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GOLD RouGH AND READY.'-We have
heard several good anecdotes related
of Gen. Taylor, by gentleman who
served under him in Florida. The fol-
lowing is one of the number: During
the war with the SemnoIes, the army
was frequently supplied with corn
which had become damaged by expo
sure to damp air. Con. Taylor had a
horse which was called "Clay-bonk,"
a very good animal, but he did not par
ticularly fancy Uncle SANS musty ra-
tons. The General used to partake
of the same fare as the soldiers under
him, and so did "Clay-bank," so far as
the corn was concerned, but he was a
little dainty. The General was very
fond OF his hominy, and musty corn
made any thing but a pleasant Diet
He would not lay himself liable to the
suspicion of "picking," to the prejudice
of the soldiers, 50 old "Clay-bank'
would be let loose among the sacks OF
corn, and after smelling very carefully.
the sagacious animal would commence
gnawing hole into one which pleased
HIM. The General would watch the
mannuvre until he saw "Clay-
had made a choice, then, calling his
servant, would direct him to have
"Clay-bank" stabbed Immediately, for
fearhe might do mischief; but. he would
say, " as the animal has gnawed hole
in the bag, take out a quart of that
corn and make dish of hominy."--
The trick was played several times, but
bye and bye, it became known that
whenever Clay-bank" gnawed into a
sack, sweet corn was to be found, and
the incident became standing joke
during the war.
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A Woman's Heart.

AIT pd.dece;yer nnlsaless no,v tbop art
mournful c,nt,ye in a m;nstreI,s hand.
oan II oe 'rue 0!,, ,na' .his Is woman ~, aEAnr
,r 90 oolu' 80 s''i' ~ ,o', W al In lam.
mere was '''n1 "neh ,o.e euuiu u'a ''oo oe''
IN oItss, vi in.,. "a ineia.y .t "oe,
'nou 'uub'. % siah ue Ss" t.,. =. ,
noMI.,s, Inore "''''' '0"' Wv ''0N
'u'" u AHo"'
A Woman,s Heart how G,tbomIess. unknown
M es oPi,ds ~ ~ M, ho. hsen ,,o,o
arh ~ o.,n e. nos. 49,,
RI, Inc wohaer IT oi ,ne Wui,u ior Id er.,y H.,
ros,.as. "e th;n" ~ s ~ or,h
ri, ,'.sson's nal5 s'.s, y. -, W.
III, do,,,I "a ~ ,. - 49, nouh,
- UNIV '''O' '''s - '1' '"''"'
Man cannot he comnared n tbee. in all
That's n,iobtv nr tbat,s mean to mortals eiven.
py ,nee .naMina was u1onieu' elas: 70 isl,
,1,vas anh ,;oa Eonh. .s ,t rt
was sueh liny oauDie as tiou art,
NJ. M 81 =. PIouu u var am fn'o;y .ot.'o,'
"a. l.a.i ,ie nsy , mseeooh'a. U hoS''
A" S''''s" S"f'''e 'uhu' S@sa' s'u''
,u,,
s,n,apo,na rror, me storr,,d .ho 3D. of ,v,r
"hen Cor'o'anus from the held Withdrew
Anu 'ei, 'oi Peaeeiul seenes .ie I'i','o'' cars
"A molher sign .heh inoVe9 ms hoo,e heaIl-
"a "eeP,nS wiie unnerseu iIs many soui'
lhey hnen oeiore nun Peau anu pray apart
@Anu ooiioi'huS DoNe " '"e' e'A"oi
. vo,r,n,s toort, vb;,o now a,,e m ,bae
b;nt alas, Of al, INV Youthful Years.
"nen al pesuly Ssnl'ne uoM m GOWN my hhee'
IWon,on,s u"ont has haon ,a,, Sana .,a h,iss
nho naias aa ,h i,ae n. o.e ",i. ''''''
I,a.,sd boan,n and heIl ho,h in nns my Iys,' Iias
r., nIv 1 " ,; aio me-; oc.' ~, o'e mss;
N'a'A o"'N "''0'' IL ''' 'eu'''' "0"''
The proudest potentates TO thee have kneepd.
Crowns have been crush'd and mighty empire.
hurld
Kings. too. and conouerors doom'd IN WELD
Aye! for Woman's Heart, the Trojan towers
Were doomed to fall and pass with time away
The palaces OF Priam, and his powers,
Went down to dust, 10 darkness. and decay.
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A TTACHMENT.--Notc is hereby given to
N all concered, that on the 23d day Of June,
A. d. 1876, John Smith sued out OF the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county and State OF
Ohio, writ Of attachment against the lands, ten
effects of William Jarvis, an absent debtor, for the
sum of one hundred dollars damages, which said
writ was returned at the June term of said court,
1916, served. VIM. OKEY, Clerk,
I July IL, 1916, Monroe Com. Pleas.
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ton to fight until the last breath in de-
fence Of their rights. The Dutchman,
however, was much puzzled at seeing
his comrade in arms elevate his rifle
perpendicularly in the air. and slowly
let the mnzze fall in drawing delber-
ate aim at the advancing horsemen.
"Mein Cot!--ton't waste the pow
dher!" said the Dutchnan. /" What are
you for going to fre?'
"L.et me just level old Kentuck,"
replied the Kentuckian---" keep cool,
and III pick out the middle chap in a
minute"
"Mein Cot, man," said the Dutch
man, "vy tits more farder off dan Won
milem
The old Dutchman made no allow
'ance for the uncertain light of early
dawn, but the Kentuckian knew every
shade Of the sky from the morning till
midnight; at this time he was as sure OF
his shot as though the Ranchero had
already fallen from his horse.
elf you kill de rashcal at such much
Distance" said the Dutchman, "you
will only waste the pullet."
But the Kentuckian had got his aim,
and Just as the Dutchman had ceased
speaking. sOld Kentuck' politely spoke
up,and sent the middle robber tumbling
from his saddle. The eyes Of the Dutch
man expanded with astonishmentat at the
effect of the Kentuckian's Slot, and
broken expressions of extravagant sur
prise issued from his lips.
The old hunter said nothing, but qul
city loaded his rifle again, and with {
pleasant gravity lifted il to his shoulder
In the meantime the Rancheros made
of with mos, indefatigabie expedition
at the first broad hint of powder anc
shot.
care they any Of them in sightF
said the Kentucklan, as he coolIy LEI
the muzzle ofhis rifle fall again in searcl
of victim.
| This question was answered by the
driver, who seeing that the Dutchmar
was too much astonished to spcak,ven'
tured to announce that the robbers
{" were out Of sight far enough, bu1
whether or not they were ortof reach
Of that rifle, he could not venture to
savm
The Kentuckian has travelled away,
heaven knows where, since the adven-
ture we speak Of, but the honest old
Dutchman is living now in the city o
Puebla, and swears even to this day
that the distance at which the hentuc
XIV man killed the robber "vash posh
itively more ash miIe!'
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WOHN MOBLEY'S ESTATE.-Notice Is
% hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and duly qualified as administrator of the
estate of John B. Mobley, late of Monroe county.
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated with
in one year for settlement. And all persons in,
debted to said estate will please call and make i'm
mediate payment. 8'iss
HEzEKIAH sAFFEEL, Admir-
July 4, ls46.
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Congressional Register.

In addition to the foregoing. we have resolved
I'd publish, during the sessions of the national leg
islature, Congressional Register, to be issued
weekly, and to contain FULL REPORT of the
daily proceedings and debates Of both houses. In
deed, the arrangements which we have made with
tne very best corps of reporters will enable US to
give even more full and extended reports than we
have produced during this session, superior as we
claim them to be TO any preceding ones. The
Register will be made up from the daily reports in
the Union," carefully revised by an experien-
ced editor, and will constitute complete and au-
thentc record of the session An appendix will
be added, uniform with the Register, and to be
sent gratuitously to subscribers, comprising list
of the acts passed during the session, with synop-
sis Of their contents, and reference, when Deces-
sary. to previous legislation. This will form the
most complete history oi the sessions OF Congress,
and will be furnished at the low price Of sEv ENTY
FIVE CENTS for the next session.
GJ- -PosTMAsTERs are authorized 10 act as our
agents; and by sending us five yearly subscribers,
with the subscription money, for either the Daily,
Semi Weekly, or Weekly, will be entitled to one
copy of the same edition as they furnish us subscri
bers for. s.a
GJ- The CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER will be
furnished them on the same terms
D5-Newspapers publishing our prospectus, with
the notes attached until the 1st OF December next,
will be entitled, during the next session of Con-
gress, to receive copy of the Congressional Reg
tster and Iri- Weekly Union.
Clubs giH be furnished acth
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VIM. F. HUNTER,
Attorney for Petitioner.
June s, lSi6.-l3:4w
SKATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
- Court OF CoIMON PLEAS.
T,iue Term 1916
Cornelius Atkinson.l |


Cornelius Atkinson INCHANcERY.
vs.: Thomas Rinehart, resi-
Thomas Rinchart, ,Si- ding in Marshall county.
mon Rinehart. Arthur Va; Simon Rinehart and
Ingraham, Moses M. Arthur Ingraham, resi-
Marng and William ding in Greene county,
McCarty. Pa; impleaded with Mo-
ses NJ, Marling and Wlam4Mc Carly of said coun-
ty of Monroe, will take notice that on the lst day
Of July, 1916, the said complainant filed his bill
in Chancery in said court setting forth amongst
other matters that at the June Term of said court
for 1912, the said William McCarty recovered a
judgment against said complanants and one Tho
mas Weston for $3.50 debt, with leave to issue ex
ecuton for 1920, and costs of suit taxed at 80 so;
that said Judgment was recovered against them as
suretes for said Thomas Rinehart; that execution
is levied on the real estate OF said complainant to
satisfy said judgment, said bill further sets forth,
that at the September term of this court, for 1915,
the said Arthur Ingraham recoyereda judgment
against said William McCarty and Moses M. Mar
ling for the sum of $5O6 ,O3 and costs OF suit and
Also at the April term Of said court, for 1916, said
Ingraham recovered judgment against same defen.
dants for 1910 03, and costs of suit; that in said
judgments Moses NJ Marling is but the surety OF
said cCarty; said bill further alledges that the
amount of said judgments is equitably due 10 said
Thomas Rnehart and are liable 10 set oil in equity
against the judgment recovered against said com.
PLAIN ant and Thomas Weston as the sureties Of
said Thomas Rinehart; that the claims upon which
such judgments are recovered were originally
payable to said Thomas Rinehart, and were trans
fered by him for the fraudulent purpose OF avoid.
ing such set of. Said bill prays that sufficient
amount Of said judgments last mentioned may be
set eff to satisfy and discharge said Judgment first
mentioned against complainant, and for general re.
| lief JOS. M. MASON, q
Sol. for Complainants.
| August Is, ls46,-6w
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A TTACHMENTN NOTICE. AT my instance E
IN an attachment was this day issued by Jere-
miah Walton,a justice Of the peace Of Salem town.
ship, Monroe county, against the property and ef-
fects Of Joseph BIakely an absconding debtor, da-
ted this 7th day Of August, Is46.
s SAMPSON THISTLE,
by VIM G. WALTON, his atty.
August Is, 1916. .s..15
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p O 10 T R Y +.
From the Cincinnati Chronicle.

The following lines were written on receiving
the HEART OF young lady-presenteda as an anat-
omical preparation, by w. S. JENKINS. of Gin
cinna,i, while resident physician in the Baltimore
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS
y COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary Reaves.

TT NIasON NtdVGS'
The defendant Mason Rea,es will take notice
that said Mary Reaves has this day filed her petit
ton with the clerk of said Court praying fo- di-
vorce and dissolution of the bonds of marimony,
for causes wilfu absence for than three years;
habtual drunkenness and gross neglect of duty
Said petition will be ready for hearing at the Oc-
tober term, 1916, of SAID court, unless continued.
THOMAS WEST,
SG!. for Petitioner.
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ISAAC P. DILLON'S ESTATE-Notice is
hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es-
tate of Isaac p Dillon, late OF Monroe county,
deceased All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement. And all persons
indebted to said estate will please call and make
immediate payment. ALBERT McvAY,
June 27, lS46.-pd Administrator.
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CAN'T BE BEAT.
RMey's Pile Ointment.
May l6, 1876

TEVHE following certificates are presented to the
III public from well known individuals of high
respectabity, of cures effected by using Riley's
Pile Ointment, which place beyond all doubt the
curative powers Of this medicine:
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WKTINDOW SASHA splendid assortment
w Just received and for sale by
PORTER & SMITH.
Sun6sh, May 9. S
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BLANK DEEDS. JUSTICES BLAKS. kca
for sale at the Office of the Spirit Of Democracy.
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July 90, ls46.-25-6w:pd
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'The poet here alludes to an early dsappolnt-
ment in love, which, it was supposed, first led him
to the habits Of dissipation that followed HIM ever
afterwards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13

We are indebted 10 or late townsnnn. DR.. c. b.
Buck MIR, Surgeon OF the 5h Regiment Louisiana Vol
nnteers, lor a copy oflLe iHb uume r oil the "Rcpubllc Of
The Ro urande, = the newly established paper at Mdla-
motaS, heretofore noticed by us. We find II has alrca.
dy bfcolne a seml,"eekly publication. Its adverizn,
patronage Is On the increase. Jose Cueyas informs the
officers that Military Uniforms can be made at his shop.
MIS- i"yle has tahen possession Of Ampudia's Head
q larterS and invites Ladies aud Gentlemen 10 call and
see her goods. DR.. Cray Of the 1. 5. \. otils 10
Nacclha'e The clllzenN d MaDamoras. aud may tie fund
al his tent, near The Head Quarters ot Gen. Taylor; and
MIR. Palmer announces that he Is prepared Ia AXE Their
DaguerIeo'ype i,rnrsses In the best siyle OF arr. \
steam boal already plies regularly between Point lsaoel
and MatamoraS. We see nothing later from the army.
The health OF Tie lroops Is said l,be good.
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Che 1purnbura TirAiniau.
.V0sD1r .MoRNl>G. INV -. Isl5.
TIL. I.ARIfr NIL.

The lanifBf, which p1ssd de II50se, las, been
made the oflsr d fao d J, ff ths day. n III saaafe.
\ mutton h mfr ittp the Commute 81 Finance gave
Use 10 a long debate. winch vas, l1.pthrr with lie yalc
by WHICH The lnallIn WIS aegaiisej. Indicative Of the
ireIIn2. and intention, ei Sr1aiors as II the IHl. The
nolion To fefH latIrIi Afes -, Nos u. r., were
ten Sena'ofs absent. al whom SIX are ~ ly5fof he pro
tHeilve r'Icy aud isnf a14ust II, M. Atas eAffes-sd
iIisconleot with The present IarH, and did not beileye
the ne" bill would yield revenue enough. L al the
Senators are present, tie parir, il all pr,ba5flijv. vii
stand > - ., and the VICE pfesjdeu wia therefore
have IL give the rastiug vote. lie has always been a
thorough Tam man aoi IA ten Peons} lyanpa, where
all are Tor protection. i'tstnp9sst5lr 10 predict, loa.
fvel, "hal may be lis ceo s.. lie has an eyelo lie
succession, aud ir will give lis vote for or against the
bill, according Ia The besl ef ds knowledge n. 10 is II.
haence na1n his future prospects. We tliuh il EXCEED
ugly doubtful whether thelil hrron,s a law llns
s'ss''o. The Senate aay make an nd peais and rbo
ll9uSe may nat ague 10 hem.
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WAGONS FOR SALT.

NHE Subscriber has eight Wagons Of di1eren, sizes
i trpn a one horse To a SIX horse IN SIZE; Two Of which
70 hne plantation Wagons. and made OF good materials
sd work ~nanship. which, | will sell low Tor ca st, or ON
sot credit. Also. a lot Of Mccormack Pluugfs.
with wrought iron shares, which will sell cheap.
AL repairing ia The above business, dome at short notice
DAVID p. REEFS,
Near Poe's Tar Yard.
) Nay II 1915. .wlsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13

H. Ga.ri.. O1Rpl,b al 4 lly- ta.Idan s'i,l
N \ uHraan ans pf#h sIrf!p'H al brfv@y y
ne laa sl5ala.1rti ii -aa9lg 1T Ny. h43
.o1 lf In a las'9L mniastt II every Aneuon
mar. My n btDar nsxt Pes la1t.
BY d / Btd+r-Iae / : Army AMI Nlvy-I,
lhea Ne dlyealtlnat calsutnle ~ s,il-r. s:tIuht
gentleman, and whilst We reI 'ie in tire ir,Lpl of our
anus, we Iiment the ! as oi the . III mi dead.
Nv nn B BDwn-E fiyers,I Eil.ll,a, rsiysrnI
sulraIe, and universal len Ierir.,.
BY W \ fliopi The {, u us ot Eyr"fIH7r! !. w,
have received yInr c1uuirnalrr. vi si III nave our sr-
vices, not only N pef'e, tul IA nm.
By l,aaYe3- II a..Wn1hI- - galttnt NaJr Rn.
g,la; iiI,nlnr saIaid meyer hr fzrIi,eh.
by GIpf II Il '1lu>9n - ae c1 f'n+ vi .Ynctt1r,
lhe Distinguished mark Of Thea ropf iea"r sl,osn tn,
volunteers ms day. shall be held in guleiu. rene "
brapce; AMI should occnsl,n dan tad, All we ask Is INIT
hey ny us
By \ \ Bu1z-Tne Volunteer c|1npaoieg Of Lyna!-
bufs:
-aIsalsas. vet md sf-iuno-eut tooush ifcp,
Serene amtJ,taalrns; raa aNbls N l,rI, lanvlnciois
III arms.
BY : NJ SsIjoo, Of the Iaraarre-Capi Jac,b II -
lnson; The reader 81 the day: Like some distant metz.
ur "hose III though dlm, Is wont To SHINE. he has
The lnadnesa ii his men on pifadr. as h. enJ vs. ihelf
friendship aud confidence as rlizans.
By a fflnlrr-Jahn b Gnnah. Nlay he stream of ell
% 'rner and Argument which chatcter D 1T, lectures.
'oIaIJy %fNtlo2n'sb the fame ot lnleuperanee which Is
cudsla,Iua nnr ran my.
BY Prftr Akers-IIenry Clay-Mav he live 10 a
i, - - ~ "'9 " "'''' " '"s'N
By VIM Fotr-TIeA Artillery and ~I1raary CO.
,aa ,,,o,, ni -, ~ :, ~, - 't'' ""'" "o"'
a., ~ ''' n'l 5| NV :, '' '', -
IL : :, u '' nv "l"'" VI
,Ia - Wv '"s Nv Ni'"o my nes''Ne Tue
l I.,,I ls ~ i'q ey va .a, w. .o, tss,'l,'s ., lne ON an ~
N'aS i3to' "EeI superior NitAleah '"fets under urn A
,'s.a' ~ "'h. 5''-' hIh mat i"' l''f ,la'' 10 pre-
go. " - ii '''''3' S'''ff' anu "os os''fe Is
Won =.
~ = i'NP'-,a2' wa a ! tl'ot-a gentleman
'' a'' - N"''"y u MS '"f'' ana ms men worthy os
'",,t ! al3al1'
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Mr.. SrivtNs, oi Georgia, and Mr.. Nancey, Of Ala
hana, had Nolne sharp passages IL The House the other
day hut through the kiad interference ul Mrssr>. Coonths
and onr'' Their offensive words were mntnlIly taken
back, and the allllr had a PlckN lrkian lermlnarlun.
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Is laere was quite a II ne OPP in the House, on
Monday. among The Democracy MI. BnaLefho1 read
= personal rAplanalIoos,o IN defence ol himself from ed
IlofioI comments oil the onirial organ. Mr.. Ralhbon
aud Mr.. Wick also made "rers9nal explanalions' and
were tremendously abusive Of each olher. lie lolcli-
eonccr, with n ias'ldiousness 10 be regretted aud depre-
'aied. declines 10 report the dabate, because II IS III
loo personally severe = natnfep for lis columns. Have
not The people a r5'tto know what is sild by Their
l%terfest nlaIyesi In The present CASE, as the lar
lies know each other very We'll, We should Ike To see
what Mr.. Rtlhbnn thinks OF his brolher Democrat, Mr.
Nirk, aud ricc rcrsa. In The course of his sperrh. Nj
lialhbnn sem 10 the SPEAKERS chajf a letter from Mr..
Wick, addressed to a gentleman in Indiana, which We
annex;
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o. We curlaIl our editorial space 10 day 10 make
room Tor accounts OF the celebration of the Anniversary
and for communications,
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19TN C0NG fIISS :.
FIRST SESSION.



; I'D lar
The bill In the reelection 81 fe Tariff sss received
u n The House.
MI. srstt n''sed MAJ inc eH' he printed, and made
.ihe SPECIAL order M Apnasy uesi.
Mr.. DAVIS asked io1 a division on The moiun.
Inc qiesilin was then Put IN The m1tian l. pnnf, aud
/ was asrsed t..
ne question then hrin1 m The nolt'1 10 make The
+i', HE spsciNi 'fdsT lbr Ainndsfi
n. Evans in1veG 10 rief ite bii 10 TIE committee
~ finance
4 long and Interesting debate sPruag ~ upon tie no,
Tn To refer 10 The Finance Cunmuier. The meilpp 10
=, wa. finally re.c.ed nod ~. Rt5 -. nd. a..
t.
VI IN "e' y" Hi'"ua. NJ o4y' u" 'oie was
- follows:
NEAs-Nlessrs Archer. Barrow, Caic,. 1has. Clsts
IN, john NJ. Clayton. Gufsia. CttIpr den. IDvls. T..
N,us. Huntington, Jsrnssia, johnson uf Nd. J,hnsan
II La. Msnsun, NJ ,rehead. \ te.. pearce. Phelps.stn
huns. Sturgeon. L rha4n. Nuadp'ff ge-Z2.
NAs.-Messrs. Alien. Ashley. Afc6is, "a, Bag5y, Ben
10. Bfeese, Bnght, Calhoun. Cas-, Ch,inef., GalalIa.
Dickinson. fathrld. lianneran, II Iae,an. Lew. Ne.
Sbifir, PennyDarhsr. Rusk. Sanple. Sewer. IuWry.
Nesicoii, iuiee-2i.
Some uaim pDrtant matters having zen Disposed ri,
she Senate resumed Tie c%onsidefati un IT thu bill Ia Re.
. &C and graduate The once At The public lands.
ATE. the readings OF sumr prp5s,d amendment, and
"a brief discussion the Senate adntned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. BnHkefdef asked leave 10 make a personal ex
fl1naiiun.
Nh Garrett ID rvs ohjasted. IL thau III We mad had
cutie a suilirient number ui pcf,1nal e, plspaiIuns u last
sr ,be " hole .es.un.
Mr.. Wln,htop ,ron,fed vLepb,tu vonLJ he IN o,d.,
,,.,ti ,ho So - -
,lsn,iiens
Nj. D'intcshon mo,eo a suspension Of the fules.
which wrs agreed 10.
Mr. Il. then made n pefS,psl ex.l,,.fia, IN ,, 1.t,s.
&c tn the article m thp / nI,, t,l,i,rg "a, b.n.stt IL.
ch,rord The ed,f,, al the 4 ,4,, .r1. l,saa ,at.o -,
SIDES npon the Oregon q ,e.ii,n lom the ,Airenr al 81
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13

Ard almost every article usually found IN a Dry Clouds
Sture. TINS stuck has been selected "ijh great care,
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