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Hoskins, Heiskel & Co.

lMPORTHRs AND JoBnERs OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
TAVE removed to their Iron Building 213 Market
I'll ST. and 81 Commerce ST., PHILADELPHIA spf7:ly
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or ONE Eft TH SSSris.a BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing different brands OF 6s and SIS, Pound
Lulnrs 16 TO Do cents, including ?. Gravely. b. F.
GTaVely Hollands; fine F. Beehive, Thornton Thomas,
Johns, etc etc Also supply OF eattse boxes Of
Jones and HudSOns, SpOttSmans, Thorn's. Ewple ana
others. Aso-thc Old Diadem OF vi ginia Twists Mary
Bell; Cherry Ripe; the California Gold Bar, ETC. etc
AS we are exclusively engaged in the tobacco trae hav'
ing extensive houses In Virginia. and THIS being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
Cities and having laid in stock previous to the al
vance, we feel confident that offer such induce
other BETTER and but few any can
equal, either east or west We therefore ask the mer
oiants Ohio Pennsylvania and gina to give US call
We also keep constantly on hand heavy anu general
stock OF superior Imported Segars Also SrSn
sh Half Spanish. anu common Segors Scotch smul n
bIadders also in h. packs Matches, PIpas OF varoL
kinds Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives. Don't tall 10 cali
and see for yourselves LOGAN, CARR & Co. &
aupo3 81 Main street
- .;...--,.S, RhiIndeIn in
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Anspaoh, Brother g. Co.

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &c North Third ST. corner of Cherry, Philadelphia
John Amspach, Jr.. John F. Jacobyi. James NJ Reed;
William Anspnch;. Henry b. Fatrman sePIGdoni
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For 1EnIIimOrc, VVnShIngIon, philadelphia
md New York
go 49, g.
Great through Line for the East.

Great through Lille 4OA LLS 6eSL.
VI1IE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
/ Baltimore, ana connecting with the washington ash
Branch Rail Road at the Junction Catcly called the Relay
House miles Baltimore, and with the Phadel-
pa, Wimingto and Baltimore Rail Road to
The great tunnels upon tho line are now Completed ana
the Whole road is in fine condition one of the
most picturesque and romantic route, i'll the world.
Tie no. and splendid steamers OF the Union Line from
louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing through tickets from these places to Baltimore,
Washington, Phadephia &c, may be had otth asenE,
The express nail WheenSda at st O'Clock
A. NJ, (Nhrcing timed and arrives at Cumberland C2ol
meS) ut p NJ and allowing two hours there, arrives IN
Baltimore C3S0 miles, at A. NJ, the next morning. ma
king the passage through in about 20 hours Including all
~ BGgsage checked through any of the easternloins
Passengers and baggage transferred to the cars for
Washington the junction. and for Philadelphia, at Dat
timOre, without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
pic opportunity all points tsetr meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, 9wlth
privilege flying anywhere on the roue'C
Washington, $3.50 to Phi!aiephn, SloL;t9 be had on
board tile OF the Union Line on the ONO ara OF
the Rail Road gents at Wheeling q FORD) Mounds
vile. mar WM PARKER. CENT. Sup,t.
Is
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Sundries.

= BOXES Oranges ard Lemons;
. 2 baskets pure Salad oil;
80 cans SaTdines OF all sizes;
10 bags Nuts, assorted;
9 fraiis Datesj
i eask superior white wine Vinegari
90 lbs, Bird Peppers
100 bags Dairy Salt, two sizesi 600 tg.s., r
tree Stagg9Shays sugar cured hams and dried beetI
10 superior beef Tonsues;
boxes superior Pine Apple Cheese; &
500 lbs. Western Reserve :ta+.--ss ..7s
4- 9 boxes Maecaronj u I8.sf... s.-5 ~ -
10 half bbIs. Davis q Sons craeker2i sgaz. = t5a
ISst ree s va, ana for sale by ! s. D. WOODROW.
aus21 = 26e Main st. AMI Washington Han
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pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
A Letter from IN Officer in our Gallant Nauy.
VA have many other letters. We give below, and
w again say afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great Restorative2 tsa
~ O. '"'F January nth, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer MISREPRESENTATION: The First
Lieutenant OF this ship who has been suffering years
from the Dyspepsia and who has been nearly restored to
his usual health by OF Hamptons Vegetable Tine
ture desires you send him one dozen bottles that
another Lieutenant of the u S. Navy, now on hoard
this ship, also wishes you TO send him one dozen of
'.Hampton's Vegetable Tncturc," by the Store Ship
Spezza.
DER and take pleasure in informing you, that 1t has been
used with geaL by several OF officers In cases
of Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. s. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr. Eskttdge,
equally strong as above.
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Tobacco! Tobaooo!! Tobacco! !!

VIZ would most call the attention
W. chants and Grocers to our very large and general
stock Tobacco Cigars, Snuff and such other arti
cles Iegtma belong TO regular
WhOleEoIe Tobacco fOuHe.
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dies, being more certain, less EXPENSIVE and lea
ed call and obtain pamphlet Cfrce0 containing amrl.
from the most respectable sources of the beneficial
results fits together with letters from highly expert
enced Physicians who have used 1t in their Practice and
speak from their own observations. - -..
d Fleming, NJ d, Canandaigua: Y.
II Hills d, Rochester. Y.
sr4 ID Foote, NJ D, Syracuse, Y.
Prof Dunbar, 81 d, Baltimore, Md
. &c Orrick, Nj u, baltimore, Nd
eir w W Reese, NJ u, New York City
w Prescott, d, Concord. N Y.
] p Newland, NJ D, Utica, Y.
1900 Rev J c Beard, Glenn Springs S G.
amBsRREsS ffJIatt;S 81 GS[ st I0TESsrRoNG ACTS
Also sold by MiGHEAL DUNN, MouGdsvillc, and by
most ofte leading Druggists in the adjoining counties
Letter aadressed to care ofr Curtis Hutch Are1rt al
Rduenna, Ohio To DIR. MARcHIsI:-I have been ten
and all the attending dcuties times rendering my life
most miserable 1aye had the attendance OF some OF the
oest m WIN o9 %te success ~ g he
For five months before commencing with your medicine
had not been able to perform labor, could walk but
short, was completely Frustrated, both in body ard
in and expected drag out the rest OF days in su
erlng and misery But, reading your advertisement
Induced to try your invaluable medicine called Ute
Tinc Catholicon, the last resort 1t had not used II
week before FIT like another woman. by the OF
in the family with ease, and could walk where in the
ncghborho0d without injury. Nothing but sense Of my
TO the public. safely recommend the prepara.
ton to all those suffering like myself
Freedom Portage county, Ohio, Dec. q, 1853
J. Il. MARCHISI & Co., Proprietors,
Aug 2-6n. Central Depot, 304 broadway N. Y
M4CKEREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH.
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies OF
above arcles from East which, together with other
kinds fish, oae, ed at the lowest market prices
Orders respectfully collected Entire satlsLSe3n
tied as to quality. CURTIS & BRADhEY.
iyt1 r....... 74i South st. Baltimore
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DISSOLUTION COMPREHENSIVE.
THE house OF Dorsey, Norton q Knox is this 1sy dis
solved, by mutual consent ELY EI SSRTGS'
1nneelt,1g, Aug le, ,o2.aug17 FW KNOX.
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GENERAL DEPUTY FROM ONE CT TIE OLDEST MAG
IsTRATEs BALTIMORE.

~ BALTIMORE. Sep. II, 1851
Mesars Mortimer &, Mowbrayi feel II duty to make
known the benefits derived from lr. liam tons
Tincure length OF tire have been subject togrea
nervous system, accompanied with papation and futf
terilg OF the heart. had such sudden attacks
cason could scarcely get honle IL making mention oil
nv case friend, he referred me to Joseph *. staple
ton ESQ., old and highly respectable citizen OF haiti
more who had used the TinCtuTe under similar circum'
stances. called Mr.. Stapeton, and after aninter
view or some minutes, fully satisfied OF the medical
person. who, for some time previous, dicateda
falling health, put hearty, hale appearance,
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
using tile Tnctue, and before took the contents OF
bUte my strength renewed, and can walk as brisk
and am as active twenty years agu This Tine
ture is the grand restorative OF the digestive organs.
WHICH when destroyed the whole system is in state OF
suffering
ny D'' 41a'tr''" 'H0 WIN. A. scHAEFFER.
Dyspepsin Rheunln tiSm, ScrOfuIn, Liver
Com pInimt, sc -FRoM METRoPoLIs.-Pass 1t
around-let the afflicted hear the glad tdings This is
but the sentiment ofthousands:
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray; Gentlemen-Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint Of ten standing
hereby henc OF the afflicted, take great pleas
ute in announcing that alter using few bottles OF
Hampton Tinctue, found it had accomplished perlec
cure have used different medicines from time to tne
hui been able account apparent good
ant blessing stricken humanity that that medt
is found which e wondrous power orpro'
longing human liEe The many IL has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the beneciAn results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours. respectluly.
40 ~ aEHE#F pc J.. CURTAIN HAY.
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cAuTroN EXTRA.

CAUTION bA4tAA
Alan observe promissory Note with the proprietoa
written signature every genuine bottle of Dr. Morse's
-lnvgorating Cordial lz3G lf5If
TO counterfeit which is forgery 49,, = >-r-s. b
u7-7ae corasal I. put up, highly concentrated, in ptsi
PsIcr.ss 90 per bottei two for s.; sir or s12
q. II. RING, Proprietor n
1872 Broadway, NeN-Y York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United states, Cana
and West Indies. $50 -tt7
WHEELINfT-Kells q Caldwell;
.PlTTSBURGH-Fleming BROTHERS;
- C1NCINNATI-B.H.M ealines,
sa cUMBRRIAND-P. s. Healy & Go.
BALTIMoRE-S.S Hanee - ep1e:d;trwgVIs
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! 7NTELLTGENCER.
Notice.

OFFICE b. & o. R. R. Co.
WHEELING STATION, Sep. /, 1858. 5
,fSe6edule Of Passenger Train.
I'D ID after Monday next. the 9Th of septem-
D 'n Passenger Train will leave this Station at
u De- nd IS minutes, A. NJ, Wheeling time.
ijs''A -" J.B. FORD, Agent.
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MORBUS,
g. DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
and MI other diseases Of the Stomach and bowels
curcd by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE T1NCTURE,-'
AS cure and preventative. 1t has neon wonderfully sue.
cessru 1t win be found on inquiry that those who use
ii have exemption from those diseases SO incident TO
10 Publish all the testimony in it's favor would make
large volume. ,, -. ar - - $500
~ he sLS,yn II III rn,ost powerfully curative oil
$50 9''~' NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various FORMS giving new life and vgor restoring
Of despondency by mild easant and safe action on
the stomach, liver. Kidneys lungs and the nervous sys.
Urinary organs gas A.tha gronehiq5 =. 1gseon.
G, %f,,naigia St PItus' Dance, Fits, Fistula, Piles,
With ali diseas arising from impure blood.
n1SLor sale by T. H. LOGAN d Co. Wheeling, Gener.
al AGENTS. WIN. R. MCKEE, 9th ward and by Druggists
generally. t<, ,r,,,,,r = ,,o1u,p,v so,n NJ.
more street baltimore; and 3o4 Broadway, New York.
TSePrice, n per bottle. jy23-d9w1y
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Railroad Wheelbarrows.
OFFICE no CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.

TTlHE undersigned extensively engaged in nanufae
turing Railroad and Canal WheefbarTo,cs, at MaIie
ia Ohio They prepared to I'LL orders at the 9hSLes
notice All orders lett with Messra Sweeney Joh3h
6 Co. CWherea sample may be seenS0 viii meet win
prompt attention.
.snTas M - = r. p ROBINSON, Agent
TOO DOR men and boys. MaPyar Hats f.T sale 81 ,,.
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SALE OF CATTLE AND SHEEP,
an wednesday, the 18th day OF October shall sell at
Public Sale, to the highest bid four DnEham
Cows with their calves. Also some hne y9ug 1 on ana
HeifsTs Durham and Devon niIed m al ~ aes1i
Aso thirty yearlng Saxon MeIiEO Bucks nEed mostly o.
imported stock, and orty 2year old b9es oescendea
from C. b. Smiths, Thomas Swifts ana n y. groves
stosks am v.,r,,r, Rv., bred. mostly of imported
.,ci[ These sheep are yeTg superior and not surass
ed in valuable qualities fine wooded sheep BY
TERMS:-cash on all sums under Fity DeIiaIsi ana
Ninety days credit larger amounts with
n1sSale to take place at my Farm - Il;es lIo1 a
wheeling, on the Bethany Turnpike commencing At ~
O's s.11s Am ~ ~ ,a n. W. cHAPL1NR
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''N"e 4 mOGE & SON.
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall C. H., Va, Moundspille, p. o,
WILL practice Ohio Marshall a, Wetzel counties
Land business. All kinds of land constantly for SALE
ap21-1yd6tw
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WINTER COUGH.

Tho harsh, dry, hacking winter cough, which nflicts
OLD PEOPLE, and invads in low state OF health, is
most happily affected by Blssm. Itremoves all
bid mueu other foul matter; improves Ike digestive
organs and imparts life to tho wan and emaciated
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sold BY . DFq YSss. United states. Cana
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o. GRO very superior matches just received and for
50 sale by S. D. WOODROW, 256 Main ST.
iso5 - No. Washington Hall.
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ON MAIN STREET, NO. 1875.
HAVE just opened entire stock of Dry Goods,
OF all styles qualities. Silks of all styles, and the
cheapest in the city French Mcrno3, Tnbe cloths Al
raccas DE anes figured and plain, French Embroideries
or all kinds Underseeves, Collars, and Spencers, ami
resrectlIy invite the ladies' call examine for them
selves. SEPT JOHN G. HEFTLY .
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nvspepsin, Rheumntism, scrofuIn, Liver
Com plniut sc -FROM METRoPoLs.-Pass It
around-le the afflicted hear the glad tidngs This is
but the sentiment ofthousands:
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the nineteenth century, Its, the first scientific
in the world would have adnitted that miracle med
cine he etoIore supposed TO have no existence
STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its is expended, as is tile with opium, al
cohoic preparations and al other excants The
brie and it may well be said ohm who takes them
''he last state of that than the p But
Elixir exhiterant without single draw
In its operation perpetual in its happy influence upon
nerves. the mind, ami the entire organizatio it win
remove dcpressions excitement tendency TO blush.
hush rF 4
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FOX AMUoEM EN- 7 -. 49,, =,
WE have lust received beautiful and large seIecuon OF
w Plano Music, besides large list OF other music,
which GU. kind customers will please eau l9 as soon as
possib We have also received BaIoosano %
nom The smallest largest sLe and prices 70 suit
An which will sold lower than over before al Inc u
sic Store, No. 1873 Main street. r,cxP,coN
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RcRIVlsD and for saie-boys' Silk and white Fancy
IL HEAVIER Hats $. D. HAKFsN q 9oN-
1OY fancy cloth Caps from 1sc TO s. 33: 10 sac oy
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THE LONDON e..
Watch and JeMelrY Store.

Watch and JeW6lfy pIOI6,
NO 10 LIGHT STREET,
q doors from Baltimore ST., opposite fountain Hoel)
Baltimore.
TIME subscriber, alter twenty years. experience in The
cities Europe, would inform citizens and strangers
who are in want OF good WATCH that, quality ofwork
mansiP his watches defy all competitions he having 10:
cites for obtaining FINE LONDON WATCHES, which lew
this country possess being personally acquainted WIN
the most eminent London manufacturers.
'-I j. ALEXANDER,
Lat= of J M French's Royal Ereha age, Lcndon:
%" Fine Watches and Jewelry repaired properly AZ
London Watches sold at this establishment, warranted
free of cost for four years. seplo-lTa
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No language convey adequate idea the immed
ate and almost change which, occasonsn the
disea ,debiitaed and shattered systet whet
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired
by sickness tile unstrung and relaxed organization is
physical symptoms OF disease varis tOgehe
der its influence Nor Is tho effect temporaryi the
ary relief is permanent for the cordial prorel lies
the medicine reach the constitution ITSELF an restore it
its normal condition. Well may the preparation be CALI
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5. BARNES, Proprietor,
L61 Broadway, New York.
Wholesale Agents for
ttoTson & Co.; y. H. Logan
/. ma1S-smy
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Confusion gddimess, blood to head ne anclo.
ly mental debility hysera, wrett thoughts OF
sclEdesuction fear OF insanity hYpoehopdiiasis dys
bity Seep diseases incident to FEMALES decay
functions, hystera, monomana,
rors papation OF the heart mpotency. constipation ETC.
etc. whatever arising it is il there any rei.
arce placed testimony absolutely inallibe
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES
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s: c. DAA AN. $. O. BAKER g Coz
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA,
NTTILLattend 10 the receiving and deSerihs Oh leis
w and collection of freight bills -is r.+e ar
nPOhice at the Store. LOSlt' ~
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T-OI-IUII-OO
d. Morse having recently heard that physicians,
druggists hav asserted that his Cordial con
tanned Mercury Opium, has made the following
Wit Whether those physicians and druggists supposed 1t
contained Mercury Opium, from the singular eneFgS
with which it acts upon particular diseases, the
great pain, out OF he knows
State Of New York, city and county OF New York, S.
cd berJre Andrew Fl. Mickle city orNew
York, Meica Morse, who byme being duly sworn, doth
depose and say, that there submate
er mercuia preparation used in compromising and
featuring, is contained in the medicine known by the
name Of DR.. Morses lnvgorang Elixir Cordial, and that
1t does not contain apartcle OF OPIUM
Sworn before me, this 25th day OF June, 1915.
|. = EL-------L -. A. H. MICKLE, Mayor
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or oth.rs will find this Cordial after they have bot
tie two, thorough regeneration OF the system all
directions to be found the happy parents of healthy of
binary preparation Audit is equally potent for the many
diseases for which it is recommended Thousands
Young men have been restored by using it and single
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-The editor Of the
Fort Wayne Times and Press copied an
article upon education from the Shepherd
of the Valley, Catholic paper at s.. Lou
is, and made such comments as the case
seemed to call for, at the hands of an A.
merican citizen. For doing this he was
attacked by one ARCHIBALD MCDONALD, a
a Catholic, and violently beaten, This
don't seera to- have converted the editor to
Catholicism, as the next number of his
paper pitches into The brute who attacked
him and into the Catholic paper that
avowed such anti.republican sentiments
with redoubled vigor, 1t don't answer in
this free country TO attempt to pu' down
free discussion in this sort Of way.
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Road NOtirp.

Il S hereby given. that application will be madr
n to the Commissioners Of Jackson County, at
their session to be held on the 9Th day of March,
next, for al order to lay out county road :.
through part Of Scioto Township, in said coun-
ty ,commencinga at the mouth of the lane between
Frederick Bakers and William Ing!e's land,
thence through the SAID lane, to the nOrth.eaAt
corner of Frederick Bakers farm. thence the
nearest and best route to black oak tree, about
two feet diameter, near the old path leading from
Martha Martins to Frederick Bakers, thence the
nearest and best route to the fork of the said
path, thence the nearest and best route TO the
south east corner of Jacob Gahm's farm, thence,
due north on the the line between Jacob Gahms
and Notions land, and thence the same course :
on the said line between Rufus Culps and JOSH
ah Culp's land, to the old Portsmouth and Jack
son Road, and there to end A PETITIONER,
December, %, 1853 39-4w
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mARKIAGES.


Married On Friday 22d inst, by T N. How
ell, Esq, Mr.. CHARLES A. MEAoHAM, and Miss
ELIZA Rush, all of jackson county.
Alas, another member of that GALLANT BAND
ofyoung Bachelors has left us. Farewell Char
ly, and as you were determined to leave WITH
A RUSH, you have our best wishes for long
life and merry one, for tha portion of wedding
cake received by us. ........ ....
May Fortunes hand forever keep 'em:
The lovely bride and CHARLY A. MEAoHAM,
And LOVES clear fountain forever gush,
For the happy groom and ELIZA Rush.
On the 23d inst, by W S. schellenger, Esq. =,
Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSON and Miss LENAs REYNOLDS
all of Jackson county. .H.r . .t-
At Vinton, GaIlia county, on the 22d inst, by
the Rev. Mr. Huntington, Mr.. GEORGE H. RuPP,
of Gal!ipolis, and Miss MARY H. MATHEWS, of
the former place.
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" AsHINGToN, Dec, 90.

SENATE--Mr. Jones, of Tenn. gave
notice ol bill to distribute the proceeds
OF the public lands among the several
States.
Mr.. Johnson asked to be excused from
serving on the French Spolialion com.
miitee. Agreed to.
Mr.. Broadhead gave notice of bill
making further provision against counter.
Ieiting u. s coin. .... .
HoUsE.--AIter some unmportant pro.
ceedings, the House went into committee
ol the whole on the Presidents Message.
Mr.. Phillips obtained the floor and adj
dressed the committee.
Alter some further debate the commit
tee arose. and the House adjourned until
Tuesday.
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DEATHS,


DIED-At Vinton, Gallia county, on Sunday
morning the 18th inst, ABIGAIL, daughter Of
John e. Holcomb, aged IA years.
In Bloomfield township, on the 9Th of Dec
inst, JAMES LAcKEY, in the s4th year of his age
The subject oithe above notice, was born
in Patrick county, Virginia. in 1870 and
in an early day, moved 10 the State OF
Ohio-was one Of the first settlers of the
French Grant; soon after moved to the
Ridgway settlement, in GalIia county.
thence to, or near CentervilIe. and from
thence to Bloomfield. Jackson county
where he resided until his death. He was
long and lavorably known bv the citizens
of this county. and ell respected by all
his neighbors Several years before his
death, he became a member oil the Pres.
byterian Church, and lived ard died in
that faith. Peace TO his ashes.