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Furthermore desirable that when the vote was taken il
should be in full Senate For these he thought
would be better TO postpone the subject
Mr. GWlN Thought il would be better discuss il now,
when there was nothing else pressing for consideration.
lie desired that those who proposed speak upon the bill
should do So and that vote should be taken upon II
Monday next
Mr. HUNTER proceeded speak at considerable length
against the BILL He thought Congress had consttu-
onal power pass such bill and If they had it
would be tnexpedent to adopt such course OF policy.
To what will IL eadY II commence shall we not be
forced to ont II we grant lands for the benefit of the
INDECENT insane shall we not be asked render similar
aid TO institutions Of esrnng2 The consequence would
be that Congress would be drawn on step by STEP until
would find itself embarked in of local legislation
that would be IN contrariey 10 the spirit of lnstt
tons He believed that majority of the American people
would thank tire President for his veto !.
Mr. FOOT read an elaborate speech in favor Of the bill
lie maintained that Congress had power to dispose of
the public lands and read extracts from the deeds Of
son executed by the several States in support Of that
gument The only limitation this power was that they
should DC disposed of for the and benefit of all the
States But about nineteen-twcnteths Of all the public
lands within the domain OF the United been ac-
qnred by purchase conquest and therefore if it be
tended that there any restriction in relation to that
which originally ceded by the States that restriction
could not apply TO that portion Of the public lands which
has been acquired since Having concluded his remarks
The further consideration of the bill postponed until
tomorrow ## a.&
a THE NAVAL SERVICE.
Mr.. MALLORY, from the Committee on Naval Affairs
submitted amendment to the bill to improve the naval
service; which was ordered to be printed
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Mr.. SLIDELL submitted the following resolutions which
were considered by unanimous consent, and agreed to-
Resood That the Secretary Of the Treasury be request
cd to communicate to the Senate what the present con
the building the United States branch mint at New
Orleans what will be necessary to put the
proper state of repairs and whether there be any such defect
in the original structure would in his opinion consulting
wise economy, render it expeden to new building
the present site of said branch mint. tH#.
Roed That the Secretary the Treasury be requested
TO communicate to the Senate what is the present condition
the building of the marine hospital New Orleans what
will be to putt in proper state of repair and
whether there be not in his opinion such
tending the present location of said marine hospital
qure the erection of building for that purpose
other point. Y
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by Mr.. GW1N, the Senate proceeded TO the
consideration of executive business and after time
spent therein the doors were reopened and
The Senate adjourned
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CON G r ESSI0N AL.


I'm the Nebraska and Kansas bill delivered in the Hous,
of Representatives May 10, 1854
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Richmond College.

The present Term Of Richmond College viii
close with public examination of the classes
on Wednesday the goth and an exhibition by
the members Of the Philomathean and Phreno-
casmician Literary Societies on Thursday even
ing March S0th.
The next Term will commence on Monday
the 6rst day Of May.
The Institution is now in more hourishing
condition than it has ever been at any former
period. The number ofstudents in attendance
during the past year has been greater than in
any previous year and the next term promises
proportionate increase. In addition to the
Boarding Houses h number Of Families offer
their houses for the accommodation of student
that all may be provided for 1t is desirable
that, ali may be present at the opening Of the
Session, that the classes may be formed with
out needless delay,
BY order Of the Board,
March 9th 1854, 81
JOSEPH JONES' Com,
J. LINDLY
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olier

Hannah Kennedy. widow ofJoseph o. Kenns
dy deed. sAlina kennedy, Ciarssa Krnnedv Ne
bssa Kennedy. Laella Krnssdy. Joseph G. Kea.
nedy. and Daniel Ward GuaTdian Of said fou,
iesf named. persons. minors and children of 70.
seph q. Kennedy deceased: and jonathan Long
all Of the county Of Carroll and State Of Ohio.
vill take notice that petition vas Elsd a.
gainsl them on The 9th dsy Of March ie54. IN
the court Of Probate within snd for the county
Of Carroll and STATE Of Ohio. by Samuel Ser.
ling and John H. Trip Administrator Of 10.
ssph @. Kennedy deceased and Is nov pending.
1be objret and prayer Of which petition is 10
obtain an order from said Court Authorizing
and empowering said administrators 10 eon-
pete a eerisin contract Of Ihe said Joseph o.
Kennedy With said Jonathan Long made on tbs
ssth da! Of November A. D. 1850 for the con.
Veyanee OF the following real estate situate IN
said county Of Carroll and State OF Objo. a
part Of the South half Of the North wes, Quar-.
ter. Of Section thirty three. TOwnship fourteen
OF Range Eve, containing sixty one acres more
or less. by executing to said Long a deed for
said premises. upon the payment Of balance Of
the purchase money Petition alleges that said
Hannah Kennedy Is entitled TO dover in said
premises. Application will be made for
said order on Monday the tenth day Of April
next. JOHN II TRIPP.
Ait'y, for Petitioner.
March is. 1854. 5. {. $500.
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q GaaTdtRas safe OF
Real Estate

By virtue Of an Order Of sale issued Of
the Co1H Of Probate. within and foi tbe Uoun.
y Of Carroll ahd State Of Ohio. We viii ofer
Tor sale on The premises situate one mfe soutb
Of Lsesbargh. Carroll Ounly. Ohio On
hoHdaJ I7th april. 1884.
between 10 A. n. and 4P. N. the farm l.lsl,
owned By Resin S1Onemsh deeeAsse
Two hundred and nine Acres
o. land. 100 aera cleared and 10 q good state Of
cultivation.
A good brick dwelling. two stories bigh.-
A good and large bank barn. good wafer at
the door.
An extensive orchard Of 6rsl quality offruit.
OF every hind common to the country The
quality Of soil is unsurpassed in this region Of
country. the widows doper right will be inelu-
ded IN the sale, 80 aparchaser will take per-
feet tile. One third Of the purchase money
will be required in hand, One third in one
year balance 10 two years secured by mort
gage on the premises. with interest from day Of
sale. WILLIAM C. ARK
JOS VA rHANY.
March 9Th 1854. pr fee $3.50 I'd Guardians.
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Notice.
The State of Ohio) Court of Common Pleas,
Carroll County IS of Carroll County.
Michael Salisbury In partition,
N OtIC Q

JACOB hessel.
The said Jacob Kessel Of the county of
Morgan, and State, of Ohio will take notice thai
Michael Salisbury, fled in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas with
in and for said Carroll County on the Ilth day
of February, D. 1854 his petition in parti
ton against him wherein be demands partition
of the following premises to wit: part of the
South West Quarter Of Section number 7, of
Township number "a, Range number 6, Be.
ginning at the North West corner of said quar-
ter section Thence South 90 chains 72 links
to p"s, thence East 4l chains to the
East line of said quarter section to post.
thence north 90 chains 42 links to post.
thence Vest Al chains to the beginning, con.
tanning 85 acres and 5 hundreths of an acre
more or less. and that said petition is now
pending and will be for hearing at the next
term Of said Court.
BY ECKLEY & DAVIS.
etd. pr fee $50 Atty'fc' petitioner.
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Watch Making.

SEND 0NY YOUR VA C 7ES.
| would inform the citizens Of Carrnllton and
Caro- unty that they eau have tn ir Watches
repaire in the best manner and on short notice
by send ng them TO my stahlishmenti in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment of 10 d and Sill
Fer Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds,
Iold Pens, Vions, and almost everything usually
found ina Jewelry store NV shop in the cen
tire block Immediately sdoiGing "Espied Ell
change l
0d Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr. isher and vi be promptly sent, and return
ed when repaired. all work warranted.
GIVE us trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philaielp pEia Juy2I, 1853 tt.
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NUNDRIEN
QUICK CURES.

Until the introduction of the r. R. R. RENE
dies in l849, no remedy ever claimed the mar
vellous power to relieve pain instantly or even
to promise a cure of any disease in given time.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. during the
month of July, cured Mr. James Roberts, Jane
st, N. Y, Of Chronic Rheumatism iu IL
hours. 1t relieved him of pain in ten minutes,
Mr.. Schemerhorn, of Brook lyn, cripple was
enabled TO walk without his crutches in fifteen
minutes after the corks was drawn from the
bottle. Col. Jones, of Oak Mullaga, Va, a
sufferer for many months, was so relieved that
all pain was removed from both legs by the
time the second leg had been rubbed some ten
minutes, walked home. An old gentleman liv.
ing on the Colonel's plantation, was cured of
stiff kneee in five minutes. Thousands of dys.
entary and diarrahea were cured in fifteen or
twenty minutes at the farthest. There is no
necessity for lingering in pain. The R. R. R.
remedies are destined to revolutionize the
whole medical world People demand to be
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restored to hath, and if physicians expect to
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as it is 10 patch them up and coax them back
to health. Our R. R. r. remedies were the
first remedies that claimed to stop the wors
pain in an instant, and cure the most violen
complaint in few hours. Office, No. log
Fulton-st. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Estate Of David Norris, Decd.
Notice 4 hereby given, that the undersign-
ed have been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrators on the estate of David
Norris, deceased. JOHN BROOKS.
THOMAS BROOKS,
March l6, 1S54--3t. Administrators.
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rs M@p p@gs @gGmg 3

RS NOR p2gg @gG1I9
The subscriber will sell goods justas low as
they ought to be sold for READY PAY
Purchasers can save at least 10 cents on ev-
cry dollar, by paying for their goods when they
buy them. Call on the subscriber End door
above Gen. H. A. Stidger's store, where you
will find large and well selected stock o
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. QUEENS
WARE. HARDWARE, BoNNETS. SHOES
BOOTS &c, DC
Carrollton Aug 1858.
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Iss4 sPRING SALES. Issa.
Geo P.Smith & Co.,
wHoLEsALE bEALERs N
Staple Good; silks; Variety and Fancy
Drp GOODS.

no. 81 WOOD STREET. PITTsBUR Oh
soLICIF THE ATTENTION Of Nerehan
generally TO their stock now in store sad being
received weekly throughout the season. whieR
viii be offered al A. low rates as in any Job.
bing House anywhere east or vest.
10 THEN Silks and Dress Goods they ask
particular aItenton--their styles and assorl,
menI being Of the ne vest descriptions and will
be kept up in full and large variety.
Also-EmbrOideries and white goods;
Linen Goods and Laces;
Ribbons Of all kinds in large assortment;
Shawls, newest styles:
Spring and summer CraVats, Handkerchief
Ties, &C.
Hosiery, Gloves. Grapes, Tsrltons, &c,
Variety Goods, Of every description.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Brown Goods, Drills, 0snaburgs, bleaebed
sheetlngs and Shriings, Flannels, Ticks Lin
lngs, DC: Men and Boys Summer Wears;
Woolens Of all descriptions Cloths, Cassime.es
Satlnetts, Vestings, Jeans, Tweeds Cords, Steu
benville Goods, &c with all leading styles of
PRINTS; fancy Dark Blue, English and
French Chintzs; Spring Lawns, 5erges, &c,
and complete stock generally of every article
needed by the Merchant.
Noi3
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ERAzlER ANn lR MNEN.

Wholesale Grocers No 1T Market Street
Steubenville, beg to call the attention of the
merchants of Carroll County to their stock OF
goods, which embraces, every article usually
kept IN such establishments. They particular
ly invite the attention Of buyers to their stock
of Southern staples now being recei, ed. and
which will be sold on small advance at cost
to either cash or prompt time buyers.
Steubenville Feb Ia, 1854
I'D N7IED AMI nDHNNrN
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The School examiners of CARROLL County
will hold meetings to the examination of teach
ers at the court house in CsrrOllton, on the fol-
lowing days viz
The Second Wednesday of September.
{" October,
!" Second d Fourth We'd
nesdays of November.
The second Wednesday of December.
:" March, 1854.
"s' April,
q" May,
:" June, :"
The examinations will commence at ten o..
clock, on each Of the above named davis.
BY oder OF the Board.
d. 8. RAMSEY. Clerk.
Sep s.h, 1858,
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ShaWls, a splendid loi coming to suit the sea
son. Call soon if you want to see them.
CUMMINGS & sRACKIN.
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Notice ~ I'aTliIi n.


Elisha Stratton Of Cedar Co., Iowa, David
Dean and Ann his wife, of the same place
Benjamin Coulson and Ly da his wife, Of Co.
lumbiuna Co., Ohio, John Stratton and Deb.
orah Ann Stratton, heirs Of Ross Stratton. de
ceased-of Salem, Columbiana co, Ohio: the
heirs Of Ellen Leech deceased-late wife of
Thomas Leech-and whose names are to plain
tiff unknown, Of Oolumbana Co., Ohio, will
take notice, that petition was filed against
them or the 30th day ofJanuary A. D 1854.
in the Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll CO.,
Ohio, by Charles Stratton and is now pending,
wherein petitioner demands that partition be
made of the following real estate situate in
Carroll CO., Ohio, being part of the North
East quarter of section two 2 Township ff-
teen l5 and range s. and bounded as iol-
lows, beginning at post IN the county line
fifteen chains and twenty-five links East from
the quarter post, thence along said line four
chains eighty two links to stone, thence south
Iva a eleven chains and two links 10 stone
in the road, thence along said road North,
seventy-nne and one fourth degrees west, four
chains and eighty seven links to a stone thence
North va e. ten chains and fifteen links 10
the place Of beginning, containing FIVE acres of
land, more or less, and at the next term of said
court application will he made by the said
Charles Suatton. for an order that partition
may be made of said premises, or that if said
partition cannot be made without detriment
then that they be sold or other order taken in
that behalf according to law. Petition further
sets forth. that Deborah, wife Of Thomas En-
mons, of Carroll county, Ohio. widow of JOSH
ah Slratton, deceased is entitled to dover in
said premises, and prays that said dover may
be assigned her according to Law.
Feb. 2,1854--6t. A H BATTEN,
Pr. fee S5,25 Atty. for Petitioner.
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Great Mass Meeting,
Is being held at w. ThompsOn's store In
CARROLLTOn.

And although he hos not hired A SPLENDID
rGss Band for the OCCASION.
Yet the people show that they are entertained
in the highest degree, by the perfect stocks Of
Goods they are carrying off from his rare and
well selected stock of Dry Goods, Iroceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, ETC., etc. Come
along everybody-No trouble to show goods. It
would do your eyes good just to look at them
Sep 29th, 1853.
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALB.
Shacklet and White In pursuance of an
VS. order in the Probate
A. R. Dempster q Court of Carroll
John Watkins, County Ohio.
l will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in Carrollton, Ohio. on Saturday the
18Th day of april Il. D. 1854, between the
hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. the following real
estate in said county TO wit: the equitable In
tcrest Of John Watkins in and to lots No. forty
seven and forty eight, Al and 49, in the
town of Leesburgh in said county. Also the
equitable interest of Anderson R: Dempster in
and to lot No. Seventy FIVE [75l in said town
of Leesburgh, with the Improvements thereon.
Terms Cash..
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT
Mar. Is, 1854. t. d. Shift. G. G. O.
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JOHN n TRIP,

ATToR RNEY At LAW.
Office up stairs in the frame building eppo.
site the West door Of the Court House, Car.
rollton. Ohio
ET The services Of John A. Bingham Of
CadIz. o. is secured in all casss BY the r..
tention Of the above.
NCv. z 1858.
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Legal Advertisements.


NOTICE.
The State Of Ohio. Carroll County.
Wm. BAXTER. Admir-
:! O. q! The estate Of Isaac Probate Court
Willis deceased,
u Peltion 10 seiI Land
Joseph Wllit e. ale.
To Joseph Willi,, supposed 10 reside in Jack.
son county. Ohio; Rli1tbvIh KnoWlrs. inter.
married with PiersOn Knowles. Of Jefferson
county, Ohio; Sarah Scott, inlermarried with
Joseph Seott, Of Allegheny County, Pa; Ma.
ia Biddle, internauied with - Biddle OF
Marshall county. Va; John Willis, Columbi.
ana county. Oaio; James Willis, State Of Indi.
ana; Grace Brown. married 10 - Brown.
Hancock county, Va; Nancy Bailey, iniermar
ried with Lloyd Bailey. Hancock county. Va;
Melioda, daughter Of decedent) married TO a
man whose name is unknown, Of Allegheny
county, Pa; Martha Householder. intermarri.
ed with - Householder, jefferson county,
ohioi Isaac Willis, minor, Benjamin Willis.
a minor, and Margaret Abrams. inlermarried
with Wilson Abrams. all Of jefferson county,
Ohio; who are all children and heirs and lega
representatives Of Isaac Willis deceased.
You are hereby notified that, on the ssih
day Of January 1854, said Administrator, filed
his petition in the Probate Court Of Carroll co.,
Ohio; The object and prayer Of the Petition is
to obtain an order Of sale. DC, on the End
Monday Of March, next, 18th March, for the
sale Of the following property in Augusta tp.,
Carroll county. Ohio, Of which Isaac Willis,
died seized, to wit The South half, OF the
Northeast quarter, Of section nine (9) in ip.,
fifteen. (l5) Of range five (5), containing sew
enty-seven acres more or less. and being the
same on which be resided at the time Of his
death. VAN BROWN Au'v
Feb9, 1854. .-4t.-pr. fee 1915 forPetr
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NOTICE.
The State of Ohio Carroll County, IS.
Samu.l Morrow
VS. Court of Common
Farmer Morrow,
Mary Morrow, and Jane Gallagher, and James
Gallagher. her husband, (al Of the county Of
Carroll and State of Ohio, and Moses Morrow,
and Elisabeth Blair, and her husband James
Blair GALL of the County of Logan and State Of
Ohio( and William Morrow whose residence
is unknown, } will take notice that petition
was filed against them, on the 28th day of jan
uary, A. D. 1854, in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Carroll County Ohio. and is now pen
ding wherein the said Samuel Morrow, demands
Partition of the following real estate situate in
the county Of Carroll, Ohio, TO wit: The west
half of the south west quarter Of section twenty
(2O) Township thirteen (l3) Orange four (4)
containing eighty acres more or less-and that
t the next term of said court application will be
made by the said Samuel Morrow for an order
that Partition may be made of said premises.
February 2 1854. JOHN H. TRIP,
Pr. fee So, ,5O..6w. Atty, for Petitioner.