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lLNIASTAC REl.TS
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Il1,.A aI...ll L LIZ.


rE't IL b"nurfuI and invorile strnmb,otH r~s-s p
Y AUGUSTA, under the command of tSsa.ss2ess-ss1-.
Gapt. WIN. G. Smith (so long and hvornby known Ia
The yelling community the Potomac nua James
7ivrrr is running the line vim Port Wnl
ihall,nnG IL furnished with III II r. 30 A Il y :,
Lie In erNcrs, Force Pumps. and all the plinncrs
required hy N" of Congro. the enfciy o
ruRera
The Gt.a rinniog II, with The Augusta from
Riehmoud. len ycthe Richmond opd Petersburg Depot OF
every Monday "Wednesday y.nnd Friduy o'clock
Persons ri ring IN Richmond by tho Packet Bouis
hnvr but II (, " steps Ia wall, To the Cars
The Cara ru, Nil from Petersburg to City Point in
connection W ith the Augusta lcnvc Petersburg sane
my ia above at ! NJ trom tho Depot of thn Apro
mnloN L Il. Co. thus giving pn ,songcr7 opportunity
- from ync hburg ether by the Packer Ronts
hanvile Rniirnnd To Richmond 10y ol the houth
Side Railroad TO 'ctershuir aud from There
irr In Norfolk.
Returning tho A ugustn will lonvc Norfolk the nltcr
ratedays, via: fu esdnys, Thursday. and Saturdays,
55 A.. NJ.
The Augustn will atop nj Old Point, both going nd
tenting regularly throughout the Bnhnp Senson.
iare between lichr 1ond, Nn,io, aud old Point - 90
fne between Richmond, Ooko's, Rings Mill and
Children over three yrnra aud not over twelve
yenfs of age, hnlt wiee.
Neuls .pueh,. .-....- ~ so
serNanfs tmoug H. .....-.- 81
servants To any uoint tie river, r,-.---..-...- 90
Meds, .---..-s ..---..--.-. 90 -
inn 2GdGcs flIOS. DODAMEAD, ,Supk
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BetWec" RICHMOND nui n. YORK..

STLA NNITIP JAMLNIUN \.
x~ff@r, Tbe Z. 5. AIail Steamship JAMESTOWN
'sszsaas ~ cuunsni OF Capt Lfwls PARRISH, ieaYes
NJ, York regularly, every SATURDAY ahetaaon, ht
. 5'rlork for Richmond Size will not take any freight
To or RIM CRY Point. She lnye. Richmond, regularly
every II ESDAY aftcrneon at O'Clock, tar New lo.k
lose desiring 10 -ilp b. brr must hHv" their goods
her oa n ,nay Passenger desiring take lhis sip
here eun have State Room secured ~ addressing Us
by nIaiI.
T. ROAM kE, Capt. stlsHER, stops nj Gay Point
Wlale f'.e will land and receive freight, Both tie
Jame-tsun aud the ltolnobc ceiye und land pcsson.
gars M c ity Point nni Norfolk
LuDLAM & WATSON
,aafoy Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HATS HATS HATS
SPRING FASHIONS EnR lSJ5.

.sTIrZER viii introdurc the Spring stylr Dicss HIT
Sihe hst Saturday IN March. iur the inspection o his
.zatoners aud the public generally which will bn fund
ip surpass amy Hat in this market, in hcnuiy str!r
aaaIify aud finish Al.e. lot ot bcauliIl siyle
san Hats for young Gents. All those desiring hne
hress Hats. To eclipse my thing in this market, will
rirn4e call ut the -iFn OF tic Btur HAT.
All kinds o Hat mede 10 order with neatness aud
di.ratch Customer Hats dressed over osnal.
mnr3-ts WN STl1ZER.
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E.ir.,unlI EK- RrnM,,.

CIVIL EN6INEER. DRABGu MAN
AN d SURVEY OR.
HFFERS services to tie rlizels of Brdiord, aud
" of Lynebarg aaG viii ppy ,tuet -uention to any
business entrusted to ijn.
ADpRrss-lIBERTI Hp 30-ts
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25,OOO con aHs; $o %oSsIA1s 's. =! sa-
nv f,r salo by une Git. SAUNDERS g. IRBY.
SEGAR Il TO IL A & Co.
Nj. .IANGHORNE & SONS,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEaARs AND TOBACCO az
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
vENHE subscribers have constantly on hand largo
I stock Of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, o,
the most approved brands which they feel confident
inferior in the market, and which will be sold af
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met and entire satisfaction GUARANTEED To purchasers
The followi rands are kept constantly on hand
SEGARs.
La Flor de Habens, la SuaHa,
California, Las Tres OoFonas'
I;co,.nc.l La Gotta de Aqua
Ola Domipinn ConIuista,
T. Fislds ZIG. 81 Leaa de Gro
La Teresita, StndPt"no'
R;o Uondo Plantation,
Fl Programa, PlgsIo'
Las Tres Estrellas. La Noriha'
Hsrnan Cortez Principles,
Taravc,te &c, &c.
roBAcco.
i,.or,,o Nectarino,
Ga,, Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach. Stanard' @e-' "a
Septemhe s-dscs
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IbENsOVAE..-lh no subsetibets iayirg removed
u into their sinlr, arc nuw receiving dnlly by
Express, additions rhcir former stuc ol sensonnbe
Clhiug which they iuvir' The attention of the pub
lie. The undersigned take this methol Of rendering
their nclnowedg dgeurrs TO their numerous custpmer-,
for the beal patronage they haye hitherto received,
and pledge them - remit elart IL deserve mad
insure It's continuance in their eatnblishm'nt.
BURROUGHS. SIlkFER x 60,
Propiicrors Of tie Clothing Bnzapf, Mnin 81, North.
East side opposite Lee ~ Johuspn aud one door be-
low John L Davis Go. lnne % l.
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StG,AM, DEgEENgNG.-

SG,AM' DEgEGNgNG.-uNCLE SAN
- having dec lined writing any moe notices for me
! hayc 10 rely on my young "Amcrcon seniqs, to en-.
able ne 10 announce to my friends and the public thn
in caarauence Of the expiration Of the term OF service
q" my Cook | viii suspend operations in the EATING
paf4RrNe>r Of my business until tie 1T Of October
dIling which rjne VII make such Improvements as
vii enable me To offer my friends g,ea'rr facilities tor
GOOD LIVING rAan ran be lound in tbs upper
emnry.
My antiio attention will be devoted to the service OF
the FAR, which shall be as heretofore supplied with
the best Liquors and Cigars that can be had any %here
Ny patrots are invited TO n FREE LUNCH, which will
se sefyod in handsome style every day at II o'clock
John W SMITH, Lessee -
apI3fs of Washington House Bar.
lEEss SUPERIOR MOCHA, Old Java,
hio end Laguira Coffee, Just receiving aud tor sale
h@.ly SAUNDERS & IRBY.
NAV i.is
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c9RTSTMAS PRESENTS

rENHE subscriber would respectfully cal the aten-
4 ton Of those wishing to make their friends pre-
sent for Chris mas or New Yca TINT will be priced abova
diamonds TO call at his gallery Aa select from his largo
assortment of 1ewelrv and Fancy Goods, Just received
for rho orcasDn AT Price. to suit the times. and have
them filed with one OF one his inmnlitsbIe PREMIUM
DEGUERREOTYPES Rcmember that GIBBS bore
Of of the palm by the first premium ogtl a. competitors
at the late Fair, at Petersburg and Richmond; which
Ia u,jir;ant guarantee that h4 l. the lilac haye
your image transferred equal TO nat re So without much
ndo come along raroads, ia ynGr Carriages, or on
foot as al are received alike, and yo VII, find plenty OF
room good fire and every thing IKE you comforahle
while waltz, your time Of sitting. In every en-
tire satisfaction given-or no charge made.
Atthe sign Of the Alag Il. GlHbS'
FyeAll papers advertising for me will copy
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DEAurlrns nAGlLelksknOrNPEs

ID Arr Red. Hh,e and BlQa.8
MINNIS & TANNER, thou pride of The million
Thy pictures are the host Tint See
Thy gallery is the shrue of deviation.
To those who stnud irm'y 10 thee
Thy ttumnh hn4 made buuglerz ucmble,
When wonans gay form stands ia s1rw:
Thy camera makes ai the crl. prumblr
Who envy the won, that von do,
Who envy tie work that yoa d1,
Who envy HE worl, that goc do.
Thy camera mnle. a tic craft ersmbe.
Who envy the work that yoo do.
Thy salle,y nj sraci aud large.
l. daily 1fraueed wjta rtr beaaty,
Who. pleas'd wilh your -kijll thinb not Of chmge,
But intend from pure sense nf datg
Fair maiden, aud gents, both near and atar,
Come ri4hl aWay 70 Main street,
Where ali lpycf, OF lruc pictures mret.
Nearly fronting the Clothing 8t1nti
N,ury fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Razlas
Where al lovers Of tue pictute- .neef.
From regions al r1uod both near ani a(ar.
NorE.- rhe Gallery og NINals y Tanner is on
Main street 3d door from Bridge siIe where tn"
most beaul!ul specimens of In Daguerrean AIT ar
produced at all hours of the day the m1st satsac-
"a Hlur2'-'@
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IT WlIFIIII ~ -
SILVER WARE

N1A REV yyAisD. .-sfolEN from my WORK
- AV near Sylvester Bnrorl's 81 mlra from
iNrchburr, tie Orange & A,>nnd IL, 4 Il ht"e
BAY HORSE. on years old. Whit hlnd trrt, Il
stare in his fore heal nnd somewhat rubbed hv the
huness reward will also be pid or The app ehon-Don
of the thief HpllOt. GilAH. SCOTT.
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NEW GOODS The subscriber has
~ cciYed his complete stock OF Spring aud Summer
DRY GOODS to which the attention OF his friends
and the public in eenom = respectfully oalled. Hav-
ing taken advantage Of thn depnsed state ai the mar
kot in purchasing his Goods, he will be able to offer
great Inducements to buyers.
The articles numerous to mention, there can
be found all the articles which general Dry Goods
business embraces besides large assortment of Boot'
Shoes Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Parasols &c. Country
Merchants especially invited to call him botore
they go further East he is determined to sell At Rich
mond Prices. Stct attention will be paid to orders.
Come and ali
aplI9 tsl NAT III GUGGENHEIMER.
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l.. NDW-NOTIIINs.S
= GEN1LrMEN's GOODS

tltc hca stock ot
GEN1IEMEN'S GOODS
ts.r YET had the plea o nirrng being solcriod ON
tho best terms. IN New York by uysrlt with particular
ressrd To style and durability aud viii be anld and
made NJ cash. or 10 pnneinn paying customers, as
law as the goods enn he bought lsewhere-
An,ane fh, stock will he found
French cloths aud Daeskin- of best make md finish
nice lot Fancy Gnssimers Dmp dc etc Summer
Ginths nirs pllings aod Mnr.nllc4, lor pants Pnln
aud Fnncy Ncstuts ot Ss, Satin Mnrsallen. Nc &c,
and the besI trimmings of every kind, Cotton and lnin
Shnts and Dawes, some l6 inches. Also, hnndsome
cnlafed bosom Shiri with French cuff, tur travelling
p,d sunm~r wear Col,nfs s kinGs and sites Grayas,
In dkerehcts Gloves Half Hose ot all kinds, se NJ.
Amhr 80 Page sul manages the Tailoring Depart
mo nj. nrl5ts WM l.. PAGE.
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HONDoN PORTER AGENCY.

w offer for 1ale a. agents & OF & Mg.-''i n'1e ,. e"
afd 1la-; 900 casks of Srorc Ale, which We vii sell
a. s the impaired MI Gle can be had in the country
EDMOND, DAVENPORT d CO.,
iaaa l3u Richmond.
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intended for both papers subject TO sa
contract Iii \, ,,,ft., to tl,sir immediate bu
- - the adj VERT emeuts charged at transient rates
~ All new advertisements appear in the daE ana sum
weekly papers i.,., Inns ar. ,1,ar,.d
4ffabI for the cNctss
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NEGROES Wantcd.-Iho Virginia and Ten
/ ' nas-ee Railroad Company wish to hire for the re-
Isfndrr Of iue wear 30 able b5diel Negroes wofk-
,ylas truck and the road West of Hythe-
y3lIr Appiy to L. II. GILL, Gcnl Supt.
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
"a ls ~ n ~as
TRAINS LEAVE PEIERSBURG.

SApess II taio dni y, at------.----..----...
haiI 'fmia, dnily ...............
Freight Train, with passenger Chr attached, ON Mon
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CELEBRATED HAIR

rNTAKE NOTICE All letters must be postpaid and contain
I,niIf,,,.r, rrp IL 1S5b d&cly
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MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF sukdtoNs ~,
In Graduate from tie most eminent colleges oi th
i states aud greater part OF whose life has been speh
Ia IN. uoals o London Paris. Philadelphia, aud elsewhere
stab some of the most astonishing that were eHe
own Many troubled with ringing In the and head Wet
sleep great nervousness being alarmed AZ sudden ouds' an
b6iness with frequent hiushine attended sometimes VIII
Arrangement OF mind cured mmedatelY
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q ne,v thousands cured this Institution and the very
.usiye practice Johnston, exceeding al otAe
lis stauling gentleman OF character ana ' y
ent guarantee Is the only proper fh}sahh 10 he
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OBITUARIES.

From the Washington, N. c. Times"
At Long Greek, in the county of New Hanover the
oath day of December last ELIZABETH N SATcHwELL, wife
Of Dr. S Satchwe and daughter of Jacob Vanderever
OF this place, i'll the twcntyninth year of her age.
The body accompanied by the husband and father,
brought to this place for nteent Wednesday last
the steamer Governor Morehead. large assemblace of
friends received at the landing and attended to the
church. where was deposited until Thursday
morning when after appropriate services it borne TO
lis last resting place the churcyard and inferred by the
Rarely has the announcement of death saddened more
hearts IN this community than did hers She greatly
deared to thomembers of tie church, which
she had been for number of years attached 1t
they paying the las sad tribute of respect
had left their midst bride 1t melancholy thought
to them that they should see her face She had
She had devoted her time and ene t tb @
of Christ regarding labor and sacrifice great
be made At the Sabbath schoo-at the meeting prayer
God-at the sewing society-af ali assem-
bnges benevolent purposes whoever esO was absent
she was always present Hers the clear strong edu
Promludein constancy- in frmness of purpose-in Ia
bors Of love-in gentlenessn kindness-n charity she
had set an example worthy of imitation. These qualities
ofhead and heart nscuous in her life sustained
through painful illness of three months, which she bore
father her husband and her little one about whom her af
cheerfness to the will of Him whom her soul trusted
and who causeth all to work together for good them
She passed from earth with the rapture of bamrg
from her face and the words My mother wants me- That
So fades summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms o'er
go gently shuts The eye OF day,
So dies along the shore"
"The righteous shall be held in everlasting remembrance.
Cox
At his residence the County Granville
ing of the New Year. SPoTswooD BURwELI roth year
of his age.
The deceased was born in the County Mscklenburr
Virginia but has been from early manhood resident
North Carolina and cherished the attachment
the State of his adoption AT the age allotted to Man in
Holy Writ, he has gone down to The tomb with reputa-
ton for otless integrity answering truth, hospitality
and charity.
HIS example in other respects is worthy of imitation
Linelly descended from Sir Alexander Spotswood Bart
Of the Colonial Governors of Virginia the maternal
and FROM Lewis urwe his Secretary The pacrnal SIDE
his and bearing of republican simplicity and
entirely devoid of that ostentan among those
who affect to be of elevated descent Like
he deneaned himself alike to his humbeSt neighbnr and
the wcathcst 9th land He has reared numerous FAM
lily, all without exception, useful energet worthy
members of Society.
Given the ashes of the just
Smell sweet and blossom in the dust"
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-In the Senate Mr.. Cooper
moved to lay the table resolution in relation to
call it up tomorrow. The resolution requests the
President to inform the Senate of all facts known on
the subject
The Bounty Land Bill was taken up and discussed
at length 1t was under consideration when this
port closed
HoUsE.-A bill was reported to amend and con-
solatc the navigation, revenue ard collection laws
\ long discussion arose on the presentation of a
petition for the establishment of Navy Yard at
Brunswick, Ga. Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved
to reconsider the vote of yesterday, lay the Pa
cific Railroad bill on the table. Carried. The bill
was then taken up and discussed.
The House afterwards went into Committee of the
Whole on the French Spoliaton Bill Committee
then rose, and the House adjourned.
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SEN ATE
THURSDAY, JAN. %, 1866.


Mr. Christian introduced bill to open Uwharrie
River for the free passage OF fsh.-Refcrred. Also
a bill to incorporate the Beaver Dam Gold Noun
tain and Plank Sluicng Company. Referred.
Mr.. Person, memorial concerning the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad Company.-Referred and or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Drake, from the Committee on Claims, repor,
ted in favor of j. r. Jones, and j. W. Erwin. Also,
in favor of G. McIeae.
Mr.. Mcdowell, from the committee corpora
TONS made several reports which were appropriately
disposed of.
Mr. Fisher submitted a Resolution in relation to
the Public Treasucr.-Rcfcrrcd.
Mr.. Fisher, bill to amend an act passed in 1852,
entitled to incorporate the Salisbury Mocks-
vile and Wilksborough Plank Road Company
Referred.
Mr. Thomas, of D., a bill to prevent the telling of
timber in Jimmie's Creek.-Rcferred.
Mr. Mcdowell, bin to incorporate the Brunswick
Savings Insttution.--Read first time
The bill to establish Plank Road from Mocks-
vile to Wilksborough, read the third time and
ordered to be engrossed.
The Senate considered the bill supplemental to
the act establishing the County of Polk. Mr.. Hoke
offereda substitute for the BILL which was adopted,
and the bill passed its third reading, and order
ed to be engrossed.
The Senate concurred in the House proposition to
print the report of the select committee the nstl-
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb
DAN RIVER AND YADKIN RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr. Boyd the Senate then took up
the bill to incorporate the Dan River and Yadkin
Railroad company, its third reading The bill
was amended on motion of Mr. Martin, and passed
by the following vote and was ordered to be en-
crossed. -------
Those who voted for it are, Messrs. Bower, Boyd,
Cherry, Christian Coleman, Cunningham, Davis,
Faison Fennel, Fisher, Fonville, Freeman, Gilmer,
Graves Haughton Herring, Hoke, Lane, Martin,
Mills, Mitchell, Morisey, Rayner, speight, Taylor,
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DIED, at his residence the 9th inst. in Nicholas
county, KY, sharpsburg, Harmon Utterbach,
in his Tooth year. He was 90 years old on the 10th
day of last October He has seen 100 christmas
days He was one that assisted America to gain her
Hoerty, and was present at the surrender of Lord
CORVALLIS to Gen. Washington, at Yorktown
proud day to America. He served his country well,
and honor to his memory and peace to his ashes.
NJ Y. Herald.
And yet if he had needed the pettiest Office in the
gift of the people to keep him from starvation in his
old age, this hero of Yorktown would be denied it
by the party calling itself american" of the day,
for he was German. Out such Americanism.
[Pet. Dem.]
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R.1E1eH. Ian. Or 1877

To tie Editors Of TIE NJ C. Standard: -
1t haNingbeen understood that the " Metropolitan
is to change hands, to pass into the hands of the
junior Editor a ruinor, put forth by my friends,
gained some netofiety in Raleigh that had connec
is unfounded and annoying to my feelings Iabhor
the Know-Nothing doctrine. F hate the principle
advanced that man, because BE is foreign born, or
Catholic, is disqualified for citizenship. And in
short, let sin if sink must politically, stand
ing by the side of true Democrats on our brood
Democratic platform. Yours, &C.,
w. WHITAKER, JR
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OH 9tan0ar0.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. JAN. 81. 1865.
FREE SUFFRAGE IN THE COMMONS.

This question discussed in the Commons on
Tuesday, and various Intellectual efforts made by the
Wings to amend the bill it from the Senate.
On Wednesday the measure passed its first read
ing in the Commons by vote of 80 to IS. See yeas
and nays in another column. All the Democrats
present, together with twenty mine Wings voted
for it, and eighteen Wings voted against it. ~
We call the attention of the people of Orange to
the fact that their Representatives. Messrs. Turner
and Phillips, voted against the bill.
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THE WESTERN EXTENSION.

1t will be seen, bv reference to the Senate pro-
ceedings of Wednesday, that the bill for the extcn.
sion of the North Carolina Railroad west from Sal
isbury, has passed that body by vote of twenty
two to sixteen, and was ordered to be cngrossed
Much praise is due to Mr.. Fisher, the Chairman
of the Committee Internal Improvements. for his
labors on this question. He has devoted much of
his time and attention to it, and with marked sue
cess.
We think it quite certain that the bills for both
the eastern and western extensions will become laws
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cW@ We have several communications on hand,
which viii be published as we can make
room for them. Our Correspondents will perceive
that paper is crowded with proceedings of the
Legislature and speeches of friends in that body,
which claim precedence.
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In this City, Thursday last BENJAMIN B. SMITH, Esq.,
THIS will be read with regret by many The
al and Intelligent honest and Christian. He has
doubtless to the reward of his abors and trials
in higher and holier state of existence. blessed
the dead who die in the Lord. y They cease
from their labors and their works do follow them. "
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RATIFIED ACTS.

We publish below list of such bills and resolu-
tions passed by the General Assembly, have been
ratified by the Speakers of the two Houses and be-
come laws. We indebted for the list to Mr..
Busbee, the attentive and excellent Reading Clerk
of the Senate:
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THE LIQUOR law m OHIO

CINCINNATI, Jan. 23.-The Supreme Court has de-
cided the liquor law to be constitutional. Several
hotel keepers, ETC., before convicted will now be
confined twenty days. The law is very much ia
vored by public opinion, and will break up the liquor
traffic in the State. Native Wines and beer and
cider, not included in the prohibition
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w, H. Thomas, Walker and Woods.
Those who voted against it arc, Messrs. Ashe,
Brogden, Clark, Drake, Eaton, Eborn, Graham
Jones, Mcdowell Person, Sanders, j. w. Thomas
Virgins, Wiley, and N Winslow-I5.
FAYETTEVILLE AND GREENsBoRoUGn ROAD.
The Senate then took up, on motion of Mr.. Mills
the bill to incorporate the Fayetteville and Green's
borough Railroad company, its third reading
The bill was amended so to provide for Rail-
road from Beaufort harbor by way of Clinton, War
and Fayetteville to the coal fields in Chatham
county-the Road to be built and used in divisions
of fifteen miles, and the State to endorse the bonds
of the Company to the extent of $4,000 per mile,
to pay for the iron the grading and sUperstruc-
ture prepared for it by the Company.
The bill advocated by Messrs. Faison Fon-
vile, Thomas of j., and Mr.. Speaker Winslow, who
made most eloquent appeal for the measure and in
behalf of the ancient and enterprsing town of Fay
ctteyc. The bill then passed its third reading and
ordered to be cngrossed by the following vote:
Those who voted for it, are Messrs. Ashe, Boyd
Christian, Coleman, Cunningham Fason, Fcnnel
Fisher, Fonvillc, Freeman, Gimer. Graves, Haugh-
ton, Herring, Lane, Mcdowell, Mills, Morisey, Old
field, Speght, w. II. Thomas, Walker, Winslow, and
Woou-25.
Those who voted against it, Messrs. Briggs,
Brogden, Cherry, Clark, Collins Drake, Eaton,
Eborn, Graham Jones, Martin, MITCHELL Person,
Rayner Saunders, j. w. Thomas Wilder, Virgins,
and Willey-19.
The Senate then took recess until three o'clock.