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GtST or LETTERS

Remaining in rhs Post Once IN Car
rojllua. on the frsi day Of April 1886.
and Il 40, laken on, by the hrs, ol JuIy
wi, q, sent 10 The General Pos! Once
asdesd letters,
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TAAORIMG.

al the above shop, where he is prepared
TO execute all work in his line Of bust,
ness, with nealness aud despatch. He
is in the regular receipt OF The
London, Paris, and philadelphia Fashions,
and will execute his work IN The most
fashionable style, and on the lowest and
myst accommodating terms, As he
hopes to receive, he will endeaVor TO me =
1t. n liberal share Of public patronage
Thanhlul to.h,s friends lor their past fa'
vors, he respectfully requests, connn
nance OF their custom,
April L7Ih l84R 9-.
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NOTICE IS HERE9Y GIVEM,

That Oh the 5,h Of May, 1876 Syl-
vesler Gt,mes aud Elizabeth a. Grimes
BY their guardian George Mauiull, ST.,
Sled Ia the court Of common pleas OF
Carroll county, OaIo, their petllion for
partition, sgstnst Sutton Cuunlngha N,
Jahan Grrmes. AID Marion Grimes, and
Johu Potter lhsi', gDaTdian, aledglng
that sad CuunIaR ham lsOwhs5, u lee,
OF .our elgh,hs, and each. Of the follow
irg persons owner. IN lee, OF one eighth
part nC wit, Julien Games. Marion
Grimes, ~ slvesler Grimes ano EIZsDelh
NJ .Gumrs,l .ol the iobUwlng larCs, TO
VII: IA acres Of land, sl.unie IN said
tiauail county. IN SECTION %, TOW ~BshIp
10 aud range 5, beng i've vest halt OF
lhr ncnbeast Q Iarter OF said sFctoo, and
the residue OF sand lTsc, bsIUg situate Ia
the northwest corner, OF the southeast
quarter OF saIC secli0n, aor6 Of ron,
and the whole rracr bang hopudeduour
bv Iaud OF JOHN Dsioft, on ne west bl
land OF NiIlam Man oil on The soGlh by
land Of S!pevn Jsnnngs aod on the cas-
bg aud OF Georgr Grme-; and SAID pc,
ton prdYstlaI pauuuon by n m,de 10 pact
parlv N ln,e9,s, according TO his and he
respective interest. 10 hold ia severlIly
WN. ., EWING,
Attorney tor Delendanis.
Nav 9. l8l6--3O-6t
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ROBERT HAWK, Ex'r
MY 8 lS46 80 g..
ESTATE or JAMES HUTSON

ESTATE or james HUTSON
Notice. Is givpu that the undersigned
have been 6ppoialedaud qualified as l%v-
eru,ors of the E>tate OF Jem"s HnDso0
tate Of Carroll county. deceased An
pergons ind, blcd 10 the Estate are re-
CuIred 10 make immediate payment, aud
those having ciarms will present lhem
legally proven Tor settlement wlIhm oOe
year from this Gnie.
JOHN nUTSCN, ~,
JAMES HUrSON, =" ~
Nav 8, 1916 30 81
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EEESBURG EOCNDGY,

TIE unuesssg. D r--pFrfS'l " fm
he uz<ss o. G,rrsIi and tus. .sOIoinirR
counties Int iHst have erfr''f a.ls'
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NHEEIFF,S NALE.

Bv virtue Of writ Of IT, Ia. ct lev
Fdclas, Issued out OF The cputr Of CON
mun pleas oI Prumuu,l county, . anC
TO- me directed, ! Will otIer for sale al
Tue door OF The Cuu-N House IN Carroll
ton, on Monday the FIRST day oI June
II xJ. between the hours OF 10 O'clock
A. NJ. pnd 4 O'Clock p N, Oh sad day
the loIiuwrug real Estate 10 wa: the
East halG Of the eou,h West quarter oI
SaCuon Is, Township rs, OF Ranse siS
containing seventy iuur acres, more OF
lesS.
Taken 10 expcupion and will be sold
by h. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
May !, 1916 prI s $50.
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Fstaae Of Jacob. DeyOre.

FsEAHV Oa sBWCUU' AFCFUEH'
Nouce is he reby gwen I hat the under
signed has been opPoIEted,and qualified
as Administrator of The estate OF Jacob
Dppore, late OF Carroll county. Ohio,
deceased. Those indehled,o said estate
are required to make immediate pay.
menl. and those having claims will pre-
sent them sgallv provsn for settlement
within one wear from ths date
JOSEPH RU rTER, Adm'r.
Nav 8. 1886 80 81.
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Tgt subscribers
respectfully In-
lo.as a.5 oldCBs
toners sl5 the.
pu5Ii9 gsnssallys
that ne hes re-
moved io Ihss
Shop frren;iy oe 5
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DOUGLASS GGUsgs
orner Of .Iarhet aHd Ohio Siresi
CADAXs ssEl fah

? HAVE purchased this House from
N Maj fkchy. (reeenlly occupied by
MI Malelh1e. Grsen i,,a ILofVUgn, re.
pair, aud furnished il with new. Furnl.
lure. respectfully solicit the support
OF the public-Ihey shall receive hind
attention, and incur modelats char
ges.
*.%There is large lot connected
w,th this building, calculated for public
exhibitions, such ds CHcuses, Henage-
ries, &c which can be obtained at any
time when not previously engaged
SAMUEL pOVGLAS@
Cadiz, Ohio, April Q lo4o'
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AT THE
aSsa3pA0RAPa

received, fresh other
opposite
pubic quY The OIo~uB awoag he
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A STATEMENT

SnoRirg the Ex enseS ol the Csrrollh,
County Poor Hou,e. for lhe wear ending
the 2ad daV OF D, ber lS45
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The above articles other place
We will oil that !s'of With call
Back l. Mckee.
tBewar Taov Fresh Butter, EGGS EOarbefs o and Corn viii he
taken u exchinge BUCK g. MCKEE.
Cauoiloo, May S, Is46-30-M
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ESTATE OF JOHN MORRISON

Notice is hereby given hat HE u0-
dersjgaed have been appointed aud
qualified as Executors Of the esiata OF
John Morrison, late OF Carroll county,
Ohio, decreased. Those lndebtedIo said
estate are required to make immpdraIe
payment. and those havlrg claims will
present rhen' cgaily proven within one
wear or this date.
GEORGE HARDGPOVE, p,
WASH. HARDGROVE. an -"
NAV s 1916 - 30 81.
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VVillimEpn Le[gcrs9, Elsaatc.

Nuoe is h-rr6y given that The suoscri
Der has heen appointed and qualified as
Administrators OF The estate OF WlheI
jeffers, late Of Carroll couutv, Ohio, de
ceased. Those indebted TO said estate
are required to make immediate pay
meni, and those having claims will pre-
sent hem legally proven for settlement
within one year from his date
PATRICK WARD, Adm'r.
Nav g. lS46-30-3 81.
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NV Onleans Sugbb
Wnis Loaf Sugar,
Prpper, Al.picr,
GJngpT - aJBfua.
Lou Fsh. Dusd EgrrinR,
Basktug Bisektug Brushes,
HAND b ushes, koslu Soap,
Psul scrUbb:8g Brushes,
Hhue u asl BRUSHES,
Lou rice, Starch,
Ground Mustafd, Rase Soap,
Shaving Soap, AlhUuUs,
Loves. Chocolate,
RaIslns, 81, 4 &c.
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,0Tlmeui;
Nv OrIesns MoIssseS
No. 3. uackeIsl,
RIO tshe,
Imperial Tsa,.
Ricv, T,blcoo,
Madder, hdlgo,
Cotton Bsrung,
Segars, Lsads
Ropes, Alum.
Cinnamon. F1uues,
Candles, assorted,
Figs, Candies,
Casio by ls-Sby TO-,
Cheese, Crackers,
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THE DAILY UNION.

done nothing. In 1884, commission was lnsutu-
ted to ascertain these claims and settle them and OF
the whole amount djudieated-about two million
not one.sxth had been paid. Two instslments that
the Mexican government held receipt from our
minister Mr., Shannon) were shuiied out Of This
was by some trickery Of Mexico.
The governments of England and Of France had
suffered the wrongs of their citizens TO pass un-
redressed. They demanded and obtained redress.
France saw that Mexico would play the same game
with her as with us. She promptly battered down
her castle of San Juan d'Ull0s She obtained the
indemnity she sought, and made Mexico pay the
expenses Of the war besides If we went into this
war he hoped there would be no peace I'LL not only
the Rio Grande question, every other question was
settled and every dollar Of those claims paid He had
feeling The subject of the territory IN dispute
lie was az anxious as any one to extend the limits
of our free institutions and would be ever ready TO
go as far as he that went farhest to protect the
honor of the country.
On motion of Mr.. GORDON, the committee rose
and reported progress
Mr. MCKAY offered resolution, providing that
the debate the bill should terminate In ten min
utes after 1t should again be taken up in committee.
motion was made by Mr.. TOOMBS to adjourn;
which motion-by yeas So, nays 73-was rejected
The question required the adoption Of the res
outon.
Mr.. MCKAY demanded the previous question,
which was seconded.
The main question was ordered
No quorum having voted, liz being now half-Past
3'clock)-
The yeas and nays were asked and ordered
A motion to ad oun was made by Mr.. ALBERT
SMITH, and rejected.
And the question being then taken (under the
operation Of the previous question: on the adoption
Of the resolution, the vote stood, yeas S5, nays SO.
SO the resolution adopted.
| Mr.. THURMAN moved a recess till half-past !.
A motion was made to adjourn. Rejected.
The question then reeurrtd on the motion of Mr..
THURMAN.
Mr.. WINTHROP moved ain amendment, fixing
ten o'clock tonight
Mr.. T.. B. HOLMES moved ten tomorrow morn
ing. This motion was not entertained
A long struggle now followed, in which various
motions, yeas and nays, &c, were received and
taken, and in which the SPACE of one hour and ten
minutes was consumed. The result was, that Mr.
WMrHRoP's amendment having been voted DOWN
the motion of Mr.. THuRMAS agreed to.
And the House, at late hour, took recess until
halfpas O'Clock
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WEpNEspAY, May -, 1916.
In SENATE.

Prayer having been said
message was received from the House OF Representa-.
tves announcing that said House had conCurred in the
mendments made by the Senate to the act providing for
the prosecution of the existing between the United
States and the republic Of Mexico also that the Speaker
of the House had signed several enrolled bills,
The journal was then read
The VICE PRESIDENT signed the Mexican war bill and
sundry other enrolled bills
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
message received from the President OF the United
States transmitting certain (addionaD correspondence be
tween the Department Of War and General Taylor and
General Taylor and General Ampuda, &c. Of earlier
date than that Transmitted Monday read and
dered to be printed.
Mir ALLEN moved that 10000 additional copies Of the
correspondence Just received be printed for the Of the
Senate, in connexen with that received Monday last
which motion agreed
PETITIONS.
Mr. SPEIGHT presented the petition Of Clements, Bryan
Co, praying indemnity for loss sustained by the annu
ment OF their contract for the removal OF the Cherokee In
dans; which referred to the Committee Of Claims
Mr. CORWlN presented the petition of citizens of Ohio
asking mail route from Lebanon to Wilmington in that
state and the discontinuance Of the maroHe between
waynesyie and wilmington; which referred to the
Committee on the rost Office and Post Roads.
Mr. c. also presented four petitions Of citizens Of Ohio
praying an appropriation for the improvement Of the mau
riverj which referred to the Committee Com.
MIR STURGEON presented the petition Of William Pitt.
man praying pensions which was referred to the Com
mittee on Pensions
PILOT LAWS.
Mr.. JENNEss presented petition Of 'hiP-owner' and
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EBB on the attack of military posts, villages,
- intrenchments, &c; by Captain Jebb Of the roy
al englneers vol, London, with engravings.
Jebb's practical treatise on Strengthening and
defending outposts, villages, houses, bridges, &c,
in reference to the duties of officers in command of
pckets; vol, London, with engravings.
Rules for conducting the practical operations of
siege, by Major General Paisley, royal engineer
vol, London, with engravngs
Military surveying, sketchng in the field, plan
drawing, levellng, military reconnaissance &c. by
Major Jackson, royal staff corps; l vol, London,
with plates.
Heavy Ordnance, by Capt. Simmons, royal artil-
lery; vol, London.
Muer's Science of War; vols, London.
On Soldiers, by Fl. Marshall, deputy inspector
general of army hospitals, Edinburgh; VOL
Lieut.. Col Humfrey on the system of fortifca-
ton adopted for the defence of the Rhine frontier;
vol, London; many plates.
Light Troops in the Field by Lieut.. Mayne 9Th
| infantry; VOL, London.
Light Troops in the Field, by Col Won Ehwad;
| vol, London.
Treatise on the attack and defence of fortified
places, by General de Maorte; vol, London.
Field Notifications, by de Martemont; l vol,
London.
Practical observations on the errors Of generals
and field officers commanding armies and detach-
ments, by William Armstrong, assistant adiuant
general; VOL, London.
Duties Of an officer on pickets and on detsch-
ments, by Capt Ker, 7th Dragon guards; l vol,
London.
Macauley on field fertilization; vol, London
and atlas Of plates
Service and management OF heavy ordnance for
me royal regiment of artillery; l vol, London.
on the duties of officers commanding partisan
corps, by Captain r. Murray.
Fertilization, by Lieut. Col Landmann, royal en-
gneers.
Historical record of the royal marine forces; 2
vols, London ls45, by Lieut. Nicholas, royal
marines.
Gunpowder, its manufacture and proof, by John
Braddock, commissary Of ordnance; VOL London.
The battles Of Qustre- Bras, Ligny, wavre and
Waterloo, by Capt Siborne; 9 vols. London. 1874
Sir Howard Douglass on military bridges; vol,
London.
The Queens orders and regulations for the army;
vol, London
Irlgonometrical surveying, military reconnos-
sance, DC, by Lieut.. Frome, royal engineers.
frogress OF the art OF war; by Magrath, lieutenant
Sd regiments vol, London.
Soharnhorst's (generaD military field pocket
oook' translated from the German by Capt Haver.
field; vol, London.
Glennie's campaigns, battles, and stratagems Of
war; vol, London, and many others; many OF
them French, too numerous for the limits Of an al
yertisement, embracing the best reatises on every
branch Of military science and service together with
an equally valuable collection Of books on the naval
sciences; imported direct from London and Paris
by Y. TAYLOR.
May IL
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sla and We had the blus-ght fsdsrasts, who had their
bescon to light the enemy 70 the shores Of our country
against the supplies attempted TO parayIe the arm Of the
government and reoioed at the victories oil the enemy
the armies Of their country Now class all OF these with
HeTostTatus and with Nero.
And now, what shall say Of the fourteen who voted
the supplies prosecute that ssPeedy and
full termination! Where ask shall class Them Where
vote which he gave who has put his record who
viii have immortality either Of glory or Of insmy, Who
has published such language and planted himself such
sentiments as these about to resdl Listen.
Mr. O. now read from letter Of Mr.. sTERANcE published
in this days lntelhgencsr;
NJ believe the Msxcans upon the Rio Gsnds have been
acting strictly sedeience and fhey have made manly
resistance to Gen Taylor they ara to be honored and sP
Plagded " doing So Wthos, now calling ~ question the
yerted Into State Of our Union do deny that Gen Tsy
he advanced the Nuees has been either onths
soil Of the United that Of Texaa lie has been
and the In the Mexican department Of
TsmsulPas and is there Mexican soil that blood has
but by the President OF the United States without the
| thOrity OF Congress and without any necessity"
Here Continued Mr. o. Is Honorable representative
IN the American Congress syowing In the ace OF the world
that the war TO carry which this House has voted
1 s1 BY MSe SaS by s P q the TS HssS
states without the authority Of Congress- and without any
co! Charging the Executive Of his country, who has
embarrassing on his hands with impeschsble
any sound policy and was totally forbSea by The eonst
OF the United states regard justice and by inter
national comfy ana good talth' Thus dsnouncng the
utiye OF his country worthy the exsoraon Of
the civilized world such Is the language Of a represent
alive OF the American people not used in the heat Of de-
bate hut deliberately written and sent TO newspaper
| be published TO the world.
This is not all The same representative declares;
The bill which passed the House yesterday SanetiJns
his proceedings and endorses his manifesto OF the
Of throwing the odium the Mexicahs which Justly
| attaches to himself"
| And again;
Unlrs. the President desrs4 war and looks to the cOu
quest Of Mexico, submit whether he has committed
both political crime and bundeT, and viii wait for
| answer on the results Of the measure"
The CHAIRMAN here announced the expiration Of the
| time allowed for debate.
Mr. GORDON took hissest remaTkng he sorry TO be
thus cut on.
The question wa, then taken the amendment Of Mr.
| RATHHUS, and by ayes So noes o. II was rejected
The bill then laid aside be reported the House
I'VE reluctantly compelled TO postpone the remain
der oil this days proceedings until to morrow
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THE MAYOR OF WASHINGTON.
To the Editor Of the Union.

John c. Rives, esq, will make the bes, chief
officer for this city Of any individual in il. With
an industry never firing, he possesses the tact for
an officer Of this kind, equal to any other citizen.
OF his qualities for goodness Of heart and probity
Of character it would be idle write, for the COM
munity know him.
ONE OF THE ELECTORS.
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III PULvERMACHER, from Bald

Il more, begs leave to inform the ladies' Of
Washington, that he will open tomorrow morn
assortmen, Of French millinery and 'e fsnev
goods, under the charge Of Madam A. BENZ
DICT, from New York, who will act as my
agent in Washington, and who will be glad TO
receive her former customers, and the ladies gen.
orally, at the same place had when last in Wash
ington-viz: Pennsylvania avenue, under St Charles
Hotel, between Railroad depot and Sd street.
MAY l3-lw
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The Croton (MutuaD Insurance Company,
Office No. IS Wal street, adjoining the Mechanic
Bank, in the city Of .Nsp York.
THIS company nsures marine, inland navigation,
i transportation, and fire risks. BY its charter the
profits to be paid back to the assured in proper
ron to the amount of premiums paid by them re-
spectively. The rates and terms of insurance will
be moderate and LIBERAL and the assured subject to
no responsibility.
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CoRRECrIoN.-The remarks in the fourth column Of yes
erdays senate proceedings, which, by typographical ar
or sscribed to Mr REvERDr JoHssON submitted
by Mr. JOHNsoS Of louisiana also In the statement Of
yeas and nays upon Mir HUNrINoToS motion made yesisr
day to strike out the preamble to the Mexican war bill
Mr. UFHAM's name recorded In the negayei whsress
Mr. A rot,d In the Affirmative. Mr. Yum should haye
been recorded in the neg alive.
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AZ For auction and other advertise
ments see fourth page OF tO-day's daily
paper.
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Trustees.

ITustees.
James Harper, H. w. T. Mali, .,
Chester Clark, Henry A. Kent,
James w. Phillips, Edward Kellogg,
james Phalen, 8. M. Crandall,
Noah Ripley, T. A. Meyer,
Lawrence Hill, s. Sherwood,
Joseph Gaard, Jr., John B. Benton,
c. Edward Habicht, N. L. McCready,
Adm Van Nest, Robert L. Crooke,
James Hall, George Min,
James Cruikshank, Cyrus Chenery,
Edwin r. Treman, John |. Herrick,
w. M. Halstcad, Jr., Chas. L. Vose,
John Peck N. H. Wolfe,
Joseph Fl. Cowdrey, E.. T. Aldrich,
Robert Lane, A. s. Crosby,
E. Richardson.
JAMES G. STACEY, President,
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice President
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary and Assistant Vice
President.
Capt. SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector. Also
inspector for 'Lloyd's" for the port of New
York.
T. l.. e. A. THO. SMITH,
Agents for Washington, &C.
Office on street, near the Treasury Building
May -
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Hon. ions W DAVIS, Speaker, Sc

The said COMMUNICATION was read, when
On motion OF Mr BR NKERHOFF. MIR PIrtIr was eN
cused from further service upon the said committee
Mir SLIToRS JoNIs was appointed In has place.
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EVENING SESSION.

At halEpast seven O'Clock the SPEAKER resumed the
chair and laid before the House this following communica
ton:
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Sra: Having been by the House refused clerk assist
do manual labor in the committee TO nyestgae
the charges against Mr. WEsEE and the House having
fused from further service that committee
seeming disposed to impose undue degree OF
committee and again respectfully ask the House TO
and that another may be appointed In my place
Your ObcdIent servant,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-05
OF THE NEW LIBRAR
+ OF LAW AND EQUITY, under the diret

PROSPECTUS OF THE NEW LIBRARY
OF LAW AND EQUITY, under the direc-
ton of Francis j. Troubat esq, of Philadelphia
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Of Lancaster; and Wilson Nc
Candless, Esq, Of Pittsburgh.
This work contains the best productions of Eng
sh law authors, withoutregard to priority of claim
on the part of any American publisher Such books
are now notoriously too dear. The reason is, that
as fast as they appear, they become monppolies in
the hands of booksellers in the Atlantic cities. Un-
der the plea Of right, acquired by the addition of
notes of American decisions the latter claim an un-
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offered to the profession throughout the Union, will
not respect such titles but will reprint the standard
British law books as fast as they emanate from the
Lopdon market. Should new editions Of the works
Of such writers as Starsie, the Chittys, Stephen,
and Archibold, appear they shall also be included;
and digests of equity and law decisions-wo
which have been studiously kept out of the Law
Library published at Philadelphia have a
place in The proposed new one, together with every
new valuable English treatise on chancery or com
mon law. Il,
rs This work will be issued monthly in num-
bers cf 160 pages printed on fine white paper, and
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~ ]. M G. LESCURE.
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RESOLUTIONS.

-se AT q stated meeting Of the u. B. OF Tempe
rance Association No. 2, on Tuesday evening,
the 10th inst. the following resolutions were
Ananimously adopted: E
ha ResolDed, Tha: Association No. 2 U. B. OF
Temperance hail with delight the publication
&c the Columbian Fountain in this city, and
viewing it as one Of the most powerful aids to
the cause Of Temperance, recommend It as q
daily paper, well worthy Of public support, and
pledge themselves to use their utmost exer-
tions to promote its circulation, and thus diff
fuse through society its benign influence.
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cation as early as practicable.