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Mr. c. a. DANA, late Assistant Sec
etary OF War, and before that mama
ging editor of the New York Tribune
now editor of the Chicago ReDro,ieq,,
having been dragged as witness into
the recent fight between Horace Greeley
and Thurlow Weed, testiliea that Mr.
Greeley is much better and honester
man than Weed. OF ono of Mr.. Gree.
ley's ailments, however, he speaks
thus:
Tho truth is that Mr.. Greeley Inns q
desire, which is as natural as il is res.
pectable, that his merits and services
should be recognized by his feIlow-citi.
Gems and that his laboriOus career shonId
be crowned by those distinctions which
are awarded to eminent public men
everywhere. We have never known a
person OF distinction with a keener nm
petite for the applause of men and tic
substantial marks of that applause than
Mr.. Greeley. He longs in his heart 10
De representative, governor, senator.
president But he will never stoop. and
never has stopped, to solicit any man Or
men 70 aid him in gaining any OF those
places. Va 'tiO''
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IA Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS no 7,1,r,
Nv many friends and Patrons or IeSe1, NJ
Clenfens, (deceasetD for the liberal pStronl
also take this method of informin1I ~ nilu
nc ,,S my We intend TO carry on the Firni
a. ~, SPIhS9islery business in all it's branrheS
NJ. tie Oh stand, No. ll9 Main street v,I1S1
We pope by strict attention 10 SSs,,MS.iIiie ~
~ M of the patronage Si9, 70
~. I've also Intend 10 carr; oo ~ n ~,
StaItIxi ~ business rs before We keen con-
ami y; on hand full assortment OF SGefoIi,
auR21
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8d. Yon may bo a Railrond man.

ARE THEY GOING I've refer, reader,
to your teeth. BE careful. Next to
Nour eyes, your teeth are the most pre-
eious of your facial organs. Use the
Fragrant SozodOnt. It will at once ar
rest decay and prevent whit are now,
but mere specks from being oritices. In
teeth. And it is the only thing that
can save them. Reflect on this.
sept (i-3teod.
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Mr.. Lamb Declines to he 4 Cnndidnte
for the House OF delegates.

4SuuOTS 4HtetttYeHCeTs
You have named me as "a probable
nominee for the House Of Delegates. /
regret TO say, / must decline. Circum-
stances imperntively require me to de-
vote myself to the practice of my pro-
fession, and the completion of the code
! have undertaken. It will therefore,
beimpoSsible for me to accept, iFelected,
the position ofdelegate, OtIrnew State
has been established ON a basis TINT
cannot be shaken, and L think, 1 am
now entitled to an honorable discharge.
lnta6ing leave of the public service,
permit me TO claim one merit at least
that of being truly grateful for the
Partially which has. been shown me by
the people of Ohio county. 1 have
worked hard to do my duty in the po-
sition in which have been placed-I
am sensible that have fallen far short
oft; butwhatever have been my errors
or DEFICIENCIES, my constituents have
charitably overlooked them all.
With great respect, GOD
DANIEL LAMB.
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Fire up at s'eueenyIlre ON saturday
(RrO1n O.e IE,rald.l

This morning at about 5I< O'Clock n
fire broke out in the planning mill OF
AIessrs. r.. S G. NI'Kennedy, of this
city, which entirely CONSUMED The
planning mill saw mill attached, tools
and everything connected with the es-
Enlistment. The loss is not less than
$4,000, no insurance. 1t is supposed
that the fire was caused by sparks from
the engine of the passenger train which
mad passed the mill but few minutes
before the fire was observed.
Inc water pipes in town were empty
AZ me tlme, the water having been shut
on the previous evening for the purpose
o. o. repairing some of the machinery i'm
the water works, causing considerable
delay in bringing the ire enGineS into
active operations. Tho wind bIowinS,
from the south ut the time, greativ e19
dangered the houses on Hipb St,.,a,
near the burning buildings. Indeed
at one time It appeared impossible ~
save some of them. They were nov, -
ever, saved by the almost superhumSn
enc d.s. OF the ttremen and number Of
lhe citizens, though considerably dom-
o8SAs t'"
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SpefiaI alntifrs.


COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
NomOre rancid PomadeslI
you want something elegant,
Ifyou admIne delicious Perfume,
If you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
II you want 10 prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid of DandrnfE.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents n bottle.
For salehy at
LAUGHLINs & BusHFIELD,
1uA Wheeling, W. Va.
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WHY NOT USE THE REsT9

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEW'S VENE-
TEAS HAIR DYE, Ia the hest in the world. II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub of or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imparts TO it new life and Iustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, ms pre-
Tered a child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
bEMAs BARNES CO., New York, whole
sale Agents maygO-Iyeod
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MARRIED.

September II, 1866, by Rev. David Trueman.
Mt. JOSHUA Il KING, of Letart. Mason Co..
MtSt va, anu Miss VIRGINIA Z. STUART, oi
bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio.
ON the nth Inst. mt st. James Cathedral.
ny ths Key. Father ]. Stenger, assisted by the
rev; II. Holman, JOHN p. FoosE, OF Wheel
same place. - q
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EVERY ONE SHOULD UsE

EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
REMEMBERING splendid preparation +
the Hair, which is fast becoming SO popula
and 50 much enquIred for.
No one who has used ii will ever give u
Its use.
1t Is a Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gmy Hair 10 It's Originalcol
u Will prevent the Hair from falling out
II makes the Hair TO grow on Bald Head
II clennSes the Scalp and makes The ri
SOFT and luStrOuS and SIlken.
II Is II splendid Hair Dressing ,.i
II Is recommended and used nv the Nrs
mSdlc4I authority In the country
, ne particular To ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SlCILIAS HAIR REVIEWER ms there h a
worthless Imitation in the market
For sale by all Druggists
Il P.HALL 4 CO., PToprietOR,
T. II. IoGANtS co. and I6lt;NS' 4. IS Si n L
Cu., wheeling w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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HENRY a. WISE, eN-GeneraI and eN-
Governor, is ont in u long letter to Gen.
Grant, i'll which he pleads for the res
toration of certain estate, formerly
his, in Virginia. We published last
week the most of this letter, and refer
to it to-day because we find in it the
nvowaI of rank abolitionism. Henry
A. Wise is among the prophets, and he
expounds his abolition creed with all
the JUNCTION of Phillips or n Garrison.
He says:
1.-THE chief consolation have in the
results of the war is, that slavery is for
ever abolished-thatn not only the slaves
are in fact, at least freed from bondage,
but that am free from them. Long
before the war, indeed, I had detAite{U
made APP my mind dctiUely to ddrOcdfe
emancipation throughout The South 1
had determined, if could help it. my
descendants should never be subject to
the humiliation have been subject to
by the weakness, if not the wicEedness,
of slavery.
unfeignedly rejoice at the fact, and
am FecOnciled to many of the calnmi-
ties of the war, because / am now con-
WINGED that the war was special provi-
dence of God, unavoidable by the ma
sASAAE az CAlAAGA GAlLGAlie, 10 tear loose
| from us black Idol from which we
| could never have been separated byany
other means than those of fire and
blood, sword and sacrifice.
1t is evident that Wise hung John
Brown out of pure jealousy. He could
not bear another abolition Richmond
in the field, and was determined to
have it all 10 himself. In order to ae-
complish this, Brown must be got out
of the way; hence the zeal of the Gov
ernor, in which he was backed up by
the conservatives" of the North, some
of whom, like Fernando Wood, wanted
Brown spared and Seward hung. Mr.
Wood little thought he was aiding and
abetting an abolitionist, and one who
was even then preparing to make Gin
cendiary" speeches in the South. Will
not Mozart Hall discipline the ex-
Mayor?
The Government allowed Mr.. Foote
to return to Nashville, on condition
that he would keep still. Why not give
Wise his estate on the same terms and
so prevent a scarcity and consequent
high prices in the paper market? Henry
\. Wise at large, and irrepressibly dis
posed to write, causes the most serious
apprehension. There will be no end to
explanations he will make. Let his
silence he purchased at any price,
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FOR RENT

ITNHE STEWARDS INN OF BETHANY
- InILless. The session commence on tht,
MS MS, monday In October. The buildinp viii
9 hSsolnm5date about flfty students The
~ nm management To my one
cAtlohS should be addressed TO l''-
augl7-lmd4w Bethany, Il ira 70 S43a ~ rs v.
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The types yesterday made us to say
chat the delegates TO the Senatorial Dis
irict Convention would be selected this
Tuesday, evening, instead of saying
bv the County Convention TODAY.
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THE number of ''Nrrs. Grundy'' for
Saturday last contains some capital IL
Illustrations and hits. In the course OF
her advise to boys the Madam says:
You mny, my dear boys, choose
either of three paths in life:
list. You may be an honest and hu-
name man.
I'd. You may he Bank Officer; or,
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New Fan Dress Goods.


Dl.SAAeNA ~ - Ne hnOSleA.
RLACk AND COLORED FRENCH ME-
~ ~ tl mos very cheap Coburgs and AIOaccas
hlch Plaid Poplins and NIelhnRes. Sn1 SsoI1it..
illdlllIasome American nelaines, Iupin'S besf
leys celebrated Duplex Skirts RyIiIIs I'LL
make OF BalmOrnlS -'' 'i'ie ~. = SSst
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COLGATE,s mONEY RnAp.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
Versal demand, is mnde ffom the Choicest ma
terials, Is MILD and EMoLLIENT in Its ma
lure FltAGltAETI.T SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in It's action upon the
KIN: For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
oootls Denlers. marl5-lytl&Ny
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IT'S NOT to bowondered at that many
people in the South should feel 1. deep
interest in the fate of Jefferson Davis.
We were not surprised to see even the
late Mississippi convention, which by a
vote of 81 to Il, declared the ordinance
of secession null and void, and prompt
ly and unanimously eradicated every
vestige and trace of slavery from the or
ganic laws ofthe State-signing a petit
ton to the President on behalf of Da-
Wis. So long as these appeals are made
in a proper spirit the loyal people OF
the country are not disposed to say u
word, for they recognize the sacred
right of petition upon all subjects-but
such impudent editorials as the follow
ing, which we take from the Canton,
Mississippi, 5IaR, of August 26lh, will
not go very far toward creating feel
ing favorable to Davis, either at Wash
ington, or among the people of the
North:
'In our last we published the petition
of the ladies of Holly Springs, for the
parole of Jefferson Davis. So, at last,
this step of justice is being taken to-
ward this great southern lender, and all
honor to the ladies of Holly Springs for
being the first to take it.
Now can the filthy, radical journals,
who are disgracing, by their cowardly
boast, their malignant insults upon "A
brave hut unfortunate people, the ban
ner that has proved triumphant, no
longer have it 10 say that no voice has
been raised in the South in behalf OF
Davis; and the eagerueSS with which
the noble women of this land will en-
brace any opportunity where there is Il
possibility OF atloriling him any relief,
will dispel the Illusion that there exists
no current of sympathy for him in this
his hOnr of adVersity; will hurl back
and give the lie to the insinuation that
we are so base, so ignOble, so craven in
soul, lStO be Indifferent in regard 10 the
fate of him upon whose head the conSe-
quences of the "sins" of this people
seem principally to fall.
Why should u traitors doom he me-
ted out to Davis alone? Hewas not the
chief instiSntOr of rebellion. In fact lie
did not advocate immediate secession,
and ought his blame to he greater than
the resi- for casting his lot TO sink or
swim, TO live or die, with the State
where he lived, and with the people that
had so often and so highly honOred
him? In assuming the Executive Chair
his sins could not have been so grievOus,
his crime so prodigiOus, for he hui
Obeyed the voice of the people, the rOl
popmi roE Del. He, now, of all, is Ian
gushing in prison, under an indict.
ment for treason. On him chiefly falls
the "waywartlness'' of Il whole people
We cannot believe it is right, and we
protest against this, as it seems to us,
great injustice. We think that pardon
is no less due Davis than others, and
we hope the Government Will not stain
the honor of its victory by an act of cru.
| city toward Il gallant, but unfortunate
foe"
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AGENTS WANTED
!" The Secret Service. The
Field. The Dungeon, and
The Escape.
q Albert D. Itlehnrttan,
-. N. Y 4ttb,n,.s. 60.

=, ,I, ~, N Y Tribune Correspondent
VIE ~ MOST lost INTERPRETING AND Exc1r.
RIchari z SNeI embracinR Mr.
80 80; tr9yelng through the SoufI n i1 9,d donE
f1s O., q tho Tribune at the otitreais q
ana MMttI WIN our armies and fleefS botI1 t y.
MeSt, during the dESt two ytaS "a ~ l ~
n1ept 19 ms thrilling capture; Ms tS IN, tne
rei1eI ,lsit,,s. months In seven tiifieJant
ions ia,I,-i nus escape, and almost TniTae.,
Viii ~ night Of nearly IN T,II5G
more oYfSe 9,i IN Stirring events, and coniajn
WAY, than any other work vet M Of the
ladies, energetic yorn9 11eSI
soiiers Il Want and disabled oiiicers snd
Nh ma l1a peculiarly ptej ~
whic ~ nays agents clearing $50 sr EsSntb
can't Send for cipesS s 20 any do9hting appli:
N r,.I..! ~ JONES, BROS a On -
2-1mddwo AiiioE Sts- FhlIa-S Pa.
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DIED.

On Sept. 10th, at Washington. Pa. IsAREI.
La HOWARD, only child of james p and
Lucy L. Wilkinson, aged nine months and
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ny Cne Governor Of West Virgins
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, AN ORIGINAL, VACANCY
~ exists In the Ofice Of Judge for tlie Mint,
asiHSit, GIlrcplt, and n vacancy has been oc-
IntS,ra SILcnlt by the removal by the Ief.is-
bn,L' o. OF 19hn w. Kennedy, from said Office
,,tSS!I, OF Hhicil vacancies have been tenn
porIir1ly filled In the manner nraScrIIloS III
tI,Mm anu, whereas, 1t IL made the duty az
I LIZ IoNeLnor TO give notice OF such SnSan-
S mn ~ proclamation, and by the saIne To
S 1igSH some day, not less than thirty nor
I f Lnnn sixty days nom the date thereof
AoI mOiuIhg elections TO fill said vacancies:
Vow. therefore, ], Arthur !. foreman. Gov
S ITO ~ the state OF West Virginia, hereby
S iSHS noIce OF the vacancies existing as nforf-
iiy OF October next for holding elecfio n, nj
sSiiu vacancies. And the supervisor and In
asleGtOIs OF election at each voting place with
III We several counties composing the Ninth
4h ~ TENTH Judicial Circuits nre Hereby direct
gu 70 mold elections Mt their several DlnceS ar
young, on the day and for the offices herein
DsiofespeciHed, nnJ to mRlIe due return fIIeT,a
81 IN ncconlance with section fOrfv-fhTas ~
snapper one hundred of the Acts OF eIRhfnen
hundred and siXty-three - =. 'eAi
- IN testimony whereof, have hera
LIS unto set my hand and caused the SaSI
OF the said State to be nfIixei AT the
~ capital In the City OF WheelInp- this
5nlItS-nFSt day OF August, in the wear az oTT
iSoLu, eighteen hundred and sixty-fiye AMI
BY the Governor: = ~ L 'Ot1f1Ai4AS'
Sep1-1md&w VI eAAo 'tt''e'1
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The Naval School win re-opeD n,
annapolis during the present month.
A. Is now being removed from Newman
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FDIToRs NORTHUMBERLAND nm
~ nounee the name of g. r. SCOTT. nf
! hIo2ke County, asa candidate for State SeIH-
tor nom the First Senatorial District. subject
10 tine decision of II Senatorial Convention.
aug2l OHTO rnTiNTX
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New Stock

AT 110 MAIN STREET.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, IN COSNEC-
ton with Jeremiah Clemens & Co, nm ex-
lellsiNe stock OF furniture a fine stock OF CIR
Pels, oll-c!oths, window shades. table covers,
IlSSfS, MATS mating, wall paper, DC, which
Iul TO my many patrons for past fhyofs.
hoping, by stFictnttentlon to business 10 Tner.
1t n continuance OF the same. -
seps.lw WM. GRAHAM.
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For Sa1a

ME TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
i House on the south side OF John street.
on lot la5, East Wheeling now css,npjesi IN,
Alr. BlanchaTd. For particulars apply to
MIR. JOHN CI4ASTOR
or to MRS. JOANNA ADRIAN,
(RegLster copy weeksand charge thIsoficeN
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~ CHEESE.
A NICE LOT OF PRIME GOSHEN
Il ShesSe and English Dairy Cheese, lust
seps Cor. Market and oS ri SSissiI raa;s
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SEtg. Cen. nnten has been transfer
Fsd rom command in TENNESSEE To arc
ssedmnN'slsureau in Georgia. " 'Ne
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FOR SATE
ProDertV foI, Sold

THE DWELLING HOUSE ON .oTTNoy
i street, between Fourth and Filth, now o.
Supled by Rev. Nr. MONT. Also, the ndIoin-
Ing House now occupied by Nj. Hnil. SISo
nc nc property on Market street, known as M
Of lot and frame house aIlioinin,I 1IIa III
jail VIII be sold at a bargain. II not sold bv t6
OF SSeto1er, the property will be oiTersd NJ NJ
seP5-lme ~ A.'ALLEN HoWETTr
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q u r q Id AN
THE
NFAlLIBLB HAIR RESTORATTVBE!
This is no Hair Owe.

VIE III IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
iITns n NJ, Inns met during the short
s t.de tn0ns1nds and tens OF thousand, who
nnNe used and atteSted Its Virtues ia mr.
aii III sS, Inc Eureka has been introduced into
an ne ne principal cities both East and West
SIsI, aSl M inlthlully performed ali that Il
S6sSAilileu ioE II mas superseded I'LL other Hair
tt e The Eurelzn restores Grny Hair
So oifs oFlglnal color; prevents the half nom
tthGiling out by causing n healthy Condition of
Tue sc5llp, lmparttng to the hair a softness
at i1 gi33ITS, and youthful appearance thai nd
2 2iI n IN tIeparntlon cnn produce THE
Eureka f;t Is nee nom all Impurities OF poisons
S 9ni Gfngs and can BIO used without soilinR
M3nufactuTed and sold, Wholesale ana 10
taii' ~ hOBERI FISHER Sole AGENT
10; - North Biflh street, ST. Iouls No
a fI SSu wholesale and Retail by n. IN. loan
HTyISo.t, ana Logan, List & Co., agents ~ ~
IN ~ ng' west va. Sold also by ID. Bod.
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Wanted

pY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN A
~ room either furnished or unfurnishetl
W iI5.ut board. IN central part of the city,
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HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, ONO,

I'M Az OHIO,
SILAS +. MILLER, Proprietor, late of the
Gait House, Louisville KY.
HAVlNG PURCHASED THE LEASE
IL ana furniture OF the BURNETT HOUSE. md
repaired, painted, and refurnEsieS The Uonse
N " u1e DtssL possible manner, solicit "A share
OF the patronage OF the travelling nuhIIc
promising that guests shall be as we'll II not
peiteT, cared for than they ever were nj the
Old Gait House, in It's paIEiest DAYS. ~ $50
,,,..o, SIIAAS +. MILLER.
""SSo-lh Proprietor,
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To Let
For Sale,
Nnhna

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
"A holders of the BenwoOd Iron Works OF
MneeHng, West Vtrginin, will be held lit The
ounce OF the company, No. GO Main street on
MONDAY the 18th day Of September 1865,
By order of the Board of Directors.
seplI-ltlthSltlsth = NJ NPP reiI2eS;t
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WHEELING, Sept. Q, 1865.
NIeSSrS. Long aud Richardson:
GESTLENlEN My name having been
mentioned in connection with the Office
OF delegate in the next Legislature. i
beg leave to say that under no circunl-
stances can accept the position If
elected. Very Respectfully,
Afler which the following resolution.
approbntive of Mr.. Lamb's course, was
unanimously adopted:
ReSotUed, That the thanks of the DEM
ocrntlc and conservative voters of Ohio
county, are hereby rendered to Daniel
Lamb, Esq, for his consistent and man
~ opposition to the partisan and ex-
treme measures adopted by the LeRis-
lature OF West Virginia at its last regu-
lar session.
A Committee of three, consisting of
DR.. Geo. Baird, Israel updegrnfT and
y. 5, Long, We're appointed TO notify
AIessrs- Richardson, PanlI and Carlson
of their nomination. =
The following delegation was appoint
ed to net In conjunction with similar.
ones from the counties Of Brooke and
Hancock, at such time and place as
may hereafter be appointed,
James Morgan, +. Brinkman, A. ].
Ean mel John II. Hall, Thos. OsBrien.
W; Patton, ]. NJ. Bickel, John Faris,
Ionn Aoegler. and James Bulger.
After which the Convention adjourn
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@ns benz Gtaate Marblanb.

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Srebertd ugraminer" entnebmen mir fuIgsn=
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(S9teBufdre.) am l. g(ueuit eertetb 81.
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