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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Cen. Tn,lor M Cincinnati.

Gen. Taylors reception at Cincinnati appears TO
have been very enthusiastic The Aflas gives sn &C
count of it extending through nearly three columns
The following Is his speech IN reply 10 Hon BellSny
Storer, who welcomed him 10 the city
Mr Speaker have no words to express my heartfelt
feelings for this cordial welcome ! am grained 10
have received these kind expressions and these wsr
welcomes from the Young Giant Of the West shall
feel difference whether is vote was given 10 me or
not have been called 70 post the highest on earth
by the unbought unsolicited sufrsges OF tae people
the masses Of the people.
They hsd no pecunsry other interest n my election
look upon these disiuierestec surrages, a. higher
honor than can be conferred BY sny slstonhere, or
Ia Europe shall endesvor 70 serve the people Tor the
good Of the country. thsnkiul 10 Divine Progl.
denee Tor wArdng the bullets tom my person snd
must look to the same Divine Proyitenee 10
guide and assist me- in performing those duties
Gentlemen, accept my warm thanks Tor inis we!.
come and the people OF Cincinnati thsi shall
take great pleasure Ia visiting that houEshns cry, 90
well called the Queen Of the Wes;
Gen TAYLOR says the 4ias was evidently arected
with emotion and snifestly had deep and real iee-
ins of rnodesty. lie has slight hesitation 10 ns
speech and being then unwelL spoke with dincaliy
Two days before he had received fall a. Madison N,
ured his side and rendered dise1li FOR him 10 stand
up sn6 receive the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

srrRTNE CoURr oF THE UNITED STATS
rVs,hiuSt0r Tuesday FEB. %, ls4s-traneis FELLOWS
,r,,,sd attorney, and counsenors OF this Court No
si- Duncan McArihurs administrator IS. NJ Hooson ei
Al ia error 70 the Circuit Count OF the niec SiAe' io'
Ohio Mr Justice Nelson delivered TIE opinion OF tnis
Court reversing the Judgment Of the said circuit Court
ith costs and remsnGing this cause for farther pro
eesncs 10 be had therein, in conformity TO opinioa OF
III. Court No 2l3. C. w. Lawrence plaintiff II error
70 G. Allen ei a. This cause was argued ~ NJ Attor
for the plaintiff in nerror.--.S0 20 Thomas
To.rscnd plaintiff In error, Robert Jsinison ni.
cause was submitted the Court on The record An'
printeG arguments. by Mr. Cooke for tie plslnt- N
error. No. 81. Thomas Ap c. Jones, planlr 70 ei
-. =. ths rn,ted States The sigumeni Of this caGsc
80 commenced BY Mr.. siAnsrt for the plsiHri 70 e.!
ror. Al. I'll tonoyror, u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Carr. CARR Asn TIE DUrIcrLrIEs AT TAN.
1-s> n<Ifa nnhiiahea taa following.

NEvosLEAss. Feb. ~ le<3.
ysno,s Of the Dsla In yosr statement of Mexican
,svs IN tie Dena Of Friday morning. Feb. q le<2.
notiesI soms errors 10 regard ths u 9. Q1srsrmss
ter Capt C. 2 Carr II you NJ. correct ihsm ledltor-
syl YOU viii remove tslse trsssoa from the minds
OF ,ons persons and much obbye 10 tbs article
referred To- t 10 stated that Mexican troops 10 sumosr
400 bad been marched 10 Capt C.s quarters 10 hos
Tile msnner. This 10 . mistake no troops vers %
board the Z. q. sloopof var ssrstosa. and, sfssr
short Conference chs bore svsy for Vera Cruz tn
plying that Capt went with hsr The truth 10. Capt
G d,d vlst the Saratoga from Q motive Of curiosity
bas rsturned in . couple Of hours 70 Tampieo. CspS
C. was ordered By the MeHisan sushorues 70 lssve
Tampco This he refused do. snd sssr his rsfusai
be ainsd u hs city tea twelve dsys unno-
lessd vhsn upon thS rsssios II % order from 6sa-
Jessp, hs returned 10 ths Usitsd otstes yogsa y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Celebration Of the Day.

By Telegraph PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Feb -.
The Wings ofour city are celebrating the day in
an appropriate manner and all parties paying % a
proper respect There Is only sm attendance At the
Musical Fund Hall The original Tsylorites are keep
ing up the day at the Chesnut Theatre with perfect
rush the building being densely crowded in every part
1, snow showing The markets continue TO be quiet
We quote United States SKIES al lOi.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

WHALE TAxEs-We learn from Mr . =
No,,on Of Norton & Co.'S Express that right whale
.,rr,ns sbou, IS feet in length was captured oPPo'
To- prassbsmp,on. L. l., on Friday Of lsst week
h,oh vii, make II is supposed, from 30 TO 30 oo'' OF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

ry- The reason why inland postage IS stu
charged on letters coming from England Is that the Ts
iscston of the Treaty by Great Britain Is not yet on
eisly known at our Post Ofhces-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

The CABANcHEs AsD LiPAss-HOrses Stolen
Prop9sed AJAX upon ns Trans "A gentleman Just
from Liiis River Ia the Creek Nation, ra Port Wash
i.a informs that the Llpsns aud Camsncbes had
made descent upon of the Texas military posts.
in the Cross Tmbor. Red River and stolen about
100 horses from the Rangers stationed there.
be ssO informed US that trader who had Just re-.
turned from the Csmanche country, informed him that
the lpan, and Camauches bad united for the purpose
Of attacking the trains that may start In the Spring
from san Antonio or Chlhushus, and from lndepend'
eucs No Tor Santa re snd California. Insy told the
trader that they would remain the Texas frontier
killing the Inhabitants that may be thrown 10 their way
and stealing their property until the grass sprung up
when they would Oh snd make their preparations
% attack the trains from the above places The trains
from Arkansas be was told, would not BE- molested
The Cansnches have singular idea Of our Govern
ment They look upon Texas as portion oi heNco'
with which Government, they have always been AZ war
and upon Missouri not - part Of tns Jhltsa Stsfs
but a. a Government within tssy Ihey express ads-
Ike % the people Of Missouri and detsfmnauoh 10
sttscs apy trains starting from that state
The trader our Informant states endenyored 10 con
vince them By attacking either Of the trains they
were fzhtnz the whites but they refused 70 lst1n %
,uch 10 them absurd story. The people Of this State
are recognized By them ~ whites, and they VIII not
the trader states be attacked swOuld be well enough
however 10 b. prepared for ali emergencies
Washington (Ark) Telegraph, Jan. 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

FLIGHT OF RHEroRIc.-The EEpres' mas 20
"a. .,,,ce on the twenty second Of February 10 wnien
the following pearl Of fancy is conspicuous,
a freedom wept with JOY when Wsssins'on ',ss va
horn sns nlsny hsan,ing demon snrieAed "in
prophelic despair
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

Tuv s-soryE.~SA-The riyer 70 frozen soAa.y
as. $3.50 wrshuvnle and Columbia The Ice
p..sa rom 8 shore re ySs., nse. noluinT rsy ..
coo ~sst1ei ,be r,o.t nsnssly cold that We have
sac ~ ,,.r az Indicated BY the tnerrnometer-ass
%, ia band. apOs river Ia The ors.Iins o. -sSn
y...snsdsr very favorable cireuns,Ancss mneo a.m'
mess .ss 80 ,rsraired. lYgrk Republican, 2ls'.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

IcE Down EAsr.-The Boston IraHscrtp' says
tbers hiss no, been 50 much ice In the hareor OF that
polsr emporium since February ls44 Gloucester hAf
h,r is slso badly frozen up.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL NoNiNAIioNs.--r-'l- "a
ward p Pitts member OF the Va senate nom 'he
Eastern shore has been nominated Tor congress oy ~
Wings of the Accomac District The present H's'h0''
is Thomas II. Bayly, Loco
Psulus Powell, of Amherst Is the Loco esno'ua'e ID
Albemarle District.
Alexander Newman Is the Loco esnaloS'e i0' 'n7
XVth Congressional District
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

~ A bill is about being introduced IN me vi ~,
sns Legislature to incorporate the hcnmoaa 'na N'"
York steam Packet Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

FRiGATE CoNsrIrUriOS.-Thc Boston Journal
publishes the following letter from officer on board
the Constitution, giving an account Of her recen, re
m8rksble run across the Atlantic
U. r SHP CONsrirUrioN of Cape SparteL Dec y
MY DEAR SIR The great interest know you and
all Bostonisns tske In this noble ship. prompts me 10
give yoa account Of tho great she msde the hst
thirteen days out We left Cape Cod AZ > 7 NJ 90 the
9th of Dee. On the tenth Gay we're up with FLORES
the most western of the Azores On the eleventh day
W. we're up with ~ Mays the most eastern Of tho
Alores and distance from Flores 800 miles % the
thrtieth day were up with Madeira, and had tho
wind c0ntinusd 4 hours longer should have been In
Gibraltar IN fifteen days The Constitution 10 the fastest
ship have served in-no frysie can overhaul her
We fell la to-day with the sloopofwsr jamestown
Commodore Bolton bound 10 Cadz where toe trgats
nied States now TO- and which he relieves. We keep
on TOR Egypt We have had a most b0isterous and
lempes,uous passsse, but Old Ircnsdes did her work
nOblv
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

TIfURsDAY. February =.
TsE NEW ARsESAL.-The flag vas hoisted thus
mornirg for the Gre, on The new Arsenal 10 Sixty
i5srths BY samuel strong Esq Superintendent Of the
building Thirty guns were fred at sunrise By Gen.
srEwAar, aa,isted by Capt BAaSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

u 4 sailor named Samuel Barwell' while
passing Along Wstersi about O'Clock 'ni' morning
waa struck On the head with 'lsnssnot oy - I a~
known fellow, who doubtless intended 70 "As a' ~
snd rob him but finding shsi he DO" ma ''''' ."
accomplishing bis object aed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

FIREs-Feb. e2.-Last nisn. the dry goods store
Of Mr. Jswert No. 2s3 Bleeckerss set IRE BY =
lamp 10 the window The aames spread with great
pdty but were finally extngaished By officer Aandsy
with the assistance Of few citizens About ocloex
this morning the wood house In tns Of Harrison g.
Van Ranses livery stable ia Hsstsr-st was discovered
10 be on FIRE. It exrngaished after doing trfins
damage. -. The premises No 81 orsoge-st we're also
slightly Injured BY Ere aoog, o'clock this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

ArrLNPr AT MuRDER.-John Mallin, who has
been living IN ofSo 81 Mulberry st. wa arrest
ed lss, nsnt eaHgs OF having Attempted to tASs
the lie Of hs wife BY cutting her throat with razor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

V' Prot Asassiz is about 70 lecture at Charles.
Zoo, s. c.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-10
The World as il MQYes.n

This 10 the title of Weekly Magazine of
20 pages published in the city of New York.
in addition TO reprint Of Chambers popular
Edin6prg Journal, t gives the choicest arti-
eles that appear in the great British Reviews,
magazines and newspapers. 1t also gives ori-
sinal articles and transl lations from the French
Italian and German periodicals, together with
q miscellany OF foreign and domestic news.
IN short il 10 q combination of the magazine
and Newspaper, and will be of great value to
families and libraries, and We heartily recon-
Hend il TO those who wish sound and interest
ing reading. We notice that the enter prising
Publishers are preparing series of magnificent
Biographical. Historical and Scenic Illustra-
sions which will be great addition al attract
ion TO the work. II is certainly the cheapest
and most valuable magazine now published.
The price is 81 so for three m onths Zone Vol. )
or $5 for one year a vols.) 20s0 pages. Per-
sons subscribing before the 18th of June next
for one year will be entitled 10 the first volume
of"The World or the two volumes Of Macau-
lsy's History Of England. Address Lockwood
4 Co., 459 Broadway, corner of Grand ST.,
New York.
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patent medicines. shall pay from Eve to fifty
dollars. according to the class in which they
shall be placed. Every county hereafter to
be formed shall pay the instalment Of $500.
All distillers and brewers shall pay Incense
annually of from five to one hundred dollars,
according to the value of their establishments.
and the class in which they shall be placed.
The assessors of The several counties are di-
rected by this &C to re assess, between the pe-
riods of the triennial assessments, all real es.
tate which may have been improved by the
erection of buildings or other improvements,
subsequent TO the last preceding trennial as.
sessment, subject to appeals as now provided by
law; and all re-assessments made during the
year are hereby declared to be as valid and eff.
fectual as if made in pursuance of law.
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Revenue Bill.

Perhaps the most important bill passed by
the late Legislature of Pennsy lvania, is that
10 raise sdditional revenue, and to establish
sinking fund for the gr aduaI liquidatiop Of the
State. debt. Among the various sources of
revenuesuggested by the bill, it provides that
from and afier the FIRST day of July next, all
stock and bill brokers shall pag fifty per cent.
and exchange brokers one hundred per cent,
On each license. in addition to what they have
heretofore paid.
That from an d after the passage Of this act
no person shall keep any billiard room. bowling
saloon. or pin alley. without icense; for
which he or she shall pay, in the city and
equity of Philadelphia and other cities of the
state, one hu ndred dollars, and in all the other
eoon'ies thirty dollars for each and every year.
anu On conviction for any violation ofthe Iaw.to
% Ponlsnaee by a fine not less than the amount
% ''ns'hcenfe, nor More than five hundred dol.
hTs' or oy Imprisonment not exceeding three
months and costs. That all kseoers of beer.
houses. eating houses. o. oyster cellars shall
obtain license, for which they shall nav from
i've to two hundred dollara, according to the
class in which they shall be placed BY the an.
praiser Of Mercantile r4xes.
That in addition 10 the license now required
BY vendsrsof Merchandise, all persons who
manufactuss or ssll (sxcspt regular Apotheea.
r'ss> any description Of medical compound or
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SpurianS Coin.

Mr.. Brown, one of the New Y ork po-
lice, has been in Washington on business
respecting the manufacture of large guam
titles OF spurious coin, and expor ting the
same to California for currency. 1t seems
that large quantity of the material has
been discovered in New Jersey, together
with all the presses and implements for
manufacture. tits supposed that the gov
ernment will Immediately dispatch an a
gent to San Francisco, to seize the coun-
terfeit coin and arrest the rogues. 1t is
said that near one hundred thou sand dol
lars worth was shipped from New York
for the gold region.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME cop partnership heretofore existing be-.
il tween C. G. Cramer s. Hugh a. M'Coy
in the Saddlery business, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The Books, accounts, &C.,
are left with Mr. Cramer, who is fully author.
ized to settle them.
The business will be continued by the under
signed, who will be happy to wait on his old
FIRE inds and Gus; omers, and he begs leave to as.
sure them, at the same time, that he is prepared
to furnish Them with Saddles, Harness, &C., on
more favorable terms than they can be had at
any other establishment in town.
HUGH A. M'COY.
NAV 3, lS49.-3l-3t.
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uRead the news of the late democratic tri-
onph in ''Old Virginia" in another column of
,o.dsy's- paper. The intelligence is of the
most cheeripg character. and affords evidence
the moet satisfactory, that the clouds of FEEDER
slism ara being dissipated, and that the late de-
feat Of the. great Democratic party il but tenn.
yorsry- The policy pursued by the present
administration appears to meet with little ia
ror in ,hs "Old Dominion
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Thursday, May 10, 1S49.

pTHE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
eulation Of any paper published in this county
and as an adpertlsing sheet offers superior
Inducements TO merchants and business men
centrally. Those desirous Of making uss Of
this medi um for extending their business can
do 90 by either sending their notices direct, or
through the folloDing agents:
John Grouse, Esq, Johnsto,on.
e. W. Carr, Exams Buildings, Third st.,
PAiiddelphia.
VIM. A. Kinsloe, Pittsburg.
George Pratt, Isl, Nassau ST., Ntw York.
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l l6

This estimate, which is moderate in all
particulars, as any one, by examination,
will perceive, would give the Democrats a
decided majority over both Wings and the
Independents. But of these Independ-
ent; at least half will be as often with the
Democrats as with the Wings! leaving the
control OF the House emphatically with
the Democracy! Said we not well-that
Virginia has led the way in Glorious
Work!-P PennsylUanian.
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NOTICE.

nUBLfC notice is hereby given ,Ithat ty
Il order Of the Orphans Court of the coun.
~ of Cambria, there will be exposed to sale. by
public vendue or outcry, on Monday the 4ih
day Of June next. at one O'Clock in the after.
noon, the one undivided sixth part of a certain
messuage or tract of land, situate in Washing
ton township, Cambria county. adjoining lands
of Samuel Dillon and others. containing 1913
acres more or less, having good two story
TAVERN HOUSE, BARN. and other build
ings thereon erected, known the "Troxell
Tavern" property, formerly the property of
Jacob Tfexel, deceased: the said undiv ded
sixth part being the interest of William Trox.
ell. late of Cambria county. deceased, The
sale will be held on the premises. Terms. one
half cash on confirmation Of the deed, balance
in one year.
. By the Court,
VIM. KITTELL, Clerk.
May 10, ls49.-3i-3t.
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4 Relic Destroyed.

Ashre occurred at the City Carpenter
Shop last week, by which relic of times
past was destroyed. 1t was the old clock,
which century ago, marked the time in
the steeple of the old Court house, at Sec
ond and Market streets. At the time that
building was torn down, a few years since,
the clock was removed to the steeple in
the city workshop, at Tenth and Lombard
streets, where it was great advantage to
the neighborhood.-Phii. Paper.
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PittSbufg Scrip,

The authorities of the city of Pit:sburg sold
the old water lot at public auction on Satnr.
day last. This lot covers an entire square, and
laid out in lots. for which thirty-two thousand
four hundred and Eve dollars was realized.
This together with tie loan that is about being
negotiated will undon bted ly raise the scrip to
its original value. The holders of this Pitts
burg scrip need not therefore entertain any
fears Of ioosing byit
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Boots and Shoes.

of every description, moIeskin. fur, pearl, leg
horn and braid Hats; Ladies and Misses pearl
braid, silk. and pearl gimp Bonnets. A splen-
did assortment of Quecntware, (new style,)
Hardware. Drugs. Umb rel:as, Parasols, Books
and Stationary, Groceries, Fish, Salt. Nails,
&C., &c.
All of which they determined to sell ss low
for cash or country produce ally other estab-
lishment west of the Allegheny mountains.
Ladies will find it to their advantage TO call
and examine this spieudid stock Of goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
May 3, lS49.-30-tf.
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DSoms Of the New York papers are labor.
ing to do away with the time honored practice
ofyoung men standing round the church doors
TO see the young ladies come out Of meeting.
in our opinion they will find this difficult.
TASK. for the young men ,0iH look a, the pref
~ girls. Besides, If the custom was abolished,
shat would be the use OF nice dresses and pref
y hopnets7
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
Fourth Street, between Arch and Market
PHILADELPHIA.

ENHE ProprietorshIp and Management OF
this well known hotel, (Which is located
in the very centre of business,) having this
day passed into the hands of the subscribers,
they beg leave to state that il is their purpose
TO render it worthy of the liberal patronage
with which it has been heretofore sustained,
and hope, by unremitting attention, 10 deserve
the patronage of their friends, who may visit
the city on business or pleasure.
c. & J. NJ cKIBBIN,
Formerly of the Exchange Hotel, Piusburg.
May 3, lS49.-30-lm.
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SECOND WEEK.
TADJOURNED COURT.l

David Trexler, Allegheny,
John MN ullen, Allegheny,
John B. Donoughe, Allegheny,
Jacob Shaffer, jackson,
Michael Nj CURE, A llegheny,
John Pergrin, Jackson,
Jacob Luther, Carroll,
Patrick Donoughe, Washington.
Jehn kinports, ,Susquehanna,
Robert Trotter, Washington,
George Delany, Allegheny,
Blossius Noel, Carroll.
Joseph Lecca, Sumnerhiil,
George Bruce. A lleghenY,
John d. Hughes, Cambria.
John Pringle, Johnstown,
Francis Cooper, Allegheny,
Samuel Wills, do.
Charles Bradley, do.
James Myers, Cambris,
Allen Rose, Richland,
VIM. Brown, Clear6eld,
Alexander Lane. Conn emaugh.
Casper Dimond, Summerhill,
Isaac Giffer, Susquehanna,
Thomas Gallaher. Allegheny,
Jacob Knable, Connemaugh.
James Douglass, lof Wm.> Carroll.
WIN. j, Williams, Cambria,
George w. Munson, Johnstown,
Alexander M'Mullnn, Allegheny,
Adam Fockler, Johnslown,
Peter Gordon, Jr., Susquehanna,
John Morgan, Jackson.
Lamer Cassidy, Allegheny.
Nay 3, Is49,-30-3t.
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NOTICE.

The Enrolled Militia of the 199th Regiment
P. M are notified that there will be no train
Ings this Spring. The Militia Law having
been remodeled, the l99th Regiment of the 2d
Briga6e 18th Division of the Pennsylvania
Militia is therefore among the things that
uere. Captains of Companies will govern
themselves accordingly.
By Order.
April 26, ls4s-29-8t
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pTbers was a meeting of the citizens of
,hnstown and vicinity held at the Mansion
Sieuss on Monday. to consult upon the subject
Of the bes, rout through that place for the per.
napent location Of the Central Railroad. What
vas done we have moi hear
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0The Secretary of the Comm onwealth OF
Pennsylvania has issued proposals for loan OF
$40O, 600 at an interest of six per cent, or less.
to be redeemable in thirty years after date.
This money is to be expended in the construc.
tion of new railroad which will supercede the
inclined plane near PhiladeIphia.
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UAno,her food has occurred in the ALE.
gheny. river. II commenced rising on Satur-
day night last, and on Monday morning it was
almost bank foil. The destruction of property
vas very considerable; the lumber men par
iieulsrIy suffered severely.
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UOur thanks are due the Hon. SIMON
CAMERON for copy of "Emory's Reconnois.
sncs in. California and New Mexico" A most
valu.ble work.
We also tende. our thanks to Hon. JoB MANN
IeT valuable public documents,