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Administrators A Notice.

nj Office is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the estate Of Martin T. Keller, late of Fairfield
County, deceased HENRY G. BLACK,
Nov. 2; 1862 Sw.
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D@ Hon. Joseph Bradbury, the Un.
ion candidate for State Senate in the
9Th district is elected ovcr Ralph
Lccte, Esq, Corperhead by q MAORI,
Is Of l,030
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Ds.iroblo oity Property For Sale.

fEsEs6 HNTHlS property ia situated on ~
1EasH 4 Wheeling street on the north. HSys
east corner OF High alley, between b3vbSs
BIoad and High streets. Terms reasonable. -
En9nite at this Office or on the premises.
Nov. 2, '65--32tf. ELIZABETH REED.
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Union Gains ,m ohio IN \ Iss5.

Tho following are some OF the coun.
ties that made large Union gains this
year over the home vote at tho State
election of 1864:
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IN AII
Eptitlcd nm act to amend an act en-
titled the act of God, to further pro-
tect and preserve the Copperhead
party.
WHEREAS, As certain persons in our
midst, known as persons of African
descent, following the profession of
boot black barber, &c, have shown Of
late, by their cultivation and rcfno.
ment, likelihood Of overtaking and
associating with copperheads; there
foro, bo it enacted;
lst. That il any person or persons
OF African descent shall be found hang
ing about corner groceries, drinking
bad whisky and abusing the Govern
ment, thereby initiating copperheads,
such person or persons, on conviction
thereof, shall bc called coprerheads,
and treated as such.
I'd. That if any colored female Of
African destent shall so far forget her
self as TO receive the attentions and as-
sociato with any copperhead, such col.
ored female of African descent, on con.
viction thereof, shall be condemned Ia
marry said coppcrhead, and live with
the same without divorce or bcueii q.
clergy.
Sd. That ifany person or rcrsonS
of African descent shall bc heard to
say that Valandigham is blessed
martyr, and our Government a des'
potism, and that he or they will not
support Andy Johnson in his recon
struction, thereby showing himself OF
themselves to be devoid of common
sense, such person or persons, on con-
viction thereof, shall be condemned to
subscribe, pay for and read the Day
ton Empire, and may the Almighty
have mercy on his or their souls.
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BosToN. October Is. 1865,

The above report was returned TO
me by President johnson, with tho
following Endorsement.
G. L. STEARNS.
"I have read the within communi-
cation and End it substantially correct.
II have made some verbal altera-
tions. (Signod) "a. j."
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A RICH LAW ,

From the extracts we have seen, we
infer that Don Piatt's speech delivered
at Dayton, was the raciest speech Of
the campaign. In discussing "negro
equality" Mr.. Piatt favored a law to
prevent negroes and Copperheads from
associating, since tho lattcr were in
such mortal fear Of it. lie proposed
If elected to the Legislature to intro.
duco the following bill to punish NO
grocs for their presumption;
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M E DI CA L.

J. WALRAVEN WHITE, NJ. d.,
.tPHRSIcIAN AND SURGEoN1
oFFIcE-Cornero of Broadway and Chestnut sscetr
REFERENCEs. ..-s
Dr. q. W. BoERSrLER, Dr. p. CARPENTER.
DR.. NJ. EFFlNGER, Dr.. o, E. DAVIS.
DIR. j. NJ EVANS, 4
Medical Director North Dist. Ala.
April6 ls65-ly.
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CT. F.GARAGHTY, Cashier.
[sEAI.l Sworn TO before mo October ID, 1885. he
(srAMP.] .,. @. sTEIMAN, Notary hiblis no
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StatsmsH OF the Condition. OF the HookS
Ing Valley National Bank on Monday
moIning. October ed, 1865.

Quarterly Statement OF the First Ma,
tiOnal Bank OF Lancaster, on the Morn.
inR OF Monday Oct ober IA, I e6B. TH-
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The votes Of loysl Tennessee citi-
zens resident IN Paducah, Ky, Was Of.
fered with full certificates Of correct
ness, but were rejected, there being no
laW.to allow any others thar soldiers 70
" hsy j the borders Of the St&te
Tie eFif Of SEWER county beng
% ent, resolution was q BED sc-
CT ns ~ certificate of he fote IN
ce1
tnsfnbers Of the SEf :. retired,
aud q motion vas adopted ie iFsit upon
the Governor by 8 oommitaaef three
from the House, who with TO from
She eenetes asesE sain v hen. .it Aaa
bis pleasure the inauguration should
take place. Messrs. Hood, Cooper snd
ltiohaEee we're appointed t1s commit.
tee.
MrHeisssll, lossl 3 s. shairi 6lEered
the resolutions expressive of regret for
the death 81 Kepreseht atiVe Mccain
mon Of Knox and Sewer counties, end
Of 81 s. i7itt I s. Respected widow
ana iailiI Tbe rt5 6li1tiorh Wefb sen
ID the senate - -
Mr. Cooper offered resolution that
4 gscancY having eKnred q the Office
q Secsetsfy Of Sale, y he sisla trire
eointo an election for bis successor on
on Thursday, the 9Th Of April He did
this at the request Of Mr.. East, whose
dutiess.as an attorney do not give him
the tiaae noFs Eaqairei "a spesfsrm she
duties 81 the Office he now fills.
At the request Of Mr. Hood. who
spoke at least one Of the candidates
the resolution was laid over until this
day.
/ Asntst6Ag9r fsoh the sshats a1
bounced that that body had adopted Z
resolution to wait upon the Governor
with Senators Hail and Senter IS thelI
COMMITTEES, to learn his pleasure as K
the time the inauguration shonid tak'
/ plaee Thib scsoldtiod was on melton
agreed to
At. the. return Of the COMMITTEES il
chairInzn hnnbn6ced that tho Cover
nor would appear for inaugural Q = this
/ Wednesday morning. at ii O'Clock
Mr.. Heiskell moved that, out Of re
gard for the memory Of the late Mr
McOammon, The House now adjoufl
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
The resolution was adopted, and tn
House adjourned
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narlh caroILaa Preparea . aa1mIL

Aorth Carolina Prepared TO saBmiE
The New York News, the rebel o.
gan Of that city, has letter dated
Mosehsad City, n. c March 10th, which
says that Nr. GruRdy, member OF the
North Carolina Lseldatrre from Pa
quotank county, has Just resched hi.
home from Raleigh, for The purpose d
taking the oath Of allegiance to the uni.
tsd States. BE hsserts that Johns.ou's
forces, All told, WIN not number more
than one half Of sheFmans army. ana
that The. combined armies Of Johnston
and Lee WIN not outaunber the ioidt
armies FISHERMAN snd schsseld He
slso states that The Legislature openly
admit there is no possible hope for che
Confederscy to succeed. and that thew
have met, under rebel auspicee- for All
last TINA He thinks thai Il .yohhstop
Snakea a stand, il win be At Roless;lIe.
siS miles northeast Of Raleieh. and that
place, though It does not cover Raleigh.
- a position Of great natural strength
The people nom ali sections Of North
Carolina were bringing great pressure
70 bear upon the State Authofiiies IA a
-voE Of immediate Submission ap.i ret,,ln
70 the Union, which a ms,o,ss,, ~ IL i.
Legislature sssent 70. If Gov vanpe
can be brOughtover, who now nsnilests
> disposition % yield. Raleigh i - l.
surrendered by him to Sherman with
this understanding North curol;sa
viii sbsadOn slavery and return to'tbe
Enion, while JesE DAVIS !. re,.v c.
peace on me ground Of a ressOratiot,Ios
property aud = general psFdOr--slasss, '
being abandoned. The Raleigh sian
dArd says tsrns or peace win ha tx.
changed which both parties may en-.
brace with homer. II Avoria lOreign
ufar
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The aavioes rseslssd yesterday from
the victorious army Of GaAs1 are less
striking. because not 50 fruitful Of re-
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a.. C1HEkHs q -, 1.
77T5STsDzY- APRIL 5 1888
me Beash sleH' - 'as Ass''''o-'
The advices rseeiFed yesterday ron
tbs victorious army Of eaAs1 are less
striking, beosussl not 50 fruitful Of re-
sults, than those Of the previous ds!'
Thsy srs nsxsEtheless abundant,
cheering, They disclose the important
fact int Lees setersns-the soldiers =
won Ne =sOoE 3 lssnssziA
resFsAkng il diserdef, before 80
sturdy, inszOEabls a.'allAn''' --'a.. :.
stead Of stripping sor me nsD
Va vauntngi promised % W
naPed Journals they sFe l raeo'
selves Ct every '@pso''''s', "a. ',hs
sonAl HscssrisF.s Z Pc ltes'5
lsnrsled sword, the D0a''s0
the lopd.yGiesd ea1' s, Wy 1s.l ses q.
eslsOn, the s sustaining >. 8
Stunning anseulan0ss - 49, 49,. :
srlns spd 1.Fsa..'s'.'s' = @'s.- - -.
guian "a AzI1'ys' 4fs ny 49,.
my or Dsrns asss''-.'' - -.
nc escape q nc a,.-s -.
eAsef- 2 zssf 'sss.',s.' -,
press s'''i''s 'o' va -. = ii.
ark Of saiesy 'ar ,sss .s9ss~;,.
Old Donini0n' 0.ns' -. : a.
terrified OF saDuusa' - !.
'sii'P''Hs o,-;,h
our men IS n'nsI"sn s-' -,
Their %,- shsE'o.p a.. 80.
A'''eH'"-'' mo " ~.
no resi- lsAf P.'7N
v'sor ana re'en''e''ns7' = . -,
iassess''dAnl PEE P''''ss' ~
the extent .aa Of the damage gone 49, s-s-
We are nO' 5es ~1s'7o~' 800
telegrAphE the capture Of from 4OS2 %
~ H'sis ''ss'''s's -
demotHll1ea character a.sS TO. O 'n Is i is'''
There Is bat one ofa"OA0A Np'"
gratifying ehAfAsser Of 'as news. ln5
nobie y asrens esEe p nam
heids, iorgos ms country country -l.u ~ O"'
fame disooeye 30 orders ana = Os'A
necessary 70 Iellese nam u =. -.
nand Pity thHi IN sucn 81 no1s =
-shonid nave m. made . 111nSss =
800 s'0ni' -.
'ei'' could have plucksd ieai from
that due 70 him n - IL s7gg /
cen "e''1el MADE important s.
d; - = = ~
sioek IN tsehHond Bat there 2 sini
gaiar me.sefnees OF ne"s EOh me
faeYotsa f'fI' ePlAuge
zen there = {
- HAppeAfs mai 'neseesl leaders ~ Yl
AnHss Nes'1''ins's O' 'Ae'i iH's'sa'
- - ES-~s
01l
00"n 'As : --.As'' '-Ash III
, W. ' -i.nS sns1 1s-s s esil
'Hs1 0'e' y oss su'n0'
y pAsopAs' = sumo gus ar
stances WIS osPsnSrs sos " 11. ne.
'n0ogpi n snis nassy pfOoesp Q nave
4
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A lctter from tioldsboro' states that
tAs rebel General :, r C1sathsni + hs-
de- arrest for ssAbbing ozeof Wheel ers
men Who vas caught stealing elotk
ifon = factory in .snithseld Frank
must have forgotten thAt gVheeae,,s,,,an
sFe licensed tkleves -
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KEEP IISURED!!
"a aMAsHwaKss.E
Commercial Insurance
Fl ACotnpany

IS 8. Esreuatuzas. Paid in Gold
R bs satsied 10 returns IN cod h cs.e Gfioss.
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Gen, Grant remarked % some vi,it
OFs = his camp last Heek that hewodld
have Richmond from four % ten dss s.
He was ~ eooaahs bis Wora The Sen
days have rot yet expired bral :
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= d 779EE El'1EIN1 HI77IoE'
The House came to order ST two .
clock. The Speaker Of The Senate ana
Senators then entered, and the Joint
bodies, after the roll Of each was called,
entered upon the hnssness 81 countin 4
the State vote f0E 0oEernor, thn
Speaker Of the Senate ID The chat I.
with the following result
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y RS Il IA IL coonWlN .ansse-sd IS an-
M Hr,.1r.3f IS Il her srhoof j. hsF opon ior he
r1sr,tIca ri foUu4 fafiiee and Ell ifs Il fer re-
arner. 10. 1ttf 91rure street hcsEetn Church anf
0-44 a.I It.l -,I.r 1uf fsslcrtzhie IAN e. MI -
r1-.1t ssd ~ d isIttll56 SlzEe ess5 and 1sfrn--
49, Ma Gooasln eolicits tne attention n %
n.assd Fu. ~ e -, Y, = - PtlslleEs e
- Nan11F Ted1nzda7, and aatrr1ay ai1srncae1
b S.1l tltilols aIloEeo On sas1stay only
sPre-tH F
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horseniaa, the able chief, gives them
no rest; bat purspes them with the
vieor and "reminiscences Of Fate How
far.Shersdanl lac Pursuea the soei q
the extent Of the damage done them,
we are not Jet advised. Gen. Grant
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NELALL4
/. TUEsplE, April 4, 1865 The Senate
met st o'clock A. H., and on motion q
recess Was taken 10 II o'clock. IA
Thos, G, Muse, Of Haywood, cared,
and the oath Of Office was administered
By Judge Milligan, nof the Supreme
Court. .~v
The Senate met pnraasnt 10 adjourn
ment, and was called to order By the
Speaker is.1- - Ftir aF
Senator Basson said he desired to
avail himself Of this early orortuDity 10
announce TO the Ssnate, and through
this body to the people of Tennessee, as
he mas authorized to do, tie desire-lhe
determination Of Major General q. u.
Thomas, commanding this Military Di :
trict. 10 co operate with this body, with
the Legislature of this State, and wife
the constituted civil authorities Of this
State, in the work Of restoring com
plste and vigorous civil government,
that law aud order and peace and pros
pefity may be secured to die long af
hicted people of Tennessee. Major
General Thomas, in discharge Of his
large and important. military duties
within the State Of Tennessee, has been
sensibly impressed by the widespread
desolation caused By the rebellion, and
he would now, so far IS may be consis-
tent with the discharge Of his military
administration, sustain the civil author-
ties against the work Of factious dis
loyslty that would embArrasssthe objes
II view, trasaet
Mr. Butler offered the following res
olution H Is -
Resolred, That the Senate meet the
House Of Representatives in the hail
Of the latter, at 2o'cloclk. p m, to-day,
for the purpose of counting the vote
for Governor in the recent election.
Passed
Mr. Trimble moved that 100 copies
Of the Rules Of Order of the Senate Of
1880 bepublished for the use Of this
body. Adopted, and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Trimble offered tho following
resolution;
Rfsoissd, That the Speaker Of the
Senate appoint 8 COMMITTEES Of three TO
act il conjunction with such committee
as nay be appointed b. the House OF
Representative T. report joint rules
aud regulations for the goGsrnment OF
the two houses. -.,s.
The Senate appointed Meszra Trim.
be. uButler, and Basson e. such cem-
mittee .srs ss
The following message was received
from the House NJ -a-f s.ff = fea r-sa
The House has completed its organ
ization, and proposes, 70 meet the SEN
ate in joint cong ention st 2 o clock, p.
m, TO count the vote for GoVeFnor.e I
On motion, the message from the
House was concurzed in
, nj. Trim BE offered ihe f0lbEihg res
clutiou
Resoipea, That Joint committee be
appointedren The Ft4teQf The library
tsoo1 Behalf 81 5ho StDste and -
on behalf Of the House Passed.
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A rases .Nen's. Wosner's and Ellildicl's She's
"a & ~, Vsriel-r toreflsaf With many ieadlr a.
t.ases OF sforerss, sutier'a sup. S.. h>fdHare
f.f,tlerv Furuit1re Carpetings. UlCiol4
i4is atsre sods ate Ell eonsieued, with insiTus
tons g sal for shateyer ihey WI bripg-shich 81
viii Do. if it brcsks The owners.
- ~ gro. sHi EEEl3 a co. -
surs-la, ta Com. Merchant :. 81 Colieee e.
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The Senate met pursuantto adjourn
ment, and was called TO order by Speak.
er Rogers, who announced that the
Senate would adjourn TO the House Of
Represen tafirss % meet that body ID
Joint Convention, md count the vote
I for GoVefhoE rs "a E1fhtfs7 A
loa res 1 ,sfnbiine, MESSAGE WIS re.
ceiTed from the House. Rtating that a
COMMITTEES Of three rom the House
woald meet like number from the
Senate 10 Nsit on the GovernqF and -.
certain at what hour he wopld be iaaa'
Bass6k Oi1Ared I lssOIassh cab
inf apen IA Senate q fhvite tee loyal
derry men d the city to open the daily
proceedings with prayer, which was
addtfed ffffT - a1A IL
A Resolution was received from the
HOUSE expressing the prosopnd regret
Of That body III the death &c the late
Hon. Samuel McCammon, joint Repre-
sentative from fhs counties Of Knox
and Saxier. Alaotendering theiE sEmpa.
lads Is hit tefea9ed wil& ami hrdify,
4 "a ofzsfhe thal the eAnsa J = eptead
upon the ,iolrnAl Of the House Ohm .
ton, the Senate ooncurred in the Reso,
!, l,Tsrssaa saSl. is az. !.
pointing a COMMITTEES Of two on tie
part Of the Senate 10 meet such com
mittes as the House may appoint 10
wait on the Governor and inform him
Of h;s eledticn, and 6ccertaih IS what
time b. would be uieased ID bainan !
gurated Which was adopted
Senator Hall snd Senter were ap-
pointed such Committee
Mr.. Wisener offered Resolution rat
ifyins the ameldment e the Copstitu-
ton of the United states aiol hing
slavery, which was laid over.
Mr.. Bowen moTsdzk raconsi3Eafion
Of theresolntion passed IN she morning
session regarding subscriptions 70 news
papers 81 the city, which was carried.
Ar, Butler, offered IS "a amendment
the word three 70 Be substituted for
'.tHos of the daiiF papers Of ahe city.
the same u oe selected b tie nieni-
hers Of The 3auate.s 4.
Mr.. Butler rose aud paid = glcEina
iaibute TO the virtues Of the late Hen. !
Samuel atce Gr1hn0n IN his death the !
State had lost an eminent aui useful
citizep, the, Government an srdent
suppoFtef, and his bsro4Ted family a
lIlEc sand sindulgent husband and
f1theE IN honor to his nemorF the
Speaker moved 70 adjourn until .
o'clock b eaorsow nIosninE
Mr.. Sentez FROM the committee np-
pointed 80 Irait On she Governor elect.
reported that hia ExcellencY had de-
sigrAted tie hour 81 II 'oc,osk, \ n,
to-nolto7ss ~ his ihhefusaN0n
- Aa8 sHoueas tFanarit.ad .snaas&RR /
ccneurrins u the action 81 the senate
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LOOK AT THE NAMES OF TIE
Excelsior Troupe.
THE BEDoUIN ARABS,
~ CROCKHPT
AND his
TRAINED LIONS Htfrr


Fresh from the forest, untsnled
and unsubdaed, save By ssis nag.
nipotent beast uneonq1sred. whose
daring exploit at Ast,ey's hmph'.
theasfe, London woa him enduring
fame. This GLORIOUS act consisted
Il 20 NC alone into awhole herd o.
INSISTS which had escaped from
their cages snd devoured a poor fel
low who fell in their say, snd By his
mysterious power queiling thHI
rage and thirst Of blood, aud lead
mg them back to Their cage.
Mr.. =. CROUESTE, abe greatest
Eoglish Jester and acknowledged
fsyorite, vii appear &C. each per.
Mr.. FErE CONKLIN. tha West
ern Clown, and Ccnfs Singer, win
uafold rs. portfolio Of oddities, and
tell some o. his side splitting Jokes
xnd langhter.pnoyoking sceenfriei-
ties
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PoIand's
New Variety THEATRE



7. ", POLAND 4 Co.....--..-- ....--ffs 'fis.nI--
Stage Maneger.--..---. - iIei'
Leader % Orehestrll-..--...--. To-. 2. lis.ns
sa'f'-srr-rvT-r- KIN
ire ladies' and 6enilemsn q Nishvilie ara res
pecti1ly informed tna ms rev ara ,eal iat lhte
trqii eoflzleie'l - ~ fps b ss.sf
pss'nt isll 5 81 slEe "a ~ slsg 30 ~ ms eor
ahle and confleie place q Anaost eni u tiiee lty.
The Parcncte is arranged with SO srm chsirs, si'o
the Dress Circle; ire stsgs Bcxrs TOUR IN nusncr,
are the most hea.i iii ani tAresi q eny lnesi
II the south. TIE ScsnFry / ifoin ms pe1c'i o.
Mr fletcher, Ct Aliens New IN sire-
ais4 AMI BbRDHEl1s s. sfsss tptfat.s
/, Ms Sci "a an.F'sf 'hel E''9r' eA'nP'''
hiss ALICE CHRISTIE, the Fsaseina'ns
MIS- siLLIE eaINEroP. III F,.ry sylpE and
MIS- MISS Iucy oLNEroP. the sssi.onius TsrP,y-
sSSfs 8SRRtAS H6abksll. Fc8Sl sslr'
ana onsd an.
JOHNNY 5f1l r. tiie 6ftas Hallslisi
J. rs Costa. bass
IL prWl1T. Tenor
DAVE WfIIIEsfS, the tlnellllled Baladisi-
Johnny BOYD. the Liehin NJ J fanctr-
MATT. THcMRsQN. the orig IA En- oIian Com
80. sf nv (, me 81 M, 81 ID hsnssr
PROF WHIrIN9, 500 Nl1l.nist.
g {. ksS|s ~ 5.. llY's VI si0
n J0GNSJN, II 1850.
FERD SPeREk, Comet
TJN PJIANf,- ths f3feat -Ethiopian Wa and
Puster, and del ma on Of EbonF and Lopaz-
IAN LATaROP. The tid o.jginli hsntGeE Clown
I'D 5'sap s'ssss7 9ti8 fseF-s es8t1
nofhs silver Cdmel BAND
Have been engaged. and all Discourse most ez.
celleut Music from tie heouy OF sfe Theatre each
evc-ine. previous 10 the peri rma1ce.
april q
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I suaIns s1ssol = Ma. ,..a j - 1.sI. = hari
al ierra aa tf.ght H|rIs.ilrI. 81 NrII'eIsE 11a
-alaa hat 1ns1l1r1d II14InF 5 nj ~ fc, 81
sylh<I ha11 cI1rd aclr11 8 1l1 az. - ~ q
- nd lfa EelI vel sar1s ~ ne. an tEsT %.
trina isal11a ead 1saII|fE zladlc.1t 3 n r4f9 q
- cordlrF. Ia 8cr1, 81 mas ~ 4la y
= - - Fl - - l.ss1sI7 rs11nnnod s - a.
rsr-'seIa1ak IL 49, & l''-1a.sa E5ra . ~
Ia,a.uass..s .
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ez0 lutle arf ifs1aT Were
se4 8 t11aei 3. siil| 90 Gee on
tle nonc sd the beat
q III ssnter, Of Grain III Is BON
tAd By. Mr.. Myers Of Claiborne and
desired Hlat The Senate TAX acfitn in
1.-The case 81 ri
Mr. Wisener suggested that il 30 re-
fefres "a eanInitGse on credens5ls
rsoYed that two
copies 3of each b Lll1l. d The daily
papers be subscribed to and paid BY
the Senate, foz the use Of the members
M. BoaslT raoved ahaf theaSenats
acknoHledf - Che messy 81 or communi-
cation OF Major General Thomas, and
apposnt a committee Of three 70 wait
on The General and ssceriafn st what.
time it viii be his pleasure to receive
Gle sshate in body s. = FsfE
Messrs. Bowen, Cypers and Fritfson
we're apb0infe6 Bash ooEnmiftee
On motion, the Senate sljosHnea TO
twenty minutes 70 Z o,elool<ssPs "A.
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Shippers shoslld 6eSr "a nind nat lhc Etprass
cclnfsiss lre rot ,ilrd Vhen properly il destloy-
"a g tie enemies 81 she couptrY, nc should Il
III clsss cover her property b Har Rieka.
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sI,Ie~i,rrr e large Stock ef Stspie RI'a EsacV
= silrfl5 G651s, purchased wilma ne iset
fs7r oass s, ahch We are ow eeiagsi pres 70 cor
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DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHFBiCiAA.
N TIE TREATrfENT or DIREkaE8,
oaoENIN8 I'm WIZ 8UCoEB ~
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For further information IN faRasd 10
The skilifal saccess II the frhaif1 snt Of
diseases, the reader . refeFrsa - STr..
RI IHzaAFEcglCs and HtElsls EnD1oa,
two large volumes. iete ediiion 81 1850
che bss9 work IN the United States,
whore poa win End Dr.. Mc9fis asme
standing parallel vita ths best medical
men Of the aFe Is tha tze1trIaut q dis
eases Of uomens Forail diseases FL This
advertisement. Subtraction i guafsn-
teed With my general practice treat
the folloainf aha re-
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Parties Or Pms giving as Their Marine Business
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