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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

TurspAN, January 10, ls47.
A communication received from the House con-
curing the amendments made by the Senate to the bill
relating several Improvements in the city Of Norfolk
Also-tha the House had agreed in the amendment. 70
the Winchester X Potomac Railroad BILL with an amend
meni-I Laid upon the table, on motion Of Mr. MeMvL.
LEN
Joint resolution from tho House. to GO into an election
for Councillor ct State Thursday the els inst to fill
the vacancy caused by the expiration Of the OF
vice Of John -. Patton, coucuucd in
An act subscribing tho part Of the State for two hs
Of the stock of the Giles, Fsyeue & Ksnawha Turnpike
Company, was ON motion of Mr.. STARK, laid upon the
table.
Mr. BoNpukANT moved to take up tho Lynebburs and
Salem Turnpike bill fLostl
The SrEAGKS submitted to the Senate a communicate
from the Governor, enclosing document from George T.
Washington in relation rciGndng certain tolls collected
by the State OF Virginia.
MIR. McNufiEN offered tho following resolution
Resolred That the Chief Magistrate OF this Common
wealth DO respectfully requested lay before the Senate
the names Of the applicants for the field officers OF the re-
gmen recently raised IN Virginia, with a copy of the re-
cord o the proceedings OF the Executive Council in ma
King the appointments.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Cox indefinitely postponed: Ayes
10; Noes 10.
Upon motion OF Mr.. GAEKErr. the Senate adjourned.
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wh,x Convention \. sco,t.v,l,e.

Pursuant suggestion made by the wings Of Bedford,
siona District Convention held in scot,sse on the
9Th inst Tor the purpose OF selecting Wing Candidate
for Congress In tho coming election.
Tho delegates in aitcndcuce having convened ut ~
o'clock in the Presbyterian Church. the Of which had
been kindly rendered them-Dr Charles Carter Of Albe
marie called to the Chair and James Mason OF the
same county apponied Secretary. The Chairman explain.
ed tho object OF the meeting. and the Wings
Of the District the bright prospects OF before
them In brief but beautiful address. The Convention
then proceeded to business and sundry
from absent delegates having been read tho following
anbe and resolutions offered by John Moon OF Al
bemarlc, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas We feel assured that shall comply with the
wishes OF tho Wing party in District in selecting wM
l. GoG0IS as the champion OF in the coming
Congressional election. Notwithstanding the neemency
the weather and the general understanding that Mr. Cog
gin will be the nominee Of choice, and sundry other
have conspired prevent full upon the
Convenuon-and whereas we have received communiea-
Mons nom one or more counties not represented this
meeting expressing determination to abide our choice
aud desire that W. should ut mako known the
candidate prefer, Therefore Resolved.
l-L That we respectfully present To Wing brethren
at the District, as the Wing candidate for Congess in the
coming election, VILLAS l. GoGoS OF Bedford; gentle.
man IN whose commentator nothing need be said, and
"a whose nomination feel assured we shall meet with
the hearty and unanimous OF the Wings OF
every county in the District.
81. That earnestly call upon Wing brethren
To- be wa;chiul and unwcared another effort redeem
tho shoestting district" from the clutch Of democracy,
whilst we feel authorized to cheer them with the prospect
that accomplish desirable object, II but
exercise the proper spft aud energy.
81. That committee OF five be appointed by the Chair
man, whose duty shall be To communicate with Mr. Cog
GIN aud inotm him OF his nomination, made without dis
senung voice OF this Convention.
18th. That copy OF proceedings DO published in the
Scottsvillc Times and the Wing papers OF Richmond.
Lynchburg and Charlottesville. The following gentlemen
selected by tho Chair perform the dunes required
OF the Committee authorized DO appointed by the Sd reso-
luton-Wm. w. Gllmer, Dr. j. l.. Walker. Col. John
Coles Thomas X. Dunn, and John = Moon; and on mo-
ton. the Chairman added To tho Committee.
On motion, the Convention then adjourned.
CHAS. CARTER. Chm'n.
JAMES W. Mason Seery.
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Destructive Firc--LoSs SGO. OOO-Shock-
ing Tragcdy

GA Saturday morning, aboni O'Clock, the grocery store
OF Mr. nhmpson Rca. the 2d ~ the continuation OF New
tons beautiful block at brick Main st. afer turn
The corner oi Market Square was discovered o he an
fo and the flames spread Ia the apoeciry and druggist
store OF Mcssrs Robertson COrnlck the one side and
the stOfo Of McsSfs Fafant IuudOn on the other which
wero totally destroyed The dry goods ttore Of N.ssrs
Paul Pcgram Co o the corner adIoninplihat Of Ro
beHs2n Cornek wa, saved with great diculy were
a.so those 81 MoJsfs Boudgood & Co, HP & N Anck-
err aud oiicrs occupying the adjoining block.
The wind blowing heavily iom the South comrnunica-
ted the flames to the oppo.e building Main street. IN
which were the dry gouds store Of Mr Edmund Dorncv
aud tho Jewcfy and silver store o Mr. Joseph VI
Freeman this. too was destroyed, and the one adjoining it,
occupied by Mr. II Broughion. a,oheciy aud druggist
l"d mcA'fs vckcy u Enih. booksellers aud siauoncrs,
though saved was much injured ia front
The entire loss by this fire Is estimated at 800 600 dis
tribu'ed ss follows:
Now'ons buildings, soa,h side OF Main street, 600;
insured
Talbors d, North edo do, $4,000; do.
fnnl. Pcgran n Co.. loss and damage IN moving ~ to
$lJOO0, do.
Robertson 4 Cornick, lo.s $1,000, insurance $4,000.
Sampson Rea, oss UotaD $1,000; insurance 5000
Fauant & London, SlJOn. insured
Jos Freeman 10 $4,000 fiO-k covered by insurance:
but none oa f,"ni,ufc which nearly oil destroyed.
Edmund D'fney los aud damage by moving goods, ,
90 $780, insured.
Vim. II. Brouah,ou. do do. do. 500. No, ia
suroi.
yicko,y 4 GrHia, $500. injured.
r. g. B'nlofd los and damage removing stock Of dry
goods e3jUO; insured.
n. =. & N. Ancker, do. do. do. $1,000; insured.
8. $ Dawt1, do. do. do $1,000; do.
The Herald has tho following notice Of distressing
cdcnt which occurred after tho 6re.
Aiior the engines had ceased playing the smoking
ruins which thought they had ccciualy cKtnguish-
3D. some boys yenurod in among them ard began search
iug about lf "ndinas" and IN turning up the rubbish IN
the cellar Of Robertson Conicks store volume of fame
caused by tho ignition Of vessel of cnfnphno spirits oi
turponBc concealed beneath, suddenly burst up covering
two o The boys with The burning liquid, and ey in
sianty developed in flames 1hoy scrambled out and
gained the in this hoiui plight Several hundred
people near yet afford them tcIci impossible
for each Of tho boys vas literally pillar n FIRE
One Of the hapcss youths instnctycy 70 tho pump
The head n market square, "a distance Of about 30 yards
whore buckets Of water were nsanty thrown upon him
and the FIRE o1tingu dthe other fll Immediately
reaching tho Ffcet when the Ere was, with difficulty,
unguishcd, by throwing blankets around him-but ALA.
lsoTheY dfeadiuly burned 20 present m
appearance too shocking ~ describe.
Ono oi the lads u Mfa Blown, died soon after
ond to oihfr 81 Mrs. Daniels, wss not expected to
survive,
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Baltimore Market, lam. Is

Catte-There were $40 head OF Beeves offered at Tim
scales to-day The quality OF tho stock generally WAS nor
80 good as customary and prices lower Sales to tho
OF 1873 head were made and I 10 head ,cn, wv
frces ranged from S2iS3,25 per 100 lbs on the booC
equal To Slas625 net The average rate is about 80
Sales were made To day at SIS, 5OiS575.
tour-TheTe has been very lille business transacted in
Howard st Fioar since last review On Saturday 300
oos were sold at Si,15 The English advicos the 9Th
ulr published tins morning. have produced more frmnes
The only sale we hear OF to-day OF 50 bbls at
STA. Settlements for receipts were made ,o-d,v =,
ga. w.
The English has caused holders of CITY NJ liz
Flour TO be very firm So but hear OF no
sale Of 200 bbls. Susquehanna Flour day at 81 81
Grain-Wheat Is wanted but ,here are no roceipts md
We therefore unable name n quotation
Sales OF Corn, Saturday and to-day of both MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania yellow Is cts One or two MARCEL,
OF white brough, 63 cts.
We quote Oats ut - a 81 cts.
WHlSkEH Demand very limited and sales small AZ
30 cts ior hhds. aud - cts. for bbls
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FOR The WHO.
To the Legislature OF yir-inin.

see from the report Of the proceedings OF the Senate
IN the Wing oi the 18th OF January that the bill
passed the lower House. PROVED ne for survey of route
Tor McAdamESd road from Howardsvilo IN Albcmare
county, 10 stanton IN Augusta county, has been
by the Senate by tho decisive of 10 TO and thus IL
seems to me have refused grant large and
bic portion OF the citizens Of Abcmare Nelson and Buck
ingham the prayer OF their petition for said survey am
loss imagine what has induced the Senate 10
such course. Can II be that because Hovafdsyc and
Seoitsvic rivals for the McAdamized road the Senate
has resolved that neither shall have Or be that
the Senate Is resolved TO give 10 ScOsye regardless
the claims OF HOwa'dsvllc This surely be the in
tension OF Senators. Can they after oil that has been said
doubt that Howardsyie has claims that should not be eh
y oVerooked and that that place affords most easy
cheap and nearest approach from Saunon James Rver
ssk II u Just TO the interest OF the State or respectful
10 the feelings Ut the petitioners the lower
House, that the Senate shall refuse TO make an appropra
ton OF S2OO, q say S2JO, because suppose that
would be ampe 10 make the survey order that all doubt
may be removed rs 70 the best especially when
the peioneTsor lowardsVlc pledge themselves yield
an examination Is made, and found that the How
ardsvillcrouc is vastly superor1 The writer will max
proposition the SeLalors-and that II they are re-
solved TO disregard claims and slight prayers for aid
that they also refuse, at the session. pass bill
for Matchmaking the Scoisyc road; and we will by tho
meeting OF the next Legislature, make the survey and re-
port and II we do not prove, beyond doubt that we are
entitled 10 the road, nse al OF Scosyc, aud that upon
the score OF interest the State well from our ma
tual advantages, will yield claims and acquiesce
in the claims OF Scousville.
Before conclude, let warn Senators that they per
sisi denying US that which be Justly due
Us, (unes. am much mistaken ia the energy our peo-
pe) we WILL ON JOINT stock account, without the hid OF the
State, make our rOadnot road at all places;
will make three degree road on foundation for
the most part sandy grayry and stony from Towards
vile TO Thinking Spring meeting house in Augusta land
then McAtamiZe all low and placcsN n distance of
364 miles, where will intersect the McAdamized road
II Scnisyl!e gets II, and will make Tumpik. from
the foot oi the Blue Ridge Augusta Greensvs and
them to Middlebrook aud thus, by our own onegy Va
will secure for ourselves part Virginia Senate
denies us This may seem 10 be gasconadc but mark the
pf,dicuon-it will come 90 pass. NELSON.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence OF The Wig.

wAsmNeroS. Jan'y 18TH i6i7.
The Senate all day, to-day engaged in discussing
the Land Graduation Bill. Without coming any
eusion on this they into Executive session. aud after
few minutes spent therein adjourned early hour.
The House all day engaged in discussing the bill in.
croasiug the pay Of soldiers and granting quarter
OF land to each soldier The bill increases the pay
moaih think. 1t Government insists on going To
the soldiers should be better paid Think that cut
ting the threats OF Mexcans or fighting with the Yellow
Fever on the plains OF Mexico s about hard business
as attending the debates In Congress. presume the
beers would hardly like soldiers large pay
they vote themselves. think however. the soldiers ought
10 be paid at least double much they receive and
should also mileage. The only way make pro-
Pefy appreciated Is make the Nation pay the soldiers
something like fair remuneration II not Dc.
mOcranc" TO make men. who equal to the highest, per-
form the hardest work for the lowest wages.
There - proposition talked OF, the oflec
tual Tor terminating the Mexican is, send Mr..
RoBEET J. WALKER to manage the Mexican Finances
he manages their financial affairs badly he has
managed ours II he cnacs the Subrreasuty and gets an
Al Nalorcm TRuh Bill passed, similar that OF 1876
supposed he would bring the McHcans terms IN less
than thirty days. believe vt the Locofoeo Senators
has recommended this Mr.. Polk, the way OF Grip
ping the MeNcans. Since Mr.. Polk has furnished the
MeNicans with Commanding General, he might as well
furnish them with a Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mr. LOyER gave Concert this evening, the odd Fol.
lows Saloon, this city No~ outstanding the
ey OF the weather and various opposition places ct
nent, he had crowded House. There foreign Mu-
'ers, Senators, and Members OF the House, with thor
ladies' and other distinguished personaces present, who
were highly delighted with his performances. He leaves
tonight IN the boat for Richmond.
The opinion seems 10 gain cfedcnec that Mr.. Calhoun
will shortly make movement recalling our
troops To tins sIdo Of the RIO Grandc. BRUTUS.
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PETITIONS.

t"NtIho IN hoNDANis fRoSKKDISasl
MI Tnosr'"S OF Hot presented in relation the
Few county Out OF psrs Of Bosstoar Moaoe aud
koanoAe hr CASsosof Robt Rakr and ohef, paying
repeal OF snPessoa of the Act establish District fs sehoo
20 tA a. aPles 10 the eoanty Frederick
shenandoa1 LSse No -, ~ signed BY 40 ret.na fo
act o. incorporation that they
u an an'"n net esecedug i've dollars
snndry citizens OF Lunensurr county asking
the Meherin River declared lawful nee from Love
the frcsceni ant Directors OF
IN" REPEAL OF the Sd section OF the
c"ne'tnng the new Sheaanioah company Memorial
thr sane company Dhsans
tlo'fing the construction OF Railroad Pals
sh"nandoah uNt tothe od Furnace Baltimore
'oad "r'o hetes switch on te Winchester rotom,e
tad on thu tbc Mr Mossy-ofsOO eix OF Camphe Red
To d. sni Other counties for pssso OF son. law or other &C
Ton by the Legislature restricting power N. River
haaaw In company levy and
and limiting their power tolls by
The h 'eeton Of the original chatter BccocN similar re
uion OF citizens OF Cumberland MIR GIigr
for the o. thc for the I'm N. Of moor \
honsc eH"s OF fAnCuie and Loudoun for Railroad u
Ties Pals GA the shtnnndoah nier-eet IN. Raor Ohio
haoac nj "a" o Furnace the
Potomac X H. al o this a a county
- OF ehilens ct The valley fctoa
Fery 10 Ae'ahlua ht
ING change m the time fhong the
ani 'hirccty COT hc counties Campbell and Appanan,
sgans Tie ioi' o.
Marion with tac county Shnst,n Tuo4rox
slt'en' 81 NcNtnta Tor chatter fo
aP-ts i'' VT otnaAN-A rl and survey bch,nof the
tenonsiahcc e" in" Thompson against
t'ty Ness tn Ohio 10 ~ Met-anS BANuRt,K-Of
'nSdN rns ct Brooke county,
toe e'mnu, oi tie Baltimore Ohio Railroad city
inr
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Fnn Oh. rn-rhn,. l.,-rIr.s..t

To me- WINGS Of The Cong,ss'i0agi DsfrieL
Tho lime has arrived whort Is necessary, without fur
hcr dony 10 take stops 90 select candidate, good and
ifu" 90 represent fbo prime pl.s which maintanmore
thoroughly altshei dion ever, looking u inc present Ia
mru'1h'c condition Of nur political snir oi the necessity
~ prompt united and vigorous efforts change the prescni
slate Of things Win this view. and unanmiy u seton
he fufos of success propose that delegates
b. appointed a tho approaching Couus Of ho different
Monday in Fcbmafy g. select candidate. This c1ufge
w cnufs omitted on. With this " BE- the cJnhden i
belief n hc writer, dat cen md will succeed. Motto
vaY, 30 be- believed, s hc Dry c1uny IN which court Tins
m.u haa been held, but there be- difficulty 10 that
of any other county making ho necessary appointments
10 foil time. a FAITHFUL WIG.
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OF all the accounts which have been received by the
Mississippi steamer the following extracts II letter adj
dressed 10 gentleman this city by an intelligent obser
Yer nj the Havana among tho most interesting We
hasten to lay IT before readers
HAvaN,, Jan I, 1877.
SiR: had the honor to address you the 9Th inst &c
qunntnR you with the arrival Of tho steiner Mississippi
from OIL Vera Cruz aud that Santa Anna had been elected
by the Congress with only two majority; that Campeachy
had sRain declared her neutrality and matching on
the capital henda) with SIX thousand troops in order
bring her into the measuTe aud that Guatemala had
cd tn" state o IabascO, and, IN fact up the shumus
OF Daren and supporting her claim with four thou
sand troops, under General Carrera.
The British steamer Idst in. bringing dates from
Vera Cruz TO the ID instant and from the city of Mexico
to the 3lsi umo and from that be relied
have gathered the following infOrmaton That General
Santa Anna at San LUIS the 25th ultimo with 10
port said twenty thousand troops but ia fact only about
hiieon thousand, and that he talked Of marching Sal
hilu' that the Congress- made up Of anything but the
better part OF the community, and fact composed
Of what called Mexico euIoiies VIII, had nothing
to osr and o course they for war that Congress Ind
ag oed TO loan OF one million dollars. The clergy
OPP sed 60 ", and II thought that amount could
MT be obtained. they succeed m obtaining this losn
t. last the war for months. Almonc had retired from
a. chair, and Canhlzo had takon his scat who was
III Ught TO be pacific Tho wealthy citizens 81 Mexico,
end those who have means Uf living. Tor peace, but
'r tho moment, compelled TO close their lips. Never
heoss thoyby waiting Tor Herrera. showed their feelings
on the subject The stepping aside Of AmoutO at this
| moment means something that 80 have yet to learn.
"Tho troops Vera Cruz are badly paid and fed
i UunptTuE tfcc W'isnnd hYo hundred, hud tie CasNs
about eleven hundred, with provisions only for month
/ n timc.
"Tho information from Tampico received at Vera Cruz
by The last packet relation IN the conduct II toopH
had Gained the feelings before felt towards tho volunteers
by the Vera Cfuziuos, and hoy speak the hghos
Of the American Gsacfa 1r the no to,k 10
cure private property and persons and that tho
lg1inst the Americans NJ Vera Cruz daily subding
Vera Cruz indignant against Santa Ann, and hs gov
ernment which manifested by their laio unanmou,
vote for Herrera.
"Al tho extra defence hahns been made about the wa
of Vera Cruz arc. that holes have dug near together
along The wall, and pixies pat into om and covered
with prckly pears that m marching up troops would
fall into ticm but We could soon lay plank them"
We understand that the Governor asd Council have da
ted the commissions 81 the officers OF tho different yolun
ter ,'ap1nos ~ follows Of they rank according
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Ehc TO- al or 80

Mf..r- LlI'l.. Please a..e1 ru1U as.ra iH r.YI
par,r. COLI aufnulu OBJ '.s a. .f f. e..l,r rr t.
cfpnnn lts N, Known fhst Hr Gentlemen Rene sr,
AsocatDn formed i1r ihc pIfD5lc ~ aiding tfe 10
ton d our czens have been called upyn fr th oil s. s
present season, aud ho Cuuu.r.c appointed 10 cyett
iunds and obtain subs io in Jsofou ward ore p.etaf.
"a 60 cal upon wrr ri .ogeus h' pfo.,Ht week '.,
tnat purp.ae lts inf,d thsta will h. s4s,... ,sss,
when called upon n t0ap,.d 'U..fr.y bod Ibsfs,y-
iHfcc du'lafs cYu.'i .Y.,s 1u snuH.I ..D.rnBrr
Tie ih"i '1-'rh h brood upon Goo .seia s.sI f.I
alter m5ny j.ys" a.
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To the Chairman OF tho Committee OF PRIV
Icg"s and Elections 81 the House OF UeIc.


prompt 'n 'yory good word end work b" i1s narnrg
tns se OF variety o u.el. aud laucy orco.,
made by nlo "s,vinr Circle" oi So tams-' Church and
many uEunss FOG ia palate besides The PRONE. %. Ga.
For are 60 be- devoted O, The plyment Of debt now doc
by hc Church-1n object which appeals O, he aerery.y
90. the public.
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Nnrriefl.

At Lombardy Grove, tho 9th Of December by tho
Rev Peter AnslIe DR.. JAsEs II. NoEr Miss = Llrr g.
daughter of Il. l.. Coyinglon, Esq
Or Religious Herald, Washington nion A nd > a.,
Recorder will please copy
On ThuTsday lIth inst. by tho Rev Tbom,. Jobnsor
MI JAMES r. HAASER to Miss SUSAN Goopr daughter OF
Mr.. Thomas Goodo, all OF Buckingham county Va
py- EnlulIcf WI pcase cnnN. ~ -
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By Magnetic Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. is, 2P. NJ.
sales OF Hour have been made at ) rs and at SIS
which is slight advance Saturday.
Primo yellow corn is held 63a6ic without lar,a
sales. "N
NEW YORK, Jan. Is, 2p.m.
Sales Geneseo flour $3.50. Nothing doing in oil or
brands-held at IS, 25a5,37I
Prime white wheat is held Mt ST., I6 small sales
Prime yellow corn has been sold At 74c
lotion Is firm at previous quotations Tho new, by
the Rochester has had the effect of making cotton and
ken placc.-Pairiof.
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Died.

On Monday the lch in',in, pleased u take ., hs.c
IosE hou-oN The youngest Natb,n and Mary Al
tnrT aged about 'h'e years Although these deeply pa-
renis have h1d their hearts with
ton NJ DIVINE Providence. yct-they
cation OF knowing that Their little that commas. on,
Saviour who said suffer Lite children unto M. and or
bid them not for of such the kingdom Heaven Ifty
ffayei they could bring him back sin tru,a n
aud 'orto" that payer would mt be uttered
interesting chd and though 80 young,
mistaken Of an intellect FAR ahsvo The ordinary tanse Hut lie
who lent him for hue good remove hun o,
thus imperfect AMI erfng state o v-
all tose faculties Will be fully developed powe ,,
ecfnay eonseraied TO The and enjoyment VIII,
loved and ad'"d by n the happy pin arouni Ills
appropriate and m this how consnlng tic
Patriarch, The ori and the Lord
cd be th OF the Lnrd
who knew the dear ehh and who ehdery sypahe with his az
ncted parents a.
W Lynohlurg paper requested 60 copy.
OF Consumption, At his residence m Chesterfield conn
ty, the 2jh ult, WIN JACKSON in the 55ih wear of
his age, leaving wife aud eight children to lament hor
ireparabe loss lie strict member OF tho Method
let Episcopal Church for many yoars md died consistent
follower OF the Lord Jesus Chst la private az in public
walks ho bore tho Christian character IN oil HE actions
II was his custom at home call his household white and
black, 10 prayers three times day-a duty which was
never neglected under any circumstances.
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IMPORTANT Dg'sIps.-Wo observe by reference to Co.
umhus papers, That the Supreme Court OF OHIO IN Bank
among other decisions, have decided adverse TO the city,
what has been called the Jew The court declares l,
ordinance OF the Cincinnati council, prohibiting trading
bafIeng aud selling Sunday void TO those who con-
seienousy observe the seventh Gay Of the week
Sabbath"