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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
We BRAND CUTTER, lt10 MAIN STREET
The new patent branding iron, Tor marking all
kinds OF wooden articles by heating 1t, Is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new Law.
Engravers, Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, lndelt-
BILE Ink Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses. Brass
and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings Checks,
Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail de 2-sm
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c,

GULPH. QUININE, OPIUM, SULpH.
~ MORPHINE, BLUE MAsS. Calomel Chlo-
reform, Iodine, lodide Potass, Bromide Potass
Tannln, Sub. Nitr. Rlsmuth, Ctr. Iron and Oul-
nine, Mir. Silver, Carb. Lilha, Oxalate Cream
Carbolic Acid, &c. received by
l.. WAGNER, Apothecary
1G iT-H% corner Sixth aud Broad strprts
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
Y OF TIE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS.
am authorized to sell 4 TRACT OF LAND upon
the NottoHay river, IN brunswick county, Va,
within tItCen miles OF Wilson's d-poC, on the
Southsi.ie railroad containing OEE THOUshN nd
FIVE HUNDRED AND THiRT Y~0SE ACRES.
and all necessary Out-buiuGS In excellent cnndi-
ton. assert with confidence that It Is among the
most valuable and desirable estates in VIrgiria
Persons desiring 10 The lands are referred to
George ID. White, Esq, with Thomas Smith, Pc
tersburg, Va.
For terms, address THOMAS +. GOODF,
fe 8--30t Royd,nn, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.

,~<~~~~~~~~~~~.~~.-~.
By P. Bowman, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT AND LARGE CLOSING
il OUT sALE.-On TUESDAY the asa instant
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Mr.. HENRY eUNsT,s BOOT AND SHOE
r 3" STORE,
.-a il No. 1877 Main street,
Will be sold at auction. on account or tho removal
to his new and spacious place nf business.
The stock. amour ting TO s15 noG, consists he
finest variety OF goods ever offered ut auction in
this citv. 1t comprises a most excellent assoft-
MEMS, WOMEN's, and CHILDREE's
BOOTS, SHOES,
BROG4HS, AND
rr.~ BALMORkLS,
purchased from the largest eastern manufacturers.
TIE attention OF the trade IS most earnestly d.
rected 10 this sale, Il IS In every respect
highly attractive one. The entire goods VIII
MOST POSITIykLi De CLOSED OUT Without re-
serve. %.
TERMS: All sums under fifty dollars, cash
from fifty dollars to three hundred dollars sixty
days; over that amount, ninety days paper with
approved endorsements
A lunch will be served on the day OF sale.
HENRY GUNST.
ByP. BOWMAN. Auctioneer. els
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Oh "A KLEN y. ID! FHS, TrlNII'.
tRTBBS X WILLIAMS AGc iGEGnrs. IL IS
EOR SALE.-BY Yirtne


w or two DEGREES OF the Circuit Court oi Tie
city or Richmond entered In The cas. Of Hawes -.
Whiting and Grcttcr one on the Gth az Iccc nbGf,
1885, and the other the 81 ~ fehrn try, 1889, the
undersigred special comTissi- ner thereby nr-
roln:ed will on SATURDAY the 10th =, brusrr,
lsg9 If fair. If not tn" next fair day, ~ o'cl"rA
T.. NJ. IN front orJ W katcl!t's stoc, In isle VII
lagc Of Ashland sell tbs, HEA'F on LAND ln
the bin mentioned lying aJSu, t%o and hnti
miles from Ashland and about on. mile from w
railroad, and cnutAtEiGs NlSELI-GWU AID
TiiREE.QUARTER ACRES.
This tract Of land recently sold by VI. ID.
Whiting 10 George W. Gre.tcr. and Is ADJ llnhs
the farm or Colorcl w. H. Yinn ard Mssa.e.
Thacker, Tornhs and Edwards.
TERMS: Cash rs 20 enough to pay all costs Of
this andthe foI SAFE. aud the cOS's both suits
the taxes now due said land and 10 discharge
the judgment for sloo with interest from the I'm
day Of august, 1868 III paid rs to residue, one
half 1T SIX and the other a. twelve months for me-
gotiable notes we'll endorsed and Et!e To be retain
ed Until conveyance IS Il rcctcd by The court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEhkF.
Srccisl commissioner.
4. FRANKLIN TISsLEY, Auc, Ilnecr.
fe 6-S9Ht2oF
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IN CHANCKRY.
The object Of this suit is 10 assert n judgment
lien upon tx lands Of the said Pierce. And VI
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de-
fcndant John a. Pierce IL not resident If this
State. it is ordered that The said defendant do APP
pear here within one month after due publication
Of this order and do what is necessary &c protect
his interest In the premises
cnpy--Tesle:
WARMER EUBANK. c. G.
GRESIIAM n. q. fc 3-Wiw
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nnMMIssInN ra,s NOTICE.

MANCHESTER. February is. Isss.
The parties Interested IN the foregoing 1s SS
are hereby notified ttat have appolntede w On
Day the 22d day Of March. 1852 ut my otnee; aIi
the town Of Manchester. WHEN and where s s'
proceed to tskc the accounts directed tae' ac
having in their possession pagers 49,, oo m ,,ters
mentioned in said decree, required to produce
the same before me, In order TO enable me 10 com"
tI- ., 'ise LANES A. CLARKE
Ply snefe"n!' Commissioner.
u r,-,, , fe f-Wdt
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-pARGATN TN TOBACCO MA
WINES AND LIQUORS.

ZINE LIQUORs.-John 2: kiley's p rEhs
.1nr M9nHTAiwN HTlKRY KIrkpatrck,s and
Bsnks,s Philadelphia EYE 1 Wa rs. o'
MA AZ HsIs BREASTS and JOLEs.
A'ao, hAhio' D1sH'H tJIINDLEY & TATUM.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
THARLESTON HOTEL,
" CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

The undersigned, having taken charge OF the
above FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, has determined TO
spare no expense IN making 1t equal, If not supe-
rfor to any hotel in the country. The table viii
be supplied with the very best the Charleston and
northern II 4rkets affofd.
The STABLES are supplied with the finest car
riages and elegant horses on livery also onni-
buses and stages viii always be found In readiness
to convey passengers to and from the different rail-
road depots and steamship wharyes.
Ihe HOUSE Is supplied with the celebrated
ARrEsIAN WATER, famous for the cure of dys-
pepsia. Baths, either hot, cold, or shower, can
be furnished at q moments notice.
n. B.-Steamers leave for Eavannah and Florida
on Mondays Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days. Railroad communication with all parts Of
the South aud West twice daily,
fe s-eodlms Il. Il. JACKSON.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DOANoKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
| have established at

| have established at
BOYDTON, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
an agency for the
SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
In the Roanoke Valley and SoathsiGc Virginia
generally. Persons In this section haviag lands
for sale may find 1t 10 their interest 10 put them
under my control, Us am daily In receipt OF COM
munications from parties At the North who wish to
make purchases here. THOMAS +. GOODE.
Refers TO homas Branch & Co.. K. II. Maury &.
Co., Bacon & Baskerville, Richmond. Va. ; Stew
art, Lily. Il Co, Staunton Va. IL l-eOd60.
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sOAGALiNE-said to be unequalled for
~ mending glass, CHINA, stone. ivory, &C for
SAFE " D. BLAIR. Druggist,
JAZZ cas- Broad street,
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E7OR RENT. and possession given i'm 81

NOR RENT Or LEASE, the STORE Ca
by Mcssrs. Wilson q Foster, fronting twenty six
feet on Cary street and running back ore handrei
aud thirty feet. II is one Of the very best stores III
Possession gtven I0th Nsrch MI or "ariIsr r.
desired. Apply 10 w. II. HAXALL,
fe Inns 4CS Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
>-~~-->,~I~~~.~-s
FUTURE DAY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALTIp;

TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIrIP;:
4 PROPERTY XEhR gOOc BIZ
COURT HOUSE.-By vIrtue IL a deat - y B
executed to the undersigned as trns'oa." trgs
George w: Harris, recorded In the Ger y Lr.
Goocnland county cours On tie I'm day Once y
1888 for the tencf. Of the creditors ar al, 80 Ta'ca
we shall, on TIL URSDkY the Iah d.y ~ t. Mars
1852. ut the house of said Farris r.,r t So'Hus .
Courthouse: offer 70. sale at public anctio,c
highest bidder. all the pr0p.ity ccnyever U -
trust deed. consulting # the ''' Wy fa.i
FARM. H0RSES ,ArTLF. HOGS. suyy,
PLANTATION TOOLS and rTTENSIts "HP,
HOUSFHULD and KITCHEN FURTITf,pv
The Farm c. ntains ONE HIJSDRgn'' :,
THIRTY-FIVE or ONE HUSDRED AM
FORTY ACRES; Of which thirty are M
James River low grounds ten sc,es Of or, en
and the high land very valuable There Is An 9, 50
lent BRICK DWELLING and 2 cd on, ~, 't'
u fine apple orchard Of choice frult. "'"-t'
TERMS The land will De sold upon , c,o,,,, .
one, two, and three years, eqGal initaJmes,s u, /,
interest payable annual y from day II ,tts 49,, 'r
cha ser giving bonds and personal sscr,.,,r ''
deed Of trust 70 secure the purchase m no. lg
personal property cash rs for all SIMS a. TO-.
d. liars and under, upon credit of SIX rnn,,b'
sums over that amount 70 be secured by i, w. =
with good personal security ''-@
e1a-,ds K. K. L Err Trustee.
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rOR SALE.

ron SALE, a No. / MICH COW, Cess
n fresh to the pail ttatis giving three 5s-s.-
RAJ and four (4) gallons of milk daily VIII sitner
seil OF sHe $50 4, Old Market.
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T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY The 18th Instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at our
auctOn-rcoms large and attractive assortment
or entirely fresh
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just received. comprising great variety OF new
and desirable goods.
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMoRALs,
consisting OF every variety Of MEMS women's,
boys misses and chlfren'5, among which are
20 cases of T. Dave s. Co.'s celebrate manufac-
ture.
1co dozen MEMS AND BOYS HATS, OF the
latest styles.
variety Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING-BAGS. &C. &C.
The particular attention OF the city and country
trade is Invited to this sale, the goods are all
fresh and desirable aud viii be sold without re-
scrye in lots TO suit purchasers.
fc 10 PAINE Il co. Erctloneers.
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YUsr RECEIVED AND N STORE, l0(

II hIDA4I N%N7~f
ID boxes Raistns, III whole, hslr aud quarter
boxes. 10 cases Sardincs, q drums or tlEs, "
barrels as sort Nuts, 10 boxes CInons 10 blrres
Almonds, 20 boxes Oranges, 20 barrels IicAses'
Mince HeSt, CurraGt9, SulEana ESls!Ds, tlt.eA5'
&c.
Our CELEBRATED CANDIES are manGIac-
turcd daily IN II their variety, and made 10 oEGer
IN any desired size and shape, also, Common k4u
Fancy Cakes, Pastry &c, &c. Ornamental SSA''
made 10 order.
Cakes In barrels vii. be sold 10 dealers 81 ne tcH
est IN srsct rate, 2lshEk s CO.,
ial3 lssa Mali S.Iess'
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CHARITY.
pICHMOND MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Il l'n0-'D 1-1N w 11-'-' Nv
W. w. PARKER, n. D., President.
REV. ROYAL w. FIGG, Solicitor.
This asylum was established In 1915, and Is sus-
tanned nainly by private subscription.
Not Il single boy has been admitted for the past
four months, however urgent the case, for want of
funds. Many have been bound out under the pro-
per age for the same reason.
Persons In the country are Invited 10 contribute
either money or provisions. 1e Aim
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and four lal gallons Oh lulLn
SET or s oas $500 Old Market.
TOR SALE, 5000 feet A OAK, good
n article guaranteed to be seasoned. Also, my
ENGINE and BOILER, about ten.horse power.
in good working order. Desiring to purcna,sse .
engine and boiler, offer mine ut sscrince.
mrs11ss ~ H. II. WHIrLOCk.
BARGAIN IN TOBACCO MA
"a CHINERY.-Fors sale at half Its original coss
Tho most compIete and improved set OF MA
.CHINERY FOR MANUFACTURING Ios sa -
90 PURPOSES in the United STATES, HILL ,,n W.
order BIZ. short time since, and in fine work "
condition For any one desiring 10 eIhpar On
the tobacco manufacturing busine such IN op-
poi 'uAA'' Da' SeAoo E. O. EDWARDS
faoau Is Front street, New YORK.
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A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A. OF REAL EsrATE i THE CITY "F
FICIiHUND.-6y order "f the Jric St1t'> i''s.
trct Coutt f.r the Di5Iic. III irginIa, ~ tr m.'
ter Of f. /. Townsend t"Gtrp' we VIII s,.. Il
pubic auction AS whole. or ui't ir'', "a u.y u
dcemcG best at the hour nf 5l.r--rh The pr'rI.us.
on TUESDAY, OF of htarch $50, az Ao'r,u"A T.
NJ, II far, If not, The next fair Day. tnnt .'Iu1.
LOT OF LAND. With the lag" HHith iHp
Cupancy OF sail Towcssud, AMI trun,iu2 on nv
east side Of TOlle"" street, lrtw"u 'o3t Wl
Marshall streets. ou. nitr"rvd frct SIS iIs. j. taL
running back withln parallel Inc ,ur Luutu'
ana thirty four trrJ Ia LaI,yet AEcau"
Terms GLc-th;r! cash: haliECc a. 81 i1#
twclE" months for nrgylilhIr notes Interest r"hd,
and title retained.
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pETERSBUgG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
prrrRsRrRG. February 16, 1869.

SUBJECTS TO COME BEFORE THE
COMMON COUNCIL.
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To EXCHANGE 4 FIRST

WANTED, TO ENCHANGE 4 FIRST
w CLASS FARM about forty miles from
Richmond, with handsome a8t. abundant accom-
moGations for 4 large family. for Rel ESTATE
In Richmond. Address box III, Richmond.
i2-lw
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sEwHNG MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED all
= kinds. sLoAT's ELLIPTIC SEWING MA
ohlNI0 oo"sn' sLOAT & ADDINGTON,.
iaHLlm l45 Cary street near Fourleentn.
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gETANTED, No. ! BREAD BAKER.
w Good wages and constant cmploy mcrt will
be given. 4 pply 1T BRIaGo'S large Bread cake,
ard Cracker Bakery, 7O7 Main street. &c ld-2tN
NJOTICE-TO NE-CUTTERS.-We
1 = wish to employ TEN SrONE-CIrrTERS 70
90 to North Carolina. None but iirst.clasa need
apply. Good references required.
WILSON Il FOSTER.
&c 15-3t 1909 AIRY street.
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N. H. COGBILL, G.
CoMMIssIoSER'S OFFICE, !
NASCuESTKR 10th February, 1859. y

l.r MANCHESTER, 10th February, 1869.
The parties interested In the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that have appointed MON
DAY the 22d day Of March. 1862, at my office, In
the town of Manchester, rs the time when. and The
place where / shall proceed 10 take the accounts
directed by said decree; and all persons having in
In their possession books, accounts, vouchers,
papcrs or other testimony pertinent TO the mat
tiers recited IN said decree. arc required to prodnce
the same in order that l may take said accounts.
JAMES a. CLARKE, Commlssioner.
r " NASH n n. fe l7--W4w
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ri OTlCE.-Having now in my employ
~ ~ good HIoRs r.. am prepared to un.
horses win be shod promptly, and ali other work
In my line done with neatness and dispatch. All
IN want OF good and substantial work will please
glse me call on Marshall, near Third street.
.e4 +, r. OQELL,
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BY Paine Il Co., Arctioneers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-11
G. A. Grow, Chairman.
GEO. ". HAMERsLY, Sec'y.

CARRYING FIRE ARMs.-The State
Legislatures now in session are giving pron-
er attention to the practice of persons car.
rying concealed fire arms, habit of such
common indulgence that at least half the
murders result from it. Since tho mann
tacture and improvement of revolvers, this
carrying OF fire arms has greatly increased,
and 1t is no uncommon thing for men of
iolsu-e to have concealed on their persons
deadly weapon, which they consider as
necessary to their convenience as watch. i.
a snuf-boz or a tooth-pick. But the fact
Is man is generally safer without than
with pistol. Many man thinking to
insure his personal safety by carving a
pistol, has killed himself by the careless
handling of his own weapon. Aman sud
denl y started and alarmed, with pistol in
reach, is liable to kill his bes: friend bv ac-
cldent or mistake. Numerous melancholy
instances Of such terrible fatality have oc.
Cured. We would like to see a heavy
hne affixed to this practice OF carrying con
cealed deadly weapons The habit is a
great and growing evil, and should be
speedily suppressed by law. 1t is an evil
entailed upon US by the war, and the soon
or II Is WIped out the better.
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MISS MARY HARRIS, who was tried and
acquitted for The murder of Burroughs. at
the Treasury Department, few wears
since, is now an inmate Of the Insane Asv-
l"n near Washington. After her acquit-
Fal she went to Richmond with III lady
with whom she lived while residing in
Chicago, and who had taken much inter
est in the girl during her incarc Grafton
and trial. She lived quietly there for
some time, when one of her peculiar spells
camo upon her, In which she endeayored
to shoot another man for some real or fan
cled wrong. She was sent to tho ASYLUM.
where she has ever since remained, appa.
rently contented prisoner Her old coun-
sci frequently calls and takes her out ri
Glng, and maintains his deep interest in
her case.
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SuF Washington letter
W WASHINGTON Fob G. 10.

W WASHINGTON, Feb s; 1869
10 me EdttoTs Of The AHeghanida
Ihe present administration and IN,
Ah'h Congress are rapidly drawing to ;
ciose- a teVerish excitement is exhibited
INSIDE and outside Of the Capitol. Inside
there IS an earnest struggle. on tho nart
OF the friends of the several bills vot !,
apcyance, each endeayoring to secure final
action on hls tavorite measure. The an.
preparation bills having precedence. are
assuming the shape of laws. Night ses.
sIv..:s are Icing held for the 2erfectirr Of
the internal revenue tax bill, and other
DIlls- made special orders Senators and
Niembe have 'Eput on their WORKING bar-
ness, the result Of which viii be moro 70
suits during the remainder, than have boon
accomplished since the commencement "a
The session. u
r., 1he foregoing remarks apply to the
law makers" But there IS another bodv
the members OF which manifes5 more rery-
oGsness than the chosen representatives =
l he lobby is in tremendous conmotiop
On the sidewalk; in the hotels and sa-
ICONS In the galleries and rotunda of the
Capitol, circles of patriots" may be scen
at almost any hour OF the day and a oofal,
~ portion ct the night, DISCUSSING mis-
schehG and HGt, speculating on the sew
erai pllis now under consideration. and one
ana all building very large ''castles in the
ar, many of which must. and should
soon topplc to the ground Every impor,
Iant proposition has its ':ring," composed
of I interested advocates. Hearing any one
y these talking of his favorite scheme, YOU
would suppose that, in his opinion at least
he country will 80 to pordition, at gallop- |
'Fcsent stage Of legislation Conoresso
mans ''bed is not one of roses" In the
aornl9g, before he arises from his couch.
gentle tap at his room door warns him
hat "a seit.sacriicin3 patriot" is on the
ntsiae, awaiting to give him counsel and
aYlee Is to the proper disposal of his votes
or the current day. On his way to the
feakiastln8 room, he is button-Lolod by
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-11

The two parties, each with its last years
otate tieSet, are now in the field in Con-
neticut on their principles for 1860 and
me coming April election. The only
Sharply defined issue between them is that
on suffrage, the Republicans favoring the
constitutional amendment for es,oblisbino
impartial suffrage under the power of Con-
greas, aud the Democrats standino ont in
favor of State sovereignty over this dues.
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rAeeting Of the Union Eepubli-
can State Committee.

10 pursuance of the call of the Chair
man, the Union Republican State Central
Committee assembled at the Lochiel II otel,
Harrisburg, on Thursday, February 4th,
1869, there being very large attendance
of its members. After full interchange
of opiaions, the following resolutions werc
adopted, viz:
RcsoiUed, That tho next Ugion Rerub-
lican State Convention shall be held in
the City of Philadelphia on Wedaesday,
The 23d day OF June aert, at 10 o'clock a. m !.
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Governor and Judge of the Supreme
Court
Resol0cd, That this Committee earnestly
recommend the adoption of proper Metro
politan Police bill, and request the Reoub-
ilcan members o: the Legislature to give
to the measure an earnest and vigorous
support,
On motion of Mr. Miller, of Crawford.
and MIR. Billingfelt, of Lancaster, the fol,
a9aT'ns aas ne nre'''h'" ~',' "~'' "''op'-
WHEREAS, Vigorous economy has been
made cardinal principle of the Republic
an party therefore,
tesotOed, That we do sincerely desire
thar all persons occupying an official posi-
tion shall have due respect for the same
Ia oil their actions, believing that the fu-
tnre success of our party depends largely
upon the strict observance Of that princi-
PIE.
G. A. GROW, Chairman.
GEO. ". HAMERsLY, Sec'y.