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WILSON KIsa
ST. Louls, june %. 1888

ST. LouIs, june -. 1883
Prof Wacp--As about 10 prepare ana vend
vour recently discovered Hair Restorative, and IS
YOU request opinion :" it, will state that my halr
!ew months ago very gray and after using two
bottles 81 st Restorative. II resumed ts origt-
nal color an3 since supieson all dsatruf has dis
pet4rea from need saa have 81 EN- troubsd with
un Disagree. le itching OF the scalp. satisfied
hat hosf al regret IT, At gives tho
appearance Of having been recently oiled. . pre-
pared therefore, mend its to all 10
.egllous OF Ia sing "a beautiful head OF hair.
am, sir, ours, etc
II J.. STEWART.
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xs-Joseph Watson. is having the good
time" that has been 50 frequently spoken Of
his pictures being good, and taking good
many, has had The effect OF bringing goody
pie q rocks into his pocket. He deserves all
he has received. Call at h ; rooms over Chi
Ia Hall. and see his good specimens.
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pROF.SSOh MOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Ishas worked usraclcs.

THAT all o.la saG gray can De restored Per
sSt!y 70 goal sroSta. 50 Tar as their los arc
coaceraed. doe. osahts hes f6ss Il VIII esFs
every poSsese disease ~ the sea hsthsr eeNetcP
car4rutf itching. in rhe shape OF cUtsneeus
-ra pI.ans-eyeH scaI1 asaa-snl IN possible case
sali II Ail curing BY magic, nervous er peri
oltcal hesGsc ae, and II used twice week ~ the
eaes regularly II will preserve the color. sha sse
the hstr iron failing, 70 any imaginable age hcAd
sad JUICE:
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= fine assortment Of c4i.drsus AMI rises
~-sssazas-d ascy SHOES = sarioaS 2ud coior>
tar sale cheap FOR ctsil
A}sp. a OF the EaFfcs fac color
~ aU! hlt-% Caters plain. tipped. faXet. hr-ie,
short Almost syery style Of Cater
A..,teTg c.u-try.
Also fs r-s0rfueut Of ladies' and chlrsus shoes ~
"tu r-anuItcrl-r. constantly hand. tut
ahct .5tt ne warranted % gjyr sssf4ct on and
ad - caeIp r. hs cheapest for the ready cash.
r : Fear street, stte, doors south Of Nan.
A BALLARD.
.Itg.a ~
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AT iaxariS'. tsnie aai imulant. and Is re>oE-
y - sae te ri y1ns Wpoa iRtrin- worth
- u.e i"l %~thS cempia A Bill Us De-
,iv "ett-, >tss Headache, Dyspa STA Habitual Coz
So, hrrGEa biarrhea, t',c, Pain in IN. stomach
"a, s"e- GepeF.ii psbillty, Fsmae Weaknesses Sc
- ~ rtSststs generally. ani by Mccullough 4
n - r u. 81 nsay SsaIoad. ansf hvI - Pa K
a.-s ssa --iasiAatti: 4Iso Sy >aaiUE- Go, New
49, a., Las. ls-Iy.
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Richmond. Ind.

Discounts approved paper at all times da-
ring business hours.
Allow interest On uiorey deposited in large
or small sums, and whether left for long or
short periods.
Are always wei supplied with Eastern
Exchange and G Ill. winch they sell at Gin
einnati gatrS.
Purel.asc Cold. silver, Drafts, Certificates.
+ Checks, e,c- Oh tie most accJAodatiI.g
terms.
Furnish reg4lar customers with drafts on
C.ncinnati y ,Hks without claiga.
And from l,ne experience, extensive &C
quaiutaucc aud business connections, aIe
prepared VIII every facility fjr transact. :
a general b tNEsNG b 'siAEss IN all Its
branches, 81 Is isisuIe fall satisfactiontoai i
interests iutrusted t. their care.
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q, + orrtcn. Y.SpkIlA. Tana q, 1884,
Pref Noon-Desr SIR: take pleasure IN bearing
go}upt4ry testimony 70 the exeeIsaec OF soar HEr
Restorative hres months ago my hair WAS very
gray !; Is dark brown, I,he original eolor1
smooth ana glossy. ne only spPhestien have made
- H. "a. been the Hair Restoratlys prepared BY YOU,
ana shi. n from the result in my case can NEST
cordially Recommend IL 10 Others.
IsaspeSiuIty. yoars,
EnMAED NoLcoTr.
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LeeANsrnRr. I'm. June 1855.

leGASsroRT, IND, June 100
Nessrs. q. ). Noon = 90 tents, Yours OF the
i5th cane daily haa3. Enclosed please ind thirty
asht dollars il being the amount for Hair Res orAtse
naFe sold Il ali II choose. may
s-al six dozen bottles Hair ReStoTa;isel shnk
sell Il kas worked miracles in this place. solt
six 3 bottles thar hsl3. and IL fetched
na4r all his head
Yours, respectfully.
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Es- s. 600 were subs in Chicago,
III. on the 2lst ult., 10 make Kansas Free"
Col. Lane made speech there. He also
spoke at Milwaukee on the 81, and at Iowa
CITY on the 81.
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NATEKTotNN. NaAs, MY ], i784-
Prof .. J WooD-Aiow me 10 sttest the Virtues
NJ ua pie powers of Your Hair Restorative Three
months since being exceedingly gray. pur rhased,
and soon to two bottles and u soon be.
10 tell ia restoring tke SILVER locks TO their natyo
70 or ana the hair which 6cre dry and hstsE,
and aling at soft and glossy. snd eeSs
eA tata ms n.ruf disapPesred, and the scalp Lost
IL ths aisrsfeeshs itching snnoyins before, AE4
asss not oalv look but feel Young agaIa
Respectfully, yeurs
Wpr,.
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We are under Obligations 70 c B HUFF,
our efficient Township Assessor. fer the fol-
lowing stat .tic< of our Township AMI CITY.
aaI y aich We publish, thinking they VII
no. prove undressing to the majority of our
readers:
\ STATEMENT. Or Produce g.. ra->ei by
Cit'ze OF Wayne Township Wayne county.
,isf- i he year l~55
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Third Arrival,

tR IN ~eNeicnt~i large trade This
ers-try fiat -h"nit - constantly making
"a ear iaTe-ani Vel selected
Sie5 ani tf- m tnn~rt e 600 : ts siriu =
LAST sHloH5s' "hrh sFrtisoy cheap AL dssir-t.s
i3s -
e.e. - 49, $3.50
80 3 Satile* 'rse hsEsusaze. SIX Mi'aa Cath a.--
st5:fe Sex pirate iAcoRes- cSe pieces
tsFr 81 tsse ssfe fine very
tFrss art llatS tter
&c ear >etl'T sasFser ming SE the
efH ts' where e "fti e"htH1r To select home
sAch EnH4s cheap AMI our market.
Qa-ck - e ant al PROFITS motto
IEoss she have " OoL sell. - III 10 e give
2sa eFl SrRATrAN COFFIN
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E@A' We owe an apology TO oar readers
''f not noticing the fact this week chat anc-
'0er lot Of new goods has just been received
a L. Jaekson's cheap cash store Pagticu-
lars next week,
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N3t IN respectfully friends that have taken
chrrEa ~ his CtSruY IEa.RTsEs4 tor A St.il-r.
Nhsre s}ii ready flaeta=
% ult>e Earl.eatz ii iescr in
stln1ti aud fashionable c.Qthes
- vrleg, warranted 10 hE, sale
JOHN Il. HATFIELn-
june
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COUNTY NoAiiN ArIoNs.

For Representatives.
w. G. JEFFERlS.
HENRY w. SHU MAN.
w. G.. Al SIN.
T,eusHrer
WIN w. LYNDE.
Judre ri Com Picos
W. p. BENTON.
.ShesiF
JESSE L. WILLIAMS.
Pros. dHor"ey
JEHTAL RAlLSBACK.
Go nty Sar"eyor
X G. SElU re.
(0r0Rer
j. w. SWAFFORD.
CtmmisSi0Her
EDMUND LAWRENCE.
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- BONNIE - BONNEI>n -
- MRS. 4. ID. w0OHs+EAS. w.

? hate much nietsE-s il ouucinz - nv c.sora
ers Aut the Alrs e~Heraiiv tist fl5iHery
ervts = cnsa'3~I~ having seeeSr49 ech cre
& Nes fsns aisisiaa and Eiit fe ns sEa
s'. s-e : rs-
raFeT at Hsalss~. CAPS, IIzl Dresses. 4r-rs
= .--- ''S -SsrE #eScEzFt.el 4t a4AleFaz.
n lr ness 1a1 Iy1s all to tail ard
seASrs s4y S5"e@ - rrAty nate Beuyts
- 4ss. AFR5 and IA descriptions th4r se5
fse-~= sa7 E-s t-Fc- El.h ca4l Bo1ues
or'ie- sGsFt notice
bass Itlr have hl@ach.0-
@ ems ~ 3 caH assure . les AAk thsr \ceFot
RoGleE- i--GG - l-<
: t4.t> Haas, tseacreti and trgaEge.t.
TiATss associated VITA practical dress
TIE ASK. prepared to rake At description Dresses
TAlp=as, oSc aEirrtA4 Ih4t branch Dresses
lttseFDs far sale GoaEe al
slytes
hat cts. Surpassed IN West
Is.-sHaaEl3- k.rsi ), $50
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EasdijNaBLE ING!

No Id especially inforn the Riehrnou.i
AMI sscltz Ist have secured the Mr. John
H. tst"sl. wh1 tiil tAse charge Of
Eli ! uus4rEat~ss~l.
We all -ao rau-t. eIses here.
We NiE ssff rao4s s. thy egrl
We " jii cai .,i make Cipt!li Z - order.
4. NJ. MILLER
) 1888. s5tt
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POE & aoLLIaQsWoRTa,
REAL ESTATE GENTS.
.K.ir steel. Br.gtf.reli Baild-se Up Stairs.
D II Erarn IN M

REAL ESTATE CENTS.
K4in s..est Br.gtt.reii Baild.se. JIp Stairs.
RICHMOND. ND
WILL bay svH reut or exchange upon cosanis
W s;cn ss.i Estate. slsc. h4y. sell o exchange
upaa CON io1 FeTSaa4l PEepettV, Storks soats
NaEf-arss sa4 Nnta--roAart Claims. tsse Deposit
Ii8as. Deeds Bonds, Ar'i}=s Of agreement sGa
= kos7 e. asrrUueat= Of writing generally fAae ey
Ncfarle> puAIIc
Ih-v Rave ua- large lot II CITY properly. in
proved fassnS, sni Nestera Isn3$ SCR sac e>-
asrga. <ar.- ef which fe'fosSs
Fsra niles frrua RchraerA IS GOD tisaser.
gaol tsel arS rate 'srH ans other ont A.nss SRA
vel Et~ri Ane orchard 81 REDS 81 Iiedgs
Wa Ee s-tt asFgaa.
>P.EN DID LOT for business House.
corner = Ffth 4ni Main streets ith finished de.
Ing On yah street. Or sale - great harSasn.
Brick House aud large LIT >oata ST. sfrctt;
House afi = A-res Il Lan.i at the ea1 81 N-.-
ke ,csn srs s.,5 all ~itusttsa neasti
One Slaughter House AMI fixtures fer rens, -
los 7rres land irn,roref and ,sassre4 an -s
Tbs Aria pike miles EoEgh Chester fer
sale very
exeesn house ana lrze good sa4
suEeleHs buildings fara we'll ~stsred and seli sEEs
. hult1lGs lots ira street
hons e Aat lot an tiffh street
! 90 do on Seventh street.
Do do on Pessi sweet.
10 Go @ Boston . k, adjoining Rich sacn3
: do da IN '.u1en Jas county, in4
Mill Nah 'n@ry AM Water Power miles north =
Faro. Is S. lies sou:a Of Ri,huonI.
50 acres 81 land IN tusnSAi uaGntv, Ind
80 Do 10 in Washington county, Iowa.
go "a % in Stark county. ial.
- d in Jones county, Iowa
20 80 40 in Adam county lows
!aa - 90 in Dele coaHty. lows.
RieAaeHi. Beaainher - 1855 If
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MARRlED--on Monday evening last.
at Williams burg. Ind, by Samuel Johnson.
Esq Mr. B.NGTAM IASSELLE. at Hunting
ton county, 10 Mrs GATBAKlNE STUDY, u
the .oryGer place
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KANSAS MEETING J.
At s'E'AsS HALL,

Next IRlIAY ENENlNG 1T ! -
o'clock p. NJ. Let all the friends Of
FREEDOM come
June 18th, 500.
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RICHMOND NOV ELY WORKS.
Partnerxnin NOTICE.

ME >i-ef have Fartaersh -.
the - ssyi5eS Magssat & Damn, t- rc-gsSe
81 Sqsg E~11i-y sa8 &achissFy "
81 sEeTs ssF Csstis o. every 3escr
- se EsSsss ssstgs AMI Elaofssn-
ftrtir-ia- att~ction I'll Re g5Sea furnishing 1s3
ireas - eT>s description AID re.F.A- as k1s 81
Uacala~-v.
Hsvfa the - the rsoll8er
aad Isehntsts. pr-Fare4 all
as a
IAe '-Soveity Works situated in tAe ~est part o.
In city. frr1erly the eflii Rs AEzoza Foundry =
Z : casa pal4 for old
d VI. BsYLTEs.
= AARCuANT.
/ D. BCSN-
a.ehaeus. March -. 1883 l5u
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MANUFACTURED WORK
OK HAND. CONsTAN II,


.E4LFo proposals received ~ me os-z.s q
- Wat s.sss- t-7 .ee .u ite ,is 81 T. ilH ti,
ssi as - the ssstiIn. ('ul seh4aI ha-=s s4!
l.t -. n, 70 ~ tha s8t1
,ssrtI atom zeea,S r5ss pr aarzHer
sFt
ac,ts1ss :, "a arg T. Ni<easss-
T's- iauzes -rsesri n=ar t'- - ''fits
-, 4. rs IorElss- en-
ue.rts Her sons land 81 aE.e aEnuss
Tao thu n.yae GA Nati''. tAr.c> vts.
n the NJso4 roa1 3le op tfs i rilEaog. ans 'Ai
lts urg PIKE, 81 G~srg- H. esta7 ~ "5
A. the see-iot cer = the e}sz Il h.
Slr7yf5. John Duke HsutaI At t fssa 49, gers
tue Iafi tar7 NJ teutEre tt NsF-
r-5r d ke o. the corner q ssaIs dEvassUz Pc.
Cl~~ IL Il ceas=a = .tl4a
Rec EeE4 TAI 1&tt- fsF- H-ar-s5H
Su lard. JAR fsIrt.- saE.-
taeir lis ia y Fla S5s~I - I=s
h-sween at cash down. ara re E1
yearly pas ueats = ia its-rrss.
s, '..'.i.. y. l.:.oE- rra.--.
JDSEFH HOLMAN.
= i n n. 81 rnon:t. = G-S5- , q
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ia Hon. CuaRLEs SClSEH's Speech q
Kansas affairs is for sale "a. this OFF,.
Wayne Comfy }seaicai Association.


Pursuant to notice previously published,
thirteen Medical melr Of tic county net at
the L MON School build'ug III this city, On
Saturday last, aaj inaugurated tie above
named Society.
DIR. Personnel Was called to the Chair, aud
Dr.. Brandon appointed Secretary.
After the adoption Il Constitution and
code Of bylaws. officers we've elected To
serve for the ensuing wear. IS follows:
DIR SMITH. President.
" PERso>ET. Wee Pest.
IL ,UGHToN. Rec. Sec.
HARRINGTON. Cor. Sec.
WILSON, Treasurer.
Drs Vail, Wilson ard Butler uele II
accordance with a constitutional provision,
appointed Board q Censor> for The term
Of ono yc7r.
Two members were appointed under a
similar provision. 10 read essays ii The next
meeting. + he held on the FIRST Thursday in
August notice eli which Will be duly pub
lshed prior to the time.
Long may the Society live that las been
thus auspic.ously begun; having for lis oh
iect tile elevation and advancement 4 the
Medical profession the social and is,.slllc-
t,ial character IL is members viii lie T.
NOTED, and this VIII react upon Tie conlas :
MY in which they may respectively reside.
Hence i merits, and vii doubtless receive,
the cordial approval and good wishes 81
every enlightened individual for is prosper
Ivy and success None are mere iHtereSced
than the people themselves. III the standing
and professional sts&InAelts ei these whose
duty II Is To conserve the public health.
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W a>i4l. n t.taD. ~. l. sIaI.sr s i. u
AinesgcH. III c eys<s Ssis evening, rata TEAS
siras,, aaSsssa Nam s,ud alsar.
JOSEPH s. HOY Ellis. Fsesiient.
0aAx FEREy. EscDrdta- Secretary
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tn Acre Sr9erersii

SO ~ 3 us 5=Sa-ae 81 seas
20 IL 6 perTs Dra- sore. Sc. '9= af uF L
fTarn nss c=E- rat-A = Is EEpr~ee
: Ire hss eFsPev o. -
y-z4s rsriot rs1say- over }eaNa o.
v7-Aolc Ft 10 ae shape n erFT.
ror tbs PzoPs.srszS For genar- He-nrE Remedy
r-Fnenl her - ca}G a. POTTS pax -t7Te-
CoFues s,A5a and N>r..z stee=E-. K4shH.>sd
nay % 1855 -2-3a
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Summer Shawfs.

INVITE Craze, Wh.e BerzE= azzre Cashmere
~ -aA~js PeFC12z or-r-i tire Eastern
Casa Sore. -DAD1ETs WRIGHT
rxy - isSS l3s
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2 cbaras rev England Backing!
In7er he PaHadwaa Of'ee,
co , qEat. stree. EgitF.,,, ,nt. I'M.

No , HAHN stree. EEitF.,;, n {. I'M.
szNIE 81 his just rnceire Eoai s2p1> o. .
tolloyFf.- Articles: sltu-ittrr Sole
rrsrsb go "a sri runner SErs: tmuire ard Nlr2-
Root Morocco ami Curca kst red it'1as 4FS
ana pad Skr=. Thong leather anI shoe Itr"t> e." @ 0
makes: KIT. both Of fawnsen - at F1I' eI IN f
uf4crure: Heel >aii- ana Isc%s S>.'1g aeh -
Frech ana CaIf SKINS la<ttaE prtii Innings md Ne
Fry,4ad a.! P4sl E-csfuE. A. N57srs7ts "F fe''
Irees. iastsanh iS, a ma al f'ureIs II ,1@f 'i
ing Boards and G tanfsss
TANNERS TOOLS.
Whitening Knives ftesbsrs urFeEs la go ana s'-'
Welsh and Scotch Stone. t~r.
~ Persons eisl,ng purchase any Il ra r.. 'te
would 10 rNtaNte my STOCK Negro 1"ets
sing 81 where. determined as tF
si,nl lar establIsllara the West. err
~ THOMAS BENT3<-
may o. la56. y 49, ------
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Good Stock for Sale.

The niersf-aei asers Al private sale. four heal
- ~ eS fsr-a yon- tx Cors- ans sky Es4i % hsl
-Asz. etoo iet arrtn0 saeep- Any person wishing 70
immediately Of
D. D GoIoING
Jaas ), lasS- 53s
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The Sort of Canvass we are to have.

The Southside Democrat thinks Mr.. Fillmore
was nominated To divide the vote of the South.
and thus secure the election Of the Black Repub-
lican candidate
Ga the other side, the n. Y Tribune thinks
he was nominated ms a man who can entce votes
enough from the Republican ranks in the Free
States to give the election to the Nebraska De-
mocrncy."
The Washington Union pronounces him an ab-
oliionist
The Tribune says ..if he were elected he would
but prove an inveteraie enemy To the cause and
the friends nf freedom"
Thus is he 10 be subjected toa cross fire of
the extremists and his national position enfilad-
cd by the batteries Of either section. In such
u condition he will be rallied round by the mid
die the friends OF the constitution aud the
uuion, of every quarter of tho country who,
like the glorious l.gh; Brigade at Balaklava will
press onward between the opposing ranks until
they have captured the guns and broken the for
ccs Of thoir enemies.
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Aha lVn hhlre II rnllioan

By an awkward misunderstanding and oversight
purely accidental. we hive failed 90 make men
ton Of the change in the Republican establish.
meut, announced in it, issue of last Monday
Our friends Paxton & Irving have sold out TO Mr.
Henry d. Flood--Mr. Paxton retiring ai,ogeth
~. and Mr.. Irving remaining editor. Mr.. T.
is a gentleman of abundant means, great energy.
and extensive ncquaintance,and is thoroughly de
voted tn the party in whose interests the Repub-
Iican Is engaged. lie will be able to put the pa
per on the most secure and successful footing.
Mr.. Irving is one of the most vigorous, spirited.
prolific ani eloquent writers connected with the
press Of the state. MIR. Paxton carries with him
in his retirement the respect and best wishes of
this entire community. Our relations with ali
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

thursday, Feb. 10Th, lS56.
The House met at 10 o'clock pursuant to AL
journment.
RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC.
Mr.. Blrrwell of Bedford, offered the followed
resolution.
ReSofred that certain resolutions recommend
ing the FL Pasn, a Southern route, as the most
eligible for the construction of railroad TO Cal
lfernia,he made the order of tie day for 3 o'clock
l.. NJ. IN Tuesday llth of March ncxi.
Mr.. Powell dissented to the resolution because
IN his opinion the subject embraced ia the reso-
lutlons was OF too grave and important a charac-
ter to be considered at this late period of the
session. The resolutions would possibly give rise
to discussion. which would consume much of
the time Of the House.
Mr. Burwell promised not to occupy the House
with any remarks on the very important subject
lie sand If they would allow him an hour, even at
~ O'Clock at nj ght. when all the members had
dispersed he would call the previous question on
himself, turn off the gas lights. lock The door,
and deliver the key to the gentleman with the
mushet who marches in the Hall.
The resolution was agreed 10.
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VIRGINIA LEGIS LATURE
DEFERRED PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,. 9th Feb, 1856.


PROTECTION TO SLAVE PROPERTY.
The bill 70 amend act ly2 of the Code 50 as
more effectually TO prevent the escape Of slaves
came up rs the order of the day." whereupon,
Mr.. Mallory moved that the clanse admitting
slave Testimony against tho white citizens of those
States where such testimony is legazed, be
stricken from the bill
The motion to strike out was then agreed to.
Mr.. Bass lin behalf of Mr.. Hobbs. who was
necessarily absent offered an amendment pro-
yidng for the arrest, &c, of suspicious persons,
not citizens of Virginia.
Tho amendment was agreed 10, alter being
modified 81 rs to subject them to imprisonment
fit should be proved that they had been tamper-
ing with slaves.
Mr. Claiborne moved to amend that portion Of
the bill enslaving free negroes who my 90 out
aud afterwards return to the State. by excepting
from it. operation, free negroes who may visit
the States of North Carolina, Kentucky and Ten
nessee.
Mr.. Parsons proposed that Maryland should
be included.
Mr.. Garnet opposed the latter proposition.
because free negroes made Maryland thorough
fare to and from the Northern States.
After some debate, the motion of Mr.. Clab rne
was agreed to- and the bill ordered to be en- gross
ed
The Speaker then vacated the Chair.
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tie powers of sam, we will
1Be G,o,g, Lqp Association.
The folIowing resolutions were adopted:

The following resolutions were adopted:
| Resolved. That although our first choice for
President of the United States was George Law.
we approye of the nominations of Nhllard Fill
more for President and Andrew j. Doneson for
Vice President aud will by all honorable means
support snid nominations.
Resolved That the name Of this assoc ation
he changed and that it hereafter be known as tho
National American ssociaiion of the city Of New
York.
Resolved Tint the members of the various
Live Oak and Fillmore Clubs in the city, aud all
Others in favor of the election of Fillmore and
Donelson the Union and the Constitution be in
yited 10 Join with Us in the cause of our coun-
try and the maintenance of true American prn-
ciples.
The meeting adjourned with nine cheers for
Fillmore and Donelson--su subject 10 the call OF the
Executive Committee
WAsuIsGros, Feb. 20-The Americans Of
this city are firing salute 10 night in honor of
the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore.
The New York Express says of the feeling in
that city: The nominations have been received
in this part of the State, and in this city. with
great unanimity, and the very best Of feeling
No nominations could have been more popular.
The American Clubs in all parts of the City and
BROOKLYN take up and endorse the nominations.
The straight Wings in Constitutional Hall also
endorse them They nre nominations that every
man may be proud of supporting. and which ev
cry mnn can support with pride and pleasure
Now that Clay and Webter are dead. no man has
a stronger hold on the people than Willard Fill
ma
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SENATE.

THURSDAY. Feb. 2S.
Mr.. Funsten moved a suspension of the III cs
in order to take up the joint resolution from lhe
House oil Delegates for prolongation OF the s,'s-
sion until the 18th of March.
The roll was then called and the Senate con
the 18th of March,
The following were reeonsidered without re-
ference, read three times aud passed.
To incorporate the Henry and Franklin Tufn-
pike company
To amend the act making the town of Lyme h
burg city, aud revising aud reducing into one
act The provisions of its charter.