BRICK Hooss
room and sas- Rent Sos. Ihssirs On the preaises
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hR. C0GGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
- SALT, instead of being remedy for all ills has
control over but ono III. has but one aim. ard ao
oomplishes but one thing, to wit; suBpUKs INFLAM
MAIoRy DISEASE, whatever be Its form or l. ealIty
whether the head, tn roat. abdomen, tremIti.s
r n
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
cuaws noUND TIE CARCASS.

Already are the different sections of the Pro-
Slavery party 10 this State and city quarrelnS over
Tie potisal profits which it is supposed may accrue
to that political organization from the Union-savipg
meeting this evening. One faction desires that Dir.
Seymour shall BE- prominent speaker at the meet
ipe. in order to give him chance TO do something
in the way Of advancing his political fortunes at
the coming Charleston Convention. The wood
and Rerod fsctioD on the contrary, are opposed to
this. aud claim that be is fussy political gander,
who should only be allowed to do his political
squeakiDg in some other puddle.
In this frsterual spirit do these worthy patriots
seek to save the Union at the Academy OF Music.
The trading interest have got long list of names
amended to the call, ard it is of course, great
mint with the contendng factions to use this raw
material to the best advantage, and to make as
much as possible out of the meeting That portion
Of our fefow-citizens who rejoice 10 the name OF
Scfts, though beaten in the municipal election,
seem 10 have the inside track IN this contest,
md TO be determined TO make the most Of it. In
political poitt of view, the meeting is deemed
pr, at card, or rather whole pack of cards and all
the PLAYERS in our PrO-Slayery politics mean to
have hand. As they are famous for their cuo-
ming AID desperate play, we expect to see the usual
amount of cheating round the board. The traders
have had an opportunity in getting up the meeting
TO advertise their wares and approve their Loyalty
TO Southern Institutions; but beyond this their SER
vices will not be required or tolerated, except TO
hold tho hat while the political gamblers do tie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
TEE DssoRGANiZaT

Two weeks have passed since Congress assem-
bled vet the House seems no nearer an organization
than at first Nr. Sherman has III votes, with
two or three more paired, we believe but lacks
of majority over all opponents. Various efforts
have been made to combine the Democratic and
South American votes on q common candidate, but
"a vet without success We trust they will be per-
sisted in, nevertheless. The fact being notorious
that questions regarding Slavery dominate over all
others the keeping up Of two diverse and hostile
Pro-Slayery party organizations seems needless.
Mr. Gilmer ofN. G., is q moderate reasonable Pro-
Slavery man, SAID 10 be the owner OF hundred
negroes, which ought to answer as certificate oil
his Democracy. And, as extensive Shareholders arc
almost always more liberal (witness Gen. Taylor
and The Hon. WIN. Aiken OF 5. c. than any other
class of Southern politicians, va trust the Pro-
Slavery vote will be concentrated on him forthwith
Then pass the Plurality rule drive In the stragsers'
and let the third ballot elect Sherman or Gilmer as
the highest vote shall determine. The Country
grows weary of the nteregnum and the wrangle'
and would like to hear of an organization forth with.
Let us have the Presidents Message and the accom-
pdutlug u pci"'S
Then if the House wants to devote month more to
John Brown, Helpers book, &c, SO be 1t by all
means. We doubt that its time could be spent
more usefully
Whether the House shall organize this week. or
next, or next month, not at all, we only desire
TO have it observed aud understood that the Repub-
licans are not responsible for the delay! They hayo
presented and supported most unexccptionlble'
capable candidate, who steadily receives some
twenty votes more than bis highest competitor.
They have wasted very little time in speaking, have
made no irritating harangues declarations, and
have steadily proclaimed their Willingness to forego
speaking in behalf of voting. They have from tho
first been willins-iHGre than wDlDg-..e adont the
Plurality rule, and let the highest vote elect. But
they are not even allowed to introduce and take u
vote on this rule. Mr. J. B. Clark's Helper re-
solve is kept before the House. and only suspended
informally now and then to allow a vote on Speaker
to be taken. They are ready to take vote on
Clalk's absurd and insulting proposition, and then
proceed with the organizations but even this Is not
permitted. Their constituents are more than salts
fed with their quiet frmDess, and trust they will
persevere 10 IT, If the adverse parties can combine
their forces, why not do it, II not, why resist the
Plurality ruler Ii they despair of getting Plural
ity, how can they expect to choose by majority
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

Two years or so ago, those OF our citizens who
condemned the infamous attempt TO force an ab-
bored Pro- Slavery Constitution upon the Free men
OF Kansas, hired the Academy of Music for pubic
meeting, but were at the last moment refused the
use lit Hundreds if not thousands, repaired ta
the Academy at the time fixed for the meeting. but
were repulsed by its closed doors, and obliged 10
dlsperse TIE reason assigned ior this breach Of
faith was fixed resolve Of certain trustees man
ayers that this bouse should never again be let or
used for any political purpose whatever. In spite
of this resolve the UnionSayers are 70 have it To-
night, and are to have it for nothing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

direction OF ODonuell. The Brazilian mail OF Nov.
bad arrived at Lisbeu, by which we learn that
battle had been fonght between Urquiza and the
army of Bueuo- Ayrcs. The latter were beaten
and Urouiza wss marching on Buepos Ayres.
Bv the steamer Vanderbilt, which arrived at
this port yesterday from Iiavre and South
amrton, we have four days later foreign news,
her dates being 10 the 7th inst letter written
under the dictatiOn Of LOUIS Napoleon to several
Liverpool merchants, gives assurance Of the EmPe-
rors intention to maintain his friendly eeiing with
England. The lumber Of French volunteers for
The Chinese expedition was more Than double
shat was required. The loss Of the Moors in
the attack of Nov. 30 was 500 killed, 1900
wounded, and DO prisoners. The Spaniards' since
the commencement of hOstilities, have bad % killed,
G44 wounded, and 73 confused.
The steamer North America, with one days later
commercial news than that brought by the Wander
bilt, has reached Portland. Breadstuiis quiet but
teady. Provisions duh. Cousols 9s0Tt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

fiuiernal ard sympsthetic feelings ot the CONNER
cisl clnssss Of Now-Ynrk. But We arc not pre-
pared To 50, that the declaratonswe have Indicated
would be satisfactory TO the Southern arisioeracy'
10 arpease whose terror and rrain whose trade the
reeii, has been called. We fear. indeed. that II
tlose objects are TO b. attained in any degree, the
rIatform of 'be meeting will have to be OF some
thing Ike the following description:
Pec,,d Tbs; Slavery Irvine Institution that y q 'Ae
cv rfouer ee-on u aborug people, snd tse only 'ntv
rfds.ou of republican yov,rutrnt tlat i 9iesis 20
~ IN general and the master snd slave In paftuisf ana
m ve oek forward with .oSd ancPaiions 10th dy zen y
viii r. finy es;sb shed throughout the length and oeadn Of
bS That the recrening Of The slAvetrsde with Africa +
Y usLt v ith hlsssI.s both continents and that We
I'M ce, te orr constant eSeitioIs 10 bringing about
To.,d hat Ctha Fsyi Jamaica and the other West IN
a. fs With Mexico snd Central Aera should a soon az
he be annexed 70 the United states and Slavery oe esiao
if In al of es Countries where DOES not nov exist
Io,sIT.d Jtst iliAm h. Seward Salnon T. Clsse " r.
p,E ohu Sherman and an other Black B-puocsns are me-
| IN ruen;s OF this divine institution, aud Of ts nenehcen
5s, stoue nsn ard that ought 60 be banged
rred Tfat II a. euocfsiic partJ should D. IN le uit
% IN il Fesidrrs election Of 1896 the Uuon viii there
bv b. rffy aud tha pledge ourselves m th.
c.e to take up Necessary TO eonsuinfo i's de''u
ton .
Tie adoption Of resolves Of one or the other o'
the-e classes will decide Whether this is a meeting
Of U,.ionsts or DisuniOnists. But gentlemen, LEI
rs have the truth aud no humbug
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
CONGRESS-.

sEEATR, Dec. 17.-Not in sesson.
HousK, Dec. H.-Mr. Larabee Wis., had read
from The MiiCaukee Free Democrat a report of a
meeting Of Germans, in which sympathy was expressed
for John Brown and also editorial IN the same
paper in spirit with the proceedings of the meeting.
Mr.. L. then sad he had been assured that the senti-
ments Of the meeting not those of the leading
German citizens Of Wisconsin. MIR. L. then proceeded
TO defend that part OF Wisconsin against the attacks
made upon f. and called upon South Americans to pre-
vent tie election of a Republican Speaker. He also
review cd the so-caled iepressble conflict doctrine
of Mr. Seward. He was followed by Mr. Nalandg-
ham. who Iose 10 make a correction in report Of hi.
remarks He had been represented having said that
Mr. 81 erman lad not disayowed unnecessary attacks
upon Slavery il the States, while he had stated just
the reverse Nor did he say tina, he was bound to the
South and It's institution of Saveryi but he did say
that be was not Southern man. He said that within
the Constitution and Union he Western Sectional
it, and that he cut himself from Doth Norh and South
Two votes for Speaker then had, the cs sbowng
for Mr. Sherman Ill votes Tor Mr.. Bocoek, So for
Mr. Boteler, %; scattering, g. The second vote stood
for Mr.. sherman, Ill; for Mr.. Bocoek, 81; for Mr..
Boteler l5i ior Mr. Briggs, IN Y Amer 9; scattering
Q. There being no choice, the House adjourned.