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fft0 Heinrich Netken ard John niece Yon are
hereby notifsd that there il now on flc In The Of
nee Of the cerk uf the Ii Court III Lee Comfy
Iowa ~ ksokuk, petition OF Frederick Zugg
claiming Of you the said III anrieh Metken the gum
OF seven han4red doilars. money due on FIVE
pronisSory totes executed Ky YEA 10 John Anr-
nssh AID James Elder, aod by taen assigned to
paintlh, and also claiming Of both of you ths
foreeloslree UT martgags executed 70 secure SAID
notes and one other note and conveying iafs ~ 10
lS. Ii, snd 10, la block IL u afeniogd Nrtgh,'s
addition 70 sbe lily OF Keakuk, Ice County, Iowa.
Now, uniess you appear and answer said pctiticn
on or bdf0fs The Latrnng OF the second day Of the
Esxt term ~ said Dtstrict Court, commencing on
the first Monday In febraary, 1860, judgment and
. decree HiiI be rendered against you according 10
the prayer o. sail putin an3 eail RAJ estate Will
De s9ia aDd a tne interest of eaeA Of the defend
ants iaerfia will be cut "a ard forever tarroa and
fofecsos a.. McaRAIY A mn ga
d. I9. isse-dIm Atfy,s sor ppfs
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To l.. w. 0'Brien, " m. IA. 0 'Brien Harry Fulton,
Lewis Rosenthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend
ant1:
Vou are hereby respectively notified that there
- - now on hle Ia tbs CT rk Il Office OF the District
Court Ut Lee County, Iowa, Mt keokuk, petition
OF James M Billings, claiming a Judgment on fore
closure OF q mortgage against said l.. w. 4 VIM Ii (.
bfien above named, for the Of tine hundred
ana thirfy-tn'ee dollars, with t. per cent interest
from the 18th day # February, 1856 and special
ana general execution against Il. ~. 4 Wm. II.
hrien, and as against al said defendants above
NAMED praying also Tor the foreclosure II mort
gage gwen b. ssld Hrians to James NJ filings
upon az feet off Of the rear ends Of lots lU.
III and II, book 6s, keokuk, Lee Co.. Iowa; The
gag gag o. sala mortRaged premises to pay OF said
debt, tne xfinguishnent Of all equity of redemp-
usn therein For costs anu general relief.
VOW. yon and each Of you arc notified TO apprar
and answer said Il ion the morning OF the 81
day OF the next term Of said Court TO be holden ON
the Isi Mo1aay Of february, 1860. or Judgment
emo decree will be had therein prayed FIR By de-
fault. H. sc0i1 iIGWElT
Dec. ~, ia59-dim Sol'r for Petitioner
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terarguni Natir0.

To James Nolan Trustee for Hugh Cameron),
Hsgh Cameron, C. r. Conn, IL. H. Reeder James
Bradford, q. w Gsrrstson Jennings 4 Anderson,
W. IL. Ewing, Wheeler. Bellows / Co., VIM. a
n. Il. Ruddisk, Bancroft, Beaver 4 Co., Cornelia
Grsnnan, ID. M. Gfianan aud A. q. Grinnan, (de-
faniantsl.
NOu are hereby respectively notified that there
L il now on file in the Jerk i Office Of the District
Court Of Ice County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a petition
OF Hirsm Barney, ciai ming ju gment on fore
closure Ut mortgage gainst said james Nolan
Trustee, and II. Cameron above named for the
sum of ONE hundred seventy -four and rs 100 dol
lars, with ten per cent interest from the 18th day
OF Aug. 1859 and special and general execution
Against Jas. Nolan Trustee, and III. Cameron, and
as against all said defendants above med praying
also for the foreclosure Of mortgage given BY said
Sas Nolan, Trustee, &C., to Chales Mason upon Ioi
2, block AZ, IN the City of Keok uk Lee Go Iowa
the sale OF said mortgaged premises to phy of said
debt, the estinguishment of all equity of redemp-
ton therein, fer costs and general relief.
New Yen and eaehef you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning of the 81
day OF tbs next term Of said Court 10 be holden
the LIST Monday OF February, 1869, or judgment
and decree Will be had therein as prayed for hy de-
fault I'll sCtlTr HOWELL
Dec. III, l65a-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner
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do for their relief all II has been found 10 do
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa AL THE PURPOSES or A pua6aTIM MEDICINE.
FoR CosrrvrxEss:
FoR THE CURE DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAuNDIcE;
FoR THE CrRE OF INDIGESTION
FoR HEADACHE,
FoR THE CuRR or DYsEsTgRY;
For A Foul STOMACH
For THE CURE OF ERysiPEIAs;
FoH THE Piles;
FoR THE CURE OF ScRorUIA
For ALL ScRoruLoUs COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CUKE or RHEuMArIsM;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FoR THE CuRE OF LrvER COMPLAINT;
For DnopsY;
FoR THE CURE or letter, TrxoRs AND SALT
KHEUM,
For WORMS;
FoR THE CURE or Corr:
FoR DINNER PILL;
FoR THE CuRE oP NEURALGIA;
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, 80 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use In any
quantity.
Price Is esnts pr Boz; soxes for sloo
Great numbers Of Cleygyrns,., Physicians, States
men. and eminent pcfsonagcs, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
re given; with also full descriptions of the ADORE
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there for them, and they should
All nur Rcmed;sa ara fnY sala In
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1T. 6m1I0S GleCLflC O1
\NILI. CURE. and does daily Care.
w some Of the most wretched cases Of Rbeuma~
tism, Paralysis, Piles, DC, that were ever known.
Try II, too, on the gums Of teething children, on
lsdyt EAthere4 breast and see how quietinE IL
prtves. A II the best doctors use il who have be-
come acquainted with it, and every frat class drng
gist sells it.
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IexnI Nottce.

Dee. 2lst, 1889 -tl1 m
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Vhlcag0, Jan ..
Flour, stock limited and market firm.
Wheat in good milling and fair speculativa in
qairy. Spring advanced 1c. Sales TOO bush
No spring at 90 on track, $500 do at So in
store; 5000 bush No spring %; 800 bush No 2
spring at 80; 100 bush do 964; 1900 bush do 81
on track.
Corn, demand good and prices advanced lc
Sales 800 bush No. l at ~ on track; 700 bush
do at At; $500 bush do at As.
Oats quiet.
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Liverpool, Dec. 21.-Richardson, Spence L
20. report the market quiet but steady for Flour
Wheat firm with an improved tone and partially
Id better. Corn quiet but firm. Provisions the
same parties report buoyant but steady. Pork
steady Bacon quiet. Lard quiet and steady
Sugars steady. Rice quiet.
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! AIDES READ !!


il compliment to On. gMIr1 thAt every honest ply
scian who has tried the Genuine Electric Oh proners
the prompt and hearty testimony. Dr. Lykens
o. tn. oldest and most wealthy citizens Of Kansas City,
President Of the Bank &c, says Dr. Smiths Electric on
cured lady In half day Also read this, from the bese
knosn physician In Westpot, Mo-
weAport, No., May II, 1882
Some two years ago. lady Of this place was a<r
hnenent attacked with inammaon u fhe breast which,
for several days. resisted all ne usNas reaedies In such
cases. The soreness and swelling bad any
had witnessed was induced 20 Try Dr. Smitks genuine
Electric on and perfectly astonished and pleased
hnd that In half homr aer the AppNcaapo, eli tn
soreness and swelling had esfigeiy ss0sided.
J. o. BOOGGs, n. D., DruEgtA.
THE WEAK, THE NERVOUS, THE PARALY-
TIC, THE DEAF AND THE RHEUMATIC
Fly to Smikks on perled hip In Q Storm TO -
asylum The ladies seek the dsvisv res0yf for IN
inamatory pains, gAshcsin9 bveasas. wounds sores,
womb complaints, ETC., lin which b nfAlhle.
On burns puts the patient quietly TO deep, while nothing
irritating Ii manifested does IN the lea stAn ths
skin or linen Of delicate infant.
Large bottles times III cheapest. Use By dirsc
lions. DRINK NO COFFEE.
DR sMTH's ELEcrMc On hos cured more caass d parAr
Isis than any before known remedy. s4
DR SnITMs ELgCrniC OIL cures Sot Rheum IN one week
DR SNfrn's EL1crRIC On oMss kslss u 0ose ~ -
Dn sxrru's EIrcraIc Orr d Ne only reliable reneAy
FOR deafes and hes cured many u long nandme
n New York. Philadelphia, and elsewhere.
DR eHrrn's ELEcrRlc on magical On ~ poinfAl -
orders, like gathering breaa Nons. ard InAanmaaaey
suelinx eQUIRES nLOG9
tnn26p6m BE. GAY. 49,
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SANFORD'S
Family
CATHARTlC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pare Ts0esdJls Ertructs, and pat mp IN GLASS
CASES, Air Tight, and sriA I-ep " aay ciinaas.
Tie FAMILY CATnAnTtc q PILLs n = genuine but g.
tive thartic which tho proprietor hAs used In hs
practice than TWEEN - ~ years.
The constantly incrcas- ing demand form these who
hare long used the PILLS - and The naai1Acsicn which
all express In regard 10 their use, has induced me
70 place them within the - reach OF I'll.
The Profession well know that different ca
thastcs oct ddeFent - lportju0s of The bowels
The FAMILY CA IfHARTlC PILL has, with
due reference U this well ~ esahlishcd fAct been com
pounded from variety . = 10 The pures Vegetable
ExtfActs which - alike on every part u tho all
mentary cana and AreI - Good end safe In sll caaea
where CaAhartic ID need - led, such q DERAN0E-
MENTS Of te STOMACH, q SLEkrIxEss, PAIxs IN rng
DAcK and LoiAs cosstvA- NESS PAIH and soRESgss
ovER rnE wn0LE sopy, - ffonl sudden coAd, which
frequently, neglected % end IN long caurSe Il ~
yer, Loss o. APpxTtfK, a| - cngRptNo eexsAYlos a.
COLD oven fn1 eO0y,I - lR1sftKosNnse, nBADAcmR
or WEIGHT u s!e nkApsl s Al MvLAMnAsuay DIS
nAsRs, w0nMs In cnlL-l - lDaEn or ADCLxn nnrrnA.
fIsA, 3 great PrnIvRn od he nlo0n nnd manv 1ia.
eAses 70 WteA neah III N heir too nulnefoun n -.
tion ln this advertise ment. DOsE 10 B.
PRICE, DLMkN
rnE LIVER INvlGORAfOR AND FAMILY cATRAR.
TIC PILLS reeaed ~ Drugtsa ssnesaliy, and sca
WhpleAe By We rradc IN al M large scu0a. @
q Z. w. SANFORD, \. D.,
Manuiacsurer and Prop ieior.
- Av01lsov, NS0 Xevk.
oea1naEhO
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s T. II M O N s.,
REVISED BY THE AUTHOR,
WILL APPKAR IN
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EVERY WEEK.

EVERY WEEK.
This announcement alone should be q sufficient induce.
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The conductors Of this paper aim to make the in
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JUsEPH II. KlCHNKDS, Pubishtr,
jan6w2w. No. ), Beekman st., n. Y.
& ANFO RD'S LIV Err
NJ JNVIGOR ATOR
Necer Del,il;tutss.

NeceY DeIsLstufe9
IT s COMPOUNDED entirely from Gums and has lecome
an established fact Standard Medicine known aud APP
proved by all that have - used Il, and Il
resorted to with conf - dence In all the diseases
for which Il Ii recon- mended.
II has cured thousands - within the last years
who had given up all q hopes Of relief, the
umerous unsolicited "a certificates in my pos
session show. The dose must be
adapted TO the tempera-l - ment OF the individual
taking IT, and used I'M - such quantities to act
gently the bowels Let the dictates Of
our judgment guidel - you In the use ef the
LIVER INyIGO-l ~iRATOR, and Il will
cures LIvER Con- - ErLAIHrs, BILLiots Ar
.rAcKs, DYSPEPSIA, q lCHaoNIc DiAKsmoEA,
SuMMxR CoMPLANTs,l - tDysESTEaY, DRorsY,
SorR STOMACH HABrruALI q iCosrvESGss, GHoLic,
CHoL Mounts, CHoLg-l ~ ISsANruN. FiAru-
LExcE, JAuxDIcE, FE-I - MALE WEAKNESSES, and
may be used successfully - as ORp.SAaY FAMILY
MEDICINE II will curel = SICK HEADACHE, {as thou
sands testify mi X trwEKTY Aix1rks, ~ Two
OR THREE TEAsPooNssuLs - ARE TAKEN At Commence
ment Of attack. - ALL VINO UsR i. AM
GIVING their testimony I'M - sfAxoF.
MIR tcdfer In he Mouth scjfh tAs InCi0osuGos ard
ssoatiosc both together.
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softening the gums, Tedu
Aliay ALL PAIN and spAs
SURE TO REGULl
Depend upon 1t, mother
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALT
We have put up and sold
years, and CAx SAT-, IN con
What We have never been
medicine--NEvER mas
GLE INSTANCE, TO ER
timely used. Never did
dissatisfAction BY any one
trary, oil are delighted
speak In terms VI highest
gical effects and medical
matter WHAT VIZ no
experience, AND PLED0g
guLgIl.AzRf OF WHAT We
every instance where the
pain and exhaustion, re
afteen minutes after the
This valuable prepare
one Of the most EXPERT
NURSES In New England,
HEvgR TAILiSG succBss M
rHOI1SAEna
1t not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach and
and gives tone and energy
will almost instantly RI
GRIPPING IN TIKI
WINL
and overcome convulsiona
eiied. end in death. WI
suRi8r RTMgDY II III
DYSENTERY AND DIAl
whether u arises from
er cause. We would eoy
. child suffering from AMI
plaints-Do NOT LET YOuI
aDics3 or OrHEas, slant
child and the relief tina,
GOLUTELY SURE-to 70
cine, II timely used. Bnl
accompany each bottle
fac. simile Of CURTIS Z
on the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throu
| Principal once, no,
Sold In Chicago, BY
an7hn1 vAfa
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1F1Wfed from fTescfpu0N oT iSW '. Cs6fkS, ~,
D., Pssie;an Extraordinary % a< Queer.
This well known medicine impodtion, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obrucons
from any whatever and although powerful remedy
Il contains nothing hnrthl The constitution TO married
ladies i Is peculiarly suited II win In 1or time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In tho
Back and Limbs, Fatigue flight exetion, Palptaton d
the Heart Hyaehcs and Whites, these Pills win eject
cure when all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, 10 mot contain Iron, calo anmony,
or anything hurtful TO the consultation.
Full directions In thu pamphlet aroand each package,
which should be carefully preserved
For full particulars get pamphlet free Of the agent
B.-sl and postage stamps enclosed any aushor.
lied agent win bottle containing over 50 pills. by
return mail JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. r.,
General agent for he Lnised States.
Sold in Burlington BY squires Blo~ y. y. Gay and
all Druggists. oct12bpyeou.
WIcs-WIcs-wIG Bachelors wigs and Toupees
surpass al. They elegant light and durable Fitting
to charm-no turning up behind-no shrinking Cd the
the head; indeed this Is the only Establishment where
these things are properly understood and made.
u15wly. IL Bond Street, New York.
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MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physcisn presents
to the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,

the process Of toothiD8, BY
cling al in0ammasi on-Wlll
l0odic action, and 10
ATE THE BOWELS.
., u will give rest 20 yeur.
II TO YoUR IN1ANrs.
this article for over ten
. 1IDxzcB AHD 1nUT1 Of IL,
sable TO say Of any other
1T RAILED. IN a SIN.
Feet 4 CURE, vhsn
Eve know an instance Of
whe used 10. On the con-
with its operations, and
4 eommendation Of re ma.
virtues. We speak In thlo
!. Know" aftsF ten yearss
voun RBrCTAfIcH 200 TnD
y nRAB Dh0AAs. In AlEaOoe
infant 10 su0ering from
lief will b. found il ten OF
$syvup 10 aAministaFed.
sion 10 the prescsipsioD oe
EMCED and 1klLLBUL
= and has been 1ssd with
eOR CASES.
q child from pain, bat ins
bowels, oo1Fscts acidity
= 70 the whole system. 10
ltevo N
BOWELS, AND
} 3 COLIO,
, which IL not speedily REM
= believe u the Duo7 and
=w0aLn, In III eases Of
-RH0A In CAILDRRN,
] Nteeshing, Or from any oths
Ito every mother who hae
rnef The foregoing com.
} Pn1JuDsCnD, no0 TEE pA1u
between your su9sriDg
/ will be SURGE, Al.
I lev the ase Of this medi-
! : directions for using vii
|. None genuine unless the
! APERKINS. Nsv York, u
] ghoas the world.
10 Cedar D., Mev YosA.
D0LLG0, SMITH . CO.
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Brlllx0ron, Friday, pm


BrMMaron, Friday, pm
i The weather has been cold, but pleasant dur
ing the week until to-day. Last night cold
rain ses in, freezing - II fell which consinuss up
TO the hour Of writing the streets and side walks
being sheeted with ice, and l5comstion very I'M
certain
The slanghtcring season j. nearly over, but
few hogs arriving There were none In pms 70
day.
The number slaughtered up to, and including
to-day, from the opening Of the season, l. q
follows:
Conn Co., 6.55l
i Schenck 4 Denise 1909
/ Sunderland, Davey 4 Co 1888
Total s ILL ss,55s.
Last year about $1,000 we're slaughtered in
Burlington.
Heavy hogs still command IS 80 readily.
SUGAR-6l@91-erush III refined white
l04c. Clarified, 10
COFFEE-12}@l34.
MOLASSES-By the Dbl, R.boilcd S60c4S
Syrup 5OG155; kegs, rs 00.
NAILS-Ass., ~ 25.
RIcE-5l
FRCIT-Raisins, prime, S3 25
BROOMS-$l 50@2 90 per dozen.
WHEAT-Ncw Winter, 81 OO@l 10; new |
Spring, S0@s5 Prices steady; good command |
ing outside quotations.
FLOUR-Choice winter, ~ % retail; s. 90 |
Wholesale; Spring IS 70 retail; "a 90 whole
sale.
,BEANS-75c@sl 90 per bush
POTATOES-0c per bush.
CORN-2s@3o cts
OATS-3Oc.
BUTTER-l2c.
EGGS-10c.
ONIONS-5Oc.
HAY-Timothy, e7@4S
WOOD-&2 5O@a3 90.
HIDES-Green, 4@4Ac. Dry Flint lo@l2c.;
Green Sailed 81.
WHISKEY-26@27c.
TURKEYS-7@sc.
GEESE-4Oc.
CHICKENS-sl 250l so per dozen.
DRESSED HOGS-S4 25dJ SO.
LARD-lOc. per b. Ii
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-ss 90 per hundred.
APPLES-75@3l Is per bush
QUAILS-5Oc per doz
PRAIRIE CHICKENS-$l GOAL Is per loz. | 4
VENISON-In carcass 45c.
rLouR-s..av sale. oo ~. S !, (. Y s, Jan 5
tate; % sos 50 extra state Is 255 IS super western
p 4o05 90 common to extra WESTERN - 7b05 s. infe
RYE FLOUR-steady at es 75a4 Co.
MHEAT-Buoyant with moderate demand for export.
RYE-Quief at IS. |
BARLEY-Quiet at 76Os7
CORN-Unchanged. Sales ut $50 9Oc. for new yellow.
OATs-Quet a 4S3D47 for State, Western and Cana |
PORK. Unchanged and dull Il SIC 0o00le Is for n
IA ISR 81 81 foI s psan s., M. :. oo.
BuTTER-In fair request 11G, Is for Ohio; 15GI28 10
CHEEsE-sseady at COLL.
WHISkEY-Quiet ut ~
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tune TO be a white 'uaI.
There, Mr. Hills reply was not distinctly heard.
ue was heard 10 saw that he bad no objection to
the probation He never expected TO 60 TO Mas
sachusetts
Mr. Davis said ii was tine the Alien Suffrage
was opposed by few Democrats. it was adopt
ed by the Legislature and submitted to the peo-
| ME. The entire Democratic party staid at home
and refused to help that portion OF the Repn6-
| lican party opposed to it to vote it down II
| they had got 5000 from the 10000 Democrats,
this blot on the fair escutcheon OF Massachusetts
| would never have been there
Mr.. Cox said the Union and the Constitution
| was the watch-word Of the Democratic party.
| One Cnion-loying sentiment of Gushing or Ever
e,t would throw the whole Delegation from Mas
4 sachusetts into catapsy
Mr.. Hartman arose to question OF privilege.
He understood Mr.. Cox to say that there are
Southern oppositionists in this House in aliance
| with the Black Republicans.
Mr.. Cox explained: he eaid, the other day he
believed there was All affinity between them
BEFORE Congress met he saw in the Richmond
Whig Louisville Journal and other journals OF
the American darty, a strong desire expressed
for union Of the opposition. Had II not been
for old Ossawatanic Brown they would have
been united in the organization OF the House,
4 Mr.. Hardemal. wished to say distinctly thai
there ia no alliance or affinity between the south
crn opposition and Black Republicans. Il was
proposed when the charge was made that II
should be denied, and, US humble representa-
tive, 20 far rs he was concerned, he pronounced
the charge false.
The House then agreed 70 take vote fol
Speaker, previous to which there was . call O
the House.
Mr.. Scott declined longer use Of his name fol
Speaker.
- Mr.. NcClernand was nominated.
In. -.heridge made few humorous remark
NJ y, Horace r. Clark and characterized
and voted ioI compton and Ishmaelite Dem
ocrat. .ker with the follow
ing result o o, Necessary 10.
sherman lOl; McClernand %; Shm.
Davis of Ind. O.; vallandingham - re1'''"'s
| scattering. The House then ad)ousse0
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~ New York, Jan. 4.
The warehouse 2S8 Greenwich street was
burned last evening 1t was occupied by John
). Brewer, hardware dealer, Isaac Larue. pickle
dealef, Bernard Meehan, for storage, and John
Irving. Loss $35, 900, of which $40, 600 falls ON
Mr. Brewer, $4,000 on Mr.. Larue, and rs, OoO. on
Messts. Heyler owners Of the building, fully
insured in city offices.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

Washington, Jan. 5.
HoUsE.-Mr. Morris Of ILL.,, offered a resolu-
ton, which was read for information, that the
Superintendent of Public Buildings be directed
to replace the desks and chairs as they were in
this Hall previous to their REMOVAL; and to ena-
bic them to do 80, he be directed to prepare the
old Hall for temporary occupancy. He said he
would not call up the Resolution this am.
M. Bingham and others objected.
NJ. Montgomery said Mr.. Colfax yesterday
attacked his former proposition for temporary
organization, on the ground of violation of the
| constitution He had offered it in good faith
We are indebted to the mail contractors -four
millions. 1t is all honest debt, honestly cen
tracted for service honestly performed. 1t il
not an American, Democratic or Republican, but
"a National debt. Adopt this proposition and
theY would pay the Post Office appropriation bill
and redeem the credit of the Nation.
| Mr.. Wilson said if the gentleman was anxi lou.
- pay the debt, he would ask him to adopt the
| plurality rule now
Mn. Montgomery replied, il he was wiling Il
adopt it, Others were unwilling to do 50, L
thlee-fourths were willing to accept, and TIN
other fourth protest against it, an organization
cannot be effected. Nor even ii ten men pro
tested, His proposition was fair honest and just
he insisted that it was constitutional, and he re
Iefied 10 our past legislative history TO show tn
precedent in such cases.
| Mr.. Stevens asked whether his colleague coult
show that before an organization, Speaker pr,
tem had been elected.
Mr.. NJ. replied that in 1889 and 1910, Mr.
Adams was elected chairman,
Mr.. Stevens. Was Mr. Adams speaker.
MI. n. considered him such Mr.. Corwi
would be to-day temporary speaker, if the Hous
would adopt his resolution.
Mr.. Morris Of Pa, asked whether there VA
any legislation while Mr.. Adams was chairman
Mr.. Montgomery had not examined the RI
cords to see but il there was no legislation, tia
did mot prove that there could not have been--
He renewed his resolution
Mr.. Stevens raised the point that the resols
ton was not in order that previous to enterin
on business, the action of Congress required ths
the oath shall be administered 70 the Speaker