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koOKS just Published by ID. Appleton 81 20
Il and Tor sale by w. ii. ii. HODGES & co

Poems, by Amelia ~ W.
Chldo Haroli's Pig Image
EATON tic oil Crime, aud its appropriate treat.
ment; being " treatise Criminal iI.isprudenCe
c 20 IN re alton TO cerebral orgnzation BY
Course OF Reading for Common Schools anI the
lower ca ,scs OF Academies, by II. VI tndcviIic P,o
itnn COLLEGE. ~ nam
Something for Every Body: geancI in the OLD
IA ch"s' from fields ocn rcapcd, by Robert Car
on, Esq. ~
Experimental Re carc!ics in the Food of Animals
and the fattcnng of Cattle; with Rcm,rks ON th,.
Food OF Mn, Icy Robert Duudas Thomson. NJ. ID.
Italian Reader. ~
Golden M'xims, or a bought for every day in
the year; lrctcd by Rev'd. Robert ODD
u, he C9risntn Altar or Offices of Devotion, for
The u G OF p' rsons receiving the Lords Sunoe, hv
WIN +. Wyatt, d d., Rector of St Paul'E, BALI
|
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COMPREHENSIVE.

he undo gncd have associa led themselves ,o
gether Tor the purpose of CONDUCTING the
ookN MILLING AND WHISKEY DISrlTJJSC
po5lncss IN the City of Nor ok, under the name
l"e purro-c' tnr tcneincn, on Briggs Point, known
as me Foundry. They invite the inspection OF
uc'lers 10 their manufactured Articles Which j. -,
ftred for sale at New York aud Baltimnr,, nr;cos
sale " 1''' VI IN
IN constantly ON hand esh ground
~ - a. w. REDDING
NOV 20 =" VIM. WADE
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MOE CHEAP GOODS. just received
w Shovcls and longs at 10 cents per pair; do al
$l.25; do at s. / 81
Walters of beautiful Patterns
Spoons al all prccs-Cof C Mill 90
Frying Pans-Dog lions
Brass Candlcsticks at 50 cents pair
Carpet TdckS-Patcnt Spring dances
Knives and Forks, at 70 cents per sctt
Tea Kettles ut 62a ccnts-SptIoons al ST. md g.!
per pair
And for Christmas. Mincc Pic Plates, and o,ber
Goods too numerous TO mention
Also, Stoves of all kinds and prices Can and
look at them. DANIEL : CHERRY
Dec IL Under the Old Dominion Office
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me following toast Was lately gwen at a public
dinner - The Fair Spx-Thpre'S ruddy hall
10 me peach. mellow half 10 The pear. sunny
nall TO the globe, but better half to man.
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Nj MARRIED.
FOR RENT.

The HOUSE on Queen street. above
@&SgM Washington it Is now occupied by j. NJ
ssssMH Miles. Ii has beautiful Garden with
jisssG IA the nest OF Fruits; it has Spring in the
C-n-sxm garden, known by a great many OF The
citizens of this place to be the b, st water in the
town 1t has Stable, a Woodhousc, and a Kitch-
en- en- Terms low to a good tenant. Enquire at the
or 'S",', uth Arcade. j. Nj. MILES.
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Oct 6
FOR SNIIPtIFIELD.

s7a The steamer FI,pn
r. u will, until fu thcr notice,
L.;iSs; sEEg7gs--f!s2 make Three Trip week
between Norfolk & Smith
fed; leaving Myers' wharf, Norfolk, every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at o'cluck, a. Nj /;
returning, leave Smithtcl every Monday, W cd
ay and Friday, at o'clnck A. NJ
Passage Ssl.-Freight at the packet rates.
y
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OTlCE.-All pcrs ms indebted 10 the E.,n,c
~ OF Robert Bel, deceased, are reoue.tcj ~
mani """e"'"te payment To WIN REID,
D,.:. Executor.
, organs may he hal at the former Stand of r
nsn' 'cc' a 'en IT being necessary To Il, s. the bu
Nov % Is " "A''i''
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NJ UFFS, BOAS, AND FURS.-My stock
"i the a.ove articles is very large feel con-
h"en' IN saying my stock OF Muifs cannot be sur
pas,c" III any estab Ishncht Tor variety in ,natcr
al sizes and coou's. am determined To Sc II t,,rr
AZ Such prices that all who may wish 10 furnish
.ncinseiv's win that utcful article, MUFF wi
nov nave an opportunity TO 10 so.
N, WlLLIAL REID,
Wv :" I'M Hat and c, ManuE.c urcr
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- Pork wa VICES
26 bib. Mackrrel-250 kegs Cut Nails
- casks Chcrse-40 bbls Vinegar
20 packages Tca-l00 boxes Soap
so boxes Starch
20 packing Loaf and Crushed Sugar
100 dozen Buckets and Brooms
30 reams Wrapping Paper
Receiving in Store and for sa e by
WHITING & JONES
Dec 70 Ct No 10 Roanoke Snno,.
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FOR RENT.

ITO THE PUBLIC. The snhscrib,r .akcs
ms method OF inio' ming his fticr DIS and the
public generally. that he int nds leaving Ills scr.
N al the county Tor the South, during the co m
ing year, he vi therefore. and after the t OF
J.nuary iS4' close his Books and do entire Cash
Business. He intends (notw ithstandinol kcening
up his assortment until his departure AMI pledges
himself to all thnse who may favor him with the
u-torn TO sell PURE, WELL SELECTED AND
CHEAP GROCERIES. He is determined TO sell
a. low as can be Purchased in this or tic adj lining
City. los !, RiIJSSI " 70
Dec i2-ts
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TAKE NOTICE,

INHAT The Subscriber ! as Just received lot of
l. DOUBLE aud SINGLE GUNS-Sing Gle. Guns
as Low a s. 90, aud Duube Gun. as low as SIS 90;
A,so, Pistols, Shot Bags Game Bags Powder
Fiosks. Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Caps oihll ia" di1 rent qualities. Canister Powder,
Drinking CupS, aud every article called f,r.hy a
Sportsman. It's the determination of the Subscri-
Der not To tie "nicrsod, under work, a, nd per-
sons may rely upon getting any article cheap
from hlin as can be pLH, based in thi- sec tiun of
county Also, all work in the Gun line will be
Warranted to be done we'll nd IA chcap if not
cal! at the sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street,
portsmouth, Va. ono door cast of the Oil Dominion
Office, ana get bargains, and no u i.takc.
All orders thankfully rccci> e /, and pune tually
attended to-.
Sept % J. A sPAYDINC
n. Old Copper aud Brass taken in cxchanoe
Tor wo k, or the highest ca IN price paiG for it,
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SION rs, STOW rs, OV Els = have on
~ hand a good many sccUnj-hdn Stoves some
OF them arc as good as new at about half price of
new Also some Of the most beautiful Air1Tioht
Parlour Stoves that have been seen about these
diggins Coffee Mills for 81 cents Coal ScutIes
variety; Box Mills at o. cts n!cr Shovels at
~ do 20, and do 81; Tin Roasters at 81 rs TO
S3 %; Stoves as low as SO %, and cveTv other
article al equally low prices Call and see
DANIEL :. CHERRY
Under Old Dominion Office
r. $. Pots Kcitlc., Spiders, Ovens a nd Andirnn,
Io' sdic as dOONc Oct %
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW WEAR Is
~ co MING We respectfully call the attention
OF the public generally y. to our fine and excellent
assoIt In'i't OF Perfnmery, Hair Brushes. Dressing
and other Combs, Soaps, &c Also, another -upply
OF that most celebrated Cologne, the Real Genuine
Edrind, mport, d by Dr. M. A. Santos, OF Norfolk
ms Is ,o"rdned 10 be Tie real article, and superior
to atty in the known world
~CoLoGNEs. French, Germany and American
ELEGANT EXTRACTS. for Hhdk'fs
Superior Bay Rom, with almost every Other ar
ucle in our line. For sale at The Drug Store sign
of the Big Mortar.
Dec II CITAS H. UFINITSU Aoort
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DAINTS, OILS, GLASS. C

! DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.-wc have re-.
cci'ed from the NUrthcrn Cites large supplies
Oi Genuine Medicines, thcmcals, Pcrfninery, Dvs
sui, rye , W Hohs, Paints, Pure sperm and Lin,
seed OILS, window Grass, Gall sizcsj Patent Mcdi
cnc., Garden Seeds, Wcthcrlli's Pure W bit. IcoI
Black and Red Lead, Lithargr, Lamp Black, V,nc
tan Rcd Vcrnii"n, Press Blue, Chrome Green
and yellow, Turkey Umber, FORBADE sienna r.
Pcntinc, Warn she's, Blue Salts. PARIS Green, &r.
Df l. STUFFS-Logwood, Rcd Wood Coppcra.
Iurmcric, Blue yiIriol, Madder Best Indiyof We,
'igris, Annette, &c. 50 "
Also, another supply Of Real Genuine Harlem Oil.
Imported by DR.. Nj a. Saptos of NnrtoIk ~
take this method of returning our SINGER. tbanks
to the citizens oil Portsmouth, Gosp prt and nigh
boring country for the patronage so literally cx
fenced towaris this Store, and VIC c nfde utIv as
u th"m that every cxrrti,n will be made ON mr.
part TO meet continuance of the same
~ Physicians Prescriptions and FaaHv Reee;D,s
Compounded ol thc Pufcst ingrc,ients with acc u
racy and despatch. Wv
~ Orders promptly attended to, neatly cxccu
ted and at prices whth vii give entire t.f,ction
CHAS. II. HEINIrSH, Az, M
Member of the Pniladcl Dhia Col .ge of
HoV - McdicInc, Pharmacy and Chemistry
TOR THE ToILET.-We rcso,c111ITv cali
a the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen 1, f
IN mt of G.nuine PERU merry, &c
FAKiNA COLOGNE, trhe real article) import.
ed by Dr.. Santos, of Norfolk
GLENN'S x SANDS PURIFIED BEARS OIL
ROW LANDS GENUINE MACASSAR OIL
4 R0USSEL'S COSMETIC CREAM preventing
hands face, &c, from choP?ng, and GraudfyiDg
ROMAN KALYOoR, for removing pimplcs.
ireckles, tar, sun burn, blotchcs, rcdncss of the
skin, &C. This is a safe and certain preparation,
! gives clcarncss 10 tho skin truly bciurifu.
NTMPH SOAP, TO give radiant wbtcnc-s to
the most Bilious COM legion its constant use b,
slows delicacy and fairness.
Together 18th a la'gs assortment Of Tooth nd
| Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, Lilly White, Per
| f1tncd Chalk Balls, Pearl PoTdcs Lon lon MvrtIc
| POmatum, Creme dc Pes B., &c, &c. For sale a Z,
| the Org Store, Sign of the big Mortar
| Oct29 CHAS. II HElNIrSH, Agent.
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. g. C,u
! w supply Of good WlNDOW GLASS ri III
! sizes, Just ivcd and for sale by "
HENRY BUFF,
| Oct24 Corner of High and Middle sits
BALTIMORE SUPERFINE FIOTp
| - 100 bbl- Superfnc Flour.
20 bbls Gin, (Bi;imorc)
IS kegs Shot
80 bbIs Mess Pork Ian linz from srtr FL
mouth, and for sale by az
Noy - JOSIAH WILLS
| SIUPERIOR CASTOR OLA fro-a .,,oia
| y Of Cold Pressed CASTOR OIL for saIe 90 49,
MEDICAL EMPORIUN'
! Oct2l Corner Of High and Middle sts
I oAF SUGAR SO Whole and Half Boxc.
| II Coverings Double Loaf Sugar IsnIIt. 49,.
scbr Jack Downing. and for sale by ''''''
Dec JOSIAH WILLS.
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GOOD AND CHEAP LAaIPOILS VIZ
~ have again received another large supply of
Pure Sperm. and other good Lamp Oils We have
four different kinds, and at the follow ing prices
per gallon, 10, IS, s 100, &c. or per pint 9 cts,
H. ~, and purest Sperm TO-. These Oils have
been long and sufficiently tried, and arc acknowl-
store, Sign of the Biz Mortar
Oct p CHAS. ii. HEINITSH Agent
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH (ARONAT.
&c ROSE TOOTH PASTED -Thosc who yslnc
handsome teeth this Tooth Paste, viii be found
very v1luabic, IL gives a pcany Whiicncss To the
teeth, Il Inncss to the gums, fag IT, the breath
and stops the progress OF decay.
Also, Perfume Extracts. for Haudkcrchirfs
Dr.. Santos Superior Tooth Po,vdcr onnrnvc5
and used by Dentists. gcncrally The genuine for
sale Only at ihc Drug Store Sign Of the BIG Mortar
Nov 10 CHAS. II. HEINTTSH, Agent
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I'HE LAST CALL FOR ES.-AII
\ Persons who arc yet Indebted for TO n TAX.
rs, are respectfully informed that my duty is i'm
per"tvc IN the matter, ana 81 all he compelled to
levy on their goods aud chattcs if they are not i'm,
mcdiaieiy settled. The Bari of Trustees will
show no lcnity to me or my urctiss, and look for
a prninPt s"t'iemsnt early in January all will
therefore, see the necessity ! am under to a,iopt
trust that ,eh viii promp ly meet their liabilities
thereby licvinr me from very unpleasant duty
WILLIAM PORfLOCK, 7o,cn Collector.
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L'OR Rent or Sell. WORK SHOP ON Wafcr
street. the entrance of CDpt WIN. BcutbalPs
Lumber 'rd, an cvcrv dcscript on Of Carpenters
To ,ls for hou'c york, with them VI ,rticing Ma
Sash and Fronas suited for wooden house; ali of
which will he sold low. For terms apply to WIZ
Brooks THOS. BROOKS Jr
OcI 6-ia
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NOTICE.-WIL BE SOLD, ON WEDNES
~ DAY, the 10th inst, Of fur, if not, OH the
next fair day,) at the Faru of Jno. III Hodges de.
ased, knownas
The " NEWTON FARM"
al IT, pcr tonal Estate of tho said deceased not
named in his vi |, consisting of
Horses, Hogs, Cattle n fiue yoke of Cx,n
About 300 bis of Corn,
D 900 lis Fodder, Peas &c.
Also Lighters, about 100 cords of Wood a.,
ready hauled near the water,
] excellent Double Carriage,
And single Sulky, Carts,
&C.
Az which time and place, also the Negro 5 will
nc Iltei out, and III Farms kno the New
toms, Massenburgs and Nash's will be rented ont
for the ensuing year.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
gotten through with.
Terms n1dc known the day of sale
Dec lO-3t THE FXECJrTOp
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l Asst CALL.--An persons ind, btcd To the
~ SUBSCRIBE, either by note open account, are
earnestly requested to com, forward aud settle
their respective debts bcfrrc the first day of
January, 1917 Al debts remaining unpaid up T.,
the TIM above, will positively be placed in some
officers hands for coliectin With very few cxccp-
tiuns. I RArEuiN'rI
Dec DIV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
G.. HAIL&
CHICKERING'S
PIANO FORTES.

I'HE extraordinary improvements TIN, have o
n late years taken pace in the construction ~.
PIANO For,cs. aided by the Increased taste for In,
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music
among polite classes, have causei this fov,,;t,
instrument TO become Indispensable ncccssorv II,
all respectable families In the PIANO FOP.fFS
which CHICKERING has the honor Of submit ;nn
10 the Public. we trust combined tho va, ;nns
qualities of power, brilliancv, sweetness and mni
ior'ni'v of tone so requisite make a pc, fec, in
sr"inent We enabled to warrant cyc,v IT,
stru eat PERFECTLY SOUND, we'll seasoned
ana oi the vc'y best materials and supcri r work
'nanshp, thus uniting superiority of quality Wits
durability an I excellence. -
ORDERS FROM The COUNTRY attended to
Win the greatest PonctuaIity, and &. H. s. Co efr
ID assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at n dis.
lance that whenever they are favored by orders
per letter. IL is NJ less their practice than tes in
tcrcst to send such an insruu c. as shall bear the
r;ctc,t scrutiny.
These PIANO FoRTES are cxtre molly hsndso,ne
nnd convenient instruments, po- sc' sing full rich
and brilliant tone.
G3-Reco'lect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED pr
ANo FSRTES, ito hc had OF HALL & Co Nor
Tx. va, better instruments and lower price than
any other IN America
ihcy VII be sold at manuf,cturcr's prices aud
Warranted IN every respect first rate.
we have recently received a full supply and
hourly expect further additions
Prices hom $3.50 to S 400 O,t2O
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

"A For the year 1917, the FARM, b,Ionginr
gza5 10 The estate Of joan Q. Ricbard.on, near
ELL Deep Geek. There * good DWELLING ana
term. will be liberal. Apply to
ANNA RICHARDSON
Nov 10 Port. mouth.
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MISC ELLANEOUS.
THOMAS TATEM.,

e. sc IoOi.FIELD 81 Co. Dealers in
J.. Drugs. Medicines Dve stuff Paint Ole
window Glass. q lass. Ware. p tcmt McdciuCs
Fancy Goods, Snuff, Scrars, aud Green and Block
Teas, nigh street, Portsmouth, Va Oct IL
JOSIAH WILLS, Az 1t ur Il 4 safe of J. n
- Triplott Sons Nails keeps constantly ON hand
full assortment, and wi supply the tr,dc al as
10 ~ prices article of equal quality can CT M
cnased IN any Of the northcl II markets. Jusi re-
COVE 500 EGGS yell assorted Nov 81
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WANTED, a few hundred bushels Black Eve
W Pcas. Enquire OF j. WILLS,
Drc Commerce street.
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our SECONDS SUPPLY CAsHPUl

4 ~ SECON - SUPPLY OF CA SH PUR-
~ CHASES. Splendid double stitch Brogans at
8 per pair-240 pairs just received at the New
York Boot and She c Store.
Boys's extra heavy Brogans at o. and 65 cents
Pair-loO pairs received aud for sale at the Ne "
York Shoe Store.
Youths Btogans at IS and 60 cents-lsO pairs re-
celvcd aud OF prime quality
Youths Winter Boots at rs cents a pa no such
bargains in Youths Bo ITS lie found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
- Mems thick Boots 1T Sl.5; all who want thick
boots, can get prime quality for Sl75 only, at
Mems Kip Boots, at S2.25. few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Bouts, extra size
do Wornen's Grain Boots.
case Mems primo Elastic Over Shes.
dOz Gents Sporting Hats
DO Boys Cops very cheap
do Mems Fur do, do
ne above IS part Of an invoice v Inch arc open
in3 thS morning and which we can sell less Than
INC lnanulactur, rs themselves. and less than they
arc 10 DC found at any other place south of New
york. All WIZ wish TO purchase by tie case or
pair would do we'll to call at the New York Roo,
and Shoe Stor", next to the new Formers Bank.
Main street, Norfolk. j. II GREGORY
Dec ~
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND Raj. ROAD

IITNE TO
Richmond, Petersburg. F.ederickSJ,Ug, Washington
and HiernnGrin
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SUPERFINE SW EFT on Ju,f,crriIcd
y fcsb supply of SuDct io' sweet or Table oil
trerfccty rn,.. ~ adul.cndou o mis!ui.)
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE French and q supo
rior article For suc The Drug Sfo.c Siorn Of lie
Biz Nlo'tar. CilAS. ~ UElN1TSH, 4 rent
Nov 10
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wi Idle street. opposite Mr. Jno. S. Whites and
nov occupied by Nh James Ovens. For terms
apply to JNO. COOKE & co.
Also ono 90 Queen street, nov occupied by Mrs.
BiiiuPs oct Is
mon RENT. --'rhc RESIDENCE and STORES
the Crawford House Possession given on the Ist
of January, 1871. Apply to Mr. John w Collins
to- s WHEELER
Oct 10
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ID u X SPICES, &c.-We have received
another fresh supply OF Pure and Genuine SPf-
CES, particularly for the accommodation of those
who wish to make some Nicecs Tor the Chr strnas
Holydays. (such as Mincc Pics, Cakes c)
Cloves Cinnamon, Mac, Nutmegs
nitspce, tow'd Ginger. White Ginger, Pepper,
Double DlstiP ed Rose. Pure Oil Lemon,
Orange Water, Ess" Lemon, & c.. &C.
Also, Fresh Supcrfnc Olive or Table Oil For
sale at the Drug store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Dec IL CHAS III. iIEJNITSU AGENT
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- FOR RENT--A large and commoGious
so5l BRICK House, situltc at tire north end
-h-4@I7l Court street, an at present occupied by
ths II 'cribsr. The sit ration of this House j. in
one OF ~, most pleas TN an healthy parts Of the
town. The privilege of the Bath H,Usc is given
with the alb we.
For terms apply to SARAH GRANT
ALSO Two small Houses on Glasgow street
opposite Mrs. Wcb5's. Amply 20
Sept 2I-t SARAH GRANT
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SUPERIOR CATSUPS.-A fnc srticlc ~
> Waln"t and Tomato CATSUPS Also Peppsr
Sauce Of superior quality For salc Al the FF~
MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Oc' u CJrn2r Of High and Middle u.s.
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MISCELLAN EOIJS

LNACH NGE On New York and Balti,norc 4,
IL sums TO suit purchase can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
OcC H-U Lottery md Exc han rc Office
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FOR RENT

"a THE DIV ELLING part IF the House over
The Drug store, Sign of the Biz Morfar.-
81 This location is one Of the most cent al! and
w0uII answer rcmar kIble we'll for a small iamilv
foSsc7s'on given on We LIST January. Apply to
oct ~ C.IAS. RI. HEINIrSH, A rent
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
LocOfJcO Convention.
From the Daily o. S. Journal, Jan. 6

From the Daily o. S. Journal, Jan. 8.
GTWe were unable to attend the Con-
vention Of The "hnrmonious Democracy"
this morning. but friend " hoUas present,
has attempted to give a sketch Of the pro-
eeedings. We cay attempted, for il is a.
greed on all hands, that no pen can do
justice to the rich scene there presented.
We must he excused for emitting the pro.
family INDUCED in, for in this respect the
convention eclipsed any public gathering
ever before witnessed in this State. Men
Swore with a gustO-the oaths came from
their hearss-they meant and fel, all and
more than they could express.
The friend to whom we are indebted tor
the truthful sketch, was not in az the com.
meneement of the proceedings. and did
not therefore, witness the operation of re-.
moving Mr.. ThonhiIl, (Senator from Co.
shocton,l from the Chair, which he had
temporarily assumed merely to call the
Ineeiing to order. He called the meeting
TO order by moving thar Dowty Utter take
the Chair. His motion was received with
periecttornado of shouts, mo. No! Yes!
Yes" Some demanded by what autllori-
ty he took the Chair and called the meet
ing to order. He replied that it was his
right and by virtue of his privilege as a
member Of the CSnvenuon, he made the
movement He was instantly removed
from the Chair, aRld cries of "hustle him
out" and equally beligerpnt cries. Bu,
we must reserve the heincdents for future
occasion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

silence and a full faced chap exclsimi
'oifo vocs, "no 60 by G-d!"l
The letter then refers to State policy, de.
nounees the Bank law Of las, winte, us a
swindle. conceived in iniquity a nd brough,
'orih in SIM" and goes for It's utter annihi.
laton. Il says thst,hc writer once though,
that hanks were a convenience and might
be made useful under proper restrictions
hut that he has changed his mind and !.
opposed to all banking systems, and goe.
Tor an amendment to the constitution pro
hlbltng the establishment Of ali and ever,
kind Of corporations.
tHere occurred some stamping, and al
occasional cheer for Tod on the part of tho
hards, the solts looking exceedingly blue
Stanton appeared in ecstaces, exclaiming,
"now we'll give the sofls h-ll-read il
again"1
"For Gods sake, Stanton, hush hush"
exclaimed Taylor Of Cincinnati, "come
here, come here. Stanlon!"
"No, sir-r-r!' rejoined Stanton, "wp'r
give I'm enough row, wen printit for 'em,
stick it in their faces!"
The uproar was here prodigious, the
Stanton squad making most of the noise,
the soits looking daggem, and Senator
Clancy exclaiming in severe tone, go
on sir, injure gentlemen's feelings as much
as You can sir-I'Il help yon, sir."
That's what | want to do" replied
Stanton, looking ned, and swapping his
fingers in the Senator's face, "who wants
your help" The hard portion of thelpt
ter was here read over, and the Stanton
squad again shouted. The letter has. be-
sides the above the usual quantity Of siush
for BuncombP, and goes among other things,
for Convention torevise the Constitution.
and winds up by saying that the writer
won't object to run for Governor.
Stanton here proposed that Tod be nomi-
mated, hut the proposition was "no go.n
DR.. Drake had something to say about
his resolutions, when Stanton( n(whosp stem
torian lungs did him good service, moved
that all resolutions be sent to the committee
"n resolutions, who might report such as
they choose, which notice Sam, without
putting the question, declared carried, and
the crowd adjourned to 3 o'cIock-the sofis
looking gloomy and the hards looking ex-
utant!