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What We Will Give Thanks For.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON has issued his proclama-
tion appointing Thursday, November 26, as a
day,of national Thanksgiving, praise, and
material blessings that We have reason TO be
grateful for, he adds:-"We are permitted to
hope that the long prctracted political and
sectional dissensions are at no distant day
to give place to returning harmony and frater-
nal affection throughout the Republic" To
all Of which the people will say amen. We
would be glad to believe that this sentence
represents Mr.. Johnson's sincere and honest
convictions, and also that it intimates con-
sciousness of the fact that he has hitherto been
the chief impediment in the way of a harmo-
nious settlement of the troubles of
the nation. Does Mr.. Johnson, when
he looks back upon events of the three years
and half, during which he has sat in the
Presidential chair, see nothing in the results
which his policy has brought about that he
can sincerely call upon the people OF the Re
public to give thanks for ? or does he only see,
in the election Of the wise, firm, moderate,
and truly patriotic man who is to be his sue
P'oePeo' Ihat 6t uo ulstaut oay
the sectional dissensions which he has
done so much to keep alive will
give place to an era of peace, prosperity, and
happiness His record is before him. and
nothing but evil and disaster to the country ia
to be seen in it; and the prospect of better
state Of affairs under the administration of
Ulysses s. Grant is something that We can
thank God for with even more fervor and sim
cerity than we can for the bountiful harvests,
the lengthening Of our highways, and the
opening of new and prolific regions, great and
manifold as these blessings are.
Yesterday the States of Pennsylv vania, Ohio,
Indiana, and Nebraska answered the President
by victories at the polls for the party o.
loyalty, justice, and law which make the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e,7aye FOR THE sUMMER.-rO PREVENT
and m. aHs kfsP Rs EsS Y sh9e
SERINE. ia BIST LIE OF + soIiDiFfED aL oERINE
II y declousy fragrant transparent and superb as
a %kidG4P' dG24P' Mo- sG 81 u 81 Nsss street, sa
a9g@ PHILADELPHIA TYPOGRAPHICAL
SOCIETY Members ioformed that
Mr.. GEORGE w. CHILDs Intends presenting
this Society with the deed OF a lot in Woodlands
Cemetery, and those Interested invited TO
bic at the Ledger Building, SIX TIL and oHE5NUr
Streets, on SATURDAY, nth instant, at r. M.
Members desiring tn participate In the ceremonies
will please leave their with the undersigned NJ
the North American Office. II. ]. DURBoRoW,
lOl President.
f1ge OFFICE OFF, HE CITY TREASURER.
PHILADELeHIA' OCTOBER IA, 1862
To Holders OF City Warrants and Certificates Of City
Registered City Warrants numbering from NJ. to
5000 Inclusive VIII be paid upon presentation at this
Certificates Of Loan Of the CITY OF Pniladelphia that
ready for delivery Holders Of receipts re iaesIed
to present the same aud receive their certificates
aIy, i5ee viii be PAID with the &C !ned intsrest
''o'',N''' JOSEPH N. PEI ssOL
r1ae OFFICE OF THE LeHlGH COAL
~ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
A meeting Of the stock1oide!a q the Gs6Sa Goa,
S g aSvs ct
on the 10Th day OF October instant at 1s O'Clock
70 be the sa co%psuy aSd
ne Sss2SehonnS cT Valley EetCsf w. &cSS%RofTy
tlg~ woMEN's MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
lure to the session Of sssss will be deIiSesed 6y Pro-
Hen1e and 4 M sS5f
Street on TApRsDAY , next, October 15 at 4 o,cock clio,
e~- BRIDEsBURG MANUFACTURING
CJMpANY.-J, MITCH EI, 4, has restg ed
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result Of the November election no longer
doubtful. For these and for the election Of
General Grant as the next President Of the
United States we will have TO give thanks;
and the heartfelt prayer of the noble soldier
who, in the providence of God, is to be our
next Chief Magistrate, "Let us have peace"
will be repeated with sincerity and fervor by
every citizen Of the United States who loves
his country, and who hopes, with President
Jobr son, for returning harmony and fraternal
affection throughout the Republic.
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district exceeds six thousand. Every form Of
villainy and fraud contributed to swell this
aggregate. 1t was made up Of illegal votes
based on forged naturalization papers, on
false naturalization papers, and on tipstave
naturalization papers; Of the votes OF Balti-
more Rebels and New York rowjies; OF native
and foreign repeaters; and Of every species of
ballot box stuffuR.
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THAT HOAX.
A Journalistic Apology.

The canard started by the Eueai,g Express of
Washington, that the President was to be assas-
sinated, is thus apologiZed for by the same jour.
nal of yesterday mornng:-
AN EXPLANATIoN.-We take pleasure in pub
fishing the following letter. We are intorme
thatno one l., less liable to an imputatIon of the
kind referred TO than Mr.. Himber.
We take this occasion to say, once for all
what is known to every one in the least
acquaine ed with the ooerations OF newspaper
establishments, that it is utterly impossible for
responsible editors or proprietors 10 zee, much
less critically examine, the local items which
daily ind their way into their columns, for the
most part brought in at the last moment. We
have taken, and shall take, the utmost care in
this respect our standing order being that
nothing whatever OF personal character shall
be inserted by our reporters unless supported
by undoub,ed authority. If, in spite of all
precautions in this respect, improper charges
or lnuendoes against aDy individual, however
humble or exalted, shall ever appear in this
paper, the dmende will be promptly and cheer.
fully given, when our attention is called to
the injustice done.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. IA, 1s67.-E iitors
Erpess:- your last nights paper
YOU proiessed to be in possession OF nform alton
disclosing an alleged plot Tor the assassination
of President Johnson, and, In the caption OF
your article, stated that the white leader was
city otiice-hU lder and that man "Heimgerber'
was at the head of the plot, and that it was
made known by man named Evans. The paper
was brought to me at my residence by a friend,
and by your whole article the impression has
been generally created that am the city office
holder and the white leader referred 10 therein.
The accusation is false so far as l am concerned
or have any knowledge, and request public
contradiction or retractlon of the charge. In
spelling my name you have made slight mis-.
take; it is, however, the same in sound. | shall
look for the retraction.
Very respectfully, ETC., HENRY HMBER.
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To THE CHARrTABLE.-Polc Young sac
rihced his life in the cause of law and order on
Tuesday. His family are in want, the oircum-
stances surrounding them being detailed in
our local columns. We commend this appeal
for help to every true man and woman in the
citYJ
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TIE fact is well established that the south
ern portion of this city was visited on election
day by bands Of Rebel rowdy repeaters, who
voted in disregard of all law at a number Of
precincts, and who made an ostentatious dis
play OF weapons to overawe election officers
and to intimidate peaceful citizens. The
Democratic majority in the First Congressional
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kellogg is to favor the Bostonians Novem-
ber and 7.
Major General Hancock is lying danger
ously i'll at Washington.
M. de Witt, Guizot's son-in-law, is writ
ing history of the United States.
Carleton will soon issue the effusions of
the "Fat Contributor" Mr.. Griswold.
--Dejazet is to retire from the stage after
she has created" one more character.
Governor Stevenson, of Kentucky, is in
attendance on the Episcopal Convention in
New Yolk.
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IHTENniNG TO OUT

,I,uE LIQUOR BUSINESS BX
rho INST o; April ] offer the balance of
.'n.k OF hapis at the lowest figures. GIVE me
.,,T G. L. ZANE.
is"3lv
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Dali Times.

Dali Times.
There is general complaint abroad
of the dullness of business, and our
merchants are in anything but good
humor in consequence. Money is said
to be scarce, and buyers few and far
between; but at this time of year smd
with weather like that we are now en-
ieying, it is not to be expected that
trade can be brisk. Besides this there
are large numbers out of employment,
and when people are thus situated they
are apt to be "a economical as possible,
and will only spend money when they
can't help it. With finer weather and
the near approach of spring we expect
to see things brighten up wonderfully
and become as lively as over; but in the
meantime it would be we'll for our mer-
chants to use artificial means TO it, and
to this end they should advertise in the
REGISTER.
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Petroleo-CalCium Gas.

nNE OF TIE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ proycmcuts Of the age ia the process of man
Iiactrring Eas by the PerrOleo-CIlcium Gas
Company, Of Wheeling, West Virginia, upon
patent. of Dr. !. II. Connolly, from an almost
vaiucls-s product OF Petroleum Oil, trcsidunnJ
IN combination with EmG, or lime and coal, 80
simple tina; two thousand feet of Gas may be
made hy any farm hand W stable boy Of ordinary
Intelligence in three hours IL has been thor.
oushly tested upon suchS scale, AT the Mcclure
HOUSE in Wheeling and At the country residence
OF Mr. J. L. GilC.IrSt near the same city, asto
IL the certainty of its afording entirely salts
factory results in the production of small and
large quantities Of Gaa, and can be with great
rcunurIy applied TO Private R,sidehccs Se1Ri
Gar,es Hotsis, Factories and Cities. ltissureri"r
90 ANY Gas now in use, not only "a Ia the safety,
simplicity, practiCsbility and great cheapness Of
MANUFACTURES but tor Its superior brilliancy, soft
.uhHence upon the sight and freedom from the
tTiphurDus OIors common 20 Gas.
These facts the officers OF the company will
tai" pleasure in demonstrating totho-e desiring
"a adopt or interest themselves in IL. The com
9iny viii sell rights to manufacture in Towns,
COUNTIES, Districts or States, and direct stten-
ZION a. cha fpllOWinp
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commissioners Sale

or Real Esiait IN Ohio Comfy, near Vest
Liberty.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE CF The
Circuit Court of Ohio county. West Viz,
mrnnounced on tho 18th day Of May, 1851,
S,n,c ,isse il Charuery therein then depending,
~ IN j. \. Caldwell is complainant and
mel puulAp and others ale defendants, ]
,iI an Nu>pIY, Inn sTH DAY or MAEoH, ls6s.
:. r.,sl to sell al the prrnisrs, Tat piece Of
F. -, winch samuel DuUlap nav resides, lying
d" 49,, ,o,t tIorl Short Greek TO West AleNan.
~ p, aud Joining lands with Salathlel Curtis
=" -, SAMUEL plHiaps interest in thc landed
IT, ct William Dunlap, deceased, in COM
.,.9.,,uts exhibit a hled in said .uso men.
g'rsJ lhr atnv' mentioned tract or parcel Of
W c,uta,p. about three aud one half acres,
A" -, L.. and comfortable building thereon
S,Io 10 r,mrlcu,. at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Ternis
Iii y. RICHARDSON,
T.hNdIwtd Sp claI comm SaHhtr.
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How MUCH fo<a supptr.

40" N4SNs- Aee - ~SFfNNs
A day or two since couple 1--WE don't
know whether married or single) came
to one of our principal hotels to stop
for time not stipulated, aud asked for
room. The proprietor rang the bell
for one of the attaches to show them U
room 6S. They had been there but
short tine when they ordered supper.
The proprietor again rang the bell for
The at achee, and asked him how much
baggage they had. He replied about
eight pounds. Every WE'LL" said the
proprietor, "that is enough for a sup
per-" So the supper was sent up imme-
diately without any further cere-
inony. The occasion seems TO be
that the party were not as well
dressed as thoy might be; neither as
ragged al some we have seen, but their
appearance was of such q character as
to lead the proprietor to doubt their
ability to pay for what they ordered,
aud in consequence he was lhquioitiVe'
However his suspicious were well
grounded, for an hour or two after
wards, when the servants went for
what was left of the supper, the birds
had flown, aud the eight pounds of bag
gage proved only to be a brick we'll
dressed in rags. Eight pounds of bag
gage don't always pay for supper, so
it seems, and as the proprietorhas since
learned.
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An Iugenious Trap.

Yesterday we saw a very ingenious
affair in the shape ola trap, good for
catching most any kind of animals, but is
new more especially adapted for the
purpose of catching rats. 1t is in two
parts, one a two-storied box and the
the other an ordinary box. made to
any size desired. The rat in going for
the halt will 60 over the last named
box which is about one inch and half
high, into the second story of the first
named, where there is slide which
will bear three pounds, but as sson as
the bait is touched it will tilt over and
down goes the rat. The rat then finds
himself ut the door of the other box with
no other way to get out but to enter IT,
but as soon as be is in no can't get out
The advantages of this trap is that it is
always set, and as many as a dozen OF
more could be caught in it at one time.
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Police Court.

FOiICc COufL
George Wilson, gentleman from the
city of Pittsburg, was arraigned before
this court yesterday morning, on two
distinct charges of drunk and disorder
Is. George seems to have embraced
within himself many elements, among
them two very bad ones, namely: That
of being Il good bcer-sw Her and No. l
puGIlist, in his own estimation. 1t
would hardly make auy difference to
any one, not even the officers of the
law il George would not arouse these
sleeping abilities when a. way from home,
but whSn he does, as on the occasion
we refer o, it is proper he should be
taken care of 1t seems, after imbibing
pretty freely, he grew very boisterous
and swore he could whip any man in
the city, and sevesrl times invited per-
sons ont 10 fight. OF course he was
perfectly free 10 do This, az long as
in his estimation he felt able to
whip the man he wanted to fight
with, but he had no bust
ness TO threaten every person he met,
and kick up = row generally: nor had
he any right to attempt to take the
town by storm as long AS there were no
Notifications erected 10 render an as
sault necessary. Seusibly he might
have had peaceable possession by be-
having himself properly; but that lie
could not do. He was~frOm Piftsburg,
and everybody must know it, and i'll
Crtl.r to make him better acquainted
with this city our officers introduced
him 10 the Police Court. His visit there
was much like that Of young men at
tending fairs,-it costs moreto get out
than in. For being drunk and disor-
DERBY, and trying TO raise difficulty,
he was fined for the 'irSt offence ten
dollars and costs, and for the second
twenty dollars and costs. We think
this last item will he a little episode to
remind George of bis visit to Wheeling.
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4 Free Lecture

W. forgot TO mention severaldays ago
that tb-r. will be Il free. lecture at
Washington H,li. or Wednesday even
ing, February II. This lecture will be
delivered by Professor O,Leary on Phys
iology, or the Laws Of Life, Health ard
Beauty. The subject to be treated upon
by the lecturer should insare largo
attendance, and in addition, he has a
large collection Of portraits Of the most
prominent characters now living and
dead. well worth seeing.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

TINHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
l. FiGteesth Annual Session. sept. 3, ls61.
F4CULTY:
Rev. H. T. Bttle, ID. D., President and Prof
Nor. and Int. Science.
= c. Wells A. n, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi.
losopay.
Rev. W. p. Yonce. A. N, Prof Ancient Lau.
guages and Literature.
Rev. j. Il. Davis, A. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
il Norman VI. u, Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L.R Holland. A. NJ, Asst Prot. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. +. kliugsr, a. II. Prof. Modern Language
J. T. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS--EXpenses in all departments, In.
Guiding boarding, tuition, roomrent, fuel and
lights, aud incideutals s215.6O. For further in.
formation, address REV. ID. y. BlTTLE,
iuly3l Salem Va.
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r he Capital.

At the present time our citizens and
legislators are much exercised on the
question of locating the State Capital
Those who desire to invest capital judici'
ously will call at Oxtoby Il Dntfield'S
Jewelry Store, l03 Main street, and
make their purchases in the way OF
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles and
fancy goods. For fine jewelry and
superior spectacles "lO3" is one Of the
best houses in the city. Read adver'
tisement in another column, and call
aud SEE for yourselves.
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r,,vuls COMPANY - Now FULLY
organized and will. in = short time com.
mruce the manufacture Of refined Carbon and
Lubrcating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimneys
For information in regard to the Stock or
Business Of the Company, apply 70 either Of the
undersigned Oltcere At the Company Office
on Main Street: next door 10 the N. aud "
Bank. CHAS. BLACK, Secretary.
r. u. ADDISON. Sup't ans rrsas'r.
febJ
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German Printing.

TIE German joe Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with very choice seles-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution OF printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York OF Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but It Is
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..Thr Cry IL stIIl They Gomez

For Bookings UnIivslled Baking
Powder. New customers are added TO
the list. and the old ones come more
frequently than ever. One trial is all
that is required to satisfy any one OF
its superiority over all other Baking
Powders. Sold by The proprietor, f..
Booking, No. Odi Fellows Hall,
Booking & Miller, corner First and
Chapline streets, Ger tro Wheeling, aud
by grocers generally. -
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40 whom il May Concern /:

TIE UNDERSIGNED, JOHN SNODG RASS,
- New N.artinsl lille, WeIzel county, West
Virginia. hereby gives notice OF his appoint
20. ~ - assignee of the estate al John y. l2r.
PAL O.. Now Martinsvjilr. in the County OF
Nptl,l in the District OF West virginia, and
p. un y,,,. ~ Wit 81 tie Il! day 81 December.
a u l>G7 adiudsed bankrupt, upoG he pcti.
;irs - himself by tie United States District
j,urt for said District.
Dated at New Na;tinsv3llr the 2ath day of
January. l-f-. JOHN SNODGkAS>,
l-i-" ilN3. Assignee
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Wanted.

"anted
II Mr.. William McMillen, printer,
is in this section, ne is notified that he
is wanted at st. Louis. The following,
from the Democrat of yesterday tells the
sad story. William, go home:
Goa Saturday we published an ex.
tract from the will of the late David
Shepherd. WIN. NcMillen, u grandson
of the deceased, TO whom a lot on
Seventh street is devised, is printer,
who learned his trade in this city. HE
present Whereabouts is unknown
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
West Virginia.

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, |
WASHINGTON, January ?, ls6s.
DROPOsAg.s will be received at the
i Contract Office of this Department until
D IN OF March n. 1861 for conveying the mails
of the United States from .Iuly |. lrGs, to jane
routes and by the schedules Of departures and
arrivals herein rfter specfed--bciug routes &C.
tablished 2d session 39th Congres'--and others.
decisions by 1pril 10, 1865
1875 From Milo. by Knob Fork. Pine Grove
and Lone Tree. TO Middlebourne, % miles
and back, once a we *.
Leave Milo Friday at . m;
Arrive at Middlebourne by spm;
Leave MiddlebOurne Saturday at . ~:
Arrive at Milo by 81 I'm.
1866 Fro Rogers. by California House End Oil
Rock, 10 RIthbone Is miles and back, six
times a week
Leave Rogers daily, except Sunday at 8 m;
Arrive at Rathbons by IN;
Leave RatkbOno daily. except Sunday, at }
pm;
Arrive ri R.gera BY pm:
Proposals invited for Once.a.wcck and
also for three-tiinesa-w week service.
1867 From Cabcll e. H., by Fudgr'S Creek and
PoIter's Mills Ia Hamline, 10 miles aud
back twice a week
Leave Cabell G., IL. Tuesday and Saturday
atSam.
Arrive at Iiamlino By 3pn;
Leave Hauiine Monday AMI Friday a.
am;
Arrive at Cabell c. II. byipln.
1905 From Peeryville, by Clear Fork, tho oicel,
TO Tug River, IS miles aud back, once .
week.
Leave Peeryville Monday at am
Arrive nj Tug River 10y pm:
LeHyo Tug River Tuesday ut I NJ;
Arrive at Peeryville by p nj;
II. ,,.a,,.J hJ,lJer will he reouired 70 take
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DISSOEITlON.

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
i iSTiNG between john R"rrer. Henry
Rpymrr and Herman ROrmer. under the style
- john Rcem-r & Co, Is TINS day dissolved 10y
limitation. The business of the old tiru will De
.rtIied up bv John Rocmer. Those having
Claims against the old tim will rieaSe present
them for payment, and those knowing them
srlvrs indTbt,d ~ call and settle their accounts,
md oblire JOHN ROEMER & co
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A>Signpc'S Notice.

l OF Wheeling. West Va. HEREBY gives no.
',e OF hiS appointment Assignee of the cs.
latr. OF George .. Black and Alex. Eustin, OF
Wheeling, IL the county rf Ollie, in The District
81 Yves; Virginia. and vino WUIe, to Wit: On
81. 81 Is %: January, \. y. $50. adiudged
haakrup,s. upon the petition 81 themselves, ny
.Lr United States District Count lUT said Dis.
.',rt.
Dated a; Whcrl:as. the Jisi day OF January,
-, :. L. HILpEETH.
E.II.lay. 3v
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To Whom il May Concern.
r,,HE INDERSFGN NED. ~. VI

] Ps:j"n. hereby gives rotic- OF his appoint
TrUi a. 49, ,gu"c "i the estate OF WIN. NJ ives,
81 Wh-rllaE IN the county Of Ohio, 10 the Dis
.lip, ul West Virginia, and who MAS, 10 wit +:
" Ih- 2gth day Of November, lsOi, adjudgrd
aaIkrapt, uIon the petition OF himself, by Geo.
T.. C..ldreN Register IN bankruptcy.
Dated - Wheeling W. w, the 18th day Of
January. A. -. IeGS. W. Nj PATTON.
t4gT4IrbyNiy
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70 whom it May Concern /:

'I'iIE UNDERSIGNED.
| JOHN McCASKEY. OF NEW MARTINS
VILE, County IL WctIEl, State Of West
Virginia brrrbN gives notice OF disappointment
=. assigned Of the estate of G,Org" r Boyd. of
New MtltiuSNilt; in the ouuiy of Wethel in
'an Distinct o.; Vest Virginia, and who was. to
x.' on ~" 27th DIV OF p"cemh-r 4. u. 1851
lijudgcd haukrnI upon tine petition Of himself,
ry The UuI;ru STATE, District Court For said
District.
Dated at New Mulin4viilc the 2-'h day of
,Hrary. A. u. I-6-.
..bliawlw JOHN McCASKES.
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The Local Paper.

The following well told truth is from
the Chicago Republican:
Whether the people will or not, the
local paper is tkeir representative
abroad, their ambassador in foreign
parts, 10y which they mnst be Judged.
Let them then take i patriotic interest
in giving it news. cooperation aud pat
r0nage. Like evercy other duty per
formed, il will pay III the long rnn.'