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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-22

~ The Philadelphia News occupies about SIX
columns 10 prove that Mr.. Buchanan advocated the
reduction Of the wages of labor to ten cents day
when If there was any ruth in the charge, u wond
only be necessary quote the language as used by
Mr. B. himself. The Meas asks, s'What did Mf.
Buchanan mean when be said reduce the nominal
10 the real standard of prices throughout Inc
world?''' We will tell the gentleman. He meant
that Bank note should be made equal to its face IN
gold or silver, which is the only standard acknowl-
edged Throughout the world. lie meant this and
nothing else-and out of this remark, intended to
protect the aboring man against the swndiing ope-
raions of swindlmg Banks, was the infamous ten
cent SANDER manufactured. We have now in our
possession five dollar note the Bank OF Circle
Vile, for which we gave the value OF s. IN gold a
few davs after we received il the Bank broke, and,
having Kept i; two years, il is only now worth about
So Had this n0miRaL been reduced TO the real stan
dard, the people would have been thus defrauded
in open daylight. 1t was expressly TO meet cases
like this that induced Mr. B. TO say, ''reduce the
nominal TO the real standard Of prices throughout
the world, aud you the country with blessings
and benefits
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10 THE PUBLIC.

Gen. Bowman;--By the Ga@ene OF the 18th inst
see my name (among oihers) announced as mem
her OF the committee, for Coeraln Township. OF that
Infamous Order, called Know NothingS Now, in
order TO set myself right before The people, dee ii
my duty TO make plain statement. And firsi-l
must say that l never considered myself a member
OF any such order Facton--neiiher have l. on any
occasion, been present at any OF their meetings or
lodges or whatever they may fit TO call thea. [
consider the whole thing subveTsIve of American
principles, and degrading 10 the American name !!
The reason why The Know Nothngs have used my
name one of their committee is about this.
In the year 1888 prominent (and as supposed an
oHaa) member of the order questioned me fire.
qnenily on the subject Of Know Nothingism At
last | asked him To explain the principles OF the
order, when he remarked that If would 90 with him
he would show me all about it--so we walked out by
ourselves, lie asked il | could keep >erystst |
sad could. lie then took from his pocket small
book bni said when they initiated members they u
sed Bibls. told bin wanted no Bble--so he at
tempted TO read from the Book something but it
was printed, "a as | can recoect, ahont one
third perhaps one half, IN FIGURES, instead OF
letters, and he unable 10 read explain it.
! laughed heartily at him for attempting impose
npon NE such disgracelul mummery for ADieytcan
principles, and expressed surprze that any man OF
sound mind or Judgment could be entiapped by such
infamous deluson. II this is considered joining
Know Nothingism, hereby publicly abandon, now
and forever, any such wicked political order, which
IS mere TO hide the odous and epulsiVe de-
i@rmities OF Republican Abolitionism ] can act
plHh no such committee, and pledge my vote and
wrt energies for BUCHANAN & BRECklNRlDGE
rgd the entire State aud County Democratic Tickets
lives me pleasure to fight under the glorious Ban
Of Democracy such is floating from
Amocrattc Pole in Rain>burg, and reared ly The
}uds Of E.Sood and true'' can be found il
s or any other County in the Commonwealth.
Iva !. N. VAN HORN.
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SAN 0gTRAGE."

Gg-Under this head, Fr Jordan < Co. make dread
ful charges against the Post Office Department in
general and Col. GEEGr.E in particular, because their
organ did not 90 to Aiinm Bark Saturday of last
week. They charge Col. Beegle, the P. NJ at st.
CIairsvile, with having kept them back iateatoaai-
iy whilst The ql9ttea facts are that the papers
not sent to the P 0. in Bedford until Friday, and, as
matter OF course, (the mail being trI-weekly)
could not 90 over until the following Monday. This
is the way the sOUTRAGES" in Kansas are manu-
factured. VIII honest men submit to be thus triaed
with?
GC~A After great flourish OF Hand bills, Lieut..
Gov FonD, OF Ohio, made speech in the Court
House in Bedford on Thursday evening of last
week, which is represented by competent judges as
being both and vulgar, destitute Of either
gument wit The only sensible thing he said was
that all the issues which divided the Wing and Dem
ocratic Parties had been settled by the people in fa-
vor of the Democracy,a fact we'll known even TO
School boys. If, then, the Democratic Party have
always been right, why should any rational man
continue to oppose it But few people attended
from the connt,y, and the affair passed off silly
proceeding. The speech had bat one effect, and that
10 add to the disgust which generally pervades our
community on the subject of Aboitionsm.
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The EsSne in a MT Shell.

A national Wing of Alabama, r. w. Wal
ker, in responding to an invitation to attend and
address a Democratic mass meeting, states the
issues in the pending contest with drgree of
conclSrness aud clrarnpss that we have rarely
seen. Here is an extract from his letter
"Believing that the Democratic party is the
only national party now in existence, and that
upon its success in the present contest depends
the preservation of the rights of the South, If
not, indeed, the Uery er,steacp of the govern
ment itself, feel it my duty to forego all old
prejudices, forget former differences. and give
my earnest support to the nominees OF the Cin-
cinnati Convention.
"IfI We're asked to name the fundamental
principles which lie at the basis OF onr govern
nlent, and on which our free institutions have
been built, as house upon its foundations,
should answer, the equality ofthe Stqtes ,chich
compose the Union, and the eduaLiv ofthe cit
izeas pho constitute the Siutes. The first of
these principles is denied and assailed BY the
Black Republicans the second, if not openly
controverted, is at least insidiously attacked, BY
the Know-Nothings.
The errors of these parties, then, ifthe terms
De not too mild,) are errors of fundamental and
vital principles, menacing, in the one instance,
the civil privileges and the religious liberty of
the private citizen and in the other, the SOW
ereign rights ofthe States and the existence of
the Union. The Democratic party alone, of
all the organizations now in the field, maintains
and defends both of these essential principles,
and thus, in my humble judgment, eptitles itself
to the cordial support and cooperation OF all ma
tona men of every section and party.
Very respectfully, your obed't serv't
r. W. WALKER.
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Fremont a Catholic !

Dy7~We copy the following paragraphs from the
PhIade phja Ne1cr Of late date, the leading organ
OF Mr. FILLMORE in Pennsylvania, and formerly he
old Wing organ OF Philadelphia. SO it appears that
the Know Nolhiugs in Bedford who had but a single
dea last year. and that the prostratioa OF Catholi-
cisn, call upon tie people to elect Catholic 10
the Presidency Of the United States Even many Of
the X. n. Prcache,x VINO so crazy about crush
ing ont the Catholics last year, have not word 10
utter against them now. Their present energies are
devoted to the humane cause Of placing negro upon
an eqaaiity with white man! But hear what the
leading champion of Fillmore says:
STILL TnEy CouE One handrcd and sew
entren members OF the Methodist Churches in
Plttsburg, who irere Republicans, and in Nge, 4
OF Fremont for he Presidency, have, SIT, % a
statement Of Alderman Fulmer, a mem. ), III
their own Church, hacked as it is by gofa.$ q
thority, that Fremont is Roman Catholic
which is not satisfactorily disputed, when it
could be easily done if he were not, and would
be-decared their determination not TO support
him.
8oLTEo BACK AGAIN.-Chancy Schanerln
who was one Of the most prominent boilers fro an
the Philadelphia American Convention, al
who has been stumping in the river countiesO'
New York State at the Fremont meetings, "A,
returned to the American party, and to "o'''
support Of Fillmore and Donelson. Mr. Sc
Ter was District Attorney in New York Cds
He belongs TO the Methodist church, and his,,,.r
cent conviction that Mr.. Fremont is RorP. j
Catholic is the reason why he withdrawal al
support fIom the Republicans.
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Conferee Meeting.

lC~The conferees for Bedford, Fulton and Cam
bria met at the Bedford Hotel on last Monday even
ing and, after organizing, and baotng several
times, unanimously nominated Col. w. c. REAMFR3
of Fulton, and Capt q. Nelson SslrrH, OF Cambria
for the Assembly.
Our ticket is now fu and IS composed OF men q
sterling worth and integrity from the top TO the q
tom That it will meet the cordial support OF 4 :
Freemen of Bedford county have 10 doubt ~
C-- man by the name OF Erastus King, and or
by the name of Jao,es II. Tagtor, both Of Napl v
Township, act14ofr'edge that they signed a paph
published in the Bedford Gazette, renouncing knn-
Nothingism. The first, however, says that he wa
so beastiy trunk not TO know what he was doIETl
aud the other deriares bialelf TO be little less hal
an iFiot, scarcely knowing any thing IN the paper.
lie SAYS he told the Americans were in favor of
making the ''Uegroes frec," and heHcs his renuncla-
tiou-but aoJr he kaO1rS this 10 be false and be re-
nounces back again! Not only so, he is ''conri"eed
that large OF money has been sent from Wash
ington TO buy up votes" He also discusses the
Kansas questions Mr.. Buchauan's speech on the In
dependnt Treasury, and proclams himself the hearty
friend and co worker OF FIR. Jordan in the of
Americanism. May the three long flourish To en-
tighten the people.
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than that, with many enthusiastic and devoted
friends and admirers, be should also be the object Ell
ther of widespread distru.t OF many enmities
which the usual accompdniments OF forced ma
tures. And the calm, vriuous OF Mr..
Buchanan, has inspired his countrynen With snch
confidence IN his purity and wisdom. that his admin
isiration promises reign of order, peace and good
will at home and abroad. There are periods when
the thoughtful, plain and solid wisdom of Franklin
better than the daring energy, brilliant and dash
ing craftsmanship conceptions OF BonapaIte; and
this IS one of them
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& great asnnsx EEeetsscg

OF the Democracy of Bedford County will
be held in the CourtHouse in Bedford on
MONDAY EVENING of the approaching
Court number OF Speakers will be in at
tendance. Democrats turn out and prepare for
noble defence Of our glorious Union. The IS
SUE and the only issue before the people Is
..ShaN the Union be preseruedz"
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HARRISON.

The meeting al Harrison Township organized
by calling George w. Powell, Esq, TO the Chair
Vice Presidents, John Rollins and Jacob CorsP--
Secretary, Nicholas Whteine. J. p. Reed was then
called for, who addressed the meeting, and was then
followed by The Hon. job Mann 10 earnest and
convincing appeal to the Judgment Of all present.
You will hear OF good report from Old Harrison in
October and November.
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Great enthusiasm ira Bedford
County.
WNSHiP MEETINGS.

and Juniata Townships the 18th and lth OF this
month. exceedingly cheering and enthusiastic.
The lovers OF their Country, and their whole Country
there in anxious throug, hear tie politics OF
the day discussed.
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COLEKAIN.

Last Friday glorious day for Old Colerain.-
The Democracy assembled in great numbers, and
raised Pole that would do honor any County in
the State. from which proudly floats large Flag
with the motto inscribed thereon, Buchanan Beck-
enridse and the Union. After the Pole was up and
heartily cheered the meeting was called to order by
oppointjug Capt. A. Mcclellan President-John May,
Elias Gump, Hiram Smith (oia line HhjgS) Wm.
Cessna, Jacob Hysong Solomon Beegle, Peter Nor
CART. Leonard Shaler, J. NJ Van Horn, Nicholas
koontz, George Deal, Wm. Ingari Vice Presidents
and Samuel a. Feathers, John Shafrr, I'm. p Nor
gart, and Andrew b. Pennel Secretaries. Eloquent
addresses delivered by Col Jos. w. TATE,
Col. SAuL. w BLACK, and Hon. Joan CESSNA. Great
enthusiasm was manifested. Coerain will do her
whole duty and no mistake
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SO Did Judas.

The notorious RiHeman, Beecher, has ch59gss
ged his paper fiom religious to a political
lourual. and says he ''counfed the cost before he
came out for Fremont" So did Judas Iscariot
when he betrayed his Master. The Jew "coun-
fe'i'' just thirty pieces Of silver. How much
did B"rcher count when hehargained TO forsake
his holy calling and bet'ay his country ?-Cam-
den Democrat
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Positions Of U. 5. Senator's.

SENATOR JONES, of Tennessee, made an able
speech in the u. S. Senate, on the 9Th instant,
defining his political position in the present cam
pagn. He reviewed the condition and pros
poets OF the different parties, and concluded that
as Patriot and friend OF bis country, which he
loved better than party, there was no place left
for him to go bat 10 the support OF Buchanan
and Breckinridge. One OF his old friends hay-
ing reminded him ''that new converts to a par
" were generally placed at the foot Off, he
replied that abe was not governed By paltry
desire for office, as some others were, and that
the step he had taken might be into his political
grave. and if so, all he asked was, that he might
be buried beneath the folds OF that glorious flag
Of the Union, aad that il might be written on
his tombstone that he had dled in defence OF
it."
Thus far, he following old-line Whis sena-
tors have spoken out -
Senators PRATT and PEARcE Of MARYLAND, for
the Union. Buchanan aud Brrcknridge.
Senator TooAEs, Of Georgia. ditto
BEAJAmIN OF Louisiana, ditto
= JoNss Of Tennessee, ditto
CLAYTON Of Delaware, cannot and will
not support Fillmore or Fremont.
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August ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maiori,ies
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
IN FIVE STATES,
FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND!!

FATAL RAILROAD AccIpENT.-On Saturday after
noon, the Rev. John Donneliy Roman Catholic
clergyman, was run over by train of cars, on the
railroad bridge at Rochester, New York. and so ter
ribly injured that he died in quarter Of an hour
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BANKRUPT law.

Gg~We invite particular attention to letter on
the first page showing the and speeches Of
Messrs BrcaAyAN and FILLMORE on the subject ofthe
Bankrupt Law, law by which the honest people of
the United States were swindIed out of millions Of
tloarS
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CO It was generous in the K. ~ County Commit
tee 10 announce that they in "error'' in char
ging Mr. Nicodemus with being applicant for
Clerk 10 the Poor House, after of the Directors
their political friend had branded the statement as
premediated faIsehood destitute Of any foundation
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Cg-The speech OF JOSIAH RaNuaL, one Of the most
eminent Wings in Pennsy ylvana, which will be found
on the first page, should be carefully read by every
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grliish Elalred Of Demoeracy.


Our neighbours ..over the water take deep
interest," in the success Of the Black Republican
,,artv and nrg4 tba election Of Fremont with
erdor' AccoTdjne 10 Them. the success Of that
gentleman would 'rrratlv benefit and crafty the
Citizens Of Great Britain. We have no doubt
that such would g. the case. and that tie Aboli-
tionists o( the North would fiad powerful allies
in the white slave drivers Of Manchester and
London. BIRMINGHAM and Sheffield. But will
the ue6DI. of the United States elect Presi-
dem 70 crafty nation which set a price upon
the head Of WASHINGTON and his compatriots
" ~ tnry oo'y thr e'e'a'ion O. i,'e o.5aus ot
-.isl y,".li5' az :, .s ,LJ
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rnr tiiC Srp, IoI i1 or TIr I"TIrt9n
en- 80, r,rse ~ = r,nr,rC,I,,,E,,, 10
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Look on TINS PIcrURF.-..A car with rullian
Brooks assaultng Snmner, feeling the latter ev-
0 i5@ 1o's of " o u,'' ong I sFo@ 10 s slo"
Ion Do;n..a1 ls,a5J
AND THEN on Tnls.-aA door way to the
Senate Chamber. Senator Foote. lille old
man, said head and with spectacIes. is suddenly
met bv the rnlian Fremont knocked down,
brought 10 his knees. his classes iammed into
his eyes, and the blood flowing" Horrible, /
amt it CieceIqnd Piaindeaier.
,l DrA Ct, = l-o@ i11tA 11"--o" 5'oa5 ,us
nos. o'l.Sis' q S'e'' e'''ia'''oN,'' u'VG q io'H
Ja"' '','.'.go y "ooiIa llF "au leev''tu
;'Ft; M r ',Hys p'fh'ously i9.' 81 "al' Iu"nug u
ar. 1 W., ornd n,, = IA - o' bo'G NY
when syn,o,as of ,b drs9Jri C d;sasss :. ann asar, o
cd, which Of course batiled all the efforts oiman .
70 remove. He was a man Of family, and was
much thought Of IN his neighborhood as useful
citizen.
One OF the best remedies for injuries IN the I
feet by rusty nails IS the application OF slices OF
cft every dfpen minutes We have heard Of
bad accidents Of this Kind heinz comnlst.lv
cured by this appGcation.
PAEALLEL.-la 1921, SAYS the Plusbnrg
Post, John {. Fremont beat Senator Foote at
the door OF the Senate chamber He struck
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GREAT MEETING IN BEDFORD
On SATuRDiY, Ang, is.

A nneet;ng was determined unon lafn nm Wednes-
aav evsnn,r The r,,,-et,s annouocad # nexf morn
ing. and the Democracy stopped their plonrhs-the
anvil ,a,sed i+s r,nsic and the nsonla oatteras
They don't need any runners nor hand-b1Is, nor any
other Kind of nana,uvring 10 get upa meeting
The announcement made and the people do the bal
ance. The masses are moving as if the spirit of the
times were volcanoes beneath them The black
cloud of Aboliton.sn is even now scattering. The
spectre OF Know Nothingsm is horrifed and vanish
ing.
At 3 o'clock large delegation came IN from Ma
pier and Juuata headed by band OF music and fly
ing colors. The people from all directions came
pouring in, tll-the Streets pavements and alieys
were filled with live democrats Hundreds called
upon Mr. BucnANAN, who was stopping at the Bed
ford Hotel. Men, women aud children rushed TO see
him. II is strange thing TO see Mr. Buchanan
here. The people of this county see hm almost ev-
cry Spring Season. lie IS rot only choice now,
but cherished choice. lie is candidate for
the highest office in the world, and with brighter
prospects Of than any candidate that has
proceed him, except, probably, Washington, yet he
IS the same plain, unvarnjshed Mr. Buchanan that
we have always seen When you see him, you Ike
him best.
After many gatulayions and greetings. the people,
in u1oved nm 10 he Courf louse ,yh
stretched to its utmost ca,acitv vonId rot hold
them ant
,o.,, -, n 1.a.,.. g.. -, .l..a,.
hoar3 ,rb, oa,In :, ~. .l.;a. a -,
ho.a..b - - f.,,a,,a
cors,,,,,;oraI and his,,,ioal ,,au 80 49,
-. ,.....,l,
OF eioqnence peculiar TO himself, made 1t the best
speech we Will venture to say that has been made
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Ear. Buchanan ina California.

- -
.'o" '"e 90" '""''S'o iiei"''' "'u were WHITE"
immediately on the receipt OF Mr. Buchanans nom
naiiou by the Cincinnati Convention The Herald
,,s ol,,,,- tr+, c l. 90, ..,., =; i;,:., H., >
''' '''' =, fo''.''' '''' =
cannot remain neutral IN " contest 'ke 'his;
FroMt 0te SaH francisco Datiy Hsra3d, Jaly lj
ssAta time ike this when accumulated dangers
menace the permanence of our glorious Cnion. when
treasopous lanaficstn Is ramnant ard AboIitiouism
rears It's head de6aptlv-apd stranue doctrines sub
versive of constitutio1al rirbs and destructive of
constitutional guarantees are boldly yromplgpd by
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Tf Cumberland Valley Township, have Withdrawn
:, : the Know Nothing Lodge. They declare their
tRention 10 support Buchanan and Breckenridge aad
fri whole Democratic Ticket. Every day brings
tash evidence OF glorious triumph in Bedford
eaunty at the approaching eection.
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JUNlATA.

The Meeting at Buena Vista was large aud enthu-
siasiic. Organized by choosing Gen. James Burns,
Pfes!dentF Wee Presidents. John Corey, Esq, Wal
Liam Gillespie, Frederick Frazier, John Mowry,
Daniel Dieh Jacob Dull, Jacob Adams. and Benja-
min Hou~ri. Secretaries, Peter f. Lehaan, Esq.
and L. n. Fyan. J. P. Reed in few remarks IN
roduced the Speakers the Meeting, when address
IS were delivered by Hon. W P. Scheil and J. B.
Roberts, Esq, of truly patriotic and national
character. The Meeting adjourned with three
cheers for Buchanan and three Tor the State aud
County Ticket. After a few remarks from the Hon.
Job Mann, they returned from The Grove 10 the VII
iage ~ procession, and here adjourned finally. Tins
fne demonstration and Will TELL.
MONROE.
The Meeting at Clearvile on the 18th inst. was
both large and enthusiastic, and was organized by
appointing David Evans, Esq, (an oldline Whig,l
President-Jacob kasrrce, Jonathan Horton. aud
George Sterkman, Vice Presidrnts--and Danirl Deal
and Jacob Fletcher Secretariss The meeting thus
organized thr people ahiy and eioquen'iy adj
dressed by Maj SamI. II. Tate and Hon. Wm. P.
ScheIl. After giving long and hearty cheers ior the
of candidates, National, State aud Conf-
ty, the meeting adjourned, all pleased With The pro-
ceedings of the day
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A CASE OF CoNsclENcE.-A soldier of the T.
s. Army. stationed at Bedloe's Island, in New
York harbor, is said TO have confessed 10 the
commission of dreadful murder, on a yonng
girl, in Ireland, in 1852 His conscience is
SAID to have goad-d bim to this confession, and
he has been locked up until the truth Of toe
story can br Investigated.
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SOUTHAMPTON.

Mass Merting at CheneysviIe on last Thursday, and
organized by the appointment of Michael " lis Pre-
sdeut-Adam Fetter, Philip Moss, aud Thomas Jay
Vice Presdents--and Capt. Lewis Housare and Thos.
Donahor Secretaries. The meeting was ably and
eoquently addre>sed by Mr.. Wu. f. GiLes, Jr. Of
Baltimore, and Hon. IouN CEssNA OF Bedford. Old
Southampton promises TO give the largest majority
she ha> yet poed, and we have no doubt she
will do it.
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HoN. EpHRAla BAHKs FOR GovERNoR.-
The Democratic County Conventions of MiffIin
and Huntingdon Counties have instructed their
delegates to the next Democratic State Conyen-
ton to vote for Hon. ErnRAiM BANKS, the pres
ent Auditor General, for Governor.
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STILL THEY COME!

se been requested TO announce that
.tO1N ". RICE.
JOHN HlTE.
HIRAM B. RICE, <
DANtEI. RICE.