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INsIIlNNlE.

! lNSl kNNSGs
\ EeiS vii tc taken y the FIRE \ MAXINE
I sn INSURANCE. COMPANY or WHEELING
/ "a ~ isuc1 rates on
BuIJinss ofail kinds. st,uc, hrek o, oode'
1lr @. err Coufguts;
SfaaWnn1's =; lacrOrtCs; mills, &c.
hri.r,rlhardise oianLinj-
And a.lfN. 1lI tnu.r'~ rft"HtIug .ht trans
povtaunn ufroodsOu rivers, lvN,s, seas, canals
pi,d railroads.
rtLrcharsctcr Of IA, company as 20 PRONE.
utude and lhetglty iu tho adjustment and ga 10
u.ent ftnSscs we beg l'aNc To- refer to 'hs Utr.
chants Of this place aud eiscw here VINO have he'd
The adjustment at claims upon US suEt
Oillcc on Ma ia St x. W HARDING See
RETURN prs NUNS.
Il ItE uue nd Nariue Insurance COMPANY
80 premiums scrciVsd for ri,kS taken trou, jhts
t,es whore 90 loss has occurred.
icb q X W III NRDl\G, Sect, tory.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CArirAL s500OO0.
This company ,bping now duly organized, ~
prcsarcd 90 make Insurance on every dcs'
c~fpttou OF Fire and Marine Risk s,SuCh asdwel-
ing Iousos, Store III ouses cwlth their con
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats and Keel
Boats with thurCarguCs, to asd itom any or
ON tse Ohio aud Nississippi rivers. OF their trlb
utnry streams. Application for INSURANCE o b.
made f2r the present al the ofliCC OF the wheel
tng SAVINGS Institution
RETURN PR NUNS.
T5VuE WESTERN INSURANCE. CompN
n nv oI Wheeling an return 10 per crni
on nll premiums received Tor ,i>k> taken 'rOm
his date where no loss Ia, orCurfet
Mccoy
March ?, 1915 s-cre',rv
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Nor SELLING orr AT COS1.
LADIES AND G. NJ!
JOHNSTON a. BERNNfIIII

l. \ ID rs i y ID g T. y i LIZ Nj h. MI
JOHNSTON a BERRNiIILI,,
"a HOLESALE aRd Rrnil D,sefs iu Foreign
Wv aud Damesjir by Goods. once more caii
the attention cot all those whp wish 60 purchase
anything 10 her line ei business. They have
fully determined ii1i De- otter s'orc. West oi tie
Mnuuihius. stall csmpeic ~uh them IN giving bar
gains. OF The me time rot excepting ih.se lhaI
afe selling n st cost. We determined 80 fsdnrr
ouf s'oek ~ much y sstidc o. make foom er a
se.d suppl, 81 Spring Goods. AID u selling Biir,in,
Will be she moons al feduciur. our Invitation fs-
cans Uihoai delsT. We have ese'y athlete hat IS
nsusliy fsilcj tor in ihc Ury ca ia Lue. nnh q
tarcty OF nuitons only kept Tor who'csalinF.
MUFFS MUtFS!
I,die.. we have .eaiu cril,d yuuf sueruna q
rns large srd hcannlui a.satir eut ot hluH. ai
anicle winch tou should rot do Wiihpof. s'I,
~ such pnrts ~ we ate selling them 80 We ones
more invre ypu 90 coll sod .ait-iy ,ourrivss Eu
az re- fr JOHNSTON 4 BFRRYtuiI.
dec q NJ i3t NJ Dol - Wheeling.
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LIGHT LIGIIT,

hhhE = J"-i 'rf ned o. ~ & q sWFFN vs.
" sad Mpnfoe si.l az s..irm.tt IA
sue MaDNe and Table L7m L4mp. gao the
,estf''ei msna'ari"fY ~ Cnrnelu. 4 Go psl..
se'PH's They sfs su.tsbio 80 SURE. col d,,.t
aes', e"fn Lard - Of. and ore ansqn,Iled g.,
.sssy snd sc"""r-y The psblic sfc feeossms,d
ed " a. ard see Them. A., .,
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GOLD WATCHES --Os hand good assert.
~ mcui oi Gold SaIchrs Gold Lever Watches
Cylinder Escnremcnt Gold Watches
Sf,sr Lever. Lrpine and Verge Waches &C.
dec % JNO BISHOP Nu 1872 Main -.
TENOY BRITANNIA TEA SETTS-A fcw
81 t., Briuouia 'rra Scii- m'st bc,utiiul ar
Hcle or New Years P0scn's. just received hy
dee 81 ~ r BORN BROOk. Munyoo ST.
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WANTED :


A FANINER "a new ron establishment.
"a Ca, Furnace, tiIc location ~ the neichbor.
h.od OF Nl'r'n'rwn. MnruuFallp comfy, VIrgmiaJ
." amHuui "l i~b thousand dollars There O.. no
such a sHutiuu ~ ohm three hundred miles oI ih.
place O'ru Itr bc-t quality Md iu great album.
dance wI'Iuu qu'u'r t1 mile. Wood aud i'm.
rrf o1uupt Dee hest zoe the Unued SlTcs, cot from
- &c. 100 cords fer Hrfo; hsi t,e stream Co Tfu.
p"l Furnace nud Forge wuhin bundled ward.
"I rnrH ",ter Never Nsnuue water o. tho io.t..
.e SONS >.rrr Cool boz aHH,J Hrr hui NOT wanted
iHr Qua u'Iruurr iun. 'Ius rfop.ry ts.unw IN.
prove. VUH u.si 90" saw mil. good house barn
nHt - H, 20 ncf.s Oi lnrd clcarcd and fenced; so
1r.,s" l if,. rlr ucadu, can q made Materials
/ 500 bHhdur rnmtdntciy on The -gol. | intend
hINnus IHc Iur ace in blast ,u Tho tan II 1876
'7n deliver Pg Iron of Wheeling P.t.tufsh or
uny town near, Ipc.si Irsl Co make rlnu my oihcf
esr1h!i-hmcur within 500 miles II a.y pef.ou
vt.I inkc 70 CurH.u Co. aGIunt ns above. NJ ,,Ii
tc'ltrf h.m aI piu-.uffh TOO .uz uf pig metal b,
iHc fvi WHrcrm Inc iB'i of l~I7 The money
"lI pc waUfCd ip Payments ut 500 dollars quar-.
icrIy Gf,t y-t m ui ih. q 81 81 Apui I5I6 NJ p9y
m"u made ui tho whole 1rnruui l,nt ,p be- OPTIONAL
vih 'iio r5yrr nrd bg may htve ii- clricc O. lake
aT interest 900 iis progeny pf Jhc Pg Iron. ScCu
r'y gis"u Zoo suit ihe p1ry thli may take the con.
lnu. brrH 70 Iencf ip w : 'J tho core oi josiah
" S.lf iIfs. kerlcr MIR slut. ar NiaoprroIa
rHHu.y. Virginia &w In dre "
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
,hr,r, S,OO non
colt Minus, (oNINsUR,NCE cow
pNNN

.lfENCY ron IFHEELNG
III X LIST. Al shaver s. = icue'> Warshcu>c,
Wa'tr street.
'ESiEY viii lekc risks on Buildings OF al
"a kinds:
eim5 ais and CatEoCS, Factories, Mills,
kre.hult,, Flltbost> ant Car2o"S 81, against
loss 90 damose 10y hrc,ur he dangers aud per- 5
of thc seas, lakes or ryefs, on very favorable
'trms
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their aEeniS ore author Zrd to make he FOL
lowing terms VITA their Cu,IumetS:
ANY person InSuiiug sinslS risk nv which
no los, ,o the company &. sustained, shall tr,
cetvc seturn on arYh,auun To the agent, ct
40 per cent on the amount p5it. on nett or -
premium ptii each ytnr, Amounting io $500
Hr over L Per cr.i On dyi smountiug tu
50 800 90 over, per crni. I'm -
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PINE APPLE cIIEEsE.

IA CASE Pine Apple Cheese, very Gne jus
3 reed and ior.alo rs p WOODROW.
dee 30 M 23i Mr,u -
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sAnNlr, TRUNK AND
III A ESS NUFACTORY.
100 MAIN STpr.T

100 MAIN STREaT.
/ K H. "a 90 htuti.S siv iy,W prepared 20
- h,t',-a 90, hing ga thrt Inc ~ hu.,re.s 20
/ ov aud - a- rtrt qpaiiS crp bc h,d an, ~her.
ir he ris. q -it 10 ott rh'il ,,ts.is OF ln-
dies sUd O.. nlstpsi' .j1i,s. Et.l't. a,.d Nsuin-
siicr. t.'t,'s U.d Grpdss.sas lr.p frs,oe siard
Ltuihsr ffuats Wlh lIeltieh'. Ft 'sds /. side. p.-
.'n' 'l'Ls. r''l''f. *. l. is- Hauu d ~ Nc, al
pi iHe cluu,ii, 49,, i lrn - b. zee. Eai.e. Ia
iits' Cirs Sstfh. D. aud B.k.s Gene, Bsss
Sidic r., lllfnss.. d.at't apl sug'~ Patel
Wd 4, i"urf"s tui.pt.; Rufr'. ~ eng add Ntgaa
War sri LOEB %, 81 n 3" Robes sea, a = sol.
So CoNcr., B.srk,'-, ii.i,, Cp,rf,. Curry G ms,.
Cords odd B-u>''s. 'ud cNoTy ihts usually tsSi IN
.rrh ou establishment
The .us-crtVrs icri thankful rr he tsitonar.
hey have hrtci".'tr rtcc,,.. srd bo.c lV .itict
auro'u "a ,o husincss ."d d,sue ~ ri,rsc hey
wii stl vtVc their si.arr.
Oh WORK repaired at al rm.s IN ,cas,nah's
efr' NlCOLL. & CARR
- lufNN
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CHAIRS! CIiAIRs!! CHNIHs!!
JAMES T.. GATHER

JAMES T.. GATHER,
lsUcCEssoR 70 ). C0SNELI.Y 8 soSs1
40 $50 NARkET NIEEET.
grEN RESPEC TFuLLY ,niufm. the puh
lrxlh lic thithe h1s upw un hand lnd nau
NM niacrUes 90 u,dcf cystv ,sfie,y u
@ST bitrs ct tie inicsi ,iuern.. snd 700 4
U slylo 81 wufknnrsh,r SCOT suf. passed ir
he Western Country.
lIe 'ms on band q lsTre sto,k oi Br..cn Rectc r.
Il'li Bs"n X rkat.. C.'fpm,u DO. R.toivifr Chain
-"i able tr' Counting Rooms. Ffc eb rsf..f Chnif.
-"'c'a' neN ard splendid patietos 81 v od sca
hairs Dnng Chpifs. Seuees Spctsbies Chudfcna
Table. R"'kine and Common Char. &c &r
TIE public are invued ~ coil ed ethtnine Boz
stock. ~ be NJ assure 90 Nh l.yof him WI
her cusop ihai tiey shlil npt be- d'.aproiufcI 81
'hef m prcr o. quality Iis IL Determined b, cI,.,
perennial Attention ts brsiscss ip criius hmseii q
% i'if pfnp"fi.on oi public 1lirruare
tt7u cafe'p.iy sacked uf sent 10 afv rar s
ihe ,ity Tree 81 sbtrsr 6u .eu il
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DIR. KEENERS
PICTORIAL COUGH CANDY

:. IND Reader whether young ur old
Nv beware h"w you nesieci cold.
rs cuds neglected ir.m ih,ir siau
Are what DEFY The doctors ar:
F"I colds negecIed p,ve The way
10 foul CpnsumPiion's deadly sway;
Thou II YOU have q cold ~ cough
futell tou What will dive II oG
The PrciUral Candy I've iot ssle
Hos never yet been knowa tn TAIL;
And hlou wish inspeak 10 please
or sing song wuh strength and ease
Remember I've Tie Candy here.
To meSc your voice sound loud and clear;
Then Patients, Speakers. Singer. oil.
Do no. t'rge, go make = call
AZ M'N.ciy Drug Store syn ofthc Rod Murar.
And bring along DiHg ~ QUARTER
THIS being The sehsol 81 The yea, when iltn--i
every one = roub'ed with Cough. Ph,hysir. Asib-
A. Group ~ me- oihef disease arising inpr- Gold
and which u neglected may lead TO hot whlcL
would b-hle ,bc ~kill Of The mot sIpcrieus ed We
Save ,hn ght prnper io direct The attention OF The
c"mmnn'ty 10 he medicine named pb,ve. ard
Which needs tntn iri q 90 recommends it- self inau
For saie ~ LAFAYETTE MNEELY
dcc3 100 MAN -.
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$4,000.

PIX moke River Lottery. Glass y, ~
To he drawn al Wiimneinn. To-day. Jaiuafy Is
| o' $4,000 so "i 1000 OF 900 | a. 500
% Mo-. ballots. T,rk.,. 81. certificate 25
whole. s62l shates N pIonnlIion
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ADlES KID BuskiN wAIgtNC SHOES.
100 raif. Lsd,es fac Kni Bu.itn W,iL.rs
rb'es' s"pessS ~ sigis snd wofkmarst,i, a., ,r,
,""e manufactured wesi Il he Munnisir.. ,.,,H
""sa Fsdsdsip'''s a. The : rn 81 the Re Res Co.,
nee 20 SAML MCIAItEN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

a FULL assortment useful nrd ofnamr o.,
"a Silnoncry. un Hand auj ini sole lnw hy
dec 81 } ut HORNBROOK. Monroe 81
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100000.

Grand eossoi,dai,d Lo,prp IF f,iiuare s C;,orc,a
Class No. =,
To 10 drawn ~ Wilmington. Del S,t'v Jtnu,tv | q .
- $4,000 ct 10000 | oiGl97 ol 1000
10 NJ. ~ ballots Ticket. slo CctuG,elc 25
who - LIS dollars. shav. IA pr, orton.
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CoMMIssIONER's SALE.

y AIN bflhLANNt
w N.
The T,n-'ess e be Brlm tnt Bank 81 81 C'lisviIe
ard Others
g. ytroc - decree frrdereI .0 r. rI. ve
cause. on ne sib Icy ui Noysmtef SIS shtH.
no ue ION d.y ~ Jarusn Hsal iffesJ js .eI ,i
pubiic suIc at 10 lruat t,.f e ire & ur h.u.e OF
- 900 cauury 81 30 80 rniry rtnsl ...u4i.. an ii q
.nYih sie ol Genre siiset in che siy oI " lse..n
one honi cd if.Iffs of Doe pufea8ts m.rrg f ba
istI ir rssh ord the f.sHne hf-trf.u .bree equal
pafmtuis Bt 80. fVrIt 20 ati r.eiHcsH u.riH. if m
INe fsy 20. stlc fhr rHfbbB.et tt,irf isr,ia ,rb
security. lfns He,c.i .f.m r.e d,y OF .ils
dec) g. 81 NEL~ON. Cpum .soasr
Nnnn ms Pr7E s1Fr SHELL 81
n WV NgNDs. received .as ..f.a.e u,
dec ~ JiF f"NEf
4 pPFR LEAuHtR a fes, d.zsr sdea rt.
- pr lealhsf. tom ore ~ hc hfs Tanner,
/ in he Weasu County Jau tfcrissI hy
MCLALLEN = Knox.
' jan sisn " he T. Red Bot
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w. +. PETERSON,

Agent IT the PROrEC WON
lNSUE NNCE CO OF GARTFohD, conn
Will take risks nn dwelling houses, ware houses,
st"t,s, mdls, factories, dc, together with their
contents, such oH furniture, merchandise, ma
chlntry. and eycryuthrr description Of insurnblc.
properly Also. on steam, keel aud Hat boats
aud their Cafg0rs 20 and from my port on the
Western Matters.
on Oais ,NI.uoo street, or h,i'c tho Morre
House. Jan lSl2
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ron NrW ORLCNNs

On TIE FIKSI RISE OF WATFR.
<s-n STEAMER ALI Quay.
yr-1-Tysr.lg GR,y. Master, Nti leave f.f
ssss>ss 80 Nr a'utp afd lI}Iufcfmci .ie t.ri.
900 iho hr-i Gee of Vtcr far hrIgLl nf p.-..gc
sfp'y pu beard, ~ 90 HOUSTON g. MILLS.
dec -
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THICK RRnGANa

CASE Men's Thick Brgsns. an ,,,,...,.
sHf'e. bah qnanefs sod nai'ed bpiio,t. go.
80 =" r""' disgef' just received a. zoe B,o
RsD Boor esabii.hmcni "
dee " SANL NCLATIgN
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iho following Wc have just received from N,s.ts
Fan. Mrt rockies Il c.. rgeuts & = The sale nt W..
DT, GnI.nn oi Wild CH,rry. NJ lautas'er . no
TO THE luEl II feel % nv dujy. ~ ,u
Ar' ui Ltdoc,s ,o lhr m cited, Co INFORM them what
W.nf. u ..-,tu 90 W,id CHEEKY lss dano Tor NY
daughter. There - many a parent WHO has gwen
"p h''"''d druch'ct - sou. prey tO that
IeI DESTROYER. Consumption. They hsve--ns |
hove duuc-'rfrd hii tn moot skilltu ard eminent
rhys,rts Nui"n IhriT know ledge. Snd nil 1T Tho
"a 81 , pniT tcmI de. that q a. hold nni .nmc
-.
frff-s q -
80 To = such. who Ike me- have been seek
Iug win trembling hope Iit srmr remedy ~ real
'HcH0rN, would say, se,k no farther. bui NY a.
"ucc DR. NwinTs Bl'snm ui Wild Cherry Nv
dnuchicr S1rnh Jane. prci severteea veais. whose
30" t'' months h1d heru dies haired o. and ws .up
i.'rcd s"rr prev o. Consumption. has teen cured
rc-lr "i g. r'ffc hrnh' nd that to- nv u-ine FIVE
b"U e. OF ID Nsiaf's Ralsnu ~ Wild Cherry
JONATHAN COuLSON
Gtccr6r'l ~ FpirGcld co. O March Is ~
Dor .o'a ny CRuMBNCKER I73 Ais,n street.
Ai."hy PRYOR q PAUL.. l64 Market Street.
Wheeling Va. I'm dec %
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BUFFALO

sNnkA BOXES 40 RtStNS-25 Pei.
INV Arp.cs = 90. P,aths. 90 Oh, urrt-
ehc'', 10 dp br1ns ; do R1li Buuef . D. T4ii.H
Jus' received soi pf .lle by
trt2l ~ ~ JANeON
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a fiEAP rpHltCAIlONs-N usu,e uf H.
u Esr.ernE ltfrdIuurs .o ihe Rocky NiHuu
i1,n. Boz Dee teaf isi3 By CsrIJ & Ftmunf o.
uHnied ll.sicrF of Palestine W Jthn Rsup, %,
Masi Ship 60 he trhafdpctt VI Fesl iu.ouicn.
Just ftt'dHv td,c ~ W } ROBB
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10000.

II MN Tipt SAND RARBlT SKINS WAN
TED at the il'1 nod Cas- FACTORY of : y
ilsrrer. oornct Of Mann and U"iun Sr,el.. ior
winch au pticc w,Il tc rail.
Jn.i received % Lrec lui uf Boy and Chllrcus
Cafs, together with 90 kiujs oi Hot.
dec 10 y ID HARPER
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07
Correspondence of the Baltimore American /
WAsHINGTnN Inlu %. I3dR

Correspondence of the Baltimore American /
WASHINGTON, July 90, 1916.
In the Senate, Mr.. Benton said he was
not in his seat yesterday when The resigna-
ton of Mr.. Haywood was announced, or he
would have taken occasion TO say, what he
now intended TO say, in vindcaiion of the
honesty and integrity OF purpose which had
led him 10 take that step.
Mr.. Benton then stated that he had held
a full and free intercourse with Mr. Hay
wood on the subject of the bill, and they
mutually expressed TO each other their OBJ
jeclions. Mr. Haywood at first said il would
be impossible for him to vote for the bill un-
less it was greatly amended; but, upon the
Representations of Mr.. Benton, that neither
time nor circumstances would admit of such
amendment as was desirable, he Yielded a
reluctant assent 10 vote for il, if its friends
would consent to postpone its operation I'M
Ill March, so as 10 give time for amendment
at the next session. This they declined, and
he resigned rather than violate his conscience
or vote against bis political friends. No man
said Mr.. B. was ever actuated by purer, high
err, nobler motives.
The highest testimony was also borne tc
the higher character and motives of Mr.
Haywood, by Messrs. Mangum, Dix, Niles
BeTien, Bagby, and Critiendon who also
denounced the infamous attack made upor
him by the Government paper.
Mr.. Ashley from the committee on thu
Judiciary, reported bill to extend the erin
nal laws of the United States over the lndi
an territory,
: Mr. Lewis from the Committee on Financ
: reported back the tariff bill without amend
ment and asked that the committee be dis
charged from their instructions.
MIR. Evans as one of The committee did nc
: join in the request TO be discharged. H
: thought the duty could be performed an
ought, and as those who asked 10 be dschare
ed had not given any reason for it in CON
!. mittee, he hoped they would now give the
reasons TO ihe Senate, that il might be know
; what they were.
: Mr. Lewis said one reason was the wal
k OF lime 10 irame new bill. Another wa
4 that the instructions was so unintellegibl
that The committee could not undeTstan
them.
IS MIR Johnson, of Md, thought it was ,h
Ie duty of the committee 10 obey instruction
j., and they could be obeyed. They coul
easily ascertain what raw materials were u
ed in manufactures, and the Secretary
the Treasury could inform them wha. wei
is The exigencies ofthe Government.
is Mr.. Speigh defended the majority of Il
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07
SHERIFF sALE.--By virtue of an exc

~ IA SlA AEssSDy virtue OF an exc
y curon issued from the office OF the Clerk oil
Vandtrburgh Circuit Court, in favor of James
Ca wson, aud against David Thomas will on
Saturday the 22nJ day OF August, 1916, al
the Court House door, IN the Town OF Evans
vile between III e hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ
aud O'Clock P. NJ of said. day expose TO sale
public auction without valua ton or apprais-
men) and out cry, the rens, issues, and profits
for the of seven years OF the following prop
erty, namely
The undivided one third Of the North West
quarter of the North West quarter. OF section
number seventeen. IN township number seven,
SO nth IL range number eleven West. in the
District OF Lands subject to sale at Vincennes,
Indiana.
And should no person offer or bid for said
rents, issues aud profits, sum sufficient to sat-
isiy said execution and COSTS, | will at the same
time AID place, proc eed TO sell at public auction
and the lee simple OF said above describ-
ed land for the satisfaction OF saidExeeution aud
interest and COSTS.
WILLIAM. NJ. WALKER.
july 3).3r-p r$2. Sheriff V. c.
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yielded the point.
The motion to postpone was rejected by
following vote:
YeGs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Beriien,
Cilley, ]. M Clayton, T. Clayton, Corwin,
Crittendon, Davis, Dayton, Evans, Greene,
Huntington, Johnson Of La Johnson of Md.
Mangnm. Miller, Morehead, Niles, Pearce.
Phelps, Simmons, Sturgeon, Upham Webster.
Woodbridge-26
Ndys-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, A;chison,
Atherton, Bagby, Benton, Breese. Bright,
Calhoun, Cass, Chalmers, Colquitt, Dickin-
son, Dix, Fairfield, Hannegan, Houston, JAR
nagin. Lewis, McDuffie Penny hacker, Rusk,
Semple, Sewer, Speigbi, TuTney, Westcott,
Yulee, rs.
Mr.. Webster said he regretted that this
motion TO postpone, Just taken, had not pre-
vailed and he took occasion 10 tender to the
gentleman from Connecticut his thanks for
the frmness vigor and intelligence he had
displayed in resisting this bill becoming law
before this Congress would be called upon 10
revise its own proceedings.
Whatever else, continued Mr.. Webster,
might be judged of hereafter upon an ad va
loren scale, political profession would here
after be taken at their dd rdlorem ratue !
(great laughteE.) In regard 10 this bill, no
man cried ''God save H." This ad yalarem
principle wss Ike a house bnilt upon the
sand. 1t would be washed away. IL could
not stand il ought not 10 stand, and would
moi stand.
Mr. Davis also addressed brief but strong
argument against the bill, and the effect it
| was to have upon the revenue of the count.
ry.
| Mr.. Huntington, of CT, in behalf Of his
colleague aud in the name OF his State, pro-
tested against the deed that was now about
10 be consummaled.
MIR. Simmons of Rhode Island, in few
words clised The discussion, and the ques-
lion was taken and the bill passed by the fol-
lowing vote, the announcement of which
could have created joy in no heart that truly
understood its provisions and sincerely wish
ed for The welfare Of The country. The names
were called, and the result communicated
lin breahless silence;
Yeas -Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Aichison,
Atherion, Bigby, Benton, Bfeese, Bright,
Calhoun, Cass, Chalmers, CoIqniu, Dckin-
son, Dix, Fairfield, Hannegan, Houston, Jar
nagin, Lewis, McDuiiie, nnybacker. Rusk,
Semple, Sewer, Turney, Westco,t, YuIec-
%.
Nays-Messrs. Archer, Barrow Beuien,
Cameron, Cilley, j. M. Clayton, T. Clayton.
Cor~in, Crittenden, Davis, Dayton, Evans
Greene, Huntington, Johnson of La, John.
con Of Md, Mangum, Miller, Morehead, Niles
Pearce, Phelps, Simmons, Sturgeon, Upham
Webster, Woodbridge-27.
Mr. Speighi moved that The Senate adjourn
which motion prevailed.
The House had adjourned before the vote
was taken, and the crowd was immense thro
the day.
The bull goes back TO the House as i
came, with the exception that the 9th sec
ton is omitted. Leaving out this the bill il
the same as that which passed the Sd o
July.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

sheriff Safely virtue of yenditionl
y exponas, issued from the office OF lheClerk oil
Vanderburgh circuit court in favor oiJas Cawson
and against James X. Denneson aud Others; |
will on Saturday the 22nd day of August, 1916.
the door OF the court house IN the town Evans
Vile between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M.
O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, expose to sale al
public auction (wiIhout valuation or apprase-
menO and outcry, the rents, Issues anu proh's
for the term OF seven years OF the following de-
scribed tract of land 10 wit:
SIX acres more or less of the South part Of
The Vest hall Of the North West quarter OF sec
ton number thirty five, Town seven. rang
eleven West, taken as the property OF Jam Is
Denne son aud being the same tract OF land
on which said Denneson has lately resided
And if no person should offer or bid tor said
rents, issues aud profits a sum sufficient 10 sat
sfy said venditoni exponas and COSTS; wall
the same time and place. proceed to sell al
public auction and Eoutcry Ethea lee semPl'
of said above described tract OF land for the sat
islaclion OF said vendIteni expon as and costs.
WILLIAM Nj. WALKER,
July 80, 81. $50. Sheriff V. =.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

HERIFF'S SaEe.--By virtue OF an Ex-
y ecution Issued from the office Of Clerk OF the
Vanderburgh circuit court in favor of the State
OF Indiana and against Jonathan Householder l
will on Saturday, August 22d $40, at the court
house door in the town OF Evansville, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 6
O'Clock P, NJ. OF said day, expose TO sale atpub-
lie aucton( without valuation or appralsement,)
and outcry the rents. issues and profits, for the
term of seven yeaFs-of the following describ-
ed land 10 wit:
The North West quarter OF the South East
quarter Of Section IS in township number
snnih ofrange No II West.
And should no person offer or bid Tor said
rents, issues and profits, sum sufficient 10 sat
isfy said execution and costs, will at the sans
time and place proceed to sell at public auetior
and outcTy the fee simple Of said above deserIo'
ed land TOR the satisfaction Of saidExecution, ID
terest and costs. VIM. Nj. WALKER.
iulv 3O,3t-p 81. Sheriff V. c.