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febTST9
William Bletcher, In Common Pleas Guyaho-
wp, M.r,b dFioS e SP sor n Io5eS AIsaS5Rsnt S5lR

DAeLeLCig I ~ OOlA4A4404 AGA1 AAI anu
VS. "a Co., o. Attachment
william s. Marsh. Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM S. MARSH will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1854, the
said William Bleteher fled bis petition and com
menced his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer of which petition Is
to recover from the said William s. Marsh the
sum of 50 ,6Io 0s, with interest thereon from Oo-
tober 11th, 1851, and costs OF suit which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right to recoT-
er on q certain Judgment for the said amount re-
covered At the date last aforesaid by the Bank Of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bietcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bleteher, and the confederation for
which transfer was advanced by Plsintd, who
now is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
ful owner and holder Of said Judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said Judgment tOthe use Of said William s. Marsh
By said William Bletcher, no part Of which judg-
ment hal ever been paid BY the said William g.
Marsh. Said defendant, William g. Marsh, viii
appesrin said Court and answer said petition on
or before The sth day OF April, A. ID. 1872, the
same will be taken a. true and Judgment render
RxNNEY, BACKUs NOBLE,
febT.8TQ Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NotIee.
ns Ssats q ao0I 0nl0 Court of Common Pleas
Frederick n. BacEus, PprFi For Money only.

rhs state Of aoG' Ohio Court of Common Pleas
Frederick n. Backus, Pptf, For Money only.
vs..
Ralph walker, Defendant. In Attachment
RALPH WALKER, nonresident of the State
of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick n. Back
us. of the county of Cuyahoga, in the State of
Ohio, did, on the 18th day of January, A.O. 1852,
file his petition In the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the Comfy of CuyahOga, in the
State of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted TO Howe, Backus Co,
on the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1851, and now is
in the sum of Five Hundred and Forty-three Dol
lars and forty-6ve cents, with interest thereon
from May 18th, 1851, on an account for divers
goods and merchandise. by said Howe, Backus &
Co., sold and delivered 70 said Ralph Walker ct
his special instance ami request, that said &C
count has been assigned to said Frederick u.
Backus, who is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for q Judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, with in
terest from the date aforesaid and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he is required to appeaT
In SAID Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 9Th day of April, 1882 or said petition
will be taken a. true and Judgment rendered &C
cordingly. FREDERICK NJ BACKUS,
By Ranney, Backus Noble,
febT3T9 His Attorneys
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GILEVELAND PAPER ,COMPA.
AEFFY= aIanufct1r1fg q E1HB BOOK sns
1 ilT-RaGS wants. O4oo ~ SubcrloF a
: gosf75- : Z. Is1d Bow. FAEEQBp Aesat.
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.AEGAL.M0IlcES.
TOHN sWFENY- I8 aqH ERET

TOHN sWEENYi Is al EREBY
~ nyllAed thst On TIE sth day e Ienlary, lsez
mon PQas of Cur, hegn oountY, OhiD 1ofz diFoi 70
from him, dnd that slid D5titiOn allodRee aa the
ErQund Tor auch diV1Ens tl1t said tohn BEeonaI u
nov impriaoned In the Ronitsntlary ior the CRIME
OF burglary, (which be Wag conFlctsd - the b3b.
ru1ry term, 1885, Of the Court pf Common fi4as of
9uld county and that sad cause viii BE- heard q the
Iat6s,s ss5Sa q aA'a Sonrf d ss1h -
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- : Pit'Fi Att'y. tlb2,.S
N0TIOE M C0NTRA0T0Ra

nj OIlCH III OOEAl lAAVlOhH.-
IN Proposals will be received at tbs odlus sf the
1859, for grading Moor Btrest, between Hicks and
Rurd strseta Also for grading 0d River sfrses be-
tween Centre street and the pontoon nTidgs. Also
& grading Orange Bteset rca the line between tn
acrs lotl Nos "a and IS and an alley between JacE-
son and Belmont gtresta.
Plans and spscihcaticns may Be seen, and more
o1lar informallon obtatnFd g a1id EuTiheefi1
once on and aftrT March lat, 1854. ..I--I-F
zach uroBosal must b o1uipanlsd b. 4 rood and
sun ianf bona rfQ1IEtng The bidder 20 suts into
oonrast At The prices naaed IN bis pr0rossl shonld
the sane Be- accepted H .lT
Ths Board Of City TmproYsmf ntI invite the sub
mission Of blds, RESERVES ths ~ ht "a acespt or
reject the same,
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BAssET, B1cISs 4 soHI1, AtioTns5s. ar5iL O-'-
neb y iaf1.tdoin

William BletcheF, Plaintiff, In the Court Of
against Common Pleas ef
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William s. Marsh, e hereby notified that q
petition, tor the recovery Of money only has this
day been filed in the Clerks once Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of CuyahogR County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that ths said defendant is
Indebted 70 the said plaintiff in he sum Of one
hundred thirty four dollars and thirty ave cents
with interest thereon from the ID day Of Zebra
ary, A. d. 1851, upon, 4 promissory note Of said
defendant, dated At Hope, in the Province Of
Canada, on the S0th day Of anuary, A D., 1850,
and made payable IN twelve months AFTER date,
to one John. X, Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
| twenty y-seveu pounds and fifteen shilings, Of
which note plaintiff b saOWner and bearer, aad
that said petition prays Judgment against said
| defendant on said note for the sum Of Sl34 and
81 100 with interest from February 2 A. D., 1851.
said defendant is further notified that he must
answer said petition en- or before The l2th day Of
April next or in default thereof Judgment viii
/ be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ALBERT t. sLADE,
6sbTSTg
MASFERN sALNPUK- UANT

M ASTER'S SALE-PUk. UANT
lyl TO the command Of second pluries deeroLal
order Of sails from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, ct tbs suit OF 5amu o.
Blocks and EdWin W Brooks, against HOTatiO =.
Gates, Della n. Gates, Augusta p. Mittlebergtr
Edmund g. p. HistleberEar, y lillian hEttleberEer,
Oommerciel Mutual Insurance CO., Thomas n.
Howe, Josiah King and William shinn, executors
Of Cbas avery, deceased, and others, me direst-
Cd, shall exEose for sale at public auction, at the
door Of tbs Court House. in the City OF Cleveland,
the 15th day Of February, l6e9, ct two O'Clock p.
NJ Il said day, the following described pieces or
parces Of land, to Wit situate in the township Of
range Of foWBEhips II the Connections Western ie-
in the ato o9 Ohio and which Is also in the
county Of CuyahOga, and Is known b parcel o. land
on west side Of CuYahoga kiYor, now in CITY Of
OlsVsand, and i8 boundsd As fJliOHs. easterly by
CuysbOga kiver; hsTly by land heretOfoFs con-
River STREET 60 called; and EOutherly b. land Er.
nerly owned BY A fred williams, and being ninety
nine fset aide on tuyahOga hlyers and extending
at right giles with River street. and aid hiEsr to
RiTer st eet about one hundred anc orty ieet, BE-
ing tbs same land conveyed 10 said Edmunu g. p.
Company, By deed recorded in UuyEt oga County
Rec0rds vol AZ pages 43 and Is. And also, another
parcel Of land on said Rivtrs next suothsry Of
above, aud bounded theriy By said parcel Of land
above described; ea8tsrly by CuyahggR River vest
erly By said River ct; and Boutherly b. g line
parallel with The northerly lipes and tHenty-one
lset distant theIsifem, extending from said Hlyer
10 said River street. being part q the Alfred VIII
hams lot, called, making IN an one hundred and
twenty feet front on said kiVsr, ald the LlsFator
Building machinery, and fixtures on said premises,
be the same more less, but subject % all legal
hiEhWsya. Appraised e $500.
Adar,o 4 0.rF.IH Haqtar esnnnu1in4fonrv
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! 0NFECTIOKERY.

UHN SOHR1NR,
uAvIEa AnnovAD 70 rs INV oUARTnhs,
No. 23 2ifial - - LY7fAN'B BLOCK,
(Oppoaits the oOust House, Pub. RQaares)
a L4lEsyagldt rposiVa ths eAllaof htafridnda ana
a lssytRtng N to linz si OonISotEonery b Esst O.
WHOLEsALE AND EETAIL q uIuhL
OYSTERS AND HOT OOFFEE,
ven e the oh0loast eatsbles served uD g no
ulsnt's notice.
DINNER rs SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of poEsonl having buStnoaa
At tie CQIrt R0uIs-
EE8HET-f Alb ON DRGDgHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPS-supariOr b
any thing IN the Oolfscti0nery hne-u1 Fooe 7sd b.
JOHN SCHRlhk.
s~-LOOK OUT FOB THE TAFTEY.7ga
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MASTFR5S SALE-PURSUANT

MASTER'S SSAhh-PURSUANT
ltN 70 the command Of 9 dscrstal order Of sale
IRON the Court Of Common Pleas Of ugahOga cpdn-
IT, ct tns suit Of John Sherman, ARaingt John
spraeue and Others, 20 me directed, shall expose
tor Isls st pablo aGc.ons at the door oE The OouTt
HOUSE in tno city sf Cleveland ths twenty eighlh
day of March, 1853, at three O'clock ?. n, the
follOvir descEibed Prsnisess situate n the town
ah D OF Maydeld, In the couuty q Cupahga, and
State OF Ohio, and known By lot No. fesh IA tract
No. three, and bounded as follows: East EEEt, nora
and south by lot lines, and containing one huldred
and forty ak and one third scrss Of lad, Be The
same more or lels, but subject 10 al legal hghEaJg
and excepting therefrom thrteon acree IN the north
west corner thereof, set oR 70 John spraglo for
homestead, bounded e follOWss comnenein4 - 3
point In tue west line Of said lot ntns Grams y II =
ortherlp from the southwest corner q sid lot
thence runni e north on said Welt nne SIX Grains
. links the northwest corner ot sag loti tnenee
eass on the north line tive - chains g tnksi thence
south pa Allel with the west ine AZ cnelnA lnk1i
thence west twenty chains 90 links 70 ne Pse9 q
NANNY G. AZ,
L. Prontis5, AAalef - {.
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- : - J0HE WHIFRLAW,
f8b25s3T City Civil EnEineer.

A : SiGNEE'S NUTIUE.- NnTIoB
n Il hereby given that the IudsfsigEsd ha1 been
aFpalntsd elEignea Of james Strahan, - UeFBland.
P,Psons h8Vis aims sgAinIt him VII Frs ent the
1tmo % ne ioF alloGalcs Blthln niE months after
The sEplIation Of this notics; : = -,
fsbiass7g haIiEnle,
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T0LEGlL R0TIeES0N

y 3 y .ss 4 Z y /; !
.aso nom ne Court 81 tioIlBoR-Pisas o. Gayaho9a
gountgs AZ tho suit q 5he tleysls1d a1d mahOntng
kaiirodd Ucm bany aEaingt lsaac Z. Hewitt
ana others 70 ne directed shall expc.o for sale %
public auction, at the door cf the Govt Holss, IN
the Dlty Of Cleveland, on the tWgntg .hfih day Of
March, 1854 a. thres OclUck p ~ tns loloEins de-
soribod parcels Of land, situate IN the CfyoT DsFe.
known by being part q sieEitfB uoilEisiu 81 the
% witt
PlEosl 90: !; I.Ot No. hfosn of SID SubdiFiaiO8.
ion. Appraised e slos1. --gr--17
PuEeslEo, Lot he: seventeen q aid 5lbaivis
lon. Appraised q tlg13. -i1.. ..l-i- i-lJ - ~
Parcel Ne a. -. .lss eighteen o. SAID subdivis.
ton. Appraised at $50.
Parcsl 10. S TEs westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdiVigion bounded northerlY south.
erly and westerly hy The lgt Lines, and eastsTy D
the oentr8 line Of brick Wall nearly parallel viii
MefWin street. and about lOrty-gsVen cot distant
southcaaterly theroff0E. Appraised at tzls5.
Parcel No. 8. Ehe eaBtery r1It ol lot No. nine
tseu Of said subdivision bounded noftheflTI esteF
y and soathOrly by she lot nna1, and WegtsEly b
the centre line OF brick wall nearly parallel vita
MerWtn street and about iorty-seyen asel di1tanl
80utheeaterly therhffom- Appraised e SKA
HAhRk g. ABBEN, Master C0mm'f
RAHHEY, bACEUs q HOHLl, Attorneys.
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CuyahOga County ss Pless Of said Co.
Julia Ann smith, PIT Nof,o.

Joseph 3. smith, Deft-
The Defendant will tske notice that on the eth
day Of February. a. D., 1852, the Plaintiff filed
her petition IN the Clerks Office Of said Court,
charging said defendant therein with Willfnl
absence from plaintiff for more than three yeaFs
prior to the fling of said petition, and praying
for dissolution Of the marriage contract, All
mony, and Tor other proper relief Said action
will be for hearing six weeks after the inst pub
i'1'iO-' u ''ii' HO'i'1 ALBERT T. sIADE.
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b a. BdGW Of a SOtaserH Paps, oho Is notg a
1i'sAer q Var, confined AZ Camp cAass, oOlups-
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A FeIGNEE'S NOTi0E-NOTIoR
"a is hereby given thst the undeuiguei has beon
app0inted Assignee Of all the proper Of Jacob Wan
sOF. Creditors Of SAID Jacob REQUIRED 20
months after the publication Of this noti-e.
CHARLES W. NOBLE.
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MASTERS 6ALG.-PURsUANr
M to the command Of deoretal oder Of sale
fons ths Court Of Common Pleas ~ Uuyahoga COM
y, At the suit Of sOtoE Prentiss and Uhauncey
Prontiss agsinst Thomas Love and others, % me
directed shall szposs for sale at public auea n at
the door Of the Coutt House IN the UftY q CieVe
land on the tWsntyghth aey Of uar ,lSs2 at thrle
O'Clock P. n, the following describee parcel u
land situate Ia the township Of East Clsvelaa1s
county Of 0uyahoga, and state Of Ohio, to sit
Part Of lot No. three hundred anu eixty. nine
bounded e. iOiloEIs beginning at re nQrtn-eass
corner OF Mary loves tsno ~ etoBs IN the
centre Of the road, thsnce west on AaFJ Low
north line tW ntY SIX chains ad iorty l1ka % TIE
sst line Of iot; thence south on Wett line Of lot
three chainB aud seventy nine links % stone;
fbenoe eaaf nsrailei with nOrIh line twenty six
chsfns and iorTy links the est ire Of lot thence
month On fhs east line three chains and seventy nine
links to place Of basinnns oontnining ten acres q
isn5 AiSo another pieoe OF land, bona part Of said
iot fires hundrsd and 1iEty-nins, aud bounde1 ~
follows; On the ealt and West by tie lot lines On
fbs north by the Bouthtriy line of the ten lcrl1
Above described, and Boufherly bY . Iins parSlisi
With said last named line, ana far enough BrutheFY
thsrerom 20 IN luce e. aeFos q land, D. ths sane
mora Or le1l, bat anhioot - al lgTal hiGhgaYH--
Appraiaod Is t5Iuel. H+NkX g. ABbnH.
I, PRUzI8s, Plaipttf'I AttoEn0T.
FobFuaE9 ~ lo11-ooo 4 1ill3 q -Vs'ia3lr
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Adams 8 Canfeld, Maatsr commissioner.
Pitts Ate'yB. janz.8l5
| ESTATE OF HENRIETTA COL-

ESTATE OF HENRIETTA COL
Ef LIES.-HOtioo d hereby giyeh that the under
ligned has been appointed AominiatrairtE Of the
estate Of Henrlsttl D. Collins ate ol goEea1ds DE-
osasad ffshllsS7Il AAkAH Y. kilhA
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
tho Probate Court for Cuyahot,a county. Ohio,
notire Is hereby given that the crs1it5- or Mary
Mack, VINO have not proved their claims against her
befors me ara allowed sixty dal nom this dste for
that purpose. All claims not proved ct she expira-
ton q that tine Will not Be noticed IN making
diVidond J B. GRANHI5,
Assignos of A. Aary Haek.
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MaRNENGaIEAREIER
AZ VI peHARRs0.s,Y
] ,leai's. % PAaH.
q = % - IsIEllI-Eevsalh--.Ehs FILll


- ~ MoaNINa. FRa b, ~.
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OSlAd ID. BUhION, WHO IS A
Q resident Of NsW York, d hsrsbF notified that
the above DAmsd pRintins- on the l7th dag Of Sep
Of Common Piz % Of OuyahOgs county, 9ftO dan
ing that there is dua 70 them from ths said Leandor
came sum being the amount OF monsy retained By
ssid randall belong 20 said plsintins IN closing up
the bu1ness Of the late Tm Il Clark, Randall OQ.,
V7hfch drm was engag-d IN tbe Beef aud Pos / paok
ing bnsfDess e OlsYeland, OHIO, and which Was
composed Of the following membors, as plaintidB
claim: AlAntou IL. Clark Leander J. h1ndau and
william b Babe and that the said Lealder J
CoIrt Ifd an Sfldavit n said Court, stating that
Wa Necessary 70 make the aafd J0liah b. Burton
party 70 said suL and the Court therefore Orde red
ne aid JosiAh al Barton TO be made party onaid
guit The petition IN said case IS required 70 b.
anEWered by the 18th day OF March, I6s2 or Il viii
te taken a. q ne As 70 aaid Burton.
THRABHEB, DUBFEE HATHAWAY,
f.bS.sTo AttOrneYa for l. j Randall
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MEDICAL
nR, Z N a p 2, OOULIBT, {
u j rsan sEpsrlanes. axelns!Eslg lreatl ] ]

AZ No. fHT Pruanact street, Cleveland y.
DT- Abundant f1sllf10nial1 Of peTaonn ressoEeQ y
BiEht o. Hearing IN New York. tho western btAt'a
and Northern Ohio. - -, d,
-7Ariifcial cTEl inserted EaAf 1oYA ana We ~.
dnalltV. sl4IE. hss eakonA y iona IN con- gtlel
VIII y Ss.,ss S,s' isssi sSss
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JFWELRY.

HARBUNOLE AND BTkUoUAN
~ Jewelry, new patterns, Just received at
q WLeB', On the Corner
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feb7s7D

Alanson n. CLARK andl
William d blake,
PlAintihs, Court Of Common Pleas.
against Cnyehoga Oo.t o.
Leauder !. Randall 3 .
Inliah b. Burton.
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We live e strangers and prisoners while here
Far from our homes and loved ones 90 dear;
= Wea are prison bound prison bnund
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coalDlEMl1HIMPS.
". Q. Eonfald q q. i

GREAT WEsTERH or Wohks.
ossra-is St. G ar Street. r'aF Of AnssE sgH''.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

WAoIEsA1E s1oc X HARDWARE
AT AUCTI ION,

The concern of p. L. MOORE & Co having
determined to close their business for the
present, TN consequence Of heir senior part
ner. Col Moore, being in the army, and un.
ness,) Wa Will sell at auction, by catalogue,
at their store, No. l4l Main street,
On THURSDAY, 9th February,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, the Ell tire balance
Of their stock on hand, which is large and
desirable, and the whole OF which viii be
closed wi ,hout limit or reserve. The stock
consists, in part, of
Pocket cutlery, desirable styles and makes,
Table Cutlery. great variety,
Wade 4 Butchers, and Woslenholm's Ra.
Scissor and Shears, various qualities,
Tea and Table Spoons, various qualities,
Hand, Tenor, and Mill Saws,
Bench and Moulding Planes, full assert
Brace and Bits, assorted. from twelve to
forty-eight Bits,
Shoe, Tack and Hand Hammers,
Polished and Plated Bride Bits and SIR.
Brides, Bride Filings, and Blind Brides,
Boot and 0irth Webbing,
Wood Screws, assorted, from half.inch 10
Broad and Narrow Bait. Hinges, fas. and
loose Joints,
Plate Hook and Eye Hinges,
L.ocks-Plate Ri1u, Fad and Mortice, larg.
assortment,
Files--Mill, Flat, and Half round, Bastard.
Taper. Horse Rasps, large assor tmen,.
Brass Candlesticss, nat and tall,
Hollow ware, Manure Forks,
Coffee Mills, Stftere, Scythes and Snathes,
Blister steel aud Wagon Axles.
Finishing Nails, Shoe Nails and Tacks,
Horse and Shoe Brushes,
Mason's Backing, &C &c.
Oatalogue s Will be prepared, and the goods
ready for examination, two days before the
sale.
TDlNs-Oash.
fol KENT, PAINE l. co. Auc.s.
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The Iselielatura

ls' 10 - Senate, yesterday, /. Joint resolution
\ =. uSa'e. proponrs TO proceed ON The
4. Aalea To the trial Of Judge Z. r.
cnw s'issed disioyalty, was referred 70
IN ,...s ''es OF Courts Of Justice. Judge
k,v,., 1es On the Eastern 8Aors, and, IL II
hm.. ismains quiescent under the At.
.u. asurpAticn Of Lincola's minions
"A, .. acn Of the CONNIE n wealth. Col.
k., -yusr' OF the l35th. and Colonel a. q.
r ~" me iA3d RsgsRsnts Virginia Mill
hta a. ported BY ,h1 Governor for gross
~, ~. h.. Inc Treasury. His EIcsllency
lssa,.. :. me Attorney General has taken
!. 49, ~ oriDs the guilty parties to jus.
.,,0. was reported to authorize the
"A. A." " call out certain m .lttsry forces
AA,s ~ as'saoe Of the state. The senats
b. nv, .s house bill providing tor conaec
Gh,.'sh the Orange aud Alexandria
$sb zap Railroads, and tho Fred.
su IT,. Aoad. Sundry amendments were
s~, vine bill TO prevent the annscsssary
H. No.. u grain by distiliers and o hers.
stalr 's ordered 1000 copies OF the bili
figb H. :" exemptions from military
st., printed. The bill prov!di for
Sas, ,'ad from Hun tsrsvnls 70 Warm
f.s,i -" defeated TOT want Of Q eopsu.
|Aw,,. .s 70 a ssss'sslos Va adopted
kpns |. Vel. As s.Tssisstlst u { AstisllAs
D. sI N -iit f!sst ati tsStjttiI, hi
IN ih,:s y. fssssflt II lstblsfj II
y Ii, XIV ~ s. sIs, 40 !sI Siks sss hsilsk
1 . III WI fltsstassj i
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Yesterday was the second day Of the first
ee's Ct the permanent Congress OF the
B.sl'derate Sta tee. This body has entered
I ~ The performance Of its responsible du.
As'Na time whom the highest degree Of pa.
o-'m and patience are necessary to the
intent aiseharse OF the important trusts
'@aisied 10 1t. That It will b found equal
Tying emergency, the proceedings of
<eoay gave ample guarantee. The mem
''''stn actnatsd with an earnest desire to
tVI'" The public interests, and TO devote
eA uns TO su b legislation a. will dispel
= s0ads which hang over us, and 10 rescue
Government from the perils which up.
M'n'ly environ It.
.aesenass yesterday consumed Q portion
~. ne session In completing III eeganisation,
=, =, which It went into Joint session with
mouse for the purpose of counting the
s i" President and Vice. President Of the
~, '.a'tah States. The result OF that count
:. =" We 'e 'oand In the regular proceediu 70 CT
sass OF Representatives. COMMITTEES
VA. 49, o'aaeh of the Congress were sp.
- 'ea 70 iaform the President Of his elec.
alu also that both Houses were organ
49," ready TO receive Communications.