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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-20
A Fedral Roorback Nailed.

The Cadiz Republican of a recent date
stated that Hon. s. G. Pep0ard, State Sen
ator from Belmoat and Harrison, Lewis
Iew.on ESQ, and Dr. K Thomas had
.veeased to support Gen. Pierce on account
Of incompctency, &c. These gentlemen 'li
d pablish cards in the last Sentinel emphatleal-
" putting the of falsehood upon the story.
1lsssrs. PeppaEd and Lewton say IN strong
terms that they will vote for Gen. Fr"uklln
pierce, while Dr. Thomas much prefers
P,erce to Scott. So much for Roorback. 1t
Is by such reckless statements as these
that whiggery striyesto keep up its dFoop'hg
! spirits - teubrnviHs Unio
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r kTwe rejoice most heartily attbc defeat
Of Mr.. Olds for Congrcssin in Ohio. fle is
member Of the present Congress and dls-
! grace to i. lie is very dirty fellow
Loaisvillv journal.
,lgoh. deari The Coon "grlnned ghaslly
smile lectle too soon. oLDs IS elected
dear Cir. Can't you stand it--nO ho'c-
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The Borough OF Cadiz paysa Corporation Tax
of7-lO Of mill0r ccnis on tic SOD Of valnl.
tion. X. X. PRICE, Auditor Of Harrison CO.
September 6, 1852
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: FENIlBI'P shawls, wool shr Is. all comrs and
4 pioGs at WOOD Il .S.dIrIrS
I<OMFO RTS ,hoohs, hats cnps, torncts trim
~ mings, nlngs an extensive variety. at
WOOD and SMITHS.
FOR EYENTEaE,
YFEAVY blankets, all wool IA call soon,
I / and don't forget 10 enqri re for o vctc. eating
net stuck together but IN bc nndc good on the
shortest notice. ut WOOD and SMITHS.
ESONAE ETS and dress silk :, blark, changa-
I } bic, pta. aud figured all prices ut
WOOD and SMITHS.
$50 PIECES OE' CALICO,
nj EARLY all warranted madd'r colora,
/ y dresses trimmed out at any desired price,
r. AlLS con, tanty o'sh aud best make at
~. ..- WOOD and SMITHS.
/ oPES' bed cords T,,a" nd Lines ut -, r,,,s
ITROCERfES, all kinds ronst inty on hand
W AT FOOD and SMITHS.
=. :. We take cg rcrial pairs thut ouygro.
Ice,ies shnlI be Of the Let quvlity.
IS ADDLES. hridles, harness &C.. Of every
~ kind, furnished tu order on the shlrfet no
ince.by WOOD anG SMITH
/ EtARPET BAGS. caIpct crash, oil cloths ro
~ floors ana tables at WOOD Il SMITHS
! A LPACAS, pure alpaca u7rrcs. French
J "a melino the hest that is made, tll o,Turs
at WOOD and SMITHS.
ETELVETS, fancy TOR clltrcms wear, also nj
/ ' coors of hanneIs fey chIdrcns wear and
Trimmings, at WOOD & SMITHS.
pE UMBRELLAS. Mt
~ WOOD and SMITHS.
: 4 NOTHING oTall kinds on hand OF lnrnishq,
r " or maize n pom the shortest uotirn aud war
ranted to render complete Satisfaction by
fe WOOD aud SMITH.
Ia TOFFEE MILLS Isl q1aIity at
~ WOOD and SMITHS.
N UEENSWARE r in sets on my way. at
Sg WOOD and SAlTlfS.
IGtILK yc ket black and il oolors at
- @s54 G WOOD and SMITHS
fTANTON nanrels liusnys, Iri sh linens tweed
" &C., &c. at WOOD Il SMITHS.
| HNINE FAMILY FLOUR, fresh at all lime
4 and Il wheel barrow to lend, at
,-1 1..... WOOD s. METu'S.
Caai2, o ctobcr 10, 1852. Ho
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7eII. ACGcpI OF IHy EIIIII.Iut' -
kcspcrtiu!iy, MICHAEL GOLDMAN
Extract Of n letter from an cxtenaivs Merchant in
PminGeid, Livingston county, Micbighn.f EIs
- ....E u. 1.


PlainGpid, EiVtigstou county, Micbighn.f sia
'''iG PliuGelJ, Mir.h.. April 1852. &
Mr.. JolniD. Park Dear sis:7-Cr. Gulsott's
Yellow Duck and SarsqparDla is performing,
some isonshing cures ia this place. A Mrs
D. Strickland has jus! irtormrd me that one Of
hie ehiIdIcn, hps heeil cnuIeiF cured pfn very
severe case Of SerdlulH lJy ,ihoAuse Of only bottle
He had tried alIaost every hing that the Doc.
tors had prescribed, butnI of no nynil, as the
child continued getting worse, 1ffFsoreSare now
all healed up and the ehiH apparently well,
which is Justly .asefbed To- tho use the yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, gGl I'd l..2 g..eLsae
I9t ISignedl Yours, truly. II, a, BEAL.
fc4rPrice 81 per botte--six bcitles Tor So. .
Sold Ivy I'D. PARK, C'acinnatti. q.
Nortb.casl corner Of fohrth end Walnut streets
cntrnnre on Walnut strcc.--to whom all orders
mnst BIZ addressed. gt }.,s.a
Acgsre--7J obn BcalI and M'Bcan \ Knox,
Cadiz; Hugg u Parrish. Alosft field; JohnsliOgy
! Mt. Pfcamni; ]. Crumbacher g. Son, Wheeling
+. y. fleming, Scubcnvile; Isaac Holloway
Finishing Isaac Lewis, Georgetown; Il. 3. Yost
Wanenlpu; Thos. NicholsVR Iianisyille; Il
.. kia, Martins Ferry.
September J. is5R.
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OUEs WOE Is PAST 4!

Tie Lion roareh and Tie Sevel Munders
utterS Meir 0oiceS; lie that has an ear to hear
let him hedr. J ge. a tv .my7. E!l.
A. xE, e u e z G II
As just re- eived from the eastern cities a
l. l. large and sp pcndid assortment OF fall and
winter gOOIs which he propose, to tell 20 per
cent lowcr than former prices, he tnticTs him
sell that his goods were bought on as good
terms as any other house in the place, and also
when the stock OF goods in the cast were quite
a full MS AT any other time this fall, to my Gus.
toners and the put lie generally would say Gu,
aud see imy assertions are correct
. A. Ii. BURTCU.
/ Cadiz, October 10, 1852.
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a AplEo' DRESS GOODS ,,:n .notade
4 4 camrl"on and plain slks, n Ii nctuoes,
t.blt rl>ihcs. para.nU!tas, cash. 1.s, d, laims
po I'lins, y cnnize, nlparas, mer,ro&, and every
variety ol fail and water dress Goods. lhn, can
hc lopnl in this mar rket. If y.I want some
thinc nice and ia .hionahle, cali 1T ,.l.l
JOHN MCORMIC MS.
CaEz. Sep o.. 1852 80
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NEW CI.OTHING syoRF

. NEW CLUTH1NG STORE.
NM Il are now rrcri, Ing aud opening iIftis-
Wv Store Rnom ioln,rly occupS.I by
Milikcn & Gtimvs, Main strrct, apa,,site the
Court House, an nurivaild assortment on
Ready FE;sde Gl0tIliasg,
Consisting in part OF double and single over.
conts, ol every varieIy aud 81, le; sack and
business cOats; cloth ,cassimere. Sill linet, tweed
and jean Tapis;ycsts slnl Qualities aud sty les:
Mugyr, Mr xican and brush hats. tsr5s Eg' &
MOLESElRN hats, EXTRA,
Plush caps, Of ycriOus coors and stJ les Shirt
and shirt collars OF all sly les: stocks nd era.
yais; trunks, valses, SC &c. --.. - =
Which was made expressly to our order, eE
good material and made to wear, after the
most approved city style, and all ofwhich we
now o tter Tor cash u The lowest prices.
'"'1 'TFEE PEOPLE 414 u.I
Would find il gWa ily 10 their ad dgantage to giVs
us chb before thay parchase ,as We intend to
Keep the best general assortment, and give the
greatest bargains III our line, that have ever
before been offered to this community.
As seeing is bcioting, just call aud examine
for yourselves. J.p.JOIINSUN Il CO.
C"d'1s October g. $50. kE8sfEE
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NOTICE

Is hereby given thai will attend at tic usual
place oihoiding EIerlions in III. several town
ships of Harrison Comfy for the purpose Of re-
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Kisses Wear.

Misses Ena relied Leather Jenny Linds;
do Black Kid > do. - do
do Bron e'iippcd DO do
do Las rg Cutter Boots;
do Bronze do do aj irt.s. .rg
do CuIorcd Morocco do .
With good assortment of B1y's YOUTHS aaj
ehildren's shoosall of which we9will warrant
to give general satisfaction.
The Indies will find at this establishment n n
assortment Of fine shoes not surpassed in
placc. Our assortment will beltouHd equa to
any in the market, and the pficesa as low.
| Nav 5. 1852 ra.T PillLLlPS L. SON.
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~ O2U COsssG O3s.

g. a LII our old customers [and thanks be to
~ them their Eamcs are LClions) and II,
many more as can in any vEse make ii conve.
hi mt The more the merricr. The more custu-
mcis we have the ch Capcr we can afford to sell
iw dollars wur,h sold AT ten per cent. profit, is
better than one ut twenty per cent. This ID
our plan nla"ygoods and start prqfts. @tEs
Ne have the best winter stock we ever had
II grntrala ad almost universal variety, too le
dious o rrumerlc bat not too many 10 show
Come on then, we are very throng hut shalt bt
very glad to see ou. all.
Most respectfully,
i WOOD X SMITH
!. Cahiz, .Octobc, 10, 1852.
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ANoTHER Sc,ENTlFic WoNDEn! INPoaTANr
pYsrGprlcs -Dr, J. S. IIoushton's pepsir, t
true Digestive Fluid, orc astric Juice, prep
red from Rcnnet or the Fourth Stomach oil
OK, after dir ccipnso Baron Liebig. the gre
physiological Chemist, by ]. S. Iiougbton. VI
D.. Philadelphia This is truly a wend u;
IIemedy Tor Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Jaan dice
Liver Complaints Gonstipation, and Debility
lGuring after NatuFe's own Method By Naute'
'yh Agent. the Ghstric Jbioe, Pamphlets, com
taining scientific evidence of it's value, furnished
by agents gratis. See notice among the msdi'
snl advertisements.
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Awful Route.

The Democrats elected on yesterday theil
Mayor in Baltimote by 5000 majority!
I ohio by tweaty thousand
. Pennsylvania By fifteen lhousand'
4 Indiana by twelsc thousand
Where is the Wing party 4? Echo, an
swers where ~ 0Ao ,Stotesman.
There IS no route more awful, as they will
Gid ii. than Tho, route to Salt River in
November
: TIvR ENCH aud AnrrfUan cloths. Cashmere.
= Cassinets, T'weeds. Jrans, Linens. and a
lsFss sanety afpaHiaio0ns siad. chenpef ihaa
ssmsFlY, % o. hBd y. hFADDEN'5'
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LHWas Lew TON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
AND SOLh;iTOR IN CHANCERY,
my Ill IRACTlCE in IIarrisun and The adj.
wv jnining cnnnties. Crllcctl1fs. fIIe bust.
ncrs Of Executors md Administrators, Gunrdlnns
aud Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement of
Es'afer. aud all other business entrusted 10 bis
nrc,s will receive his prompt attention. Office in
tie oli stand, opposite Barfelt's Hotel
ocl4J.tY
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TEOTIlS. cassi sacres a nd vesings a splendid
" assortment at Fetaccd prices a; .ataggy
"s BURTCHs.D p
z AIDES dress goods, ui,c variety. at
h4I BURrCH 5. d
DONNET trimmi ngs, good variety At
ID u.5 BURTCH'S.
a. llAWLS,a a good assnr ment of Bay State
~ long sAawIs n cxtr elEely low prices nj
Cadi&, Oct. l3 1852. BUKTC lis.
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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock G. SarsaprrilIa. j

rs now PU'r u IN THF. LARGEST ST.
4 zed Bottles, and is acknowledged To be the best
SARSAPARlL4hA made, as is Ger riGrd by Jttse
WoxpERrUI. Cures it has performed, the origina !
Eoopieslofwhioh arei1 The p0ssEpsion OF the Pro.
priator. Rcmcmber, this is the only TRUE and
ORIGINAL article. e -'f .t,F -1la@
The Medicine, wen used according to direc.
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A9egs5 5agsapc2.sg.

N ERsa!DEvT1E has just received Tho larses
lFH and. best variety Of PERU MERY Y ever
liEered in Cadiz, conoisin il part Of the follow
hig: a1.1a aL& gait la
0o0, IIauel's Ghrystaline Ok Morrow, ht ai;
Pomade Phiocome, 4ae
'E Tnyiur's Elhohont Palmy rcse Soap, .,. +,
tG llulc Amiqnena fseHe A. laus4 II I..,s
N Bars Oil, genuine,
TayIUr'scelebafod Wash Ball, '5
'us Christiam'stPurc PeraI Powder,
IA Cologne, .hn,a!
nduel's Ijgtiy perfumed windsot sonp.
{ avs 9tIl tf I. NJ. DIVINE
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
S. g. III. rEEAnDErz

- Oa IA w z XssEGW I'm
A RE now receiving the largest stnc off ODDS
"A they have ever offered 10 to publia OF
Harrison County. onr goods were pntchased
m the most tavortble tefns. comp ising English
fcnch ,Grruiin, Mlia AMI Am merirnn manu-.
mcIucr Their stock being very extensive, The
nlost hsrhIuo us cannot aiI in being plensrd -
!'he attention the public is'in,itcd 10 "Ei ininc
Ills nagn;fcienl stock LeIore pnreIrrs ng else
where. s. u II. M'FADi)EN.
Cudiz. October Is. 1852.
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EOmeR'S Wear
women's Light qqiafel hid sRpp,rs, T. RouaI
do Bronze do Do I'D
do BLACK Kid slippers, frst quality;
do do DO do low priced
do. do Turn Round Jenny Linds
do Bruuze do rlo a
do Light colorcd do
do EnaIhelcd leather do
DO Black silk lasting de-
do Black lasting Gnitur Boots, a. H.
do Goct Welt Buskins; -.. .....
do Kid do do
do Coat Pcgged Boots. Heels;
do do do do Springs;
Ito Jenri Lind Buotsi II
do PolAl do
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THE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF
WASAG$I1G GsIOgG.
JUST PUBLISiIED

:
T. 3. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
P0RTRAIT OF WASHING GVON
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mea,lalisn d a,s ceAeainrg ~ AZ Jusli,
eisTs, lp'iFps lfieflri.
w Naalfn in'ralarri h.li, fshifl
unileI susPehsisu II Ihe n.i-s va lea1
iayfs lurs AZ prs-t.i d ailp~ fnnlssl
sine far tiir Slicpds & lie srFsfal rsua-
sirs 70 make lhrif lrtafas ~ lie saiss
gisra Il H. pfesss<n!.a; El~eaisn. Ths
bill. = efisinslly insfsdaee.l. as iasenslrsl
% spplx oalf - me r~mnsr r..anii~fs hnl
siler some rsHxeFsais0a4idr ha.r. = llap a.
ssance 81 several Sensiors. and ~slh lie
.es'hcaurnre. Of lhr niasrr. IL pEasls 80
seIe made general.
Tuesdsy, Nossmlsr q
A bill ausharising ilr pf.shzse 81 III
deeds and bills of sale requiring regissrs.
lion. befnre me elrrks 81 the cunt ~ ps@as
and quarter sessions = any time. was read
third time and passed.
Mt Thomas. from Ihe eommitee On
Internal Impfosesa<n's. repeated bark he
bill ennrefHing lhe Sea Ru@sd a0I RIA.
nake rail ioaa eomp&ny with snndry
smendmeais, II vas ordered 10 lie an lie
liable. ~zf IN
THE srna,e p'tfs<l<<;;l~a d The consider.
a'ian of he rper.@I or'Irr. hring The bill o.
1speal she esi~asnx lsw IL rrlas,nn ~ The
lime Of meeting n he General Assembly;
which n ed il. hui rsading-25 10 20.
On ms'h,n Of ~. Kelly, he Senate
sook mp The bill ,ossncanrage The invest.
msni n rsl4ial f,r INNING and manlfsc-
surIag purposes.
The bin vas amended, nv extending
The limits ~ ne existence 81 iIse. Corpora
sion- 70 ninety years. and passed IL third
reading,
Wednesday. November 10.
The bin 10 Incorporate the Caiawha
College. was read a sfrond iirnr. and The
amendments recommended by the Gem
misies agreed 10.
the bill conserving tie Srahoard and
Roanoke Rail Road Company Was read
second iiar, ani The amendmen,s rerani-
mended by the Committee agrred 10. and
ON noiian DC Mr.. Jnynrr. The rules were
suspended, and The bill real ihird nme
snd rasse..
The bid 10 repesl 70 murh of The exis
ling law ~ requires The legislature 10 meet
on The ihitd Monday IN November &c this
year. vas read : third lime. anil passed
yeas 25. nays %.
Mr.. rhomas. rom The Committee on
Internal Improvements. reported back sI,e
bill 20 incorporate The Haywood and
Piiissoroaeh Plank Road Company. and
recommended iIs passage.
The bill 70 repeal thc act establishing
the County Of Jackson. whirh had been
made The order for this day. was taken M.
The question being on ordering The bill 10
hi I'd reating.
Afer considerable Discussion The bill
passed by volc Of 81 10 TO-.
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Thsnxssivfas. = n Mi.si.Igpi, o

THANKSGIVING. In Mississippi, Ocso
hsfiSsh was shservrd a day Of Public Thsnks
giving. snl in Ncu Hampshire November the
Tn. II Maine. Maaachusets, Rhode Island
connsrticus New FORK, New Jersey. PennsyI
vsnis, Maryland. North Csrolina, Georges, Flor
da,Alshsna, Kentucky. Ohio and Indiana
Thurssf.s O.. sssa - 49,. /, -
inc pusrosa-
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

n
Mr.. Dnhhin presented a memorial il
reference 10 the distractions in the Cap,
Fear River BY The Cape Fear aud DrrI
t6di being rad a; vas referred. 10 The Com
miiiee.on Internal Improvement
| Mr.. X. NJ. Saunders, from Inc Com
mii'ee on The Judiciary, reported back d
The House she 8 hill aholishing trials b,
jury IN The County Capn. and for III.
marc speedy an,l<srtain administration q
Justice" with 40 amendment, in which
The concnfrencacf The House was asked,
lielorc any q'Frsiion was laken. on mo.
'inn'"f~NIf. Saunders. the Al endineni was
ordered % he printed. ml tho bin wa.
made The order Of The day Cor Tuesday
next.
Mr.. q. Johnsoa in,rotlncesl2n hill 4,
incorporate the Greensbnroush snsl Deep
River Pl,nk Road Company; whlrh pas.
sei lis first reading and wa. referred ~
The Committee On Internal Impro 81
menls.
|. alr. Dargan moved thai the h,ll.niIcrc,I
by AIR. Leach, "a Davidson, FOR taking
ZIG sense Of The people on the call ol 4
sonvenIinn.sbe now iakrn IN. Upon
ans motion Mr.. Marshall called for The
ayes and noes. and il was decided IN The
negallve--ayes 40. noes So.
Nj. w. E. fill, offered hill 10 make
wii'ul srespasscs on land BY cutting timber
trees and unlawful hunting. indictahIe.
psssed hrs, reading, and referred 10 ll,c
Committee On the Judiciary.
Mr.. Burton, from the Srlec, Committee.
70 winch was referred the bin 10 repeal
me Is'i srcilon Of The s2d chapter oi The
Revised Statutes, Ghe pre.en, License
Law reported the same back 10 The
House, and rec mmcn6ed lha. i, do no,
pass.
Mr.. Burton n1nslr a few remark. i,
explanation q MP snp,ivcs thai induced
him 10 in.ro'1 ne biiI. The grea, ar
gumen, ~ Abe present law was.
INA. u brol. Ilseon<ilerable revenue.
bns u w'is a'li lF,l on all hands ,ha, the
- 49, iH'u1stSc vi HttFH
ami was regarslcd AZ prea, SO.
nal evil; hnw then could /, be rich, a.
continue TO license il. even If il hroush, in
more revenue than il does He regarded
h- existing law as stain upon our /
Sistnie Book.
The Question wa. then taken ON The
'assaxe q The bill on lis second reading
nd u was rejected.
Saturday, November 6.
Mr.. Dnrich, from the Commi,,ee on
le Judiciary. reported The bill 10 prohi.
y The sale Of spiriuous liquors 10 liee ppr.
ms 81 color, with recommendation ,ha,
be passed. Read second lime and mas.
III
NJ. Phillips. from The sanse COMMITTEES
ported the bill in relation To the collec. s
~ Of partnership and other debts; and /
commended its passage. Passed second I
aiding. A +
Also. the bill 10 do awav with collateral
naalles; and recommended lis passage. Il d
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satufisy, Novsrnbds 5.

Saturday, NovembcS8.
MI. Wnodfn, hon The 06mmi,,ee on
The Judiciary. reported back The ioIlowins
bills. which wcfc ordered 10 be laid on The
table
4 bill 70 authorize The probate. nf All
tle-ds and bills Of sale requiring fecisir 4.
lion, heI,,fe The Clerks ol caerls Of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions. At aitv
lime. viii, an amendment, and recon-.
mrnde'i ils passage.
4 bill making Rail Road Companie.
liable ~ III damages done BY fire from
sparks falling from intomolises. recon-.
mendlny i,s rejection.
A bill 10 amend an ael in reference ia
divorce HId afimoay, recommending il.
rfjcriinn.
Mr.. Thomas offered resolution ,JIrpr,.
ing The committee OH The Judiciary ia
inquire into The rxrediency of 80 altering
and sr1snding lie laws a. to allow Justices
ni The Peace 10 receive rsss; reqning rhem
e keep record Of their proceedings: an.
ifoflNng them IL w sesrs Of assault. and
BARRY, iInposing mrs from Two 10 fhs
sloilars. &c. After short .deb,fe ,he
resolution vas adopted.
Monday, November 8.
MI. Brpgslsn introduced 4 bin 10 exemn,I
persons Of sixsy Ave years d age and M.
wafds ffum serving = jnfors.s The bin
VIZ trad = ffsi lime and srlefsed 10 The
Judiciary Cnmmilsce.
The bin from the Huske. conr~rniro
The Superior couns Of Randalph. Ala.
manre add currimck connlir., was read |
first time andseferred 10 The committee on
The Judiciary.
The bill aaihorizinS the probate nf all |
'leeds and bills of sale requiring regisrra.
bon, before The Clerks of Pleas and Quar-
'eF SCISSORS. Al any time. was read i se-
roid time. and The amendment recon.
aendad by The committee agreed IL. Ii
TIE bill making railroad Companies
iahie ilr all damsges done by fire from
"a Ks from iOcn,nprises wa- read second I
me- anu on mnti DC Mr.. Person, order II
q 20 he on The lahe. :
The bill 10 amend The aci concerning l.r
''vofce and Alimony. wa res,d second
~, aud ~ = coidaare with The ssrAsn u
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sTATa LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TrilIa,. Nnx.mle,

f1uay, November o.
Tbs bill 10 extend hIs wri, or appea
In cerssfn es~es was read secnnd lime
and nngn'sslon Of Mr.. Hoke. referred Ia
the COMMITTEE on The Judlcisry.
hebai 10 aalhrfize iheCourls or Pleas
ndsQxHrirr Sessions 10 make rompensa-
ton % Jasiis1s o. The Peace appoin:edao
take tho iist. 81 taxable property. wss
read asecond lime and ordered 10 third
reading,
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The Cuban Moufme,n.-Thc N. Y.
Courier says:. As to the Cuban exps
dition, we learn from an undoubted
source that it is in forward state OF
preparation, and it is represented tLx
the utmost care has been taken BY the
ieaslersnot to violate the neutrality laws
81 thesunitpd States. All the arms and
ammunition required have been procur-
ed abroad IN large quantities, and are
now deposited without the hounds Of
the United States, in depot known only
60 few OF the leading spirits. Not
even pop-gan ha' been procured n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01
Willard Fillmore.

A correspondents of the Richmond Wing.
writing Of the late fire at Washington,
mentions, among the earliest and most etfi-
cient al the scene, the President of the
United States. before the larger half of
the members Of Congress, had prevailed
upon themselves, says the writer, in that
bitter weather, to leave their blankets and
fsather-beds," the President was return
ing home
"Some men there arc, who seem always
to say the right thing at the right Tine
seem always to do the right thing at the
right time, and by sort Of luck, as it
might almost seem, are always IN the right
place at the right time;--of such is Willard
Fillmore, President Of the United States
Tie incident to which the writer refers is
C rtainly, in itself, not one of much impor-
lance, bu,.as denoting the character Of the
man and illustrating the working of our re-
publican government, which holds the most
exalted in office to be still only man, and
unexempt from any human daty, it is
worth recording.
Tie more we see and learn Of the Illus
trious man, now at the head Of the govern
ment. the more are we impressed with
respect for him as a man, and admiration
for him as public servant. Silently, and
without ostcniation, has he performed the
arluous duties of his Office, interrupted
By power, unseduced by interest, forming
no plots for lis own or his party's promo
ton, springing no new issues upon the peo-
pie, that he might become the hero Of a
transient excitement, but administering the
government with the head Of statesman,
and the heart Of patriot. So free has he
kept himself from all schemes of self pro-
motion, that it can not, even now, be told,
whether or not he desires a rc-elcctien to
the Presidential chair-so pure has been
lis life and so laultlcss his administration,
that for while oventhc tongue Of calum-
ny has been silenced, and, in no few in
stances, his enemies, whilom, have become
his eulogisis. Whether his public career
shall end with his present term, or the pop
ular confidence Shall again summon him to
the helm of State, he has made fame tha,
will be cherished hereafter, IS adding
lustrc to the Republic, and:
"Histary vii! a,ite lis peaceful name,
High on her truth-umined scroll"