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M A N HOOD:
HOW LOST, nov RESTORED.

VCSr published, nrW edition cf DR.. Culver
- wells celebrate Essay an the radical care
Without medicine. % SrbkNAr pKEu,EA, or sem
inAl Weakness. Involuntary seminal Losses, Ia
roTE>Cr Mental ami Physical lncapacty, lin-
V.,itInruls to Marriage. etc. also, CONSUMPTION,
ErILEIsI. and PTS, induced by ,cl'sntulScncc
or sexual cSirNyaganrc.
EJ-Prlce. IN n scalci envelope, Only cenis.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrated from n thirty Year, success
fil practice, that the alarming consequences OF
sslf-abUSe may b. radically cured wiihout the dan
ssraus OF internal medic tno or the application
III lhc katie pointing Oai = mode of cure a! once
simple, certain, and cfeCtual, b. means 81 which
every sufferer. NO matter hat his condition may
be may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
icIHy
ss-Tbls Lecture should be in the hands OF ey
cry youth and every man ia the land.
sent, under seal. IN plain envelope, Ia any AL
dre~- postpaid, on rcccipt uf six cent, ar two
po,l stamps. Also, Dr. tulvrrwells Marriage
Guide " price - cents. Address thu Publishers
CIiAS. j {. KLINE & co,
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E 6 { : : { : : :

,I,O THE WORKING CLASSES. lam now PRIV.
/ pared 81 furnish constant employment ~ all
classes 40 their homes, sOr their sharc moinenis--
Business neH. Light and l,r,GtlbiJ. flny cents TAI
- pet evening - easily earned, and the boys and
gris earn ncAriy as much rs meu Ircai Induce
meal, are offered Al Who see this notice please
-,nd To their address AMI irst the business i"r
themselves II not well satisfied will send 2 &"
pay for The trouble oi writing ma. lull part.cu-
a. cent nee sample sent by mall for ~ cents.
Adlrcss, T.. {. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE, the undersigned, having becn duty appoint
w 81 by the judge Of Probate FOR the County of
Oxford 20 receive aud examine the claims Of the
creditors ot Geo 4. buchanan, latg Of Sumner, IN
said ouDty. decreased, whose estate Is represented
insOlycut, give n"ticr that six months. commencing
the nineteenth day OF January. \. u lssss have
been allowed said creditors 10 bring In aud prove
their claims, and that will attend tn the s.rvicr
i.ned W. al the store Of II. :. CoOurn, in West
sumner, IN said County, the third Mondays OF
March aud June, FROM ~ O'Clock H. NJ
IL. :. COBCRN,
FRANCIS ROBINSON,
Jan. "a. lsVl commissioners.
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PAINTING HOUSES Repeated expert
mcnts prove that paint applied between
November and March, will last twice Is
long Is that applied in warm weather
The reason is that in cold weather the
component parts of the paint form =
hard substance on the surface, almost rs
hard as glass but in warm weather the
oil penetrates the boards, and the paint
wears OF.
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Farm for Sale.

THE ZEBEDIAIl HARDY FARM, consist
lng OF abnu, 100 acres, we'll divided int"
wool. tlhgc and pAs'urHge hud. situated on The
Apd,o.crgg,n River IA Rumiord, about m'is IRON
the Town lice aud two from kunord Point, -
oG,ted lur saw.
Also. a h., sf FARMING TOOLS, consisting
Of Pbw. Harrow Cart, Sc.
n no, disposed OF before the first Saturday Of
March neSt will be cold al Public A1ci iOn.
For iuribcr particulars, inquire oil the Select.
men Of Kumiofd.
Runiurd. IIn. 10. ls69. IN
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Maine Central Railroad.
SPECI1L NOTICE..

PASSENGERS from osfOrl County coming
i from stations the Grand Trunk SSiirnad,
above panVile can reach Augusta by the Maine
Central Railroad from DanVille Ia winthrop, and
thence by Stage IT, Augusta stage leaves WIN
thrap on arrival 0f afternoon train from banNtllc
Trains leave Danvills at - 4. NJ, or on arrival
uf train frum Portland.
Through tickcts Ia Augusta are sold At Danviilc.
EDWIN MOVES, supt.
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Western state Normal school,

lAkMlNN'ipNs Nh
YJ'UE SPRING TERM will commence on We'd
nrsdAy. Feb. 21th. Candidates Cor All
m,-sioa viii bc examined that DAY IN EirIucn
tsry studies and II candidates for admission Ia
advanced standing, in all other studies taken 10y
the classes which they lesirr 10 enter
TUITION FEEE, 10 those preparing u teach In
tl,e schools NJ Maine.
For information iu regard 10 Board, Rooms, nc.
and Tor Catalogues, address
G {. ROUNDS, Principal.
Farming ton Jan 3S l~sE
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"A mean man never knows he is
mean; he only thinks himself cautious,
Just As a near-sighted person seems to be
looking far away.
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wM. X. KIMBAIL, Clerk.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States-Distric
OF Maine:
In the matter OF Victor ". Abbott, bankrupt:
rms Is 70 give notice, that "A petition has been
presented TO the Court. this 5ih day OF January,
A. u. ie's, by Victor VI. Abbott Of Mexico. "A bank
rupt praying that he may be deereed TO have full
discharge from all his debts, proyabe under tie
BANKRUPT Aci, and upon reading said petit ion IL IL
ordered oy the Court tina, hearing be had upon the
same on the LIST Monday of April, A. ID 1862 before
the Court IN Portland, In said District, Ut ten
in the Oxford Democrat and the Portland Weekly
Advertiser newspapers printed In said District onct
week Tor three successive weeks, and that all cred
in interest, may appear said time and place and
show cause, any they have Why the PRAYER of said
petition should not BE- granted.
wA. p. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
feb 5.l2-l0
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Saturday, February 18Th, Is6V,
at 10 o'cluek 4. NJ.


Fw allure L., Public Auction. On the pr sn,sss. on
Saturday. February l3th, 1869.
at 10 oclDek 4. NJ.
Lot No !. containing abou, five aeres. on which
arc the farm buhiags. consisting 81 new two
.so,y house par,I, hs,h,, Ani ~rll pa'"ted; she'd
and harm ~ god r. "a good arll Of water on the
~, misc. Snuuoa d~.,tsilc, and With small
outlay the house conLl b. arranged lor the accom-
uA,.ial ION ~ Summer iloarders.
No 2-Wood ot AMI pasture, confirming abou,
e5 asrs.. mostly covered with wood ana ,imb-T
No. 3-Fird Containing about % acres-2O OF
which are undrr cuhn alton.
NJ. 4-rh,cc small l,L,nI. IN the Aadroseog
rin river. eoat aiming aboai I acres, on which Is a
email Sugar Orchard.
The above property ID "a u,ed in the town o'
Bcthc on the narth side of the AnroseusgIn river.
one mix from Wes Bethel Depot. aud convenient
10 churches. eel ooIs. ,o'es, Post Oh'ce, Sc. IT,
tie perfect.
i,o. Household Furniture. Sap Buckets. one
Hor.e, one t~o year oil Coh. one Cow aad u
qUaaiuy OF Straw.
Terms made known at Iinc Of sale.
1T. ROWE.
CM WonsutL. Auciioncer.
West Belhei, Jao. IL. 1850. Nv
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WE. the undersigned. having hscn duly appoint
w ed ny the Judge OF Probate for the County
OF oxford a. rccciye and examine the claims Of the
creditors Ut AlOnEo II. SS4Vty, late Of stow. In
AID couaiy deceased, Whose estatc il represented
insoivcut, give notice that six months, coB,menr
ing the 9Th day Of January, A. II. lnV, have be,tn
allowed % said crcdItors - bring IN and prove their
ella ms Eni that will a'tend 10 the service
s.u,-i us the ofhcc OF \. "A. Walker, ia Lowell,
ia said county, th- Inst Saturdays OF March and
June next, from 10 L. NJ
MARSHAL WALKER,
SAMUEL HARRINGTON.
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Bridgton Academy.

yV,HE SPRING TERM Of this Institution viii
/ commence on Tuesday, Feb II, 1880,
and continue eleven weeks.
JOHN L.. WIGHT, 4. NJ, Principal.
ALBERT GRAY. JR, Assistant.
Miss LAylSA h Gins, Drawing Painting
Miss EMMA 4. PERRY, French anil Music.
Baarl and Tuition reasonable.
a. Text hooks furnished by the Principal ai
Portland Prices
THoM A. II. MEAD, Sec'y.
North Rrids ton Jan. - iSS Sw
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Responsible Agents Wanted.

Two dispose of guarantees for the sale OF Landed
i and other valuable property in different parts
OF the United States. Profits very liberal Sales
easily effected and no loss Of time from other bust
ness. Address j. I. MILLER X co,
JAMS wv Box g. L. o. Port Deposit, Md.
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Loring's Dollar Boxes
OF INITIAL NOTE PAPER,

4 y acceptable present - Young lady a' all
n times Excsllcd by none, they have won pop
uiAriiy wherever known. Mailed ~ any part of
The country. Adircss, IoRiSG, Publisher.
feis-sw Slg Washington 81 Boston, Mass.
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STATE or MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS supreme Judicial Court, September
Term, A u. lslS
JOHN j. PERRY VS.. AMMi CUTTER.
Aud now II appearing TO the Court that the said
defeadent IL not nhabitsnt OF this State and hiss
no tenant. agent or attorney therein. and that he
has no notice Of the tendency OF this suit
IL Is ordered by the Court that the said plaintiff
notify the said defendant of the peudency of this
writ, by causing abstract thereof with this order
Of Court thereon to be published three weeks sue
cessively In the oxford Democrat, n paper printed
In Paris In said County, the last publication 10 be
thirty days nj least before the next Term Of said
Court to- b. holden at Paris aforesaid. the second
Tuesday Of March next, to The end that the said
defendant may then and there appear, At said Court
and shcw cause II any he has, why Judgment should
not bc rendered against him and execution issued
accordingly.
Attest WA. X. kIMBALL, Clerk.
Abstract OF Plaintiff s Writ
Assumpset upon the account annexed for fces
and services a. Counsellor az Law, and for money
advanced, for the sum of si0S.O5.
Ad danlnum $4,000. Date of writ Feb. y, 1872.
true copy Of Order Of Court with the abstract VI
The Writ.
Attest: wA. X. klMBALI., Clerk.
John j. Perry, Oxford, Attorney.
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Farm for Sale.

THE .uL.crilef. an accom-, Of IN heahh ofFcr,
l for .alr h.. farm located ahou, i've mIles
irorn the driving village Of Locke. Mills, on the
line OF the Grand Truak Railroad. and nn the
south lido Of the Audru.eogsin uVer, Al Bean's
CotB.r.
Tn. Farm consists OF about 100 acres, well
iivi led atO p.,tursyr and ,iiLagr-,hefe bring
aioot u acres inler,ale and 2s acre. undcr cult
yaitDa.
Thr bu,Iding. are oos story House VIII 81, d,
Ba,a. Gosn.,y, &c. Ia good order. Good waller
A ,chool and meeting house are wilma one hun-
dred rods.
Al.o. mother piece Of hni of abont 80 or 90
acres. we'll wooded. To bc cold separately or Ia.
srihcr par Of The purchase money can remain
On ,ior,snge. Enquire On the p,cni,e. ol
TIMOTHY AVER.
Jan 1859.
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trio, a, know that N cnrrl t,eaa: tbs,Sc aaJ aase
not know thai n curcs their ucishoors shu h,et',
and all know that what IL does once IL does aINay
that II never Calls through any fault Or neSic. Tot
its conposition. We have thousands upon tou-
sn, OF certificates Of their remarkable cures oi uo
following complaints, but such cures arg Siow w.,
cyery ucphborhood, and we need not publish ulS'h.
kdanted 10 alI ages aud conditions Ia All climate
containing neither caomei or any deleter,nus 1"f,
they may be taken with safety ny any goy n,aSss
sug,r coating preserves them ever fresh ann hi1SSs
then, pl.a sant To take while being purely Negeoe
mo- harm can arise fron their use n any qnantei
They operate by their powerful inuuenec on VIZ !,
internal yi.rcra 10 purify the blood and stimulate u
into healthy Action remove the distractions ot t'e
stomach, bowels, liver. and other oryahs OF VIZ
body, re storing their irregular action " health al'
by correcting, wherever t,cy ehls., su'" '''"
ments a. are tho arst origin OF disoi-e'
Minute directions are given IN the w,spper on
the box, far the following complaints, Wnieh uicse
rus rapidly cure
For dyspepsia or Isdigestion, Lsusss-
nrss Lanxnor AMI Lose az Apprnts, bcy
should bee taken moderately to stimulate me seo'R-
ash and restore IT, .althy tone and acton.
For Liver Cempis'nt and e. ,aTlous synP-
yaunaice or Gre~a SieLn-s., biiio"s
Collie and Usittous fesers, they shoah, DC Jh
dciOu.y IA ken for each ease 10 eorrect he diseased
action or remove the obstrnchohs NhIeh cause H.
tar Dysratrry or DtSrra~S, ba1 o"e "'''1
dose Il generally required.
For I,hsumafisns.G out, Gravel, paipi.
sation Of the Heart, Pain IN thr side,
sAoi and Loia., they should be eonunuolsly
taken a. Repaired, Ia change the diseased ACTON ~
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy anil DropsieaI swriltngs they
shoull be taken In largc and frequent doses 10 pro-
luce tho c1ert OF 4 drastic purge.
Por supprca.ioa a large dose shouid Oe tak,A
as Il produces the desired eject by sympathy
A. n Diaaer PiH. take Que or two PIiis ~ pro-
mote digestion aud relieve the stomach.
An occasional doso stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action. restores the appetite,
anil iuyi-oratcs tho system. Hence 70 = ofFn all
v1nta yeous where no serious arrangement rVi-t-.
Ono who feels toIerably well often finds that dos
OF these Pills makes him feel lecslnliy better nom
their cleansing and rcuoyating eject on the dge,-
tive apparatus.
DIR. J. e. AVER & CO.. Practical ChcD'isis,
LOWELL. MISS. u. $. a.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of LAxaevo
Medicine. =,


Perhaps no Que nell.
cine is 30 universally rc.
quirej by every oo'iS as
a cashartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
" adopted into use, IA
every country and among
All classes, a. this mill
but eaicient pursatiEc
PIN. The obvious rea-
sou il, that il IL i m ore r..
Liable and fur mOsr eiie .
tual rem.sly THAI an
.s,,a. l'h.lsg NilJ 49, :
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Sherif's Notice.

THE several Corouer' within AMI loo the Coun'
l t. of ONlord, are hcrrh, ao''hrd. IA accord
Rnee Nth SECT. n. Chaplrr Ia, Ol The Revised
Statutes Of Name. thai the undeI'Is"ed has hccn
GuIy elected aud qualified as SHsRiFr ~nhin
aud iUr said County VI UxluId.
CYRUS wORMEl.l.
Pari.. Jan. ! 1869.
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Farm at Auction.

THE undersigned will sell his Real E.,a'c.
/ siock. Hay, Faru,ng Tools and Hoa,choI
Fu allure L., Public Auction. IN the pr n,sss. on
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commissioners Notice.

IL. Bowsry, New York, 70 Box ass
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-26

General Colston's fine corps of cadets
presented handsome appearance their
drill, discipline, soldier-like action and
bearing, won the admiration of all. The
President, Faculty and Trustees of the
University should all have been there to
see how easy it is for a man Of merit,
though stranger, to establish school IN
North Carolina.
Judge Howard's speech was in excellent
taste, we'll conceived, eloquently and forci-
bly, expressed; it would not have ottende d
it. He counseled moderation, and recon-
citation, but said there should be no heart
and hand for the man who, enjoying our
hospitality, cries ''treason" at our house
doors.
Those who did much for the success of
the Fair seemed anxious to give all the
credit to the President, Colonel Fremont,
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From Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Nov

MEMPHIS, Nov. PIP. n.
body Of masked men went to the plantation Of
William Jones, near Tiptonvile, Tennessee, On
Sunday for the purpose of disarming Jones and
his negroes. Jones being forewarned fired on
the party killing and mortally wounding
two. The maekers retreated Tho officers OF
the law arrested Jones and six negroes. On
Monday Jones was taken to the river and placed
on a steamer for Louisville. The negroes while
en- route for Troy were captured by their party.
Five of them were shot and six spared.
The excitement in Upton is intense and fur
Their bloodshed is apprehended.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25--Noon
Stocks firm on Northwestern shares, but
weak and unsettled on the Balance list. Money
COZ y cent. premium. Sterling Exchange. long,
1889; short, 1893. Gold, 1851. Sizty-two ex-
coupons. 49,. Tennessee skies, ex-coupons, SO;
nav, sig. Virginia sixes. ez-coupons. so; new,
529. Louisiana SKIES, ex.coupons, 653 new, CO..
Levees. 60; Fights, 70. Alabama Fights, 923
fives, 60. Georgia skies 81; sevens. SO. North
Carolina SKIES ex-coupons, old, 443 new, 33l
South Carolina skies, ex-coupons, new, 66i.
Flour rather moro steady. Whest shade
irmer. Corn dull and declining. Mess Pork
dull at $33 so. Lard quiet. Cotton steady at 81
cents. Spirits Turpentine steady at At cents.
Rosn fairly active-strained 81 Is to 80 90
Freights dull.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. PIP. NJ.
Revenue receipts to-day $4,000.
The President excluded visitors to-day.
Minister Motley has rs-opened the Alabama
claims negotiations.
The President has appointed John B. South
worth District Attorney for northern Alabama.
The Commissioner Of Customs report shows
receipts for the last fsical year to be one hun
dred and eight million dollars; with fines, penal
ties and forfeitures three and quarter million:
other fees, total, aggregating one hundred and
eighty millions, equal to two hundred and thirty.
four millions in currency.
Colfax is here.
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WARNL INC.
4 SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALE.

HAVING PURCHASED THE EXCLUSIVE
Ill right for the States of North and South
Carolina for the manufacture and sale OF a.
BaIdwin's Patent Glass Submerged DOu-
ble-Acting Force Pump, hereby forewarn,
under the penalty of the law, any person from
infringing upon my rights in the same Intend.
be pleased to confer with parties wanting them.
The price will range from 500 to $50, according
to the depth of the well, for No. 3yard wells,
throwing 80 allons of water per minute; and
NO. for railroad stations, throwing 60 gallons,
price given on application. This pump has no
friction, and the packing will last for fifteen
years il good we'll. directions will accom-
done in so minutes. l will receive orders at
Tarboro, Scotland Neck, and Farmyille, N. c.
All orders addressed to me at either of the places
named will receive prompt attention
]. L. KITCHEN,
nov2G ~ 6m
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cd as to make the hour of adjournment 1
o'clock instead of Immediately.
By Mr.. Malone A resolution requiring
the Secretary of State to report the amour
paid, and now due for stationery since the
adoption of the new Constitution for diff
ferent purposes. Adopted.
The rest of the days session was con-
sumed in disgraceful and successful ef-
fort on the part of small minority of ex-
treme Radicals to prevent an election for
doorkeeper.
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The South Carolina Legislature,

COLUMBIA, Nov. PIP. NJ.
The State Legislature met yesterday and the
Governors message was read to-day. In it the
Governor speaks cheerfully of the financial con
dition of the State, and recommends that the
interest on the debt be paid in specie. He takes
strong grounds against State aid to railroads.
Advises the passage Of laws to protect the
workingman and urges that special attention be
paid to manufactures and agricultural improve
nlents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-26

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-1n the earlier part Of the
week just closed the market for this article ruled
active, and sales were made at an advance on
previous quotations-closing on Saturday at a.
dullness in the market and the price has de-
clined each day, closing on Wednesday at 425
cents for country and % cents for n Y. pack
ages TO day Thursday no sales have trans
PRED; sellers generally holding at 42 cents, and
buyers not disposed to operate. The sales are
| FoIl1
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

From Richmond State Con-
ventIon.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 24-NOon.
The Republican State Convention mot at noon
to-day. The Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee in calling it to order said he hoped its
action would be harmonious, and such IS would
suggest to Congress the immediate admission
Of the State into tho Union. The Convention
then proceeded to organize.
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HE PREMIUM LIST We continue to
learn of errors in the Premium List We
hopo all will be corrected in time for the
publication of the official list by the Asso-
citation.
The Associations Medal was awarded to
Mrs e. A. Mayo, Of Richmond, Va, for
the best assortment of preserves.
Mrs ?. Murphy received diploma for
the best sweet pickle.
Mrs J. H. West, of Virginia, instead OF
Mrs S. NJ. West, divided the first pre-
MUM with Mrs. Geo. Chadbourn for wax
work
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z E Y | Z W
OF THE
W IL NJ NOTION III r X EFT S
FOR TILE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
November 20, 1869
r E Y L Z W

TURPENTINE-During the week just ended the
market for this article has ruled firm, and on the
price of soft we report an advance of cents. z
steady demand has ex listed for dstillers' purpo-
ses, and owing TO the continued low stage of the
water courses, the receipts are unusually small
The market closes at So 05 for SOFT and 81 Is for
hard, 73 Dbl. of $50 tbs, with sales as follows:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Nov. %.
SPECIAL ORDER,

The resolution of Mr.. Seymour, IN re-
gard to maintaining the States credit,
pledging the State to pay her public debt,
the question being on the amendment OF
Mr. Malone, to insert illegally incurred
and honestly disposed of, as the bonded
debt
Mr.. French asked an explanation of the
amendment said the inference Was thai
part had been illegally and dishonesty
disposed Of.
Mr. Malone SAID the Object as to avoid
pledgiug the faith of the State to every
single act creating indebtedness. because