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W EDNESDAf, Aprii II.
SESATE-Mr. Mason offered a resolution
which he would call up tomorrow for the
adjournment of both houses of Congress
from the 10Th to the 3Oth Of April.
The Homestead Bill was taken up.
Mr. Johnson, Of Tenn, replied TO Mr.
Mason remarks of yesterday
After some remarks Of Mr.. Mason in re-
ply to Mr.. Johnson
Mr. Wigfall said he was tired OF tlli,
twaddle about the people, and denied that
the Homestead Rill was Democ cratic
measure, and asked when did it occ J.,.. a
part of theirplattorm. 1t has he N "'"'
ed by the Republicans, and is designed to
cut the throats of the southerncrs. Any
body that believes that this government Is
a contract between States, is q Democrat.
lie reiterated that the Homestead Bill con-
stituted a part Of the Republican platform.
Mr.. Pugh denied that the Republican
platform says anything about the Home
stead Bill
Mr. Wigfail continued his remarks,
which We're Of very decisive character.
Mr. Douglas urged the propricty Of fix
ing day for the final vote.
The bill was recommtted, with instruc-
tions 10 be reported back Tuesday, and
with the understanding that it shal! be
pressed to q final vote. Adjourned
HoCsE-TLe House resumed the con-
sideratiOn Of the Til for the ai.n:s-icn Of
Kansas into the Union
Mr. Maynard opposed tie admission Of
Oregon and Minnesota because their re-
spective constitutions permitted alien suf
irage, and besici-s h d.d not believe Ore
gon now has population of 10000. He
moved that the h.I! be recommitted 10 the
COMMITTEE. on Territories with the iu~trrlc-
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point, the people Of Concord having made
preparation, beforehand, TO resist any pro.
cess .! the senate of the United States.
and hayiug appointed, 1T the instigation
oi their leading citizens, committee to
organic" future resistance and this after
having been Informed by Dir SanLorn.
tnat.li ever called upon by any person,
clothed with powers cinanating from the
senate OF the tinted States, he would re-
slet the execution Of the warrant"
IN order 10 put beyond doubt that il i.
tn" intention at Concord to bid defanc.
to the authority Of the United States how.
ever exercised, and bring on, if possible
another ln>talment Of the irrcDrcssille
conflict, Mr.. >anborn' friends have enter
ed sham complaint against him, for as
saiIiting the assistant marshal, and have
bound him over to take his trial in Julv
Such is the contrast, and as the pul,lj,.
IS constantly assured. in the most emphat
&c nanner. that the republican party .s 10y
a! 10 the Union, condemns john Browns
enterprise, and isiopposcd TO all extreme
and violent measures, we have only To as,<
them 10 note who are the individuals and
which arc the Journals most forward in
gio:iiying the new martyr
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aHAE- = .-.a 4s-
.@rgf.-lLs house act for ;Ae.lm..>ion
OF Kansas VAS rad and referred - the
committee Oh territories
nr. Wilson resolution, in relation to
the suppression ot the slave trade vas re
fcrrcI - tie committee on foreign rcls-
tiors
The Iii amending the patcu. law came
w. Some ycrfal"meudn.euts were made
Vt ono clock it was laid aside, and the
private calendar resumed.
The senate went mo executive session
and afterwards adjourned to Monday
Hea-r-Mr. Carter. from th" committee
on the District Of Columbia. moved for au-
thority 10 employ clerk. TA., being re
fused, he asked 10 be excused from ser
vice a. the chairman Of the committee.
Mr.. Bennett hoped this would not be
granted, a. the gentleman vas nav excited
Mr. John Cochraue said, now that the
anti-pclygauy bill had passed, he cntreat-
ed his friend 70 remain in his position
Laughter Mr. Carter did uat hear his
colleagues. tu; his elotuenco hoated like
a feather on the wave leaving no ripple
behind. Laughter The question Ct eX-
c!Isiu9 was passed over
Mr. Curtis. from the Pacific Railroad
committee, reported bill on tine subject.
which was ordered TO be reported Re
ferred back,
Several private bills were passed.
Adjourned TIL Monday.
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DoUGTAs As ! DEBATER-ILe readers of
the leading republican papers must be as
tonished AT the number Of times Douglas
is " iiaved alive in the senate. He never
makes speech, but Mr.. Trumbull, or Mr..
Doolittle or Mr. Somebody or other,
takes the conceit out of him. or 4" com
pletely demoli>hes him by scorching
speeclr," every word of which " told on his
hide" Now. the truth is, that since the
time of Mr. Clay Mr. Douglas has never
rnet his match in the senate IN debate
Mr. Douglas is not witty, nor is he rs nice
in his choice cf words as q correct taste
would desire but for pluck, promptness
and fertility of resource, and capacity to
deal his heaviest blows without prcmedi-
tatIou, I.e ,->hnhly sIrpasses any living
,leiater Whether right or uio..s, at the
head of a powerful party, or single-handed
ogainst the whole senate, Mr. Douglas has
never We, come cut second best in a de-
Latc.-P.UStry Post
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CALIroRSIA-We have advices from Cali
fornia To the 2eth ult

CAL,FoRNIA-We have advices from Cali
fornia TO the 2Gth ult
The late., news from the Carson Valley
silver mines j. but 4 repetition OF former
accounts People are flocling thither IL
large numbers New locations were being
laid out, new mines discovered, and claims
selling al enormous prices. The excite
mcnt throughout California, concerning
the mines. is steadily on the increase.
An Earthquake WAS felt al Carson City
on the 18th, lasting several seconds. 1t
was SO severe that goods Were shake from
shelves in the stores. y general rush was
made Tor ti.u -tree.s from nearly every
house in town, and quite raIlIo l,'e .>il
ed. The same shock WAS felt III the por-
ton OF California nearest contigouS ana eA-
tending to Sacramento, and disturbing the
euuanimity OF the Legislature iii session.
The Legislative Committee on the pro
posed change OF the eastern boundary OF
the state. So as t. include the Nashoe sill
yer mines report adversely, on the ground
OF lack OF Constitutional power, unless
the question is first submitted 70 a vote OF
the people.
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AAs the gentleman disciaim-
Iton Of giving offense, that was

NJ fBI EAAs the gentleman disciaim-
Ell t4ol4 ton Of giving Oifanse, that was
AGes Il a. was TAKEN
Housd fr Gilmer, from the committee
on elect reported the following:
WHEe8 1t is claimed that portion
OF the tef Tory of Minnesota, not included
IN the IT. OF Minnesota, still remains an
unorgaeAH Territory, and the residents
thereof&N4tled to have delegate in con
gresss eEefeiore
ReseNed,That the president communi-
cate, x&otincompatible with the public
lntere4F al such information he may
have if1SiApossession as to the existence
ofany y1prNerfitory
The eteaanble was rejected and the res
oiution adopted.
Iwenty-Te thousand copies Of the pres
ident sRsofest and the replies Of the com
mitteetpn the judiciary on the subject,
were ordered to be printed
JheE6nsideration of the report Of the
comniittee on public expenditure propos-
ing a REFORM in the public printing, and
the Fpe6ch spoilation bill W ere postponed
tho foTsnsktiil the 18th of April and the
latter till the 9th of NAV.
The Senate bill Coz 6 telegraph to the
Pacific came up.
Mr. Colfax explained the amendments
proposed by the committee Oh post roads
and post offices, as reducing the amount
annually 70 ue pv;d by the government to
$4,000 If the messages exceed til,
amount abe government i 10 pay the adj
d:tiongl rates The price for ten words ;s
TO be valued IT - II the eotractgrs re
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good story was told us (Hartford
Prcss5 the other day about John Van Bu-
rem. He had taken some technical advan-
,age. by which his opponents client IN au
action was non-suited The man was furi-
Gus. and declared his purpose to give john
q peice Of his mind when he saw him that
would r:tLer him. Happening 10 see him
one day at Downings standing at the bar,
oettinT outside some New ork boys, he
boldly confronted the Prince, and, being 4
small man, looked up at him tiercely and
burst out. Mr. Van Buren, is there any
cl;ant so low and mean, or any case so nasty,
that YOU won't undertake to defend 1t
~ d3n't know" said John, stopping to
,,,,t owav another oyster, then bending
l". lIu',n md contidentially drawing out his
ao uo,'Ir in the mans car, " !ihat Aaoe yoa
J .y.;.g -
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Race with = ssuiI,

Some forty year ago the managers Of 4
race course near Brownsville, on the No
,nn published notice Of q race, one
mile heats, on a particular day, for a purse
of ,l'.' " Free for anything with four lcgs
and hair on
\ man l.! the neig ighborhood named Hays
| had bull that he was in tine habit 81 rid
ing 10 mill with his bag Of corr. and he
determined to enter him for the race
he said nothing about it to any one but
but re rode him around the track a mum
Der OF times. on several moonIi cht lights,
until the bull had the hang Of the ground
pretty well, and would keep the right
course He rode with spurs which the
bull considered diSagrecable; so much 50
that he always beloved when they Were
applied TO his sides.
On the morning'of the race, Hays came
upon the ground on horseback on his
dull Instead Of a saddle, he had dried
an cx-hide, tile head part Of which. with
the horns still on, he had placed on the
bull : rump He rode 10 the judges stand,
and offered TO enter his bull for the race
but the owners of the horses that were
entered objected. Hays appealed TO the
,-.IiIs ,..,, notice; Insisting ti..,t AIs bu.
/ had :. four legs, AID hair on, and that
therefore he had a night toSsnter~ lsiia;.-
After good deal Of swearing. the 1ne
declared themselves compelled 70 decide
that the bUI! had the right to run, and he
was entered accordingly.
When the time Tor startin" arrived. the
bull and the horses took their places
The E0!S.-Iacers were out Of AUmOr a be
iu@ bothered with the bull. and ~ the bur
lc,gle which they supposed was intehd-
ed but thought that IL would be over a.
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Da Page County Nurseries,
oF 1.EwIS EILSWORTH g. Co.

NiPEN TILLE, ILLINVIS.
yyIliE largest Fruit and Ornailehtii iIees
shrubs and Plants at the at. now offered FOR
sale wholesale and retail for spring delivery Also
a large of sig. ornamental trees ana ever
greens. Persons desiring trees, shrubs, or plants rom
this establishment, assured that they can ontaii
them by crde ing them of the SUBJ criber who viii re
main few days in this place. ldec2il D. MOONEY
Pictorial Magazines and Papers.
II HAVE large lot. Back numbers Of these-Godey
i Harper, &c, per No. 1oc. Ladies call and look.
Ian2e rH0s. ORT0e:
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FI1iGTiC PHYSICIAN AND II ErEDE.
t7J-ee Ela,I don. ar->t or OtdlcU BffI, Nfr Street,
OTTAWA. Ills
ENE. c would respectfully call tE- attention OF tihse
suffering from Chronic Disease particularly ScIo-
fls. White Sw cling, salt EcuI, k'UpticT' Of the Face
And skin SCad Head Oli Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities of tslr blood.
Also, Deforuti,s Carya;IreS. and Diseases Of the
Spine. Distortions G: the Feet Contracted Limbs, StiE
Joints. &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle, and
with Il snecess heretofore Uucgualed- s;t
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Miss FANNY NJ. EARL'S
CassE5' E-A'E'iS<s s.HsSas sAssT

q HIS Library which has been closed for the las. few
I weeks on account Of Sickness, is re-opened, and
NAV be visited during each day OF the week,
From IL 10 II 4 ". aid f,oHe . 10 / p ".
Over 100 new :, uu!es Of late valuable and interest
ing publica tons have been added TO the Library.
homeopathic SPrCIsscs.
Miss F. has been appointed agent for the sale in this
c;ty Of Humphreys celebrated homeopathic Specifics,
- best for family use sold They are sold either
i; comntc.. sets in cases. by single vias. book
with p,iV and full instructions accomnanies each case
W." ~ r. FANNY N. EARL.
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aYrs." said kind mother Of one ofour
;., cl,urches, helping her little son TO
Lam his Sunday school lesson-"Cain was
= fnritiye and a vagabond on the earth;
p T. ,S,s so bad that he thought every man
would slay him. Where could wicked
Cain 60 to?
WHY mother replied the thoughtful
Jobnny." Cain could have gone to Balti-
more"
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Esooi AMI sG.oc shop.

AM prepared to manufacture TO order Gents
O. ] Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
q Kid, Goat. Calf, and ultressed Morocco Bootees-
alters and Buskins.
Heel Caters ami Eootees made in good style, o. good
ock.
Shop over J NJ Kings Leather Store, OTTAWA, III.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted
.cb21 ID. L. TUCKER
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LOOK HERE!

SO Eac.I.inc New in the Harness LiMc
TEIHE subscriber has made arrangements to receive
L constant supply of genuine OAK TANNED HARNESS
Lea ther, and will use no otter kthd -
An assortment OF work, from lame strap TO fr'
sill mounted coach harness. constantly kept on hand
or made TO order.
Repairing done up good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming done IN the latest styles, and 81
low prices
Also. full assortment Trunks and Valises always
hand.
shop at the old stand south corner OF Main and
Col u.nbi streets J. g STONE,
Ottawa. February IS, 1850. Late Stone Eels.
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New G.rman Drug Store.

I BEG leave the public, in anil around OF
4 tawa, that l have removed my NEH GEH MAJ
DEIG STORE from Columbus TO IL Salie street. op-
posite the Court House where will continue to keep
and sell, at the reasonable prices Drugs and Me
diciHes. Patent hedeiues, Perumeries, SaafS Wines
and Liquors. for medic al Fluid and Camphine, Ci-
gars, Chewing Tobacco, Snun &c, &c.
Preser iptons will be put up carefully, cheap and
promptly T. SCHEORR,
mar8l1lw" Gernnd Apcfhecdry.
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Solomon saws the tongue is not easily
bridled. But it is easily bit-though he
does not say so,
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Schutt's Custom Mills,

South Wcst Corner qr the Hgirroiic B,Sia,
A RE- now complete and perfect order for grinding
a Wheat, Corn, and EuckwhUat, in d satisfactory
manner and with despatch
FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED.
Constantly on hand cheap for cash. Goods deli
yrad in the CITY and IN South Ottawa free or crge.
orIoly \. FLEMING.
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ti-r larg- -to-a o.
F.n aud Winter
,-,,,>.,.,-, COON.
80 - "o''
rLnr., .,,,-,,,.,.-
-,.:.., .,i -
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Carriage Rcpairin. shop.

A IL branches OF Carriage and Wagon repairing vii
"A b. done with despatch, and i'll the hest manner "a
Gays Carriage Shop. Bugges mace to order from s5
70 Sl25 and warranted III every respect
shop the first north oil the Geiger House,
La Sail. st. locSI JIG. GAY. agent.
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vJ..SRfS.
VI. EISE.f ssh.

FFICE II the second story - shu'er, bunting near
the Bank OF O..awa. Residence, Esst Main stre~t
OF Fox River. sNI'-
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nTr.W4 MARBLE YARD.

Z lie having purchased the shop and stock
% Gew-il & Finley, where he intends 10 carry the
business extensive scale. lie has hand and
is siways receipt 0f best quality of American tia
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture, &c. As he has Of
the 5es: workmer in the country. he feels
sured that he up anything in his line in a superb
style, together with low prices he feels that
he will give s those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
~ n. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
prorl y attended TO. JAMES WILLS.
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ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS
l.. ". Van D.isE(.
EGi..s.s.6. E1i.S.s Kan.

f,f.e oFSy- P:<rgl,.s Store sob' Si3s court H@f's~.
RNEVsS rOEEN. win Gj> Baths aifG Medicines Is
Drvi,areG all forms q! Chronic ani C"n:;4-
tu;iena Diseases II. rf.-ctuaiy draw mercury out
OF the system. ard iragicaly relieve ti- patient when
suffering from Salvation a;i Nrrcuri Sores. electing
a permanent Also Ia MI forms "f Scrciuia
Eh- ui:latsa Neuralgia. Erys -as Salt Hheunl. Scai
Head Deu.tie-s and ringing the Cstarrh. bron
ehits Asthma Consumption III first and second stages,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Plies raV- and Kidney
Affections D-cayed isoues- Fever Sores, White Swell
ing Contracted Cords. Stiff Joints. &c. &c. Cancers
and Tuuicrs successfully cured without the use Of the
knif. itnl4
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Dr. rs,InE : >IznyvEL.,
:. =. rIlN:;I RI.

'i.-si,fla rsf .>a.g.0I- p''.i5.r. IHiIc's-
II wing permanently located iE This city, lie viii he
rIei give his attention - those SAo may desire AIS
prof ssiOEal services
u. in Z e. H.LgFET 7 nev ing corner o. Ia
Snl and Ma..i.on s,r...s .-n.H
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make r;rc IN arv Part cf the ci'y wi"r" size finds
si.-ira.,e ryod. and Tow prices Believing herself
on, hest Judge, Millinery goods that GOES
into New York. from tisis city or any ia III" west
has mil confidence to DEFY cOmp-ttiu:.
Rooms rorne OF Main ana Columbus SIS, ottawa III.
aN..isY
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=. CCc,,...<n. W. H..

German Ir-rg;st md -iy"h|c6't' f1i1' 81. c'td,rs
tWNOLESAiE AND iETAII-'
Importer OF Drugs Chea.cais, French Coguiae Bran
die. Wines G~Er
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Fairbanks Scales.

NHTEIGlI Lock, Railroad Track,
~ railroad Depot, Miners and
lTf Transportation. Hay. Coat ami Stock,
n Portable Platform, Dormant Hopper
I e Scales. for Grain, and a.! the rarie
I M ties Cf Counter Scales.
ASE.z5ss.Ts2A For sale ty
4:E7ssN GEO W. PIERCE. agent,
IA = stHS%S West side Of Court House square.
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NEW STAYD l. NEW GOODS.

Y L II - 7 Z . G :: = Vt NJVTE
H::SS s.yAsE E:JL::
Would call the attention 80 IN. Ii-- If Ottawa te her
fine assortment Fail Millinery Goods, consisting ia
part i;oHr,c+-. Eibcas. floTst-, f-a;ers- Head
dresses. R"Eches Lace, Vets, sleeves, and every
thing comprising, good stock OF
Fashionable Millinery.
Having secured the services OF an experienced
Ni.Iiner, directly from New York. Sic assures tte La
that she show them choice assortment OF
i;Oancts a. can Ie found 0Hy,chere-
Erc>s Walking
In all its branches attended hy Miss StCair A full
s.t Of .w Patterns the I'll known establishment
of Madame Deriorest be seen ty calling AZ her
rooms. Dresses, Ragians, CIosks. BHsques. sacq1es,
everything that i:IIe u-a-lc with neat.eSs and
dis sich. Having excellent goods and fiH>T CLASS
HEIr confident giving entire satisfaction to all
who may her with their patronage. aud she will
Sell n tie very t0ec& cash prices. B:sac.iug and
pressing done.
y. Il. Rooms on Main street. two doors east oil
Mansion iious-
1889.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAE cry
nv, ys- WHEELER,

RY J. Is. WHEELER.
H5UE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha-
u bi;ant. of Ottawa and vicinity that lie is now
prepared furnish the choicest variety Of Crackers
such as Butter Soda, Lemon Boston, Oyster Abernetha
ard Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies, &C. in good variety. Confectionery, of tie
choicest selection, constantly hand All Kinds u
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains nor expense in
fitting wagon for the convenience and accomnoda-
tio OF his and the public generally, now
able furnish anything in their line 10 those who de
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon call daily,
will please send their orders the y. l. Bakery, to
the Post Office
Remember the place, in Elvards' Block, few
OF IL. Tn honTsons store Main Street. Send in
orders, and they will receive prompt attention.
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Such f0Tr"H .>""Htt"g Jjte-IorNe, 'fIft Irdtrie
TLO vs.. i,irro"rN Ctiftc1forS. Horse Ldkes, dc,
IL short, All kinds o' heavy farmers tools Their machi
merry ail perfect. and propelled By abundant,
nrv.r-faiiuc power. Farmers invited to call
and their WORK. whether they wish purchase
.fHtI~ir tc0rk - 1cfrrrht.d
Orders from distance promptly attended to. and in
pl-rEcis;s placed ard canal boats free 81
-large. feb3-u II. Il NJ.
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Y = w SpIsl\ & 90 . u : .
Mrs SssG.ss
NJ / !. !. y l.. J. y
MISS AVERY
MILLINERY GOODS.

sEAS :us' opened ano-
, 4 ticr larg- -toca o.
I. 7.. 90 a...4 w..
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Matchmaker and Js1cele,-In Metropolitan E'ock
Soiih Side Of the COrrt House Square Ohd'cd
H1AItH work thoroughly done and warranted
w CLOCKS repaired at the shortest notice. CLOCKS
Watches. and JeNelry for sale cLe MARI,
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an -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
l. L NJ B Il r..

H7IiE undersigned offers for sale hundred thou
l. sand feet OF Lumber which he will sell a current
prices for cash, in exck, H<e for corn.
f.b1>-3m Il. l.. . REILLY, OttItcd AreHnr.
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HENRY ". Ds-E5.y. -. :

-ti.1r.r,f ,Frj tsEES'.s1F o. LT7,-',fd't'.. IL
q. :, in E.dHir's block MP stairs, .u tine rooms fo
nerly occupied - f,:.y F.se Is.i=s pr-.t-s shce-
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BUSINESS CARDS

\. Il. BR!SloSss
Note Commission, and Insurance broE~'''
,,w. my29
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The great oil spring excitement in Penn
sylvanla has creased the pen Of fat cor
respondent of the Sandusky Register who
contributes the following oleaginous and
unclious eristlc to that paper. His story
runs ~ as slick as grease" and "knocks the
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WEDNESDAY, April II.
SESATE-Mr Mason offered a resolution
which he would call up tomorrow for the
adjournment of both houses of Congress
from the 10Th to the 3Oth Of April.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
NOTICE.

- +
FINDER and BY virtue Of Deedsof Trust,
executed bX John w. Lewis To- John l..
Msseiey, Trustee, dated 0chlber the 25th.
1873, and on record in the ClSfks ONCE 81
KanaMha County Deed Book u, pags s4o7.
The undersigned trns' es, will seiI a Public
Auction, 10 the highest bidder, at the fIoat
door Of the Court House n Kanawhs County.
on Moaagy. ne i9M ddy 81 1karehs 4 $50.
Chat being court day.) the following described
real estate, to-wtts d tract Of land Situated IN
the CountySof Kanawhas onstheI waters Of
BfgWn,s creek Z iribHta ~ Coal river, ard
estimated to contain 1000 aGres; which said
tract Of land was devised t6a the said John
". Lewis by his father. Jrhnt Lewis, BY will
on record. in the clerks Office -of KanaWha
County. The purchaser will be required TO-
pay the sum Of i've hundred and fifty dollars,
in hand and to execute bonds, bearing iIller-
est from their date, with apployeds PERSONAL
security for the residue, payable in two in
stalIments of six and Twelve months each. 81
AND for further and better security the title
will be reserved. JOHN L. MUSELEY,
January 30th, '6e 40 Trustee.