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florida,

i llsusgIEg u Union men was held 81 Warning
tn. Florida, or the 9Th inst. A memorial was sd-
dressed - the President 81 the United States asking
hila e appoint Federal District Judge and ell the
pr1Tsr officers of biz Court ~ hold Court ~ Pensa-
cola AZ formerly. The nesting adopted resolutions
inviting the several counties 81 the Stats 70 co-0pe-
na.e ia and Immediately cali for convention, aad
tic selection OF delegates 70 mes. 81 Pensacola 70
AXE sl.h stsps may be Necessary % Fs-0rgauiza
the State Of Fierida, 3 member Of the Felaral
Union daelAr5ng that they have never Theoretically
sbandoBei tie Uni9E, whilst PHYSICALLY they had
beon driven under usarped power, that The 0fdi-
nance " secession gross usuFpations for which
they we're IL no way responsible-aud expressive Of
confidence iH The ability and patriotism Of President
Iokrson.- Eosksiiis U6los.
The mon who held this meeting In Florida are
DOUBTLESS loyal sRd good nsn bat we hJps they win
Be more fortahate In their saert % get & Uaissi
Ssasss q District Judge than Tennessee has. II
cot that portion Of the civil functions which Flor
ia once had win be worss thar vsc3nE
II We thought thass Florida msu had saeh raan
n viss for District Judge Is Trigg, We woaid BE-
Rsvs 4 was Rrebel mssting in disguise Ia saying
this We cAs no reAeiohs the integrity or pasri-
otiEn d other parties conBead with this Court IN
East Tennesses eeseptdss lERysrs indicted for tsea-
soa wko have brS4issd IN T.
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This necessary and Important Bin, known - Ar.
neTs Bill passed the Senate by an overwhelming
lHsjoriiy, lag 6gh, wss inside npoa itin the House,
IN discussion Of several days Bot Il passed the
House By she asaidsd majority d sssss en- te seth
Il Nay, SIS. z Is due 70 loyal naeb aud 10 rvbels
,As4 they should know Nhe sre their friends, and
hence We give the vote;
Ayes-Araall, Cosard, DaoalGson, Doughty,
p0ggAa, Eliiot. fussa GarnaF, Grifaah Gfeye,
aTsmmes, Heisoa, Jones OF GresRe MAsga, Max
veil McNsiF, Melton, Minnis Malilns, Norman,
Porter, TRckest, Rsulston, Rider RoRers Smith,
Of HAricnAn, Saith. Of 0bioa, Snadderiy, Thorn-
burg. Wagner. Wslers, of Wilscn, Waters Of Mad.
iscn, Walker. Williams, Wiies Rooaocek Taman
and Joaas ef ClaiborBe-5S.
N0es-AnderseR, Barton, Brittla Cooper, Cope
land, Faulkner, GuiBes 6ayTek Grant HesfsrsoEA
Ho0E .farris, Ksrchiy4l Maaoy Nnsa Nicks
Scales, simmons, Sis{fs SsselA, ThonlAA &C CoEaa
Thonas- Of Benton, Warren, Wallis Wright and
Speaker Hsissell
II Hoszesi Ae4iS1., HagiitSoss HaAeoek, Ra,gk-
and Essr counties arc correctly Represented in
this veta an Federal protection ought 70 b with
drawn from them al once, and let tham 20 into the
hands % those with whom they syIspaGhize. II
thsy are aaistprsssseR Asve contend they are, and
grossly uisrePresented Al that they should call upon
those whc have abused their confidence 10 give
piAe to who viii carry oat the wishes Of their
la.ysl cJustiiGentz'
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For the kpesyIae Wing
Cancellation.

Msssrs. Editors Permit me through the columns
Of your journal 70 address 70 the UniUE men Of
East Tennessee a few words Allow me 10 preface
nay remarks by the Statement which allewho know
me will not hesitate eOrroborsts viz. Lhaye been
regarded from tho inception Of the rebellion, which
So lately deuged our land With fraternal blood, an
ultra Union nan. ! considered a. % paramount
Importance the integrity Of the Federsl, Gosera-
menL
I have, at the hands Of rebels, suIlsred arrest
many personal indignities, aud pecuniary loss But
now that this DARK aad tempestuOus night, which,
for four dreadful years, has brOodsd ever cur eoun-
try i breaking up, lot look with grateful hearts
upon The bright silver rays u returning peace and
prosperity. Should moi every heart Be giaddeasd
LII It's Gar possible, leave the gloomy past with
all lis dark and wrssched seeae Of violence and hate
70 oblivion and TO God, who hath said MINES the
vengeance, l wiz repay the pRnishmsnt Of those
fends which no Punishment within the power Of man
can adequately reward II No expeot return Of
ancient paaca aud pTS<psrity--a restoration % law
and ordsr--ws must bury the tomahawk Let Us
display towards tho thousands Of our fellow.eitEehs
who were engaged IN The recent rsbeIlioa, and who
are now gsiarassi, ~ individuals aad communities,
ths same magnaniinoas spirit which our Govern.
ment has exhibited. Let Us emulate tho example Of
the lamsAted and lllnstroas Lincoln That there
arc SOME monsters IN human shape whose crimes
psrpatrAtsd, while In The garb Of "CoafodeFste so
diers" merit determination, h true, But Is II wise
oF humane 70 approve or encourage tho indiscElnn.
ate slaughter Of al the men who are charged with
the commission OF Atroolous crimes II such
policy should b pursued Is il not probable that the
least guilty would suffer WIZ not he wors, men
have escaped BY making tAsiF way ous Of iAeeoea.
Try where their evil desas woes eommiited and
whore thsy would be reeogalzsdl Is not the bet
Ter policy and would Il n0t b more consistent With
The tsAchiags OF the Union party to lntsuss y the
laws u ne land ths Fstrbuson due the yolatcss Of
laW1
Yes, my Soantryhsn, "a lhe aiaias,y Of the esyii
hw be restored. II Is alike our duty and car IN
lsress TO sustain T. am no apologies fsr rebels;
but thas there were many misguided men who On.
tered the rebel army, from patriotic motives, whe
can doubt Yes, hswsseF misialgsn, many Of thela
we're honest and tsaght from eonyietlsas Of duty,
saEsnesd By tie ssren cong u seeessla. Thsre are
few msn IF rsa.ch who weald isopardlze every IN
terest that msn holds asar many Of thca did, Il
sheg Ind "a balievsi tks5 wsrs i gbt q behussea
Eaion insh, Who are the yieors 81 tie Ias asfghle
struggle b exhiblt charity. Il win eestalnly, On
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Champ Ferguson.

Fhis HaA has been Noted - . vindis.lvs ssa mar.
eilsss guerrilla be was yesterday bFou9ht b ~,
city pgisoneF. Col. Blackburn some DAYS arasant
him an order fEvn Gen, Thomas % snrrusasF. Ms
his pasn aud Dol Blackburn, with wham - -
Walker. The msa sarFendarsd bat FessugaaT "a.
eithed - do 20 ness Oh sleh eondlsioe y ma bsa
granted y The officers Of the Confslofato armss ~
was willlag 10 take ths oath. Such ser,E.s ssaai5
oct Be granted 70 man stained and stopped "a eri,a
- Ferguson b Col, blackburn sfiaFNafds cent
Killers ereak, twelve Mills north q 8nsfts. Tam
he Eas fognd 20 be In The stable. 1hs aaa syt -.
tween ths stable and the houae, cutting hlf ~ gsas
bis weapons which we're 10 she hessaS ana IL w.
Feadily taken Ne bore hss eaptuFe via coolnssz
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l56 children, large mortality Nnioag children.
Isthese not rcAson TO calculate on most bsRsaoisl
re.aiib in Knoxville from sanitary improvement
II in London, Glasgow, and other cities so much
inferior TO Knoxville for position - = health, hoy
are reducing the daAth rate = haig or third, and
incraaaing ths health Of survivors, nothing prsyeats
KhoxvlIs iroan attaining considerably higher pO-
EitioH In point u health bus littis effort on the
hart Of the citizens.
Lei those sanitary measures be adopted that Pro-
daee health Of boy aad moral rsetitae, no insani-
tary measures allowed 90 exist calculated II dsPres
the spirits damp the sasFgy, or in any way rsProas
scientific and mercantile enterprise. Such state
with good mixture OF euF go-a-hsad friends frOm
The North, would make Kno1yiIs one Of the Rlost
sassresisine sad attractive plAeOs In America
WILLIAM TsVea
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ths psft offaany IhAisiEHals who bass bern gss-
vioasiy wruAgsa IN psFssn sd assts reqairs De
sxeztise Of much fosbseancs. Let bs remember
thst De yGs4nishsa party are aos anssmed- insa-
pssls Of ratlaisnee, snd II alf mercy. Rise ny
eoansf5mesi 70 che klsh slsndsfd which the tsssA
Of our ncbest sad sost successful heroes teach Let
passion and mad impulss no longer rule the hour
Lot as BY cancellation and kindness, sin back 70 &
reverence Of The I'D dag The thousands Of our M
fortunate eoanirymen, 50 lately strsysd who are
heS willing 70 acknowledge IL supremacy To
SEX revenge may be human, bat ii Is God-Bke 70
forgive.
May the Union soldiers prove themselves mag
naulnm ~ thsJ are brsgs RsbzAxxEA
!. June s. 1865.
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TINS TABLK.--Mr. A. A. TalnsgS Superinssn-
dent If tho Chattanooga and Atlanta and Chats.
necga and Knoxville Inca has Issued a new time
table for both roads, which went into effect on the
Ist instant. The time 90 the Kno1vills mad re-
msins the sanlU a. before viz Leave Knoxville At
1:Oo, A. n, STRIVE II Chattanooga At sis, ,. n
Trains on the Atlanta read viii hereafter leave
Chattanooga st 7;45, A. NJ arrive Dalton at lies,
P n, and Kingston Al s.ls, P. n Restraining leave
Kingston al s;45, A. n, arrive al Dalton at a4s,
A. NJ, and Chattanooga al Loo, p. NJ
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eeyeenas prowaIow Detssminsd ts Hold %
Money ior the Fecplsi


i E 42a-~s q
= The rsksis Of hast tennessee aIkde s shFswd q.
fort yesterday 10 flank Gov. Brownlos aae ~
hands uysoh te 600 600 ia tpoeIe captured 81 80.
,,Ssa rssntly ~ (lsb. Triton, aad bruaeht - this
civ few days sgo, with ths assets snd properly q
a eIesk so1 isestsf named Dsaasick heaS Anpzs
villa atlssapted YESTERDAY % serve en- nttaehHieut on
a. oserntf for she lsuhey Aforesaid % No gro1aa
tbat Il was The properly u tbe dsPositoEs ~ ths
bank. The Governor promptly notihed the sherin
lhai Ne Bank Of Tennessee had ~, eeeeeo o ice
zacfea and lnGlsasble school fana helongseg 70 ne
ehsldren Of The State, which faBd vs. stolen ~
Harris Ia 1881, and that he wa eeteeuhed g bold
on 10 The tso0, COO Il 81 hasaFds He would SIGHT
he money shavers and rebsl sympathlsen 70 The
gaias ef tsaslitlan bofeFe BE would surrender the
osi.ss,red money now claimed by depostor who had
nFobaly made their deposits IN OoafaasFats money.
AZ the mslieF stands, Il win be pretty Hsbt be-
twss che apsonlaiars 81 theens hand end tteserner
BsuwnIcw sad Tie Children Of tha CsnfabnEealth
On The other. We will BET our pile that the Cover
nor rossts hA advefsafies aboFxo foot and dngoons
he win have al The little boys and girls "a BIS side
certainly We akn also that specuiasots are bIaily
engaeod In buying 40 the deprecated papsr Of the
ststc Bank, expecting 20 bring suits against Gov.
Browai0w 10 make him give up the moaey. Most
Of these spectators men who eneouraged, aided
and ahssaed The rehallon. Ihsse men ara now buy
fnr up Che notes Of She State Bank a. twenty or
thIrty cents on the dollar, and expect 20 make q
Common Schools IL above all others, and win DO
presTrsd before all others tl the last dollar Of the
stolen e 900 shall have been paid. Until this
loss shall have BEEN fully made good, no private
creditor can come In. Money shAyeTs snd triclsters
who destroyed the State Bank win not be suffered
20 lay their aahaliowed hands on tina captured REM
nant Of The sacred School Fund.
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MILITARY AFFoTxraIksTss--COEnnSi have
bssn Issasd IS Goysnor BrSwnlow - The follow
ing nGuad oescsrs IN tia ~ Tennessee Mounted
Infantry Lieutenant C5lenai-Thcs. Il. Reeves,
Of Greene cOaHsyi Hsior-Gainss Lsxsoas Of HAw-
kins county; Captain Richard l. Long, Of gsssr-
sou county, lst Lislseaans-- William r. Jones, Of
Granger county CsptGin--JohB A. Wagner, Of
Greene county "a LisitsnAat- Jehn 7. PiesSa Of
Carter county lsl Lsatsnant--Isaac ArmisAge Of
GrSsns county "a Lieutenant d. john
sOA; CAptAin--John r. Desmond I'd Lieutenant
- WIN. A Brandon.
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Dick Turnar, the horrid wretch who, Is Keeper Of
the Libby Prison, prsetieed the nOst infsrnAl cru
elties upon the Federal prisoners has escaped from
The cell in which be Was confined. We guess that Il
q silver key that opened the door. A Confed-
crate ohicer In Richmond informed U.s. last winter,
thai, 10 bis esrt&iB Lnowlsige. xahn Morgan es-
cape from Camp Chase vas effected by bribery
L0Uisrlls Journal.
That All u John &orgAns ssaf officers escaped
in the saass manner We have no doubt After Nor
gar WAS killed in Fast Teanessce HE staff escaped
bstwsen Knoxville and Nashville.
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Bal hIA NsIs 1hawed nesh yinalss shtas alid $50
"a IN sxeissd woman naRry sle4asHee afn ~
nasa E1fgrsons onlY eilsIde44 good l6okl6F wei
faaanofz1 veil sdacataa elfi eF foaftsch, 81
VIII greet BE aeknea ICED 70 Cot 8laehbaIa
tkkE ke tnsw Of thies-thfe psrseas, sate sd
tfank, Nhcni he had hluaself killed. The fbftbr-
Aaod b npatss Is nov clear 81 gusffiIIat = Nsst.
e{fls k;,sfo6
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5r0c1HoLDEEs AKETINs.-By Faferonee 70 our
.5vsztisng columns It win be ssen tlal the Pred
isli Of The EAsi Tsanessss and Virginia Railroad
Company hAa called 3 messing Of the StOckhoidsn
=. Knoxville on Wednesday, ths i2sh Of July nsEt
70. the psrPoss Il peotiHg Boerd OF DiFeetOrs sad
oihsg oflosss Of tbs rosd. ~
Tie Stockholders ia ths Hast TsnAszass snd t1sOr-
g,s Railroad Company win msss % the ams day,
f2s tes pTg9ss Of elsctlag otesrs Of their road,
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5KxSs DAVIS IL cRAEzs.--It hsa bean round ne
sskseFf 70 pot JsG Davis in irens his ankles are
nssasslsd md eosnsased b CHIN thFse feet long:
He saee1ly seslstsd Tho proves 81 manAelng, sad
thleateasa FeagsaHes On thase doing H. Rather
haesms heesszAxg - ihg0w hiu aa BIS baek and
bold Am thara Until fhe irusa w6fn elAeAed hg
50 81 Vulcan 3sshsfsls TEA
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tsrkssAsLE,--ws have been requested 70 cali the
attention Of the authorities 70 the wsesched eondi
ton Of the bridge 81 the foot Of Vino street. Some
time since the citissas Of that part VI tbs town
WAitsl upon the eOrporate authorities respecting
tbis bridge bat ~ yet nothing hEs bean done We
learn some sSEs ago the military authorities order
81 the work 70 be done bat strange 10 say it still re-
mains in the same impossible condition, Who Isl
same
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A correspondent 81 the New Yask Tti6aae, do
ssrlbing Davis nnrihward Journey, says, The IRIS.
onoFs 10 aIabaleneas procsedea IS the hand 81 the
an Michigan cavalry, playing aFss Yankee
Doodle which had sylslsRlly depressing inaasaes
on Che feelings ef Mr., Davis has When 10 4 few
minutes Tia band slrsck he sctAawkai amilisT
ait Of Iehn BpeNu's Rodys Aasehing On Il wa
TOO much Tor eadp1anee and be sgaRalh feA pres.
tfate h he ashaaaee and VS. kept concealed sfom
view ~ Ala hisnas Tor eaaaiaarsele time.
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PAOMOrIoS.--BvigAdisr General jos. A. Cooper,
Of East Tennessee, hAs been promoted 10 the rank
Of Brsvs MAjof General for gallant services IN the
great campaign around Nashville last winter Gen
esal Cocpsrs positiOG 81 one time fGl Of psriI
be wa neAriy cut 81 Asd captured BY The rebss.
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There i bon fohe kundfea copies q sE'rowb.
lows book On the Rebellion" for sale 81 he oasoe
Ct tie KsexvTLLE VINO. Persoas wtshtng 10
p,EreAsse cat sPrly n sid sfsOs. Price stse.
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Chr NapxrlllF Yah.
RKOwK1ov, aAws 1 CO.. r1h.A.a.
KnoxsiRs, Tsua., June 7, 1895,

ne waEo osn he bsd every weak a tAe News
Depot d r. II. Singleton, Fcss oaiec BaildlaE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lows McGLApFITE lE authorised 80 ael a. eur
sesst slSag the whole Pacific csAa. Hss address
is san Frsneisco, California
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THE New E4cise Tas Law Is pAmphles Eons,
san b. hsd ~ ooaE a TUENELIs Book Store next
. saRksrj's Drug siogn. Gay EFsss.
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PRaoTEp--For bravery aud eallantry rarely
sqalled, President Johnson has pFssnosad Colonel
james r BFovHlow 70 the rank Of Bfsves HFiga.
diaF GansFaI q United States volanteeEa
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CoScEHT.--A coBcsst win be given Tor the ban.
sat o. sas Inssitute sabbath School, 90 Friday
evening, Juns 9th, 81 the lst Preabytsrian Church
IN this city Ths lovers Of music and children are
invited 70 sttsnd
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- FHE Young Meme Christian Association will
s.,sss At Ne Bspsia GkaFch, 90 Monday evening,
Jans lsth, 81 he ringing Of the ksil
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Oealh Of Judge Calroa.
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nsla Atssmps b Abstract ahs staas nsnsf q
As kAndt % Cor sfoNnleN

Tassisa.. Of ash Hans Dspoatsrs 50 spse.
nlAtoFsl
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Negro Troops Going TO HsrIee.
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sumors AbOat Secretary Stanton
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Capital Of the state Bank
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Miners Riot In Ohio.
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The Yellow Fever Plot
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KlrbJ Smiths Surrender.

Terrific Explosion In Mobile.
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The Alabama Delegation.
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% deaths between The ages Of 40 u 80 '
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furnishes no good reason why they
should not be made to bear their portion
of the expenses of the general govern
.ment. On the contrary, in order that
taxation may be equal, the rate assessed
by Congress upon these bonds should be
higher than that placed upon property
which is liable to State and municipal
taxation. If one species of property is
taxed to sustain the State and municipal
governments, it is by no means just to
tax it for Federal purposes as heavily as
that which is free from these local bur
dens; and it is much more unjust to ex-
empt any kind of property from all tax
alton either Federal, State or municipal
This is the inequality of which the
people complain. They have no wish
to violate the plighted faith of the ma
ton or to repudiate the national debt,
but they are opposed to the exemption
of any species Of property from the bur
dens which should be borne by all .
They demand that, at the earliest posi-
BILE moment, Congress shall remedy this
defect in its legislation and in the exer
else Of its clearly legal right impose
upon the government bonds some share
of the burden of Federal taxation.
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A Correction,

In the report of the proceedings of the
Democratic, Convention at Triadelphia, as
published in the Wheeling mteligencer, a
mistake occurred. which, while it was
probably ruintentional on the part of
the reporter, was of such character us
to lead the editor of tha5 paper into u Sc
rious error yesterday morning. II was
not stated by any of the speakers at that
convention that Mr. LAMB was. i'm full
sympathy With the Democl ale party,
neither was there any attempt made to
convey the idea that ho endorsed the po
sition OF the Democratic party III any
other respect than IN relation to the most
prominent local questions now before the
people. 1t was stated, as nearly as we
can recollect, that upon all the live is
sues of the day" be was with us, aud we
submit that this assertion finds ample
warrant in the course pursued by Mr..
LAMB during the last session of the leg
iSlature, It is fact well known that he
stood opposed to all the prosGriptiyc and
partisan measures adopted by majority
of the members of that body
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Our Coun,Y Election


Nowtbat the political campaignin this
county is fairly begun, we trust that the
Democracy viii conduct it with as much
sspirit and activity as they displayed last
.tsfll. We have not the same influences to
contend against that secured the defeat
of our county ticket at that time, land
our chances are now decidedly better
. than then. We can certainly overcome
the paltry majority Of one hundred and
thirty one which was then cast against
us, if We display the same enthusiasm
aud feel the same harmony which char
acterized that effort. Indeed, we have
no doubt that the majority in favor OF
the Democratic ticket at the next cleo
ton will be- much larger than it was foI
our opponents last fall, if we all do what
we can to swell the vote. We hope that
the County Executive Committee whose
names were announced yesterday morn
ing will get together rs soon as possible
and inaugurate some plan upon which
all will unite for the prosecution OF the
work in hand We would suggest that
public meetings be held at varioss points
in the county for the discussion OF th'
questions of the day. The campaign viii
necessarily be short; let us make 1T al
lively as we can. Certainly we canno
hope for success if we remain Inactive
1t is due to the gentlemen whom we have
placed in nomination that an earnest ct
fort be made for their election.
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CHANGE OF MARKET HOURS.

~
N fishing an evening market at the Second
Ward Market House, in the city of Wheeling
SECTION I. Be it ordained by the Council of
the city of Wheeling that on and after the LIST
day OF October next there shall be held at the
Second Ward Market House, in this city, an
evening market of four hours duration on every
Tuesday and Friday evenings opening at three
o'clock p. NJ, and closing at seven o'clock p.
NJ; from the st day of October until the 3lst
day of March, and opening at four o'clock P NJ.
and closing at eight o'clock p. NJ from the LIST
day of April until the 3Oth day of September
SECTION .. All ordinances and regulations in
force and governing the markets heretofore es
tabllshed, shall govern and regulate the e5ening
market herein provides for.
And the authority and duties of the Clerk Of
the market are hereby extended TO the same
SECTION 3. All ordinances and parts of ordi
nances heretofore adopted coming in conflict
with the provisions of this ordinance, are here
by repealed.
SECTION L. This ordinance shall be iii force
from and after its passage.
H. F. FEENY City Clerk
Passed September 18th, 1865. sepli-3t