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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
Household ~ Kitchen Furniture

Large crops of OARS. TonAoeo, & Com.
The nclr ,cs will be sold for cash. The terms upon
which the other property will be sold. will be made
known on the day of sale. II the sale conple
on the twenty seventh day of October II viii Ia con,n-
ued from day To day uou completed.
Tho lle to the above property believed 10 he good
but acna Trustee shall convey such tlr yea
ted IN ne by Deed 81 Trust slofesnld
For information With regard 10 any of the above pro
pey persons DESTROYS of purchasing referred 10 Ar
Joseph Chiljtcss, residing Mr.. slooer's farm,
A. Z. ESAklDUE, Trustee
Sep II w2iO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

Extensive stock Of RC0dy-.IEudc
Clothing. TRY Goods. Roots
shoes. ulnusnnd Caps
Charles E'heIpx, .facfsoneer,
ASJuSl received on consignment one oi the larg
u Est and best selected stncks of READl-MADE
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. Sc. Sc. ever before
offered by hun with the same Inducements
Dealers aud others viii find II their interest 10 call
and examine the stock btore purchasing elsewhere,
every article Will be sold at the lowest auction pces
close consignment.
he following comprises in part the stock hand.
{ q IS.
loO Beaver Cloth Over. D'Ofsay and Short Costs
2oo Pilo. Flushing and Blanket Over Coats,
lou feliocs, Sack. Short and other Coats,
30 weeds and other Casssimere Goats,
loo Blue blk aud Invisible Green Dress and + Coats
D. Cloth Clnaks. fclrcle and hall crcle)
p n II A l. o ONS
ooo pair Cloth. Gnsslmere, satnet, jeans and other
quality Panaloons. Gall slycs)
VESTS.
| ,uOu Cashmere. Velvet Mefino. silk Satin Vaentia
Satlue aud various other qualities Vests.
Linen and cotton SHIRTS. Lambs Wool Shirts and
l'a"ers SILK Shirts, Bosuns Collars, Scatls Cravals
snsnendets. and every other article pertaining 10 Gen
man 5 wear Together with large assortment oil Ser
wants Clothing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

ka ,ba :. ''ofe American Of the 9Th ut. states
Iecol;,. 'e''o"s Of Tobacco in that city during the
eek. "eFn exceeded 5000 hhds being the largest
Iep o.; r'''oh ever made in that city, 1910 hhds.
~ oal' and other Western ,obacco 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

"k, "P"oiiean, "ciser" than one Of DID, refuses
IA n" "o"e'" although he admits that we are "join-
purse " w ,o"s'" He is at liberty to pursue his own
ns. Measure him, he does no, annoy US in the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

o. 1t is announced in the papers much to the grati>
dcaton doubt Of the readers of the work. that the
u ande'ilg Jetc by Eugene Sue, is completed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
MIG EFT .grCE'EG.H'S,


Isl received, on cons aoue6t. 100, 900 Seeats, oi
~ the following brands: 2O00D Justo SAM Principe
(mpotedO 10000 Havana La Marina; 10000 Dome.
he la Norma, 10000 Texas, 10000 Rex.
The abuvea INV open tor examination. md will be-
sold at Wholesale. chelptr than ever beture offered in
this market Ia close conslgnmens. Terms, cash. or
months credit for negotiable paper.
CHARLES PHELPS, Anrl'r
Granite front building opposite the Bank.
Oct. , 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
roH TTGly ORIEh1Ns,

(HlSKI.VS g. LINZ rs LINE.)
,-A-r> The Superior and well known brig On
r4GffM LEANS, Capt. WIN. smith, Is now ready
fS%@3s "a to receive cargo. and will said for the a
eys bove port, abou, the 10Th October. For
freight OF passage, having excellent arc modaons APP
ply TO JAMES tloiiEn * SUM,
OF HASkINS s. LIBBY.
Richmond Oc2 1ili
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
rOvSssA'EAN HOUSE,
fgEfss.PFO.y.Es, s..y.

o., TIE attention Of gentlemen visiting Rich mnnd
kgiiii Is respectfully called 10 Tins HOTEL, 81 lu,y
-El.V and generally known under Tie direction ut Mrs
Duya Ito delightful l1calion lis fine accoun,,.a ton
aud the que, and orderly manner which ii is conduc.
ed MAXI II equally desirable for families aud OF bu.
sluess
The Po,cholen House is situated a level and Gu,
Il emiucncc near HE ol the city, lew ttaps
from tha Capitol, Governors House and ty Hall, and
very convenient 10 the Raj road Depos, Boat Landgs
aud hi sness pnr' OF the city.
NJ TIE PowuAr.s CoAcu will be In readiness 10
cnnvn, passengers and luggage and from The hotel,
WITHOUT CHARGE. aud thus save them from co
cents 10 81 porlcragc BAR. on The basement floor.
CHS. l.. DlBRELL
July slf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
MARRIAGE.

Married. 10 Richmond, on the 25'h September, by III,
kev. Mr.. Nornuod, SAMUEL J. llARRlsos. Esq q
Missouri, 10 Miss MAMIE T.. daughter Of John Caske
Esq. OF that city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
EHDisSP for Eseuf.

sG5~-a, desire rent the Sidrn now occupied oy
IYi,il Nessrs. Nurvell & Averett as Conmisaio
-Za..S House, neat below Mr., Richard Tyree's on
Main street Possession will be gwen by Tue hnl sf
November. OF perhaps earlier.
Gil. l., MOSBY. Erccntcr
Of H. Il HOico,abe, dec.
Aug % tai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON CouI

At a regular meeting of the Common Council held
Friday. Sept XGh 1915
Present-Jahn NJ. Oiey, President John Cary, p.
parin, John r. Mcdaniel $ Duguid. Ihos. o. Acree
aud George T.. r ID rs, Msnbers; 1t was
Ordespd that the President draw on the Treasurer, in
favor OF Thomas o. Acree, Chairman of the Street Com
mee for the Of one hundred dollars for and full
Tor the services of Claiborne Ford and his son, for
quarter, enlin! Sept 3Olh, lS45.
Ordered, that the President draw on the Treasurer,
for Of three hundred dollars, in favor Of Thomas
o. Acree Chairman Of the Street Committee.
Preseut-Chas w. Christian.
Ordered. that the President draw the Treasurer,
for the Of thy-elght dollars, in favour OF A. +.
,ygers f and in uil OF his for the services of
hiuseIl aud others in the night watch for month
ending Sept. 24h, 1915
Ordered, that the President draw the Urea surer,
for the sum of thirty four dollars, in favor of VIM. A.
Iabu or and in full of his account for the services of
hinself and others in the night watch for month
ending Sept. 25th, 1915.
The report Of ihos. Coppedge, stating the quantity of
loose toaeco weighed by him, from June I'm to Sept.
llih, 1915, MAS pTeSt MED and received
The report Of Mic Norris, stating the quantity oflo
tobacco weighed by him. from Mlrch tn 10 Sept lih
lS45 was presented and received.
The report of VIM Dornn, stating the quantity Of
loose tobacco weighed by him. from June In 10 Sept
lth. 1915, was presented AID received
The report ii Benz Dawson, stating the quantity of
loose tobacco weighed by him. from June th 10 Sept.
| llIh. 1915, WAS presented and received.
The report o the W Altering Committee was present
ed and reserved, whereupon, 1t was ordered, that The
President draw The Treasurer for the sum of five
hundred dollars, in vor Of the Chairman OF said Com
mittee.
Ordered that the conirac, Of the Corporation with G.
w. Brown and WIN. b. Brown, or building hose
house the reservoir ol he executed by the President
of the Council.
Ordered. that the contract Of the Corporation with
Thus. j. Blown and Chas b. Brown Tor constructing
waller Wheel at the pump house, be executed by the Pre-
sdent of the Council.
Ordered. that The President draw the Treasurer,
for The OF seventy three dollars, In favor OF Jesse
Burton. for aud in fail of his nj TO- the service OF
himself and others in the night watch, Tor lwo months
ending Sept. 25lh, 1915,
Ordered, that the President draw on the Treasurer,
for the Of one hundred and thirty nine dollars IN ia
OF jesse L. Burton Police Master, for and in full Of
his Tor board of street hands aud horses, for one
quarter ending October lst, lSi5.
Ordered. that +. 5. NJ Her he and he is hereby APP
pointed Deputy Inspector ard Guager Of sprluous liz
qnurs.
Ordered. that Henry Huntington, Sergeant Of the
COMPUTATION be- and he hereby requested, as much as
shall Ire in his power, without interfering with his oi
fetal duties, assist the Police Master, IN enforcing
and executing the police regulations of the COrpora-
ton. Aud then, motion made, the ounc adj urn
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
EOK Ek1'.N'Y',
TRUST SAn.E.

DY virtue of The authority conferred upon mo by n
- Deed of Trust executed by Samuel Stou.r on the
ID day of July lsi5 record the county court OF
Roanoke county. shall Al the late residence al Samuel
Sioner in the county oi r. anoke. about five miles IRON
the Blg Lick, the Turnpike Road leading ron that
place Iynchhote thr 2Th oi ocnibur next, otter
Tor sale ahuut 1IIIR 1F D.4LU.iBLE .NEGROhS
7Tcniy iiors's. one hundred aud MY head y Cattle
ileo aggeas number Of plonghs. hoes. toois. and
farming uensis y ersry description, avarley oil articles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
DRUGS ana .9ED2Cxs'Es,

THNHE Subs riher offers large and well selected stock
Of DRuGs, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OIfs. Dye,
STurrs. GLASS WARE, PEarumERY, SOAPS, FAscy
ARTICLES, &c. comprising every article usually found
in the DRUG LINE. to which he respe :tfuy invites the
attention Of his ormer customers well the p.olic
generally. JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Or Particular attention given piescr plons fur Ply
sicians and families Which, will be pat mp al all houfs
with neatness and accuracy.
Orders ifon the country promptly attended to. and
Medicines wans1ted J. II. s.
June IL WISH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
TOBACCO INSPECTION.

we have been politely furnished by Mr.. John II !.
iyfee' commission merchant. with the suhoined state
men,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
An Extract from the Minutes. -Teste,
JNO. CARY, Sec Pro. I

Report Of ;he H'atertas Committee, Sept goth, 1919
rn the President and Members of the Common
Council, for he Corp dalion of Lyuchbnrs:
The Watering C0mmillee report, that they have
concluded The contract with o. W. Brown sad VIM
B Brown for the erection Of hoSe,honse on the eser'
voir hot as pevlusy reported The contract Is here
with flied. marked A.
They have also entered into contract with Thos. j.
Brnvn and ChaS b. Brown, 10 construct water " heel
for the pump house, The Old wheel being about to tall liz
orces from decay The contract is herewith filed, mar
ked b.
The collections Of the Superintendent OF the aieI
Works Gas rr his report for July aud August, marked
c and d have been
Collected Of old claims in his hands $50 40
~, Of new renters. % ll-$l02 81
Remaining in his hands due and un-
collected, 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
Shnw ing an increase of

Mt. john 1htr man. commissioner also kindly fur
nshed us similar statement. nh The following ,ddi.
onal sisemen, of the stuck on hand for nspec,i,n a
The same periods:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
OAsu ron WHEAT.

fINllE undursgned. usual Ia prepared ia pay ,hs
4 highest market price iur Wheat, delivered at his
Lumber house The canal. lie invites all wts h.-s
Wheat Tor sale, to give HIN y call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKETr.
July 10 mit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
r.,,,.oni Episcopal Conreniio" q the Eo'fera Do
e,,e of .Nsw York.

r,,,,.roni Episcopal conretio" Of the Easter" Dio
eese Of .Nsw York.
Thi, baly met in the city of New York, on the 2ih
.,no. Twas fully attended both BY clerical and lay
...,;.. and IN immense crowd Of citizens drawn
.h., to witness its deliberations. In this Diocese the
,.,;oc,on 10 strongly marked between the High Low
Church parties; and told that this OCCASION the
attached to the former appeared in their gowns
h. the latter were in plain czens' dress. DR.. Sher
-.,d preached the introductory Sermon. which was
.,uly devoted To the dscords and want of unity pre-
,,,ue in the Diocese. The Convention then praceed-
u !. vote for presiding officer. (Bishop Onderdonk
l.,g disqualified from acing) when the vote stood
For Dr. Wainwright, (Low) 45 clerical,
And to lay deputies.
For Dr.. Creighton (iigh) 70 clerical.
Aud So lay depssiss.
n.l. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

Making an aggregate Of
The financial operations of the com
mlttee have heen as folIe"s, VIZ
Bal. oyerchecked 26ih June. per
Report. =,
Paid NJ. Murphy for packing, No.
33,
Paid Bailey & Snead for repairs to
pump and hose house, No. "a.
Paid Edmunds & Davenport Tor OIL
for pump and hose house. No. 80
Paid f.. ID. Crenshsw s, Go. char
ses on lead pres, No. So
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'EO 'Lasassa, AgEa.Eg FED
U'E1Eg GE.JV'sE,

IN uAWsHs asEt 4 H1AD
WITH GE.Tu.EL.
'lNilE subsctber has received supply Of the crle-
i braied "Ldlontriptic specific for Gravel"
THIS article Is prepared by the celebrated Docof Lee.
OF New lurk, and Is offered To The public Vi the
greatest discoveries ut The aye.
Il affords relief in thai distressing and dangerous
OF all diseases called G,are ii the most spgrssa-
ted eases Certificates oi irs efficacy, OF the highes
spcctabiy. " III be shown 10 any Who moy dtsrr u,
some Of them from our own imD,ediois ne,gbborhood
For sale by JOHN IL. SEAY. Dmggia.
Sept 90 3wn
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1921 hhds. this year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

for he years ending Isl October ls44 and lsaa
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Oct. 2
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19
NYFig ProscriptIoss.

One of the most prominent features in the
late whig Legislature, is their tyranaical pro-
scrpon in leg.sIating honest men out of office
and filing their places with mere PaTtizan re-
tainors. A bill has been passed expressly TO de-
pose the able and efficient Board of Public
Works, on partizan grounds altogether. Spells
and plumber form the beginning and end of
their creed; TO secure which they are prepared
TO 60 any length in the way Of infmy and wick
edness, and TO consummate any act however
reckless and vicious.
We learn by the Ohio Statesman of the llth
instant, that the following named whig partizans
have been appointed by the whg tin-pGn, and
ratified by the Legislature, as the Board Cf Pub
lie Works:
President-Oran Follett, for one year.
Acting mcmberS-Samuel Forrer, for three
years; and Jacob Blickensderfer, jr, for two
years.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19
CLOSE OF THE VOLUME.

This number of the Sentinel closes the pres
ent volume. In casting our eye over the labors
of the past year, VIC feel consciousness that
we have done our duty 10 eurpatrons, and to The
Democracy of Harrison county. Many of our
subscribers have paid us for our labors, but
many--too many--have not paid us single far
thing. If they intend paying us at all, now is
the time, before their subscriptions begin TO
double. We are utterly opposed to newspaper
Iduns, and have not thus far inflicted any upon
our readers. Punctuality on the part of sub
Iscrbers proves beneficial to all parties concerned
The price of paper is but a trfe, when paid
punctually every year; but when it is allowed to
run for several years, it proves an onerous tax &c
subscribers, and subjects the publisher 10 trou.
bic, inconvenience and embarrassment. By our
terms we can charge every subscriber 81 SO
who delays payment to the end of the year
we hereby, however, give notice, that we will
receive So 90 as payment for full years sub
scrption, if paid on or before the 2Sh day o
| April As most of our subscribers live within
the county of Harrison, they will have opportu-
mites to forward the amount of their respective
subscriptions at that time, by persons coming tc
Court If, however, payment be delayed be-
yond the term of our next Court, our terms will
be infexibly adhered TO.
In the course of the spring, we intend visit
pg every part of Harrison county, for the pur-
pose of extending our circulation. We have
found from experience that many of our Demo,
cratic friends, although they profess any amount
of friendship for US individually, and wish the
Sentinel abundant success, yet they seldom put
themselves to the trouble Of socting,a tieigh-
bor to have his name placed on our subscfip-
ton list
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19
Dolnrs or FedcrnlIsrlt I

The majority in the present Legislature of
Ohio, are now prepared TO consummate any act
of infamy however revolving. Read the follow
ing from the Ohio Statesman, of the 9th instant.
Let honest Wings read il, and blush that they
belong 10 such a party. The Congressional
Districts OF the State are 10 be broken up and
changed, TO please tie whims of an unpfinci-
pied and reckless party majority, accidentally in
power. And this comes from a party, that
stentonously prates about the inviloabilty OF
statutes and contracts! Oh, shame! where is
Thy blush9 When this bill to GerTymGader the
State was introduced into the Senate, the maj jor-
ity refused to have il printed, for fear the State
Printer would see its objects, and expose the da-
ring outrage! They desired TO pass it through
secretly and suddenly, by party drilling and par,
ty tyranny! But Mr. EcKLEY, of Carroll, on
his own responsibility, got the bill printed at the
Journal Office! We expect nothing else but thai
this bill will pass:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, March 10, lS45

MONDAY, March III, 1913.
The Senate met at IL O'Clock; and, on the
motion of Mr. WOODBURY., went into execu-
live session.
The PRESIDENT of the Senate announced
to that body the following standing committees
from which the Injunction of secrecy was reno
we'd;
Foreign Reldtions.-Mr. Allen, chairman
Messrs, Cass, Archer, Ather,on, Huger.
Ftnance,-Mr. Woodbury., chairman; Messrs.
McDufie, Benton, Evans, Phelps.
Commerce.-Mr. Haywood, chairman; Messrs
Dix, Huntington, Johnson, Sewer.
ManufGcturGS.---Mr Dickinson. chairman:
Messrs. Sturgeon, Simmons, Semple, Speight.
AgrIcuttm'e.-Mr. Sturgeon, chairman; Messrs
Semple, Upham, Bates, Barrow.
Military Afars.--Mr. Benton, chairman
Messrs, Hannegan, Crittenden, Dix, Phelps.
Miiitia.-Mr. Atchson, chairman; Messrs
semple. Barrow, Fairfield, Corwn.
Naral Afairs,---Mr. Fairfield, chairman;
Messrs. Colquitt, McDuffe, John NJ. Clayton
Dickinson.
Public Lands.-Mr Breese, chairman Messrs
Speight, Ashley, Woodbridge, Jarnagin.
Pirate Land CIaims.-Mr. Hanegan, chair.
mau; Messrs. Semple, Johnson, Dayton, Thos
Clayton.
Indian AfdrS-- Sewer, chairman; Messrs
Bagby, Phelps, Morehead, Atchison.
CIaias.--Mr. Bagby, chairman; Messrs. Man.
gum, John M. Clayton, SempIe, Dickinson.
Revolutionary ChimS--Mr SempIe, chair.
man; Messrs. Jamagin, Greene, Hannegan, Col
quit.
Judiciary.--Mr. Ashley, chairman; Messrs
HngeT Webster, Berrien, Breese.
Post Office and Post Roads - Mr. Niles, chair
man; Messrs. Sturgeon, Simmons, Semple, John
son, La.
Roads and Canals-Mr. Atherton, chairman
Messrs Lewis, Corwin, Sturgeon, Woodbridge
Pensions Mr.. Dix, chairman; Messrs. Bates
Miller, Ashley, Atchison.
District Of Columbid.--Mr. Colquitt, chair.
man; Messls. Sewer, Johnson, Nd, Miller, Wood
bury.
Patents and Patent OGce.--Mr Woodbridge
chairman; MesSrs. IIannegan, Sturgeon, Speght
Lewis.
Retrenchment--Mr Lewis, chairman; Messrs
Morehead, Atherton, Dayton, Dickinson.
Territories--Mr. Bagby, chairman; Messrs
Allen, Lewis, Evans, John M. Clayton.
Public BuiIdings.--Mr. Dayton, chairman
Messrs Simmons, Bates.
To duditdnd conholtte contingent crpenSes o,
the Senate. -Mr.Nes, chairman; Messrs. Brcese
Corwin.
z Printing Mr. Atherton, chairman; Messrs
Simmons, Semple.
Engrosscd Bills.-ATr. Speight, chairman
Messrs Greene, Janagin.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19
Adjournment of the LeeisIaeure.


Both branches of the coon Legislature adj
jourDed sine die, on the morning of the 18th inst,
after protrac,ed and unPrO6iabIe session oflO2
days. A more corrupt and reckless set of law
giyers never assembled at Columbus, than the
majority in the late federal whig Legislature; and,
we presume, a more unworthy and unpopular set
of men, on account of their unprncipled and
dlsgraceful conduct while there, never returned
10 face their constituents. The following review
and Justly merted remarks, on the Infamous
course pursued by an accidental and tyannical
whig majority, we adopt from the Ohio States
man:
Never since the organization tof Ohio as a
State Government, has Legislature met whose
acts have been so utterly infamous as the one
which has just adjourned. When their dongs
come 10 be canvassed by the poople-their fla
grant violations oflaw, and of the constitution
of honor and honesty, exposed TO public gaze,
spectacle will be exhibited at which the patriot
will shudder. Fearful scenes have been enac-
ted-fearful outrages committed, and fearful
will be the voice of popular Indignation which
will ring with sickening agony in the ears of the
General Assembly. Dsunion has found open
advocates within IFS walls, aud sentiments of pa
trotsn were laughed at in very scorn Weak
\ in intellect, depraved and vicious and ntoleran,
their doings show at the same time, all inbecility
and recklessness without parallel,
They have at one fell swoop hurled from Of
fee, in utter disregard of law, the Board of Pub
lie Works-al the Engineers in the employ Of
the State--all the Collectors of the Canal tolls,
and still unsatsfed this pure and magnanimous
majority, who proscibe prescription for opinion
sake, have hurled from the employment of the
State, every tender of a canal lock, whose
monthly salary scarce sufhces to keep soul and
body together.
/ They have enacted laws, building up in our
midst, a privileged arlstocracy, comforting on the
favored few, privileges denied to the many.
i They have repealed safeguards and restrictions,
which legislative prudence has heretofore thrown
around the people to protect them from charter
ed swindlers.
They have violated the Constitution of the
United States and of this State, by annulling
contracts between the State and lis citizens.
Under the pretence Of Retrenchmcnt and Re-
form, they have created new Offices, that they
might fill them with partizans, and have iHcreas-
cd the salaries Of other Offices. But we have
no room for the long and black catalogue which
a synopsis Of their doings will make. An ear
ly and faithful history Of :he Legislature will
soon be prepared and published, and which viii
show forth their acts in light SO plain, that he
who runs may read
We cannot let this notice of the lasf F.egisla-
ture pass, without in the name of the people of
Ohio, thanking the minority in both brancbes for
their able defence of the peOpIe'srights. They
have earned, and we'll deserve lhe praise Of we'll
done good and faithful servants, and they viii re-
ceivc it from the people whose rights they have
so ably sustained.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19
A Coon trccd BY a Dumb Boy.

We clip the following amusing incident from
letter of Columbus correspondent of the Mt.
Vernon Banner,
"On Saturday last the pupils of the Deaf and
Dumb ASYLUM had an exhibition in the House.
Seyeralmembers undertook TO quiz them on po-
litical subjects. One wrote The question on
piece Of paper, "tOhatis rackoonS" and haud-
ed il to an intelligent little fellow among the Pu-
pills; promptly and quick the answer appeared
writtenin a large round hand upon his slate, Ut
is four legged animal, filthy in its habits, and
as a achig.n A whg sent up the question to one
of the pupils he supposed 10 be a coon, wishing
to know where Democrat ought to go when he
deid, The answer was promptly seen on the
slate, Hto The place of bliss" The coon tried
no more experiments"