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enterprise and energy Of her own sons. and that abe
asked no fav0Fs. M
Mr. WHYTE. tden.) OF Nd, moved an amendment
tn the form OF prOvis0 that sny pera0n or corp0r
aft0n importing foreign oarb0nates or copper ores
into the Omitted States shall. upon ding bond to
be approved by the collector Of the port st which
sch tapOrfett0usare received. that they are 70 De
uso1 IN gneitfng in the proportion Of two tons OF
native copper OFe 70 one ton Of that imported, Do
allowed drawback up0n tle importation 20 the ex-
tent Of the duty thereon. This amendnent ne advo-
cated in speech In which he raid that native COP
the use Of foreign carbonates.
Mr. HOwAuD, (rep) Of Mich. said that 30 far - ne
knew there was no good foundation for such state
ment, and read letter 70 that eject from an ex-
pert aas.
Mr.. SHERMAN said tnaS although ms State was not
the committee had reported It unamended. Ine
reasons were that y has passed the House IN this
form BY vote Of ob0ut two TO 0ne that the interests
70 be protected byt were anxious for its immediate
passage; that the 0bjoctf0ns made 70 it had not
seemed very forcihle, and that It was impossible TO
lection was made general.
MI MORRILL, did n0t think the amendment onered
Dy Mr. Whyte Rermane % his amendment. and suR-
rested that II be withdrawn and oered at the end OF
the section. .
Mr. WHYTE withdrew the Amendments Temporarily.
Michigan fMr. Chandler ana the Senator from Yer
mont (Mr. MOrrll) had better compromise their Diff
either. 7- Il M M ava --f1 IA ra's1 ~ # \
Mr. CHANDLER said that that could be done only
y ms anandcning the copper interest," which ne nad
vote was then taken on Mr. Morrill's amend
ment which was lost-ycas 20. nays 27
At twenty minutes to five O'Clock the Senate adj
journed, the bill still pending.
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Message Of the President % the Senate
whence Came His Power % Declare Am-
nesty = The Coustltutien the Authority
Precsdentss
The Prssidens transmitted the following TO Con-
Rress today -
TO THE SENATE or THE uxrrrD srArEs:--
The resolution adopted on the bth instant, request
inG tho President TO transmit 70 the Senate copy OF
any proclamation Of amnesty made by him since tho
last adjournment Of Congress- and also to communi.
cate 70 the Senate by Whist authority OF law the same
was made has been received. | accordingly trans.
init herewith = copy Of . proclamation dated
the 26th day o. December last Tho authority Of
law BY which II was made 10 set forth In the pro-
clAmation ITSELF which expressly afnrms that
e was issued by virtue Of the power and authority
IN me vested by the constitution and in the name OF
the sovereign people OF the United states and pro-
claims and declares Internationally and without re-
servatlon 70 al and every person who directly or In
directly participated IN the late insurrcction or
rebellion ftll pardon ana amnesty for the offence
Of treason against the United States or OF adhcrlng
10 their enemies during the late civil war; with the
restoration v oil their righw pTiyleges and immu-
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printed and referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
The following Is the bili:--
Re s.S snscss ss Ths. Tho Supreme Court q shs psa y e.
United states and eight associate Justices sir Of whom shall
sFgIicN THAI for each o. the nns s.issins iudici.
circuits there her shsl, be appointed crc.s JUDGE who shs
,srisdicson ,Ss Jasscs q hs supreme 0ou sow.d
sy the uscs os ,Ss ssrrsns Court aossd % sSs
sitting alone q wh the Circuit Judge q sc circuit cr 10
or with NE Disiro Judge % the asrsi sbssncs
q The Jus;ics q The supreme Court and Circuit Jgds by
* * % & x q c ss
e. .ss ss SH: sSsh r x S . .ss s %
comp,ns.sons for their services may hereafter be pro
ina. nothing this act shall affect the powers of
a. ss e % osss sssa them attend
than term of such any district within their
as sSss
duties - justices cf the Supreme Court
DUTY on rMPoBrED COPPER.
on motion Of Mr.. CHANDLER, lrep.l Of Mlch., the
per. 40. which was read IN fun a. reported from
Mr.. AxruoSY moved to amend BY adding the fol-
lowing, which was adopted
copper n rolled plates called srasisr copper ssssss
sstT: .sIsS ssPSs; :Ss !. " ss.!
serting amer the word 'ores' IN the ninth line the
s word ne wor nS On nj
imported In the form Of ores not containing sulphur
tnercin.n
Mr.. FxRRy, ,rcpl or Conn. advocated the amend
mcnts offered by Mr.. Morrill,. .sas l.....
Mr.. CHANpLYR, In reply said that this was not the
ntEt time Connections had attacked the Interests Q!
MtchsGau. The cry OF the Connections prctccteu
manufacturers was the cry. of JED Davis when nc
had succeeded In forming his government, "Let rs
aionc ~ Hut he warned them that Ike the con-
ederscy they would not be let alone and y she con,
tinued to say to the Northwest, stop your mines
The answer would bc stop your factories.r
Mr.. FEnKY did not know wnat he nau sau or done
10 Invite such ~ attack: hut he wo1ld say. N reply
10 IL that Conncctcute PROSPERITY waa due 10 the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

THE Register Is still lRboring with
might and main for the Republican
ticket in this county. It devotes some
three or four columns Il day to the good
work. 1t Is exciting quite an interest
in behalf OF our candidates. lit can
only keep up this style Of warfare till
election, we shall have no doubt OF the
result. 1falIttle encouragement would
do any good, we can assure our neigh.
Dor that his exertions in behalf Of our
ticket are appreciated, and cur county
committee will do the handsome thing
by him 1.-THE fire Is kept up.
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TYLER COUNTY.
Republican County Convention.
M1DDIEDoURNE, ". VA,

AANRADAONA NOuhNy
M1DD1EDoURNE, ". Va, !
October Is, 1869. J
To tho Editor Of the IntellKencer
The Republican County Convention
was held in this place on the 18th inst,
under q call by the County Central
Committee. All the townships Of the
county were respectfully represented,
and the action OF the Convention, In
every particular, was regarded as a
positive reflection of Republican SEN
timent In the county.
The Convention was called 10 order
by Maj. s. Moore, tho President.
After adopting the vote Of last Octo.
Der election as the basis upon which all
ballots for candidates were 10 be taken,
Ihomas Way was nominated for House
Of Delegates and 7. D. Hickman for
School superintendent.
Twelve delegates were chosen to rep
resent the county In the Republican
senatorial Conventions; and q motion
to Instruct them 10 cast their votes for
W. l. Foreman for the Senate was
adopted. without dissent.
Capt. Powell submitted the following
resolutions. which were adopted by ac-
clamation:
Resolved, That we are opposed to the
State Legislature taking any steps, at
tho next session, towards the enfran-
ch!sement OF those engaged In the re-.
cent rebel lion, regarding 1t, as we do,
as untlmely and iraught with danger
TO the best interests Of the people uf
this State.
Resolved, That we are opposed to any
modification OF the registry law, until
the people BY their SOLEMN SURFACES, at
the polls, signify their desire to change
the Constitution upon the subject OF
disiranchtaing those engaged In the late
rebellion.
The Convention then adjourned sine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
HtaI Advertisements.

A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANT.
n Cd, N6to 500 per month; male and Y:
malO, 10 sell the celebrated and original
Common sense Family Sewing Machine,
improved and perfected; II will hem, ALI,
stitch, tuck, bind, braid and emhfoider IN
lnoll superior manner. Price only SIb. FOR
nmplieify and durability, II has no rival
DO not buy nom any parties selling ma.
chimes pn1er the same name ~ ours, unless
having Certificate OF Agency signed by
%, a. they arc worthless Cast Iron ma
ehinOs.
For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
n. CRAWFORD 4 Co.,
Us Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
The Greatest Discovery of The Age,

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
This Is admitted 70 be the tact by the
Thousands who Rre now using pr. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian LlnIment. II has been
introduced since 1877 and no one once
trying 1t Is ever without 1t: twill positive.
~ cure the aforementioned complaints, II
used as directed:
Chronic Rheumatism, Bore Throat, Head.
ache, Toothache, spraInS, Bruises, Old sores,
swellIngs, Mosquito Bites, and Palms in the
Back, Chest, or Limbs. Also taken inter.
naly for Cholera, Dlarrhoa, Dyseutery,
Group, Collie, Sen Sickness, spastn, &c. II
Is perfectly harmless 10 take internally.
(see oath accompanying each botlle.) Il
has never failed 10 euro every case Of
Diarrhol, Dysentery, and Group, II used
when inst taken. Always have bottle in
the house in readiness, and you will never
regret It.
Price, Fify Cents and One Dollar. Sold
by the Druggists and storekeepers. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York.
Ootll.lmd&W
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has been proved poiSonlsa. Pro-
lessor Chiffon, whose reputation az an an.
nytical chemist gives his statements the
weight Of authority, announces that
0ristadoro's Excelsior Dye
has been subjected TO the proper tests in his
laboratory, and that the results show II To
DO
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
as we'll As admirably adapted 10 the pur.
poses for which II Is designed. This Is I'm.
portant, % The public has Just been warned,
by two leading scientific organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
now before the public.
CRlsrADoRos HAIR PREsERvA.
TIVE, a. Dressing, acts like charm on
the Hair afer DyeInE. Try u.
octll.lmdkW
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THE Petersburg Times says Mr.. L.
D. Wheaton, the Republican candidate
for Senate In the Wood county district,
has decided TO withdraw for the reason
that some doubts have been raised as
to his eligibility on account ofinsum.
Client residence In the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
MARRIRn

RICHARDSON - McCoNAUGHY. - On
Thursday evening, October 81, 1850. at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rsv' II
n. Hughes, Mr.. Z. p. Richardson's 10 Mis-
M L. AeCoNAu0HT, all OF Cameron, W. Va.
DAVls-KITTLE.-on Thursday evsr.
Ing, October 81, 1869. at tho n. +, Church. In
Cameron, W. Va, by the Rev. +. II, HnShcs.
Mr.. WILL DAVIS, Of Wheeling, 70 MIss
KATE KIrrLB, Of cameron, W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

TRUTH PROM A DEMOCRATIC SOURCE,
Tho Chicago Times makes the follow
Ing significant coniesslon: "As the ma.
tional bank circulation is secured by
government bonds, the breaking OF
heavy banking houses In New York, or
In any part OF the country, will not
have such disastrous effects as like fail.
ures had under our old banking sys.
tem." This 10 true. The national
banking system, Notwithstanding the
denunciations Of Democratic dema.
gogues, Is the best for the bill holder Of
any system ever devised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

AN Independent ticket for LegIsla.
tuFe Is In the field In Preston county,
as follows: For House OF Delegates, Il,
@. HaEans aud Hon. VIM. G, Brown,
For Senate, W, b. Zlnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
Weak Back, Pains Of the Side, Of
the Hips

And about the Kidneys, are relieved OF
once by the application OF one Of
Alloock's Porous Plasters.
"GArNSTowN. Ala, Nov. 81, LEGS.
"NetTt. ThOG ARooek g %. s-During an
extensive practice OF ten years have been
frequent witness OF the magical qualities
OF your Porous Plasters. can certify that
they are al ] you claim for them.
"RoBERT E. CAM PBELL, MD"
d.. Myer, Of Savannah, Co., says they arc
tho best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever discovered that by their
warming properties they bring power and
health, until the power and strength OF the
muscles are entirely restored; that he knows
case where Alloocks PlAsters cured a gen.
ueman OF weak spine, that he daily pre-.
Scribcs them in his practice. with the hap.
pieSt results. octll.lmd&W
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To Stone Masons.

.SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y eeived by the undersigned until O'Clock
Friday, october 2lth, 1850, for furnishing the
material, and building the foundation walls
OF the now School HnuSe 70 be erected In
Union Township. Tho work TO DO com.
mencod Immediately upon the award OF the
contract, and all bids must specify the time
In which II shall be completed.
Plans and specifications San be seen a.
the office Of Mr.. J. y. Fairfax, and any fur.
Their information relating thereto can DO
obtained by calling upon me, at CITY Bald
ingS.
J. NJ. BICKEL,
oct22.St clerk Board OF EdncAtion.
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SpettaI AptIfts.
The Healing Pool

ESSAYS ToR YouNo MEN, who have fallan
MO vicious habits, and now desire q hiEher
life, and q better MANHOOD, with certain
means Of relief for tho RfIlieted. sont In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. IA.
dreH, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. SepS. Smd6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
OHIO COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Fur Senate,
GEORGE b. JOHNSON, OF Hancock.
FOr HouIe Of Dsls0GtGI
ARCHIBALD W. CAMPBELL, Esq.
HON. CHESTER u. HUBBARD,
WILLIAM NORTH, Esq,
FwiC5nty Superintendent Of Schools.
DANIEL II, McDAID.
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Atilt AASEEtIseturSts,


Purchase Coal 70 Sell Again.
IT,HE UNDERSIGNED HEBEBY GIVES
notice that no = prepared 70 aoll q good
Sfllele OF Cou at The lowest rates for caSh,
feels warranted in saying that in winter
when other banks arc unreliable from the
Condition OF the roads &C., he will take care
hiS cuStOmeEH' supply u kept up. lie fur.
ther adds that the Coal now being taken
from his bank Is better than any heretofore
Coal Merchant,
octip.f Market st.. head OF Jefferson.
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S7.Ooo...For Sale.

A GOOD PAYING CASH BUsINEss,
"A well established. satisfactory reason
given for selling. AhdreaA
LOCK BOX q,
Octa.lW Wheeling Post ONCE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

w. L. S4NS44hIOENB
No. 81 Main street, wheeling,
rs IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND we'll
i selected stock OF the best brands OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, OigArS,
SnuttS, &c, WhlGh no ofierS 70 the trade Of
the lowest rates. An examination OF his
stock . solicited. Orders promptly nlled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

81 No notice will be taken OF eommuni'
cation, not accompanied by responsible
name. The name VIA 10 considered c0nn-
dental, but must In all Cases accompany lot
ten, a, a guarantee OI good iAith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

~ Ten lines or l6B make o square.
GS-TrauSieut advertisements CASH n adj
MAEp,AGEs ASD FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
cIS., when under slI lines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
lNTELLIGENCER.

II L. Il NJ x.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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G1e1ntelliqeutar.

nrtIUE. 40. IL GUIaCv srREET.
rREW, HA9AEs & HALL
PBoFBiE10El.
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.Ngpey Phof lre .r.,:lnt Z,
lime Plglate ?f Lue 81
Po.gsA and sodo, s
We again call the attention Of the farm
crs Of Maryland and Virginia to our EN-
CFlSIOK, composed Of 100 pounds of
\, Peruvian Guane, anG 30o pounds
q So.utIc Phosphate Of Lime (bon dis
solved in eui,huric acid fash and So
ia forming tie most concentrates, UNI
vpr.al AID durable for'iiz ever offered
r. Tho f,rucr-coIr}in.ug all he s'lmu-
latino prorrrtio- Of Peruvian ''uano, and
the ever durable ferEiI zlng properties Of
Ground Bones.
Excelsior i. in fre Arg roEder, pre-
pared expressly fo' drilling. and carr tie
arrhed in anv quanti,v Per acre. however
small; and It j, the cpln on It i"ahy c'o-e
calcu.a,lnc Farmers, after T. !. l. T. )
wears experience in testing It sl@e by SIDE
VIII other popular fertilizers that an ap-
pliration Of 100 pounds Of Excelsior i
equal to 200 10 300 pounds .. any other
fertilizer or cuann offered for sale. there
fore j. fully 100 to 200 per cent cheaper.
T.~ YLe ,cry .hpa cejie"c@ ne cat" o.
fr ofMc culae u olr Erc,l>irr as " crop
g,o,r,r AMI Gy7dj@rr, Is tie i""' r. Is BE-
ma ioitotrd and eovDtcrfe'f'd III Ht,s md
o'h,r c,fIe>.
e. Farmers should see rha, the AN
Ala 81 aud name Of J } TURNER 4
90 are branded on ever bag n RED
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\ New Book for Agents
By CATHERINE Z BEECUER
md HARRIET BnECHER STOWE.
The .7meriGdn Homaa'S H2r1e
Or, Principles Of Domestic Science.

Or. Principles Of Domestic Science.
Brtug q .,fifc "a t,e fo,r,t.tiaa a. ; 9s.f.ss
mace ~ kosasts..o.iy. H.al.t "a Ba4-sfaI
ard Cdy7stj.n ltaaast. Wel. pr:n;zrl 20
iu~ejy illustrated handsomely bond \
wax ,lst Mi, tial = WY ioto every house
hal3 IN the ,aad The names = tue ji>,iI-
sui>hel auth reS>es give conf fence in the
wor'>. II i 4 prac:isa' book. made by I-de-
teal houseke-p-rs and skl.ful writes, u
meet 8 braetic 4 need Agents hna j; the
easiest >elliDg BOOK now ia the market as il
i peet,rd by every family and .here is -
competition q. similar works or rival ell
tien~ Su,i ou'r through Agents. by sub
>rrir-ior. Exclusive territory au3 i5erfi
discounts glrts. ,i~s,,ts ,caRte! IA rrerg to,cu
and county send tar descriptive q renlar 10
CuAS : GREENE = co,
- Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. IA
Julv |, 1s6o-tf.
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N Office thereby given. that The subscriber
~ has obtained from the orphans Court Of
$ Mary co1vtv. Nh sl4ud letters Of afmlals-
ton on The personal e>9tr of Joanna Norris
late Of : Nary ; county, deceased Al persons
having Claims against the SAID deceased are here
by warned 70 exhbitihc same with proper voGeh-
ers thereof to t,.s Subscriber, en- GO tSiore Inc
I5ta itv q Feb. ls70 otherwise iaeY nay he
exclaje& bv law from All hcaeft of The sid -
ate Givcts under my hand ms l-th ay e
f. {. C0NBS.
AGD. lts. r~,o7.
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G.I.MOR UOJ Sc,
.NONI NENT SQJiRE,
R4I rINORE ND.

TNHrS new and comaodiouS Ho'e' is -
l now oitn for the accommodation So
Of he travelling public,
II has been ucwl furnished throughout AMI
contain, ,.$s requisites &C Ars'-ca<S H"'el.
Is centrally located and convenient 10 '"S o">'-
r.,S ,orr,nn Of the CIV. and public buildings.
civ railaavs. Nc The management PROMISE
:, 10 everything II their power fer the oomt'T
ana satisfaction OF their guests
toache>ru,l to avid fFomall pepo'S anc Steam
boat Iaudiuc>. tars 5 cents.
Board ~ 100 per day
KIRKLAND 4 co.
Prepste,urS
49, i lS5a--E.r
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FOR SHERIFF.

JAMES r. ALVEY is annoD heed as q
candidate for Sheriff in 1869 and will re-
ct;ye tol thatsp0sition THE enthusiastic sup
pert Of the PEOPLE.
Noy IA. 1867.
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Q" cunts { Commissioner.

e oH'i'} 0'nmlSSloner.
~ the $ -.I-,n,a IF many fri.n3, an
..i-,,lta-s I.,av. c.,->,ntri IN ,.c,,,a - ,,,o..
,}'al.c Tor COUNTY CDNHISSJONEG.
1t the cp>u.u. Tal, slc.;;,u. \, l,r,,s
tlE-paycr. | beoi1 - feel the nec4s,itr for
rptrtucbm,at IN .ae management Of Cur
',.'''N '''''''S an" P'''-g .ht people, Il
If4l.r,lsr, ''!'''' T''s'o''y'
- !" ''ie "lNc""i7e
- ~! ''''o''' "0'1 -, ,,-n
r ,o.a Jri'-- fiEHbEhI.
. 30
If W. :. LYON VII consent to be :
ca .,, ''r county commissioner ne
VII receive the vote OF CHAprIco.
May -, 1859,
0-..r..,,,,..r..r,,.. ...,r,.,,:.1 prn,,o1n
- ,a roter ~ -, r',',,,' -,;,'J ~ -
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II 5 NOTICE.

t } Bean, late 4
county taxe- in the
t $ Mars coun.
L, expressing the
tracts or parcels Of
kxes due THEREON.
of the persons
pc, to be inserted
tron, a newspaper
fy's county, once a
successive weeks.
r. State and coun-
lands shall be
ctor, within the
r the publication
IS COMPLETED tho
parts thereof az
Sc tho sum due
the highest bid
he same. I
land, called and
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The friends of WV T COMBS, Of Patux-
cnt District, hereby rccommenl him as a
suitable candidate for Conn,y Commissioner
at the ensuing Fall election. large vote
is ne l-e} 10 him. if he viii consent-Io serve,
by the t"rs ot the Entire County.
4lue : 1869.
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We specially suhmjtJ ] REDMOND
20 the voters of t1t county as suitable per-
son for CoLnty Commissioner.
NAVY FpTE>-DS
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may 20, 1869.

GEORGE s MATTlNGLEY is respect
fully recommended 10 the voters Of ST. Ma
~ county rs a candidate Tor County Com
missioner and will receive an earnest sup
port from CHAPTI"o DISTRICT.
may 20, 1869
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Ju9e 3, lS.9.
If W. :. LYON VII consent to be 4
candidate for County Commissioner, he
viii receive the vote of CuAprIco.
MAY 20 500
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Azure.

pl,se the citi-
| aud his nu-
(clpg through
DAD as a can
the State leg
lie elton would
pity and State.
f., lnigoo's,
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R.l1LtIc.lITO.N .NOT2lh.

In The matter Of the Deed OF Trust for
Red Estate from Jn0 & Mills 10 Seeurs L Ich-
ard Cotton.
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JAMES T pUNE is respectfully an
nouuced as a caudidate for County Commits
>iouer Al the ensuing Fall election aud will
He warmly supported by the voters OF
ST INIG5Es DlsTKIcT
~
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rice $40 per Ton.

j J RI RNER & co,
70 Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-19

Mr Edtor-lou will please announce
lraN lLLAHAY and JOHN f CAR
Nf INTER- = c ndjJiates Tor re-eieCtion othe
hoard ~ Cauuty Commissioners, both OF
" 5m viii be literally suppog;e. by tae vo-
se.> 10 C.apuco District. ChapNco.
july -. 1869.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-19

~ 20 authorized 10 announce CORNE-
IIE> 7 INt. OF Rataxeut District. A. a
.lrt.,tate u, ele ea~nia- election for a seat
Ia sc Board % County Commissioners.
August 5,n, ,lS6a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-19

August 18Th, lSt2-tv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-19
If Col. TUEOPHLJS HARRI-

If LEWIS II LEIGH will consent to be
candidate FOR seat in the lower branch .,
the reXt General assembly OF Maryland, he
VIII receive the enthusiastic support of the
ppople