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! Ordinance, and that in addition to the above
rents 40 rates the butchers shall, nually on
! the 3rd Thursday Of May, receive from tho
Marx ct Master a license issued by tho CLERK
Of the Corporation. giving the number Of tho
stali BY such butcher to be occupied and for
which eaca butcher shall pay the sum of one
dollar md fifty cents, and at the came time IL
| censcs for the side stalls shall in like manner
be Issued. for which the party receiving the
same shall pay one dollar: Prorided. that the
Market Master may reserve six benches for the
use of children and others not regular attend
ants on the Market, the value Of whose com
modities does not usually exceed one dollar.
SEC. 22ED. And be it enacted, That If any
person or persons shall resist, obstruct im-
pede prevent the said Clerk Yf the market
from executing or enforcing any Of the provis-
ions Of this ordinance, such person or persons
shall forfeit and pay for each and every offence
sum not exceeding twenty dollars, md the
city bailif and officers are hereby directed
to give him all necessary aid.
SEC. 23D. AmdJe II enacted, That if any APP
prentice, or person not indented, slave or ser
uant, shall offend against the provisions of
this ordinance, the parents. guardians, master
or mistress Of the same, shall forfeit and pay
n sum not less than one, nor IN ore than Ave
dollars, and in case the said fine shall not be
paid without delay, the person 80 offending,
shall be imprisoned in the county Jail lot less
than twenty-fOur hour, nor more than three
days att c discretion Of the magistrate.
SEC. 2ith. BE ieadcted, That all fines and
fOrfeitures imposed by this Ordinance not 9TH
erwise directed shall be recoverable before
some Justice Of the Peace in and for Allegany
County, ard the Market Master shall report
monthly to the Clerk, as the Bailif and other
oticersare directed to do, a list ofall st Oh fines
and forfeiturcs, tn" amount made and collect.
ed, and pay the same asall other monies to the
Treasurer, specifying in his report and the
receipt Of the Treasurer the amount so paid
over for rents, for fines and forfeiturcs
Src. 2irs. and be Il epacte5, That this Or
di nance ball take effect and be in force from
aud after the l.t day Of March next, and that
oil ordinances and parts Of Ordinances confic
ting with the provision. Of this Ordinance are
hereby repealed: prorioed, that nothing here
in cOntui ed shall be construed 50 as to alter
or change the rents or rates now paid or fixed
the butcher shamhlcs, until the public
renting provided for in this Ordinance.
Passed 9th February, 1860.
c. n. 0HR, Mayor PIT,
&. i. ". RorEn. Clerk.
Feb. lG, lS60-3t.
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WeaIliCr.-IsNO

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 15tli.-saowe. all ,.ny.
lnuEsnAY l6th.--A clear brier. and Je.g-
tifui day. Thawins rapidly.
Ec!DAY i7;a.-C.ear.
SATuEUAT lsth.-SEowei wj.h g. 'asicnal
showers Of rain. About tirc "'e.o.k sun
appeared from behind tie clouds.
scsuLy lgIh-Cear and Gid
AoXpAY 2Oth.--Ciear .l;ri taawiuy.
ItrsDAY 2lst.-Clear .ui warn.
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Sale.

10y virtue Of one writ vi FicIi Tacia-, i,s0ed
ID by o. II. IS. Stull, Justicc Of tn" Peace
ior the State Of Maryland, in aud for hlIrgoHy
equity, and TO nc directed, at the sIit al Rich
ard h. johnson aga!Est the g"Dds and Hattels,
lands and tenement. 81 John !. Smith, Aqula
l.. Rice, and l.. l.. smith, / have seized and Ia
ken in execution, all the right, title, interest
claim and demand, Mt Law and EQUITY. Of the said
hquila 4. Rice in and to the following property,
- Wit:
All that part ofthc tract Or parcgio! had call
ed "Fox Chase Hesurvcyed.' Ieg.nHiuZ tor the
-atns at the end of eighteen perches Gu the sixth
line OF the whole tract and running thence with
the said line so E44t p To a end thereof
still with the lines Of said tract l. q D. ; 62!'
Z 81! pr 5 3sl' SO! p, then leaving raid
lines and running across said tra'hN 551 cops
y ITO W 30 ps then bya straight line to the be
ginning. containing 81 acres more Or less, riiu-
ate and lying in Alegnny county, Maryland, be-
ing the zane land conveyed b. Thas. b. Beall
to said Aquila Il. Rice. and recorded 10 Liber
II r. No. TO- foliJs 4j5 DC, one Of the Land
Records Of Aliegany county atDresaid.
AND hereby give notice, that On 1hursday,
the I'D day Of February, 1860, at 3 o'clock, T..
NJ. in front " the National House, IN the city
ofCumberland. / will offer for sale, the said pro-
perry, 20 relied and taken IN execution. n the
highest bidder for ca,L, u sarj.fy sa'd claim.
THEADDEE a. UGLE,
Feb. :, Is50--as. l33.J Constable.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THE saSseriesrs do-aereby gire notice to al
L rsrtons interested, that b virtue Of cor,
nission i..aea to them BY the Com Il IL sicnsrs 0
Allssany County, empowering then 10 sr,n;,,
aid ds:ersaiae whs ther the p.blie eonr.ni.n-,
require. tAsi new road shall be ouersd r.
DisJi.i Ne. 10. They Vii meet a. wm MAJ
for ;he purpose Of executing the said conn.
.icn, .. above said, Oh the ID dag of Au,.I. IsSe
JOHN n. ARMSTRONG,
PHILIP PKyDLETOS.
SAMUEL W. FRIEND.
Read Connissioners 70 locate.
Fee -. 'ss-fa.
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SANDS SAasAPARiLLA.-The extraordinary
efficacy of this unrivalled preparation in all
cases Of gerofuls, erysipelas, cutaneous and
eruptive disorders, and similar complaints.
would appear almos. incredible, were not
such wonderful cures of daily occurrence
certified by persons Of undoubted truth and
responsibility, establishing toe incontestlble
fact that in this class of disorders as an al
terative and renovating agent it is unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved by many
years experience that they can produce the
bappiest results by its administration, and
therefore use it with confidence.
Prepared and sold by a. B. & D. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also BY druggists generally.
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A Card to the Suffering.

The Rev. william cOsgrore. while laborir z
"a = l.itsionar Il japan, wac cured of Con-
sumption =hea all ether means had failed, By
recipe obtained from learned physician re-
siding il the grss; city q teddo. This recipe
mas cured great nuabers who we're sGfsripg
.ro-- Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
co4gis, and cvlds, and the debility and nsr-
To=s dePtesiion caused By these disorders.
bssiToas Of heBefiins others, will send this
recipe. shioh have broGght home Eitb me to
al Hno need il, free Of charge. Address,
REV. Nm. CoScROVE,
JAni=-3n. 23s Bsltie-t.., Brooklyn, !. !.
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q | Z b !.

Is ;his city. on tn- 18th Instant. Nr!
.N,,ry 4 Buae'. consort Of Air. X. H. Batter,
a tie 26th year :! her age.
i worthy aud consistent member u the
Eug. Lutne,sp Church. ana es.eem.4 all.
loved by al WIG knew Ter, sue 's.! c.!nli,
.siesp j" Je.us, il the Diesel hope Of the
Lie 70 cone ard az Immortality beyyua the
grave.
.N'TrT'S
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Local Intelligence.
To Distant SuhScrihers

We have BEEN sending our paper for more
than year to subscribers VINO live in States
remote from our location, and cannot there
fore call upon them in person for what they
owe US. We therefore in this ISSUE send them
their bills toe amount OF which they will
please remit US. We shall wait q reasonable
time, and If the amount is not sent. We will
then discontinue the paper.
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SEI;cLs GUsTAsG IlyrygST.-it. Won
rial e5sc.s- ard consequent Popularity
-baps 20 article in TIE history O. tie ID
ia Isd'e:. ever acquired he sane PatrO..-
~as s'9j=c:ei t, tie same number Of So
Re aud different tes-s. and NET with - few
irEss as the Mps.ary L.rimeu;. I. has
zig beea styled Psnacea 10. al external
oa1r:s. Cuts. Sweli;ngs. Spr.ins. Bruises.
Eruptions on Mar or Bezss. !. Is 20 far
: medicine Of surprising virtue. that Pby-
Is are-coznpeiled TO prescribe it, and
8 some remarkable crrs Of Chrome cad
Sr.si Ri<Ezat;e Gzsss il has naturally
rated nii-b attention from the frst s-;e-,-
minds Of the age No family eau aforf:
be without . bette Of the Mustang L:ni-
?. in the house. Berare Of :maaaoa.
Tie genuine is sold by respectable dealers
II paris Of the world
BARNES & PARK.
IT, Gin. Proprie.oz. New Tosk.
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BALTIMORE Coal Marcel There is but
little doing kere incur bcrland Coal. ltcan
be readily bought $3.25 for fine. $3.50 for
run Of 'mirh, and 81. per ton for lump, deiiy-
cred III beard at Locust Point, and possn!y at
Still lower figure. Anthracite Coal u sci.
Ing from the yard. At sj.25CY5.1O per tou
Of .,24O .bf
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10000 Feet of Plank,
1900 Bushel of Corn,
Harrow, doubl, Shovel P.ough,, single DO
Also, 1876 Bushels Wheat

2 truck Wagons, lot o: ground Piaster. and ina
~ other articles too tedious to mention.
Thi. is the most valuable property Of its Kind
On the Canal, having the advantage Of all other
points. that Of good Bridge acrOss the Potomac
and between two productive Valleys, one ia Lou
doun County, Virginia, the other in Frederick
County, nd; al.D the uearr.i poInt 10 market on
the Canal !ntersscting with the Railroad.
TEEEs op REAL PgaPERrr.-Ons third each,
the balance il si1 and twelve n!"nths, the pur-
chaser or purcEs,ers giTing their bonds y !th sp-
pVYed security, bearing iA.eres: from the day of
szie.
TgExs oF Personal Ps6PEErT.-A credit Of
.ir month, ~i.! be giTe-4 Oh al! sums above -.
the purchaser. .iviu: ao,ss with sFproTtd seea.
rIfy, bearing interest from the asy Q! fals all
rr7us Of s; and under, each.
No property to he removed until the terms of
sIle are complied viii
LLOYD T. DuIALL,
wv. y. TABLEE, Auc.. Ifattee.
Peb 2. i-50-t-.
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BosHoE Coal MARgET -Enel.sh Camel
Coal is steady, a. Sl2@lS 90 z ch cash,with
small sales. In Pictou and sydney there have
been further cargo sales at s. 20 O. G 90 +
ton. cash. Anthracite has been Ia steady
retail deInarG At So 5oGs per ton.
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ALAEx OF FIhE.--Tue a.srm s.a-lea Uy
The ire Lslls Oh Monday night vas Ealse.
The iFemea were cut in It'll, foTcn. aud Afr
running through se7er,.. streets returned = err
appsat,:s, finding no!i;Hg to cal them int,
g.e
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Tie qualities Vi this neiici.e have placed
il upon IN inperishsble foundation. In de-
s;roying disease, and iniu.,ls Lealth it Las
10 parallel.
For tie ini.owing Complaints these L.iters
area Specific. viz:-Dy:peysid or Indigestion
Hs5ri .gian .4cidity, Cos.irsnsss Lo4s Of Ap-
ps!iis, Hsadacie, arsi Genera; Debility.
ii many sections Of vur couHry this prep
ara;iya IS extensively used by physicians in
their practice. aul it seems to have restored
many tn health who were apparently beyond
tie reach Of the healing arr.
Su'jonet axe few tributes from vel! Known
Physicians:
MANSFIELD, TIoCA Co. Pa. Ang. 90 1853.
hare used the oIygcna,ed B;iers in my
practice with decided success in debility aud
general prcs.ration, DC. and confidently rec
oilrsEd !. in General Debility. and diseases
0f the digestive organs.
r II. WHITE. ND.
Auburn, y. T.. Sep. 6. 1858.
G---.,eme.:-l have been in the drug bus
..e-- ..e last fifteen wears, AMI have .e7er
sa.j>.atti.n il cases OF Dyspepsia :, IN. Ok
g--narei BI,.eTs, and in this G.seass always
-eso-4neni it. Ii. q. FOWLER.
Burlington. Vt. Nor. Y, 1854.
GsHh'emsn:-I am pleased 10 state, that
haze trie,i the 05ciseattei Bitter: iJ7 Indi-
s,,uion AMI Debility. and found immediate
re..cf from using Only part OF bottle.
hare The greatest oonfdshcs an IL 4: : cure for
bysPsyEta and General Debility, and recon-
rnsn.- j: with much pleasure.
IOurs, &c.
JAMES LEWIS. ". ..
rrrp..e-I by S. ". FowIe {; c., B.ystgu aud
>oil IS
Prepared by S. ". P0wLE L Co., gosrcs
and FOR sale BY.
il Il. CAMPBELL and HEALEY SHRI-
YER, cumberland.
Dr.. HEsRYC STEWARD. Frosiburg.
HENRY WILSON, Westerupor,.
Ard BY dealers everywhere.
Fet. &c, 1866,
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ILL Patterns ef s;eret-sl kinds II HOUSE.
Il keep;ng Goods-si kindx Of Notions, 70
Be kozrs .. Jshn's Hardware ard House Par
si.kiss starr, corner Of Bsitiuess asd Centre
Susst1 L. / FresE Gar Fee. 81
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lie C,iI'iuia :. g. C.arAini;w sly, :. at
(eI= ~" 'Ac:e lla4 uue Sout4 au.eri...s1
ny - u-ks Pe.uin n Speaker. 10. /:
ea rec-ssary. No dJubt Oft.
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Furs Wanted /!

THE subscriber will give the highest price fol
L Otter, Muskrat, Rabbit and all kind of Furs
Also for Deer Skins. Z. MINKE.
Feb %, 80.
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Coal Markets.

CoAL.--Duy-From all the British Pro-
yinces, y. A., free; From any other foreign
country, q 2 cent.
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Tie Opposition Of owen, Gsssu. y!go,
-:naEn, AID Eer,uiilion coabties. hare held
convention says tie Cincinnati G1zet... AID
tcia,ed for Mr.. Bates for President.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-23

NEW TORE Coal MAREET.-T demand
for Domestic coal is fair and prices are STEADY
SIDES BY tie cargo at SO 55G- 81 so Z, ton.
and from the yard 81 81 40@Sj % per ton.
TIE iem.ad for Foreign IS fair, With light
stock.
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The Confessions d Experience
orr
VISTIM,

Designed for the benefit, and as q warning and
a caution 20 those who fer from nervous de-
biiiiy, indigestion. loSness Of spirits, want Of
sleep. premature decay, &c, as consequence
Of Youthful inpruderee, OF the bsns;ul hAbi,
o. self-abuse. At the same time pointing out
tie csrf4ia n.eass q s<tf-<us.
Bv one who has Suffered from the zbor-
ezuse. an5 fran misplaced confidence in nsds
iesl humb1g and qoac.ery. Singis copies sen;
ipos,-ffeeJ q. me receipt o. stamped 81 Yel-
ore, tearing the addrsss oftbs applicant.
Adaress. EATHAS MAYFAIR. len.
Dec q 1852 IN. Bedford, Kings co. ny,
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To Advertisers b Business Men

The " Gcaian and Telegraph, Nth circatta-
ton of ONE THO USAND, among the far
mars, miners, manufacturers, mechanics
and su5stdntil buii,sess men, Of M's ana
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By no other paper, IN Vesterl Maryland II
numbers among its readers those who are
able 10 buy literally and pay Pron'PNy; "ho
uAose custom rould be rdiuabte TO CUISINES;
men
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Cranberry Culture.

THE sabscrib-r has isssed eireular % tie
/ craussrry and its Culture and viii for.
ra-d then By mail to ST sending stamp To
pre-pay pefags. Also sss the llsni. for sale
fer both high sai Low lands and will forward
then il frssa STATE By express to all par Of
the Cni;ei States Prize 81 10 IS per 1900.
adiress SULLIVAN BATES.
Feb. Is-5z. BelIinghan. SsrfsIk Co. Mas.
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Il young men can bad Immediate emit iOyrneut
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Tie Conservative, : new Eoesly paper.
tbishei st Monticello. in Peait comfy. Il
kois, HOSTS tie Bate Gag.
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Rep0rt OF Coal TRANSFORMATION

Durlng the week ending Saturday, February
1s, 1850.
Shipped oser sLe George. Greek Coal and
Iron fomn1nE's Railroad
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The Indianapolis Joara0! says TIA, Is ou-
|s;tion papers in Indiana. lave declared
|e:- preference tOr Judge Bates for Pres.
ID.
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Marriage Guide !
A NEW BOOK, BY
WILlgAT YOUNG, u. ID.

.,rr.,. The sscrft clue 10 CDuri.hip,
= = W. Love aad Asrrisge: with the di.
(S1I sease. incidsntto Youth, Iatp-
* u: riiy and O'd Ays-being lights
%eALsS: ana sbades Of Married Life, its
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And DitarrOIrtAeH;s. Let all
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Send for copy fencicsing Is eenis) 70
DR.. VIZ. YOUNG,
So.4ls Spruce ST., Phil4delphia.
NayIe. ls5s-ly.
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A SHORT VOYAGE for Is csrtf.--Tak- "iih-
4 Ilstirstedr months. Addrets POWLLK
4 WELLS, Pew Yyrk,
Pet. g-2N.
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4 LOT efehsise HANs, SIDES, 4 EHOUL.
a DEEs. Ale, few saddles Of dried VEN
IsoS.-s -sry siee article fer eel. by
4-rH ie. 0. G. CLARKE 4 co.
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4 CA RID.

TllE undersigned, surviving partner u the
late firm Of S HRTVER d co. having been
succeeded in the Forwarding and CommiesiOn
Guinness by McCULLEi Il oRRICK. a. an
nounced above, woull cordially recommend
them to our friends and former patrons. feeling
assured that the new firm will transact in au
entirely satisfactory manner, any busiDe-s in
their line that may be entrusted to their charge.
They will have the benefit of the experience Of
Mr. James c. Orrick, who Aos for Sc yefal years
past been engaged IN lhit business, with The
old house Of Shriycr i Co.
Yours, Respectfully.
WALTER SHRINER,
suryiyiug partner of thelars firm Of ShriYsr
{ Co. Dec. Z, Is5g-->in.
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I AIDES LEE IT.--A garter 81 a dollar
il give. sou Life ll.usuaisd" 3 month, "a
,,.>l AIdrsss FOWLER 4 WELLS,
F.5. g-2v. New Tofk.
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This DELICIOUS TONIC

especially designed for the nse Of tha
M25icAL PRogEsuJS and the FANlLY. po7-
sesses those iarias,a medicinal properties
CTouic and D.aretic) which belong 70 an
Old aud PURE GIN the business
Of manufacturing .pgiols yin. and Offer
ing them a. beverages, under the titles,
Aromatic, -" Cordial. - Medicatad."
etc, ha4 become - common, that the pab-
lie are Justly su,p.eious Of nearly everything
tina. /. offered a4dsr m..a. forms and tho
trade haa thu- been brought into dLsrcpute
It has remained for our house testab.ilhed
in l778 10 auPply tie pressing poplar
need, and 70 inaugurats mn era in ths
history Or II. Trade We trust that our
establish reputation - founded upon
eighty rc4.5 f.. experience - abugdab,ly
ginIic4u. l4r g..im t, publ; c5aGieace.
Is. II.
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ID n STAMPS may be sent in letter foE
L ". LIFE ILLUSTRATED, which is not
sil.d with "Ira.h" or guack incidence It j, an
elegant quart" ii eight page, perfect model
II ezeslisare, altogether one q: the mot ssnsi-
bic oI live rapers. OLjy 81 a year. 81 tor half
a year snd Oh trial three month. for % cent?.
Address FOWLER ASD WELLS,
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STATE ~ SlAaYLANr,
EIgcUTIyE CEAasER,

+fl..HI-.lS leS. I'LL y 10, lSJp.
r. he Goll'G cf De'egGl>s:
GE:rLEIL.:-! have len informed by a
|ol rnit'neai your ilonSe tha. ycl; have sdos:-
/ Al e-,ier. recitia = That ,.eseas il sppesr,
lr:=. lie % &c press Of the clEu.ry hat the
lioyernyro: Maryland h..- placed ms STATE
false position, by presenting his cong-4.-
lstio1s 70 Mr. Peunin gton, Of Ee;Y Jer,4v. 2.
iaek Republican. upon bis election to tie
.s.in zui.tei position Of Speake- oiihe House
Representatives, md Girect.u a commit
Re, appointed hy the Spa ser, tn inquire Of
{ GoyrfLar wnelAsr lis cyagr@t,..a.i-ls
ere presented at al, and ii %. w..etAc. pr
A.ely Of n:icially.
! esnno. admit the right of;ae HoGse Il
delegates 70 make any such inquiry OF rle:
|.d :ise .cspel. which. in my opinion, y,-J.
De Observed ty each Department Of tie
overurner: towards every other. Vrec!U.!es
Fe from returning any answer 70 such INES
zee, other than tire .ckaowlel tsEr:: 20 =
sep:
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iu4nIenCe Snr;hcG.

Vie csaAot but Congratulate "Old Cesar
OF hi, reply to the discourteous action Of the
House Of Delegates, in regaE. to the rumort 81:
Governor Hicks had sell: his congratulate n
to Hr. Speaker Pennington, through tie Sc e
| sry u State. II ai.i be remembered tia;
II. House some days az passed. resolution
tppo:a;;ug COMMITTEES to wait upon is TX
r.l!en:y, and TO learn from him whetie. or
no: the rum0r vas true--ant MS rotw.t:.
..aa ling several members declared IRON ih@i.
owH knowledge :aa: 10 slcl nscs'sge waz
<I:.
The io,lo"isg is the Governors reply. Re
IhoUs neres.s well as wis. I'm il his response
bnd If al he Americas me;u jers woGl! TAX.
py:sgn alter Governor Ii.aa. !ia,-us D.ui-
20 asi H,beg. TurIu-. they ,.yuii .rtain
nd deserve the confidence their constituent.
pa ed IL ,Leu on election day
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