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ERESB SPICES FOR PICKLING.-We

ERESH SPICES FOR PICKLING.-We
y keep constantly on hand full and fresh sup
ply Of all kinds Of SPICES, such rs
Mace. Nutmegs,
White and Black Mustard Seeds,
Alispire, Sweet Oil,
Long Black and Red Pepper,
White and Brown Ginger, Cinnamon, Garlic,
Cloves, Tumeric, &c.
For sale at the Drug Store, High street, Doors
below Middle CHAS II. HE1N1TSH,
Aug % Agent.
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FOR RENT.

NEW GOODS have just received new lot
IN of Gentlemen's, Ladies' and Misses Shoes of
all descriptions. Also splendid lot Of Umbrellas
Trunks of all descriptions, Sole Leather, Innings
and Bindings, Calf Skins, Bufi Leather, Split Skins,
Horse Leather, Waxed Leather, Morocco Skins
Pegs Avis Hammers, Shoe Knives Thread of all
numbers Gentemcn's Fine Channel Boots, Fine
Peg Boots, Bootecs of all kinds, Navy Tics, all de-
scripGous. The people of Portsmouth and the sur
sounding country will do well by calling aud ex.
aiming my stock and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere and will assure them that they can get
better bargains at my Store than any other in the
town VIM. Il. PITCHER,
West side Crawford st., Sign of the Big Boot.
Aug %
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GIN.-50 bbs Imitation Holland Gin, lust re-
" ceived, for sale by
Aug2I J. WILLS
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MOLASSES.-7 hhds p. r. and f. |. Molass.
1fA es, for sale by
Aug2l j. WILLS
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLEL

FULY 2S, IS45.--Bergains in SUMMER DRY
- GOODS. JOHN COOKE & CO., will sell this
day, for Cash, great bargains i'm Summer Drv
Goods, to mako room for their Fall Stock, which
they viii be receiving in n few weeks viz Calico
Lawns Shlrtiug, BtrraGe, Balzarincs Muslinz
Collars, CaPe5. Shawls Scarfs, Straw Mating, &c
CT July 90
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NEW STYLE BIRD FOUNTS.-Ju.t ro.
- ceIyed new and handsome style Of BIRD
FOUNTS, (for Seed and WaterO for sale M a.,
Drug Store, High street. 4 doors below Middle. ''0
Aug7 CHAs. Fl. HEINITSH, Agent
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NOR PICKLING.-A very superior article of
VINEGAR, which is seldom found can be had
at Il. BROOKS, Jr.
Aug %
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GOFFEE.-30 bags of Laguira and ST. Domin
~ go COFFEE, from g. TO l24 cents per ID.
Aug - Il. BROOKS, Jr.
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NIOTICE.-Ali persons in debt To the late firm
~ OF Wills Haynes, will make immediate set
Element as the affairs of the must be clio sed
Payment can be made to Josiah Wills William b.
Haynes, or to the Subscribers
Aug % WILLIS co
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fTNO LOVERS OF GOOD BUTTER-You
IL will always find the very best BUTTER that
the Baltimore Markets can produce by calling at
A" The Red Sign II. BROOKS, Jr
Auc
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AM ~ possession of several cxquisitely fine
Il toned PIANOS (particuIarIv selertcdS nJ
made by the highly celebrated Chckcring. These
Pianos are more highly approved of than 20 Sc IF
any other maker in the United States. For ale bv
July 81 q HAIL 70 "
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WoMAN's LovE.-It is said that the onlv
person who shares the captivity of Santa
Anna, in the cold and gloomy prison of Pc
rote' is his young and beautiful wife, who.
by thousand little acts OF kindness and
affection, soothes his sorrows, and renders
less lrksome the horrorsof his prison-house,
How MYSTERIOUS is woman's love, and what
depths of feeling are hidden in the secret
recesses of her affection!
The troops of parasites who fattened up.
on his bounty, and were loud in their viva,
to his honor in the noon-tide of his power,
have forgotten their benefactor in the night
OF adversely and cry "death to the tyrantr'
But his afectionate wife clings more close.
ly to his bosom themore the darkness gath
erS about him, and, by her presence and
her smiles, lghtens up the gloom of his
dreary abode. "Honor to woman,"
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New Furniture.

No pains or Expense will be spared 10
furnish the TABLE and lhs BAR with ihe
very best that the markeIs can afford
With the determination 10 devote his on
tire personal attention. 10 The comfort and
accommodation Of those " ho may favor
him with . call, aided By scnve, careful
end ObIiginR servants, no hopes 10 give
general Satisfaction. The terms are
right THOMAS NORTON.
April 25, lS45 rs. II.
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The subscriber, rssIdlOg 10 Cheste,
c. uny, Pa of rs Tor sale the n Z corner
OF the s W quarter OF section 4, town.
ship 10, and range s. in Carroll county
Ohio. 90 the road leading from AuQusis
to Minerva. within ten miles of Carroll,
ton; AdjoiOiOg laods 18th Enoch Pen mock
and others, containing 50 acres. There
10 on the property log house near an
excellent spring of wafer. Que Of tho
branches Of Sandy creek passes through
!be property 1t iS in good nsighbOr.
hood, convenien. to mills, stores. shoot,
end places of public worship. An indis
pnla6ls title can be given for the same
For terms apply 10 Enoch Pennock, wao
resides near the property
JOSEPH PENNOCK
April 25, 1915 % At
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NOTICE.,

Is hereby given, that petition will
De PreSented 10 The Commissioners oI
Carroll county, at their June session. in
lS45. praying for the location OF coun
~ road, commencing on The "MaklOH
Beatty road" near the norlh east corner
oI Harrison Downs lence, thence the
nearest and best road, GEAR the house and
barn Of Jacob Shearer. on the south aide,
10 the south east corner Of Jacob Shear,
er's land, thence south to the New Liz.
boa and New PhiIadslphiS state road
MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, l645 -26s4t
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A Valuable Farm for sale.

The subscriber wishes to cell al pri
vsts sale the farm on which he resides /;
situate on che road leading from CarroIl
ton TO New Philadelphia, one half mile
from CarrollIOn Said farm contains l60
acres, 100 acres Of which are cleared,
and under good fence and cultivation :
having good house and bank barn with
suitable out bulldings;a good orchard of
apple, peach and other fruit trees Per
sons wishing to purchase a good farm
would do well to call and examine the
premises. where the terms will be made
known JOHN EBERsOLE.
April 25, l645.-2s-4t.
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@lI was said by Archimides, the
great mathematician, Give me a place
to stand upon, and will move the Uni.
ySTss! ferguson, the celebrated az.
'ronomer and physician, calculated the
result had the request been granted, but
as this was impossible, no practical bsne.
resulted Nolso however with Sands
SarssparIlU-Rive II a chance 10 oper
ate, aud disease will vanish before i,s
healing and restoring powers. Disease
of mucous membranes. chronic de-
engagements Of The digestive organs, OBJ
structioDs in the glands resulting in
sc'Ofuia, kings evil, hip eou., white
swelling, cuisneous eTup'ioMs, viz: bar
bsr's itch, 'caId head, salt rheum. and
other diseases, orig giuatiug in en- impure
state Of the blood, or unhealthy coudi.
tlon ofthe vital fluids. will be "a fely and
effPcIusl|V cured bv its use.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence its superior value and efficacy
see pamphlets, which may be obtained Of
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
ny A, R. SANDS b CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 973 Broadway, New York
Price 81 per bottle, six hotties for as.
For sale also by X, JACKSON, Carroll,
on, Ohio.
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Executors Sale.
BY REQUEST OF THE RRIRs

BY REQUEST OF THE hRIRs.
THE undersigned, executor Of the ca.
tate of Richard Dandy, deceased, will Of.
fer for sale on the premises, on Sa.urdav y
the 24'h day Of May, le45, between The
hours Of 10 o'clock. A N and 8 O'Clock,
P M, the following property to wit: Part
OI tho south east quarter Of section 10,
township Ia, (UnIOn) Of range 6. con,
tanning 36l acres, more or less. Those
wishing 10 purchase would find i, to
their advantage 10 be 10 attendance on
said day. JAMES NIXON, Executor.
April 25, lS45-2S St.
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Lecture.

A lecture, on the importance or the
Stady Of the languages. will he deliver
ed in the church at New Hagersown on
Saturday, May Sd. At ooe O'CLOCK, P NJ
by J Matthews. The students ara re
quested - return stIeast In time for this
lecture The friends OF pduca,ion in
general will, no doubt, derive benefit
from a discussion Of this subject in itp
prominent bearings, with an examino
ton of the popular ohiections
R BROWN, Principal
Of the Board New Hagertown Academy
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, 10 oil that it NAV
concern, that petition will be present.
ed TO the Commissioners Of Carroll coun
'y, al their June session, pra wing 70 the
vacation Of road 10 Fox township
known by the name OF Naples road,
commencing at WatlsviIle, running an
eAsterly direction Of about one mile,
and lnterseclIag a road at Naples farm,
which leads from WIN PuUh's 10 Samuel
WrigbtS saw mill, in said township
MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, 1915. 2s.4I
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RLACK BEAR HOUSE.
4Gh Street, StCWbeRViIle, o,
BY THOMAS NORTOM

The undsrsIGned respectfully informs
biSoId customers aRd he public in gone.
rel, that he has taken tho above we'll
known house, formerly kept BY him lor
twenty five years, aud recently by Jas,
Hanna, and is prepared 10 cater for the
wants Of all who may favor HIN with
sheir patronage, There us also an I'D,
dhion put 10 the House, which will add
much to tho comfort OF The guests -
Likewise furnished with
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ESTATE Of WILLIAM robson

N"''ce IS hereby gwen. that the un ,
deIsIgned hss teen appointed end quail.
q q o. executor Of the estate OF WnlIsm
kobI'oO, late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased. Those indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
mem, and those having claims will pre-.
sent them for settlement within one yea :
from this date. WILLIAM REED,
Executor OI the eslste Of Wm Robson.
April 25, 1916 2s-4t
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The WashingIoa Constitution says, thar
ramor is enrren.. and generally accredit.
I'd, in this city, that the British Minister.
Mr., Packenham, is charged with the nepo-
tiation OF treaty with the United States,
chased upon reciprocal sd dvantaRes to The
products OF each country in their respective
markets"
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrators
Of the Estate of Thomas Shesrer. late
oi Carroll county, deceased; Therefore
all persons indebted 10 said estate must
make immediate payment TO the cub.
scrIbers, and ell he wing claims sgsinst
said eslSIe will present them, legally
proven, for settlement within the lime
required BY law
JOHN H SHEARER, ! Admins.
JONATHAN SAEARER traitors.
Feb 2S, lS45.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, 10 all concerned, that
petition viii be presented 10 the Com
m'ss'onerS Of Carroll county, at their
ntx' session. praying for the vacation OF
so much Of the old BelhIemeu road, as
lles between The nurh east line OF James
bea'ly's land aud the county line, near
Magnolia MANY PBTlrIoNERa
! April 25, l845 -2S-4t
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Estate Of sam. ROIhaCker.

Notice is hereby Pivsn. that the un-
dersigued have been appointed and quail
6ed administrators Of the esIala o. Sam
ue Rolhscker, late Of Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased All persons indebted TO
said estate, are required TO make imme-
date payment. and all persons having
claims, to present them dulv sulhenlica-
ted for ettlement, within one wear from
this date D ROTHACKER,
} G KENNEDY, a"' -
April 25, l846-29 4t
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PALMER'S ENDLESS
SelfsCOmDulinT Scale

SCaAeSVAaAPWt SC8Ies
This Scale (ths result Of three years.
Incessant laborl is designed az n aSsis-
'hnt in all arHhmOtical calculations. Tho
simplicity, rapidly, and accuracy Of ito
resuItO, have sslonished our bes, ma,he,
ma'Iclans. By the use Of this scale the
most intricate calculations are but a
P'easurable exercise Of The mind. Com
pu'aIiOns requiring from three to four
day'. can be wrought out by this scale,
in the incredible short space Of one min
ute The results OF the computations
on this scaIe, are infalIible. Errors are
entirely out Of the question, excsu,
through sheer carelesaneSs.
"Paimss's Endless Self COmvu,inv
Scale" has been examined and approved
BY many scisslifc men. A few recon-
"snda'iOOs OOly. will be sufficient here,
RECOMMENDATIONS.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y Jan 10, IS42.
The Self Computing Scale" by A
Palmer, is very ipgenious and intsres
ting instrument for performing most Of
the operations In arithmetic. The prin
c'P'e is very plain, and the accuracy, and
cortaiU'y and rapidly Of tho results are
very striking. C. DEWEY
Principal Of Collegiate Institute.
BosToN Oct "a lsA3
Mr. PaImer's"SeIt Computing Scale
Is certainly avery ingenious arrange
ment oi numbers, and it will save a gresl
amount Of time in the hands of those
who have Computing 10 perform, what.
ever be tho subiarl of computation.
FREDERICK EMERSON.
Author Of North American Arithmetic
CAMBRIDGE Oct 20. l843
have examined Mr.. Parmer'a End
less Self Computing Scale;" i, 10 simple
and most ingeuHoUs and cheerlully
concur IN the judicious recommendation
ofIhe work BENJAMIN PIERCE
Professor Of AStromomu und Mathematics
tn HarUard Uaiuersfy
The work is particularly useful for
computing interest for days or months,
and ~ the apportiOumsnt of town, coun .
~ and school taxes.
ET The above work will bs offered
tor sale TO the citizens Of Carroll coun n,
Iy, by agents, during the month Of Nav,
Price 81. April 25, ls45.
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Th" final account OF Daniel Smith,
and Samuel Smith, Adminisrstors OF
Michael Smith deceased, have been pu,
on file IN the Office Of The Clerk of the
court Of common pleas.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks Office CarrolIlon,t
April Il, l94s.
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1LTLARGBD AND NEW
ESTABLISHMENT.
RUKENBROD e. BAXTER,

TNAkE pleasure. in this way, to in.
n form theM friends and The publlo
10 general, that they have Invested a
suthcIeat amount Of c"pltal to Iay IN
stock OF The most durable aad subs,sn.
tial kiHd, aOd Of i've finest texture
whereby they are eunbIed 10 comptts
"uhssny establishment OF the KIND IN
this c'mmOnIty; aud the vUDiic are ss
sured lha, lhey can be ccommodated,
cOO.id rug the quality, on better terms
than al auy oIhsr place, with eyery va
ri,Iy OF
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ESTATE OF SAMUEL HIXS0N

ESTATE OF SAMUEL HIXSON
Notice iS hereby given, that The sub,
scriber has been appointed and qualified
as administrator on the estate OF Samuel
Hfx'on, late Oi Carroll county, Ohio, do
ceased, Those indebted 10 said estate
ere requested 10 make immediate pay.
msn', end those having claims sgainsl
SAID estate will preseO. them duly au
then'icated, for settlement, within one
year from this date
WILLIAM KING, Adm'r
April 25, ls45-26.4 a.
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A AdIlllnislratOr's Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that the fol.
lowing real esiale, 10 wit: the SoaIh east
quarter Of sectIon IS, township 10, and
'aoge 3, containing Que hundred and Rf
~ Oine acres. more or less, will be Offer.
I'D at public sale, on the esd day Of May
next, at the late residence Of Sa nus.
B"aF' deceased. Terms made known 81
the day Of saIs
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Administrator Of said estate
April Is. lS45 -2S4l
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
Who WANTS lie

THNtlE subscriber intends TO sell. at
\ private sale. his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No Is in Roberts, I'd addition 10 Car
rOllton, and has a gond story and ha II
frame house with five looms, and a good
cellar wood shed, we'll. smoke house,
a large and comfortable stable pig pen
and number oI bearing fruit trees on
It The Out Lot ls hut Two or three
rods from The lot, and contains little
less than one and a half acres. The
above property will be sold Oery low,
the lerms will he made TO suit nearly
any purchaser, and an indispu'able title
will bs given. Those who wish 10 ob :
tain comfortable home in The town oI
Carrolton Tor a propor'ionObly small
consideration, will do we'll TO take this
chance Enquire, either personally o.
bv letter, (posi paid) Of the Rev. D.
Ro'hacker, in Carrollton, or Of The sub
scriber.
A. B. BlERDEMANN.
Uniontown. Stark Co ,OI
Feb. Ia, l845.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Ladies', GenlIemsn,
Misses, and b, ys.
can ell be ace m
modated with the
hnest, most sIvli,h,
duTSble, and cheap.
est Boots, Shoes,
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SHERIFF'S SALE

By Vir'ue of writ of f fa Ell Ieu faciOs
'ssutd out OF the court OF common p,a
ior Stark COUNTY. Ohio, and 10 me direct
ed, will offer for sale at the house q
Joseph Doll, iu Harrison township, Car
roll county, on Tuesday the 29ih day o.
April, lS45, the following property, viz
three fields Of wheat in the ground bout
twenty scres. Sale TO commence at l2
O'Clock, M. Taken IN execution and will
be sold bv D. WATT. SharF
April IS, ls45-Pr. fee 81.
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DNObos AJNOCsp
Slippers, Pumps &c., &c Of every style
and fashion, aud 10 suit every variety
and taste. Their journey meO s'e The
best OF WOrkmen, as they will EN-
pIOy none ,thers, aud who are able TO
put uP their worklin style and fashion
as we'll as durability. Those who want
sny article 10 this line ol business will
find il 70 their interest and comfnrt 10
give them a call, when and where they
can be accommodated 10 the most splen.
did style and at The shortest notIce.-
Ca'l and see, and they have no fear Of
the result.
Their establishment is 90 Main street,
at The sign Of the
GOLDEN BOOT,
A few doors west OF Leggel's Hotel,
where they will be found at all reasons
able hours. ready snd pleased 10 wait
upon their customers and the public
We will take in exchange Tor articles
IN our line oil business all kind OF mer-
shantable produce Wheat, corn, oats,
htx-seed. bacon, beans, butter. eggs,
WOOL, fax, llnnen Ak and tow yarn,
and every other variety OF country pro-
duce.
CarrOIl,on, Marcbl2I, ls45.
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ENRESH Garden seeds, just received
a. and for sale bv K JACKSON,
CsrrolIIon, April l8, 1915 27-u.
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April IS, 1916 28 4t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-25

tern Presidential restriction Of Executive power.
gains. unlimited Executive sggtessioa-fariiy aud honesty
In the administration II the Go,ernen sesns, asd pee
ulsuon and coupuonin every department. And yea WILDE
opposing becomes r,een. that most odoas OF all sys
yet devised for running the country aud chsavns
you-7ls Ssbt.sssHry.
Upon these aes We 20 the Aud Virginia
and the Congressional District expect every Wing
do his duty. JOHN DOVE.
CHASTAiN COOKE,
Z. q. CRiSWOLD,
CARTER BRAXTON,
JNO. HAMPDEN PLEASANTS,
SAMUEL Z. ADlE,
JAMES Il. BRIDGES,
SH6RWlN McRAE,
SAMUEL II. MY ERS.
GEoRGE II. TOMfkiNS,
JOSEPH MAYO,
A J. CRANE.
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oasNfsfisn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

!" the Senate. to-day. MI. Huntington Gnni.beJ nj.
1', 10 "pposinon to the joint resolution fnm ~.
nouse ior admitting re,ss State into the f-.,, L."
me confined himself exclusively ,o expedcnev OF nm.
@ s'gung mat the acquisition Of that country ,.
NOV Tor any purpose connected with the yr,, =;
., ihls government the happiness Of The peon
,na' an extension OF territory was no, rcoui.;, ~ ~
homes TO our people OF soil for their cultivation: ma, &
increase oi the productions Of the earth n, ,
'heli wants; that The measure inexpedient beesus
would DC violation Of the faith o. this poycrnmen, ,.
tina, OF Mexico by inirseion Of treaty. ,,pula, aus
lead 10 hos'ities between them. lie was followed sue
ey Mess Ashley and Dickinson in able speeches
IN favor 81 the Joint resolution. The grounds ~. ~
them are noticed below. Mr. Dayton will addrrs, S,.
senate on Monday on this subject. BY . tse, uris,
standing. the question will be taken on Wednc.d,y
The House was occupied oil day with the am.ndmsr,.
10 Inc general appropriation BILL which were reported w.
,eTday by the Committee Of the Whole on the s,a,s of III
Union After tisposng Of them. will be seen In on"
regular report tho majority Of them being concured In liz
bill was read the third time and passed under the onsr,
OF the previous question: Mr. Mckay, chairman of ha
committee OF Wsys and Means gave notice that he would
on Monday move TO take up tho army and navy npprop
alton bi.lS.-Globe ~fr'~P''-
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STATE SENATE.

The Senate were busily occupied Saturday, from
unii O'Clock in examining the bills and closing up the
business OF the session.
a, the latter hour the committee enrolled bills having
reported the last submitted for their examination Mr.
CARTEK OF Richmond county, (aboa retire from the Sc
naie offered the usual OF thanks the Speaker for
his dignity, eOuFtesy and mpariai,y, which was unani
moGsly adopted
Mr.. SrrAKTR ScoIr then delivered appropriate Vale
dicinry, IA which he made feeling auS,on the death
OF Col Campbell Of Bedford, Le first death the Senate
since the adoption Of the cons,;rion and paid Just
tribute to the memory Of that excellent faithful public
servant lie then bade his brother
farewell.
Mr.. BoSpvRANT then moved the ndiourning order-and
the Senate adjourned the irst Monday in De-
ceuIb.r next.
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TwCNTY-s2coND OF FEBRUARY,

This Anniversary was celebrated Saturday by the
usual military demonstrations, and by quite great
display Of popular zeal common. The day was ex-
qustely fine, and the Of eli and sexes
very large. Dimn0ek's Stale Guard, UunCord's Blues
Eis's Artillery, BTooIs's Grnys Seaoas Scarlet Guads
GTegorys City Dssgoors, MeRae's Henrico Troop and
Ves;eers Chesterfield Troop, presented fine spectacle
NJ well state of discipline highly honorable. Where
all deserve commendaon it will however be deem.
ell invidious (since they soldiers by professional
advert TO the admirable discipline ct the fine corps OF
State Guards, commanded by Captain Dmmoek. They
want but an opportunity of seoing rank them
with any body Of RsyuaSs in Europe.
We haze room for dncils.