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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
ARRIVAL OF THE CA BRIA.
SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Cambria arrived at Boston on
Friday morning with dates TO January
4, being II days later from Europe.
The chief topic Of interest in England
at the time the Cambria sailed was the
message Of President Tyler. The do
cumcnl has been much discussed by the
press. and in mercantile circles in its Fl
nancial points is considered highly sa.
tisfaclory. The activity Of the United
States Government in making treaties OF
commerce with foreign powers, was too
well understood for the announcement
OF what h been done with the Il IL
vereu, Belgium. &c. to cause surprise ;
but ii is deemed fortunate that ofroring
comparaiivel ylHIle, it gets so much in
return Some anxiety has been eyinced
IN the Texas annexation proposal, and
| surprise has been expressed that in so
laborate message, ullu ling TO almost
every subject Of national In'eres, no
mention should be made OF the position
Of afFiits in Bucnos Ayres. and Monte
Video, especially as nearly oil the othe 9
South American Republics. ms well rs
| Brazll,are brought into account. There
is no portion OF the docUnen; received
that has been read with more painful 10
iercsl than tbs despatch Of Mr.. Calhoun
TO Mr. King, the American Minister in
Frunce, which accompanies The docu>
ment.
New York State Eve per cent sock
arequpted at 90 which would make them
a bout cquol to l0l in New York. Penn,
sylyanla 6yes arc quoted at ~, beng e.
qual TO about e. in Philadelphia Ohio
GS, SO 10 90 We do not notice any
quotations Of lllinois, or Indiana stocks
The affairs Of the Church are still
occupying real deal Of public atien-
ton. The pastoral Iener issue BY the
Bishop Of Exeter, commandina the srici
observance Of the Iiubric. and lhe use ol
the surpIicc in preaching. has excited
nn agitation never before known in that
large and important diocese.
DIR Pusey has published a letter, in
tiDaling thai ho could not sign the Thir
| ~ nine Articles with their now restric-
lion even should il result ia his rsmo.
val from the University, The Articles
he says. are now reqmnd to be "a Ger
tain and indUbitnbe token Of oini,r.
Which they have never been. rs they
have included both High & Low Church
The "new test restraints that liberty
which Laud son for us
The AMI Corn.L Law League has 70,
commenced lis system Of agitation for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

Punta del Diamaa,s., an advanced post
near the Palace, and OK posed to the L, en-
blasts Of the Gnadarrama M ,un,ains.
The number ofpo'itical offenders W! o
have been executed since the removal e
Espar,sro is 2la. and Of This large NUNS.
Der only twelve had been tree d
Gen. Jaureguy, one OF the most re-
nowned ofthe guerilleros, lately died al
Vntoria. he was, like Nina, Meriuo,
and Zur BANJO, one Of those men Of iron
who neither require sleep nor food, aud
who, a cigarette in their mouth for their
sole food. aud tho water Of the torrents
for their drink, walk twenty leagues
day with musket on their shoulders.
Jiureguy enjoyed The esteem Of all par
ties.
PORTUGAL
Adviccs from Lisbon Of the i7,h
ultimo slate that the Queen pro rogued
the Cortes on tho 18th, In person. The
speech composed by her Minister
praised the Cortcs for what they had
done; which was only natural, as the
Chambers had du,ifully registered the
cdicts Of the Ministers.
PRUSSIA.
The Paris Steele. abiding to tho de,
termination Of the King OF Prussia tc
give a Constitution TO his subjects, say,
Mot only is this resolution taken, bu
1t has been communicated 10 the differ
eLt Councillors Of Europe The work
is not only project, but it is already
finished. The bases OF the Constitution
are settled. All that now is 10 be done
is,o promulgale it and to put i, into OPP
eration.'
The British and several European
consuls ut Cairo have received instruc-
lion from the Egyptian government 20
prohibit travellers from crossing the
Desert between Cairo and Suez by their
own conveyances, as the means Of pro-
ceeding between those two places are
to be strictly confined TO the Egyptian
Transit Company.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, Jan. "a, 1915.

tOfOe
Reports were made by the various
Sanding Committees.
DsArH Oh SENATOR CAMPBELL.
MIR Toler announ ed the death OF Col
Nm Campbell. Senator from the Bedford
nd Franklin District; and on his motion,
tho following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the House having just receiv-
ed the intelligence tina, Col. WIN. Camp
bell, late Of The county Of Bed(crd-for-
rnerly highly esteemed member of hi,
body, and long. and up 10 the time Of his
death. useful and distinguished me:nbe
Of The co-ordidate branch of the Legisla
.urc, departed this life at o'clock OIL
Thursday the Odd inst
| Resolved, therefore, That the Speaker
Members and Officers Of this House " nj
attend to-morro at the honrof 10 o'clock
the funeral services % The deceased.
! Resolved, AS a token Of respec, for tn,
private worth and public services OF tb.
dscess ID, that the Speaker and membe II
of this House will wear the usual ladge O
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, As q further mark OF respsC
for the memory Of the deceased, THAT thi,
House do now adjourn.
PETITIONS
by MIR. Hays. Of ci,izens Of Lewis 70
the call Of Convention 10 amend TN,
State Constitution
BY Mr.. Marshall, of ciiiz-ns of Eau
qnicr for division of sold county.
BY Mr.. Bassell, of the officers Of TIT
llih Regiment for the restoration Of Dri
gade Inspector.
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GENERALAssEMB OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.
FRIDAY. Jan "a. Is45.

friday, Jan "a. 1919.
A communication from The House stu
ted the concurrence Of that body in The :
amendments Of the Senate to the bill con.
corning sealed measures for oysters, with
an amendment. The Senate conquered.
Also. that they have adopted Resolu.
lions requesting Congress 20 procure and
distribute through the States and Terrific
ries OF the Union. Reports Of the ID CHS.
IONS OF the Supreme Court OF the Uni, ed
States. Committed, on motion of Mr..
Thompson Of X.
DEATH OF SENAT CAMPBELL.
MIR. Bondurant sand il was his noinful
duty to announce to the Senate he death
Oh one OF It's members-Coloncl William
Campbell, Seoalor from tn. district Of Bed.
ford and Franklin Col. Campbell de.
parted this life, in this city, last evening
mt 20 minutes pas, 6 o'clock. Mr.. b. said
our departed brother Senator needed no
eulogy at his hands, for his country had
a,tesied his worth, and given homo raj
appreciation OF his services. Norman en-
Joyed more fully than did Col c. the es
TEEN. respect, and confidence of his neigh.
oors and constituents. His public life bad
been long and an useful one. He had
served three tours us a commander in the
late war, and such had been his gallant
bearing, and high and gene Gus oiainies.
That ne had secured TO The fullest extent the
confidence and affection OF his eomyades
IN The tented field, and their warm regard
throughout his long life, being, a, the time
Of bic deuth, in the Ooh year Of his are
Alter the war. Col. Campbell was cleo
ted TO service in the House of Delegates -
Then TO the late State Conventional IA BODY.
among whose members Death had made
SD havoc)-and, lastly, TO the Senate OF
virginia, IN which station he had served
hlteen sessions IN succession, being at The
lime Of his death the Father Of The Senate.
The recital Of these public testimonials
rendered % unnecessary for MIR B. 10 en-
large upon tbs merits Of The deceased. @.
ven u qualified TO do them justice on the
occasion. He would therefore conclude,
by submitting, for the consideration Of the
Senate. the subjoined resolutions Of res
pect and condUlence:
Resolved, by the Senate, That as a leS.
fimony m respeeI for the n emory Of Col
onel WIN. Campbell, deed, late Senator
from Bedford and franklin the members
81 the Senate will wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That the Senate Will attend
the funeral Of Colonel Campbell on to.
morrow nj 10 O'clock, A. ", frJm his
late lodgings at the Columbia IIolo; and
that COMMITTEES Of this body be appointed
10 take such order in regard 10 the funeral
OF the decreased rs say be necessary and
appropriate
frbe Speaker appointed MessIs Bon
durant. Thompson Of K, Gailsber, Wall
lace, and Rogers. tie committee under the
foregoing resoIuioD.l
Resolved. That the foregoing resOlu.
tons be communicated to the House o.
Delegates.
Rssolyed, as a further mark Of respect
for tho deceased, that the Senate do now
adjourn.
The Senate then adj urned, to meet al
half past . o'clock.
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5ss,262 u7
The Washington corr.spondeo, Of n.

=, Inc Washington correspondent OF the
New York tribune says
There Is ano'her quarrel brewing a
mong tho Locofocos, relative 10 the re
ward TO be given 10 Senator Walker.
Dir Walker wants 20 be Secretary Of
Stale or OF The Treasury. MIR Wilkins,
Mr. DALLAS. Mr. ingersoil, and MIR Walk
sr' oe,ng all connected by family rela-
nonshiP' want to get themselves all in of.
nee. II IS supposed that this would be
loo many brothers in law at the head of
AFFAIRS, TO give others, out OF the family.
cannce. Senator Walker deserves
iaash from the party, and vet it will be
d'fhcu'' to make any of Them resign
he.f PFeicns'ons in his favor. There
".ii go some difficulty in compromising
this matter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

Hampshire. was rejected, only sixteen vo.
ting in the affirmative.
An amendment by Mr.. Seymour, OF
New YORK, was rejected; 40 voting in the
alternative.
Mr. Brinkerhoff. Of Ohio, offered an
mendment, providing that it shall be Que
Of the terms upon which Texas shall be
admitted, that slavery shall no, exist in
one half OF the Territory, being the west.
ern portion OF it.
The vote was taken and it was re-
jected-yeas &c.
MIR. Burke, Of New Homshire, offered
an amendment, the principal provis
IONS of which were that slavery shall
not exist north Of Sc degrees 80 minu-
ties north latitude and that south OF that
II shall or not. as tho people ,here ma v
deter mine. The Texas debt not to b,
assumed, bu, to be paid OH, OF the public
lands Of Texas. Rejec'ed- yea. DC,
nays Ill.
The amendment Of Mr.. Milton Brown.
Of Tennessee, was then read. which
provides for one slave STATE, aud four
others to be erec.ed hereafter, in which
III shall exist or not, south Of the
Missouri compromise line, a, the
people in each of,hem may deter mine
The Texas debt not 10 be assumed. bu
10 be paid out Of the proceeds Of the
public lands.
At the suggestion Of Mr. Douglass Of
Illinois, Mr. Brown mooi6ed his PROPOSE
lion, 50 as TO exclude slavery north ol
the Missouri Compounds Line.
The amendment was adoptod-yea.
100, noys 90.
The original proposition before the
Committee was the plan Of Mir. c J
lngersoll, Of Pennsy lvania - (which i.
the same as the Treaty
Mr. Browns proposition, just adopted
was offeredas an amendment TO the
proposition Of Mr =, nnd il in fact a
substitute fol- the whole Of the plan oil
that gentleman.
The original proposition as amended
was then adopted. Ayss Ito, nay,
90.
The Committee then rose. and the
Chairman reported Mr.. Browns pro
position to the House.
Mr. Cuve Johnson, Of Tennessee,
moved the p revious question, and said
he hoped no further debate would take
place and that the House would put an
end, at once, 10 this dis,racliny quss.
ton.
The vote on seconding the previous
question stood ayes Io7, nays 81.
So there was second.
The Speaker then put the question:
shall the main question he now pat.
Mr. Brinkerhoff, Of OHIO, dema nded
the yeas and nays. which wsre ordered
and stood: ayes ll3 nays iGo.
Sc il was determined that The main
question should be put. II was on con-
cuIrence in the amendment adopted BY
The Committee Of the whole, being tn
proposition submitted by Mr. Milton
Brown, OF Tennessee, TO annex Tex,
| as,
On motion OF Mr. Vinton, of Ohio, the
yeas and nays were ordered and the
amen 1ment was decided in The sffirma-
tive-ayes llS, nays l0l
The vote was then taken by yeas
and nays on the engrossmen, OF the re-
solution-ayes ll9, nays o..
The resolutions having been read a
third time, and being put upon their
final passage, they were passed.
The vote was taken by yeas and nays
and stood ayes 100. nays 80.
| A motion was then made To reconsider
the foregoing vo,e, which was reject
ed.
The House then agreed to the title TO
the resolutions and al 4 o clock adjourn
ed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

FIRE IN From the
Nashville Wing extra, of the 2lst inst.
we copy the following particulars Of q
destructive FIRE in Nashville:
A fire broke out at day light this
morning, in frame building on Market,
adjoinlng the corner Of Broad street
which soon extended to tho block OF
brick stores on Broad and Market, own
cd by Gen. Zollicofcr. The whole
block was destroyed, with the exception
OF the walls. The stores were occupied
as follows.
John +. Hill, Groceries. partially
saved; insurance by the Nashville Co.
$500. -.
Cairon & Stevenson, Dry Goods, saved
without material damage; insurance by
the Nashville Co.
w. N. Hawkins& Co., Dry G rods,
saved without material damage; insur.
ance by tho Nashville Co.
A. ID Berry, Dry Goods, saved with.
out material damage; insurance by the
Merchants ard Nashville Cos.
The buildings insured for $4,000 by
the Tennessee Co.
But for the absence Of regularly
organized Fire Companies, tho whole
properly might have been saved. We
hope the warning will not DO lost upon
our citizens, who, in years past, were
wont 10 take pride in sustain ing an
efficient Fire Department.
The whole loss Of The underwriters
will not probably exceed $40 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
TEA PARTY-Thc Whic Ina,o. -

TEA PARTY The Wing Ladies OF
the cny are making great preparations
Tor tho Tea party on Thursday evening
We expect their ronm will rival The en-
chan'rd castles Of olden time and thu,
their visitors will wish the party would
never cad.
The Tickets include an excellent end
substantial supper, and only those thing,
are e.rtra thai have been procured at ex
pense.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

|VlRGlNIA-Oh 10 Circuit Superior Court
" Law and Chaneery, October 3lsi, 1874.
Erskine & ,a Ei;sLslOerser' In cH.scrR,
,o, . IT e asa.na Decree Tor Ac>
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE:
'and the Court doth fuYlheT adjudge, order
end decree, that this Ca use be referred TO Sam
1el Atkinson, Esq, who is hereby appointed a
Commissioner for tina, purpose, who is to take
an accoun, OF the properly, goods, effects. mos
MES and chooses 10 action belonging or coming
10 the defendants Jones & Truesdell, which,
came 10 the hands of the defendants Mckee
q jacob, oy virtue OF the deed OF assignment
Of said Jones q Truesdell. of The 9Th March.
1907, or winch came TO the hands of apy other
person by their order or diIeci,on mr. ~, H.
use or oeneht or which by the exercise of due
care and diligence might and OUCH, IN hive
been received and collected BY the mad ,hat
SAID Commissioners do ascertain AID report tbs
vaiee OF me properly and effects which SO come
70 th- hands OF said Mckee & Jacob as well as
oil the property, effects and chooses IN action
when hy the use OF due and proper care and
dhigeDce, might and ought 10 have been Irr
served and collected by them, and wheB. 10
wnom and upon what account the sams hae
UeS a. u'SP 2set OF and paid Gus and how much
Is que and coming TO eomplainanls from The
defendants Jones & TTuesdell upon The nnts ~
me ON Jelly, 1882, filed as Exhibit A. and wbes
her the same or any part thereof opgh, IN Ne
psld 10 complaInanis ont Of the monies. nro.
pely OF ehec 10 The hands Of said Mckee
anu Iacoo-and that said Commissioned repor,
any other mailer deemed pertinent by himself
o. specially required by either parry. And
Tor the purposes Of this account il is ordc red
,hat the defendants jones & TfuesCell and Nc
nee Jacob, produce end submit to Tie essnsi.
naion 81 said Commissioner, all such books
snu papers 81 said Jones Il TTuesd.ll and Nc.
Nee q Jacob, as relafes to, or are connected
WIN the matters OF said accouni-snd thar
comriainaniS have leave 10 examine the said
Jones q Tfuesdeli and Mckee e. Jacob. upo,
iniefrORa before "a idCom miss ion or ioneh.
lDg The matters involved in the taking Of said
account,
NJ NKfaca
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
DOMESTIC GOODS.

A. are DOW receiving an assortment of Silks
&c, Manufactured by John w Gill. MI Plea.
SAINT, Ohio, among which are Plain and figured
Dress Silks; Fancy Bonnet do; very superior
figured Silks for Vesting, Of various panefns;
Silk Velvet Vestings, plain and barred; Coat
Plush: Black Serge; piece black Coat Silk,
very superior; Black, figured and plain Graz
vat. for Gentlemen; Fig'd and plain Silk Poc-
ket Handkerchiefs; Cans for Boys; Shirts;
Drawers Gloves &c sc, an d which we will
sell on reasonable terms. jan 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
CITY NEWS ROOM

I>hIS room rs now completed and open for
Il SUBSCRIBERS and strangers, for whom il,
forms the most desirable place Of resort thai
has ever been opened in this city. The Rol m
will be always we'll warmed and Igh,ed every
evening except Sunday.
Boston, Baltimore, New York,
Washington, Albany, Richmond.
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Harrjsburgb.
rUsoeieh, New Orleans, Louisville,
NashVIie, 81 Louis, Indianapolis,
DeuoiI, Cincinnati, Columbus,
ChVeiano ana large variety OF Other papers
amounting 10 80 in number, will alw avs be on
file. TERMS 81 90. ian 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

INSURANCE. The COLUMBUS In
:sro"ce Co, II. v. List, agent, as will
be seen BY their advertisement, offer, b.
their system OF return premiums, gres,
advantages to insurers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
il tee, wafer in The channel, Falling.
PORT oF WHEELING,
STEAM BOAT REGISTER,

STEAM BOAT REGISTER,
Arr .Uols and Departures of Boats for the last "a
hours, ending yesterday at 4 o'sloek; p. NJ
ARRIVALS,
Swiftsure No 3, Pittsburgh.
Belmont, do
Columbiana, do
Neptune, do
Bertrand, Cincinnsii.
Tioga, do
DEPARTURES
SwiftsuIe No 3, Cincinnati,
Co,umbians, Louisville.
Belmont, Pittsburgh.
Bertrand, do
Tioga do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

REAL EsrArE We are pleased to hear
that valuable sale Of real estate took
place yesterday by the Merchan,s' and
Mechanics Bank. The property consists
"f the cd foundry properly across the
creek, and was made to John w Gill, ESQ.
OF Mount Pleasant, for silk factory
Other sales have recently taken place
that denote a healthy state OF things.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

GAnrHe. 1t is possible hat a wise and
god man may be prevailed on TO game;
bat II IL impossible that professed game.
ster should be wise and good man.
LacatSr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke Lottery,
Glass II.
81 30 81 IS 6 46 g 10 so Is ~ 10 "a "a ss
Lowest P:ize 50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

BLIoHr IN PEAR TREEs.-A friend
has just mentioned TO us remedy for this
formidable disease in pear trees, " hich he
has found effectual. On discovcringiihe
blight which had become general on his
trees, no immediately cut of the branches
II n,st affected, then scrnped tho bark
from the trunk and the limbs thoroughly,
to the live bark, and applied q, strong ley
from wood ashes. Although this bark
bled profusely in many places, and was
turned TO dark brown on applying the
ley, the trees Immediately pu, out deep
green leaves. and have since been entire
iy recovered. The common ship scraper
was made use Of in scrnring the ,rces.--
The result OF the above treatment would
seem to indicate, as has been la,terly as
serted, that blight is owing to minute
insect concealed within the bark. We
should be highly grutified by the recep.
ton Of any Communications on this SUBJ
ject, proving more folly, if possible, wheth.
err we are correct Ia our superstition.
American Agrisuliuralisf.
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COMMISSIONER OFrrcy,
January ooh lGik

The parties interested in The foregoing de-
cree, are hereby notified, that have appointed
NoNDAT THg THIRD DAY ~ March 1918, al nv
as The time and place, when and where hail
proceed 10 take The account therein dnecie,-
ana lf'quife The parties 10 appear and produce
teiore me such books, papers accounts e. ss
are required BY me trfns " SAID decree. 10 en-
able me 10 make The repou
sAML ATKINSON, Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Lo Todd
IN or the Settlers in the Woods, by John
Gall Esq; The Dancing Feather or the Amateur
Freebooter, by Professor ingranam; The Ctn>
script Brothers. by A OK Dumas; Edith Vernon
or Cincinnati Retribution; just received NJ
ROBES Great Westerr Literary Depot, cor.
nsr Of Main aud Union SIS. jan % u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

Mr.. PoLK's CABiNEL.-A letter from
Washington. published IN the Charleston
Courier. says.
may safely say, disregarding all Mr..
Folks agency in the matter, and looking
only to results frem present circumstances
that among the members Of the new
Cabinet we'll be MIR. Buchanan, OF Penn.
sylvania; Mr.. EImore. OF South Carolina
Mr.. Walker, of Mississippi, Err Saunder,
of North Carolina. persume that MIR
Buchanan well be the next Secretary Of
Of State. MIR. Elmore will be the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury. Mr.. Saunders viii
be at the head Of tho Post Office Depart
rnent. MIR. Walker will take any Other
place that he may please to have.
] mention this as The inevitable resul
from present circumstances. but nigh
add that strong influences combine to car.
~ this arrangement into effect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

Tickets Sl0-Hslvss S. ouarler, 81 50.
=, For the Capitals call al The Msnsger,s Off. Q
NAN ~, Old sand, formerly kept BY Clarke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

we have received copy OF tho repor,
oil the Board OF Public Works Of OHIO
submiited to the Legislature, Dec 2Srd
We perceive. by 1t, TIM, the toll. and bu-
sinsse done on tho canals Of the Stale
have increased considerably since ls4s
Tho amounts collected. on tho yaricu,
canals OF tho state for 1914 were as fol
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
WAsIIINarnN Ian

WASHINGTON, Jan 25. 1915.
The Senate is not in session to-day
having on Thursday adjourned over Ill
Monday next.
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EMOVl

vWlHE subscriber having rtmovsd his HAT,
CAP AND FUR STORE, 10 the large
and commodiuus room No It's Main 81, three
doors below his former stand and nearly oppo>
site the Va Hotel, would respectfully 'caittne
attention of his friends and customers general.
", to his large and splendid stock Of HAS and
Cap, Of every variety and shape in voeas.-''
County Mere ban,s are invited tocall and lex
anime nv stock previous to going East, az
am determined To put up II MS Ivy ,hs Case ~
lower rates than they can possibly be purchased
East Of the Mountains. Cal. and examine f"t
yourselves at the sign OF the BIG BLACK
HAT. IAN 90 - A G M'CALLAM.