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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-09
The senate CommIttes's Report on
the New State.

The senate Com mttIeeSS hepOFE on
the New state.
We yesterday published some remarks
of Senator Wade on the report of the Sen
ate Territorial Committee for the admis-
sion of the new State, in opposition to some
features of thatreport. IL will he remem-
bered that Mr.. Wade, as Chairman of that
Committee. made The report which he now
opposes. His opposition to it is sort OF
anomaly, in parliamentary sense ut least
for it is the business OF a chairman to ad-
vocale and defend the reports OF his Com
mtttee. 1t is usual, to say the least. We
nIinde to this as going to show that there
is something wrong about the report itself
Mr.. Made, in the setting out of his remarks,
said he. believed the report had never re-
cetyed the formal assent of the COMMITTEES.
This is a very singular statement, and a
very, siugplar- fact if true. Why then was
it preseBtsdg Doesi mean that the Com
mfttee never assented to the report in the
exact shape inswhich it was offered, aud
that some change was made in il without
the3assent of the Committee? Mr.. Wade
himself seems not to have known just what
wasiip tie report when he offered il, or to
have appreciated its full bearing We
can't tell what it is, but there Is something
about that report and its presentation that
needs elucidntion. 1t seems to be mixed
up aud bu, poorly understood even by
those who ought to understood it best.
. a.
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100 CARRIAGEs-

cSER Z. HAYES q co. beg Isase te
st72ss- say to their old eastuHers aud the public
N generals that they have now on hand. and In
cJurse Of hnfshihg, 100 CAfriAge8 eondsting OF a-
r01ehes, RockHWnyE Pllaeto1st E$asle Aleetts, Top
styles most Improved patterns and Of the best
teFiaI and workmanship. All vii BE warranted TO
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Is our neighbOr quite sure that /" Jesasa-
lem was Opee taken by turnin ehaauel
of the river, while the army marched under
the time tried walls through the apperture
where flowed the stream to water the city2'
! Was it Jerusalem aas
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49, HEIMSTRHE1TY'S7 -.
IIliInitaBle Hair ReSfOfatiTe.
II IS NOT DYE

IT IS NOT A DE,
But restores gray hair 20 is original color by sup
plying the capillary Iubes with natural sustenanes
impaired by age or disease an iasaaltaHe0ag dyf
composedof fHll1F elHEie, dostroyin, the HftAh
" and beauty o. the hair, md aaord Of thenseiEns
no dre1sing- HeimEfroetis Inimitable Col0riag -
o1ly restores hair 70 It's natuFal eolar By oAsy
process bat gfues the hair Te
Iuxuriant Beauty,
pronotea Its GruEtht prevents It's futlg oG, eEa1l
eates daniFg and l1ig,Erts health aud pleAsanfn5s
TO the head It has stood tie tast q tize eesns -
a fS1l0r. ~ I-1ssh 80 anif ialFs 1t .
sold by an sssllEa ~ Sa - ~ ~
arral, d s. tazue-s -
Il,57 = = - - - = 1saa GAdS1.l Z -
sold by Z q. LOGAN 1 ca aa1 RkeD n -, ~
Wheeling, va s2 % 'e-a
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OF the Citizens, Deposit
Bank, JUNO 3Oth, 1902.

The undersigned. a committee appointed BY the
Board OF Directors Of the Citizens Deposit Bank OF
wheeling 70 examine the books and accounts OF
said Bank do hereby certify that they have carefully
examined the same, and md the above statement
eoFtecL. l. II. WILLIAMS.
ALEX. Q. E0PF,
JOHN Z WILSON.
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cod guard our nag, aud keep each star
Zach stripe ~ bright as nTSy they SAVe,
sun IoaEeit lead eur Fanksip war.
StIll d6At above saeh patriotic grave
Death to the traitor that GOnId dare
TotraiI Il through the aust Of shame.
An honest hearts is LOT Hill share
Aud foIlou It 70 Death or Fame
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nrinlrnrd rnrned ID

The following advertisement which re
have stumbled over in copy Of the Rich
moud DiPateh, sent to us by friend at
Beverly, shows the whereabouts aud occl-
patton of W. E. Drinkard, ci dssGnt editor
OF the FairRoRf Hlgmiaa
TT0UND-0n yesterday, on 18th street & sum OF
Z Monty, which the owner can obtain on proV-'
ing properly AID paying for this advertisements BY
applying TO WI. DRISRARD,
Paymasterss 0fise, C. 8. A
Sol appears that Drinkard is paymaster
in the confederate army. Verify be has his
reward. We never think of Drinkard or
Johuathan Raymond. or old "Kid.' or any
of those absent rebs. from about Fairmont
without an involuntary smile, for it brings
up visions of the great skedAddle over
which our Marion county readers expect
to be amused all the rest of their lives,
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Dividend.
WEEEImG SAyIxes IxsTITuTIos,l
July 9. 1852
he Directors OF this Iustitutfon KAYE deelsrss =
y ttlsna o. per cent the Capital Stock, ont Of
tse t5eg q lhe last six months payAbla 10 the
stoe& Aoadeta On demand. - = ~ - ~ - =
L. 8 DELAPLAIN, Treas'r
9l.selllags Ilnly-27 1872 I. jyS-st
HOOP SKRTS-Just received by fxpfsls
- another large lot OF J. ". Bradleyss eeIcbFafed
s1lEts. ltOaSl COOPER sBNsEEEY.
4TH OF july.
1NHE WORKS. consisting Of Eoeketa. Roman
ers and TdEpeloss q he sfore 81 J y q
ePS 100 Main street
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Something Newt

GTARR q GEEUHGsS PATENT DOOR
~ BELLS The Subscriber 3 agent for these Bells
ior elnlole County Ohib, and aiso for thu present.
70 supply WheeltnE AID IieiHify. sample q them
can q sen = the boarding house Of AF. H O. dreeF
SoLneL q E9atn aud Qutney-s treet Wheeling. Er.
Greer VII alsO orders for bells sd haze TIN
E1t 1lls q THOs- O. CUEBERTS0N.
BFtdgepoEt Ohio, July l, 1s69. JyI-aV
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STOP THE THIEF

ITRAYED or STOLEN on tl,s night Of the 3rd of
- July 1892 At the toxin OF Bethany, Brooke coun-
Brown Horse,
Yelloussh east four years old having Ithink, lit
tie white on one or both hind feet black legs
and tail, very smSll mark on the top Of one ear,
shod all around: in movement TaekeT. For his de-
livery to the subscriber information where he may
be had, liberal reward viii be paid.
address lyA- ATKINSON,
f jys ato Wheeling, Ohio Co. Va
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Moving Machines
For THE COMING HARVEST.
PRICE. $50.


DRYOR FROST Agents for the Wet, would cal
i the attention Of Farmers to this very popular
Machine 1t is the LTGIITEST DRAFT MACHINE
in the country, well as
The Strongest Two-HOrse Mower
in use. 1t will cut an acre Per hour with all
ease. and ul0Es equally well steep hill sides
tle bottoms, and loTTNt 1t to cut let, tangled
and heartily EsdSed C5OeeT and 7SHloly tiLRoH cn-
ing and to give full and entire sstifletiOn in every
case, no sale We have testim0niais frUm many
Of our most reliable farmers that they have cut 100
acres with the machine without any expense except
for oil 1t il the easiest managed of any maehine,
and any farmer can put it together even II he has
never used machine before.
We also furnish double amount OF tras. 1t has
taken the premium every other machine Wher-
ever it has been tried Call and get catalogue from
cur warehouse frDm OF agents, containing
certificates fun those who have used them for three
years past. Wehave but 100 machines for this years
sale and already many OF our agents have engaged
from 40 to 20 mAEiues for their respective terrific
ries and We would advise farmers GIVE THEIR
ORDERS IN EARLY to secure a machine, rs labor
will he very scarce at harvest time.
PRYOR ( FROST,
myi1 n and . Main st. Wheeling. Va
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For CImcInnatI.

IT, HEFISE SIDE WHEEL STEAMER
Lstkk5t2Tt-.f BOSTONA No ., Capt. f. MoRGGx. will
E=@AieaTe above on "Wednesday 9Th inst
at 3 7. n. For freight or passage apply to
JyS MANNER & CO., Agents.
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Marshal,s Sale.

of America In 1h .s Di1,Tst GsS5s
EdvaEd II FttsAueh. and and fog % Ths ws:t'n
II y pursuance OF the decree and order Of the laid
u District Court, in the above entitled canse, 70
directed. duly madsand entered on the 9Th DAY Of
April 1862 shall sell at public auction on Monday
the 10th Of June, 1859. commencing at 10 o'clock
A. IL, At the residence Of Edward II. Fitzhngb,
proPeTty particularly mentioned and described in
the schedule annexed 70 the Information hl-d in sid
eAnse consisting Of Household aud Kitchen furniture
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
Marshal Of the United states for the western Dis
triet Of Virginia mylstd
PoSTPONE8IENT.
The above sale has been postponed until WE'D
NEsDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1852 iel1
Sale of Land IN Marshall County.
josiah IugersOll,
MIN VIZ. In Ch9aseEy u The Circ9it Court
Benjamin Reid
n pursuance Of the decree Of the said Court made
IN this cause At the Spring TsF, is62, the under
signed, Sheriff Of the said County Of Marshall, viii,
On the ath day Of July, Is62 n the court house Tor
Marshall county, sell for ready money the highest
and best bidser, the tTaet Of land IN the bin
two hnndi ed and thfrty-nine dollars and tWenyseT
en- cents, with interest from the drst day Of April,
In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred aRd atty
ak, and dollars aud twenty-five Cents
coats OF this snit together with the costs OF this adj
yeEttsemeut and the fees o. the sberiR for making
this sale and such other costs may be legally in
etdent TO making such sale The said tract Of land
Is the tract mentioned In the BIN aud proceeding In
this ese e9ntainng ninetyGne acres and seventeen
poles nd the same traef o. land situate IN MARSHALL
county, Virginia, on which aid Benjamin Redd now
lives, bounded by land Il james wilson, Thomas
1ngerson TO said defendAnf, John Wilson, by desd
dated TIE nrsf day 81 April 1855, Gnd recorded IN
the clerks once OF Marsh N county, asgEetai4.
jei-SOd-dku = sheFiff Tor aGarslllIi CO. Va
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= 8 p HJTORFTH ,
For Rent and Sale.
To the Y Dung Men OF North western
Virginia and TEestern Maryland.

virginia and Western Maryland.
fINHE General commanding the Railroad District
Il has been authorized by the Secretary Of War to
receive INFO the service OF the United st ties
years, usiezs discharged one regiment Of In
tatTy, to be recruited within the limits Of this mil
itaEy district Gnd within thirty days from thfs date
The Officers viii be commissioned by the Governor
OF Virginia The troops viii be clothed, armed and
equipped as SION a. mustered into the service
All communications on this subject addressed TO
these headquarters viii meet with prom attention
By order Of Brig Gen. kelley.
sTH. MELVIN, $3.50
A. A. A. Gen.
HEApQuAETERs RAILRoAD DISTRICT,
CUNrERL1SD, June IIth, 1862. jeISS0d
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DIVIDEND.

cHrzESs, DDrOsr4 BlxK, June 30, 1ss2.
The Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
dividend Of per cent the capital stock ont Of ihe
PROFITS CT tie last sig months and payable on de
IMhsellas. July /, lsess = Ait casai:n !
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Statement or the savInEs RanIC- oT
Wheeling, June 30, 1862.

WANTED,
A MAN Of sober habits. to work In the country
-. 70 whom god gages VIII be given.
Apply to GEO. x. WHEAT, or The uriier.ivnsd
w JACOB HONEYMOON.
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TaE PRIsoNERs eAPIURED.

The prisoners captured yesterday fPrf-
day and brought to this city, were only
thirty in number, and represent the follow
ing regiments: Ttb Maine; 9th and 10th
Massachusetts; 10th, Goth, aud 43d New
York; 9Th, 9th, and 9sth Pennsylvania; LIST
Pennsylvania Rifles; LIST and Alb Michigan.
Thefoaly officer in she lot was bsre-faced,
barc-footed Dutch Yankee, Lieut., E. Eich-
elberger, of the sih Pennsylvania, who was
captured by some means IN the vicinity of
Seven Pines yesterday morning.
We regret to learn that John NJ. Daniel,
Esq, editor of the Richmond Examiner,
who was acting as aid TO Gen. A. P. Hill,
had his right arm shattered by bail in
the battle yesterday
Major MarnadukeJ ohnsou,s battery, and
the Purcell b4tteFy, both of this city, dis.
dnguished themselves in the fight yester-
day. The formerWas complitiented on the
field by Gen. Hill.
We doubtif any community in the world
ever exhibited more cOmposurA under sim
liar circumstances than was exhibited by
the people of Richmond yesterday while
the battle was progressing near the CITY.
the result of " hich was TO determine wheth-
er they were to be slaves or freemen. No
excitement was visible auywheSe. .Men.
women and children, except those who
were ministering to the wounded soldiers,
were engaged IN their daily pursuits or
promenading the streets as usNal. No lev
ity was observed, but each countenance
betokened calm reliance on the favor OF
God, thejustiee of our cause, audthe salor
of our troops. This stoieal equanimity is
a characteristic of the Richmond people,
which has often been regarded by strangers
as q sort OF soetetary phenomenon. 1t
panies, 10 which all communities are sTlb.
ject who have suffered themselves TO be
afflicted BY sensational exeitemeuts
Ia the afternoon, groups were collected
at some of the corners of the main streets
anxious to hear the latest reports from the
6attle-feld, and about the hospitals, when
the wounded were brought in, there we're
similar gatherings Apart from these incis
dents there was nothing to indicate that
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IN Marshall County.

NE6 ~ FnR 81 Il BAY Sc 99 gs vi
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THE REBEL Loss TUIRTY THOUSAND.

The Richmond papers of yesterday, in
detailing the occurrences OF the past few
days, acknowledge a loss of 10000 men,
although they claim a victory. Add 2O,-
900 to their estimate, aud you will be near
er the mark.
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..sroxEwALL" JACKSON NOT KILLED.

sIUNE"ALL SANH9VN No 3NII'Il1-'''
The report of the death Of "Stonewnll"
Jackson is said 10 be a eGHdrd, and it is
stated that he is now upon the left bank of
the ChickahOmiuy, between that river and
the James.
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POSTPONE1IEN

EDWARD ". NORTON.
Marshal Of the United states for the Western Dis
trict Of Virginia. myI5td
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InstItntIen. .JaiY q 1ssss ..
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INTERESTING soUrUERN NEWS

One Day Later from Rie6n,oaa-Rs6ei 4c-
count of tie Barfle Of Friday Prisoners
Takea-Judge Daaiel, OF the u Erqmaer, -
IFoulded-Yoic the People Of RiekmoHG
BrAarsd During The Bdtfie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19
+ EGAL NOTICE.

To John Ferriif, Susan FerriH, f. X. Hart, Ann NJ
Hart, valipeourt NAnorsdsl, Lousa vaDorsdali,
Robert simpson, VI II worthinfiop, Samuel Pol
lock. Joseph Gsford, William Staunus, III. ii. Black
ysn Pnnl. Waters K Co, n Affnn hrAdInrd Yeaie
man, Robins on 4 Co., falbeftson, Morrison e. Co ,
!. Is. Wayne 4 Co., ]. K. Hickey 1
You, and each OF you h. rety notified thai there
n now ic IN the ONCE Of the CLERK OF the District
Cont Of Lee county. Iva, Al Fort Mafssqn. petit
In Of y g Hale, claiming Of you, John Ferril, the
sum or One Thousand Dollars, with ten per cent. In
terest per xinum payable annually, money due on
pr"ni,ssosy mote made BY sou 70 James Fsster and
secured by mortgage made By you and said Susa
Ferrili to said James Tssker aud since assigned 10
said o. G. Hale, dated February 2lss 1856 also claim
nR against each OF the foreclosure OF said
cage the same being upon Real Estate In
county, Iowa, and more particularly described in said
petition, for the purchase money and further asking
Tor aaie OF said premises, and general relief Aud
unigss appear and answer n I'd petition be-
noon OF the I'd day OF the bext of said Court
TO com me nee nj Fort Nedisen on The ID Monday Of
May, A. u ln62 default will he entered sTsins. you
and tndgmeai rendered theron PRAYED for An sad
petition. NOBLE D. STRONG
apri4-d Att'ys for Plantf
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GHERltFS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA Lrr Conrrx.s

slAIE Of ~ W A, LEE CoHETy-fs,
By virtue Of at execution la directed iKsned b.
the Clerk OF the District CcuT ~ said enrDty in
Of William Coleman sndnrninst Curtis 4. Conn sud
ID. b. smith, have levied upon ana viii sell 70 the
ghsst bid der NJ The front door oil the Clerks once
the Dstret Court Of Lee County, Iowa at Ksot NIX
Ia ssid county, the 18th ds5 VI March, D. Is62,
between she hours Of o'clock .. snd O'Clock p.
a. OF said day, commencing III 9o'clock m the fol-
blfct IS lots and IN block l07 lots and In block
81 except 40 feet on ID street by 20 feet de the
end Of said lot, let's and In block ca lot
10 block IS. iot In block !. all n the city OF Keo
suk Also part Of the northwest quarter of section
twelve fl2l township IS north, range west hegin-
ming ut the sDuthw est ~ The norhwest quarter
fsaid running thence east m The line dftiain
the northeast quarter and the southwest OIL
said section 10 rods Ia the Of the istd
and pFopcaed Grand Avenue from keoknl 10 Mont
rsse, thet north along the Of sHid Avenue
20 DDS, thence west - sods TO sAid line.
aepg said west line 20 rods 10 the BEG ming;
tasH4aG Ia Gil te# ceres.
Taken and levied upon the property OF Smith
10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
n. q. HEHG Els,
febe-dim sheriff Lee county.
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! EGAL NOTICE.

To Charles Hubbell, Anna Hubbell, August sterns
August Krafs, Henry G DeLouis, o ncIous, Rebccca
Waters. w Pbinucy
YOU and each Of hereby notified that there
~ now On nie In the once Of the Clerk Of District
Cont o. Lee county Iowa, at Port Madison petition
o. ~ Y. Hale, claiming Of yon the said Charles Hub
bell, Five Thousand Dollars and interest al len per
cent. per annum, payable annually. upon two promis-
sorry notes msde BY you 70 H. w. Sample, and Sc
PIE and since sssrned to the said o. C. Hale dated
December 26th, 1865, also claiming against each OF
SOU the foreclosure or the said mortGags the same
ing upon certain REM Estate Described as thirty feet
front BY one lndred and forty feet Deep on from
wfst side o. LOT three 81 In Block one hundred and
seven l1Q In th9 City of heakuk Lee eouatY and State
OF Iowa, being for the purchase money or the said
premises and further asking for the sale OF the said
premises md general relief: And unless you appear
and aswsr thereto on or before the Cd day the
term Of The said Court be begun sud holden Fori
Madison on the I'D Monday OF May A, ID. lsCa. de-
fault win be entered against you aud judgment rem
dered thereon - NOBLE X STRONG
aprl4-d Ati'ys for Piainta
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flRIGINAL,NOTICI.

~ ~ # L. .k "a. =
10 Jas Walsh. EAvsrd r Wslsh, Margaret Walsh
Mary Stsen, Mary Arabesls steeM, Mary r Yor
and WIN Yovs. her husband, n arEafet Yors an,
Jne Yors, her husband, AdIey Gregory, Geors,
Foster, Xii Miller, Michael O'Renrke, snd the nm
known heirs and legatees OF John O Rourke deceaS
ed, IdefAndAnts1: I'd
You are hereby severslly notined that there 10 low
die IN the CLERKS efkce OF the District Court
brought BY John Augustus Uurkse aRsipst you, pray
Ing 10 have mistake corrected In the original deco
of partition between John O'Rousko and PAtricl
Walsh tboth now decased Of certain lots and landi
drawn by them "A tenaats ~ common in Share No
30 in the Decree of Partition or the Half Breed Trac
in Lee county Iowa. and to decree the West half oi
lot eight fsl in block one hundred and six Ii06 ~
kenkah, fuxa. to have belonged tundsr aait desd o
partion1 10 Patrick Walsh and the East half OF said
LOT eight el to have belonged 10 John ofRenrke; a.
so paying for the confirmation OF the East bali OF said
lot eight f6 In petitioner who claims the same
deeds from John O'Rourke and that the heirs Law
81 said Patrick Walsh, deceased. and OF said John
O'kouFke, deceased, be forever stopped and barred
from sitting up any ctHm title in End to lot 6ehi
ial or any part thereof, except under and through
sad partition deed ~ prayed TO be corrected and
eFai relief.
Now each OF the above named defendants are re.
CURED to appear and answer this petition by noon
the day OF the next OF said court, b.
held on the rst Monday OF September, 1869, at keo
kuk asd show canoe Why the PRAYER q said petition
shsn not be granted decree pray ed Tor there
H. SCOTT HOWELL, =
SoiciLr for Plaintiff.
approved BY the court on the 9th Of February, 1851
and ordered to he published In the Daily Gate City
newspApe! publisAed at Keokuk, Iowa, for six CO y
secntive weeks
witness my hand and seal Of Court, thi,
III q. March 18th, 1861.
ERIE y. LEIGH,
Clerk Of District Court.
By EDWARD MukH, Deputy.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

| - -. E
whereas, Clark II. Robinson OF the State OF Obia
On The twenty-ihiFd day Of August A. d. 1885, execn-
ed and aehvered TO me Deed Of Trust for the nay.
nsnt Of eertain rum Of money therein me toned
On me following described LOTS pieces and % reels
VI ,eod Tying and being ID the county u Han
Co~A enu otase ., ILLINOIS,, Lots No seven ri
eight nine ten f10l eleven mi and sixteen
to block thirty nve ts5]; lots fourieen II4 mr.
lots three lsl four and ave Islin block eighteen
lis, lots ten l0 snd eleven ffi), Id block twenty.
SIX 26), all In Reeves, Durkee, Stafford Co don
70 oakwood and HsmitoD. Hsneock county, State OF
Illinois, which said deed II recorded In volume nine
% Of bonds and M"rtgaRes OF the records Of said
county OF Hancock psgss three mn, dred and fty-
iws tsoa9 AND three hundred and nfty three (a5sl.
said Clark u Robinson In the of the con-
dfons Of said deed, and the payment Of the ponies
therein specified, on Saturdsyse nth day of Aprii
A. ID, 1852, between the hours Of O'Clock u m And
O'Clock p. m. on said day, WILL BIZ virtue al aid
deed. prnceed 70 sell tho property Above at
public vendu0. 70 the hrhfst hddar In front Of the
fcst 0dAss n ths city q HAniitop, for Cash.
Mo3I-1 J. A. Ou1KEU. !
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The Great Event OF the ses.io~.
Mr.. Forney, in bis letter to the Phila
delphia Press, says:

The Great Event Of the Sessior.
Mr.. Forney, in bis letter to the phila.
delphia Press, says:
The passage of the bill by the Senate,
yesterday evening, to abolish slavery in
the District Of Columbia, is the great
event OF the session. You must not be
misled by the fact that, because none but
Republicans voted for it, therefore it is
Obnoxious to those who did not 90 for it
on the final vote. With about four ex-
eeptlons, nearly all the opposition favored
emancipation il some shape. This is GER
tainly true of Senator Wright of Indiana.
Senator McDougaf, of California, Senator
Henderson, of Missouri, and Senator Will
ley, of Virginia. The colonization poll
81. originating with the able Senator, Mr..
Dooiit,le, OF Wisconsin, was engrsfted on
the bill by decisive vote an amend
ment that will be most satisfactory to the
president, who is known to favor this
course, having suggested it in his annual
message. The fate Of the bill in the
blouse is easy to predict, but the sooner
II Is passed into Law the better for all
concerned. The effect Of this great act Of
dciiveranee will be most healthy in this
country and in the Old World. It shows
that the statesmen Of our day are not
AFRAID to meet the issue of the political
campaign, and the war campaigns; and
also that, while there is evident determi.
nation to strike at slavery wherever this
can be done. there is no purpose to ex-
cercise doubtful powers to ignore the con-
s1l1utionAi rights Of any portion of the
people.