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~
NI Ill attend regularly all the Courts in the roun
W ties Of Campbell, .3pPomaitor, and The Co,po
ration LyncdJmg, and the Superior Courts of Rock
bridge.
Al business entrusted 10 him will receive PROMPT at
tcnllon OFFICE in SehooGeld's new building near
the Police Office.
Aug. 4 Stlf
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o. The Philadelphia papers mention the death of
Samoel g. Wright, Esq. of the members OF on
gress from New jersey.
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Jm's e. Dirae3-rns will achieve Immortal
lty, if IA no oher way, by being the standing candidate
for Office from the highest to the lowest of the wrected
faction of which he the worthy representative. He is
now before the people Of Michigan the Abolition can
didata for the Gubernatoral char-wth about as much
likelihood of success, presume, as in 1914 there was
Of MS elevation to The Presidency. Since the annexa-
ZION Oh exas has been consummated, of The abo-
huo"'s's have denounced him for leading them, by his
persuasion and example, into the support of Mr. Polk
50 OF them directly, by voting Tor him; others indi-
rec'y by throwing their votes upon Birney himself. In
vindIraliog himself, this fanatic says:
'n renarking the danger of Annex alton express
ed my opinion, that now repeat-lha I hal bit LIT
TIE fear n sioald Mn. PC Tx be eiected but GOOD
DEAL &innid ha. CLAY he elected. placed my fears
on the ground that Mr.. tify, well Mr.. Polk, had
e-pressed himsei far0robe 10 Ganeraiion nd that he
could and would ad his party, while Mr. Polk was in-
cOmpeent 10 lead his, SC.
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"' ''''W 'he Ioii""ihg hrlei narrative, viii
"hch we have been kindly furnished from an aai!ea,i,
source, that the ascent as been a second Tim, s,.s.
fully achieved Cc,,,i,l -, a.,
L,,,l '' ''''s' nave steady nerves
'''' ''''''''' WIN pu'S me aud lino IN
'"'" '''''"'e"' PERU
REMARKABLE FEAT
Ga Saturday the Doth of Iplv thor, b,; h.tt-
myself several gu ~ts At tho ,,yn,, az NJ -
at the Mutual Brdce. we cnnclnd. " "',
view that stepeudous n,odi,, -, n.,,,a -, - ~ y
Thought made oy human hands can ,ie.,; -,n5 81
ngly several of us repaired thither and ,i.r h, -,
IN eucha iur some considerable time in gain, mn
on ae iafsiamed atrac ,ons ~, retained Il, III - ~
the road sde between The Rri1 p and ,oyor, nbn-
we're favored with an ola panpr rnnt,nin, a., ao,t
Of the ascension OF the brdre BY Mr. pner any y,,s
ago from /. q pen of Dr. Camibe,s WhiIa st.o :, 49,
entirely in eduous, were warmly Olsen inc lis itie
to CREDIBLE y We were suddenly in,e,ru,,,d h., tho .
Some OF is climbing the BRIDGE =, Win tbn avid
,y Of men ANXIOUS To mainain Heir onnion mini en-,
WINGED of iasitv hy ocular ,rmnps r., i'm ~. in,ne
eddy rushed, en- n,asse 20 the top of IN, Hrane 81
nwardly doubling the p1ssiblly Of wha, The nexi mo-
ment met our astuushed 81 hi-tbe ascension f 10
idge When we arrived h g we fund two ,on.
teuen on the Bridge " no nDn. 4 MS IN Mr. shaver
the hero of the occas tand III nj The distance T IN
feet from the ground ON benci, fas !, 10 termed an
par ,nlly too narrow 10 stand unon even w;,h, sf
+ ON the testimony of the gentlemen n,escn, S l,nsI
t Mr. Shaver PASSING nv the,a in !, ~, ,oo,,,,, ,-
cLded 10 attempt the ascension merely n snnnesN =,
crafty his own curiosity or that of others N,,,bon,
ny preparation he immed ieIy comnencrd chmbin, e,
recly un - the well known cedar stumn ,bon, ,,a -,
fifteen pc IS higher up the stream than the nlare trm
thence Mr. Pper is d IN have r,cd o,d ,ithal n
much more difficult place to ascend as anv nne may ~
certain by exam pation Alter poinp pernend.larIy
bout thirty feel he came to eIump Of bushes ,,6,re
he rested ue and proceeded ON To ano,her rdgp srn.
trudng little from the main hudy Of rock. thence direct.
" up the steep and ruocrd rdpe yinr h,,yoen rho lo,
ravines IN ch side ot tho re- - e,n7,,n mia w. ~
10 the bench, where | fra saw Nm Will nm.
on that bench. which is sbou, r,v G., r,,,n Tho tan
Mr. Shaver INSCRIBED his name in very ecbI cbsr,eors
which may be seen by any one from The ian at tho
Bridpp re then ady,ncea ~ 20 a,saa..P " Wv
the very edge of the awful nrecipce ,ha, aysrbanss
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a falling off of
$3,o79,79S ID

&C. The receipts under the Post Office law have,
as was anticipated. fallen off very materially. In New
York, one half in Charleston, onehalf in New Or
leans, two thirds. It's friends, however, say that it has
not yet had fair trial.
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E'sss.EslEs NsssgCE.

A Ii PERSONS owning does in the curpnrati,n
"A OF l.ynchhurl are requested Ia forward ind
obta License, from st jane lS45 10 st Tune iSiO
A fine OF three dollars VIII be enforced against all who
fail 10 comply with the ordinance.
JESSE I. BURTON, Master Of Police.
Aug 2M
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row EEA'E'AN lyDSS.
D.V-Ep. III.
CASH uoa WHEAT.

THNllE undersigned, usual is prepared 10 pay The
4 hlgleA market price f,f Wheat, delivered at his
Lumber hois', the canal. lie invites all WIN have
Wheat for sale. Ia give him call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKErr.
July 10 isif
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3Sg0TS &! SegGrS :!

fE'llE subscriber offers for sale splendid lot of Sc
Il CARS, consisting Of The following choice brands,
viz: Regala, Principe, La Nurni, Bayonela, Werner,
Canones Lady, aud others, of fine quality. Call and
them. JOHN ii. SEAY, Druggist.
Aug7 2uf
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A FfER business connection with the public f'r',
n last Il years. cordially tender my sincere thank
for the liberal patronage have received thai nn= tin
and ask ar farther continuance IT The IN the
OF Neon * G~atkn, Il II shall merit il, which
hope it will do from their dspusi ion Ia the pull
lie well IN every transactlon. JOHN e. MEEA.
have debts due the books Of Mckee & Aleru
Mckee, Robinson < Co., Noung 4 Mesm, ard on NY
own all which am anxious shall he settled sil,n as
possible aud will be thankful il my lrlcds will speedily
call and close them. j. q. M.
Aug. 2Mif
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AoGf, A. WATSON II. ~ l.. DIBRELL.
WATSON a.. DaIsEEE.I,
Commission IL Forwarding Merchants
No, e, 1,rejni Street,
OPPOSITE THE BASIN SHEps)
z Z G II ri ~ ID, We.
EsY whom linera dvanrrs viii be made on consicn,
Ap meuls Of FLOUR. TOBACCO. WHEAT OH
er produces aud prompt attention gwen the forwards
ing Of Godds. share Of patronage is respectfully 3d.
iced.
jane 50 6wir
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W FL ~. F.sE 8sDE,,
H00t& SEg,B.g.us AND HgNacU

\ Il As just received M . Wandering Jew,
The Wandering je" .lmm No. 10 10 Inclusive
The Quaker Guy, (eonplrr)
The prole Prisoners lay WIN. 7. Siapp
n, H. Bo"k binding oi every descr pton done with
acalness and dispatch,
Aug q
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for the purpose of conducting business al the old stand ct
JOHN &. MEEM, where they viii always be pleased
their friends, the paans oi The old hnu>e, and The
public IN general, promising them G The best
terms and LARGE aud general uck select iru,n
JOHN G.. MEEM
CHARLES A. GNNATkIN.
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pERILOUS ADyENTURFt

'iSefat q fde .N"iWdi Bridge, The second time.
WIZ De fec"iltcied iha. many years ago. the Nau-
a' nf'dss was aseended by Col. James H. Piper. then
as'udeni at Washington College. and now member Of
tue State Senate. graphic Of this hazardous
exploit, aa the pen OF Dr. Caruthers has been np be.
lore the world, Nevertheless many persons who have
visited the Bridge have regarded the story as fabulous.
declining The achievement absolutely impossible. twill
be seen, however by the following bret narrative. with
which we have been kindly furnished from an authentic
source, that the ascent as been second time
'ulIy achieved: Certainly he have steady nerves
aud 'ndo nllable self reliance Who puts life aud limb in
such INN
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C.T%FE EpEs ggskEE.z4.

'ESlE highest cash price given Tor all wheat delivered
u at our lumber house the canal.
STEPTOE & TALlAFERRO.
Aur 7 M3n
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,EUzeasE' SEED.

Z UST received fresh supply of genuine Sumrnc
81 TURNiP SEED, for sale by
JOHN ii. SEAY.
Aug. 2uf
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w Get.H'gEsss.S.
AUGUST EST, 1915.
NyslENa,. essVA'TEAaV,

FGNHE. SUBSCRIBERS have this day entered into
Y partnership, under the style and firm of
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EKECUy0fss, .g'OY'gGE

"Whofe is thy victory, o Grave 7
And where, q Monster Death. thy sting %
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
RIcsNoNp. December "a. Is.

RICHMOND, December 30, l8iI
The last weeks proceedings Of the Legislature have
not furnished single item of interest. The interview
ton of the Christmas holydays carried many Of The nom
bers who reside in striking distance of their fan,os 10
their respective homes, together with the absence f
ny Others who songh, IN excursions to various pon of
attraction temporary relaxation from their abnrs left
barely quorum In the House &C Delegates All bills
OF importance were consequently laid upon the table
until the return of the absentees the House PASS no
through their several preliminary stages only those of a
local character 10 the passage of which their was no
rsus opposition. To-day the House will be nearly f,Il
again, and the more important business of the session
much OF which has been already matured by the com
mittees, VIII come upon the lapls.
Among the subjects of greatest general interes arc
several bills making appropriations var9as works of
internal lmrrovement-to the main central llneto
Saunon and eco'tsville roadana 20 the Southwestern
ieau' WHhou1 re.-renee 10 my own opinions on This
subject, feel satisfied from conversational with onobr
that most II not all OF them, viii be defeated The
Southw eStern road has long BEEN rs YOU well know a
sort OF hobby with me. As feeder the lanes river
canal have long thought and said in despe of the rid
eue which the expression ul the opinion has snnetimes
proyoked from the saneune friends of the kanawha
route, that IT'S completion Is desirable THAI
the prosecution of the main line-tassne through re,
gon 0! country. possessing lar abundany the ee-
meHts OF wealth and terminating at point at i Inch we
shall not meet, as we shall on the Ohio with for
mid able rivalry This opinion as 10 the absolute and
relative Importance Of the road far from having un.
dergone any change, has been strengthened hy time and
reflection. Yet, when members from Southeastern,
counties heretofore earnest in It's support avow lhor dc,
termination to vote against the bill Ms session II Al
ude to The members from Scott and Lee) its friends
cannot entertain very sanguuc hope of its success
The appeal which the editor Of the .Auunian Wing -
(N ytheve makes 10 nc. might be more appropriately
addressed to hcm--especaiiy since the Immediate
friends OF tho improvement have agreed TO suggestion
which have made 10 Them 70 leave The question of the
eastern terminus OF the road open enc for lie present.
by striking out that feature Of the bill which requires
that the road be commenced at Baehlldn; and making
ina point on James River at which it shall terminate
dependent upon hG future action Of the State n @fron,e
% The james River Improvement It manifest that,
The canal Is not TO 60 as hugh buchanan anu a5 to
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Ae-s sfu-e the benefits Of the pahls derpsires. and
thereby obtain greater security f the public money un
until e,seersej sccordng Ia the appropriations.
M~ssrs. Sorvran Rigs, bankers. doing business in
Wsshingex. District III Columbia and also in New York
wcfc selected Repositories, they giving security b.,
pledge ofsiocks Ia tbs full oi the maeys depo
sised, ard they instructed to purchase ur the gov
certificates III siock ~ anticipation of the re-
dsmp'ion the Is, January, Iss5. provided saving
~ the Gu.efnaeai OF part uf the Interest which would
be due the LIST January. 1885, could effected; which
proportion Il interest fixed IN the instructions Mr.
Dsdae. III Gearse,o~s, District ef Columbia wss also
made depository by giving security by pledge uf cer
tficA,es VI stock 10 the full aoan VI The same depn
cite.
No depository has paid. ror heen required 10 pay
ny,hiug fuf thHse drpsics. They are bound to pay
when AMI where required aud transfer The funds To
cay par, Of The United States, free ul charge The GO,
eTn,ncut.
In concluding ihi, report, the Secretary Of tho Tros
.ry will remark thai the proposed review and mnd
-sions Of the act imposing dnlies imports are pre-
ssuicd TO the consideration Of the Congress. with
rev 10 scion during The present session. bui 10 ava
ken attention ami inquiry and lead the Way towards
slci,ing all the information necessary Coz such matnred
Legislation the Important principles and interests in.
VOWED seem TO requne. Sudden changes are no more
desirable in he political ian in The natural atmosphere
but circumstances render changes in public policy and
legislation Wholesome in The political world as the
riIauges ef the SEASONS are in the natural world
All which matters arc submitted with due Difference
md the mrs, profound respect to The Congress Of the
United States. GEO. NJ BlBB,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DrrARrsrsr, Dec. l6.iSiI.
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WOODROussNE SCHOOL.

fT,IE subscriber respectfully acknowledging the gen
erous confidence hitherto extended 10 him. by th,
public in HE prolession. lahes this method Of Announcing
The continuance II his Sexual The approaching year
His first eessou will commence the LIST Monday il
Janusty and elose Friday the 9th day ofJuno. H.,
scc,nd session will commence the LIST Monday Of Ju
~. and close tho 9th day Of December 1915.
For The present, he comfortably accommodate a
hmt buardersand whilst he would prefer boys under
II years age. he will mol tcrse any that nge Of
whose dociliiy and correct department he can be as
snr,d.
Ills aim is rather 70 impart slid and permanent in
stucton than 10 acquire Temporary noofiey by an usien
tauus display OF superficial a,lalnmens on the part Of
his pupils. In all eas,s he will endeavnr 10 Law good
foundation by Insisting an acquaintance with
the elementary parts. heure the scholar Is ennournacd
attempt 10 sdyenec 10 a higher grade, orlh,praphv
It Penmsnsi'p, eufrecl and spirited Reading, and
'rugh acquaintance with Ariihmriic viii be constant,
" enforced nn, satisfactorily ATTAINED lis course will
,hen comprehend Grammar. Geography with iho use Of
the Globes, u s,ofy. Geemciry Algebra. Natural Phi,
lrsrhy Rhetrc, &c, With the Latin Greek and French
Languages.
In the discipline Of his School he win endeavor 10
r,mhine, as Tar rs he may he nbe the knd ,cc Of
s,ciiunata parent with the enlightened Judgment of
conscientious guardian. He would rspo, iluy tcqnesl
those who may have sufficient can6druce in his quaf
rams aad integrity their children 10 his care
u call on him from time time satisfy themselves Of
his fidelity. As the subscribers preparation Tor more
extensive accommodation Is IN considerable state of
f'rmafdncss and he eonempllics an uninterrupted de
vo'inn l his profession so long as his physical aud men
'sl faculties will justify H. as much from conscientious
eonvic'ioe Of duty from the ordinary confederation of
cell Interest. he hopes hf continuance aud increase of
public tavor--hcing ready aud wiling submit his
claims 10 The decision OF The candid and enlightened
Ills prices remain unchanged VIZ For Boarding. a. 90
per month. For Tuition in Orhognphy. ponnmanship.
Reading and Arithmetic. 81 so per month; any higher
branches IN Engiish, $500 per month. For the Ian
pnages and Mathematics. other than Arithmetic. 81
rr moaih. payable in al eases The expiration OF the
se~son Pupils charged from the Time of entrance to
the end II the session without statement except Tor pn
trsc,ed sickness Address the subscriber at Green lll
Pvsl Office, Campbell co., Va.
SAMUEL T. MILLER.
Dec. l2 miw II
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TIE LADIES OF VIRGINIA.

We publish below the proceedings and address Of th
adde's Association To erect Statue in honor of Mr.
Clay held in Richmond |, eyinces tie right spr
Ii:
Al meeting Of the Board Of Directors, appointed BY
the Ladies' to take into consideration the wsys ane
means Of erecting Statue 10 Henry Clay, held DE
cember l2ib, lsf1:
Dr. THOMAS NELSON was elected Chairman
pro. ten. and WELLisaror GopDis, Secretary, pro
ten.
DR.. NELSON nominated RALrron 4. DANIEL Chair
man, and RonERT II JEsKIEs Secretary, Who were u
unanimously elected.
The following proceedings took place:
Resoirsd That copy OF the Constitution nf the Vir
glHa Association Of Ladies iur eTec,ng Sat1e tn Hen
~ Clay, and The election OF Mrs. Lucy BARBOUR to
the Presidency Of The Association be forwarded forth
with 10 hers that sa he requested to prepare and for.
ward TO The Directors. Circular 10 be addressed by
her and the Vice Presidents Of the Metropolis TO the
Wing Ladies Of Virginia, urging upon lhsm the neces.
sy OF Jealous corporation IN furlhong the vews oil
the Association.
Tho following Ladies were elected Vice Presidents
Of the Association, VIE.
Mrs. JuLn LEIGH, lsi Vice President;
Mrs SALLY Il. FRY. ID V. =.
Mrs LOUISA CARRINcTox, Sd V. p.
ADDRESS THE PRrsipENr AND YIcE PRESIDENTS
TO THE LADIES OF VIRGINIA.
Jhig Uonen Of JHgiaia
Society has been formed for the purpose OF erecting
Statue 10 Henry Clay, and ask your jealous aid
and ouefaon In associang ourselves Tor this pur.
pose, we 90 Nc, enter the political arena nor pass the
limit assigned to cur Henry Clay has been reject
I'd by tho Nation as we b. ora pnjusy but we bow 10
the decision, and declare that our aaiIa0n OF TINS great
man is independent Of the party politics o, lay Asking
voice IN The councils Of cur Country, we ma, b. "e
mtiedio exercise the privilege Of offering tribute
rIed patriotism, exalted worth and spoess honor. As
Flreinlans would record he merit OF her noble son
"A. IL.
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COTTU.V' VIEWS IND
kyATIE STlCS

A Agent Tor the Monticello Fdeiorg we are rccciv
"A. ing and shall keep constantly On hand general
assortment
Monticello Yarns
do Osnshufgs
10 I Shriugs
The qsain, of these yarns equal 10 any msnuac
sared. Tue Oznabun.s very heavy and about wide
We solicit trial of ihesa gws aud le will assured
shey will give ssslaclion.-i.tms accommodating,
and prices low. MCDANIEL MsCOnS FE.
So Dtc9 islr
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THOMAS NELSON, Chairman pro tenn.
r. H. JENKiSs, Secretary.

HORRlD MURDER.-A murder Of the mos, az
gravated aud hord character was committed in the vii
age OF Madison, the Amherst side OF the river from
his place, on Wednesday,, the 25lh of December
father mbrung his hands in his own sons
blood The circumstances, well as we cou. learn
were these: The son, Edmund Mahune between
% and % years of age with the remainder Of the lami-
ly were setting at the dinner table, when some very
trivial dispute arose between him and his father Blanks
Mahone,-The old man then stepped up behind his son
with large knife tperhaps prepared for the purpose
we understand he had often before threatened To commit
the deed) and stabbed his through his breast-bone
to the heart. large stream Of blood Immediately flow
ed out, and the unfortunate victim soon died We lor>
bear further comments. the father is lodged in
Amherst jail, awaiting his trial before the proper tri.
bunal.
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Classical, English and Mathematical
StskODE,

VKNlIE next session af my schoal will commence
4 "Wednesday. the LIST Of January next. and will Ter
inmate the 3lsl OF May ollowi my. The ofin
sruciion embraces The Greek, Ian, French, Spanish
Italian and English Languages, Ancient and Modern
History. Ancient and Mndtrn Geography, Natural Phi.
lnsophy. Chymsiry. extensive course OF Malhema-
ms. and all the branches constituting complete pIarli-
cal English education Every pupil will he considered
engaged from the day Of enhance i the end Of the
elm unless otherwise specified. My Night Sehc,l is
now 10 operation. JNO. CARY.
dec. 10 WV if
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THE LADIES' MEETING

Il will be by reference to another column that
the President Of the Ladies' Association Of this Mace
Tor erecting Statue 10 Mr.. Clay, has called meeting
this evening AT 81 O'clock r. NJ in the Baptist Church
II the weather should be good expect the Ladies' to
hava full attendance. We hope tina, overy Wing
Lady will 60 Suffer not the assaults of Locofocoism
to deter YOU We hope all our young gentlemen will
bs there also. There will be several addresses
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A0scSsS' h cor only $l,25.
COMPLETE CEMENT.
WlIHOUT.4BRh, ion, by Nj.
VIE History sf Tho -. translate,
k1i6fs, iaie prr,a Aa:s hevolu. tn
ssi.sss a.si~''h Notes and additions aiSs o
As . ,ss Mss spv'es &c BY sAobsss =" 9 i.,o
~, r,sr t.s safe by pu'leaiion.) by M A.
pso. ~ NASH WooDHo,JsE
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CLOTHS, CANSEEsESES AND
tHSTE.V S.S.

~ have INST received. and o,ler to the inspection
w lae nn,iie the most splendid loi Of Cloths Cassi
,nrres 9esi.'is, We nye ever had the pleasure OF
sxhisiiDp 10 us Misunderstanding Of the best English aud
EseA, mai. ase aTe and Of the latest styles Persons
- wat. Of cies ads 10 This line. invited {, call
Ma axs,nse our STOCK, IS VIZ snail be able hom
wilt every quality. from commnn 10 the very finest
srve and dispc sed 10 sell fer small profls.Cs
TURNER s. BURWELL.
ssd y. isf
Oes2N ---
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Illinois Sendor.-James Sempe. Cat present Sen
ator by Executive appointment has been elected by the
Illinois Legislature Senator of the United States. IN
al the 4h of March, 1877 in the place of Samuel Nc
Roberts. deceased. Gen Hardin the able W hic Rep
rosentative from that State, voted Tor by the Wings
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r % x III FsN r

r ~ e az EN T.
[-rH THE TOBACCO FACTORY oppo-
0..nl site Lyneh's Warehouse. is for rent
~ ifiFx This house is we'll calculated for an ex-
GSffA iensive husinoss. being built expressly fer
'hs, rurfsne This house is 60 by 20 in front. with
twisting ronm cellar. and rstrale cellar room for priv
NC below; alsa. sweat house in rear of the building
Possession be had an The LIST Of October leil Fo
erns, please apply 10 the subscriber
A. LIGGAr
Oct z. wills
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tonS'e',-Noih'ng has transPted in Congress vorll
puoishlns II has taken reeves iof several days.
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Foreign Nsrs.-The steamer Acadia has arrived.
bringing fifteen days later intelligence from Europe
Theirs nothing in the arrival of much Importance ex
cept the reception in England aud France Of thu eec>
lion u Polk as President of the u. s. We shall give
some remarks the British and French press upon the
result Of the Presidential election in our mex. The
Foreign Markets remain unchanged.