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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
TwENrY.slxru CONGRESS
"WEDNESDAY. February 10. ISL.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Hubbard moved dispense with the reading Of
"a Journal; which WAS agreed TO.
message was received from tho House of X ,pre-
scniaiyes informing the Senate that the IIplso was
ready on ~ part o receive the Scna'c and proceed
II open the ccrdcl'cs aud count the votes @! The T.
leeors for PrcsidcEt aud Vice Prosiden, OF The Un
ted States.
On motion Of Mr.. Knight. the Senate proceeded to
the House ui Reprcssnlauyes.
After the votes had been daily counted. the Senator'S
proeceicd To the Senate Chamber where Ihe follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. that committee OF one member OF the
Senate be appointed By this body JOIN u committee
ct two members OF the House OF Representatives Ia
be appointed by the House. 10 wait on William Henry
l!nuisoa of OHIO. AMI To notify HIM that he has bees.
duly elected President of the United States FIR fiui
years. commencing with the lin DAY of March 1871
Me- Preston WAS appointed oa the senate
RcSotred That the President OF the Senate do caus,
John Tyler. of Virginia. TO be notified that hc ha.
been duly elected Wee President of the United State
for our year, commencing VITA the i;h day of VI ,rcl
/ 1911.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

Danger n iagd0s r5od on hoi sipycs.--On Monday
hgh previous to her retiring iu rest. triss come
NC oI ianiiy living n Delaney street, = led "a hos
coal stove quantity OF wODi order To get II DIV
Tor making Tc the easier. the hearth IN the muru-
ing About midnight, ,Ec lady o!thc house " no ,lepl
Win her two children ia tho room where the stow
Wa awokc almuei suGocatcd aud ciuul the ap1r,.
m'nt h!lcd With dense siuDke. which issued from
'he Wood un the top oithc stove Inch Mas "a blaze
anu would soon have communicated to the uuuJ WORK
81 The room She hastily arose. crops, her way 1,
me doors. aud opening ihCm, 10; tic sluul escape.
aud isen removed tho burning wood, Just ia season.
10 prevent the house taking Ere Bat Tor ih.. iincI,
a"akcnns' he mother and her two hic children
would have hccn suf'caled and the house and all lis
inmates probable reduced 10 ashes TIL. should ,ery,
rs caution 10 othcH.-N. L. Ergrcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

D'i yoE eter.-Did you ever know ,raacsmaa
asking tor hIs account vho had not "A oil! 10 luke Nd
GA F.illv
Dad 80" ever see pair of family snuii;.rs which
had not broken spunE, leg deficient or haH an inch
OF the point knorkc,l of!
Dad you ever know lodgiEg h1use hnIlady who
would own 10 bug,|
Dad you ever k'pw Ikc B-Os Of I'll inn call Won i,,
early Cor the morning cp.cl,
Iii you ever know dane lag masters daugh,sr
Who wos not to excel Tuglionl
D'd yoI ever know who did MT ihiuA he
could poke the fire better than yol c"lld!
DID you ever know hua,cmiid who, M your dis.
.oVerins Il fracture IN a valuable Chna par lid not
leli you u was done long lime ago. that IL was
cracked hrlrrr''
DAD you ever know a who di,i'l consider his
"aSng@;i,h hcs:cs walking sIirA iltau your Ma'k.
ng-sricR
Dad yon over know pcnny.n line. who was no,
on intimate terms with Lytron Bulvcr Capt Narryau.
sheridan kn'wlcs Tom Hood. Washington Lviug.
and Ri.dum Fnruidos,
Dii you ever know e rrd-hsirrl man who had a
very clear notion ul where scarlet began aud aoburn
terminated,
Did Won know ha,ter Who was not pr.
pared 10 sell YOU good a hat for ten and sixpeuce
rs iie one you've got at five and twenty saill.
ing,l
Did you over know n ,b-cribar 10 the A,,i
Cmely 10 ANIMALS S'cieiy who didn't kick The
car
Did yon ever know lady with fine eyes wear gresr
specialized
Did you ever know aml'cur singer without a
"horrd bad o0ldl
Did you ever know author Mo had not been
particularly linsoJ by ;.c book sger,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

FEIrs MIR DI..sspr. who ~ engaged il n4Eu.
'l1 wrI from 'i1 rai rf Fret street o. doe S. 5rlHyl
Turnpike i1 d.rs0 E through an au-irrt m5It.g. n
few aps ago. pIII skeleton. around tlo nee. of
"1cI we're a'YIi one bIII.sl lul s.v.u.r conner
hsaiE avsrg.1. 7atrierofau inch .., f.-rrb I'D
'h'1. Ii,n %. IN iucI % dImaior fun fIa a5,.
if'1. ifF ..li o.I!oIHy been boo rfHr. 1s man. or
mru "sfe attached o. each pfler w ti- grIi,rr.s With
~.r.ni Inf scr, c1ycIcI T1s c3ppsr Is pure arI s,r
ono ''.u.| .FnI7 hE1lug 1irIs on D.. afl l.7,r FOO,
s'ih' PSI. ''Ii -. 'srnE. utu1ar of vtry Cue
s1rar.lc1.s I'D ..i Hor. iIuf. YIH..a Fz. T.
ah'.e were 'I fIo ..gI1I sIrfsa OF ta-rI.HF g.I
ta st'.n h1l been arll-l gP over His remain.
Pc ...1 J.ws1i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

IoNhENoE PosTEN-I'hc late act OF Gov Porter in
paid"uug, IN advance OF the ria the publisher. Of
,h' Magician at Harrisburg. who were prosecuted Cor
.''e VIII require inrdoning act for him which yer,
Ie" Nc aprreheud will grant When the inaIcirn mi
was ea.ci an ior trial. the defendants drew from bci
pnsNei The pardon under which the broad zeal of the
STATE, signed Ea,id r. Por.cr aud bench and yyer.
Eouriuscd.
his same governor has Instituted Two prosecutions
"saI'si IoCal presses Tor libel during the cep,p,n
when brought h.m into office; one in Lehigh
county and the o'hcr In Huntingdon; and in bnfr fail
Cd Tor va1toi evidence lie n " alarmed lrl The free.
''ih 81 Tie p'essi The moment political opponent
lrose'uics 'hc publishers VI paper u his owl, ,-r
lend veTy scsrr.ous paper too) he is on, Mi,
sweeping pardon! Prosccgiu; the editors who CeU
mo 'isagret"bie course of remark in opposition 4,
hs "N elrciIon, then awaiting himselioihis official
power 10 thrst back those who woud punish his oyn
lariza Tor ll5eE Tie hief magisra GA Sal.
sh"uld Lc incapable Of pro,I,Ig tbs station 4, MP
poses u a5iy warfare and persona! revenge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

The life OF an editor not, after all, without is
green spots. True It Is we have cno.uies-54t,yg
have also many very many friends and one good rea.
Fiehi 10 more uIn o. equivalent tor hJsi Vi those
Who wish rs l. A. Olsis Ia lis desert der.ycs IA
i;s o1auty ani atirlciJI from tho contrast which Il
presents TO c surrounding waste, So We could not
rightly appree ate friend were ne ROT placed IN aiIy
contest with surrounding waste O! sclG.bua.s ana
hostility. We DO not remember 10 have fell !ayrr
sif'-siy convinced that were not without al
least our share OF real, wIn-helricd friends when
amer "1' recent seFssl ii.nsss,Ewo found that the
Kindness aud generosity Of "a fs,T gentlemen hal ,,.
pHcd s vida new atii splendid press the value OF
'Lici is about twJ thousand dJa,s IL + i,,i,sJ a
magnificent affair but the intrinsic value Of the pre-
sem IS as nothing, IA our eyes, compared with the
kindness that prompted the 4n such a fnI.scnt IS
more i1n ample compensation for Yeas Of fierce con-
ichlon' wiih TIE snccrs aud envy OF rivals and the
open hostility aud dctrIctIJn OF opponents Mty
these generous ineni. aye; may all our friends live
a thousand years, AM may lHoiI shadows MAYER be
lcss.-B.st,a Alias
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
From Hs .Nl:ioaqg GassYs
NAPOLEON BONAPARTG.


Napoleon Bjnlparle was born in Aiac,i, Il; .,,.,.,
I'oJ, The sou OF iarlcs BJnaplrlc Corsi,s, al va
cute, aud LeIiuu Rampliui. II may b, aid bo ,y,,
an ili!aH ~ or'h aii cuh1c Iueu ocqIliniaice with
INC language the haOia an impulses OF tav: Ia ear.
lest campaigns which had been on IL. roI,lir liz &c
kGJ"leds ed superiority OF the French ,,9i.r ~ d.
indo ent and cilsmInlie IN Ike Of the S,ub-,Il .,i
'''ed hlin 10 The attack Of his native cplairy The
nrn o! Providence cJui alone have sea red ,yi, Tho
sl-"enhess oi The lll Of biilOH, the power Of the
French empire It's active limits were s7arcelv do.
MED ~ line drawns ron the Baltic round The SHORE.
Si IHe Continent along the Pyrnees anI from the Pc
rehses round Italy 10 the dom MONS Of the Porte Nj
pies alone excepted, under tho nominal sovereign
~ o. MuriL Bui The visual Empire also coupTebenJ
Ell SWi'zcrdnd' the Confederation Of the Ra!uc and
crowd oil minor prucedGmsi thus Constituting Jor,,n
ION % ojOVJO square mIess aud eEhty.fSe mIIiign,
OF people. A the origin oil THIS siupeuLa,ns ,,nr
lad been conquest. u was sill ruled BY the
Al TIE head Oi this Jst. the widest vanity isbt b
ampsl l'Tsiyen bat Napoleons the iron tongue Of
insulting aud mercess tyranny. Not satisfied with
his numerous cOnquess for he guarrelod with all ibs
European nations. he declared himself forced 10 A..
sumo tie Dictatorship Of the world I must suid he
make one nation out OF all the European States and
Paris nust be The capital Of tho world In an evil
hour he determined al tho head Of three armies a.
hountins 90 10000 men, 10 assail Russia The bu,
aIns Of Moscow a sacrifice 10 which i,t,rv las
no HVHI-bgi q was rewarded. The capi :al ia flames
was Tie funeral Pile Of NapDean's empire HIS daoiI
blow was now gwen. The clmpoign Of The G,ll,yy.
mg year only despairng effort ~ recover Germany
succession Of sanguinlry battles lei the invaders 1,
PARIS and Napoleon detlruncJ. and erileJ ,,,. tb,
Prize Of the war. Tho fare which reserved him Il,
SINK al Waterloo AMI 10 be dragged ~ trium.h at The
chariot wheels OF England--hs inll c1ile-ls abi.ct
love d lic aud his obscure saI, amlng the most
striking Fsnomhranccs Of history, thai IS less tho mar
awe oi human action than Tho unyeIing Of the march
Of lisavsn! We may well say
Sic baqSR gl0ril B0naparta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16


MRS. GENERAL HAERIsOS-As this lady IS soon
expected ~ occupy "tie ITaiie Hsase" al Wasbia-.
ion'any thing relating to bee his.,y viii he grai.iy.
Ing u iDr public
After Tie severe and desperate battle Of the Miami
90 90. S,Heial Wa5"e went 70 The Atlantic States,
leaving CaFlau ilaIrs.H ln command of Fort yy.sb.
Ihs o"' """ Cincinnati The next year Captain ar.
i.a'h married The daughter u judge John Cieye
'yl"'"e''-"Ao was born al kIycrasld, Long Island.
a"l removed 90 early late % New JERSEY. Where he
married Tie daughter Il Governor William Liyino,.o,
aH' was soon alter one Of the A-sJciao Judges Of ala.
9""tme iOuH OF itai Stale. 10 1851 he becan,, ,1s
proprietor Of "Me Miami purchase" OF near fnrll,o,,
% acres, ahd removed 90 shat country.
Oils. Harrison was educated 90 Fast Ham3igr.
Long island aud when young was esteemed "a iIdy
"i great personal and mental accomplishments a
"nier ior He National Portrait Gallery Tor 1886. linus
speaks oil her "sIe ls d.sug IIs bed pr her benz, o.
Ic"co AID piry and a.i sby bucg, her view her with
, seen" "nu '".,i,H- Tier wualg course through
life. ui Dts relations has been ,l,4r,rfor OF 81. l
cOmpi shed nItryn"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

new current may be given 10 public opinion con-
corning the United states Bank by the resolution al.
op'e! "n Monday TO receive only her own Roies in
pay neni OF debts 10 csolE A few days mast de.
NclnPe the consequences Of this measure, which in
all portability WI rasc her pa cr To par a, il surely
deserve. Tur other B inks have resolved on com.
m'n P3.icy Which Is 10 curyail limit lhs.r issues
ani restrict their acclum dl'i1ns generally 90 such
degree ~ may ensure the earliest pDs,bla resump-
ton OF specie payments. Di!i liy unL distress, are
Of course increasing every day, and wh. ~ an am
81 oraion OF the must enhance tho unhap nv
ettec:s.-Na,igFal CG.cte
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

SFLESorD FKISESr 70 AZ Cttroa-.Isi Uourlton
he aoic =Hd "nicrpr sing pre- rsUr Vi ho Boston A.
a. on recovering from severe Hines. found
ihaIa lev OF his friends had taken advantage of s 81,
aa'on' To Supply him with mag uiiiceni prir ti,r
press worth about two thousand collars. In return
ing MS Nno"lsdsemenis for has appropriate token
oi remembrance. which he does IA a very warm maa.
neF hc MAJOR ventures 10 express WISH thai the i,
no'nay hive ten c"nt1res& that their shad rvs aay
continue uRaImhIshed during lie whole .! that Dc.
RIO
Take 4 UliosciEo This seems 10 the ueat,at Van.
kce irick We evsr heard o. and ono winch r,igl ,
10 inflicted alSanlaScou.ly Ia ih.s coua.us.
~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

Mr. Ilhrghast obtained leave to introduce rcsolu.
i'ons OF he Legislature Of the State of Rhuo Island
.h''ru''ns The SENATORS aud requesting tbs Represcn-
oi mar STATE m Congress 10 vote for the passage
OF law Designating tho same day rlr,url,oui tho T.
nisd States iur the choise OF Electors ufPrcsen and
wee President Of The United Stats ia accordance
with The lih section Of the 2I Of the Constitution of
The United States which resolutions were land on the
table and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Leci asked leave present and have referred
the petitions OF Benedict Reynolds and William Ste.
phen'on. OF Washington county Pennsylvania but OBJ
JeG'ions being made he could mol present them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
PTrTsBuRGm MARKET

Friday, February ,. 1871
Owing To The cold weather ami The diii,cult,,. IN
the money market business is very dahl. The stocks
OF Groceries, Hardware. Qucrnsware. Shoes Iron
Nails and Pittsburgh manufactures grneraI!v ais
good Tor the season, and The s'ucS OF Dry Goods are.
dailN improving. hs our merchants very chreriEly
take all kinds OF good blIk notes ia pay country
merchants, and our c'rizens gene ally. can visit our
market to gpOi advantage.
Flur-Is dali. Sale at - S7I a2sI from wagons.
and 3 10 ; p per bb from stores
CtoNcrsccd-FWm Wagons IS, and from sores
l % NJ which sbOui 100 bushels were suld IN Two
lots. Timothy seed. 81 62Ial.75 por bush -I!sr,is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

/. : B'Na.-Tho t1lloSing notice va, pusli-i,sl
1" yesterday PlAIsrsu L. ) Glzeslc
AeriinE g5 he Friend Of Ey.ai R,gL's-TL- no.
c"2Hvg, '1arig a-g auI OH Frs. pf s cifyanI c,,n
y OF Philadelphia without distinction Of party Who
Irc ." in'ar u eRicn!ug equal rights and PRIV .ers
10 cof"EII'un'. as well % Individuals auI who
wish ~ have IEe United STATES Bank placed on nm
equal io1iiHs wIsr !As other Banks of the city and
county belize iHe Legislature. are req rested a. meet
al iHe Merchants Exchange, Ibis evening at u
O'clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
THE KiNSNAN

ih's - the name Of new novel from the ren OF
'i'ns' 'Tho has pleased many and won fame hy las
numerous preceding WORKS +. c sc,ue ofrhc slor,
j. at The south. in Revolutionary tncs ana anon,
"e'pIuiiaaary men aul wnusrr; and - Gar rs y,
"i'" hcen a lc ;oread, ihc fame Of the author Is ia
'fsAseI 6y Ih's chIH. Il !, pI5..,hsI D. l. ca au.
4 .IncAlrl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

'"' state 81 Fonn'y ha' borrowed :,hn The
l''' '"' ai.d TALL ycnr, Of he United States Bank O!
'"h'y wanna esh, millions two hundr,d aud forty
ave 'honsInd dollars Of which she has returned hut
h'e hs's-od anc s.y thousand lea, ,n- her indebted
10 Tie u"nA scrcn millions s.y hundred aud e.clty five
ro'Sand dcjars. We have 10 d.lhs but tbai. ar t.s
s'a'c Will -. the bank gold and SILVER che Will
-ostac AGAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

SrUNK.--The editor of the Faycuc mississippi
Advertiser, Van Buren, man. thinks II is had enough
!" be beat, without being compelled to publish the e.
lection returns. He snys lac will sec Harrison and
every body else IN Guinea lore he VIII do H. and
Ihcn ho wont Hear hin. What must We s,rlp baro
our backs, and permit The wings clap their hands at
The sight Of every brUi-ei TO publish the returns
would be tIniamOunt 90 IN acknov legement of bay.
ing received PAIR of black eyes ia Pennsylvania n
bloody hose in New York, our teeth knueAed down
our throat ia Tennessee, and suniry kicks under the
ribs "a GeUrgin, Mississippi. &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

The ! eernary 80. OF the k>rcNrEHocyEE has been
handed - 10y the agent for his city, JOINS n TuoNr-
son u d treat IA 'hcsc days.lor US to ge; hold
OF number OF th.s magazine tho publishers have
Withheld a. from us dining the last wear; but when
80 q" go II NC read lac whole not forgetting The
ud',ri-sIneSl;s on the We have ~ perouccI he
"shos' degree 81 il'asu.e in Ic pcus.l Of this num-
Ic7 The contents oil good &. Notes of +, non
'"m'1't'i' in the Mediterranean" The GRAY Forest
ics''. 1h' Country ncc'ur Pcdrillo The priyaic tn
rr Cal.oid the Car5onrn. Orltory. and Legend Of
'he Srsluehanaa, arc papers that would reject credit
on ufy m"gaz, The editors table IS equally yyo.
ny OF attention. and i's concise Literary cr,lic-us are
ever the r,suisof clear juJsueuI and attentive r,a,
avg We frequently loud wEci a,i we can in remark,
upon younger aud les Tol THAR works 10 establish
them. II rs but an &c, Of common rour,csy. Tin,
inasaz me- however. cus for 10 act Of kindness ,
lui!iy, and should stand before tie world IN IL. ON n
saro L. por~lary snd worth are sufficient recon-.
IHcHdsiIoEs without cxir.nsic aid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
TfLBERT STREET

aA.a'AfANA 80 f'tHlHA
On Sihhllh m1rulug. o boz, r'e,.,pt
10 come OBJ sIbaIh sal1YI,
W. en every hIpyy rlII1 o. present.
And every rs1i - full
For bn-g SIC meet rleii gruIs teacher.
NulIata lrDAu 0f rYf.
AMI sometimes tpI. orr daar Mind pfcl,bsr
WIZ speaks 70 us 0fgJI
BOT. best Of ail Tie l0nly saviour
De- where his children meet
AHi Show 10, quiet. mech behaviour.
lhoy o. euug go bis feet
Hos sweet when 1u arc luwly b.uHip-
I'sss Ii.s Jl.ssHE there.
3D. when I1 pruvc oul .I,.os IIcuJiug.
lIIus um Nu3 bstrs Cue p1..f.
is. blessed Bible Then cuzlcrs
Iush ypJfbfrl he1u luI csc.
T. learn % COTS ova holy rsz.s
Tue "i'lsm ION gu hEh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
CITY COUNCIL

TEspAr, Flp. IL. 1871.
The minutes Of Tie last meeting we're read and AZ,
proved
On report fihe cen malice in r,lnlisu to furnishing
ihc council chcEh,r ordered u Of col % Dc uad Il,
a Paxton uDd So ru M Z, n,lcy lcing for furnish
arg mud putting down ile carperirg IN said chamber
O'ierrj further dat slii committee procure doz
siiltonn~.
On motion tee council went into election Of Street
Commissioner y'.pI john More va, declared duly
clecicd
Ga motion went into election uf Collector. when
john AI'Clan was elected
The election OF Alderman lor the 5,h ward MAS g..
gam postponed
Ga motion, Aicssrs. Hughes, Selv and Nl'C;aughey
were appointed committee 10 enquire into The q
.p'd.e"cy of making Tie Street CouIuiss sner gen.
enc fro Warden.
Ofdered that rhc committee on rua! La.l, lie in.
s'raecd 10 enquire ino he ,Iicdieury Of opening an
entry 10 be drycn into the hill On Line ucvs & rea,r,
- couHcI!.
orlcToi that tie committee on streets and .;lcr- re-
post To ncyi council what improvement, - de-n.! e.,
Ie'!ieii IN ihs streets Of TIC civ.
o!ll bonds o! The officers cl, cod al the las! r,c,
ITg were rGcscu,od aud accepted
Listen was permitted 10 transfer Li. Nceucs 1,
Lccp al ordinary. 10 B Colo.
The sH.i'arr ccnmiuce ofrho 1t Ward submitted
communication which was referred 10 Ne,sr
IluGbes. Graham and W.,lham
Rssairod, That tic s.Ia Of fifteen thousand dollars
he aHd j. he'eiy appropriated go The payment Of the
''cb.s generally, of tie ,y, tened Tie noailrc dob
e'i the treasure he directed TO roy %, same eivlr,
q PrisEy 10 any 0hcr detts shat may Dc hereafter
cubiF.nicd
Nj WIrhhIm moved the io.luGI Ing
Hs,i1eR. That lie committee On rgIiu-uro. Re lI /
Instructed 10 rcIost ordinance TO rcrca tie ord-
iaicc cniill,d an ordinance ~ relation n Hoes"
less'd Nov, 81, 1910, md to l,usdau iL, ordnance
Then 80 i'.rre .H rr!atou;o il-I subject
Mir. :iInrc moyci 10 lay tie rg.o.u'.on Oh tho "a
he. Lost
Mr. Seli.y demanded the d, ison Of rhc question,
Which being ordered The question was raken.o thc
mi Lrauch oflhe resolution
Me- VIE. ham hcu withdrew Use resolution. and
unlimited an ordinance in relation 10 hogs repealns
Ihc above named ordinance Lost
ACr motion. ordered that he ccnnirr o. orlfr7n,,
report. an ordinance respecting tbe inspection Of Farr
under iho lac act Of he Stale Legislature on that
ibccf
4 rc''ayn was presented from q committee on be.
Lafo the Presbyterian church rop,snt e. the cii,
% pur base 20 town clock wh, being read. ordered
tat an tho present condition IS be financial affairs OF
o." city 90 .5 lfsiC1...i make iLc sad lurt ls,o
.o.dcrri dn' Nbeu tao council adjourn E, adjourn 10
meet 81 Neducsday DE 9Th .p,i oi2 o'e3osE.P MI
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-=uzErzrTyoy

A,id >ur-,, iiu @io heed, th' d,yers
With llcaNca's uNn mora.u. dow.
Will send ga oar young hearts ihc showers
Ofaea,euly blessing TOO.
Then Let us gladly gather roIal HIN.
And !pvr !iUn while may.
For they Nh" seek have ALWAYS DIai u.n.
Zen ~ U,C.r early Gay.
ASi when lir'S i5ba,hs all are ended
We Oh May meet sboNe.
WHERE H. Tor Us bath nov asCtuasL
Our Father house Of love.
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Nggey }anu-I.s .r..lIIp.a Inquirer aE ya.
fo-Iay sHy-.
Wrhffe -.l'g HH'f @. ...1gs l5rue better q.
.a.a pool nIr .rsnre taiss. Trough af don. has
I.Htsf rl'.s H.fs. hIs l.lf % favorable ads.t Tho
.-.. .iU. Y.r.. m.s b. sl.l @, .a.s a.rr' .rar-.
% U.t .f rf ..rs ..fH Ir. r .. ls.rs ffsa"r. p, oil.
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Vg- WIIIfIIFH LiLIIN mtIIs lIs lt|I-""
60 Ihc p'd C,nle.l Cbru5cr.
Qa2sl.ss roa Drss.s.fss ..-" Ought a member d
Csc lower h,s OF lerr-, Co consider himself .raas
ty .ir larff..,.r Of L,5 c5srfseBr u ,a.rs not Boz
ft.srHs O. mara. wrong or o violation .f f,a rars;.ra.
GoiE srELN BROWN. SER
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ODDS AND ESOS.-'O' the .retponTJilit," ola
R1esn. as Victoria SAID WHOM SIZE brought ferih a lit
Tie female Duichman,
Absent hut Mt frgotcn. as tho gentleman said
When he missed las pJckci-5u1G.
I'm going emmy tour. as the losr3r said when no
was Pui IN me tread mill.
Money . oomisriabic thing. llie mice said
when thoy made thsir neat Of bank nyles
J 6nnck unl'r o. you. q I,yirfstid w,lgn n, hu
tall customer iu tls bowels
L'Js" hru a1I Jet him g - ~ The deacon said
"hen 'hs ttnIy ltuicd, auJ lheu took of his cor.
sells
oar lives aro -t7ksI up,n li7 hlzirI Of tho die
az The IurNpys sad when they uuIrrsio,I r,qi,,
was pr1cii'ed 10 "a considerable eucu, 90 thus com
muuIiy,
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IN adN"r'isrs'cu' rs published IA The Bali;rnere
P"ie'A % re Baltimore and Ohio RaIl l;oad Curnpa-
~ tx proposals Tor furnishing iron Sc Tor tho a. er
sssd -2St 10 Cunt er.uG
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The returns Of The census Tor 1910 arc now all N
and !" a'ceriancd ha, f,hc rJ Of representation 10
Congress is increased to GJOU0 the house ,,l h,
creased, 10 2Jy mvtabcr..
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sJAGEGxAg2.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY - 1871

i"' Treasury no'e bill wbrt passed the house
vas "n ier discussion The senate on ia 81 res,g
al the I2h Mr. Clay opposed ,he bill osd sseicrrca
L temporary lUln if necessary.