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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12

VERr ExcELLENr FURNITURE AT AUcnoH.-
W. R. Kent, Auosioneer, will sell on Tuesday
next, July 14!h. commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
M, at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, all of the
household furniture Of Professor Collins Stone,
who is about to remove from the city. The
articles are oil Of the best description, and will
be enumerated in handbills. Housskeepsrs' at.
tention 10 respectfully called to this sale.
July l0-4t.
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and Cincinnati. The effect of this .bldN will
be felt .fAf up the tributaries Of the Missia ,ppi
There ha, been q large expenditure of sm.muni.
tiOn during the sieke--the mOriers Bsye fred
seven thousaL d morter shells and the gunboa,s
four thousand Il We hundred. Four tho,as and five
hundred shots b. we been fred from the naval
guns on shore. an, we have supplied owe, six
thousand to diffsren Amy corps.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12

CASUALTIES IN THE THIRD INDErERDEHT Cav
ALRY CoMPANY.-The following Is list Of the
killed, wounded and missing Of the 81 Indepen'
dent Cavalry Company at the battle Of Beverly
West Virginia, July 81 aud 81:
Killed-Corpor,l Henry Leukering. Henry
Knoedlich, Adam Miller.
Wounded-Jacob Schultz.
Mlssing-Corpo,als John Bsaler, John Rons.
chlegie, Henry Reed, Augustus Schneider
privates Beiersdaefer, John Baner, Frederick
Dsnbenbis, Frederick Echmiller, Jacob Fuchs,
Henry Goas, Edward Goas, George Hunneyl
Gerhart HasshCff, Thomas Irlan, Meyer KIipp-
stein, Augustus Knlpper, Burkhart Krsbs'
Richard W. Manly, Jacob Madder, Henry W
Mitchell, Charles Margraff, Frank 0elrich,
Frederick Reibleman, Frederick Stoll, Joseph
Schaller, Jacob Schaub. David Schmidt, Her
man Whitebaker, Adam Zimmerman.
OF the missing none are wounded, oil priso'
nerB,
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State and Local News.

Losr-on Friday, July 10. 10 the city Of Co
lumbus, Wallet containing a small sum Of
money. The finder, by leaving the wallet and
contents as Messrs. McCune & Mlihoff's hard.
ware store, on North High street, will be hand
somely rewarded. julyll-d2i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12
Arrest of Mr. Mckee, OF the Missouri
DemOCEaI.


ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE evening edition of
the Democrat publishes the following: vii.
liam Mckee, senior proprietor of this paper,
was put under arrest last evening by order OF
Gen. Schcield. The grounds for his arrest
are, we learn, the publication Of letter Of
President Lincoln to Gen. Schofeld, explain
ing the reasons for the removal of Gen. Cur.
tiss, and for refusing to state in what manner
such letter came into his hands. We have on
ly at present to soy, under the circumstances,
that we regard this as a foolish and unWar-
Iantable proceedieg. Mr. Mckee reported
himself at headquarters this morning, and pro-
fessed his willingness to exsnerate every officer
in the department from any kno wledge in the
matter OF the publication, believing this to be
due certain persons on the department staff -
No further progress up to this writing has bsen
made in the case. Mr.. Mckee is at liberty on
his parole
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12

ATTENTION, ,MEMBERs OLENTANoY PARK AssoOIA.
N.-You are hereby notified shat there will
be meeting at the Amerison Hotel, Monday
evening, July l3ih, 1863. at o'clock. A full
attendance Is requested. 81 ~
By order, 4
M sIMONToN,
Recording sec'y.
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DIR. ROBERT THOMPSON
Surgeon and Physician.

oPPIon HIGH STREET, NORTH or BROAD NO. is,
Residence No. As, Southwest Cornsf Of Front
and Gay Streets.
HT Dr. r., as heretofore, trsats al
diseases OF she Ego.
Columbus, May 30, l56s-d&wu.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12

The best advice that can be taken Il TO ESQ.
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
uaing HUDsoH's UNRlvALLrD ToorH PAsru. Call
for 1t at studsr's. Marple's, samuel's, Roberts,
Wilson's, sohuellsrs, shaup's, Denigs, Ridg.
ways J. FOwler's, d. D. g., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumers anywhere. Try II one
and ALL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12

SAN FRANcIsco, July 10.-The Democratic
State Convention nominated Ex-Gov. DoWnie
for Governor, aud adopted platform similar
to that Of the Seymour Democrats of the State
of New York. ,--.---r
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THE Adjut,nt General Of Ohio has decided
that no prior services as State volunteer militia
ls ground for exem 2tion from militia duty IN
der the &C. of April "A, 1868. Soldiers who
have been discharged from the United States
service are not exempt from militia duty unless
such discharge has been made by reason Of per-
manent physical disability.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12
New York Money Markst-July IL.

Money active at 697 per cent. on call.
sterling Exchange dull and dropping, at 145al45k
for first class bills.
Gold lowerI opening at 32ll, declining to 81, and
closing quiet at32k.
Government stocks more firm. o. 8. 6s 'sI coupons
10oi, 1905 106Z9lO6X.
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New York STOCK markes.-Ju.yII II.

Stocks qeiet and firm. Milwaukee and Prairie du
0hoin co. Cleveland and TOlslo Ito; daena a chicago
93 Cleveland Pittsburg 66x; Illinois Central scrip
1861; Michigan Southern 10Y; do guaranteed lis;
New York Central ll8k: Erie 93x Hudson I79H;
Harlem l03k, do preferred %; Reading lO4 Michigan
Central lO9h Pacific Mail 1897 Missouri 6's 69X; Erie
preferred lO2K; Chicago & Rock Island 94x; Fort
Wayne and Chicago 66xi q. 8. 6's year certificates
96h new.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order
Of Court.

aN THE 29th OF JULY. A. D., 1868,
" at - O'Clock, noon, at the door Of the Court
House In the city Of Columbus Franklin county, State
Of Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder, the follow.
ing real estate a. the property Of Christian Schneider
decd, to witt
The residue, remainder and Teverson In the follow.
ing premises situate In tbs city Of Columbus, county
and State aforesaid, to witt The north half OF the
west half Of lot number sixteen Q6) in W. NJ. Avis
addition to the city Of Columbus, Ohio. After the ter.
widow Of said Christian Schneider, deceased aged 2s
years. Of $0H per year during the natural life Of the
said Cathsrine and Of the homestead estate of the
child and family Of the said Christian Schneider to
wit: Lena Schneider (aged years) and Mary schne-
der (aRed veaLal In said premises. -,----
Appraised subject to said dover and household e.
tates, at Sl67 o..
Terms Of sale cash.
JACOB KIOHLE
Admir- Of Christian Schneider,
iune23, ,lS63-dltAwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12

HARrER's WEEKLY for July ls, iust received
by Thompson at the Postofics, contains map
Of the seat OF war In Pennsylvania and Mary
land.
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The Rebels Badly whipped Near
Helena, ARK,

HtIenh, NIX,
WARRINGTON, July 1.-THE following has
been received at the headquarters Of the army
here:
HELENA, ARK, July S.
To Major. Gen. H. w. Halleck:s
We encountered the enemy, $1,000 strong,
under Generals Holmes, Price, Marmaduke and
others, on the morning of the Ash of July, and
whipped them handsomely. We have captured
900 prisoners, 200 stand Of arms, and two
stand Of colors. Our total loss will not exceed
one hundlel and fifty. The enemy's losses are
very severs-not less than $500 10 killed,
wounded and prisoners.
[Signedl B. W. PRENTISS,
Msjor General.
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Lancaster and Groveport. Turn
pike.

THE sTOCKHOLDERS OF THE
hereby net6ed that an nstament Oh ten per cent upon
their subscription will be payable at John Helpman's
office, in the town Of Winchester Ohio to the TIeasur-
ten per cent. will be payable on the Cd day Of Noyem
her 1885, ten per cent. will be payable the Cd day
Of january, 1885, ten per cent WILDE payable the
I'd dsy OF March, 1854 ten per cent will be payable
the Sd day OF May 1864; ten per cent will he payable
the ID day Of July 1884, ten per cent will be paya
BILE the lst day Of September. 1864; ten per cent.
will be payable the % day Of November, 1854 ten
1886 Ave per cent will be payable on the 30 day Of
- JOHN cHANEY,
July l,dltwtsept2 President OF said Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-12

CAPT. IJAMs's Cavalry Company took their
quarters at Camp Chase yesterday. ..
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PROBATE JUDGE .

EDITOR ONO SrATRsMAH:
Please announce the name Of Judge H. B. ALBERY a
candidate for Probate Judge Of Franklin county, sub
ect 10 the decision Of the Democratic County Conven
A HOST OF DEMOCRATS.
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T0wNeHIPs.

WIN. DOMIGAN, Chairman,
JOHN g. THOMPSON,
]. J. RICKLEY,
Adm g. HIBBS,
JAMES JOYCE,
w. B. HAYS,
HARVEY LISLE,
WIN. COOPER,
JOHN M. PUGH, Secretary,
Democratic County Central Committee
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REPRESENTATIVE.

EDITOR bTATKsMAN:
Please announce the name or JOHN G. EDWARDS, o.
Madison township, as q candidate for Representative
from Franklin county, subject to the decision Of thu
Democracy at their County Convention, and oblige
DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR bTATRsMAN:
Please announce JOHN M. PUaH az q candidate fort
office Of Probate Judge, subject to the decision OF tn
Democracy Of franklin county, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS
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TREASURER. .

EDITOR STATEsMAN-Please announce my name, O.
W. KENT, candidate for County Treasurer SUBJECT
to the decision OF the Democratic County Convention,
and oblige O. W. KENT, sR.
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FALL ELECTION.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
EDITOR OF BTATRsMAN
Please announce the name Of MILTON N. MKAcHAM
OF Blendon, as candidate for the office of County
Commissioner, subject TO the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO gTLTRsMAN:
Please announce the name Of JOHN COOKS, JR.,
Truro township. candidate for the office Of County
Commissioner, subject to the decision Of the Democracy
Of Franklin county, and obge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
AUDITOR.
EDITOR sTATEsMAM
Please announce the name Of sAMURL I. MCCOY as q
candidate for County Auditor, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic convention.
Mr.. Mccoy 10 thoroughly acquainted with accounts
and account books. and would discharge the duties
the office with ability.
ri MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Please announce, in the Statesman, the name Of Adm
q. HBBJ, Of Jackson township. az candidate for Rep
resentatve In the Legislature subject to the decision
the Democratic county convention.
Mr.. Hibhs 10 an old citizen, and would make an ex-
ceent Representative for the people Of Franklin
y. You will oblige many Democrats by complying
with this request III -
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EDITOR SrATnMAN:
Please announce the name OF JosRPH RALKRsBAcH
as suitable candidate fer the office Of county Treas.
urer subject to the decision Of the Democratic county
convention, and oblige
['l MANY DEMOCRATS.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR STATmMAN:

EDITOR 1TkTmMkE
By announcing the name Of JACOB POWELL, Of Trur
township, candidate for County Treasurer, subjec
to the decision Of the Democratic conventions you viii
confer favor on
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
sHERIFP.

EDIrOk UHI0 bTAILbMAE
Pleas announce the name Of WM. DoMIaAN as q can
ddate for sheriff Of franklin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic county convention and
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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HDrToRs srATKsMAN:

Gentlsmsn- By announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, ESq., a. candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the selection OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing justice to him as
good and faithful Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his
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UpTT0R ONO BTATKakAN! u q ~ = fIsI
Dear Gir-PleNe announce the name of IN. DAvIn
o. candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county, subject
70 the dsclslon Of the Democntic Convention, and
obllge MANY pHMQQRATS.
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DprToR ONO STATKsMAE
Pleas announce the name Ut A. JACKSON as q csndi
date for Sheriff Of Franklin county, subject to the de
claion Of tho Democratic nominating convention, an,
obllge
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MANY DEMOCRATS.
EpIroR srArraMAN

EDITOR sTATRsMANi
Please announce tho name Of EtiAs R. WEAVER as
candidate for sheriff Of Franklin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic county convention, and
Oelige w.uv n,uocp p,rs
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RpIroR Quo HTArrMAn:

EDITOR ONO BTATnMAN:
Please announce tho name Of SAMUEL GULICK as
candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR ONO BTATK1MAN:
Bear Sr-Please announce the name Of DAVID BEERS
Jr., OF Mifn township, % candidate for Sheriff
Fanklln county, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Printers fees ~ so.
July l-d1t&wtd
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Dear Sir-Please announce the name Of HKRcuLE
CAhrBxrL, Of Plain Township, as Q candidate for tn
once OF Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention Of franklin county and obllee
MANY DEMOCRATS
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Dear Str-Please announce the name Of JosRPH
QUINN % candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County CON
vention, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

Br.roR OHfo bTATKbMkM
Please announce tho name Of GEoReR II. BARHAR7
a. candidate for Sheriff OF Franklin county, subject
the decision Of the Democratic County Convention, ant
oblige tH MANY DEMOCRATS.
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To cerrespendent..

We nave said 50 often ;hss We would No,
Pubii,H anonymous aad irresponsible CON-
rauaications ;hA, We feel almost ashamed
to repeat the notice. But it seems 70 be
necessary. Every day re &c: letters sigosd
By every sort of irresponsible game, ssd
We, without ne are acquainted Of car owa
knowledge with the statements made in
then, have 20 poke :hen iacoaiiaently ta,o
the store. A citizen of NouooEalis county
writes 70 as yesterday eomplzioing That We
never publish aught hs sends u.s. and ye,
We do sote7en know his mama. Ifv.iters
caaaO; afford 70 give as their names IS
guarantees Of their good fs,;h, nc czan0;
AFFORD to publish what ;hsE wEiIe.
once again, then, aad for ali, gre
notice that We will not publish eoumuai-
la,ions that do not come accompanied With
-espossi5Ie name.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1863
The Senate was opened with PRAYER nv
the Rev. r. V. Dodge.
message from the House announced
that body had passed the bill for the incor-
Poration Of the Clarksburg Coal and Iron
Company, and the bill staying the coiIec-
ton of certain debts These bills wers
read frst and second time and referred IN
appropriate committees.
The Senate bill making an appropriation
for rebuilding bridges on the Salem and
Weas Milford Turnpike Company was taken
up aud the Senate refused to engross il,
which Is equivalent to rejection.
The House bill authorizing the Board ri
Public Works to hire out certain conyicts
was laid upon the table and ordered 10 be
printed.
The bill authorizing sherifs TO collect
the internal revenue of the United States
was rejected
Mr.. hurley reported back the bill re-
Pealing the 18th section of the 105,b char.
ter of the Code with recommenda,iont IN A.
1t pass. The section proposed to be repeal.
cd authorizes the payment out of the treas
ury of the sum Of $50 for the apprehension
OF runaway slaves. The bill was ordered
to be enKrossed.
Adjourned.
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House of Delep.te,.

,, Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, of the
Senate bill for the relief of Emmett ]
and Daniel O'Brien, received from the
senate, was read first and second time
Mr.. LOGAN reported bill for the relief
OF certain volunteers in companies A. and
b., OF the 10th Virginia volGuteers-ludi-
Gated in the resolution of Mr. Farnswortb
a day or TWO since.
Mr.; HooToN, from the Committee on
PRIVILEGES and Elections, reported a bill
changing place of voting in Morgan
He also rom the same committee to wbon
was referred resolution relative to a sen
arate vote for Commissioners Of the Rev.
enue In the two districts of Ohio conntv
reported the subject back to the Honse ana
expressed doubts of its constitution0litv
Senate bill to amend and re-enact The
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Meeting of Brick Makers and
Brick MaSOnS.

meeting Of the Brick Makers aud M+stsr
"a Buek AAso1A Of the city Of Wheeling held Al
the Fourth Ward Hose House on the evening cF Jan
u1ry 2Cth. for the purpose Of estabishinS uniform
PFlSes In the Regulation OF their busnsss on ton
Andrew B1tt, Esq, was called to the Chair, and
keSeFt h sweeney. was appointed Secretary
On motion OF James BOdlsy, a COMMITTEES Of four
Appointed 70 report to the meeting scheiuls OF
prices feE confederation
The Chairman appointed the following named Reu-
tIerIen, viz Charles Britt, John Boring joseph bod
le' ADD james Bodlsy. Who reported the following
y men; on motion, vas unanimously adopted:
In the Measurement Of houses walls &c the
measurement shall be made from corner to corner
counting % brick to the eubic foot
brick work. -
An ehIinDeys and fuel shall b. measured as SOLID
WosE. excerpt Ere-plaees which shAIl be deducted
All ElncoTs and dOors EhAlI be deducted
10 the above Pr'ee- there shall 10 cents per foot
additional for all arches aud re walls and l2iI cents
peg loot, superficial MEASURE for cornice
For taking down. cleaning and IRyfnz old bri-I ~
the rate OF 81 per thousand brick
Hor furnishing mortar and laying brick 50 Der
FOR la9iug brick With m..erial. found, 81 50 per
Thisi' not to include work on furnaces stack, or
FcE delivering and laying merehantabIe brick
IN the wall, pes thoCSaRi briek...........,fs 10
for d,ei'srins and laying paving brick, per
4,
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Alarm IN Riehmond-the msrr,mae

Some refugees arrived from Richmond
to-day They report that the week pgeyi-
Gus to their departure there was great ex-
element at Richmond, owing to reports
that large Federal force, numbering So
900, was on its way to Weldon, Nor h
Carolina, aud that large feet of gun
boats was in the waters of North Caro-
lima; about the same time Auderson's d.
vision Of Jackson's army, numbering
about 5000 men. passed through Rich
mond, and went South, which fact added
much to the excitement
The Merrimac (rebeI) is perfect fail
ure, being too top-heavy, and is lying at
the Rockets with sc0w on each side to
keep her afoat Several times she has
been taken out with scows alongside, but
whenever it was attempted to remove the
seoWs she careened at such a rate that
they were obliged to replace them and
bring her back to her mornings. For up-
wards of three weeks she was tried in
this manner, but at last, tired out with
attempts to make her set right in the wa
isr, they have given her up, and &c
knewledged her failure.
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Tho vote on the stnv.

The following was the vote on the Stay
Law, which passed the House of Delegates
on Wednesday. 1t should have appeared
IN our report but did not We append it
by request
YEAs-Messrs. Barker, Bowyer, David.
SOD, Downey, Fast, Iawxhurst. Hootou,
Kramer, Michael, Miner, Myers, Kitchen,
Powell, Patrick, RoIlyson, Ruffner, Snider,
West, Wheat, Williamson of Peasants,
Wright and Zinn, 20.
NAYN-MessrS. Boreman, BumRRruer,
CrOthers, Davis, Farnsworth, Hale. Keeney,
Parsons, Henderson, Swan, Vance, Wilson
aud Williamson of Writ, Ia.
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TAXPAYERS NOTTCE.
OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REV
RIRST C0LLRCF1oN DIsTpIrr U,

FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT, Va.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX
and DuslsS assessed prescribed by the RxciSs Tar
Law o. thu United States are now due. win be IN
me 25thi at FOGterAs Tavern stand Triadelpbis nm
me Z9th; and at Joseph Rerrels, West Liberty on
DUO %9tn OF January, to receive said Licsn'eS and
low will be strictly enforced. W
None but United States currency will be received.
JAMES c. ORR,
Collector 1Et DiAtrict Virginia.
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SECTION 1sru.

"AH perssns who shall neglect to nav The 5pti.,
and taxes 30 aforesaid aEseSsed upon them IN re
SoIee,or within the time specified (ten days. shall
70 pay ten per centum additional upon the
5naI not be paid within ten days from and aFter IN
thsEelor, 1t shall be Lawful for such CoIloc-
III OF NJ. to proceed to collect the said dri
t6S W '1AeS' with the ten per centum additional
hereto mere as aforesaid by dIstrant and sale Of the
CnatHSA or effects, Of the persons delinquent
- ianlA
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MARRTED

=, On the 22d instant, at tho YIrst PRESBYTERIAN
CnnIch; by the Kew D. ". Fisher, Mr.. JOSEPH o. LIZ
den, Esq, both Of this city. 90
On Thursday, the 22d instant, at the residence II
me brides father, by Professor C. g. Loos OF Beth
LipAT, both Of this city.
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10Th ssetioa of.ehap,er 40, Of the Code,
vas taken mp and passed
The Unfinished busiuesz-HoQss bill
making an appropriation TO the Weston
Lunstie Asylum, on its second reading, was
taken up, the blank amount fIIed Up with
$4,000, aad ordered to its third reading.
The bill for removing criminals and
criminal causes from Br.xtou sad Ran
d0lPh counties 70 Lewis county, WAS read
third time and passed.
The bill TO dstzeh the leland from the
corporation OF Wheeling was taken up.
o. motion Of Mr. ZISx, Nathaniel Rich
aTdsoa, Esq, commissioner On bshai: Of the
ciuzeus OF the Island was admitted to the
aooE of she House, TO speak ia behalf of
those whose representative be had beea
chosen.
M Wilson and Mr.. Logan spoke in re-
ply and against the passage of the bill.
Nr. CEoTzEss gave notice 10 members
that be should send each of them = ticket
10 M. BroWne's lecture this evening, aud
requested tha, they would accept it as 4
compliment. We understand that the
Colouel patrouized the " sbowmsnn 10 the
extent Of sixty odd tickets which were
distributed 10 the t~o' Houses and among
numerous friends outside REPoR7Ez
The hour fixed having arrived the House
took recess