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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 1891 ACRES OF
Y LAND In Henrico County, three miles from
tie city, on the Desp-Run Turnpiks-As special
Commissioned appointed by decree of the Circuit
Corrt Of Henrlco, pronounced on the 9Th day Of
November, isis In .hs case styled " Hutchason VI.
Hutcheson and als.," shall proceed 20 cell at pnh-
Ii, auction, on the premises On TUESDAY, the
18th day OF November, commencing at II o'olosk
NJ, Of fair; if not, the next fair day. except Sun
day the following real estate tract Of Land con-
tanning 1884 acres, being part Of the Burndsd
tract lying in the county of Henrico, on the Deep
Run Turnpike three miles West OF the city, and
adjoining the lands Of jos. Snton, Ambrose Hutch
esos eatats. and others 100 acres cleared and
In q high stass VI .n.,ro7emsnt The remainder IL
In woods, most Of which Is OF virgin growth The
premises are well enclosed There is upon ii. 3
tract sn excellent ice house II desired, the pro
perty will DO divided to suit the views Of pur.
chassES.
TKRss -one third cash the balance ct and
II month"; for negotiable notes, with interest addAd
and title stained us.ti the whole purchase money
IL paid aud conveyance eirsotod By the Court.
JOHN q Young, Special Coia's.
Bale conducted by JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 SoN Aue-
tioneors. not
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rNVEI).

On the 9th ine,sas, Mr. JAMES k.IRwiCA, =,
His fune raj will take place today sMondsy, ~ ~.
g,n Eill Uis friends and acqneinsancc' are ~
asested TO attend.
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NN1 HUNDRED AND TW1NTY BUIL,N
~ ING LOTS, IN NABXS ADDITION TO
THA TOWN OF MAEOHBsrlR, AT AUCTION.
We will sell. upon the premlsss, on WlDNISDIY.
tho 18Th November. commencing 81 O'Clock p.
n, l2O most desirable Building Lots IN Marks "a.
dition 10 the town of Manchester.
The LOta are located On several Il The most
prominent cross streets Of the town, and ere con
tgnous to kayo's bridge, the mills and factories.
Persons desiring to invest, or saouro Lots Tor
building purposss would do well 10 attend Tie GALE
TkRNs.-0ns third caah; the balance at 8 and -
months for negotiable nctss, with interest addsd,
and secured by truss deeds.
NOT JAS n TAYLOR SON, Aus>a
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gE- NOTARY PUBLIC.-THOs. J. BAGBY.
General Agent and Notary Public, office NO
s Wall street undar at Charles Hotel will attend
promptly to House Renting, Negro Hiring. and the
duties OF Notary Public. &C lu-im
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BY Thomas W. Reese, AuctioneeF,
lOtfics corner 18th and Cary sts.

Office corner Eth and Cary Fts
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ FUREITURK-As administrator of Mrs. o.
tefe G. Fox, decd shall sell, on FRIDAY, the 7sh
day OF Loyerot sr 1882, ct 10 o'clock A. M, at the
laEe residence q. MIRA IHOZ the South side Of Clay
street. between Henry aud Eouroe, at public
auction, the household Furniture, consisting Of Fes
Their Beds Mattresses, Bureaus, Sofa Table Chairs,
Carpets, &c. Terms eash
THOS J. EVANS, Admir- Of Ottera G. Yox.
Sale conducted by THOs w. KEEsEE, Auct.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale Ia postpon-
cd, on account of the inclsmency Of the weather,
un.h TUESDAY morning, November 18th, com.
mencIng 81 10 os!cck.
THOS j. EVAES, Alnr O. Ottera g. Fox.
Sale by THos. w. KEEsEE, Aacs. nos
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Freuktn eteaxps. Of Richmond has purchased
tAs hcsas Farm Of the Hon. Jeremiah Morton, ly-
tng n Osnags county, Va, for the sum of $4,000.
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MANUFACTURES TOBACCO AT AUCTION
NN On FRIDAY the 18th instant, commencing
az 10 O'Clock, at our warehouse We snal oIer
about 3,COJ packages Manufactured Tobacco Of va
rious grades including variety OF cho CO brands.
large portion win be closed without reserve.
no 10 KENT. PAINE 4 CO., Auct'rs.
X ROCRRIEs AT AUOTIoN-On TUESDAY,
III 11th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell at our Warehouse q variety of Groceries COM
prising in part
Loaf Sugar,
chests Black Tea,
" Extra Green Tea,
10 bags Rio Cofee,
10 tierceS Eico,
50 boxes assorted Soaps,
2l bbls Family Flour,
Adamantine Candles Mustard,
White aud Black Pepper Backing,
Matches, Copperas, Alum, &C.
An invoics of DRUGS and MEDIc1NES-sinens
which are
Hpsom Salts. Castor Oil,
Sulphate of Quinine, Morphia,
Indigo, Bluestone, Calomel,
Magn esia Blue Mass,
Concentrated Lye,
Essence of Coffee, &c.
ALSO
An invoice Of French CALF SKINS, which win
be sold ct l2 o'clock.
TERMs-Cash.
nos KENT. PAINE & CO., Aucts.
GALES Al AUCTION-Our regular sales for
the ensuing week will be held As follows, viz !:
GRCCRRIEs-On TUESDAY, the llth.
pRT GOODa-On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th.
TOBACCO-On FRIDAY, the 14th.
Large and desirable lots Of the above will he Of
fcred Particulars hereafter.
ROT KENT. PAINE l. 90, Aucsa.
~ J. {. Revived, AactisneeF.
A UCTION SALE.-I will sell at my store, No.
~ 5! Main street, on TUESDAY, November IL,
1862, commencing at 10 o'clock q large lot Of FUR
NITURK, CLOTHING, &c.
EgUMERiTION:
French and high post Redsteads,
Feather Beds,
Superior Shuck and Hair Mattresses,
nice Sofrs, Chairs, Tables,
8 bbls Rice. half Dbl. Lard,
no 10 J.C. REDWOOD, Auct.
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MARRIED.

On IN. 18th Of October by the Rev. Ro5ors
lakewood Mr.. p r SAUNDERS and MISS n, "
DIXON oil this city.
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~ 10n0ol D. Hlcka, A0eS.
MANUFACTURES TODAOOO AT AUCTION.
4l On TUESDAY, Novsmbsr 18Th, q II o'elk.
F0l OUR soe sale Of snesioa, a my sample room,
On Cay ueoet. 1seWson l1~A and l<Sh, vssy larRe
stock Of 1ne Maintained TobGeeo. II ~ ~
~ sone very exsanoot beands Of old Tobacco.
oAHUuL y. 0IO4O,
AusGsasss end Cs1niast.a 1sssAanA
a. S-tAvA
"nL . SOLD g AU0TlON. : 0s91A,
yQ1GuD 81 nUkDA
~. q WO0R
sse-1&swt1 Aasss - o1asasunGIae.
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e. B. COOK. i1ct.

T7NHRKE 0MNIBUSES AT AUCr1nE.-Wm
/ be sold at public auction, on MONDAY, 34th
inst, at % O'CLOCK. threa superior O1kIB0EHS.-
Two srs 20 passengers. sad one Il rassens sr One
new, finished conpls.s in the best nanrer, and
handso;aely painted ons Of ssme make ard style,
longer in une, bat In good condition The third In
good running condition, all made specially for this
company by Stephenson, Of New York, s1bstan
TALLY built. and more thaa usually durable
eSals to take plscs at this Depot at Ia hour
above named. B. II. GILL.
Superintendent R. aud P. n. r O,my.
Sale by Z. b. Cook, Auct. mol
EE Charleston Mercury cnd Ausasta paper
xHnok-
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By Williamsaa & u XEex

OOE AORD1 OF LAND II HANOVIH FOB
t6s sity. Win offer for ssls NJ TA1H, sea,aials
- afsA miles from RiahEaona J. ullas koG y,
bad of the xsahA1issyiQs furupiis, and GDsuf
miles from Hanover Court HOUSE, h . hAly md
good pslshborhooA. The BUILDINGS srs . Ds
dwelling with ro0ns. kitaAAa, suaoAs hoss
barns, Stable. and othar nsseasary ont baidinu-
Thsrs are about 100 scrss Of the lanA slAassd ~
balance In original growth Of oak, Aiskory, ptuA
&s. 9hs cleared land u In IN Improving asss, nd
produces corn, Wheat oats, "a, equal % any taru
In the county; baaidas, bsing eoavsnins y ~
The wood on the place viii more thaa ~ ~
price asked for Il II nos soA privassiy bsfrs
Aondsy. the 10Th DAY Of Novsmhsr, Il WI % thss
day be offered publicly. Any pss1n datrius
purchase can Aave tss sSrms mAda known on p
piiostioo TO ,. W. TAkIDG, q O64 rsllows RAa
oc IE-dAs r " TALLDY
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rAR0O sALE-DY CHAMBERLAIN NM
LIE 4 90, ll7 Meeting Dtrssl. -On WE'D.
keDAY mosnin9 Novsnbef n 1O0o, WIN b sold
$50 packages ASSORTED nA10QAHDml1, 70.
ceivsd per 6tsamship --, sole - eenAssnes ~
.~s~1
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OlSSOLUTIONS AND COPARTNERSHIPx
DISSOLUTION The frm of THEO. ROB-
ERIS2N 4, SON was dissolved Oh the LIST
instant by mutual canken. The name Of the firm
will be used only in settling tie busi,less OF the
concern. Ali persons indebted to Es viii plalJe
make payment early as possible, more espe
cialy those Of long standing; and those indebted
to Theo. Robertson will please pay him as soon IS
D. gsible. Our Office u for the present at the
counting room of Messrs. williams & Elliott, l67
Main street. Thee ROBERTSON,
D. II. ROBERTSON.
Richmond June 9Th, 1862 no 1O-jtx
N1OTIGE-Hsving on the 10Th Ct Nay, 1862,
~ sold my Sadd!sgy aud Harness Establishment
TO my brother II s. COTTRELL, b. A. PURKs,
aad w. N. RRDFORD, take pleasure N recon-.
meIdipg them to my customers, and the paIllc
generally, worthy Of their patronage
will thank those having claims against me to
present them to COTTRELL l. CO., and thos. In.
debted to me to make payment to them
8. g. C0TTkELL.
The business heretofore carried on by Mr. 8. 8.
OOTTRkLL will be continued by N ct his old
stand, No lS9 Main street, under the Arm Of COT.
TRELL co, ana nope. by endsav0ring to please
all, to merit q share OF the patronage heretofore
received by Mr. 8. D. COTTRELL.
II. 8. OOTTRHLl.
B A. PURKS,
Go6-lw w. N. BEDFORD.
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FLHGANT FURNITURE AND TWO SPLIU.
~ DID PIANOS AT AUCTIeN-Ou TUES.

LNLHUANT FURNITURE md TWO BPLxl.
DAY, llth instant at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the
residence CT Gen. Dimnock, on Franklin, ks.wse.
80 and 9Th streets all hts Furniture embracing two
splendid 7-octave Pianos one Of which b In rose
wood, covered with satin damssk Mahogany d.
vans and Chairs; Centre and other Tables canessat
aud other Chairs; Brussels and Chamber Carpets;
Mahogany ard ether nedsteads Ear5ls-sop Bs.
reaus and Wash stands; cne eiesaat Eoae wood Els
gre; DsdS, &C.
portion Of tie above furniture we5 made By
Rsnwick. of Baltimore, to order, and lie b excel.
lent condition.
Also. the usual variety Of Dining Room. Chan.
Der, and Kitchen Furniture.
The attention Of tie public Ia pa@,ieniariy askes
to this SALE rs Con. riiamcck liz determined to sen
without reserve.
NOD r. "A ;i00N Arnt
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triIsEA;&. NrS

MONDAY EVENING. Eov. 10. 1862,
First time !ltS sezEcn Of the great Tragedy, IN
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TNH1 FRI1NDs Of tn undsnignsd viii AnA
L him Ut 0susral U0epital 10 ID, Richmond
ALy11D LAYOB1sT,
NO l0-7ts ~, n. IN - Rsr&
INFORMATION WANT1D.-Privato OORN1
has been missing Tor Two ueu1ha Any inlurmatioa
IN regard 70 him wn4 - e1N rseslvsd "
% Aims ~ oGal Hslpi1aA ~. -.
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BY Alex. Nett, AucA

BY Alex. Nett, AucA
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, SHOES. CLOTH
INC, &C-Will be sold al auction ct my store,
on TUESDAY Nov. lith, at ID O'Clock. lot
of Bedstesds, Mattresses, Chairs, Tables, Crocke-
ry Glassware and Stoves; Dry Goods, Ready made
Clothing, shoes; Groceries and Fancy Goods;
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
no 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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HOUS1 AID LOT, Oh THI EAST LIN.
III gu, North Of Leigh street, for psle A. ~
fION-lmns1iatsly after The forsro4.s ~.
b sold the Lot and brick Kitchen xerrcr i..'.l.
- shove, adjoining the yendsnsss Of r. y m
leSrs and r. sohn ". Wright, tonuns i 81
TERMS-As Ab1ve.
NO & 0ODDIN AppnpaOv A..
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by ID. r. Booth, kuct'r,
mo. 5, St. Chsrles Hotel, v all street.
WILL BE SOLD in front of my store, oo
w TUESDAY morning, Nov. 18th, at II o'elk,
one fne HORSE, HARNESS and BUGGY. The
horse Is years cid, works we'll single or double.
Also at same itins one sst double HARNESS,
but little used
10 10 2t* D. T. BOOTH, Auct.
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rENL X. =. LNE'S BODY 6UARD.-rIETY
III DOLLARS BOUNTY.-I am authorised so
raise company Of Cavalry for special service as
accuts Guides and C4u.eIg, with Genl Robert z.
Lac.
All persons not already In the service, or not
tuay enrolled as conscripts, will be received.
splendid chance for volunteering In a selsct
corps Ia here offered
The exteni ion OF the Conscrlpt ect will soon be
enforced, and those between the ages OF IS and IS
called into service. You now have an opportunity
of enlisting 10 l. nice services The honorable and
advantageous nature Of this service will recommend
itself f. all.
Everything furnished xcept horseR
For further particulars, address me ct Appomst-
tox Court House. w. LAWSON.
Lieut.. J. z. Lawson, at Aspinwsll, Charlotte,
Va, and Lieut. w. H. MILNER, Of Msadsville Hal
ifax, Va, and Capt. Z n. WALLER, at Richmond,
Va, are authorized 10 receive members for this
COMPANY fno l0-Itx j. w. l..
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b Jaa n. feyleR 3 Ia, 11sasssess.
n KOST DnaiRX0LT NTTTT.Dna rn~a A,


REosT DnsiRAaLE BUILDnG LO4s Az
U ABOrIOE.-Ws win ssu, On NOHDAY ~
1JSh Of November, lsG2, soumsnsng q I otosi
r. n, SIX OF moro very eligible and Ssaattfal ~ D.
ustsd Lots ON the South ade q Main srsst u
continued into the county Of Hsnrtco, upon Or,A
docks (now LdbbyO Hill. Few any IT. spw y
be purchased posssas uoh a unintsnuDtei ~
sxtensive view Of the city, rfvsr, and urfouad,na
country a. those now o1brad.
TERAs-At sale, which win BE- nsls 70 snk ~.
dsra- (no 81 JAS n TAYLOR 4 81, Austh
By Wilhamsaa % Ass2 =
WTHL BY sSLD-On MONDAY, tsvses~
w l0th, ct 10 o'elosk 4. L., ct ]. J. DAfsts
Furniture WareroOma, nortasast conner q os%-
0rnor and frankIln streets, a anortnaas Of Ss
giant FURNITURE, owned BY ssntlsnn lsAh,
Ing housek eepfng. somprtalnS. IN part NJ fsxOw,
ing articles,
DsdsteaAs and MAtrsosa
SPisndA Apsswool Rsrlos sset,
! Mahogany Wardres>
Waanot
superior OabinAts
l 1Arble Typ Osasrs Yahls,
- CtnsSsas Ca G,S...
excellent DruWen Cafpss,
And ofAer articles b nueh demand.
NOT WILLIAAs01 4 90, AasAd.
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ygTAETE D-NEGRO1S-Tor the Piedmont
Wv Railroad. now maxim from Greensboro,
y. g TO Dsnviiie, Va, fof VIII. liberal wages are
offered, dry sleeping liberal pr visions and best
medical attendance guaranteed This work Is To-
sateG at d remote distance from tbs 1emy, and we
egn offer - all ownsss OF slaves want 6 safe stu
atoms for theHl peculiar advantages E'1ges paid
monthly. Address Us, at Greensboro, N, }.
90 a1-eod3,n% e WILKES & co.
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DAUsS&LsC AkPEfING FOR sALE.-D0y yards
40 bsst quality new BRUSSELS GARPEtIN6
for sale. Inquire at the Ordasncs Etorshouse at
the Canal bridge, 9TH street. no AO--3sa
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4 OST~-Ons BUGGY CUSHION and WHIP,
{ between the corner CT 9th and Bload streets
ana kuskei!'s stable. ( suitable reward will be
paid for them a: RUSkELi-G stable,
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a MATCH WILL CONE OFT, over Wagner
"A Trsgt., between t-o Eof8e5. enc mile aud
r. peai, Tor 81 coo TO-DAY, at o'uieck also 3
running ra,e, one mile and reDo-t, .os 500
10 lD-~lt%
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ltTRAYED OR STOLEs-Eour weeks ago, q
y white brood SOW, marked, point Of each ear
cut cit, two Sits in point of left ear and uotched
under right eSr short nose. ] will give LIBERAL
reward for her recovery, OF any information lead
ing 10 her return 10 JL@ES PEARSON CT to MT.
PHENOS, corner OF Belv.dere and Canal streets.
no i0-3Ls
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l7s chests Oolopg Yea, 4,702 lbs,
case Durham Mustard, 100 lbs,
Is bags Black Pep per, $500 lbs.
so boxes Stearin Candles, $50 lbs,
100 boxes Sperm Candies, 1850 lbs.
100 boxes Yellow Soap. 900 lbs,
Scsses Sardines, 500 boxes,
cases Sardines, 800 boxes,
Is Gas o. Preserved Meats,
case Choc olate, 40 lbs,
) cases Cocoa, 33S lbs,
20 boxes Olive Oil,
100 boxes Tobacco,
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LOST, sTnAYED, sc.

Z CsT-s23 REWARD.--Lost, or taken swsy
4 1 by mistake, LIST Friday evening, from the Pc
te-s5rlrg Depot, 4 " c5asa TRUNK, painted green.
with two padlccks in frcnt. This above reward
viii bs paid to any one bringing tee sid Trunk to
the Monticello Hotel. Broad street or giving .nso-.
nation that viii lead to its recovery.
70 i0-3t+
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DIcuMQaD VARIETIES-
Il, tlate Fr..nKlil Hail.
0ns door beioo the Exchange Hotel.
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Lvon,s Kathairo,n.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautif5ipg the human hair is agnin put up BY
the original proprietor, and is now made with
the ssms care, skill and attention, which frst
created its immense and unprecedented salen,
of over one million bottles annually! It is
still sold at 25 cents In large bottles. Two
million bottles can easily be sold 10 year
when 1t Ia again known that the Kstharon "a
not only the most delightful hair dressing in
the world, bu; that 1t eleanses the scalp of
scurf aud dsndruff, gives the hair lively,
rich, luxurlant growth, end prevents it from
turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. The Kssbsiron has been tested for
over twelve years, and is warranted as de-
scribed. Any lady who values beautiful head
of lair will use the KashAiron. Il is finely
perfumed, cheap and valuable. 1t is sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
D. s. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
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to do, II wo wore 90 disposed. Each ID all that
could reasonably be deslred In member OF
Congress, even in this desperate crisis Of ouI
country's affairs, and rejects honor and renown
upon the district and State that he represents
II the Speakership were q dualiatic institution,
we would bo glad to see both of them In pos
session. But as only one can occupy the
chair, and We are expected 10 express q
choice between these two, our voice is
herewith raised for Cox. We do not
baee this choice on personal or political grounds;
for, as intimated above, we could not say that
In these respeots one has any advantage over the
other. But Mr.. Cox represents the "Capital
District" the nucleus Of which is franklin, o
Democratic county. And the unscrupulous
Abolition Legislature Of last winter made a
particular gerFymander Of that district, by add.
Ing Abolition counties to franklin until the
Abolition majority In the new district, on tho
vote OF 1861, was three thousand one hundred
and ninety.three! BY this infamous apportion-
ment, the Abolitionists thought and av0wed
they had o sure thing next time Of ousting Mr.
Coz from his seat In Congress. This Was their
declared purpose, in and out Of the Legislature
But, to their utter astonishment and mortlfcA-
tion, Mr.. Cox went boldly and fearlessly into
the contest, this fall, against the Abolition can
didate, Shellabarger, made an indefatigable
canvass Of his new district, overcame the I'M
mense Abolition majority OF the previous year,
and was reelected to Congress by majority Of
two hundred and seventy-two votes!-notwlth
standing, too, come four hundred fraudulent
votes were cast in Clarke county for bis Aboli-
tion opponent.
Because of this brilliant achievement, of his
splendid talents, OF his universal popularity
with the Democracy In Ohio end wherever else
he Ia known, OF his broad and siatesmanlike
views, Of his thorough knowledge Of men and
the world, of his wen known energy and indus
try 10 dischsrgiDg his public duties; of his Ca
pacity aud admirable qualifications for the sta
tion, we hope to see him elevated to the Speak
ershIp OF the Thirty.eighth Congress. He will
have been member of Congress elk years by
the fourth Of next March, and is perfectly famil.
lar with the duties required of the Speaker In
presiding over the House Of Representatives
We confidently predict that, II chosen, Mr.. Cox
will be one Of the best Speakers that Congress
ever had. He has now national reputation,
in addition to that of an accomplished writer
and successful suthor, as the most eloquent
orator and the resdest and ablest debAter In the
Housej and the Speskership will be the sppro-
PIRATE aud we'll merited bow 10 his wreath of
Congressional lsurels MI. Vernon Banner,
Nop. 29h.
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have become 90 ccuAdens Of the stability ol
the Union that partisan combinations are 70
suming their sway here. as they DO IN such cases
In all free countries. In this country, especial
", II Ia habit not only entirely consistent Win
the Constitution, but even essentiul to lie eta'
bllIty, to regard the Administration at any time
ernmept itself. and to canvass the proceedings
Of the one without the thought Of disloyaity tc
the other. We might possibly have had quicker
success in suppreasing the inaurrectlon II ni nil
habi. could have rested little longer 10 apey'
ance; but on the other hand, we are under obli'
gationa to save not only the unity or integrity
Of the country, but also It's inestimable sne M
precious Constitution No one can safely 10! 70,
that the resumption of the previous popular
habit does not tend to this last and most import
amt consumma alton, If at the same time, as yt
confidently expect, the Union itself shall p'
saved.
lam cir, your obedient servant. nm
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
CHAs. FAANcIs ADAMS, etc., etc.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement of Accounts.
rHE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVE

THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVE
i been filed in the Probate Court Of franklin
ty, Ohio and will 10 heard and examined for settlement
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1862, to-
wit:
The nrst account Of John Person. executor Of the
will Of Joseph Rdgway. deceased the first accounts Of
Nathaniel Merion guardian Of George NJ. Peters, Oscar
g. Peters and Charles NJ. Peters; the fTst account Of
Nathaniel Merton, executor Of the will Of Ann Stam'
baugh, deceased; the hrst account OF Frederick Hady,
guardian OF the children Of John selser deceased the
mt accounts Of Lewis Shirley, guardian Of Jacob O.
Dildine, Mary e. Dldine and Louisa Nd. Dildinei
the first account Of Conrad spohr, guardian OF Con.
rad WolpeIt; the frst account Of Conrad Spohr,
guardian OF Philip WnlDert; the second account OF
Robert ArrpstFoDg, Jr, executor or the will OF Rob
ert Armstrong, deceased; the second account OF Reu'
ben r. Mlleri guardian Of BENJAMIN olouse The
second account Of Reuben r. Miller, guardian Of Ma
poleon CouSe; the third aceouns Of Samuel Kinnear,
guardian fAred Peel, Albert Peel and Emma ]. Peel;
the ANAL account OF Reuben II. Miller, guardian Of
Thomas j. Ciouse the nnal accounts Of Martha Mcoonn
late Martha Lukens), guardian Of Phebe Ann Lukens,
George Lukens and Maria Lukens the Anal Of
John Kroy executor Of the will Of James Kane deceased
the final OF Nathan Cole executor Of the will Of
George Wtenmoyer deceased; the final account Of Pat
terson Harrison, administrator Of John O. Real, de-
ceased the ANAL accounts OF Elizabeth Braunaeke ate
Kaetze guardian Of Philip r. Kaetzel and Lima Kaetzel
and the final account OF Frederick Beck administrator Of
Christian Eyer, deceased.
HERMAN B, ALBERY,
Probate Judge.
Columbus, Dec. l3, leG2-d&wlt