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ANOTHER ATTEMPTED RAID ON THE
BALTIMoRE G. Ono RAIL RoAD.-A few
! hours before the time for the arrival of
the express train bound east, on Sunday
night last; at place called Olonoko,
Hampshire county, Va, twenty miles
east of Cumberland, as four privates Of
Company X, 54th Penna. Infantry were
tpltrolrng the road, between stations they
discovered light on or near the track,
and when in hailing distance, they wele
hailed and answered as Union soldiers,
they received a Yolley. from a reb |
cavalry force, numbering twenty-seven.
At this fire two of the four were wounded.
One Of the men was brought to this ria Q
on Monday evening, and died few houls
after his arrival The raiders disap-
pcared Immediately after firing upon the
men. But for the watchfulness of these
brave fellows, there is but little doubt, az
another train would have been thrown
from the track, and the passengers been
compelled to submit to the operations f
these highwaymen of the chivalry.
SUDDEN DEATH. - William Magraw
well known in this city and elsewherc,
lied suddenly yesterday aftern ION, after
only few hour illness, from inflammation
Of the bowels. He was OH visit at the
residence of his friend, s. B Owens
ESQ, where he died. The deceased WAS
Il brother of Robert N. Magraw, Esq.
.nnd formerly IN extensive mail contrac-
tnr.-B uBiUlore San.
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Estate Of Thomas Bea'l.

This is to give notice that the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court ,f
Alleganv county, Maryland. letters testament
tary with the will annexed on the personal cs-
tate Of i-ta
THOMAS IEALL.
late Of Anegany county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, TO the
subscriber on or before the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER next; they may otherwise by law lie
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given unacrmy hand this 10th day Of March,
1894. .st 4.H-a
% HENRY B. SHhFFER, Executor,
with the will annexed.
March 10. ,Ri-at
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FATAL Sucor1No AFTRAY.-A difficulty
occurred On Monday last. on Baltimore
street, between Sergeant of the First
New York Cavalry. and Charles Clause,
a member Of company c, Second Mary
land, P. II. 3. At later hour in the
day the parties met, when the Sergeant
discharged bis revolver at Clause, the
ehot taking in his heart, killing him
instantly. The Sergeant was. arrested,
and is now conine,. at the guayi-house
lie arrived in Cum berland from Martins
burg Oh the day previous to the ARRAY.
as a guard with some rebe! prisoners.
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pECRUITS agy.ya ga III
-1' NAVAL SERVICE
AND
MARINE CORPS 81

HEADQUARTERS, PRovosT MARSHAL, \
FOURTH DISTRICT. STATE OF MARYLAND, !,
Frederick, March 70, fsGi. J =
Men between Is and IS years Of age, and not
less than feet 4 inches high, veteran soldiers
that have served one full enlistment, and are of
robust health, may be taken at 90 years of age)
may apply at these Headquarters, and be en-
listed into the Naval Service Or Marine Corps
The applicant will be examined here by the
Surgeon Of the Board of Enrollment and il
accepted will be cledited TO the Election Dis
trict of the County to which he belongs.
Able or ordinary seaman enlisted into the
Naval Service will be entitled 70 an advance Of
three months pay as bouutv, TO be refunded
from any prize mensy to which he may be en-
titled Recruits enlisting in the Marine Corps
do not receive Advance Pay, Or Bounty from
the USiteds States but ares etkued TO Prize
Money, Apply 70 JAMES SMITH
Capt. and Pro. Mar. 4th Dist Of Rd.
a2SA7-<t ~ .vtrs .
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~ U. s. Assessor 4th District Of Maryland.
BooNspoRo, March I, '64.-marl0-3t.
E'S SALE

10y virtue of decree passed by the
- Circuit Court for Allegany County as Il
Court Of Equity in the case of George Rizer,
vs. Mary Il. Wineow and Others, the undersgne
rs Trustee in SAID case, will sell at public auc-
lion, in front Of the Store of Brady l. Siartz.
man. in the city Of Cumbe' land, on
SATURDAY. 3OA day Of Ap'H, 1864,
at / | o'clock A. ", the following real property
TO wit: All that lot or parcel of ground sit
unted on the west side Of South Mechanic street
in the city of Cumberland which is now oc-
cupied by William Dowdeu as tenant and
which was conveyed by Ii. p. Wineow and
wife to George Rizcr by deed of mortgage,
tearing date on the nth day Of March, 1860.
Sud lot fronts SO feet on said street, and is
,bout ESQ feet deep, upon which is situated ii
,.n,nfnrtoLla
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II. MCCORMICK

Offers his professional services to the cit
liens of Cumberland and vicinity. His office
is on South Mechanic Street, a few doors below
Brady and Startzman's Store and opposite the
Cumberland City Bank. Aprl4-ly.
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CAPT. VIZ. 3. BoNAzER.-During the
pas: week there has arrived ut this place,
acreral regiments Of cavalry from the cast
1t is gratifying to state, that our city has
maintained its usual quiet, notwithstand-
ing this infux Of soldiers, owing to the
indefatigshle efforts Of the Provost Mar
ehal of the Post, Capt Bonakcr. who has
displayed much tact and no small amount
Of energy in the discharge Of his duty
The Captain is rigid, yet not oppressive
in the duties pertaining TO his office. We
hope he may be continued in his present
position, Notwithstanding the changes that
have been made il the command Of the
Division.
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CHERIFF'S SALE by virtue of a
y writ of Fier Facias issued cut Of the Cir
cult Court 70 Alleganv County and TO me di-
rected at Il e suit OF George Rol inett against
the goods, chnttl,s lards and tenemcnts OF
james Smith, have seized and taken in cxecu-
ton all tho right, title and interest Of the said
James Smith in and TO the following pieces,
parcels or tracts of land, TO witt
A tract of land called
1.-THE COTTAGE ENLARGED"
lying and being in District No. c, in Allegany
county and containing lab acres more or less.
Also, a tract called
as sou r II ST. E."
containing IA. acres more OR less. Also a
. 81 y D A, "
containing 20 acres more or less. Also tract
called ........
"GOOD EN- OU q H."
containing Il acres more or less. Also tract
Vi land called
81 OBA eco p ATC H."
containing CO acres more or less, and acres
on MagruderIs Till. The last FIVE mentioned
tracts lie in oiftrict No. 10, in said Alegany
county.
Also all the right title and interest of the said
James Smith in and 10 the tract Of land callct
n~FL 10 W cry NJ E A D 5, y
living in district No 4, in said county, and con
tanning l2l4 acres moro or less.
4, And hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, sM DAY OF APRIL, 1864
Al, 10 o cloc.;. a. M, at the Public Square in TIL
civ az Cumberland: viii offer the said prop
erty so seized and taken in execution at publ
auction, to the highest bidder for cash to salts
20. 'o 49, d. T. GARLITZ,
! Mar,7--ts t.. Sheriff.
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CiacrIr Counr OF ALlEGAsY County
The Circuit Court of Alegany County
commenced its April session on Monday
Hast. The following is list of the
Jurors .5...t
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COM NIss1oNERs NOTICE.

TIE County Commissioners are hereby
notified to meet al their office in the city o.
Cumberland Oh the FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL NEXT, at the hour OF 10 o clock A. NJ,
for the purpose Of hearing appeals, making
transfers. and attending 10 such other business
rs lhay regularly come up.
JACOB BROWN,
March g. ls6i--4t Clerk
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Gu mberiaHd Maraet.

, : :, What i the difference between mpt
. attempting TO commit eaicide and bog
: killing.9 ase ils. ~ 9l.d aas !
* ln,:-One is an assault with idhen,
to kill-the other is XII With intent to
sait @i~-
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NJ L l G L .

Notice is hereby given, that meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Onion Hall Association will
take place at their Hall in the town of Western
port on S1TURDAY the sd day of April,
al 10 o clock A. NJ.
VIM. SHAW,
Anrii4-2t President. .
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Teacher Wante 4.

4 COMPETENT TEACHER, either
~ male or female, who car give sl;isfac-
tory references, is wanted Immediately al Alta
mont, Allegheny county, On the Baltimore aud
J.H. WILSON,
E.P. TOWN,
March 10, 'i,-3t Trustees
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS having claims against Mar.
~ tin A. Albums will present them and &c;
the cash. All gentleman knowing themselves
indebted to me will please, when called on,
settle their respective accorn's either with
cash or note. MARTIN 4. ADAMS.
March 10 '64.-3t
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
Ia the Orphans Court of Allegany County.

Ia the orphans court of A!legany county
April Term, 1864. 5a
ORDERED, this 18th day of April,
" 1864, by the Orphans Cou:t Of Allegany
Clunty, that the sale Of real estate n a e to
Henry G. Davis. Thomas B. Davis and VIM. 7.
DAVIS, on the slh day Of April, 1864, and =
t,rtld 10 this Court by George Smith, execute
OF the last will and testament Of John lioe
dec .sed, late OF said County, be ratified AM
{, n irmcd, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
he shown on or beior. he l6th dlv Of May,
1864. Provided, copy ofsthis order lie in
serted in some newspaper printed in the city Of
Cumberland, once leach OF four successive
weeks plior 10 the said l6th day Of MAY, 1864
: The report states the amount Of sales to be
seventy-lve dollars.
True copy.
Tcst-GEo ". HOOVER,
April l4.--iw. Register
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CrNnLaLANp BANK Of ALLEaANY, /

CUNBtRLASD BANK OF ALLEGAsY,
March s, ca.
THE Stockholders of this d ,nk are requested
! to meet at the clearinghouse on Tuesday,
the 26th Of April next. at eleven clock, a. m ;,
for the purpose of considering the expediency
of organizing under the National Banking
Law. By order
E. T. SIIRlvER,
narIO-6w .s Cashier.
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MAGIC TIMEORsl RIVERS

Being u Hunting 81 Open Face 81 L'd,s"f
Gentleman Wat, ID Cnniiued. with 1'nf-
ct Sell. Winding Improvement, M 1T
Pleasing Novelty. ts
NNE OF THE PRETTlEST MOST CON-
~ vehipnt aid d citItdlt the esf ard
,iearast time. riete tor eer' mi and felails
Use ever offered. II has witlIr It and ar
Ne, ted with IFS machinery. lie own &pF
attachment. rendering n Ett titir.lt unn--
ee-ssrS The eases Of this " atel sI,- conn
lrre, of 'tau nrtals, tlel,ah, r. osi,. teir4
line IL carat gohi. II has tie gih1,rt.d
ru' y action lever tfinvtn ell. aud is watrih.
ted an Hccutate ,'nc- piece. Prize, .nrdfbiy
engraved, pr case oi ha!f '!dEn ~, $204 -
SIMPLE Watcher, IN Eeai in''roceo t"xe.,
S2S $500 .t- ..-. s-H
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.HAsHEEsH CANDY.
!, .sl HAsHEEsH CANDY.
q" 90 HASHEESH CANDY.
TIE EASTERN GUNJAH or EN-
CH.iNTMENT, I

| TIE EASTERN GUNJAH OF EN-
CH.INTMENT, ....,,
| ORIENTAL E.fHILIRANT. And NER-
VINE COMPOUND. .',
| A pleasurable aud harmless stimulant con-
fectionizng for Nervousness, Debility, confu-
sion of Thoughts, Loss of Appetite, Depression
of Spirits, Nervous Headache, chills and Fever
| Impotence, Nervous Debility, Want of Vitality.
&c. It's remarkable health inyigorating quail
| ties are fast becoming known and appreciated
| throughout Che length and bread III of the land,
render it almost absolutely certain that 1t will
become one of the most popular and successful
| remedies ever brought forward. To the Sol
| dicr, Traveller and Laborcr its value cannot lie
| over estimated. The prontiet,rs have the
| satisfaction Of seeing those who at first opposed
its introduction now the most earnes. in re-
commencing it, and they challenge the world
| to produce IN article Of equal merit A sure
guaranty of its success is that the entcrprising
firm of DARBY & Co., have becoirc the agents
Cor the sale of it, and they are now prepared 10
furnish il in any quantity phe increased de-
mand justifies their foresight, and they invite
I test and examination Of il in its improved
'orn. Send for a circular at once
The attention of all the medical faculty is
invited to this Therapeutic agent.
Put up In neat style and for sale by drug
fists and dealers generally.
jso- Sent to any part of the country by mali
or express.
lzD- Price IS cents, 90 csnts, and 81 per
box. Postage on 81 box only nine cents
extra. ..fEr. ..'
Imported only nv the
GUNJAH WALLAH COMPANY,
New York,
Agents. Office, SO Beckman street. New York
DARBY IL Co., Sole Agents for tile State of
MARYLAND, Wholesale and Retail French Con-
fectioners and Fruits, POS West Baltimore
street Baltimore. fn.tNt
lis" Beware Of limitations. '.'
For sale by druggists and dealers through
out the country.
For sale bv
a ROBERT I. MORRIS,
Baltimore street,
mar17-ly near the Postofficc.
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TRl'STEt'S SAL

kHN'b ~ fNh
TIE UNASSIGNED TRUSTEE for the crcd:-
tors If John F. Pe,ern,an, in virtue ,i IN
der Of the Circuit Court fer Aleganv county,
will sell al Public sale, to the highest bidder,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of 4pra,
1864, ut eleven o'clock, q. m, at the Public
Square, in the city of Cumberland, al the in.
tcrest and share Ct said Pete, man, in 10.
No. 40,
on frederick street, In the city of Cumberland,
said interest being one undivided gixth part Ct
a moicty Of sand lot, which interest OF share
was conveyed TO said peterman Try deed from
Francis NJ. Deems, dated the fifteenth day Of
| January, 1852, and recorded in the Land
Records Of Ailegany county, in iib.r II. r.
| 1908 folos 1858 aud log. There is a frame
dwelling, and back kitchen, aud eoCd well On
| this lot.
! TERMS OF SALE-prescribed by said order
OF court, one third cash on the day Of sale,
and the balance in two equal instalmeus u.
six and twelve months from the day Of sale,
With interest, and 10 be secured by the Londs
Of tie purchaser with security TO lie approved
by the Tsustee.I WIN. WALSH,
| marIT-te ff Trustee
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SUDDEN DEATH. - William Magi
List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Cumberland Post
4 Office April a. 1864. Persons calling
f these letters must say they were advertised,
otherwise they may not receive them
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Wh1rsas my wife, MARGARET KNOST,
has left my bed and board without any Just
c.luse, hereby foryarn all persons against
creaiiin2 heron my account, as | am deterrn-
incl not TO pay any debts Of her contracting
from and after this date. WM. kNOST.
March n, ,64.---3t
(Somerset Democrat publish three times, and
send bill TO this olfice.) aHa. % u
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DRlDGE NOTICE.

Aprilif-2t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-28

town 20 We were honorablT escorted to country
dwell ny eae BY which constituted our headquarters
duriT & cur stay. At dark we received anote which
ied something ike this: "Captans so and 80 are re-
queJed to mpsny the officer OF the day, who be airs
this n1tr to my Hea quarters, (sgned) Col. Bassett
Commanding" &c. After circuicus rice we were
ushers into brightly illuminated room, where Fede-
raj officers and Havana cigars were In abundance Alter
an introduction to tho tfees, we were seated and
supplied each with Il rich, delicious gar, which re-
minded me more forcibly OF before theEar than any
thing Of late occurrence.
"Boy doff these officers boots" to which summons
neatly dressed brother of free African descen" sp-
peartd end bllcked our boOts.
Three delicate rapl at the door, to which Colonel
B ssett replied "Come r;" when the door opened and
lol two nice young ladies stood before US. Colonel
BAssett learned that you had two Southern soldiers
10 Que house. and We have appeared to welcome them
under our roof and offer them seats in carriage TO
the party tonight" Col Bissett honored US with an
introduction to the young ladies, and allowed US 10 &C.
| ceps the seats, though not the roof
We went to the party Yankee officers Southern SOL
diers Union women and Southern girls al mingled to-
gether in the gay and festive dance. When was the
like ever witnessed before TIE SOuhern gls goried
in the Ssuhern men, and made OF their choice
and here again we discovered that those who still
true to our Government were mu,h more admire than
those who had become Unon. Policy governs the one,
aod notle unyieldng principle of iight governs the
other; and this the Yankr es know.
which time we had great ma visitors rom the %
Kansas regimen and i affords pleasure to be able
70 assert that found only mau among the whole
nu inter- who said that he Intended to reenIst They
ssy that they have sympathy regard for the Ar
kansas Fedefas and that turning Union 10 save p OPP
er.y has played out Tneir term OF enlistment expires
in May ana June They seemed to be confident that
they would ply Tsxu visit before that time. Il Is
strange how ,lljed they greaL many OF them
thin that Texss i:tsIay full OF refugees, ana was
asked more than ohce show The people of Texas
sged to turn around without treadng each otneIs
toes"
Thoss, however Who appeared to be beat in
formed and higher in office, assured that the
intention Of the 6Ove'nm mt TO concentrate east
OF the Mississippi and whip out there, which being
DONE the wou d cease.
Uolonl Basseu KEPT US supplied with good cigars,
good coee opened The suffers ore TO us, and extend
ed many acts Of kindaes', Tor which wi treat m
well when ta<e hun prisoner. talked with ATkan-
sas Feds who TAIN would have rued tie moment when
they uttered al co" TO the Uaion cath. They cannot
be mado to fight against the s'uth and "regret that
they did ret their property go, it has gone any
way, and remain III Southern ranks"
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HONESTY Is THE BEST POLICY.

Tho late Duke OF Becelsuyb ia one OF hil walks pur
cbas COW in the neghborhood Of Dalkeith. witch
TO be sent TO his paaee on the following m rnng.
The Duke, in his nom ng dress eeped boy early in
eectualy attempting drive the aama forward TO lie
destiI alien.
The boy, not knowing the Duke, basled Gu! to him
"Hi. NOR, come here and gie'e han wi this
besst I"
The Doke walked on slowly, tn, boy still craving bis
assistance. and at las, ia of distress exclaimed
">oms h'rs, mon, an help us, an as anything
| give y u halt wha, GET"
The Duke went and lsnt him helping hand.
"And now" sad the Duka. as they walked along,
'hov much do you think you'll get for this JOB ?"
III dinna ken said the boy, '6ut I'm cur, @ some
thrg for the folk the big house are guide to Cd
les"
As they approached the house. tie Duke disappeared
from the boy, and entered by elf trent way. CaIlieg
servant lie put sovereign into his hand saying "give
that to the boy who brought the COW"
The Duke having returned TO tie avenue, was soon
rejoined by the boy.
swell, how mush did you GET faid the Duke
"a shilgg," said The boy, san there's half O. It to
ye."
But you surely got more than shillir &, said the
duke.
an dye not think lie plelts
Il do NOT said the duke; 'here must be come mis-.
take, and a. Pm acquainted wish the duke il you will
return .brk I'll get you more
They went back the duke rang the bell and OF dered
all the servants to be assembled.
Nov said the duke to the boy, point ME out the
per. on that gave you the shilling
1T was the chap with the aproa pointing to the ba..
Ter.
The bu;ler confessed, FELL bis knees, and attempted
an aptl3gy; bu, the duke Indignantly ordered him to
give tins boy the sovereign, AID quit hrs ouse ard
vice instant y
you HAYS loat,' said The duke, 'your money, your
situation, and your Character by your covetousDess;
learn hencelorth that homes il tie best policy"
The boy by this time recognized his assistant in the
person of the duke; and the duke was go delighted
with the sterling worth and honesty Of tie boy that he
ordered him TO be sent TO school, kept there, aud pro-
vded for az his own expense.
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Sacrat SeIElonl.

The Congress when lately ourued suddenly With
drew the Vel from 4 Q! measures perfected
hEs, all Of which were Of the mos. Important eharse
ter By the operation OF the currency bill the Luarts
oiths Whole oouairy be "A eied by the tAI has
people we're to be dhed beyond precedent; aud s.>t
important, by the susPending the OF
As6saS sOrPEs their liberties were hsETded. Had df
fsrens rula CHAINED and the action Of Congress been
public, no one will claim that different legislation Sould
not have taken place. at least so far IS the hG6sas eo
aet il concerned. Tee condemnation il has met w,th
since it, provisions we're made pubic is full Earran.
the assertion that had the people been aware Of what
VAS going on, storm OF remOustranos would have
gone up that would have prevented the outrrgs and
thsI no member would have dared 70 resist Bat The
opportunity not given and the liberties Of tue eii
zen we're leopard Esd vi hOui OF warning tioe
affected BY me stArchAmber and impru lent legsas
Taese the opinions o. able aud ealmtOned iur
nal-the Atlanta APPsaL-in which We desi,e TO ex-
press our entire concurrence.
The Innovation in the practice Of Congress is one
that our enemy never ye. deemed necessary; way
then, should t prevail in this Government Feaeral
legislators have never dared cloak their from Ihir
Constituents; Why should members o. The Confederate
UO0gessl They have no. deemed secrecy essential 10
success; is it necessary plrts They have thus
tar treated their people with confidence ADD hOseyer
uojusi6able has been some Of their legislation their
acts have been open, and subject 70 remOostIa
With Us, every true viii regret to acknowledge
different course has been pursued and without any
sou b.ug advanced therefor Our people have DOT
been treated with eonid.nee, they desired aud it
kls Tney have submitted thus lar, not without
planning, however; and unless the practice is dscor
tinusd, msmoers may expect remOnslranse st the
ball that will dstsr future Congresses from
Iinung the policy.
new Congress, whose skirts ara yes clear o. this
innovation, Is to assemble the I'd Of Nay, aud in
common with every WeWisher Of the country, con-
eudes the Appeal, enter our protest against
ntinuaiOn Of the usdiOus policy OF secret legislation.
e. We Us light as TO What is being done, at all times.
Oougress is rot 60 PeSet that is snaenens may not,
souemes a. least be- rendered aeeePtAbe 70 the
public and beneficial 10 the country, provided there is
opportunity given for circumstances and suggestion du
ring the progress Of legislation. We speak earnestly
when We say believe the peOi le vii not again go
quietly submit 10 OsiRs governed BY serits such
Important Avs as those passed secretly BY the late
Congress- unless they have an opportunity OF being
heard BY petition enOnsta. ee before thai pa.saS
We hop, Oougress uih heed the warning.