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Dr. II. +. Peery'S
NERMiFUGE OR dead SHOTD


.Ihighty rauaDe preparation, capabte from III, proy,
tande y ITS action. ot clearing Tie system 10 f.,
hours ~ erery Form.
Tue origin, development, and support OF worms in IL,
L human system, are to be attributed to d,prayrd a
debiitded condition othe stomach and ell; il b.,
established Tact, that wher- the dg eson is uuimpait -
the general powers OF the system IN healthy stint,
can Ind no habitaon This prepare has the p.ruI
advantage oil not Gully dcsro, ever, Worm, but also -
producing healthy action oil the stomach other
OF digestion, thereby relieving many Complaints sr.n. -
arrangement OF the digestive organs Although pr.
and certain IN its opcrapn and unplcas SAINT Ia the
is perfectly safe and adapted To the tvndere,iaye
TAPE-WORM
IYNcHEtRG Va. Nov 2I4t tsi4
his isto certify thai have >oldthe Nerm,iugc fpran
SHOl0 prepared by Dir II +. peery, for about II nan,t
aud have witnessed ITS efficacy in many cases n an.
pafncuarly-a patient middle aged man " hn had -
troubled With lape-Worm Tor several cxhbIrd T.
large quantity, (say about pihD which lie informed -
had passed by the usa of vials; and in no a.. VIII
was apparent that the patient had has ever f5
witiin III, knowledge. -. r. LYMAN p,,,rs'' s
Price % cents per vial.
Prepared by Dr II r. Prery and sold wholesale and ,,
bv A. B. u. SANDS, Druggists, l0a Fulton st. c.,n
Of " ilIiam. New York. ' "''
Sold ais, by ID. II LYMAN D,u.,;,
l.yn 'baurg "a
And by Druggists generally rous hout III. United s,.,
$3.50 wGm
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DISSOLIIION

DISS UIU TTO.N.
heretofore existing under the style
L and firm Of DAVIS, COLHOUN & Co. was dis
solved the LIST day Of this month, by mutua consent
All persons having claims against the firm will present
them for settlement and all persons inde ed will please
call and close their accounts early possible.
o. The of the firm will be used only IN settling
the business oi the concern.
The Stock Of goods hand which still large will be
sold without regard To cost for short time before closing
at auction.
The ladies' are invited to examine their stock Of rench
work Shawsfr pring, Gloves. Hosiery, Silk Warp
AIpaeca Cashneres, Lawns, Bereges ST. which will BE-
sold for less than New York prices.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
JOHN Il. DAVIS.
March 4-w3w CHARLES s COIHOCN
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RAISED E.NBR OIDERY.

MRS. l.. A. GIBBS would respectfully call the atten
Hn OF The ladies oil ynchburg to the specimens of Raj
sou Embroidery which she prepared to teach in nm
70 Ten easy lessons Specimens be at the stores
Ns.srs Wm II. Ryan and ID. I. {. Peters.
NIarchS
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NOl'llt,.

NOI II r..
FuNlIf. claims due to the firm Of Parham & Hopkins
l. have been placed in the hands Of M,ssrs. Irving y
Ruanc for collection. The debtors will please Tor
ward and settle theu--os no LONGER indulgence be
given. PARllAM HOPKINS
DC. 3l-m
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NOTICE.

"
TAKE this opportunity. Of returning NY grateful
.lnn,, ,dccm,nts, 10 nv friends and cnsoiner-, Tor
tbir liberal patronage extended To me- and would "eA
,ou,inraas-s 10 the now concern &c. W Low
{. NEWER.
Jan 25-ls
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.vWfiCc.

1 IL persons indebted 10 Hatcher Green
IA spcc,iull, requested to call aud settle their
cunts. ia desirable 10 settle up the business Of the
concern spced, rs possible.
Feb. Its HATCHER & GREEN
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J. Garland n VIM ID. Branch,
ATTORNIES At LAW,

HANE removed their office In John NJ. Warwick S
L a brick r''w nexi door below {. Dabney Es,, and
adjoining Martins Warehouse.
j Garland will in future a,'rrd, in addition TO the
Courts he attends, the Court Of Appeals at Lewis
burg and the Superior Courts Of Rockbndge.
Dec. 3l-n
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WILLIAM II. q. EGAN.
ATTORNEY IT LIN,

IfPORNEY 1T I-7H,
WILL. practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts
W Of the counties Of Pitsylvaaia. Franklin and
Iienrv Address him at Caand,s. p,tisylyana eoun,y
Feb. 25-w4w
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n q II 4 & \;

EDY irtue Ola decree of the Circuit Superior Court
D of Law and Chanccry Tor Bedford county, pro
unced al the September term of said Court. s16. in
the of Yates Board and Board Us. Yates the I'M
dcrsi.ned WILL the 3Dh day Of March, ls47. ON the
premises proceed % sell public alction the highest
bidder credit of twelve months. certain Tract or
parcel of and. containing FIT -FOUR or FIFTY
FIVE ACRES. he the less, being part Of
the dover Land held by Mary Board, decd lying the
OF Stoney Fork and joining the lands of James Me
GAIN Thomas X isey and others Boad with rood per
sona security will be required Of the purchaser and the
title said land will be retained further security until
the whole of the purchase money be paid
MATTHEW PATE
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN,
WILLIAM MEAD,
FEB 25-wi3OM Commissioners
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nANKrN 4 v,vHITLoCK,
CFNTp,I. CONNIE 81 ~ NERciiaNTs
An ID II p u Il q n r. R =,
ntaII NOND. VA,

RICHMOND, VA.
pr ,,,,,,r,J Ia receive STORAGE on reason
u abb, terms. in the commodiou- fir pruof War
hosc occupied ly them ihr DISK. adnnlng the ware
hons, If Ne-srs John \ Lancaster & &c. They are
al, prepared to forward pRoDtCE .hERCHfN-
DIZE with despatch and on reasonable isua'.
Jan. 2l-3u
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.VEUV' CO.V'GEEe.V:.

rI,iE subscribers have associated themselves together
L der the firm and .'Sle Of
ROBERTS h WALLER,
for the purpose Of conducting
Wholesale aud Retail Grocery, md Commission Bus,
ness,
tins place At the old stand Of Lee Roberts and will at
all mcs keep large and we'll selected Stock Of Groceries
which they rcsoctiuy the attention Of their
friends and the public generally.
RYIAND ROBERTS,
Jan. It's RtHARDP. WALLER,
Nine Toilet SOap.-A fresh supply of those
beautiful transparent " lash Balls superior article
for the toilet, For sale by
JOHN H. SEAt, Druggist.
March i-ts
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DO.NES TICS on CO.NSIC:N-VCN -r
% BALES MANCHESTER GOODS On .oo.;u,,
- " mcnt For sale by va 'oi's'sn-
H.f,h Is cRENsIlAw, BAGBY sCARTEp
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
4 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit ( M,
n Cout, oil Law and Chanccry, fDr Bedford count, w. %
day OF fcbruar,. lSH ~
Samuel Philips, Plain,n
GralnI
John F Hawkins, admins TRAITOR Of John Gill; derp -.
Ambrose Calls, Defendant,
IN CnANCEgY
The Defendant Ambrose t'ills, HAY nu entered h.
pcarance and given security according tie Act of III
by and the Rules OF this Court aud it appearing h .
tory evidence that he Is nabitant this nut,n
wealth: Il is ordered that lac do appear at the Cou Hons.
before the Judge of the said tnu Superior Court of , I
Chancery Of said county of Bedford the 1st ,y If Nh
term next and answer the Plaintiff bill that Li, l
he inserte in newspaper Published in the town Of b
burg for two months snrncssvcly and posted al the from a.
the Court House OF this county Court dA,
Copy-Te>te.
Feb. t-w2m JOS. VII. y N f.lp
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
I'iE coparneshp heretofore existing, under the style OF
Lee Roberts, dissolved, by mutual consent, on the
jlst ultimo.
The Of the finn will only be used, hereafter, set
Ting the business OF lie concern.
All persons indebted to the will make payment to
either party. JOHN b. LIZ,
Jan. It's RNIAND ROBERTS.
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ULVDOW GLASS! ULVDOW GL.7SSn
A LARGE lot oi Window Glass on hand, which will be
n sold at cost, by u. w. MOORE
March S-ts Sign Of the big Pitcher.
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MEETING, or STOCkIIOLD ERS
A Il a meeting ofthe STOCKHOLDERS If the
~ lynchburg aud Bufllo Springs Turnpike Comma
ny at Pedar Mills on Saturday the 23d day of january
1877, a majority OF said STOCKHOLDERS no, beno
present, it ordered that the meeting be adjourned to
Saturday the Doth day of March next, meet at Pedlar
Mlls,a that notice hc thereof be gyen in the Viroinan
by advertisement weekly weeks. I'm nediacly prec.d
Ing said meeting, BY Order
"a DRUMMOND, Treas
Feb 1S-wlw
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VIRGINIA
L Rules held in the Clerks office oil the Circuit S
"A ror Court Of La" and Chanccry Bedford county, tho
day ui January, lsl7:
Penelope Whit, widow and reic Of Joseph White aea
p,inli1,
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.NDILCE.

.NUTTLE.
LNDR the purpose o closing business speedily
possible, have, the Isl inst .aecd in the hands Of
Nelson \. pattcson all the debts due the All per-
owing the will please forward and settle
all having claims against the Will please present
them 10 Inn for settlement. HOLT s STEPIDE.
Jim. WITS
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VIRGINIA, SC
L Court Of Molthly Sessions held for the Count, n
"A Campbell, at the Courthouse Thereof MONDAY, III,
Sth di, of February 1877: "
Benjamin Upton, Plaintiff
against
Nathan Upton, Defendant
II CItSCrRY.
The Defendant, Nathan ptoa, no, having entered NJ,
appearance and given secu according the Act OF t,>f
bly, aud the r es Of this Co and appearing BY ,tc
tors evidence, that he Is not iuabiIl of hi, ranno
wealth. ii, ordered, that he do appear here on the ec
Mmia, in April next and answer the bill o IL. Plaintiff
and hat aropy OF this order be forthwith inserted in .,r.
newspaper published in the Of Iynchb1rr for two
NTH. ely and copy thereof posted at the ft
door of the Courthouse Of this County, On some C.ut
dav 4 Copv-'Tc,te.
/ Feb. 1I-w2m GEO WI DiR%EN
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VIRGINIA:
/ rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior
~ Court oi Law and Canccry or bedford county, tie Is,
day OF February, lSi7.
Alexander Morgan, Plaintiff
against
Josiah X. McCabc and William McCahe and John Board
administrators OF John McCabc deceased
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The Defendant Josiah n Met abe ha inc entered his
appearance and gwen security according the u A. mb
and the Rules OF this Court and appearing l., satisfactory
dencc that he is not nlabut OF i, Con monu calt
1t Is ordered that he do appear before the Judge Of >1d
'"emi Superior Court oi Law and Ghaneery, for bedford
county, at the Court House, the first day of Apr term
next, and the bill the Plaintiff and that TN, of
der be inserted for two months ucccst civ in smc ne \, a
per- published in the town o Lynchbnrg, and posted At liz
front door Of the CourtIousc of this County ON some Court
day.
hCopy-Testc,
Feb. I-sem JOS WILSON tl.rk
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John alla, and Sally his WIFE Betsy Burnett John WIT
and Jncy his wife James Holt and Massa his wife Alexander
Crouch Ann Crouch, Nancy Crouch Addison Crouch Joshua
TROUGH John Crouch Susapna Crouch and Frances Crouch,
the SAID Alexander, Ann, Nancy, Addison, Joshua i'm,
Susanna and Frances being the children of Joshua Coueh
and Polly his wife, vs. lac dead) and the said S>anah
and Frances being infants rudcr u of age George
he, Jesse hite John White, Littl, bury White Irah
hite and Nicholas Robertson Sheriff OF Bcdnd corts
and such administrator with the Will annexed Of j. seph
W hite, Decd Defendants,
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JOS. WILSON, Jerk
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Nov | |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02
Shorif's Sale.

bY VIRTUE of Execution 0 me directed,
from the " ayne Circuit Court, will expose pub
ic sale At the Court house door in Cenrcviiie, Wayne
County, Indiana, o the
2zth day Of February. Isf7.
between The hours of ten o'clock and four o'clock
p. Of said day, the following property, wit:
A certain lot parcel OF land situated in Wayne Co,
Indiana, beginning II stone forty three (43) links
northwest from the Mil owned by John Fin
ley and others and fourteen ii Inks south from
Richard Jones corner, aud bearing from the Of
SAID finieys Nil house north thirty 1922 degrees
east, and from the mouth of hollow within
south sAty-wo s. degrees thence south forty
SIX to- degrees west twenty three (23) preches
stake thence north forty eight AS Degrees eleven
IL perches to stone, thence north twentysix (26) de-
g-ees, east thirty 81 perces to elm, the north
west Of Richard Jones land thence south twenty
(26J degrees east with the said Jones' line twenty
two % perchcs to the place Of beginning, containing
two - two r rods and twenty 90 perches Ia
ken the property Of William Bancroft satisfy said
execution in favor of John Bancroft and Son.
DAVID GENTRY, Shift. W. c.
February 1st SAT 81 6:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

ss3rr II Gaughey, young Wing member from this
State has made himself conspicuous and ridiculous. By
making speech Congress in which he declared HIM
self opposes granting supplies carrying the
against Mexico LaYorte Wing
..Ridiculous'' indeed. Why, Mr- Wing, IN unso-
phiscated eye. you present much ridiculous fig
ure than Mr. NGanehey could in the honorable posi-
ton he has assumed respect TO the Presidents
against Mexico. Are you favor Of the war-snch a
war Do you believe the TO be iust7 Do you be-
iere the Executive has right regardless Of the consti
tuition al Congress- = declare for the sole purpose
Of acquiring more ercr h-ras Is establish slavery,
and th=u, merely because he President. require the
e-e=enl4tivez % sof= him supplies 70 carry
lis var The existing "ar;s TIE Of The govern
tie peePl; bat tie Presidents You
doubtless opposed and yet you would place yoa
self Il tie sridcaavs" position q voting supplies 70
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ENTRA SESSION oE Congress

= s"oas y many persons al Washington that the
isS S-'a7''i' o. TIE eountry, wall make il ne
eesFs os i4e ifesdent to call session Of Con
grsss. Ia anticipation Of such cali law vy,s..,
II The l5e Legislature suibori,i, =.
Governor 10 os@er an election such time as Ia nav
think proper provided The expected call OF the p..i
shall iN the time for the session previous - -
lrst Monday IA August The present session OF Con-
gFess NIL expire the m Of March next the term
Of service Ct the present members from this State MIL
terminate at that time. Ii to be hela
n May OF june tie wings Of Indana should announce
their candidates at carly day and enter the field de-
terninec 70 90 their part towards changing the political
character Of the House of Representatives. If tho
right klad OF men brought and energetic eff
fort is mate we can elect, least four Wing members
from tbs state Shall the effort be madel II Wing
policy is 10 the country now is the time Our
I2ecutYe has oisgFaced the the ewes Of In,
ehized wortd-our Treasury is bankrupt and the blood
anu lives OF our citizens being sacrificed in IN unhoy
war OF conqae An important source of revenue has
been Destroyed and IN the future under adminstra-
ten OF The powers that be. The fate OF country's
prosperity is written III Let tile Wings OF Indiana
% their auty 10 change the policy OF government,
Whereby justice may be done 10 citizens, and
70 sister republic as Wings and friends Of our
free institutions shall be released fearful
responsibility which rests upon citizens.
In this Congressional district Waig has doub, Of
success Cnanimt, makes triumph certain. So far as
We have heard any expression of public sentiment, az
to who should be the candidate for Congress there il bu,
little difference Of opinion. 1t the expectation
and the wish OF those with whom have eanversed
tIat present able and eloquent representative
should be candidate for reelection We there
fore n accordance with this expression Of the
tie " lgs Of the cstrictof this section OF least
without has knowledge consent. announce him cam
ddee for reelection We feel justified IN saving fur
tller that in other asprants shall present their
claims Mr. Smith will be governed by any preference
the Wings Of the district may express by convention
any other fair and honorable means of manifestur
tIeir w as to who should be the candidate
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DAGUERREOTYPE
MINIATURE RTRAITS

ME subscriber would respectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Richmond, that he has open ned q
room over STRATTAN s. WRIGHT'S Store and %
prepared to take MINIATURES. sugiy or in groups
By ts Beautiful Art, style heretofore unsurpassed
BY the combination of quick and powerful apparatus,
and entirely mode Of operating, he is enabled to
produce Pictures OF surprising accuracy and beauty COM
binng durability of impression, and distinct
expression perfect deiineation and last though not least
the color Of the face aud dress
The eoioring Of Photographic Pictures forms new
the II enables him combine with the &C
euracy OF the advantages of The undersgn-
ed does wish i IL his intention. deceive the
public By promises that he fulfil, for he depends
solely upon tire che acter Vi his pictures for patronage
Citizens and strangers, and all ted TO Cali
and examine specimens.
lJPerSons wishing their miniatures will please call
econ, he int nds 10 rersia but a short time
B. +. DEWEY
Rlchulond, Feb. ?, Iei6. 63t
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TIE MARkEf.-SatarlayJ anuary 30, 1877
IiooF, Sl:J0aI.15; Hogs Si2J. What 75c Bar
tcy, o0c. Procisons the Foreign news has unsettled
the market, holders generally asking higher Meats
ana no sal s Of either barcled bulk Pork report
81 as having been made yesterday. On Thursday a fur
Their sale OF IS. brs Mess made at Sll and 81 do
Prime at So of Bulk Pork 10000 lbs country cured two
days since, at l3J. and 10000 lbs DO Thursday at
ltc OF Lard 1000 kegs sold in lots Thu rsday
at 34hbfc: l2o kegs at 5Sc; l45 do 64c all No /;
yesterday 600 brs do good 6c 33o kegs and 43 brs
city rendered at &c; for 1000 kegs refused A
sale OF Cos pes Hams from block SCI Gazette
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Sss"'-.l '''' III ease icy '"' 70 Ply sae interest,"
24d lriaeI2i HuEA - lays a.t7r lie samo ehl,l
have become dua, they VIII !oft-is % The S,stc i
entire liae Of canal. with au It's nrigl1eas5 and
ri,:;s Tim canal Ina -, -. s.,ta ~ 90,
~. ol,. ~ -tao.o I.,a..,... Ia 80,
$3.50
~ =" "!|''a''"''oi " ~i9,o~o '0F itt'''fi
ne Genital Canal TIC G19cfAor u ,ilc &
efciso of tho cone man power Withheld his 5 g
ua,ere f-ar, Tim k.n.u tf..s. tro I:u r.i'~a I,
"a,
0''. =" ''' i''9.1 ''s2n q -" > sSoh OF 'is'F-
L Tho II
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REMEDY For SrRAINs.-- Accidents of this sor.
are not unfrcqucrt, and perhaps none arc moro
5iab'o to thon than tho laborlng class Of people.
they happen most generally in the joints Of
cither the upper or lower limbs, accompanied with
much pain and swelling, md inability 10 uso tho
limb. he remedy is simple, md within the
feach Of c"ory one. Cloths wet freely in
strong and cod solution Of salt water. applied
and persevcred in, generally effect cure. If
necessary 70 make shift and tho part is very
painful, apply the leaves Of garden NORWOOD.
wet III spirits Should the par, injured remain
week rs il sometimes docs IN severe sprains, a
safe remedy Is % pump or poar cold water
freely for a few fnornings.-Prairio Farmer.
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carry ca. adverse the interests Of your coun
Try NJ M'Gaushey only made speech bu, hs
voted against furnishing supplies carry the war,
ana we commend him fer the vote He deserves III.
thanks Vi his constituents
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TIE HITLER BILL.


State de9t, finally passed The stature Taes4ay last
Il passed tn Ser ate by minority vo.e / passe that
body by corr. bs-ains,-!:tiir short &C bribery We
hesitate say that measure has been passed
81 tbs legislature uPo4 wlie,l many appliances
brough, bear /, resisted however at every step
~ thos, who 5 bought; AMI molly l4 they
battle ii.e corrupt eheanery which fssorted t.
carry the measure
Te uii passed tie Ite.se and went 10 the SeHate-sev
era amendments by ody. and mhen
passage, thus every irte.4 The b
ted for 1t the House. During The time
un4rr discussion there's the Senate passed the
bill, and the special appropriation bill. being the
only important measures then pending before the iegasla
The House strucH amendment made by
the Senate. ana when il back the Of
that body there not quorum CT Senators present
The opponents lie measure were not responsible FOR
that Of quorum
The friends of the bl, hal induced one Senator to
leave, who had placed himself position that he could
for the h.!.-he off. Another friend Of
the bill lett AIoulay. Several other Senators had
le home, snpPoSng the bill would pass without OPP
position ON Tuesday morning several senators absent
81 themselves temporarily AVID calling the ayes and
noes found there not quorum present The
iIl itlef & course. The door keeper WIS
ana Seuetor ,s4o about leave founi aud
tahen tie senats CA4sae raul te Senator from Cas-.
who SEX. aud who had left his for about
$50 weeks t4en, eoAttlrE 70 tbs advice Of his ply
stefan. III, state House, ana t}tus quorum OBJ
tainsd, ANA tie I'LL passed.
'Ihe fv5euls Of t- Bul.er Bill pretend be horrlfed
tie conduct 81 these Senators who were absent
Tuesday morning Ihey 3enoauce the course as
,at.ouary and say ttt better fer any
however o eti2n45s. pass rather thaR should
Be hal q The breaking Of aao5am. We think dllr-
saty
Had t.ere been aa.e .H natsher # tncalels of the
senate u $50, who al have broken quorum, and
have eI.te. lire Internal asuroyeulcl.t hl would i, not
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t0&b Ri&S--Ihe loan ana Treasury bill has
become law, AMI 'te Secretary of the Treasury ma
now Of course, proceed to operate under We
tersand there every prospect Of his obtain
tie necessary loans, the w ashing
The regiment bl is still under in the Sem
ate. Mr. Schenck the 9th, called up resolutions
for the withdrawal Of the Army &c, and il created
great confuson- change Of about 80 "the
party decided MOTTO consider the resolutons On the
18th the Naval appropriation bill Of con-
teRtion the House, the dominant party wished to s,op
debate, and the opposition resisedgag no gag was
the quesuah-notons were made and the yeas aud nays
called ana taken each, and. Judging procee-
olngs as detailed IN the Baltimore Patriot, the House
must have presented perfect Bedan-a scene disgrace
full alike to the actors and the nation
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