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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

STICK TO THE TRUTH.-The Garsttc in its
account of the Union County Meeting held
on Saturday last, says, "a forcible speech in
favor of negro suffrage" was made. This
statement is entirely untrue. During the
whole discussion the subject of negro suf-
irago was not even limited at by any speaker,
much less lorcibe speech made in favor oi
it. The Gazette should endeayor to come
somewhere near telling the truth about the
meeting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

AN INourRY.-The joint resolutions of the
General Assembly of this State are always
published in the Pamphlet Laws of each
session. viii Gusts w. Wright, ESQ, Sec
retary of State, please inform the public why
he has so far forgotten his duty as to exclude
from the last pamphlet laws the joint reso-
lutions ON the assassination of President Lin
colnY We will await the reply to this ques-
ton before further referring to the matter.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

SPEAKIG ouT,-We like man who speaks
out after the manner of the editor of the
Circleville (ohio) Union, who is also post,
master He says
Since Johnsons deserhon of the Union
party, the Copperheads of this city have be-
come extremely anxious about the Circeville
post office The very men who, a short time
ago. denounced him as a tyrant, usurper and
sot; who also accused him of being access
sorry to the murder of Abraham Lincoln,
now are his miserable parasites, and long
for the time when one of their starveling
crew shall tug at the post-office dugs. They
are ready to have their tails cut off, their ears
cropped, and brass collar put ON their necks,
marked, my Dog-A. j." Let them have
it, Surely no Union man is ready to stoop
so low as 10 ask office of johnson at the
sacrifice of his manhood and his principles.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

CoPPERJoHNsoN PATRIOTISM. M.-The Nash.
vile Press and Times Of July IA, gives the
following particulars of 'damnable insult
offered to the Union flag at Gallatin, on the
Fourth of July, by the Rebels of that
State. 1t says; "The flag was not only torn
down, but the blaspheming and sacreligious
Union haters actually tied one end of it to
the tail of COW, and the other end to the
tail of a dog, and then drove them pell.mell
through the streets, while the sacred symbol
of the country was dragged through the dirt
and trodden under foot.'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
DIED.

WITslL.-In this city, August 1st, ELIZA
WfTsII., relict of the late George Witsil,
in the 74th year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the residence of her min law, Thos.
Mitchell, No. sos Poplar Street, on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, without further no
tice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

oLD-LrNE WHIGs.-A Copperhead writer,
enumerating the political antecedents of
various prominent Generals, sets down Grant
and Sherman as coming from the "Demo-
cracy." The Chicago Tribune says this is
false. They are both of old Wing stock,
and were both Henry Clay Wings They
disliked Fremont, considering him hum.
bug, and in order to beat him voted for his
opponent Buchanan, They have been
ashamed of that vote ever since. General
Sherman says it was the only time he ever
voted for President, and he asks to be for
given therefor.
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MOBILE SENTIMENTS OE-A PATRIOT
AND SOLDIER.--COL. w. u. THOMAS.

The following thoughtful and manly letter
from Cot TnoMAs, the Collector of tile port
OF fldladclphio to the president of the meet
mg OF Philadelphia merchants, will be read
with profound pleasure hycyery good Union
citizen:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

The RIaHT SPIRIT-John d. Strong was
recently nominated and confirmed as post
master at Jacksonville, Illinois, and was
notified of his appointment. Mr.. Strong
Immediately replied that he was not sup
porter of the Presidents policy, and could
not accept Office at his hands ...
The Dayton (ohio) ,Journai, referring to
the recent removal of United States Marshal
A. G. Sands, of that city, says:-"It was
indicated to Mr.. Sands that he could remain
in office if he would support the President
and the Philadelphia Convention. Mr.. Sands
replied, with honest indignation, Il helped
organize the Union party; have done a
great deal of work for it; will eat dirt for
no man, and no office will make me do it.
The President may remove me as soon as he
pleases. Twill not help the Copperheads. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
MOURNING GOODS.

Particular attention paid to Mourning Goods rn,llt
and French IombnzineF, Tamizu Cloth ThilAi a. az
Meino, ParAmeta Wool Dslaines, two yards viii. p,.
Repps, and variety oi other Mourning Go1Is aia
Grape Wells, Hat Grape aud Grape by The ward viii,
Merino aud Cashmere ior Shroudng. Xii uloyes. "ils
do- and Black Mourning Collars. All ofthese rool. i
he shown with pleasure iyi7-gm
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nns l9viaE 4a9I.lIon. ars IYLnI.Aed by r =
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by @. Chandler 4 Son.
Thursday. Augnat .

Thursday, August ., 1865.
mls11 lour' per bpl'''' l2.001lbUO
NYt f""if Fel
sutu nhOh htt
Wheat, per bushel, red choice ...........A2S5 N
=, " while,'..."a., 3 70
tyo 80
spIh 90
M Gn "sa,peI 80
Oats 4" " .,,...,,,,,.,,...... ~ CO CO
ip, c., ''''''''''''.'''. 90
Timothy "t " ..........,....,.,,,,, & ~ SS
"a a. = .''''''''''''..',
ecu ,...".....2 10
%iu,ss PCT 90
rf .''..'.s..'. IS
Corn Oats ground per buEhel 90
~ 90
nhlon eeiis per bushe 10
Peas Der bnshel for Foed ...,,,,. a o6S,liH ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

a. Nj. IRVING, of the late firm of John G CLARK Jr
20 viii continue the business of GRAIN GOAL srd
FLOUR DEALING, at KirkwoOd Thankful for tbe ,bs
Is patronage Of the public heretofore he spits con-
hnuanee OF the same. [aug8-l0ll A. M. IRVING
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:: = NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHEsTER ACADEMY,
FOR BOTH SEXES.

BROAD STREET, NEAR POTTER,
CHESTER, PA.
81 The next Term Of four months will commence on
MoNpAf, sept 81. For circulars address
AugS-2m GEO. GILBERT, Principal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
BY THE CABLE.

Leliers directed to street and number wi
be delivered accordingly, free Of charge
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
NOTICE.

~ KiRKwooD, August L. 1905.
The partnership heretofore existing between the nm
dertlgned under the name ofJOHN c. CLARK, Jr & Co
haa peen this day dissolved by mutual consent ms
BUSINESS OF the rm Will lie settled by John c. Clark r
JOHN c. CLARK JR
A. NJ IRVING
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
j. W. HAWKINS, 4
r. P. GIBBONS, Committee
s. CARLISLE,

widening Ming lSt'eet,--A public meeting
was held al the City Hall, on Monday even
ing last, ON the call of the Council, to secure
the approval of the people 10 an ordinance
pending before that body, for widening King
Street from Second Street to the ChristiAna.
The meeting was organized by John H. Ad-
ans, on whose motion George W. Bush was
called to the Chair, and +. r. Taylor ap-
pointed Secretary. The object OF the meet
ing was snted by the Chair, after which the
ordinance was read by the Secretary. las.
Bradford moved that the meeting approve Of
the ordinance. Pending this motion, a dis
cussion ensued which was participated in
by the President of the meeting, Mr. Bush
and Isaac $. Flint, in favor of the motion
and DIR. r. II, Porter, John Logan, Henry
Bleyer and james Monaghan against it, At
the conclusion Of the remarks of these ron
tlemen, the question was taken hy gira o0ff
vote, andthe ayes appeared 10 he in the mA-
ioriiy A division was called ior, aud the
President requested those in favor to take
the upper side of the hall, and the opponents
the lower side, The result was HAT tile
llenda of the measure were largely in the
majority, and the President declared tile
approval OF tho meeting given to the ori.
nance, after which il adjourned,
Losf--A pass-b book, No. $50, containing
tht account ol Lettf yum Will thc Altl-
sans Savings Bank, No Coz Market Street,
Wilmington, Del. Any person finding said
book will please return the same to
JoHN RussELt,
Administrator of Peter Quin, decd
Nec Past 0@te-A post-otiiee has bceu
established al Edgewood, about two miles
above Magnolia, Md, and Thomas Tidings
appointed postmaster.
Cholera.--The Smyrna Times Of Wcdncs.
day says:--We learn, and state upon the
authority ol physician, that Two cases ol
cholera terminated fatally at Dover ON sun.
day last. The subjects were two negro
women-moiher and dauglter-the deaths
occurring nearly together
The case OF negro man, occurring near
Blackbird day OF two since, is pronounced
by the physician to be cholera morbus. lie
has recovered.
We are informed by gentleman of this
town, who was in Milford on Saturday, that
three intcrments took place in that town that
day, three the day before, and one ON
Thursday These deaths were mostly chill.
dren, and caused by summer complaints.
One case, however, was pronounced cholera
that of colored man near the town.
Camp Meetiag.-A camp meeting of The
NJ, Il. Church will be held near Aberdeen
Md, commencing Friday, August II.
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S U MN Err GOODS

fOhb LINE of PLAIN AND C0LORED sIlKs
Blaek' bl9e, Brown, Green, Purple aud Mode at lpa
prices. Black Alpaca, Of superior quality. IVY
full stock OF DOMESTIC GOODS, combating in r,,,
Of two and half yards wide muslin, Que and A nn'
do Of best makes Wiansyie, Wamsutta, Nav WIZ
MILLS aud all the popular makes of Bleached ami po
musins at city prices eleven quarter ten quarter a
nnequarter linen sheettngi Bucheis Linen aud Tsid
Linen Of all grades one piece OF superior Barnsey fb
Linen two yards wide Satin Damask Napkins large si
large assortment Of WHITE GOODS, viz Brilliant,
very cheap; Plaid aud Plain NAinsooks of ina o,i
swlss Muslins; Bishop Lawn; Linen Lawn, very Bn,
English Long Cloth, at law prices; large Asso tment Al
Linen diaper very Wide and ine also. hus Twei Finn
nels red, white and blue Marsulles Quilta and M,r
les by the yard; Casslmers and Tailors Trmmiugs n
low prices. NJ
REDUCTION IN sHERD MUsLINs.
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS AT % CTS
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NOTIcM TO POLITICIANS,

IS said hdi "crperence teaches cisdOnl." our ca
pelcHce, for many gears, printer teaches that
pohcians are about as slippery most other people
Therefore kRoto ye each all, aud epery Of goH hut
heegtter no political printing Of any Kind Or character
th is fair and proper 10 chdrge Tor, iD9 BE- done III
Mis oce for any rdHdiddie orpccdn gDce-Seckcr
any other person PERSONS for any party commit
fef rto may order rok for purity purposes, unless Me
order is accompanied ruth The GAsi, he Of some
responsible ndipidudi rho is kHOpn 10 be conscientious
~ Favorable 10 paying such b ohen fdfiy contracted
No odef unless thus pad for endorsed giH teceire
any attention lfom as, and zee hereby gue MS early
fte gt ne fdef that gentlemen mag Of feel themselves
agyeted disappointed IL Meir orders should be d.
dlned fOt he reasons ADORE stated.
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TnNnmoNEY MAnKNr.

From JoHs MoLRAr a son, Bankers, eol Market
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MARYLAND Union Convention.
BALTIMORE, Angus

,.,t..u baltimore, August ID.
The Unconditional Union Convention
was held here today. George NJ. San
dcrs, of Howard County, was chosen
permanent President and made a'spccch
indorsiug tho action Of Congress us
against the Presidents policy. Rcsou'
tons werc adopted to appoint delegates
to the Convention of Southern oyalists,
which meets in Philadelphia onthe ID OF
September. "'
The Committee on Resolutions, through
their Chairman, C. G. Fulton, reported a
series of resolutions indorsing the recon-
s,ruction, measures Of Congress aud pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution,
urging the necessity Of maintaining a
registry law Of the votos, and condcmn'
ing tho course af Governor Swami in re-
lation to said law, &C."
The Convention unanimously nomina'
ted Colonel III. BuDcc, of Cumberland
formerly of the Cd Potomac Brigade, for
State Controller.
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SIATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

IT RIFLES HELD IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE or TIE
~ crcui, Cort OF Mercer County, on Monday, the "
Rc,rr, A, Richardson Alexander Mahood, and Andrew
white, ColnpiaIuants, agaInIt the prckiien Direct
orr and Con,pnuy If the Bank Of the Old Dominion.
and BENJAMIN White, Sheriff VI Mercer county, De.
fendarlts.-ln Chanccry. =,
THE object Of this suit Is TO cRu!n and restrain tho
cerncdy from further procctdngs Judgment o. The
Circuit Court ofNcrcer eoun; for tho suIn;oi tp e9
recovered On the lgfk day Of Scpemthr' 1859 BY a.:
Hank Of the Old Dominion against Complainant, until
the further order VI the C"urt.)
And II appearing by AFFIDAVIT filed that the President
Drcctors mud Company OF tho Bank Of the Ola D'nii-
ion are moi, residents OF this State, ordered that they
do appear here within one mouth ai'er due publication
Of s order and do what necessary to protect hcif
Intrrc,,s Ia. tho premisss. TOste 80 GEO. EVANs'
Aux L .ls66 --i0Ht. :. :. - T.. CGrk Z. Z.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Nicholas County .B03 y

N ICNO4AB SOI3NVy .DU8
At RULES HELD In THE .cLERX,Ss QFf1G&f
~ the circul. COu1 Of saa coauQ, on tho nrstAoail
Ia August, 1855: - - AJ''i,.t - ~ ~
Nan.Irld Groves, Admins,rasar q Jahu Groves
deceased, -. HuIseIl J. ft!n'en aad ssan'on Ftee
chs otrci of ue lborr sut 10 10 etcover Of The %.
icldam, Dickinson t7OO, With interest aud cost. hcrco
and subject the following real csia- lying aud beiug Ia
uld County, uudssa Hep ressfrsd thereon, the pay.
mrnt OF sad claim viz c6tu trsrt parcrl ofland
wing near The town OF Sumsrvlllr In Aad County, con.
iang aIou, three hi,drrd and ninety acres, being
The same land conveyed toAad Dickinson by said John
Groves sen dccesied. BY deed bearing date October
22d ISIS recorded In tho Nicholas County Recorder
ollIcc, 10 Book T. Of Ueedh pAgv lt3 &c.) :gG' sss
Aud il appearing by atdAvi, Of the CTnplanant's A.
torncy thai the said SepdantA not residents Of THU
State, 4, 10 ordered that the al. Defsndant' d. .Ppca
hero within one month sftts due publication Of this or
der and do whatever may b nscrssay 70 protect si
Interests In the premises. Testc 4. }. Jones',
Aug. Is, lssa-&smE. SO. .igCi H Crff'
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1. A,xEw daYs ago Tie Nationsl Intellii:
gsueet bdSitedl thA NelsGs IA a nIS:sc;aSs
IN the Southern States 3wher, the pro.
posed convention Of. Southern, ,,loyalistst,t
Philadelphia September could be;held.
The fe'Ffgk Eot lnt slaughter at,New
Orleshs We suppose would be1beitp or.
ton. Never mind, hoxeyer.-that sort
Of thing viii not last Iohg.a That 'iiotahd
slaughter will yet cost the Southern teb-
;elssan1 &eF portaelp >alliesdclr enough:
fsnytding wis 2eedeA TO seSl ther doom.
and make the country almost a solid phal.
anz in srpper. a. the gzeat; Union; party,
the terrible scenes at New Orleans have
more than supplied the defect. - Now VIC
know what !" accepting Tie situation l"
means in the mouths ofSouthern rebels.
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superintendency Of Averill Coal
and Oil Company.

- CirY AND CouxrYor NEwiroHK, IS: ~.
A DOIPHUs sNEDBERd, OF THE CITY OF NEW
~ York being duly sworn depose. and says, that be .
Secretary and one Of The Trsiess 81 the Ayer Coal
OH Company that one Horao P. Averill was formerly
the Superintendent OF said Company In West VirGnl.
but was removed from sauce by the DlreetSs, Of said
Company oaths Sit day Of MARCH, 1874 ~ WIZ appear
by COPY of Resolutions OF Removal hereto annexed
marked Schedule ~ which were copied By Deponent
from the original Rocks Of Minutes IN bis po.'ti'lon. ~
such secpstsry Dcponen further sHys that q. Powers
Of Attorney or authority 10 act agent for this Com
pany heretofore given by said Company. have been ex:
prciIy revoked and that said orsto f.Avssu has no
hi. COMPANY OF for parties claiming any interest ~ the
lands occupied Ivy IN West Virginia. or TO act for It or
them m any other way whatever. Dcponcnt further says
that on the 10Th day Of May last be caused TO be sent 70
aid Ayeri notice. oiWhich copy Il hereto annexed
ulnrEsd'B' AMLPHUs SNEpbER1,
Sec. xrprfN Coal i on 60. (EAL
June lsso, - - = g JAMES ~ ,uOOkE,Itt-
~ - 80 Notary FIblfe.H (nLrl
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Notice to Take Depossiinons.

AFRssRs GEORGE DWIGHT. AND 0THERst THE
w drseendAns md helrs AZ law of Jonathan Dwight
tho elder deceased; Gsdtss Miss Ghd Others, drscend
anu and holr. at law of George Miss the elder deceased
Geors. Hooker and ohcrs, descendants and heirs At
law Of John Ilookrr deceased: and Francis Granger
Granger, deceased, ar hereby notified that on the
f0tG dnB Of S~ptrHibnr, 1906. at the CLERKS Office
Of tho County cear. SeTaists! Ct farewell {: H.. In
the State Of Virginia. will take tho DeposItio'a 81
ustce and others to be read svideaoe in Iu
ptpfns In the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County; Went
Slrxinis In which am Complainant and you arr De.
icndSnI.. o.. ,-.s.,i HENHl y. IuONtsvs.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

a So :,-s,- =. MASTER COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE, I
rtS Z E.S0Mxrox, MD July 81. 1865. 4
Char'eS Hedrisk Executor Of Samuel Cabel. deceased
Complainant. Va Mary Barnes and others, Defend.
T,ATTiEs 10 rae ABOVE CAUSE WILL. TAKE
/ notice that have Fixed upon Wednesday,,
the 9th day Of her nsxt, kv exccut.
inS the following provisions Of Decree rendered IN tho
Circuit Court for kanauha county on the fist day OF
December, 1855: ~: 81: 3" ~ ,Ir'
"it IL further ordered that one Of the Commissioners
a. lila cpprt 70 ascsytaip ADD spon to Ito Court the
amount which win b realbnshiy required TO- edaeste,
ec,yey SsiSe a. tAs aSs oftweny ysar, senord.
ins 70 ID Interpretation I The Of the TSSiator, ly
tAls, Deette.l Ny}SEi! ! HlH IlH I'D
.,d do ssorr isu aud report TO this Court the spount Of
tSc nersous eoIAie of he Ia-a J. Cabeltr stating 10
sueh secnanf a ID b he4apbstdrf 4 Z
'S>A '>-'''' = > jOAN ]. FolElgY,
Ar f.-kozrk Eiiy ztg!~ "a r. .ccRnsssoncf
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TUE, SAP ;REsyLrs. OF coSclLsATIoS,-
Those:who profess toEhavo 50 much faith in
mild, conciliatory measures towards the rcb'
els, to restore peace to q bleeding country
after first contemplating the distracted con-
dition Of Affairs in .Kcntucky and the sweep
ing prescription, Of Union mon there, viii
please read the address Of Governor Wells, o.
Louiasidas, Oh Surarst page, which shows the
working q that: policy N that State. -
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

N1VTNC-I' N-OHIEVy1 HHs
Ar RULES HELD IL TIE CLERKS OFFICE or
LAthe Circuit Court Of Mercer County, OH Monday the
9th day of August, 1885: 10 g.
Albert D. Calico Executor Of tho win Of Charles ".
g. CaIfre deceased Plaintiff, against James 4. Doyle
and ChrIs,opcr G. billion, defendants. chanecry
tThr object VI this suit Il tornforec Judgnlcnt.lir
Of Judgment o6tainr,i Ia the name VI Dcfent, Chris.
,opGsLi Million, WHO aued. Iof tho beneit 81 the snd
Charles ". Caler against tract 81 land belonging 70
Defendant Jnnirs a. Doyle, lying iu Mercer County, aud
contaiyng 40 ncrcs o..
And |, appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants are not residents Of this State,
1t is oro.cL ,l they do appear here within one month
urr duo publication Of this Ordrt and dowhAt ncccs.
sary to protect thrlr Interests Ia thIn suit.
Aug. u, 1850 Ic',e: GEORGE EFASS,
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- STATE or. WEST VIRGINIA,
,sr'sN raoa,uha Counfv CO... .

81 =
a r RULES HELD. lS THE CLERKS OFFICE Oh
Uths iircnit CURT OF anaShA.Connty, ON tho tnst
Monday In the month OF August, lsso: .r.-.L
Amelia w. bradford and Others Cumplanants, vs. Peter
/ V. Grant and others, DefrndaniL-ln Chancery. a..
Che object ottfl, suit 10 TO obtain partition Of Certain
lands described IN the M and lying on the south side
above Ienu's Greek. In tho county Of Knnawha West
Virginia. and owned BY the pdtusi plaintiffs and Dc.
This day came the cUmpalnznts Gy Counsel; and on
their motion. and appsurtk BY adAst died th.t thu
pefeiranu. fsteSv Grant, Noah Grant lAw.on GRANT,
hls wife; Mortimer II. Norton anl his TWO children,
George Norton and Clara Norton; volney Spnldng
md u infant Whose maine Is unknown and who ID the
grand daughter Of yolney Spaldag aud Pnr1pra Spa
ding deceased. late Grant; AMI Alnlc G. 0rrw6ld aud
Howard Grlswold her husband. heirs OF Solomon Grant,
DECEASED are u THU State II Is ordcrsd
that they 10 appear hero within ono mouth AMER due pub
catIon Of this order. and do what necessary to protect
their Interests In this suit. ...
, MLikE, PIP. 90 Tcstc: JNO. SLACk, CLERK.
Aug. H. lMD6.-4lw&. d" 49,
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III nat.e god kta essaig .of l3tk q Az.
gust The President W. J.. Rand; Esa..s betina
1beent H. n. g.. WhitttsSaSttk: Y 10,
PIP seu. The needing u, 60 o,,r,d
with prayer by Rev. W. E. Will;anm.,so1n Nc re
committees or;pe.mu.uttu.s,au;.,rt;on',,,,, 800.
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soc;ety, L, b ! ssllsdpa4Sa Sh,t,c..o. IT,.
p bon, .eoc;sty, q vbia ,srort w,. .do,..a
and ssyent7.txo e 0,r ;1osR SsssNS
teu,ale attached. th.irn.u.a,to "a. coD,.;,r.
ton and dccl,r.d tb,m,ol,.. rn.T;ss.s.sf ~.
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oo'' =. ~ t oe', .p1aly lSe fres''
dcnt, +. W., Morgan; Secretary, e. e. Nc
"!yS ny 0sp Hae seeresa w, :. - -
Wberenno, n, prc.;do,t .,o,. +o,,. ~.
chair at the reouex. Of Nv wb;t,oler The
Pnddcnysap66ihBd s.un,der, thu provisions I'd
the 9th section, Of the constitution We.,rs Y
Is, wbi.teLer. W, J Rand and p W Mo,.
gan -, committee "to establish Il nr,c
t;cable a temperance 81 society in each Of tho
other townships of this county, as branches
Of thi. parent Society, 70 as TO- unite all the
citizens of the countyiih o6ess dSduimooay esdss
for the advancement ofnorslity and sobr;ety. !"
Rev. w. E..williamlsstoin, Mrs. Lcti.ia Whit.
|Itcker n. i. late, Mrs c. WI Ouarr;cr Miss
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