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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-08
Order of Publication.

George p. IIinkle,
Richard Gross Il In the Circuit Court for
Caroline Gross Allegany County, as a
VS.. Court OF Equity. NO.
Lucy Gephart l4Os.
and others.
THE object of this suit is to procure
i a decree for sale of the real estate OF
which Apheus B. Ilinkle died seized and pos
sessed, for the partition of the proceeds thereof
among his heirs at law.
The bill states that Alpheus B. Hinkle died
intestate. about the third day of May, eight
cen hundred and sixty-one, possessed OF con-
siderable real estate in Allegany County, part
Of which is described in the bill.
That at his death he left as his heirs at law
George P. Hnkle, Caroline, wife OF Richard
Gross, Lucy Gephart, wife Of Peter Gephart,
Charlotte, wife of L. S. Zevely, Meivina, wife
OF Levi Barker, William Hinkle and Ida NJ
Hinkle, the last two of whom are the infant
children of William w. Hinkle, a son of said
Alpheus B. TIinkle And that the said Lucy
and Peter, Z. S. Zevely, Melvina Barker and
Levi Barker, are non-residents OF the State
OF Maryland.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the complainants by causing copy OF this
order 10 be inserted in some newspaper pub
ished in the city of Cumberland, once in
ach successive week for four weeks. before
lie 18th day Of May, 1862, give notice to
.ae said absent defendants of tue object and
distance of said bill, and warn them TO APP
scar in this court in person or by solicitor,
IN or before the 18th August, 1862, to an
wer the premises and show cause, if any
hey have, why decree ought not to pass
IS prayed Test
HORACE RESEEY, Clerk.
True copy, Test
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
Anril 10 lS62-4w
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

T WILL proceed to enforce the payment of
i the State and County Taxes, for 1860 and
1861, by distress or execution, in all cases,
without exception. Sufficient time has been
given. | must closeu up the business, and will
do it so far as the laws enable me. If persons
arc distrained it will be their own fault. If
they wish to avoid costs let them pay up.
They know their taxes arc unpaid and that it
is thoir duty to pay them, and as they have
failed in this duty 1 will erdeaqor to perfo r,n
mine. l cannot send after them for ever.
WILLIAM WALSH,
Trustee Of John Callan, Collector.
March 6, lS62-tf.
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Order of Ratification.
Daniel N'ineow,

Daniel y'neow, J In the Circuit Court
against for Allegany Co.
His Creditors. No. 100. Insoivents.
ORDERED this 10th day of April, 1862, that
" the sale of the leasehoi premises m de
and reported in this case by William Walsh,
Trustee, be ratified aod confirmed, unless cause
to the trary thereof be shown on or before
the 25th day of May next. Provided a copy of
this order he published in some newspaper
printed in the City of Cumberland, once in
each of three successive weeks before the 18th
day of May next.
The report states the amount of sales to DO
5000. Il. WEISEL.
true cory,
Test-uoRACE EESLEY, CLERK.
April =, lsS2-5t.
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Order of Ratification.

John Gephart and Will
liam IlobiMcll, En-
ecutors of John Val In the Orphans
lentiue, deceased. Court of Alle-
rs. gany County.
The Heirs and Dcvisees
of said deceased.
ORDERED, this ljth day Of April, 1862, by
" the Orphans Court Of Allegany county,
that the sale of the real estate made to Horny
Saunders, and reported to this Court by John
Gephart and William Hoblitzell, Executors Of
the last will and testament of John Valentine,
late of Allegany county, deceased, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to tho contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 10th day OF
May, 1862. Provided, cory of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in Cumber-
land once in each three successive weeks
before the said Goth day Of May, 1862. The
report states the amount of sales to be S3,2OO.
True copy.
Test. B. WIDENER, Register.
Anril IL | S62-3t
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Order of Ratification.

John n. Martin and
others, In the Circuit Court
rs. for Allegany Go. as
Jane Martin and VIM Court Of Equity.
field Scott Martin and NO. lO3V.
others.
ORDERED, this 18th day of April, 1862,
" that the sales made and reported by Will
liam W. Mckaig, Trustee for the sale OF the
real estate Of Thomas Il. C. Martin, deceased,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the YIN
day of May next. Provided, II copy OF TINS
order be published in some newspaper printed
at Cumberland, once in each of three success
sive weeks before the 9th day of May, 1862.
Tho report states the amount of sales to be
$500. True copy-DANIEL VESSEL.
Test-H. RESLEI, Clerk.
April II, 1S62-3t
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Estate of James Warren.

Estate OF JaIntS HHFTCH.
NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber
IN hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
AIlerany county, letters of Administration,
ON the estate of James Warren, late of Allega-
nv county, deceased. All persons having
claims against snid deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, properly authen-
ticated to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day of October, 1s62, otherwise they
NAV by law be excluded from all benefit
in said estate. All persons indebted are reques-
ted to make immediate payment. Given I'M
der nv hand this 18th day of April, 1862.
WIN. c. WARREN,
Anr;l II Is62-3t Administrator.
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Description of Property,

Part of Castle Garden l343 acres and J of the
Two Taverns 500 acres h at 81.
Part of Hope 2O3l acres at s.
A tract of land "lIope'' containing lO553 acres
at 81.
! OF Rock Point 81 acres, and 4 Look up -
acres at 50, ] of Cat Point il acres at 4,
of Deer Park resurveyed % acres at |, 3
of White Oak Plains So acres at B, OF Corn
wall 50 acres, and ] of Pleasant Vale 90
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Part of Republic 5703 acres, part OF FINK oil
Allegany 20l9 acres at 81.
Lovely 1922 acres at 81.
Lots 1850. 1859, bought of Oliver
Part of Elk Garden 997 acres at 81
Lots Nos, 297 and 43G, 100 acres at So,
To undivided of Smithieds, of SIC acres
at Sl9.
acres at Sd.
Part of Elvsiansylvania 400 acres at 81.
Lots Nos 2O33, 25O4, 1890, l49, 1910, 2lO, Sc,
1889, l0l, 1902, lO4, 1854, S7S, 1898, 1880,
2OlO, in all 500 acres at 81.
Part of Pelican 254 acres at s..
Bernc 277l acres at Sl9.
Brotherly Love 1903 acres; Hard Bargain l09
acres at 81; Lots 30G1, 2S60, ll2O, 100, 1894,
4!65, 3SO8, $780, 2307, 450 acres ut 81; New
Addition 2O2 acres, Prospect So acres, lay
lor's Addition AL acres at 81, Last Shift
100 acres, and Carrollyille 26i acres at 81.
of Alhambra 1913 acres ut 81, Entaw zoo
acres at |, of Fairfax $50 acres, of Siege
of Acre 9l5 acres at !, of Troas 1866 acres
at 75c, Rhinoceros 1921 acres at 15c, OF
Sweet Pink 100 acres at /, Reimbursement
200 acres, Bridgeport % acres at Dalacar-
! ,F n ry
acres at 75c, of Crolia 225 acres a T3c,
of Cinqae Foil III acres at 75c, Mt. Pisgah
$40 acres at !.
Potomac Manor 1924 acres, addition to Ma
nor 543l acres at 81, Plains 1926 acr S, South
Bar 1868 acres, and Liberia $50 acres all at
lJ.Lots Nos 1910, 4s7, 2l9, 1888, l39, l4l,
286, 81, l4S, 4sl, 273, and l07 $50 acres at
., Fairfield POI acres at Unit 80 acres at
!, Chinese Hut lOl3 acres at !, Spa 2035
acres, Junius 100 acres both a. J, Or lot
sold to Garrett V Moon so acres at ..
Lots Nos 1882, 1888, 1884, 1888, $3.50, 254l
2535. 9S, l48, 35l 1913, l4Ol, 1859, 1903
1902, 1920, 1910, 1913, 2695, 269G, 27O6
27O7, 2l32, 2l33, 1920, 232l, 1900 acres at
75c; part of Lots 267 (3G acres), 227 (25
acres), l849 GA acres), 1914 l25 acres), $50
acres at 75c Shandy Hall 638 acres at Q
Mill Seat 355 acres at 2; part of Swans Mea,
dows 992 acres at 2, Richland CIT acres al
ns 2, sat nj Il. 'C Good Hope !o4 acres at
shinwortb 5agI acres at 81. and Strawberry
Plains CLEO acres at |. Lots Nos. 1860, l2Gl
I563 l965 1855, 1878, 1888, 1923, 1858, ant
i596 400 acres NJ 75c-i taxes paid 70
Goo. NJ Swan or l8CO (Sl1 sS); \ for lSG
n,id nv G.. NJ. Swan $50 sS.)
Undivided one-half Smithfield, one-half 81
nrrcs. nj $50.
Bcotty,s Plains 4o3 acres. ut s., bot. of Am
bros 4
roirIce Park G071 acres, at 81.
DISTRICT No. II.
Pit internal improvement ZIG acres, at Sl'9o
Lots 3239 o ana .a 3z SSs% at pa oaaooo ocros
''V 81, = 49, -'''' ''' ''
one-half Lots 1852, 1908, 27ol, 27o2, 27o
'i I,r ,ro oarns Of a. IN
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Description of Property,
DISTRICT NO. !.

r,o.o, oon ocros ot 90
arr %, 700 IA ocras iot M ! Brobst. Sl6s.
o's is9o' eco NJ , ofIooI Gas acres Si26,
10. 20 oc, ~ Tiat oIa acTas Walnut Ridge so
nv 90, q tSoea title North 11o1 acres
49, ", r; ,.or.orv I0o oc-eset s. 7S2ln
~, 80 ,frs aIoi al ga AK I371, OIL.
o,S Ina "a M SIX onj 8i7-7oo A.
49,, 81 c7no
ctes s, at $i,-1o 49, W u,n 1901 ocros ., s35o
al. nc tss u ,co - . 81 10, If O,Hern
city r't 81 Icot IoN ocros a, Sil
ots nos sly, t0-'Ttoo "c.'s :" a. 6o,ofW
'olS 3"9 anu '1o "O''' - ''-'
ana ): NCC"I!, % o-oo.,
LOIS Nos - "n na VDIoIV az" Sr,, or 1ooc
PAL, 2l63, 2lo' 2'i' and l42 containing wv
acres NJ Slz. ...,.,, ooo ,,.rcbor-
1000 acres oil iahd al - E @iiioUo.I 500 live
uise paw ttouoe aoo7 zoos 1000 and 1928
'9'otM ''l'ol FL 49, ',Io,,t,ip G45 acres
200 acres, Meado% Moun naIf cIen Eyric
Latent worm IT, 80 5f5 acres Father
23l- "c.es' huuu{ y lin ok acres San
thh": 90 49, Gu Eoy,d, 100 ocres
BeEo 90 acres, r'erH nor"l lc, ' arros ~ ~
Green Bay % nCres' Cisson 'o "n pnr.,.,s
maid so acres, Deer lciu Of "cIeS. | e,,l
Hill lO43 acres, "aS"l'a 10" w. a,h 'uo
Glades l2o$ Il res 0"cL tilen'o
cFes' Me"uTM aIn -! acres Mead
sur!tI on thgint P"ie J." 80 I I nv'' a.,
On ~ ,at'i oIa"o
'U ,stt - 100 ,,oc l2o. .n5s loos
No,s -, go 49, Jna- al oo2 ali
-L"'' - 80 t'yT' 500 ,o.a, a, cts
4io'' 90 h'nt VI -, "'l 80 - ~
: VI - ~ i'aI' - o.a-, GO
Kobys Adventure 100 acres NJ %: ,,s
90 acres ana 4'o'' 1'' anu
l5' acres al ';-,.,,,,,.-,,, va
Di' 'l.iIi w - ooo
Revolutionary services 90 acres ana LOIS 'o'
and 595 each 81.
Lots 1853, 49, lG3 ana 2o4-2oo acres al a.
5000 Lot No. 26l, 80 acres, BOT VI isaac
MrNtchntl ~ - k9oO,J
Drm's Trouble lSO4 acres at -, Dot j. " 'n-
ter.
Lots 1913 and 3974. loo acres at 81 %.
Lots Nos. 2090 and ll56. 100 acres at o. 2o
Lets Nos. 3ll4 and 628 100 acres at 81 81
Elder Spring, so acres at 81, bot OF Henry e.
Thomas.
Lo. No Ill. 50 acres at 50.
Lot No. 3035, 50 acres at SO.
Name unknown, 22l acres At -, DOT OF AK
bnuse
Youah Manor sac acres ut - cts; oue-third
Of this tax has been paid Nv Geo. NJ. Swami
$40 IS for 1860, and So sc for 1861.
INSTRUCT 10. 5.
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MvRvAAa
INSURANCE COMPANY
ALLEGANY COUNTY

DEMOEED to the ROOF on Liberty street op
lCposite the Drug Store of J. B. III. Camp
bell, CUMBERLAND, MD.
The Board of Directors meet every Thurs
day at o'clock, =. NJ, to determine on all ap.
pications for insurance. For forms Of applica
tiou. and any other information, apply to the
Secretary, or any member of the Board Of Di-
rectors.
OFFILERS
WILLIAM r. BEALL, President.
JOHN GEPHART, Secretary.
J. B. II. CAMPO ELL, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
William X. Beall, J. B. II Campbell,
H0pewell Hcbb, ii. d. Wineow,
William II. McCulley, d. Saylor,
A. L. Withers, d. W. McCieary,
+. Minke, Thomas Devecmon.
L. NJ. Gramlich, John Coufehan.
Notes offered for Discount will lie acted Oh
the regular meetings of the Board
Juno 49, 1S59.-ly.
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WEST.
LEA Y T..
License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons and
IN bodies corporate or polite, whom it may
concern, that they must obtain license, OF
renew the same, on or before the 10th day Of
MAY next according to the provisions Of Act
Of thu General Assembly of Maryland, passed
al December Session, 1897, oh. III.
THOMAS q. McCULLoH,
Anil l7,lsf2 Sheriff
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S. r. LITTLE,
DEALERIN
WATCHES & JRWELRY,
- 81
STLVERWARE, &c.

LII the time something new can be seen at
"A the Cheap Jewelry Store of S. 7. Little in
the way Of
Gold, Silver and Plated Ware; Carbuncles;
Garnet, Lava Coral, Comeo, and Jet Sets.
WATCHES of all the celebrated makers in
the world. The American Watch which for
time keeping and durability cannot be surpas-
sed.
CLOCKS.-A full assortment Of day and
80 hour Clocks always on hand.
SPECTACLES.-This branch will receive my
special attention, as the sight is of more value
than silver or goll.
Pocket and Table Cutlery of the best manu-
facture, 200 different patterns.
uao-W Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired,
with neatness and dispatch, at the sign Of the
Big Watch, Baltimore Street, near the Railroad,
Cumberland, Md. Oct. 3, 1861.
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nl.s Johnson

-m,s johnson
.ra Y. And J. ". NJ.
,glgh
m. Norton
rest,lort and Directors
tinted atntes Bank
,-,.e Teinplerunn
~. rcmrGeman and zeb-
Mon " DnnhIm
.s ". Templemnn and
w.. GrinAn3e
-les who's
.nf,. Allen
tnia rs Bpatty's heirs
,rtau pdl Company
I .kfon DAWSON, Phillip
and GAO Lewsllyn
rriamin q. Grecre
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=-+;ee 70 Delinauent Tax Payers.

n
be foundHab
of
o charge0e with the
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pursuance the County Commissioners passed on
in
before necessary raise the
due there putey, bod he
he
job Cdhn of SttealCo Tax
Clok to omnyC
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Name of Owners
Zee =
Moore n. Falls

Moore N. ais
Benjamin Galloway's heirs
J. Dixon Roman, President
sc
John G. Reaney
J. R. Anderson
C. X. & n. P. Bruce
Oh lrles Brace
VIM. r. Dobbin Hollings-
worth l. VIM. Rowles
Evangelical Lutheran Gin.
of Frederick
J. B. Ford
Charles A. Isaacs
BENZ. H. Elias, D. Lawrence
and Mary Riddle
Martha Mclaughlin
| Michael Mcdonald
| Lawr'ce NJ. & VIM Morton.
| John McCobb & VIM. ii.
Miller
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All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, shout d take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills ana
Ointment and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, NJ better present can be sent them
NV their friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never.iai ling friend in the hoar OF
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-08

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."g'4r.ag Company
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b1 w LAYTON
re-tI5Trs
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-13

- It appears from the census returns
now for the first time published, 1.-THE sta
tis,ics having been expressly procured by
Mr.. Spauldine from the census bnreau,)
that the value ef real ana personal estate
in this country has more than doubled du-
ring the ten years from 1850 TO 1850
AT the former period the aggregate value
was seven billions. one hundred and thir-
ty-fye milliops, seven hundred and eighty
thousand, two hundred and twenty-eight
dollars (s7,lS5,780,22S); in the year
1860 the total stood sixteen billions, one
hundred and sixty-one millions, two hmm
bred and sixty-one thousand, two hundred
and thirty-nine dollars ($l6, l,26l ,239)
being an increase Of $9,025,4l8,Oll, or
over nine billions - an increase OF 10
per cent, in the accumulated wealth OF
the country. A billion is thousand mil.
hons, and the present value Of the real
and personal estate is therefore over six
teen thousand one hundred and sixty mil
lions-a very substantial basis OF taxation
The aggregate force of the rebels IN thu
| field now, the Richmond Dispatch admits a
only $1,000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-13

walks Of private life, without theoretical
or practical knowledge Of parliamentary
law CT practice, and placed here 10 dis
charge he complicated duties of this POI
sitlon." II is evident " that such IRAN
sitioa would be attended with serious em-
harra .smeulis, 4~s5 t
if'1856, he was tae candidate OF the
Republican Party, and was elected Gov
error of Vermont, by tlOentg-taoo thoasaad
majority, h., YVES reelected in 1857 by
a similar vote He received, al each cleo
ton, the largest majority ever given TO a
Governor of Vermont, when elected on
regular party ISSUES Al the time of his
Inauguration as Governor, was temporal
rily revived, an ancient custom, which had
long been extinct in this State. A pro-
cession was formed consisting of the men,
bers of the Senate and House, the State
officers and others, under the direction OF
the Adiutant General OF the State, attend
ed by military escort, which moved to
the Church, and there attended religious
services and listened to an election SER
mon." At the close of which they retirneo
to the State House, the oath Of office was
administered to the Governor, aud there
upon his annual message was read.
During his administration the State
House at Montpelier was destroyed by fire
and measures were immediately taken t.
rebuild il on the same site. During hi
ADMINISTRATION, also, the Judiciary system o
the State was changed by abolishing thu
Office OF Circult Judge, and re-adoptins
the old Supreme and County Courts, which
1 prevailed in the State, immediately before
| the establishment of the Circuit system
and which had, then, been long il Use.
1 In 1861, after his retirement from tn
| Guberuatons.,, CHAIR, Governor Fletche
represented his native town in the Genera
| Assembly of Vermont, and was, on tn
par, of the House, chairman of the Joir
committee on the Library. Governt
, Fletcher is yet living, He resides on h
farm in Cavendish, and will be, durii
the present month"; his life is spared,
: years old.
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INCIDENTS OF THE BURNSIDE ExPE-
p1T1os.-A Among the incidents of the
Burnside expedition, it is related that
Commodore Goldsborough was attacked
during the violent storm with fit OF
rheumatic govt, which completely dis
abled him for active duty, and he was
afraid to depend upon the volunteer naval
officers, At one time the gigantic old
Commodore arose from his lounge, and
asked the Almighty to spare him his suf-
ferings for q few moments for the sake
of his dear country. Gen. Burnside was
ubiquitous: he was everything, every
where. With nothing to distinguish him
but his yellow belt, in blue shirt, slouched
hat and high boots, he stood like sea-
god in the bows of his light boat, speak
ing every vessel and asking affectionately
| about the welfare of the men. His mas
ter mind lost nothing in this time of ter
ror. Suddenly learning that the troops
were suffering for water, he made tn
beach near Fort Clark. and directing tn,
work of the condenser there, he succeeded
in preparing the sea water for drinking q
the rate of three hundred gallons an hour
and the sun had scarcely set when he ha'
the feet supplied.
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How TO PREVENT DEPRECIATION

How TO PREVENT DEPRECIATION
Those of our contemporaries who have be-
slowed SO much Improbable labor in por-
traying the evils of deprecated curren-
cy, seem to forget that even if all they say
is true, it forms no objection to the issue
Of demand notes as proposed by the Coy
ernment, while the whole of our Bank
currency is suspended, for nothing is more
certain than that an inconvertible paper
currency may by simple expedient be
kept at par, or at least be prevented from
|rdeclining in value to any appreciable ex-
| tent. Among the numerous authors OF
eninence who admit this to be an estab-
| lisked principle of financial science, we
| may cite JOHN STEWART MILL. "A
| paper currency" says this writer, may
| be maintained at the same value with a
metallic either by convertability, or by
some principle of limitation equivalent to
| it; and an inconvertible currency, regu-
lated by the price of bullion, would con-
form exactly in all its variations to con-
vertible one."
Regulation by the price OF bullion,
then, is all that is necessary. If the issue
Of demand notes be restricted by constant
reference to the ruling price Of gold, de.
probation will be as certainly prevented
as if the equivalent principle" of convert
Utility were not suspended. When the
premium on specie rises to q certain point
let the issue be stopped !; but, until that
limit is reached, the emission of paper
money, instead of iBjuring the country,
will confer on all its industrial interests
numerous advantages, by way of relief to
the necessary burdens Of war. The chief,
if not the only seclrity which convertible
ity imparts to currency, such as we have
had in this country since 1916, is the pre-
vention of inordinate issues. If this ex-
cess be otherwise controlled, if some re-
strictive substitute guard the stream ofthe
currency from being overcharged, we en-
in time of national danger, dispense witt
the check of convertibility, and, without
fear Of loss to the country, resort in an e
mergeIcy to the use of an authorized uni
form paper money.-M T. Times.
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IPos tbs Rutland Herald i
Corn As Ming,

E,a, x,o,toa Ore a. 80 ~ ef"'o
And now he's a fOflorh, e,
Well shout him doGn aNa hse' ~ "'""'
Ana ery ap good kiag Corn. Hi
King Cotton slw Ay- s~e,iea Sito pnet
And bore an cir of sooFn, 'ir
Bat now he must just stand ASIDE ...
And make the way for Cor, ar
A tyr~nt aud sknaye hewas
Fer sino. that he was born, siti
az trsmplHd on the sac ed laws,
Arc tkumhsd hts nose 70 Corn at,
But now We sss he's coming oat
The email cad OF the horn, air,
Aud 60 we'll give Yankee shout
To welcome n King Corn, SIR
Let rebels fret, and ohsfs and sweat,
For we are ~ In the morn, cir,
And though they cry for Cotton yet
We'll make them cry for Corn sii
- 81 IS GEORGE HEL a
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We have fancy that the following isfather eea
ar well ar decidedly wicked:
Quoth Mary to John,
:" ow wicked are men
To Abraham's bosom
scarce goes one in ten. "
Quoth j ohm TO Mary,
"why should they, my dear
Since daily they find
Far swe eter ones here"