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Attachment.

James Liggett g. isaac) DEFORE REIN B.
Liggett. plrfs ID Ilandley, Justice
VS. ofthe Peace Of Greene
David NJ. Frnzier de. township, EIar. CO., o.
tenlant
On the 2Ist day of March, A. d 1860, said Jus.
tce issuee an order Of attachment in the above ac
on, for the sum of seventy two dollars and nifty
cents 1871, ,5O.l Probable costs thirty dollar.
JAMES LlGG Eft and
ISAAC LlGGETr.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs
Road Noti1e.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission
IN ers Of Harrison County, Ohio at thei
March session, A ID. 1860, levief for Road prrPo
ses tax OF cents on the hundred dollars OF the
taxable property OF The county. Said tax may b'
discharged by labor on the public highways, at the
rate Of One Dollar per day, under the dree ton o
the Supervisor Of their respective districts, on Of
before the fifteenth of September next.
X W KINSEY. Auditor
Of Harrison comfy Ohio
90 roen q.
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following valuable varieties:
Strawberries.
Over one hundred varieties, embracing nearlv all
the native and foreign kinds of any repute The
Tost universally popular of these is und oubtedy
the
WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDING
OF which we have on hand the largest steck in ex
lstenCe, which offer % cents per dozen.
81 co per 100, $500 per loco, and $4,000 per TO-,
600.
1t is unnecessary to say anything in praise of
this fruit, as my at all conversant with sraw
berry culture for the last two years who has ac-
quainted himself with the discussions of fruit
growers associations. and the contents of the
Horticultural Press is aware that for size, prOduG
tiveness aud profit it stand at the very head # the
list OF Straw berries. Fruit of this remark able va.
riety from our grounds sold in The Pittsburgh mar
ket last seneon at 81 90 per quart, and n single
plar lifted with the fruit on, brought 81 wri.
ter in the Country Gentleman says; it succeedes
well on almost any soil and that it has produced
with him ut the rate OF $50 bushels to the mere.
Other varieties prop0rtionateIy low, and grent
inducements offered to those wanting to buy large
quantities.
Brinckle's Orange $3.50 per dozen, $500 per l0C;
Fastofi. Rivers Large Fruited Monthly kncvett S
Giant, Red and Yellow Antwerp, loU per dozen
! 800 per 100.
| BLACEGBEsRHES.
New Rochelle, or Lawton, 90 per dozen, 90 per
| leo, and 1000 per l00C.
| Dorchester ard Newn ans g'horness, 800 pei
| 1oO and $500 per 900 Wholesale purshasers
and dealers allowed liberal discount
PLANTS BY MAIL.
| For ! 90 we will send 10 any Post Office in The
country, except Oregon md California, post paid
and carefully put up in cotton and oiled SILK SO as
to carry safely 40 Wilson's Albany Seeding Straw
berries Plants; or the same number OF plants 0
any other variety in our catalogue offered at q
cents per uozen; those at so cents per dozen hal
the number. For 90 we will send six New Ro
che lie Blackberry Plants.
Printed Instructions for cultivation will accom-
pany plants.
Catalogues sent on application, losing a tam.
j. KNOX.
march II 3m. Box 478 Pittbutgh Pa
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Negro vo,img--rhe Record Made Up

1t will be remembered, that some weeks ago,
Mr.. PARR, of this county, offered in the House
Of Representatives, o joint resolution proposing
to submit to vote of the people oi0hio, an a.
mendment of the State Constitution by which
all persons ofany degree Of African blood, would
be prohibited from voting sitting on juries or
holding office. The House took no final ac-
tion on this proposition until few days ago.
It was then rejected by q vote Of 48 yeas to 40
nays. Only three Republicans voted in favor Of
allowing the people an opportunity to amend
the Constitution so as to make the exclusion o.
negro voting, clear. and imperative. With this
fact before the public it will be o little use fol
the Republicans hereafter to deny that they are
in favor ofan equality Of political rights between
Whites aud Blacks.-Nepark Adv.
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Ph:srHIs ;amd Chemists,


0[y-For sale by John Beall. Druggist and Book
seller Cadiz, Ohio Dnflitid and Ryder, Jeficrsoni
Saunders & Sou. Llopcdae; Jas Cldy, Cadiz june
ton; Hughes, New Athen.; A. Coulter, Patt"ns-
vile; VIM. Maxwell, Hanover; T Grace, New
NIler's Station; George Allen, Fnirview; John
Wrst & Co New RumIey; w Z. Perry nssville;
Jul. S,hre.Scr, Mooreti2d; Demin5 u Crawford,
MastetsvilIe LatIner and Custer, Bowtrsfille;
J,hn Snyder, Pmladeiplia r ,ai; K. C!dweA,
Franklin; Il. Pitts & Son, DsersvilIe; Thomas
Green, Freeport.
November 2. lS59-ly. ...
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
AND
ETS REMEDY.
FHUIAETnGON7@
Y o. a h a Courh h Svrun

V eg TIA Bile Cough Syrup.
FuIton's cough syrup for Coughs;
Futon's cough syrup for bleeding Of the Lungs;
Futons cough syrup for q insey;
Fu toms cough syrup for Difficulty of Breathing;
FnltOn's cough syrup for Phthisc:
Fulton's cough syrnp for Bronchitis
Fulton's cough syrup fer Minister'S Sore 1hroat
Fultons cough syrup for Weakness of the Chest;,
FuIons cough syrup for Inward Ulcers;;
Futon's cough syrup for Splitting Blood,
fulton's cough syrup for Asthma;
FutOn's cough syrup for Influenza;
Fultons cough syrup for Group;
Fulton's cough syrup tor Pain in the Breasts
Fulton's cough syrup for tloarseness;
Fulton's cough syrup for all Catarraha affections =
Fulton's cough syrupf foI inflammation Of Lungs !;
Fultoh's cough syrup for lncipient Consumption
and Coughs originating from whatever cause, and
no matter OF how long standing
So many are daily suffering from the above dis.
eases-a all symptoms OF Consnmpt"n-who will
never admit that there is airy seed OF that fatal dis
ease in their syetem and the symptoms shsw then-
selves in many cases, so gradually that the victim
is as capable as ever Of attending to the business
and enjoying the pleasures of life. He heods not
the slight Inconvenience OF OF coughs and clds,
till the disease is far progressed that the Gymp
toms of Consumption become uumisakable II is
with this view that would describe some OF the
early symptoms. hoping that it this meets the eye
OF the early sufferer, he may give II his undivided
attention. Habitual coStlveness, Liability TO take
head Dizziness; Pain In the Shoulders; Pain under
the Shoulders and Shoulder Blades; frequent cold
Feet and Hacking Cough the coughing up OF
lightest Phlegm often rather tough and strlngy;
Difficulty of Brea hing, Tor Shortness Of Breath;
Cold chills in the morning, with Fever after; Flush
and red cheeks, on excitement; Splitting up OF mat
ter steeaked with Blood; Frequent Emaciation and
Debility; Flesh Soft and Flabby, and rather Clam"
my Flying pains in the chest, side and shoulders;
irequens fits OF coughing on awakening, in the
mornipg frequent attacks of Diarrhea; Pains in
the Breast, and Phhisic in early liie-all of these
are signs of the approach of that Consumption
which, if neglected when first felt, will probably
tel inmate in death
| We would then say TO you, reader, work and act,
that you may save much suffering in alter Lie, and
perhaps escape an early DEATH
| Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
Prepared by
j. M. FULTON,
Masonic Hail, Pittsburgh, PA.
And sold by John Beall Cadiz, and lsaa Lewis,
Short Creek, Ohio. .'
| Dec. %, l959-4m. ..
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator of the estate OF
John Bennett, late of Harrison county, Ohio de.
ceased. All persons interested will please take
notice. r. J. BENNETT, Administrator.
March %, l96O-3t
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
GTNE%&rE III " / Nj T. n II

THIS celebrated preparation has no near equal
IN all diseases requiring an EXTERN NJ APPLl
CATION such MS Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spra in,
Burns, Old Sores, and all other aches, no matter
what their name or nature. This Lnment is the
result o! years Of active practice and careful re-
search, by the ctlchlned Ply scian, DR.. VIM
CLARK E, of Brooklyn, N Y, whose reputation
as man OF science is co-cxtensive with the coun
try. For many years it has enjoyed an ehviube
reputation, not only IN private practice, but al
large, as the
GREATEST REMEDY IN USE
] ct all who are afflicted TRY IF, as it is
warranted to effect speedy aud sure cures
W For sole .hy n. u. WALKER. Proprietor,
Pittsburgh, 10 whom all orders must be addre ssed
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The Missouri Compromise.

While in Columbus last week-we listened
to some pointed spicy Democratic speeches,
among II e rest was an excellent speech oil
Judge Key, Senator from Hamilton County.
IN the course Of his remarks when referring to
the compromise Of 1920, he said it was an un-
constitutional barrier, which instead ofproibt-
ing slavery from going North, kept freedom from
going South. This is the most correct defini-
ton of that much talked Of humbus we have
ever heard.-SprinGfeM Press.
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AT ny instance, an attachment was this day is.
sued by Allen Maxwell, Justice of the Pence OF
Greene township, Harrison county, against the
property and effects of David Frazier, an abscond-
ing dobtor OF this county.
SAMUELF. IGGET.
March
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[eerA flannel sack filled with common salt,
heated, and applied to the face, is SAID 70 give
almost instant relief in cases of Neuralgia
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Eei,or the bear the iils we have,
Thaa d., ~ "a :. -


Ihan fly T. Others tha, we know not If
A correspondent Of the Wellsbury Rs,uM who
has tried this moving to the West" in late
letter to that paper remarks, that in Virginia
he earned his victuals; in Ohio, his victuals and
clothes; and in Illinois, victuals clothes and
enough over to pay his newspaper bills. He is
decidedly more fortunate than the average Of
moves.
FOUND DRowSED.-Sunday evening a little
boy, living on the Virginia side of the Ferry,
immediately above this city, discovered the body
OF drowned man floating in the eddy at that
place. News was sent to Coroner Boales, who
held an inquest upon the remains The body
appeared to be that ofan old man, bald headed
without coat, about five feet five inches in
height-clad in sort ofhunting shirt, gray
vest under the shirt, and barred brown cloth
pants and boots; appeared to have been in the
water some days Nothing was feund in his
pockets, bat e port -monnsie, contaiag quarter
Of dollar.
SUDDEN DEAru:-Harden Mcconnell, young
man, a remarkably good penmaR and clerk, and
SON efAlexander Mcconnell, Esq of Winters
willie, in this county, fell dead R a stage coach
upon the road, from this city to his home, this
morning. His habits Of life had been rather
irregular,
Pan HANDLE ROAD AND BRIDGE:-Our --latest
alYices from Richmond inform US that the bill
authorizing the construction of railroad acros.
the Panhandle, and to bridge the Ohio at this
city and Wheeling, passed the House of Dele
gates. ltsficited a long and interesting debate
DrEH.--On the 10th day of February, 1860
James Thomas Mitchell, eldest son of David
and Mary Mitchell, Of jeff Co., o., aged years
and 6 6nonths.
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0rA meeting Of the Democratic state Cen
trail Committee has been called on Thursday
April 5th to determine the time for holding the
next Democratic State Convention.
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015-The news from Mexico is Of warlIke ma
ture The Americans commander who captuf-
ed the Miramon vessels, treateu them as pirates,
he recognizing nc other government than that
of Juarez.
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Clothing! Ctothimg!
A. c.. STEW ART
Having determined to confne his business to the
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boot and Shoe line,

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Cadiz
and vicinity, that he has now in store the best
made, and most complete variety OF goods in his
get Won here to look at one horse shop, but the
BEST, LARGEST and CHEAPEST ever in
Cadiz,-.for proof, come and see. tsepH
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Or Levi G. Levin formerly member
Congress, and O well known Native American,
died at Philadelpnia, on Wednesday OF last
week
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.O~If the Republicans 20 Seward in the APP
preaching canvass they will probably have TO
fish without Bates 'f '1
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NEIGHBORHooD NEWS
tf'R tho sissssnvilIa papers, March a !.

tfsm 'h' s'esbenvills papers, Marehal.
bound BOB TIE WEsT!-The course of en-.
pre- Is sill Westward. Large parties Of emf.
grants have recently left Wssttrn Pennsylyania
Las'ern Virginia, all parts Of Ohio, and many
other points, bound for Missouri, Kansas. Ne.
s3Aska' Piks's Peak, and other prominent points
In the "dreat West" There is danger tha,
700 many will make this move. Not being
disposed to let we'll enough alone they will
iun the hazard Of seeking fortune, or meeting
with The trial OF complete hilure-the lot Of
the great majority. They forget the teaching
OF that philosophy, which sdmonishes US that
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C}uyhe's E4irey' EPSJJs

L
Accepted and Recommended by Eminent
Physicians
DR. Clarke L inventor Of these celebrated pills
is Justly DISTINGUISHED fer his eminent abilities and
scientific research. For 30 years in bis extensive
practice he eApc rimented in bringing the great de-
sderaum of remedial agent to net as direct
purifier upon the human system In this he has
been emincntIy successful, as the numerous certl-
Gcates from celebrated physicians show, They
are extremely mild in their operationeat the same
time pnwesiui and elective in removing disease =
They never give pain as do most purgatives, but
aEay ii in all cases. In acute cases they are more
speedy in their relief tl.Hn any Pill now offered
Tie proprietor is pleaset to announce that he
has perfected biz arrangements Ter supplying the
trade to the ul eSr Gemanl
n. L, NALkER, Proprietor,
fttsbnrgh, Pa,
To whom i rLers must he addressed I5-for
sale in Cad,z by ,!'H,an {; Sharp and John BeaIl,
and teaitrs III ne.icl!u throughout the county
March %, lSoO-ly.
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SMALL FRUITS.


HA WING for many years paid special attention
to the cultivation of small irnis, we are now pre-
pared 10 furnish in small or large quantities the
following valuable varieties:
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idence that Bird broke open Mr.. selby's smoke
house and stole therefrom ham could not bc
obtained
After the trial we picked up scrap Of papeI
in the Court Room, reading thus, and perpetra.
ted, no, doubt, by some Of those wicked wags,
the Lawyers:
! sELDY's ADDRESS TO ms HAN.
Old Bacon Ham IN ns'er again
/ Your smoky form behold,
! As, from a pole, in my smoke house,
! You hung in days of old.
Alas Old Ham! you'll reyer more,
As have often said,
Swing round at night, when went in
And "strike me on the head"
FAREWELL Old Ham! When time shall eni,
And Ga5riel's Trump shall blow,
4 he truth, no doubt, will then he told,
And the Thief will clearly show.
Yes yes, OH Ham! know full we'll,
The truth will then be hearl
That you were olen at dead of night,
And that 100, by A. Bird,
0|TCourt is steadily progressing. We have
heard Of naught to disturb the even tenor Of its
way, Since its commencement over thirty ca
ses have been disposed OF. They May be clas
sied: Jury trials 8; Court cases, Is; New Pros :
ecutions II.
In the case OF Ohio VS.. John r. Ilcskitt, 7
tit Larceny, the defen lant plead "g Ilty," I'D
was sentenced to make restitution Of dou bic
the amount stolen, (S700,) pay fine of s;15,
be imprisoned in the county jail 10 days, and
pay costs OF prosecution.
MARRIFD.--On Thursday morning, March
18th, by Rev. w. V. Mllligan, Mr.. j. P Dud-
row to Miss Amanda Msgce, all of Cam bridge
On the 14th of February, 1860. by Rev. f.
w. Brady, Mr. James Stockdae and Miss Eli
"a C. Boyd. all of Antrim, Guernsey county
Ohio.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, Mr.. George M
Johnston and Miss Mary G. Brov IN, both o
Winchester, Guernsey county, Ohio.
Gu the 10th inst, at the residence of Mrs
Ruckle, in Cambridge, by Rev. F.. Miller, Pre-
iding Elder of McConnelsville District, Rev
c. II. Edwards of the PittsbuIg Conference tc
Miss Matte M. Roscman, of Wildwood, Chic.
DTED-On the Sth inst, at his residence il
Guernsey county, Ohio, Mr.. Robert Mccormick
IN the 10th year OF his age.
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DONALD KENNEDY.
No. l2O Warren Street, RoXbury, Mass
Erce 81 90 per bottle
Wholesale Agents. Geo Fl. Keyser, Pittsburgh
4, II. Logan &. Co., Wheeling; J. p FIemmiug, Al.
legheDy city.
And at Retail by John Beall and Iohn Mclean
Cpdiz, and by all respectable druggists every
Where.
Feb. 9, 1882
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B,ap ONLY ENTGhs Tns County CAGE
Ths trial or A. Bird for Burglary and Larceny
,,x.s concluded Tuesday night. Sufficient evil
dence IS TO the Burglary was not adduced. and
cons.ouently he was only found guilty of Petit
Iarceny. tis 10 be regretted that this is the
..ae ior IL ID generally believed that this Bird
4 entitled to the learning Of trade under the
supervision of the State. Our Prosecutor did
s;s duty ably and we'll, but sufficient direct ey'
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From the New Philadelphia Pa pers, March 23.
orr. L. Dunning, Esq, Of Uhrichsville, be-
ing greatly in need of help his lady last Mon
day week, presented him with pair OF twins,
boy and girl, weighing together Is pounds.
MARRIED-On the 14th inst, by John A
Roenbough, Esq, Mr. N P. Huff and Martha
Price, all of Salem Township, Tuscarawas CO.,
| Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

ken ye to the voice of patriotism and
wisdom, aud obey the laws ofthe land,
cultivate the principles OF the fathers
Of our Republic, and live IN peace
with all men.
81. Hearken moi to the priest nor
tho lcvite that preach unto you d 81.
bedience 10 the laws, or that say to
their brethren of the South, who be-
lieve in the same gospel, and pr ach
from the same bible, Stand of, for we
are mo:c holy han youl
81. EnllOw.not the example eli men
that would fan to flame the fires of
contention; thar would send John
Brown to invade the land OF their
brethren, with the sword aud the fag-
ot, to shed blood and to destroy by con-
hagration.
33. Verify, verify, say unto you,
that stealing, murder, and insurrcctiun
lead not to sainrship, nor, when jus.
tice aud Judgment shall overtake the
guilty, is the gaIlowS IN which they
are hung more glorious than the cross?
81. And now brethren, think We of
these things, consult together and
commune with yourselves for good,
heed not the cry OF 10 here and 10
there, by men that would lead vuu
aStray, bnt use, in coolness, and DIS
creetly, the reason with which You are
that it may be well with you.
95. And now may peace, happiness,
and good works, DC and
abide with you forever.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
A Presidential AspIramt Making
81 Good Thing Beforehand.

Mr.. Abraham Lincoln, who ran
against Ju 'ge Douglas for the Sen.
ate, and got soundly thrashed by the
Little Giant, IS one Of the aspirants
for the Chicago nomination. The as.
plring Lincoln has Illuminated the
metropolis with his oratory, and
about three weeks ago entertained
more or less an audience which in.
cluded Hon. Massa Greeley and the
poets VI the Post bryant was stage
manager Of the show,) at twenty-five
cents head, no money returned, and
children in arms not admitted. Our
lllinois philosopher belongs to the
school Of comical politicians. He is
not witty like TOucIstone. but he has
an odd manner, like Clud, 50 people
laugh al him, and not with him--a
most important distinction. Like all
the other theatrical stals Of the day
Mr Lincoln has to he well paid for
his iunnImcnts. In the metropolis.
tor one night only, he received two
hundred dollars, which is almost as
much rs II great attraction like For
rest or Charlotte Cushman, or Patti,
would get. Abraham has repeated
the same performance in the prov.
Inces, where ld gets, we suppose
! from twenty five TO a hunered dollars
according to the size Of the place and
the irrvur OF tie brethren in the vi
cinty. The idea of the Illinois orator
is worthy Of Connecticut Yankee
or IL Camden and Aml'oy Jerscyman
. He knows that things will bc Il good
deal "nliXed up" at Chicago; tina
there is not much chance Ior him t,
z t the nomination, between Mastel
Seward and Madame Bates, aud ii h'
should be nominated, there is M
great probability that he will b'
elected. Consequently he is intro
ducing himself as he goes along
"hedgiug," as the sporting men cal
it. 1t is very good dodge, that o
the show politician, and quite chan ac
:. teristic OF the Weed and Seward par
ty; they never let chance to make
dollar out Of the nigger. Or anything
else, slip through their fngers.-A
Y. Herald.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
Indictment against The Lr, ain
tnPR

tuPc.
The SteubensilIe True Amsr;co,
iIas not the highest opinion of its
friends in the Legislature. In that
paper Ofthe 18th instant, we find the
following indi ctment against the 80
Ions"
"Omo LEGIsLATURE.-A weaker
and more vaciIlating set of Legislators
than the honorable gentlemen who
compose this body have never, per-
haps, within the memory Of man, rep
resented The people OF Ohio in the
State Legislature. For nearly three
months that body has been 'ttipker.
ing" with the wheels Of government.
and what has Seen accomplished
which promises any good result for
the people who have 70 foot the blisH
Soon after the organization of the
House, several members made long
and loud declarations to inaugurate n
system OF retrenchment. The first
move was in the direction Of curtail-
ing the expenses ofpubl:c printing
1t was a wise move, and Onght to have
bcen iearlessy maintained. A. largo
proportion or the press throughout the
State opposed the move, and its ad.
vocatcs becoming alarmed have yirtu-
ally succumbed. There will be uo
reform in that direction. Then ths
sale OF the Public Works. The peo.
pie hoped by their sale to be relieved
ola heavy burden by which they have
been weighed down for years; but the
loaters and Treasury eaters, focked to
Columbus, and awed the Representa-.
tives of the people into submission to
their supplications. Now for short
session, and an adjournment sine DE.
Oh, ytsl we'll show the "bogus de.
mocracy" that We have the good Of
the State. and not our private wishes
to consult. a vote is taken, and hy
an overwhelming ma rity decid4 10
adjourn sine die, on the 18th Of
March, Hurrah for the Constitution
i'll letter and in spirit, and for the will
OF the people, as repeatedly expressed
at the ballot box. But pause little.
We arc getting four dollars a day,
and that's more than three. .tourths of
us are worth ut home or any wKane
else. Well, such appears to be the
wants OF the people, and such the nc.
cessity for more wise legislation, that
we deem it indispensable to continue
in session until the 26th instant, and
then adjourn over to meet again on
the first Monday OF January next
uurrab, for four dollars a day, and
roast beel!--who cares for the Con.
stitution IN letter or in spirit, or for
tho will OF the peop!cl!! We are the
law makers Tor the great State of
Ohio. BY large majority the motion
prevails. We ara glad to be able to
say that neither our Senator or Rep
resentativc voted for an adjourned
session."