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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
10 80 stn,e Con,,ltu,Ion.

Next Taa-idiy, toe l3h insiAn, is the day which
tae people vii be called vote for or against the
amended Constitution. The poll, will be kept open
tires dIys
The grave events Of the past fs- weeks have diverted
due confederation from this important subject; ard
there Is real daage- tba: TIE peOps may regsc;
tend the polls. The ratification OF TIE Constitution as
an'ndsd "a vial TO orr veil being and iuiepss d nee
Toe rejection would BE- tAn,ano1nt 10 the restoration Of
the L1col1 tsSPoas the old Constitution, which
recognizes tue authority o. h, United Saisi would be
thereby continued in fJrcs. A vote sg,7-t ,,s rov
Consultation ,'ea is vote ssa''si 'ac-sc1 sgNi1s:
shs Southern Coaisisrr-y, -.- Tor the Y.k eoau.1
ioa. lis ssi.,a5 --i-. 50 ,sc'psi Pu0c attention
NJ IS s-oali r. 81 neglected moment lorg.r. Bur
fsF days remain, sad ezra ,f5rs should be made 70
impress Or toe pCbe mind tie iupor,ares Of the ssua
ryylvsd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
Dca,b OF GABRIEL Jordan, Eco.

We announce viii 1cers regret toe death Of Gabriel
Jordan, E'g, pro1;usn: aud pu5lc-sPiri,eG citizen
% PaZs coua.y Hbsh occurred ieS days ago 10 The
esy o. Ls-c'olrs NJ J. vas one Of TIE delegates sp-
pointed b' Governor Lsaer 20 represent the State 0.
'7s'''s "a he Con aeroal Convention recently he'd ia
hsnoais. AfvArosd IN life and iLi-m as he Wss, he
ura"r'o1k 70 perform the du:y assigned LIN, bu; ire
exhaustion G 'r,Sel proved too severe trial for his
"ort'iO"a eons'itatoli and, in attempting re-sia
his nome, be sleoe,d only in reachiry the residence
Of friend In the ciy where he breAthsd kis last. He
~s u1a Of sns Intelligence, o. grsA, energy, of con
socu'u7 psoby, CT large hospitality, and Of devoted
n.fIIo.lsr
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CONGRESS
CONGRESS
OF TIE CoNFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
EEIDAY, NArOh 7ih, 1862.
J. BANKHEAD MAGRUDER,
Mrjor General Commanding.

AaN@Ab -AA~NA 49, ASN--
SENATE.
The Senate met at y O'Clock NJ Prayer BY Rev. Jas.
A. Duncan, Of the Methodist Church.
rHK CABINET.
Mr.. MAXWELL, OF Fla, submitted . resolution, in
slructing the judiciary Committee TO prepare bill 10
carry into Cct the latter chuse Of the 6h section Of
lhe It article Of the Constitution which authorE IS Con
Sress 70 grant the principal Ceer in each Of the Ex
ecu.ive Departments q seat upon the aoor in either
House. with the privilege of discussing any measures
pertaining to his department
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Ark, said that the subject matter
Of the Cabinet had better be disposed Of before any such
such resolution was adopted He had serious and grave
doubts Of the proprisy Of carrying into esc; the pro-
vision OF the Constitution referred to.
Mr.. MAXWELL modified the resolution 90 IS to mako
il one of inquiry, and it vas adopted.
THE ASSISTANT CLERKS.
NJ. HAYNES OF Tenn moved to reconsider the vote
bY which the compensation OF the Assistant Clerks OF
he Secretary OF the Senate fixed at 500 per an
uun each in order that ne might TO amend the bill
oy striking out the said and substituting g. 600
20 az 20 allow the clerks the same compensation aloEed
20 the Assistant ,cretary Ar Il. said that he in.
formed that the clerks KEEP: Of work until midnight
every night.
mr. BARNWELL sab that If the lsbOur to be per-
formed than the clerks could well perform,
proper would be TO employ the services OF id
ditionGl clerks
Mr. Hayes replied that higher reward would sweet.
en- the lAbors Of the clerk.
III motion 70 recot slider rejected
I'VE omitted 20 report yesterday, that the bill reguAt,
passed. : -
Ca motion of Mr.. BARNWELL, the Senate went into
secret session.
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Commanding Gencr.I.

iI| his been Plss-d By Congress creating the OF.
re Of Commanding General Of the armies OF the Con-
iad'rhis SAFES, aud Authorizing the President to cal
Whatever oaos ae may choose to the discharge o. '
tutiss Th- Commanding GeneSal under the direction
Of toe President Is % Osdsr the movements Of our
area, 70 have charge If the discipline Of the 'roops
De dsribu,ioo Of supplies, &c, srd NAV, when be
tIiakr proper, AXE copm,nd in the f,.j His usu
hsa-qsarts-s ers 20 b. a. the Seat OF Government and
~ vii ST. the post at the viii Of the President He
pay Is 70 be $500 month, without Allowances sud re
=, % have military secretary, With the rAak AID p,y
Of Cosas o. cavalry, four ades-dloAnp with the rark
sai pay o: Ni)-, aud four clerks With salaries or
81 200 each I is opposed the aPpoia,R'n, will be
raais With on. d.hy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
FROM PARIS-LETTER FROM THURLoW WEED
Editorial Correspondence OF the Evening Journal

PAIIs, January %, 1864.
The Emperor is delivered Of bis speech to the Cham.
h.rs, and our friends breathe freely Our enc
mes here and in England expected the Emperor to lead
or 10 condemnation of blockade aud OF the Charles
tan harbor destruction. So general the expectation
that the paragraph declaring shat Government bad
done nothing 10 which Europe rightfully otjsct
was received with marked satisfaction throughout The
Chambers.
Our minister Mr.. Dayton. had q satisfactory inter-
view with Thouyenel on Friday. had audiences
with ostin guished personages Friday and Saturday
I may ray witt propiiety and in justice TO eminent
statesmen, that n Thouvene Count de horny and the
Prince Napoleon, entertain just and enlightened views
ard right feelings towards our Government The Prince
Napoleon, who recently with Us, AID say and
heard with bis eyes and ears looks upon the rebes
Ion 20 cGuseless and wicked Aud the Emperor though
really pressed by the suerpgs Of the manufacturing
and sboring classes and urged by less legitimate IL hu-
TO declare against the blockade has been alike
true to the laws Of ma ious aud Government.
We return Immediately to London, where when Par
lament meets, on tho 9th Of February, fresh troubles
are apprehended
was fortunate In having letter OF introduction TO
NJ. LoubAt OF Paris, gentleman who resided msny
years in New York. where he has large interests he st.
Nicholas Hotel and numerous friends To Y. Loubat
indebted for useful Information. He ia an ardent
and devoted friend Of the Union.
Archbishop Hughes, regret to say, has been quite Ill
for fortnight, confined most Of the time to his bed
Though much wasted nothing serious 10 apprehendsd.
The Emperor expresses disappointment ana fsgret in
seeing Gen Scott for whose CHARACTER and services
he has great respect and from whom be expected useful
nforustion T. W.
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correspondent writes: You strike the RICH. key.
The only for ia var of INVASION We must car
r. 6e and sword 70 the homes OF the enemy We shall
never have peace safety until, We have made hem
fe,l AL the horsors Of var II Congress would is,us
cali Tor volunteers 70 be led BY some bold and dssAiag
General GpJD P-nl5ylsaail 200 coo men could be read
ny assembled. Everybody you'd Din in i,, With grn'
psos. bowie ka.ye' s'ythe blades, and every other
Telp'n !hA: could sav iaduiiate II Congress does
not choose 70 Sc s. soms bold leader raise the stand
ard On his orr ho)k, sni be viii soon see aockiug
arocad him the or1vess army known. This s1ped
lions Of the Govsrpm,nt We mast change the present
s'a'~- - A--.i--- r1s aO'eIualeHi should loag eS
tbs hETs had every Northern city 70 ashes Five or ten
nLoos Of dollars you'd have been wisely expended in
aias heendares 70 burn every city and town in that
region The s;roeols and uaprovoked var which these
worse thaa BlrSariAas wos1g against ia juslfes
~ dsnands sha We should resort to any and every
eHPedieni for sAf-sy and revenge"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

SENATE.
FRIDAY, March 7th, 1882.

FRIDAY, March 7th, 1852.
Tho Senate was called TO order at II O'Clock, by
the President and opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.
Jeter.
The Senate were informed that the House of Delegates
had agreed to the report of the Committee OF Conier-
ence appointed TO consider the OF 'ne
Houses in relation TO the Senate bill entitled an act to
r,horza the Governor to oreanizs and call out military
forces Tor the defence OF the State.
IT,e Senate having receded from their disagreement
tn. amendments of the House, the said report OF the
Committee Of Conference was agreed TO-.
House ioiat resolution for the appointment oil JOINT
committee to visit The Eastern Lunatc Asylum, COM
mnnc.ted by NJ RIvks taken up and disagreed TO-
The PRESIDEN7 lii before the Ssnat, communi-
cation from ths ErecUt IN response resolution oil
tbs Senate calling fer inormEtol in relation to e1enp
tons from military servcs tho par! OF remnant oil
the P1Dubkey Tribe, LIVING on tae !nesn heser'Ston'
j. King William county.
M DOUGLAs slludiuz u TIE subject aid but very
tia Indian blood clure1 'h-ough &C VEINS ct tue
"a ties tlst they classified IS Tree groes ana
that il they were freed from mitiy requsitlons while
MI hers bond or free had 10 ooey th M, they would
indssd be the true T. f. VS. Of the st to. He moved
the sppoinmsntof comm tee - inquire into the mat
ter with rover send for persons and papers, and re-
port by bill or otherwise.
TIE motion prevailed, sni the President appointed
NessrS. D5uGlis Brauch and Wynhar such conmi''se'
sKSLrE BILLS PASSED
Author EnR the purcnAse LOT cSato VI ~"
in Holly wood Cemetery.
For the relief of John W. Vaughan.
Mr. DOUGLAS, from the Committee on Military Az
fairs, reported the following resolutions:
Rssolssd TrGt the Governor be requested to report
to the Legislature the OF all the disloyh officers
OF militia referred to in recent message OF the Cover
| nor 10 the two Houses.
Where's, Col VIM. ] Wiley, while In command Of
the Slst regiment of Virginia volunteers, was taken
prisoner by the enemy, and during the time he was In
their hands another person Vas appointed Colonel and
assigned the command OF said regiment by the Gov
or nor and question has arisen whether Col Wiley
entitled to pay while such prisoner: Therefore,
RtsoIvsd BY the General assembly, That n lie opin
lou, C1 WIN. Wiley did not lose hs right to pay ol
TO be restored his command when released by restor
Of his having been taken prisoner but such pay is do,
from the Confederate Government and there Is no obi
CATION on the Safe TO pay either OF said Colonies.
Joint resolution WAS unanimously adopted instruct
ing Virginia Representatives in Congress and her Sena
tors TO use their best exerons and influences In reducing
the faary Of members Of both Houses Of the Confed.
rate Congress to reasonable per diem also the SAINT
in respect to the officers and attaches of those bodies
The bill to provide horses for certain volunteers en-
ttrnR the oavarv service taken up and debated un
I'll the hour Of adjournment, and defeated on being pu
| TO vote.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
UEApo IARTRRs DEPARrhESr or HrRsIec,
EIcHsoNp, Va, March oth lss2.
General Orders,

eenerai grder''
.,or, Of Hotels acd Boarding Eosses VII form
xi re ort 70 he Pro,ot MsrihI The nsnS o. All sss,. a.
Ia m srrly.I, m also iIrpshet 20 We fro's' hsHA
t.irs sysTy day at the hours q 10 NJ and 81 M.
IT, v.hi,Is, viii Iepot he Provost hIushi me leAa,h gu
,S.r s,aSrs an IN. NUMBER Of Their Iss' &c
M also maj daily reports Of persons ron ,he '1
nu,r, nusi ns Sc, OF Ca riAsys IN Their st,oel IA,
iii No eron pc uled 10 pass beyoad ne
u' niysr Of stage Coaches are p;Any ioreidden u.
,alins pussng rs any poai within me yen % 81 ~
~, ,I'ess mi a. su n pc sons hare panperii
~ o5aH OF h"s L 4 PAGE,
. A. A. Gsns al
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EXTR ACT.
ArJUrANT AND IssPR GENERALS oTUoR,
RlcHNOyD. MhFeh T. le62

ArJUTANr AND IhsP2 GENERALLY OTNCE,
RienosD, March !, ls62 Z
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 10.
General Order No Issued March m proealmi1g TIE 'u,per-
on Of all civil dreon With the eSosya.n na. Of the Mayer
the city ri kmont with TIE et Ad tbs Surround ng
county o. nj es hereby mocfd 10
nit the - ta.e eognE Cfthe probuso VIII the Ac-
Of the e.t edeceassd aud e q1Alhea
OF guAroauF enter dscrs AID orders Tor TIE pa ton
GaS Of property TO ake orders roads and hdses
TO E eVsny leVs and order the payment o. couEty ea
Islsnea) g. COOPER,
nts-iH Adt and Inspr Geaeral.
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TImcIr PnhIInnIInnn

sr. West has rIIed Al edition Of "HIhlrI R.lS
Fst fsa:i0H"s BOOK Of value, AID especially needed
a tbs Zine. I. ia c1ie reprint from the Las. edition
W'th al the plates aud IllstrstiOds
H. West has also published no- map Of Kentucky
and Tennessee Which slss5es especial interest at this
illc.u-e.
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ms II
VIRGINIA RANGERS.

r,yssoys wishing 10 Join CAVsLRf Oohnm -
xhieh The h5urs OF day may be spent IN abe f4,,
comp ni,nshp. nhtea 20 tnhst nIhs enc Nt&
$50 a. No &c. PovhaiAu Camp Mercer fsd; rs
Su zone but q un.Ieep'ionsbs ssss ,na nso"'
need apply. l1no-os'l -
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large vess.l drawing sixteen feet Of water, rec n
~ passed out of CHARLESTON habor not having the Tear
OF Lincoln or stone q sets In visW.
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HEADQUARTERS DE 7ARTMEST CF HrNsIoO. |
EcLsoya VA March Ilh 1853 (
aENgRAL 0RoEas
~ s.

El4L1s9, VA VICE. I'M LSos
sIEssAL osoEas.
No. {.
Gel Jhn poitr app iDtsi Provost h,rshti Of the
city Richmond aud C.yt A O. Goisln ard j. T. Maynard
are appointed Assistant Provost ia iIh al.
All communications. VsrbI write concerning pu,port CT
location Of Guaret he Is re Pro at dsTJh2
II Ihe city OF hrhaoni 10 divided toto 40 Hllay Us
tie. BY Inc ccmmgaspg E.y0s o.! q, sad .unriog
II street MSE eucs asl set to Governor o.
1871 street 2 Gtte thence 81 street 10 tss limits o. 'hs
city. - - 4,
ie D trct essi Of sad rs o, division a7d,T sonnahd
Ain A. O. coip anal The Dis rst ~t' Of said i'e ata@
he a nAna Ct Captsin J. q. Maynard
III Samuel Maceul b.n % appointed Chief efPtles
- L. R. PAGE,
Ia Asst Adjt General
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The King orthe True Metal.
TIE fOI1Eiai is copy of a late general order Of
Gee. Napsler
HfAD sgLETEss. ANY OF raE rsslSsrLl.

HAD QUARTERS AMY or raE PENINSULA.
ToSxrOwS, Va MEch 1, 1862.
= the army o. tie P5uilsu'a s-Tae term
a. serU,e Tor Which many Of yol enlisted is about 70
e. ire. Your country Invaded oy iasole1t foe, again
armAsdi yo1r hclp-yOur homes are violted-your ire
siae- pol Ited By presence Of msresnAry Eaemy,
g slluat IN tlvI dsoauon-many Of your friends 10
CAPTIVITY, 10 eIls-O1r people sain and the very al
Of regOn d,s Grated and profansd The ruth
sss yralts Eho h,vs dArsd 70 invade as have vowed
oar conquest o. oar destruction. Il i for you 70 rise
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

The Confederate district Court at Aus in, has d'ci'
3ed tbat during the Of the stay Law no judge
msnt can be rendered against ctzTs ct Texas under
the seq1estraton Act Of the Conf derate Congress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

The Safe authorities Of North carolina, bave extmo
ted from military service the employees of the d.uy
Newspapers in that state.
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POUND

DLyh, street, ortn,nnai containing money The ovag
can rel by calgpr At Hunt JIuss Gary street. dst
a.. M N. ,,ry Tor hi, sr,ssmenL mhS-eg
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u roRRrSPCNpENFS.

- Lsss o. btsaSss >. addressed % ns"EtLsoT q
- FAtg."
AriSls ,0rn ,oEA fss e'iAs Ddp t5 mi D pvslil
Ttis ~sls 81 ,i1gt'Hg. 0yJ2 % - kiyE @ ~
~ 90 - rsSi sas, N5s,-dry a0loss
- sgA' iLnss are oAl-gsd f1T -s!osrsissiasstE
- W ocn,1s Jszt8 20 rss-- -sc;si oozz.ssalosto-.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, March s, 1852

FRIDAY, March T. 1852.
The House was called to order at II o'clock by the
srrAKEl, and was opened with prayer By the Rev. Mr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
COMMUNICATION TRox THE SENATE.

Several bills were received from the Senate in which
that body asked the concurrence Of the House Among
these was House bill authorizing the transfer OF Mary
land Volunteers who may p-enlist in the Virginia
rorces TO the Maryland Regiment with amend nent -
The amendment consisted in providing that this Act
shall be in force from and after its passage. The
amendment was concurred In.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-14
CAMP KEYS,
RoMNEY, Va, Jan. Q, 1862.


Editors IntelAgencer:
SIRs 1t has been some time since
have written toyou. But there has been no
news of Importance to communicate to you,
or of sufficient interest to consume the COL
umns of your paper, until within the last
few days. The excitement about march
ing on Winchester. which prevailed here
during our pleasant weather, was soon for
gotten, when we was forced by the sudden
appearance of old King Winter, to abandon
all things else, and prepare quarters to
protect us from the chilling frosts of the
season.
But some three or four days since, there
was different and more intense excite
ment created in camp, by the rumor of u
march on Hancock, being circulated. When
the order to march to the defence of that
place, came, the 18th Va. regiment, quar-
tered at Green Spring, was the only body
of troops that received the order.
The excitement quieted slightly, until
it was reported in camp that the rebels
were advancing upon the town of Hancock,
with force of six thousand infantry, 4
pieces of artillery and two hundred and
fifty cavalry. OF course our troops must
be reinforced. But again we were all dis
appointed, MS the 7th Va. regiment, station
ed at Springfield, was all that received the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-14

STONE FLEET OPERATIoNs.-The English
papers which now profess to have discov-
cred that the sinking of ships in on: rebel
harbors is "an act of hostility to the whole
human race" said nothing when the work
was begun by the rebels themselves
Nearly year ago writer from Charleston
said in letter which went the rounds of
the press. give schoOucrs have been
sank in the channel, so that it is impossi-
BILE for a war ship to cross the Ga-. u
There was no protest at that time from
the British press. Neither has there re-
Gently been at the well known fact that
the rebels have blocked up the cham
mel to Savannah with suuken hulks.-
Such organs of secession as the London
Times can see enmity only on one sidc-the
other is always right.
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Stand by nc Tlepub11c.

The darkest hours of the Republic are
passing, and they were sent as the touch
stone OF patriotism. The sordid, scheming,
sefsh, mercenary crew plot and fawn, in.
trigue and conspire for place, promotion,
and pelf as blindly aud greedily as ever;
while the heroic and true-soulcd ask how
the country is to be served aud saved by
retrcnchment, sacrifice. and uncalculating
devotion. The men call upon Congress to
tax right aud left-to make every one
give half he has-yes, ail-rather than let
the Nation go down: the mcau-souled are
trying to have the taxes levied so that
they shall severally pay as little as may
he. 'fis base world, and its baseness
comes out in u crisis like the present; but
so does its nobIeness ms well, and it says,
Make us all poor if you must, but save the
couutry!-N. Y. Tribune.
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A CLERGYMAN in Boston. preached, Christ
mas Eve, on ''Tllc End of the World, about
ls64-G8." Discourag1ng to young people.
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wheeling wholesale q Retail
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

- TIE undersigned may be found Mt 1 o
Sz4SS4.9 Main Street, where we are extensively
engaged in manufacturing the latest and best styles
aud quality Of Ladies' Misses, Chdren's, Boys and
Gentlemens SHOES, expressly adapted to the
and necessities of tho citizens OF Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which offer at wholesale
and ret" at prices which cannot fail please the
most flstidous,
We invite the trade, and tho public, TO call and
examining our goods. While we gratefully remember
past taVOrs, which have already far exceeded our
most sanguine expectations, we hope in the future
to merit continuance and to share large increase
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
partmcnt, with experienced and accomplished me-
chAncs, we are prepared to manufacture styles and
sizes to order for the trade and public.
nOv22 JAS. W. pILISBURY & CO
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DIR. G, PRICE SMITH.

HAyINGi. returned aud permanently located
IL Wheeling again tenders his professional SER
vices to the afflicted. Since 1876 DR.. s. has been en-
gagged in an extensive practice in the West and has
thus added largely to his knowledge and experience
Discarding the extremes of the different Schools OF
Metfcno, he nevertheless in the spirit OF true Elec-
trcisn adopts as his own all that is really valuable
in the experimental teachings OF all.
Especial attention will be bestowed by DR.. Smith
upon the diseases of women and children, and all
forms of eruptve diseases and chronic 1coInDln1ts
TO his former friends Dr. s. extends cordial invita-
tton to renew the acquaintance. and trusts by his
skill and attention to business greatly enlarge his
sphere of usefulness.
Office and Residence No. S22 Main street, North
wheeling. nOy13-3m
RACON.-IO casks Ranson's Shoulders,
~ @ 5 do S. c. Hams,
Just received by
oet24 List, MoRRIsoN6 & 30. q
q SALT.-1OO bbls. Ohio River Salt, received by
- nov11 Q. HIIDRETH BRO.
II EA1tTH BROONIS, Wooden KoelerB aud
Ill, Hearth Brushes, just received at r. ILL
u. NICOLL & BROS,
declI 100 AIRfn sbReottj
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of Governor Hicks OF
NTorvIo,,,V

ValedIctOry of Governor Hicks OF
Maryland.
The valcdictory message of Governor
Hicks, of Maryland, closes thus:
Gin short time shall exchange the
cares of office for the quiet of my hume.
During my incambency of the position to
which four years ago I was called by the
people of the State, have found its du-
ties, in very many leases, extraordinary,
pcrplexing and harassiug to an unusual
degree, and l shall be able to leave them
with no ordinary amount of pleasure
Whatever may have been my shortcom-
ings in their performance, am persuaded
you will believe me when assert that in
every case have endeavorcd to do that
which thought was right.
''For whatever of good the Great Dis
poser of Events has made me the iustru-
ment, and for whatever of error the falli-
bility of my judgement has led me to COM
nit, during my term of Office, am con-
tent to await the just verdict of my fellow
citizens, when peace and sober counsels,
experience and calm reason, shall enable
them to approve without partinlity and to
condemn without prejudice"
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Hcs.Va,.IH- A 1'SAASES DOuOIe tue ABOVE rates.
~ early Advertising reasonable terms accor-
10 the space occupied and the changes
ers, to be paid for in Qdrancs - 'A''s
business 81 Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
i ~ tor SIX months but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than Il square,
me privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and ali
we'll as all legal advertisements, and advert isemcnts
oinucton sales and real estate sent by them nus
be paid for Mt the usual rates "'A
acknowledgements not accompanied with writteL
accordingly. '''N U''"' S0u
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
t Marriages NoticesOf Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, so cents cach nonyII-;6g
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