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BIBLE SOCIETY," MEETING.

O,cing to the uery Indictment ,ceather q: The
time appointed for the December meeting Of
the Shenandoah Bible Society, the Society
having fa;lsd Of a meeting on he day appoint
ed, til: friends Of the cause are hereby notified
that an adjourned meeting m;N be holden IN
Mount Jackson OF, Friday the 7th Of January.
At t,co O'Clock IN The afternoon meeting wiil
be he'd for the transactias Of business At
night addresses may be expected from the min
isters present.
Hitherto each Of The three meetings appoint
ed for !Sirasbwg and Mount Jackson, hare
beer. prevented By m(acorable ,geathsr BIZ
some This may be construed into discourage
nnent Of The Society's undertaking. Not so,
ho,ceuer wsth hin, ,rho has anything like pro
per ris,c The important objec, Of the Socie-
tvs existence. The SUPPLY q our country ,cith
he Word Of Life is q subject worthy cf the
efforts Of all ,oho feel Interested in the mora
and soeic! Improvement Of our .fello,c country
men. Especially Of those uho at The establish
n,cnt of the. Society. came up nobly to lis help
IN the ,ray Of contribution, it ,ciu not no,v be
expected that they ,viA suffer hcnaselrs 10
gro,c ,ceary in ,reH doing o., suffer the cn,.se ts
anguish by reason. ef the Indifference IF IL.
friends. Let us then. as mana as lore The
cause Of religion and rirfue, embrace the on
P0rtnnity 'ohich, Providence permitting, aoi
be offered on that day. Of testifyi,,g the inter
est zee teet IN the Societys success, by makig
an effort to meet ,cith the friends IN .Nouul
Jncksor and its ricinity ,rlo man gather on
that day to hear and confer together upon the
subject cf the distribution Of the bible to the
destitute in on,r cotirty. ~.
!. W.M 4. GR.4WFORD, ssc'y.
Woodstock, Dec. IS.
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Avast there, B'hovs +!

WE would just invite those Young gentlemen
who wish to secure the good opinions Of the
Ladies to csll in at Nos Market Street. where
we will supply them with some certain articles
in the way Of clothing which will set them off
to such adv aniage that they will split the
hearts of half the girls in these diggins. Just
drop in and we will show you
Splendid French & English Cloths;
French Plain & Plaid Cassimeres;
Satin, Silk and Velvet Vrs,ings;
Satin, Silk & Bingham Cravats;
Nutria Hats, Cloth Caps, Sc.
Ant, every other article to trim you off com
ple,e. Now RENE mbe- that all the above ar
ticles are to be had at the New Store Of
Dec % CLOVER & GOLLADAY
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HOUSE, SIGN,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
G1LuxNd AND GLAZING, 90
AND

GILyxNG AND 0LAZIJdG, & y
VHSTiE undersigned respectfully informs tn.
n citi1ris@ Of Shensnlo'h and adjoining
counties, that lie sill con,n IS to cxrrv on ali
he above branches of Painting. He deem.
/. proper to state. that he not only served +.
regular apprenticeship under a mas,er.paint-
or in oHe of the most fashionable cities in the
State, but that he has worked in most of the
principal Cities. in the United States. He
therefore fiatters himself, that for durability,
yar.eI, of colors and neatae~s, Of execution
All WORK entrusted to bin shall be superior
to that done by anv other painter in this place
or vicinity. Reference may be had to the
olEowing gentlemen. who have had ample o.,
por'un:tl-s Of Judging Of the character of his
work, and who have VISITED some Of orr prln-
cipa cities sns. seen the best specimens OF
2anting Ia be found
Dg " W MAaRUDER, On II WusDgn,
Da :! G SchsIrT. sc WILLIAMS,
JoHv 'CLowkH, ST.. JOIN KoONTz.
CHAnLas, " kLsn, RkUsKN NALToN;
N. T.. In those in the country " 10 conceis
thea Ives IN be expert painters, but WIG
ere sadly deficient III many respects. he would
Just say, that, if they will call upon
INN, he will Instruct them in the art of graf
ming. marblng and Aattening walls. on very
liberal terms, as there is ample room for JIM
pr 'vement. ROBERT BLAIR.
Woodstock. June Us
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY TO THE
WONDERFUL EFFICACY OF WIS
TAR'S BALSAM.
NEw,SGros Cam Esb ! 1910

NEwlEGToN, Con. Feb !, 1916.
Mr. S. w. FowIe:
Sir-Having purchased of Mr. Charles P.
Wells, your agent at Hartford, Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, and being 50 much graf
'stied with its effects in my own case, am dis
posed to give you and the public statement Of
my case-that Others similarly afflicted may
avail themselves OF the benetit to be derived
from this truly valuable medicine.
was taken with bleeding at the lungs abou,
the last Of April, 1915. [ Immediately an
Piled to MUSICIAN and followed his directions
for considerable time; but stIl continued 10
bleed every few weeks, and TO all appearances
l was rapidly mixing - the grave. then
applied to OTHER physicians-alfd although un-
der the treatment of some Of them became a
little more comfortable, Yet the attack ofbleeds
ing required every few weeks until had the
seventh, at which the quantity of blood dis
charged was near halt a iea-cup. Every sue
cessve attack seemed to reduce me lower-til
ut last had no appetite. had severe pain
IN my right side, SO that could hardly turn
myself IN Ted without help--and the pain al
| times was SO severe that | could not refrain
from groan:ng. At times | also had severe
pain IN my chest and left sde. now asked
my physician what he thought of MY case
tie replied that ought 10 know the worst Of it
that he thought should not get well. This
! was on The 10Th of Seplember. then pur-
chased at the store Of MIR. Wells a bottle Of
| Wistar's Balsan. | continued to nse t--and
| from the first TWO bo:tles did not notice much
benefi, except that my appetite became better
and an ulcer upon my lungs discharged, after
which became comparatively free from pain
| After takipU the third bcttle gained in flesh
as mucn as one pound per week for five weeks
| have now taken seven bottles, and am able to
do good deal Of work in my shop; and al
though am not quite as string as formerly
| have every prospect Of becoming So, ! would
therefore recommend to h public WISTAR'S
BALSAM as berg most invaluable .,,edi-
! cine and one every way worthy of their entire
confidence. | have not a doubt that through
the blessing Of God it has been the means Ct
rails ng me from the grave.
Yours. &C., s,
$. B. LAMBERTON.
For sale by DR.. Schmtt, Woodstock Va
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New MARKET, Dec. 6, 1S47:

Mr.. EDITORIALS this is the age Of
'boas'ing of large Cabbage and Pota-
sces. long ears of Corn, and tail stalks
of Wheat and Rye, permit me, for the
benefit of some of your ftl!owtowns-
men, who will probably know how to
appreciate my s'ate'nent,'o ieE you Of a
"B;g Fishing Frolic" which came off
one of the seven days Of LAST week.
Under the superintendent Of ven
erable and most skilful fisherman Of our
YiIlage-and one who Usually acts as
commissary on such occasions-a
small company was gotten up for the
purpose of taking fish with line and
rod This company set out early on
Thursday morning Of last week, taking
with them fishing tackle, full supply.
The day, which was none Of the mos,
pleasant for an occasion Of the kind,
was passed at fishing, except at inter-
walls Slight interruption was occasion
ed BY the nsdal cry Of "ali hands to
mush'' "a sign that the labors Of all
we're to cease, and partake of the a.
bun!ance, which their venerable chief
had through his bountifal providence,
provided for the occasion. After din
ner all hands were again assigned to
their duty; and 80 the day passed, Tn
Ill twilight put stop to their labors;-'
which were not crowned with III sue
cess, for upon an accurate count, there
were found 81 fine fish, varying in size
from 10 to 81 inches in length. The
largest weighing 8 pounds and l
ounce.
Beat this, ye fishermen Of Wood
stock
A FIsBFuMAS.
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# Aug. Layne, Michael, Gillespie, Taliafer-

If Aug. Layne, Michael, Gillespie, Taliafer-
70 and Hargrave.
Armory Messrs. Roane, Martz, Beard c. US
lis, Howard of +. Kelly, Turner of H., Stone,
Cowper, Carroll, Graham, Tanzey and Briggs
To examine Executive expenses for the cur
rent year. Messrs. Perrow, Moseley, Harri-
son of Brunswick, Thornton, Chandler, BAN
brick and Major
Roads and Internal Navigation. Messrs.
Stephenson, Raymond, Lancaster, Moseley,
Thompson Of g.. Wall, SJme. runs.all, Floyd,
VERIFY, Parks, Edgington and Rector.
To examine First Auditors Office. Messrs
Lacy McElhenney, Coleman. Morgan, Wun-
der. Turner of Patrick and Scott Of Preston.
TO examine Second Auditors Office. Mesrss
IIiett, Thompson of Jeff Hill of F. & n,
Gillian. Jacobs and Briggs
Boykin, Brooks, Pannels, Webb, Rives and
White.
Registers Office. Messrs oldham, Bur
all. Gillian and fargrave.
Treas,!rer's Account Messrs. Raymond
McEhenney. Cloptnn, S;urm, Cacaley
Guerrant, and Hill of Shenandoah.
To examine bonds of Public Officers. Messrs
1dlt, E1uiItOHuShi, NaGIGuIlIi, ~ )DClio, " Cot
Walton and Stlinan.
To examine Public Library. Messrs. Tun
sail, Watson. Wood, Clopton, Maclin Ct e..
1aliaferro and Goodwin.
Ssrcuture & Manufacturers Messrs. Oar
s5i. Scruggs. Thompson of Bot, Hamilton
Rector. Tomlin. Gardner, Macin, Cachley
Edmondson, Colson> and Morgan.
= Enrolled Bills. Messrs. Slillman, Michael
West, Dice. Maclin Of G.. Kelley S, Cowper.
= Lunatic Asylums. Messrs. VERIFY. Roane
Tate, Shelley, Howard of J. e. & w
Camm and Wright
Banks. Sylne. Harvie. Harrison of London
johnson of II. s. d., Pannell, Newton. Mose
ley j ohnson of A. Powell Thornton s. Barbour
Trade and Mechanic Arts. Messrs. Layne
Gillespie. Graham. Turner of P. Mar,z. Wo
mack. Turner of Henry, McGinnis, Busdeit
Brooks and Bnrwell
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CANCER CURED!

yaHHE subscriber. living near Ei;sl.lsnd
E. Court House. Va. would state to the
public. that lie has been very successful in Gu
ring or, reihu*inE GAMERS. Those who are
thus ;'fh ctea arc invited to call on him By
his mode OF treatment. cancers OF moderate
re are taken out or extracted in nine or
twelve days from the applicable on of his med.
'cines Charges moderate Letters prompt.
" ycplic1 to. !. I. TABLER
August Is III ye.rt5
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C.

HUE und:rsgne have on hand as follows;
II II iIh1s' p r.. & ~ o. Sugar
10 do n O. and Mas. Molasses 10 bbls.
{. N. o, do
Hid. Boston Syrup. 100 bags Rio Coffee
10 bags Old Java do 10 White La do ~
5000 lis English, Stewart & Wolsey & ".
IT Sugar
10 Half Chests G. p, Imperial And Black
Il Boxes No. /, easel Cheese. 9 casks
20 Box. Sperm, Adamantn. s. Mould Can:
dies
10 Coils Rope from 1.2 TO ia inches ..,n
Rox. Rossih Soap: 10 do assorted Can.
>. dies
20 do and half do Rasins, 100 Kegs assert.
ed Nails
30 Bags baltimore shot; 200 lbs. Bar do
A. Blister. +. Blister. Cast and Shear
Grain. Grs<s ard Dutch scythes.. strop I.
ron, ny ?, by 10, 10 by IL, and il by Is
Window. Class, ROUND and Square Iron.
straight and twistsd Link. Trace and Halter
Cha ps, sNrts Tarpensine. Flaxseed, Sperm
and Fls, o'is. Crackers. +. Salts, Pepper,
Spree. Lam2black, and general assortment
OF Dye s'uiis. Boots. Shoes; Fur. brush. Leg.
"or''' and emp Hats, with general stock Of
every article. in tifeir line. All Of which will
DC sol low for Cash or in exchange for coun::
'fy sPronuce. WOOD & BANNER.
s7pepos, Winchester. May 8.
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FOR THE SENTINEL.
/. Find three ihtegrainunbers whose
sam may be a complete cube.
2. Find two numbers whose sum,
and the sum Of whose cubes, may both
be squares. TYRO.
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4 = II
" tefe he cal, he seen at ans, time eSs .ezsz.
That :he public may have some idea Of the
superiority of the Cotswold over the Sheep
known in this county, they will state thai
some Of the most Indifferent OF those raised
by NJ Ware were hutchered in Washington,
last spring, by Mr. O!tsrback, which weighed
as follows: Two years old. 22o. 227, Sci ona
year old, 1873. 16o, &c. =. -,
Those who my wish to improve their Stock
can de- i on the following terms-For every
lamb, 81 So, ,.oI every third lamb, as ndiyid.
ua's ma. prefer. For further particulars cali
upon the subscribers. about four niles west
of Woodstock. NIi.EY & RHODES.
Ang - ,.. 49,. ,...+...,
The following secept will speak for itself:
Rccei.etis august 5, 1847, OF Mr. Martin F:
htiey, OF Shenandoah county, the sum of one
hun,ire.i dollars, for his choice Of my !, Dung
bucks one year Old the spring Of 1917
weighing at that time think go f5s to the
best OF my recollection having weighed him
t''enf with care he is high and ptire bred Of
tie Co's"ol'i Creeti-hred BY ri,e-his sire
WAS raised by me, and his parents were i'm
por'ea.-his dam WIS also imported.
JOSIAH WM. WARE
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an English Annual for Fogr Cents =.

One thing it is thought important to men
, tion~ No ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN GODEy'S
LADY'S BOOK WILL BE RErupLisHED IN
THE LADY'S DOLLAR PAPER, and iice
| 0crsI. .
One reason for changing the Reprints Of the
London Magazines to the I.ady's Paper. Is tina,
we were then bound to give merely Reprint
OF what was good and bad. IN the Dollar
Paper we have It IN our power to repel the
bad and give only the good; and we can
communicate more freely with our subscribers
:-gi; ing them every novelty in Dress Accom-,
pllsis'nents, etc, that we may find either in
THIS country. France. or England, being in
| nowlse restricted as we were before, We felt
| this to be a weight upon us and our endeayors
row we are free. We give one notice. not
having room for more. of the estimation that
our Reprint, and ourself. were held By the
press.
1''GoDkr's REraiS7 OF TIE I.oxiDo;s WOMB
+; OF FAsHloN, and Mo>THLr MAGAZINE OF THE
lounTs"r L.oNnoN AND PAnrs-Containing
Fashions. Literature, Music, Fine Arts, the
Operas on hand and answers fully our best
expectations 1t is printed in Philadelphia,
by l. A. Cooley, (that Napoleon Of publish
eis) in first rate style. 1t and his Reprint Of
'Backwood's Magazine are decidedly the
cheapest Magazines in the country; and we
t"'"N ihs WV J'isC Su'lHNl De. sustained llOEr
ally. Shield Sno,o Hill, Nd
Articles from the Reprint were, COPIED into
Meals Gazette, scott's Weekly Paper. Ger.
| 'nanfown Telegraph. Philadelphia Spirit of
he Times. The Sun. and hundreds of other
papers throughout the country.
| 1t Is in our power to pro.!,ce-aided nv
| the able assistants we have-a work that NAV
| fairly be entitled:
A LADY's PAPER!
| And we Wilde It. We wo,ild prefer ,h,.
the work should be seen and Judged by its
merits which is better teste than mere
| prospectus.
TERMS:
Single copy. one year, playable in alvance,Sl.
Six copies, SIS. Thirteen copies, $40.
Address T., A. Cooley
lib Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
GA specimen will be sent to amy pers on
! ordering 1t. postage paid.
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GREAT INCREASE OF READING sATVER!!!

as em n e the ensuing year wal present many no " and N'sl to 1e
f LEAD amocthe Popular Magazines 'h OF i'm
is
o pl Hmen.
Bk be tanned
IL Family be
The useful and beA i vfz@.
the minis Of
it D puhlN dareI and
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STROTHER J. BUI6ER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER,
Warranted to be ofthe best qualitv.

Il DDREss, Woodstock. Virginia. Work
IN done TO order and charges made mod
crate. credit oftweive months given in all
cases
June 10. le47--yssr' $50
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW
Fall + Wfinte,' Goods

NHE subscribers, having lust returne.
e from Baltimore market. would respec,
fully ihform their friends and customers tina
they are now opening a splendid assortment
of Fall and Winter Goods, which they intend
to Sell at very reduced prices, owing to the
unprecedented low prices in Baltimore 1t this
particular t.me-having hit the lowest market
ever heard of. Our supply consists Of every
variety Of Goods. suitable for the season.
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods;
Caps, Hats, Shoes & Boots;
Domestics;
Queensware;
Hardware;
Confectionery;
H., Groceries, Sc. &c.
We deem j: altogether unnecessary to en,m.
crate ARTICLES, rs We aie satisfied that if orr
friends viii give IL cali we can accofnmo.late
them with anything they Nay want. Having
purchased our goods exclusively for cash, we
VIII be able TO furnish them at prie es W hich
VIII Please AL. We only ask of you to give
us call and we will do the business ,,p brown
Remember that no. Market Street. opposite
The wholesale and retail trunk and barnes IS
factory is Tie place where we may be found.
Our terms are cash or s months time to pune
! lual dealers Country produce taken ir ex.
change for goods'at market prices
Thankful tor the liberal support we have
received. we shall endeavor 20 merit a contin-
uat'on Of the public patronage in future.
DEC "a GLOVER & GOLLADAY.
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AMELIA; OR, YOUNG LADY'S VICISSITUDES
NEW NOVEL BY MISS Les LIE.

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FASHION PLATES IN EVERY NUMBER.
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The LADY'S DOLLAR NEWSPAPER,

! Thiswo it is the intention of the pub
Usher. who is well known to THE American
! public, to make far superior to" any other
Family newspaper of the dav. 1t viii be rub.
lished at ONE DOLLAR per an,lnm. pavable
in advance, which will only be about four
! cents for each number. lie will be assisted
by number of Literary ladies, who are an
x'ous to see publication in the shape of a
newspaper issued that may be worthy the
patronage O! their sex. 1t is he intention of
the editors to rescue from oblivion the W..
tngs OF the most emmInent female writers
! such as Miss Scdgwick,. Mrs ,Sigourney, Miss
Gould, Mrs. Embury. Mrs Stephens, Mrs
Child. Miss Fuller, Mrs Kirkland, Mrs. Os-
good, Mrs. Fanny Butler, etc; efc. The best
Stores and Essays that are published ii, the
| English Magazines will be transferred to its
eo!amns; and the public viii get through
TINS medium twice Tonth an opportunity
TO contrast the Literature of America witE
England. and will receive for ONE DOLLAR
what is charged by other publications from
So to So
The matter will consist of TALES, POET.
RY... ESSAYS, Feminine ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
Useful Receipts jr the Toilet, (fro1n work
which has been imported expressly \ Fashions,
1He. HenUa. Fancy JTork. House keeping, Do
a1esnc and faney Coohe~y. (irom Soyel's
tseeat Nook. just published
This PAPER is intended 20 take the place CT
the reprints Of Rlackwood, and the London
World OF Fash!on-two w"rlss, which have
received the unanimous praise Of the News
papers of this country. of which we have in
our posse ssion more :han one thousand favor,
able notices. The best articles from those
wo"ks will still be given.
ONE GREAT FEATURE WILLIE
the Entire Republication Of ALL THE MOST
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS, giving
Ter Four cents the Literary Matter of WHIT
here would cost from FIVE to TEN DOL
LARS. Upon this we alone count for an i'm
mense subscription list. This is plan never
before pat IN execution liz this country, and
We are much mistaken iii the taste OF tie i
'nerican ladies', il it does not proee an agree
able one
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ut .aas1y yo,tr Small Sheep, and Make Tvas,
For THE
OORaWWIDa

GINCERELY DESTROYS of introducing am
~ ong the farmers of Shenandoah county j
stock OF Sheep. in every respect superior TO
the present Indifferent race, the subscribers
are happy to announce that they recently
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-23

10 KEGS White Lead in Oil, justrecsi.
4 a we'd and for sale by
July WALTON & CO
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In BOXES ASSORTED CANDY. lust
~ received and for sale by
WOOD & BANNER.
November H. Wincftestsr Depct.
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DEY's LADY,s BoDil

Magazine alar
Of sulscrber
WE the united I.,mo
"sred rom time to tune ct OUR INCOMpAR - -
Il e r. MS, &, e.
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articles Washington fv
Dana, r g S si""s i'eck Plng Mrs" Mss ~
ra a Novelette, which viii shortly omnnce} Mrs Am' PARK oeJ
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One COPY Gone ys3 cdng bci1sn !GvsrArEn) > %
One frw years)
Eve copies tone ",
Eight
'odey 3 Ladys Book and Songs People, -; " o.
me making the largest #
DOL
entitled to the L4Dl'S DOLLAR " VIZ as" "
SION. e'''e' the ousf dollar
oJ As2enen number will person ordering it. postage n,
l.
lis Chestnut s,rectPh lsiep
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purchased very fine BUCK
f,he COTsWOLD BREED
lie IS now on the farm of the
-n ter partner Martin +. Miley,l
ter+ he ean he seen at AMI. time.
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1922
EoR THE SENTINEL,

A FIsHERMAS.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-23

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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-23
NEGROES FOEg SALE.

Dec. %, lS47-4t.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-20
SENATE.
WEDs EsDAY, Jan. l3s 1887,

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. d. 1897,
Petitions presented BY Mr.. Wheeler.
from citizens Of The State 81 Iowa, n re,
istion 10 giving license BY MI Brown
ing. from citizens Of Desmoines county,
IN relation 10 section sixteen.
Mr.. Brown, from The committee on
Elections, 80 whom was referee a petit
ton from citizens OF Pennington township,
10 Van Buren, county, on that subject, re-
ported bill 10 establish an eleetionpre-
cinct at the Town Of Pennington, and a
oil TO establish an election precinct at
Pennington; which was read first and
second times s.Fs
Mr.. Browning introduced a4bia in rec
iaaion 10 collectors, sheriffs aid .orcHers'
deeds; which was read first and second
imes. and laid on the fable
The Joint resolution il relation Il OBJ
talning the privilege from he. SAee Of
Missouri 10 erect dams across ii (Des
MONIES river, was read f.st ard sl3ond
umes, and ordered 10 be read atfiro=6ine
tomorrow. I'D
The bills 10 establish the time ,of Sold
ing township elections was reid ;.first
sna second times end referred to The som
mittee on elections.
Inc bill to provide for taking an =snu-
@sfaticn Of the white inhabitants q the
o'.te, was read first and second times;
and on motion Of Mr. Sanford, referred to
seiec' committee. Messrs, sSarsord,