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InSOlUeHfS .TOtiCe.

Douglas j. Percy OEaDD1ERaEfPs. Sent, this iss Ssh
His Creditors. that Douglas ]. Percy
give motto, to his creditors, cndorsers and SUI
reties, that the LIST Monday in January 1864 is
fixed for the said Douglas j. Percy to appear
in the Circuit Court for Alegany county, to an :
swer such interrogatories as his creditors, en-
dorsers and sureties may propose or allege a
gainst him; and that copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland, once week for three sue
cessive months prior to the first Monday of
January next, as such notice. ..
Test--H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Sept. 10, 1868 In.
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BzlJ- John Fl. Young and DR.. II. G. Stew
art, have been appointed members of the
State Central Committee Of the Unconditiou-
al Union party for Allegany county.
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CANADIAN MILITIA.-A proposition has
been introduced into the Canadian Parlia-
ment to raise $1,000.000 year by direct
taxation for the support Of tho militia.
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Cough CANDY.

II HAVE on hand an excellent article o
l Cough Candy, also Peterson's Tar Drops,
which are good for all threat diseases.
April 0 r. l. NORRIS, near P. Office
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Kentucky.

The official vote Of Kentucky, as certi fled
by the Board of Canvasscrs, is as follows:
GOVERNOR.
Bramlttte, Union. .........."......67.5s 6
Wickliffe, Dem. 1894
: Majority for Bramlette.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
Jacob, Union................ ........G5,s51
Reed, Dem ...................... 800
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OK AND AFTER AUG. S0TH, 1868
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at 745 n. m.
&" Cumberland at 5.15p p. m.
Arrives ut Wheeling 4.20 a. m.
DAILY except Sundays)
Express Train Leaves Baltimore at 7.30 p. m.
F" " Cumberland at $40 a. IN.
Arrives at Wheeling 4.40 p. IN.
Daily
Mail Train Leaves Wheeling 1920 p. m.
" Cumberland $40 q. In.
Arrives at Baltimore $50 p. m.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeling 1880 n. m.
" Cumberland 925 p. m.
Arrives at Baltimore $40 q. IN.
(Daily.) - .r
Through Tickets for all the principal cities
North and West ofthe Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this office.
L. C. DEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Sept 10, 1868.
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RARTLETT'S Oil Paste Backing, bostin the
~ world, for sale-oy l.'
Feb. S. VyM. R. BEALL co.
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lust received a fne assortment of Port Mo-
j, naies. Hair, Tooth, Nail and Clothes
Brushes, at LEFEVhE'S Drug Store.
April 80, 1868.
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County Ticket.
For State Senator,
DR.. CHAS. II. OHR.
For House of Delegates,
.t .a A. G. GREENE,
E WIN. SHAW,
.-| HENRY BROWN,
r HOPEWELL HEBB.
For Clerk of Circuit Court,
WILLIAM r. MoCULLEY.
For Register Of Wills,
GEORGE W. HOOVER.
For Sheriff,
BASIL T. GARLITZ.
For States Attorney,
STEPHEN w. DOWNEY.
For Judges OF the Orphans Court,
@ j. B. Fl. CAMPBELL,
r.. DOUGLAS PERCY,
,.r ~ a.. NJ. l.. BUSH. ~
For County Commissioners,
JOHN BEALL, ........
CHARLES RIDGELEY,
J. i. TOWNSHEND,
ELIJAH FRIEND,
JOHN HI. STALLTNGS.
,--... For County Surveyor,
JAMES CHISHOLM, JR.
Election "Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1856;
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Order Of Ratification,

Order Of Ratification,
John T. Edwards, In the Circt it Court for
VS. Ailegany County, as q
Frederick Ninke, Court of Equity
and others, No. l43a. Chanccry.
ORDERED that the sale made and reported
" by Jacob Brown, Trustee for tho sale of the
real estate Of George lIildebl and, decd, be rat
flied and confirmed, unless cause to the contra.
ry thereof be shown on or before the Sd day of
October next. Provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Cum
berand, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 5th day of October next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
S3lS,00
IT. RESLEY Clerk.
True Copy: Test-I. RESLEY Clerk.
Sept. 10, 1S63-3w.
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Go and see the Professor.

HOSPITAL REPonT.-The following is the
official report of the U. S. General Hospital
at Cumberland, Nd, in charge of Surgeon
j. B. Lewis, for the week ending Sept. 4th
1868: s'- .
Number patients remaining last report. AGA
Admitted SINCE. S3
Total treated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5O2
Returned to duty Observation-Disclosures.
bcScEtcu q
ITatlSieTTeu.. OIL
Dleu. .......................... ~
Total remaining in Hospital.
Number OF Nurses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Cocks. .......................2 90
.......................... 20
Ward Masters and Clerks.
Total in Hospital, ................... sos
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DIR. Ohr was unanimously declared the
nominee for Senator.
House Of Dehgates.-The following gentle
men were nominated for the House of Dele
gates A. G. Greene, Henry Brown, Major
William Shaw, Hopewell Hebb.
The nominations were made unanimous.
Sherif-rhe ballot resulted as follows:
B. T. Garlitz, ........................11
y. WicKard, ........ .......................5
Mr. Garlitzwas declared the nominee.
States Attorney-Col. Stephen w. Downey
was NOMINATED for States Attorney by accla-
matioa.
Judges of Orphans Csurt,-The following
gentlemen received the nomination. viz -.
B. Fl. Campbell, A. NJ. L. Bush, Douglas Percy
The nomination was made unanimous.
County CommissioneTs-The following gen.
tlemen were selected by the convention John
Bell, Charles Rdgely, j. l.. Townshcnd, John
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The Hon. Francis Thomas receiving
a majority of the votes cast. was, on mo-
ton of s. r. Waters. of Carroll. unani-
mously declared the choice of the Con-
vention. ..- ..'
On motion, the following gentlemen
we're appointed by the Chair. to inform
the Hon. Francis Thomas of his nomina-
tion, viz; Col Chas Il Trail, of Fred
erick, s. w. Downey, of Allegany, Ohio
Baker. of Washing ton, and Isaac Pierson of
Carroll.
On motion, vote Of thanks was rendered
the officers OF the Convention.
On motion it was ordered that the proceed
ings of the Convention, signed by the officers
be published in all the Uniun papers in the
4th Congressional District. 5...
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
THOMAS HAMMOND, Pres't
LANcELoR JAKEs, Vice Pres't. .
$ sn y. D n.'... and Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.


THURSDAY, April &c p. M
Gold has been very active and mercurial to-day.
II seems that some very heavy holders who had
bought below $50 concluded that this would be
good day to realize profits, and at an early hour
this morning sold it down to 1851. 1t Afterwards
rose to 1917, fell back to 1897 rallied to 1885,
fell back to l54, sold at l54, l53 and 1921 in
the afternoon and closed 1881 bid. 1t is stated
ON good authority that the measures before the
Legislature for the repression of speculation Id
gold will fall the pressure brought to bear on
members by the produce and mercantile interests
being too powerful to be withstood. IL mas iiko'
wise been urged with effect that these measures
would practically drive business from New YORK
to Boston and Philadelphia and should not, ON this
account, be counteranced by the State Legisla-
ture.
Foreign exchange is inactive. The importers
are not buying, and the bankers are not anxiousto
draw. AT the close to-day the quotation was l61
1853.
Money is very easy The leading brokers are
amply supplied at per cent, and at all the lend
ers have money to dispose of. The disbursements
of the Sub-Treasury are enormous--even larger
than tho receipts.
The stock market was dull this morning, and the
best prices of yesterday were not maintained.
Stocks generally showed tendency to sympathize
with gold. Pacific fell off Z, New York Central
"a, Erie Il. Erie preferred "A, Rock Island q, To.
ledo H. On the other hand the Harlems were
firm. Hudson River rose per cent, and Cleveland
and Pittsburg was very steady. Governments
were weaker, on the fall in gold. There are
large orders for government securities here on
European account, which can only be exc
cuted when exchange reaches certain point.
From this cause we shall probably witness here
after closer sympathy between gold and govern
ments than between gold and the railway or mis-
cellaneous shares. At the close this morning the
market was steady. In the public board, at one
p M, the market was extremely dull, and transac.
lions were very limited. In the afternoon the
general market was inactive and fraction lower;
but Harlem and Hudson were exceptions. The
former rose per cent, selling at 80; the latter
was u per cent better than in the morning and in
brisk demand. There was no change at the four
p. M. call of the public board, except in Harlem,
which dropped to 81. The following were the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

Wheat was In limited demand to-day. Saea were
made only 5000 bushels at 81 IS for white 81 10 for
and 81 Is for amber Western 81 Is 81 II for amber
Jersey and 81 Is for unsound spring Corn was heavy
with sales Of 900 bushels mixed Western at 9lc s3c
for sound &c. 90c. for unsound and heated, &C., for
white do and yellow. Sales made Of 800 bushels
rye at 81 o. 81 10 for immediate and future delivery
good request at SOC. q &c., according TO quality.
CoFrm-The demand was fair, with sales OF 600 bags
Rio part at &c., and rs bags choice Porto Rico at $40
COTTON up TO 75c 76c for middlnEs early IN the
day, bat closed tamely and very rreguary.
FRnGHTs.-A moderate business was reported to-day.
To Liverpool there taken 10000 bushels grain o.
and 4Os by sailing vessel and steamer To London there
were shipped $500 bbis -four at 2s., aud heavy
goods 20s 25c To Glasgow so packages provsio ms
HAY Confined in fair request at &C., o5c for North
river.
Hors were In less demand At 2oc ITO for new crop.
MoIAss.-fhs total sales were 100 6bls New Orleans
at 3SHc &c.,; small lot or Porto RICO a. oSc, ana
NAVAL s1oRns were quiet and depressed At q IS q
81 rs spirits turpentine, and $22 so $50 for all
kinds Of rosin.
OILs-There were no important movements to-day.
PROVISIONS The sales Of pork were restricted 70 DAY
d. and $11 IS 10 80 for prime Beef was IN less DO.
mand with sales Of 300 bbs ut $40 50 So for plain
and si2 70 IS 80 for extra ness saes were made o.
the range Of l0ke ike 900 boxes Of bacon a. 10
9kc and $50 packages Of hams and shoulders a. TNo
and s eS Butter ~, ruled quiet :: 40 zSo
SUGAR were more sought after and sales we're made
oo hhas a. exc al S fSE CSoa h sIsn .so e.
0crss Of lis 900 Ss ~s made a. llxc
12c.
l7c and T., and D. at $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, AGED e. JUST RETURNED
"A from Europe high social position called good loes
marry young IL dcsrous Of meeting with some handscmq
ana scSomnshcd young lady, between ~ and 20 yeap Of
al vho hss true and loving heart sucn address
vb conndencs and ancsrty, appointing place o. Insr.
rps,,.6sirbis New York City Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

A GENT wANrEB-To SELL OUR NEW TON THUMB
Packets con ming fine stationery and card picture
Of the liputian couple besides gin Of jewsry We also
give spndd Photographic album 10 each agent Send for
our ne" '''e q. g. HAsKrNs CO. 20 Beetman stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

THuRsDAY, April 20 Pm
AsHn.-saes % bbls, including pots at TKc.. and
pearls at 90.
BRxlps7uErs There was less activity In the market
for four with slight abatement in prices to-day. caused
mainly by the rapid decline In gold. Sales were MADE
Of 500 bbs State and Western, 900 Southern and $50
Canadian within our ravisad range -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

4 WIDOWER, WHOSE DUbfUBS8 EN0A0EMKNTD
oscuuy his takes this method
Via He dssres lady Of the highest responsibility kin
r.ss and dspostion who competent 10 superin
tend her houaehod saars litter Addressed 70 Nashsn
Tca etaton E. Eighth avenue, within ten, days, will 10
promp<iy attended 70 and held IN strict confidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

HIATRIMoNIAL-r 0rFER, In ExCHAn0E p0n
mi some good heart that heats warm sny
human's and pledge supple in sweet eIeess-she rel
wife VIII notice this. Those who viii the pains Of
writing address. within week, John " whitins.
Herald onlos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

EMPLOYMENf.-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS NAN. aAv
~ fng few hours to every day. wanted Apply 1T
"a Beck =, u ~. third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

ROY wAHTED:-A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG LAD
Is wanted who writes toe haad and lives within Ten
,out~s walk OF the store; ocmau preferred. Apply
A. Dsrsssrs music sore. m5 Broadway. bctweeu Sist
1f sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03
Movements In Real Estate.
By Jae N. Miller


lots A. saith st., SIS f. g. 18th av 25xl02 each $50
lot g. w. cor eth av and saith ST., 222xs0. 1850
lot g. g. saith st. adjoining above, 20xl022..... 1875
lot w. g. 4th av., 50 n. g. saith st., 20x8o.. 1,l40
lots n. 65th at 325 IT, W. 9th av 25xl0o... 1900
lot q. g. SD st., 160f It'll av ,25xl505. 1000
story brick house and lot o. 8. seth st., l25 n. O.
9Th av., 25xlO2.2.... o,uU
Lot n. I'd and Tooth ST., 25xl00.. $50
lots adj above on I'd av and Tooth st., each 25x
1OO eacn.... f4u
lots n g. cor 18th each rs 6xss each 1,775
lot on 10th av, $3.50 Of above, and lot q. 10Th
st., 80 f. Q. LIST av., both 1,475
story brick house and lot adj above, 25x1022 5000
lots adjoining above each 25x102.2 each. 2,150
BY Miller, Wilkins & Co.
story brick house and lot 1876 4th st., between
9th and Macdouga st., 2lxl09. 80 200
is.sxios H. i. - :. =. ~, ~. wv 1850
st.. 2oxioo .................... $500
story brick house and lot 6s5 sth av, 1900
block 1850
Small gore n. g. SD ST., near 10th 525
Small gore adjoining above. 6o0
assx5s DECENTRALIZATION. 1850
so II. 10th av 500
Frame house and lot adj above 81 and 25A99... 290
Lot SD ST., adj above, 2S.6 aud 26x0e lilo
Lot 8. SD st., adj. above, 236 aud rs 90 LILO
Lot 33d st., adj above, 23 and 25x9e 160
BY h. II. Ludlow Co.
Lot g. 4Sth st. bet Sd and 4th avs 25xl006.. 3700
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

The North River Insurance Company has de-
clared semi-annusl dividend of Eve per cent,
payable on the 10th inst; the Firemen's Insurance
Company. semi, annual dividend of five per cent,
payable ON demand; the Shoe and Leather Bank,
semi-annual dividend Of four per cent:free of 60
vernment tax, payable on the Sd of April.
The statements Of the banks Of the three princi.
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
Of 1862 as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

The deposits at the Sub-Treasury to-day at
per cent on call after ten days were very large
indeed-over a million. The ease Of money
prompts people to use their means in this way.
The conversions were over 100000. The follow.
ing was the business Of the Office to-day
For customs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 90
ray nonS 40q! 100 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

HfArRrMOrIAL-A WIDOW LADY A0BD D.
M wishes 70 form the ac}usntspce Of elderly geute-
naa Of cass. with vicw 70 mstmcny Address Tor osa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-30
TIE rusrAnrRI III II. psiRA.

The TuscaTorn nss tasu e:.ertainiog the
English residents SC Fanch.. .;Hhe a.by, q
Bilish 'sreae.ar auspected 81 having .S2uth-
ON consignmrnis.o bnard, mad pot in with
dsaasgei boilcsT, Ani on fEursosy, tie lSih
uis., her co1p mat.iee invited few OF tue reg
idsnts 20 take short ses TIP in nor, IN
order 30 test her ncii:t;ss e,th cne boiler only.
Tee Tuscarofa, which hal rasa Keeping e
sharp lockout apon lar, thought tbst st.s
wGs goiag TO make Il Iun for it, and VIXEN
the R4hy weighed anchor and startsd On ha.
TRIP, :pe Taseaiora followed Leg Hs closely IS
ssa, was. able. The Engllshnanj how
ever, bent the Yankee hQl!ow, steamed
pleasantly round tke-islan;;, and snchered in
the bay sgain. The next dss, The Ruby clipped
her capleS, and ;gos4gay TO sea &c q splendid
sF,ecd, this time unmolssted by. the Federal
conmsr DER, VI no. was probably quite satisfied
with his oefea. Of the osy- before. Two
mors English steamers weIei in the bay, and g
these :hs Tusca.cra now directed her attsn'
tiJns. She kept within haiGng distsncs Of them
the who:s Of Lhs afternoon, and had got every
thing ready to aip away GA l1oment's notice
It-pss-known. on shore Ssaat the English.
men intended nstdng . start tia: night il
everything were favorable. The night vas
Intensely dark, 6ut tolsrsb!y fine, and a'
about IL O'Clock tie three Vessels were seer
nesting close to esch other with their light:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-30

The Times" correspondent Irakee an ;1l-
portalt revelation in his lss! letIer-iupor-
taHt if true. He says taat couote1fsis psrolo
certificates arc sold 10 Ucio2 soiG;ers At Is
cents pieco; and. 'hsva bean furnished by
thousands, SO that there are far moro North
srn men az homo under parole thhn were
ever taken prisoners. II ,nen can be killed
OF, or placed hors dsi combat ia this faanion,
At their own cost, the National ArrT Lasy hs
easily bsstsn. Capt. Bobsdil'5 me,hcd was
not noarly 70 expeditious. Bet al this ii .
game that two can play at, why not stnd
some sharp fel"ws into ths Confederate lines
to parole few thoueupd of'Lea's ragged
soldiers? If thu Surthora ers. are ~ toxious
to evoid eervics sa tdeaa storias rsrs sssuc tbs
Northern troops, their Whols army might bs
psToled, leaving our troops 10 rnarch "into
the bowels VI tho land withr,.e impedi-
ment."
The Iurnor Of another rttsupt 81 mediation
on tho part oi tho Emperor, comes 10 the
Times /" Paris ccr:espordsncs .his lor,-
ing. M. Dayton has bad Special intsrYlsT,
and The Emperor, presume, ilss ssked hia
opinion whether tho result Of tho Ectipu as
Fredericksburg would be likely, 90 dispose
ths National O. raosaEt &c. aeeept i Is faiaod.
= 6f@s5. Taa coIres psh fpnt tells us m:
tho English GeyerHGl.ns still resoiaselyyr-
fusca 70 JON in 1ny n,5nner Of interior eace.-
There are several ressons fer ..iis, 0Aicf
have heretofore rdvertei 10. The St L,w
-ancs is frnz:1. Ths May Dsrartmcns ID
bchinitand VIA tbs Ion-c! adG. The cot
ton-spinners are in no burr. TIE Nor:h II
nos sufficiently e1hsuatad Probsblg tbs
atfongest reeeon If all IL, that the auppors CT
Cooden and Bright ars :: rnta5 il tia coming
session By tho Palrnsrstou ADMINISTRATION,
WhIle lno oct!on operatives il Lancashire
Hso dong we'll, lrd riiu p-urr-ts Las cot il
ytara brought higher p:icrS. Good- are
high, a.:d the Gotta lords feel gu 70 Of IN
sourdsnt sppaly 81 tho raw ruz!tsci.! s-t;si2
their 2soseDt stccke shall have bean sold a.
Ligh pricsS, Thny aye making mcuSy 1ouhiy
by double Prices 'tr GoadH IN hand, ,ii b.
saving Of wages. II yha could ss!j = heEyg
sock Of old pApete =. double price, eti hal
70 pr'ntibs expenses to pa:, you auuid n..ke
money: England il s%!afsd fur tia present,
an3 tS4stful icr the faiure. Eogsst ngoass
Ere buying rut.va II the Sourh, "ni so;~ ~
sara OF getting Ii when il il wantsj.
TIE Suclser has h-nn SOLD ~ Gin,,l,nr L.
aa EngIishma7, los Sl9,lGU TIE wight 20
her, il is cxptcts1, vii! h7 5.apa.el 6y 1Se
American ','gats shG. ia- 5eca wrtchMrs hsT
bat aha viii LAIN th- ;on7cy Of E:itiaa
nea-a:-wsr Thert is 5nmo geua tlirg about
biockKc's u B!it:sh pe':4 Gnd storpags 81
Bri.i-h s:estcora bDurG fDi -; u ase la.;i-a
Win eupPl!aa Tor tho j5pti; hu; .;.s G..1eg L.
ment viii nnt. cf co,r-. To:es:. .ss;l-t iGs
er"'siss Of tho var; 'gat .; ;iaa'ca ,ity h&re
always clgiroe'i ...4 icigaisG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-30

S.a. FARra, 2. " -aErcEEReon,
Nsw sToriun AND cdMa1SsI9Ss ROUSE
fISHs undersigned fsNnI esea6nlhed hemSsves IN ks,
l. lsnta ihb old sna weli sAna of =. x ssase
oorasr Of Alab.iaA And Pryor ss.ee for psrposs q
tranEset.ng % AucTIoH-HrD- HxHEgALS coaAIsaIoR
Real 1ste and Negroes solcits'
rarS Of Sxf6hsse Of Eh thn NH ASSURANCE
HAt uy can aEe the,r insessst To- pro
ysfs5 make err fos an seoqS aspsEaed &c.
.n renpt sud pst pFpsees. may
nIautiofssf1i 81 sns Si sss boa IL ns ssSstx. sna
hn Esd EapfS sxra1c5sS 20 that al Geedl 20 30 saH
sfAxcto may be sxpSoted to hs well sold: 4 z,s
Dee W-clNs RIM plRK1 q 90.
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- =. -: PUBLIC shLE 81, ..,,,
OF, LAND IN.uAEoTER. COUNTY.

r sHhbbe .r for sRis on MONDAY. the Cd dsy sY Fs
II blusry next, hat desirable Fsrn Inoan as
-. ,.'',.. g u AK II I T.. L =. =.
t-.rg ths fern ia:y owned by William D. Tiuroo, de-
tsSsed. Ths farm Is situated In sgEseS5!eEnd teahy
n3sh5a-hood ,ylnP lrnnsed'a'sy On tho Hehneod sn5
freoeieks5u hsirosd shout tres mi e. fIA .sh!su5
aaf two Epm Tsy!orSvle-st.aons on the rairocd -
This farm .osers peoasr Inducements 70 cApitsixs.-
onetbird Of tho farm In ongins growth eYd large
quantities. Of cord wood could 10 iept frct fsrrn
10 vel ua:.rad! by sTrnss there
IL also mineral spiog upon the ace. 1hero IN az
csreut G-iat aud flour Nn itrnedtey 'sojo.nins the
plsoe. ''S|.'"~'s =
Churches ero convenient Th Hxct eooss!ns 8s6
The subscriber will taxa yeagure IN sfo~a5 he ixo' "
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tar. Ga this pcint, it is rot for NE to speak.
have not yet learned to be my own trumpet
er A political Efo, spent for the most past
in breasins tho popular de!usions Of power
full and dominant party, would hardly SEGA
to accord with tho negative and irreso!ute
chartstsr ascribed to me. But my sdveFes:ies
themselves, by their conduct, farnish The hss:
snawsr to the charge. Why should thcy
be 30 extremely anxious to exclude froI6
every place Of ofacisl Influence O. power
man who, II e!ectad To it. would, by hia feeble
ness and indeeisiop, prove harmless 81 lc;,s:
and be moro naturally 40 object Of irdjtter-
ence than of the violent and virdicG,s av.r-
aion they manifest.
But this letter, 1 fear, aas already extended
to too grast length, sud conclude It by re-
peatiog to you those grateful and co'dial
sentiments with which am most
Truly and faithfully yours,
". O. RIrzs.
A. MosEIrY, Esq.