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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

Below will he found the speech Of Gov. Daseun.
OF Illinois, which shows. and shows conclusiycly whai
poor material the Van Buren, party have ont orwhieh
70 iabrieaie their ISLANDERS against Gen. HARRISON
Gov. Duncan's letter to Mr.. Preston has hecz a ncs,
cgs for muSh at'use of Gen. HARRISON. II turns out
However That the egg has decoycd and is nothing
worth.
GOVERNOR DUNCAN'S SPEECH
AZ = p"cte rNeef'ng IN Ia ksonr,ne. l0h FeJrEorv.
Gov. DUNcAN SAID The resolutions which had been
reported from the committee. approving the ncrnina-
lion OF Gen. Harrison and Gov. Tyler rs the whig
candidates for President and Vice President. aud Piled.
ging hetn Tie support Of this meeting. would. he Hus
ted and believed. meet the Spprovalcf every truedemo.
crane Wing IN our country ard II virtuei is ever again
10 triumph over vice, and patriotism over sel6shness
there coSld not be the slightest doubt of their election
IL had been hs good fortune to know both these gen.
uemen personally. and he firmly beloved a better Sc
lection cosld not have been made in the Union TO al
The high and responsible Offices FOR which they have
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
BRUSHY FORK OF ELK CREEK. .
Harrison County Va. Feb. %. 1910.

49, VAo vi LII
Harrison County Va. Feb 27. 1910.
To The editors Of TyBpeoaaoe Fleg.
GENr.
BY accident your little sheet came into my hands;
be assured that you have my thanks for unfurlins The
Harrison Flag" ! know !, well and am proud TO
pay il aspect and honor. in the broad wilderness Of the
west my brave company Of volunteers and myselfsaw
hia, Gen Harrison, DO honor to the American Flag,
the star ~splnnglcd banner Of our common country. and
! now cheorfully add my humble testimony 10 hs skill
aud bravery a. n commander, and rcpSl the vile Sian
dcrs Tint are attempted t6bc hcaped upon HIM. bot
which feel confident willAEll harmless al his feet.
and doom 10 disappointment md disgrace hose who
p~rDpieatcd them, for | will not believe those the no.
Die and generous hearted Americans will counienance
an attempt to irsduce the character of 30 good. So no.
BILE and 80 brave a man, and one who has underwent;
50 many ~hari-hips, and who never quailed or shrunk
IN the midst Of the hardest fought battles. and whose
life has - frequently been exposed for his county's
honor. ] shall most ch~eerfully give him ms support
for The presidency, and believe in 50 doing | shall ad.
vance its good principles Of republicaniSn, which ]
have always adheared lo-,he estimation in which he
WAS held by Washington, jefferson, Madison and Mon.
roe, is slHicrent 10 show that he is Of the right faith.
! NA ''Pl4eu III 'ne sfIN''' ana growing od ahd IN
icr!or bot seldom 90 from home, but would be glad to
converse with any one IN person, who may feel dis
posed to DO 80. in reference 10 Gen. Harrison. at my
residence about 10 mixes South East Of Clarksburgh.
I could tell them that I have heard him e,hort and
stimulate his soldiers to noble deeds. and pledge his
private estate to pay them, 10 induce them to rem ain
ia the service aner their time had expired. You may
asssrc all who call upon me that they will not find the
~u.ing to The latch G. my door pulled in" aud tina, as
we Old soldiers have not been accustomed 10 wine
hat they must - content With good hard cider"
YOU'VE respectfully.
JOHN PATTON
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AN ORDINANCE
AN
Concerning The Bye-Lhrs # IRE toun NJ 7fiaSgpL;a

-INsScd -hdrch l5h. 1910.
Section l Be'it ordained BY the common council
men OF the town Of Trado'phia, in common council
convened. That every bylaw or ordinance, bv sad
common council men hereafter TO be made shall Coz
nenec ard be in force from and afcr The Jsi dav of
TIE month next succeeding tia, in which The Same
shall have been passed. unless ano,her ,nv for Tho
commencement thereof be particularly mentioned in
said bylaw or ordinance and in every case. the day
Of passing thereof shall be noted in the publication
next after The Title of The same.
Sec. 2. BE IL further ordained, That every by.l,vv
or ordinance made as1foresaid, Shah, al The lime of
passing thereof be signed BY The Mayer and counter.
signed by the Recorder and shall moro -ver be pub.
iished twice at least excessively in sumo weekly news
paper of general circulation, printed in the city Of
wheeling. aud posting The same at such pablo place
or places IN the town Of Triadelphia as Tie said com
mon couneiLmen may direct nor shall any sucl, by.
law or ordinance be of any validity nnloss the same
be signed aRa couniersigned rs aforesaid.
Sec. 8. IN it further Ordained, That all fines, pen
allies or sums Nsbe recovered in consequence Of any
violation or violations Of any bylaw or ordinance made
or 10 be made by the said common coanciLmon alDre-
SAID, sna1lSbc recoverable before any Justice of the
peace for the county Of Ohio. or before the Nfnyor or
Recorder of said town. in an action of debt to be
brought IN the name Of The common councilmen of The
town OF Triadelphia and all seeh fines, penalties or
sums 80 recovered, shall he applied in aid ofthe taxes.
Sec. 4. Be IL further ordained, That this ordinance
shall IN and be in force from and infer the nas-
sage thereof JOHN d. FOSTER, Noyor.
JOHN STEWART. Recorder.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

Tor Tie TtmCS
a word 10 my political friends, the dem
ocraiic party. Come and let us reasoa TO
gcther, saith a wise man Of old. Wepro.
icss TO support the principles Of demccra
cy, and will we continue TO support the
present administration, who, by their acts
and untiriDg efforts TO pass the Sub-Trcos
ury Bill, the effect Of which must DO, IL
passed, 10 place a yoke upon the poor aud
the laboring claS, too intolcrablo 10 DC
borne by the free citizens ola repabIir.n
government established by the blo,d and
tori q their patriotic. fathcrs. Who il
there among Us that is Trady and wil,ing
to say, Let labor be .cduocd three ourtbs.
and every thins else in the same ratio, ex.
cePt INC %snlaries Of tho office holders
they .aust re Give the foil amount O; heir
.ormer compensation, aud that in cold &
silver. J ask you, Is this a democratic
principle Every unprcjudiccd and un-
tTafnclFd VOICE viii respond No bu! IL Is
ne Princil les Of ~ stocracy in is black
colors. lf the ~subircasury bill be
comes q Law, il viii most certainly pro.
dncc Tic same result 10 the poor and Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

An APPLE OF GoLD The unqualified n
buse hat Is daily heaped upon the PEG.
pies Candidate," by n party press that @
ven ITS existence only TO the PAM inc
OF a corrupt and wicked government. can
not but be viewed with scorn and abhor
renee. Abuse. il is true, is tie only weo.
pom that is left TO the enemies or Gen. Hair
rison. but is pointless and Imbec:le. The
following noble and eloquent sentiments
expressed by the Peoples C~andidate', is
an "dPpie Of gotf," and contains more
pure and unadulterate1 patriotism, than n
volume OF the sayings Of Martin Van Blu.
ren. They occur AT the close of com
municatlon addressed to the edito. OF the
Cincinnati lnquisitor, in September, 1879
81 believe that upon the p~reservailn of
the union Of the States depends the exist.
ence of our civil and religious liberties
and hat the cement which binds il toeeth.
er is not q parcel Of words written upon
paper or parchment but the brotherly love
and regard which the citizens ofthc scve
raj States possess for each other. Destroy
this, and the beautiful fabric which was
reared and embellished by our ancestors
crumble into ruins. From lis disioinled
parts no temple oflibcrty will again be
reared. Discord and wars will succeed 10
peace and harmony arbarism will! again
overspread the land; or, what is scarcely
better, some kindly ~ ant will promuI
gate the DEGREES Of his will. from IN,
seat where a Washington and a Jefferson
dipensed the blessings Of a free and equa
Government. believe il, therefore, TO b.
the duty of a Representa- i've to conciliate.
by every possible means, the members OF
our great political family, and alw rvs I,
bear in mind that as The union ras efcc,eI
only by a spiri Of mutual concession and
jorbeaTanee, so only can IL be preserved.
"WM II. IIARRISON.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
J Z. WHARTON Editor and Prgprietor.

TERSs-fhe Tn-IVeekly Faper is published on
TassdAys. Thursdays and Saturdays, al SIS per annum
IA advance, or &c al the end Of the year 50 for ,iH
rannths. NO subscriber received for a less term ihan
sx months.
published on "Wednesday al - 50 per annum IN ad.
vance. CT 50 # not paid within ons month from the
beginning OF ihe year. No neN subscribers will be re-.
sciNed, except sucn a. pay ia advance. For Is months
Il 80 is invariably cLargsi. No subscriber received
tpf a less term than sN months. and no paper dIscon.
tiaued. except n the discretion Of the publisher, until
all nfT3aragcs nre paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

GENERAL HARRIsoS.-Ih he Richmond
Enquirer, ever since the nomination Of
General Harrison for the Presidency. has
INDUCED IN the most abusive slander of the
gallant oId soldier. At time when the
Enquirer had no rotire 10 srander General
Harrison, that paper Always spoke orhim
IN the warmeSt terms OF eulogy. There.
fore, whenever the Enquirer undertakes
to raduce the character Of old Tippeca
noe, we refer It's reaCers to all extract from
that paper, which will efTectually rerute
any faisehood ii may now utter. In reply
to a late SANDER Of the Enquirer. we pub.
lish the following from that paper Of Feb
ruaTy 1916.
sit is scarcely necessary for us to re
peat the warm sentiments Of respect which
We entertain for Gen. Harrison. During
the late war we have repeatedly borne our
humble testimony to the gallant hero Of
the armies OF the Northwest. An enyious
however, gathered rouLd his head,
which is snow finally and Coreper dispersed
The report Of the committee, whose invcs-
Gen. H. himself demanded, is
conclusive upon this subject; but it is plea.
sing to read the warm and emphatic eHu
Of a meVber Of that committee, Mr..
Hubert, which we have published in this
paper"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

TheU. S. sloop Of war Erie, has arri
we'd a Pensacola from Vera Cruz. The
Pensacola Gazette states that Santa Anna
was about leaving Mex o, and has already
demanded his passports.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

The Baltimore papers state that the
lour inspection IN tIIs; city during the last
week, was upwards Of 27.OOO barrels. OF
which about $1,000 were Howard street
flour. This IS the largest weekly ~inspec-
ton ever made in that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

A noise IN Pickalcay II he Circleyille
20 } Herald SAYS. that -'the Charter cleo.
ton in Circleville came off on Saturday
last. Each party had nominated its tick
ct, and took distinct party grounds. The
result was n brilliant triumph of the Tip
recanoe boysi
". b. Thrall, (Harrison) received 27s
vqiszlor Mayor George Weaver,a 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

We inser, with much pleasure the ellowing com.
mnnieaiios from Capt john Patton. who served under
Zen Harrison IN the last war IL is remarkable that.
h"en Harrison Il the old Granny that be Is called,
The do'ard' the coward that he Is said to be by the
Van Buren, office holders, We find his old sold.
'er- all hove and homer him as thcy do' why is it hat
when they hear hs nam &hei eyes light up. their
hearts boot qnieken are lighter It's that
IN his bosom bes,SI nbear,. brave as a lion
yet gentle AS a laufh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY AND wEFKLYS
AT TIE eoRNER OF UNIox AND WATER srs.
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

We are authorised TO announce WV MCoNNrLL rs
a candidate fr reelection from Ohio county To the Viz
gina Legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

dst Disi1ei-Wm u Hodge. of NansemoBd.
DO James W Fegtan. OF Petersburg.
, 90 Nm ;. Archer, of Amelia
fh do RICH ktdder Meade. OF Dinwiddie.
Oh do lterSy T. Watkins. Of Prince Edynrd
oh do James {. Bruce. Of Italian.
n sh do WhIimcn Z. Tuns,4ll. orPiusylvania
90 DO Thomas X Joynes. sfAccomaCk.
YIN 10 John Taylor Jr. of Carolinc.
t10th do w.no1-hhy New tnu of W--,,,,cn "a
I'm DO James Lyon, of Richmond CITY.
I'm do Valentine w. Southall. Of Albomarlo.
Ism DO John : Pendleion, of Rappahanaock.
iIh Go John Janney. OF ioudosn.
ioth do Andrew Hunter OF Jem.lson.
loia do Philip Williams. Jr. Of Frederick
--th do VIM. Seymour, ofIiardt
18Th do Briscoe &. Baldwin. OF Aug,sta.
lyh do Ballard Smith, of Grcenbriar.
1Oh do Edward Johnson, OF BoleiouEt.
2la do John N. Humcs, Of Washington.
~ Do George w. Summers, of KannNha.
2Ji do Waitman 7. Wiley, Of Mononral a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
HARRISON & TYLER MEETING.

There will be a meeting Of the friends Of Harrison
& Tyler AT MASrINsVILLE o., On Saturday next.
March 2l' 1910. Several addresses will he deliver.
ell 10y gen,lemen from ST. Evansville and from whec.
ling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

Iardeni.y desire 20 see inns counrysa tho same
happy condition az tie Island Of Cuba
Senate Halkfr.
i coincide IN he sentiment OF the Senator rom
Mississippi" rVerq,o, CalIq,,
we mus' reduce labor low, aud bring hinss to
her specie value"
INen1'ors CaiS3u1 and BgrIasa4
lhs farm o. le2- has made all ne Usulty-
b'i1g things 70 The specie value. ircs Trade and
yos may meet Europe un the san. level. and conn
Fsie Tor The market Of lie world"
tSCaGtOr ClU0uH.
Il hayo addressed enquiries 10 iu cnysryeu gov.
'tnrnenis OF Europe. and fuI that twenty-five have
adopted the Sub-Treasury."
IrS,j5crt Ian B.rr1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

We are indebted TO the clerk OF the steamboat Rap
Pahannock for ST LOUIS paper to the IO,h. several day,
later than received by mail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
ENENING

Leave Of absence FOR The remainder of The session
was granted 10 several gentlemen.
Mr. Coleman offered the following resolution,
ReSotuo3. That bis House will, with the consent
Of the Senate, adjourn on Tuesday, the l7h instant.
sine de.
Before a vote was taken. on melton Of Mr.. Gregory.
the HoLs, adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
; rom 'i'o People 5 candidate

NJ TERN-from uo Peoples candidate
Norm BEyu. lgh Dec. 1889.
fe~fn . proper az t8Is time 90 renew he assunaee
hercl'iore ifefuen'iy made. that should ! be elected 10
we ffosIdcncy, J viii under 10, cifcuurtances consent
&c lie a candidate Tor g second tern.
NM. ii HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
WM Ii HARRISON

"a In an Sgcs. aAd ia 90 countries. IL has lasn
observed That The IlIyltors of tho syil are those who
are l-isi wiling 10 part wiih their rights, and submit
thstnselyes 10 the ~Ill Of n master"
Nm ~ HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
Cimee s. Aoorrtiser.


THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 10. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

HT THE PEOPLEOF TIL UNITED STATES
Nay they ever REMEMBER iH1g o. prssa-,o their o.
hsrues they must 90 their own voting and their own
lighting NN % HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

VIRGINIA LEeisLsTuEE-The representative and
Senator from tins district have returned home. the leg.
islaiure having disposed of most Of its business We
are led to believe the legislature Will adjourn some.
tine next week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

AstsAL M,GNEusN-Dr : Undcrhil on Tues
day delivered a public lecture at the Wheeling Ins,i.
iuie. on the subject of Animal Magnetism. lie had
not a very large. but, a very ,ntelligen, audience. who
were all highly delighted. lie will lecture again Oh
Saturday evening next. Thrt lecture will also he
Tree oil charge and should a sufficient number of sub
sonoer be obtained. he willie a regular course
OF lectures on Monday evening. These lectures arc
Truly interesting aud Useful; and the subject whether
what "a : claimed 10 be or not. Is worthy OF auca'iou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

~ OT1CF.-AI pennns indebted 10 me in nv oL,
- business. either by note or book account. arr
hefehy' required To call and settle the same Is mn myxcIC
or Alfred Caldwell, Esq. Who is duly au,borizcJ -
collect u G same, and no one else being INV nren, Cor
said purpose. STEPHEN VIC, ="
mar 1875
Observation-Disclosures
~ TED. The February number Cor 1899 for which
one dollar viii he paid II len q, the Exchange Read.
ing Room" or with THOMAS IoJINSroN
march 19-lt o-o ~;
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toR vICE-PRESlDENT:
y y II y TY l.. T. X.
OF VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA. ELrcroRAL T1cKEr-The iollouinr !,
me electoral ticket agreed upon. and recommended "a
,he 'oiers Of the Old Dominion, hy the Harrison and
Iy'er Convention which met on the 2lh Feb. al Rich
isond
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

Tuesday. March 10.
Mr. Nouhingion called Up a bill concerning the
B-lumOre AID Olio Rail Road COMPANY together
with The amendment proposed by him on the 9Th in
slant.
The amendment authorizes the Baltimore and Obio
Rail Road Company to establish a like depot nj the in
iorsechon Of the said Road with the county road lead.
ihg from Charleston To Shepardsiown on either SIDE Of
Mr. May called the previous question. on the enpr,.s
meni Of the bill which was carried, and the bin order
ed o. be cngrusscd.
Mt Crutchioldc called up the enrrusscd "hiH ifnpo.
s'ns iaIes ior the supporter oyenment-vhic was
passed.
lie then called Up the bill providinr for a tsmroa,v
loan TO meet The deficiency ~ the Treasury"
On Which, Mr. Gregory called The ayes and noes.
The bll passed BY the following votes
Avs G6-Nors 43.
The House took up the Appropriation Din. and
made various amendments. The appropriation for the
Lunalc Asylum AT Williamsburg. called forth msch
debate The sum Of $1,000 was appropriated last
year. but rs the Institution had been recently enla
geo 80 a. io receive - patients more. tho question
Nas r|H' that sum To fl The blank occasioned by stri.
hng oui lie $4,000 copied from the last law. Mr.
6rrgoy proposed 20 Gl the blank with s27 OO0-m
"hieh question. fie ayes md noes were called. The
proposition was rejected, by a vote of Is ayes. - noes
Mr. stuart hcn p]roposed 70 Gl he blank with SIS 600
nnd lost Mr. Domau proposed sol O0O-which was
carried without division The bil was then ordered
10 be- cnsrsscd
Wo5a,oy1y. WsrA u.
y bi 20 authorIe the owner Of sheep killed by dogs
y mliniain an action of rcspass. vas. "a motion oil
Mr. Hrcgory indefinitely postponed.
Between 80 and 80 bills were read anil ordered 10
De- cHrr1sscd.
The SPEAKER laid before he House communication
from The President aud Secretary az the James River
and kunswha Company rn reply 10 q ~fcyluuun Of tho
H0use
On nouon Of Mr. Scor. Inc House adigumsd.
7hsrVag. M4rrl ~
9 To Incorporate ~ tgvr Of Point Pleasant in the
county 1f Mason.
o. 10 amend the several acis concerning DE II,I.
oat Cove Turnpike Company.
ihfF have uls1 passed the hills entitled
an acc Co amend hc several acts concerning thr
ine N7u7iaF amendments o. ibo two last bills were
ooncurfed Iu The amendments 10 the Bauk oh were
pascd oscT fr psscut
Ihe bl prosil pr f3r de erection cr n bridge on
tHs North Weston road nor1ss I'm River. csmc up os
h' passage. and was supported b. Me-r Lce. Gibson.
-s11-.o0 '~rns'f2rc end Byrd s~i7Pggst5bv 'ic,.5s
,Hth. o. D @ s1J yfriy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

The TIPPECANOE FLAG r. issued iron thu. Office
on the lst and l5h Of every EsJlih. Price 50 cts
fun thIs timt unui The Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

AF TIE DOG CABIN AM HARD CIDER.
CANDlpATE-Cen HARRISON. when porting from o.
regumcn, Of Die soldiers Installer hs lIlau war slid
90 om-CcuHcmr il yru over conn to Nureuurs
son viii always fnI r. plate bu5 o. knife aud Eb ai
Hy table. aul I assure sou thai you will never ind
2y door doa AMI Geo string Of fs hfc. Pulled co."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

CONNECTED with Tho above, D. one Of he most eI-
tersivs READING ROOMS ~ The United Safe.
Terms io subscHber. : a year Strangers ere free
70 visit II lot Ihe space of"ue month rh1ss who con.
hnue to visit 1t fE a longer Term, viii be pat down us
sebacribcz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

TERNs or "ADvERTIsTso.
Oncsqnare three insertions, ~otless, 81 90
10 t"o weeks, beng slnseriIons. 2 90
DO three weeks, %
DO one mJIAa, ; 90
DO two p-nths, 3 90
DO three months, { 90
10 SIN months, Z 90
DO elEGt Tnoaths, 10 90
DO twelve months, u 90
mifary and literary notIccs ere nOEnciudSd
above; but NiiIoe cha sed 50 csItsIpT } Insertions.
or iess.
The preceding % .Ae city council, eIiy ordinances
end oFden. regularly appear IN This paper
Connected with tie shice Of puh!isution.M he
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A. 8u sSlralI...r o. al fho s'uilr uH.1
General Hanson. 81 ro Globe ui other kindred t
lt ne lnn Boron p1Ug TsaI Hl nIlouiur from nrr
own Wee President OF bin l..Ius' I.har So
i1ll-In fbHs spike IH fhe IYass uf No9resl1auFrs
whist a msr1befg G1t i-.Is
t.r career &C Cen Harmon iralH .r s.rsa#
"s history 81 he Westis hs history fa .r. Frar.
he has been entitled with Il .Ht.r..s bel H.-Is auf
rs hopes Imssfaaly Beloved m rs vl..s .i fI.r.
a1l DISTINGUISHED ly hu a5fsy boo tbr DHHH..a lI Ha
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