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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-01
TOURS.
IusubordinatiOn in the French
Army.
Prussian Losses Before Paris
Said TO be Immense.
Political Excitement SubSiding
at Lyons.

LONDON, September 3u.-A telegram
rust received from Tours contains the
ol'owing news: There is considerable
.rsatordination in the French army 4;
The othccrs are apparently unable to
prevent the disorder and violence among
The raw and undisciplinel soldiers,
and several severe examples have been
made
The Prussiaus Lave not yet arrived
at Orleans. They have desisted from
.neir westward march and seem to be
coHcentrating around Paris. The re
ported movement Of the Prusslans on
Lyons i also untrue
The French say that the Prusslan
losses since the war began and partlcu-
arIv at the investment of Paris, have
been 80 immense that the German au-
'horl,ies have taken care TO conceal the
acts from the newspapers.
I0UES, September 3O.-Latest advices
rom Paris mention a series of success
'al engagements around the city. The
.lrr Of the besicged has been increased
,~r, much by these victories. The new
.-rcrh-loading cannon has been placed
20 the ramparts.
There are no signs o. the enemy IN
a, direction.
Lyons, September 29-The political
vehement has entirely subsidized here.
4 lew additional arrests of Cluseret
a,hrrents have been made.
RouEN, September %, via Tours, ~;
Another balloon from Paris landed
near Nantes to-day. The courier, with
multitude of letters and packages has
gone forward to Tours.
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THE WAR!
LONDON.
Russia Still Busily Arming.
French Prisoners at Work Oh
the Canals.
Paris Being Barricaded.
A New Destructive Weapon
Russia Still Busily Arming,
Parl. Being Barricaded.
A New Destructive Weapon
Movements of Prussi;,n Ar
niles Around Paris.

L.HpoN. September 3O-There is no
statement in the military preparations
.s Russia. At the arsenal of kier 5uU
percussion muskets are daily turned
into breech-loaders.
LONDON, September 30.-A Times
correspondent, writing from Luxem-
nourg saws MesieIes is very strong,
In, il was not thought it could hold out
French prisoners have been set to
work m constructing canals in Hanover
Late advices from Paris announce
that the construction OF harricadeS is
vigorously pushed forward under the
srp,rvision of Henri Rochetort and
GVS;aye Flourens.
The Mobiles have been armed with a
Lew and dreadfully destructive engine
The invention has just been made, and
.,is kept a profound secret. Greater
results are expected from this weapon
than from the famous mitrailieurs.
At Tours the fremen are being en-
rolled.
Large numbers Of breech-loaders
have been distrit uted to such OF the
Gsrdes Rationale as had inferior arms.
VIENNA, September 3o.-The natur-
aIization treaty with the United States
has been signed by the Austrian gov.
eminent
l.oxDox, September 36.-The Prus-
sans evacuated Ramboville, seventeen
miles southwest of Versailles on Thurs
da,. Confidence is returning in Paris.
IL i, vaguely asserted that come of the
positions occupied by the Prussiano
have been recovered. The Prussians
are coming nearer; they were throwing
up works at Boyneux and Nainendon
Terrate. The works will face forts
Vannoe, and Issy on the south of Paris.
The Prus,ians have occupied Dounlan,
eighteen miles southwest OF Versailles,
aGi it's reported they have also reached
rmeveraul and Ligneville in the De.
ur,meut Of the Seine, Et Eoise
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Great Ereshct in the James River
Bridges Swept Away aud Property
DESTROYED.

RICHMOND, September 3O.-Ihe high
est freshet ever known at Lynchburg
prevails there. The passenger bridge
over the James river, quarter of a
mile long was swept away last night
the depot of the Orange 4 Alexandria
railroad was submerged; the canal was
submerged and boats are drifting
about over the tow-path and through
the lower streets OF the city. The
reshet will reach Richmond at about 2
p. VI. to-day. The river here has risen
q foot already, and in the lower por-
tons of the city the merchants are busy
removing their goods to places of safety.
The telegraph lines are down in all di-
rcctions. 4 number of buildings at
Lvnchburg have been swept away, and
the gas and water works were both
submerged. Houses from the country
above have been floating past all night
and this morning. The new iron
bridges of the Southside Railroad were
carried away this morning A telegram
from Gordonsville says the North Anne
river is flooding all the surrounding
country. Horses, cattle and barrels OF
flour have been floating down stream
all morning.
RIcHMoND, Va, September 3O.-A
DISPATCH from Gerdonsville says the dis
asters there on account OF the flood are
very great. One dispatch says the
bridge on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad over Rockford river is gone,
also the bridge over Moores cree on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is
zone, The river Anne is filled with
the floating depris of barns, houses fur
nit,,re, agricultural implements, crops,
Ac. All the crops in the lowlands are
a total loss. The telegraph wires to
Lynchhurg and the west are badly dam
aged. The river here has risen ten feet
since noon. This water is from the
Anne river. and that from Lynchbnrg
will strike here about midnight. The
water at Lynchburg is twenty feet high
cr than ever known before.
RICHMOND, September 3O.-The flood
reached here at 1890 o clock, in wave
five feet high and in twenty minutes
the river rose six feet. There was great
excitement in the lower part of the city
in removing goods from places accessl:,
hIe to water The Orange Hotel and
the Orange and Alexandria railroad
bridges at Lynchburg, were swept away
this morning
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Appointments OF the NJ. p. Church.

HPPoAhthchtS VI thS IL II ~AA ~
The following is list Of the appoint
ments Of the West Virginia Conference
Of the Methodist Protestant Church, for
the ensuing Conference year
President-John Clark.
Palatine Circuit-H. P. +. King
Preston-To be supplied.
Non0ngaheLa-J. G. Weaver As-is-
tant, j. w. Satterfeld.
Pr,mtytown-G. W. Barrett.
Harrison-Oliver Louther
Lswis-George Willis.
Georgeto~n-J. Flint.
Buckhannon-Joseph Dunn. Asst =
tant, w. Westfall.
Bdrbour-William II. Satterfeld.
Randolph-A. Lister.
Pocah0ntas-J. W. F. Good
Greenbrier-J. Delaney
NcholaS-W. Sisk.
Sutton-J. j. Pointer.
Gilmer-T. S. Golfer.
Spencer-J. Cobb.
JacksOn-J. Buckley.
.SandyUMe-S. P. Lesley.
Frceport-R s. Welsh.
Doddridye-A. D. Thomas.
g. Mary yS-John Norris.
Tyler-W. S. Sears.
OEUe-W. NJ. Belts.
Grore-S Louther.
MISSIONS.
.S,mmruNs-To be supplied
WeJster-B. b. Arnold.
PukrsJmg-E. r. Jones
lee Creek-W. l.. Warren.
McC6nneiLsviNe and Nonroe-To be
supplied.
Conference .Hisstona,y-George Nester.
Z. F. Westfall-Superanuated
J. NJ. Wilson-Leit in the hands Of
the President
VI. w. Periue-Leit in the hands of
the President.
J. NJ Willamson-Left without an
appointment by his request.
George j. Marsh-Left without an
by his request.
A Blackburn-Left without an ap-
pointment by his request.
NJ. l.. Bsrnett-Lett in the hands OF
the President by his request
J. II. Conner-Left in the hands OF
the President by his request.
Publishing COmmittee-.J. B. Watson
and w. NJ. Belts.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September 30.

CINCINNATI, September 81.
COTTONAPanicky; middling l6c.
FLOUR-Dull and dropping; family
at 81 1jG,6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and dropping
red winter at 81 l7@l IS. Corn dull
and declined; old Csc and new at 5OGe
j2c. Rye unchanged. Oats un
changed. Barley dull; winter at 81 II
al -.
GROCERlES-Cnchangel.
LINSEED OlL-Demand fair at
Sc.
EGGS-Dull at 25c.
BUTTER-Firm at 3OG 3jc.
CUEESE-Firm at l4Gljc.
PRONISIONS-Pork quiet at S24 %
Bacon quiet and unchanged shoulders
fair.
WHISKY-An advance is asked
but none established; sales at SjGaS6c.
GOLD-ll3l.
EXCHANGE-Par
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NEW YORK.
Record Of Prisoners Seutenced-The
French GunbOats-Reduct Of
street Car Fares-The Sausage
! QueStiOm. =. u D. : - .. ~

New YORK, September % The re
cord OF prisoners sent to the State Prison
and Penitentiary, by City Judge Bed
ford, during the present month, is un'
equaled. Fifty-nine were sent to the
State Prison for burglary and grand
larceny, for an aggregate otthree years,
and nineteen were sent to the Peniten-
tiary for an aggregate term OF sixty
eight years.
Thomas Donahue, who was shot, as
he alleges, by John J. Scannell, is re.
covering from the effects of his wounds.
He was able to sit up yesterday, and
though his physicians have not extrac-
ted the bullet, they express every hope
Of his recovery. Donahue is certain
that Scannell is the man who shot him.
Scannell is still at large.
The French gun boats Bouset, Cap
tain Francequet, and the La Bouche
Treville are lying off the battery block.
aiding the Hambrug and Bremen
steamers, Both are screw propellers,
making from ten to fourteen knots an
hour under full head Of steam; the
armamentS are twenty-four pound how
itzcrs and one ritled 60 pound deck gun,
each.
The German steamer, Frankfort,
which was to have sailed Yesterday, did
not do 50 in consequence of the French
gunhoats
Five cents will be the fare on the
city railways after next Monday. The
Government tax of one.eighth per cent.
on fare expires by limitation on that
day and companies have concluded TO
exact six cents no longer The Presi-
dent of the Third Avenue railroad hav-
ing been interviewed on the subject
testities that'the company will lose nine
hundred dollars per diem and the loss
can only be met by cutting down the
wages of the employees. An attempt
will first be made, however, to get re-
lief from the Legislature
Horrible revelations continue to come
from jersey City about the manufacture
of sausages. IL is now ascertained be-
yond a doubt that dogs, cats, horses
and diseased hogs are chopped up for
sausage meat in the large establish:
ments in that suburb. Justice Beriney
has issued orders for the arrest of the
ofthese outrages, and the
names and particulars are soon forth
coming. ~
Yesterday the oil charters from this
port were as follows:
\ brig to Seville with 1900 bbls
petroleum at Us. Id; a ship to Antwerp,
300 bbls. do, at Is. Cd. and bark from
Philadelphia to an Adriatic port in the
with $500 bbls. do on
private terms. p Is
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AisHCe and Lorraine not German.

COLOGNE, September 39.-The Gdsetfc
iE'li>hes the views of several CORE
>Pondents on the question of the terms
"' peace. The writers while admitting
that The prevailing tongue in Alsace L.
German, call the editors to task for
Tie statement that the same Is true
Of Lorraine. One of these correspond
-a,s. who passed the greatest part OF HE
lie IN that province, says the German
element is hardly perceptible and the
an-uage is spoken only in thin belt
'dJo.nIug the frontier
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The Life Association of America.
CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date Of Organization, June IS, 1863.
Present Annual Premium In
COME. 2,lG,U' -
freSent Assets etS...................... 2lEl,sZS "a
Amount Insured. ................. fl ,l3I9U VI
JAMES II. BRITToN, President.
W. II. HoUGH, Vice President.
Hon. WM. BARN p, Counsel and Actuary
w. HANLEY, Secretary.
WESTSIRGINIA DEPARTMENT.
AL.ONZO LORING, President; GEO. w.
FRANZHEIM, Vice President: SAMUEL p.
HnDRETH, Treasurer; +. \. HTLDRETH,
Medical Officer; RoET. G. BARR, Attorney;
\. q. ARTHUR, Secretary; ). {. ALDElssoN,
General Manager
W. II. Woodward, Gov. W. +. Stevenson
John q. Muth, w. T. Singleton, Robert 3
Woods, John I. Lakin, John ii. Hobbs, VI
l.. OFT, John A. Armstrong, A. NJ. Adams,
Thos. Hughes, Alonzo Loring, Geo. W
FraTghem.
Thu Is home institution, under the con-
troll OF our own Board OF Directors who in
vest the funds Of the Association, 10 large
extent, with those whe belong TO 1t, hence
they derive the double benefit OF carrying
an Insurance upon their lives and at the
same time have the use OF their own
money. Is not this better than sending our
money to the East and building up Eas'ern
institutions, to the detriment of our own ?
Persons desiring TO make a SURE PRO
VISION for their families will please call
and see me. There can be no better invest
ment In the world and certainly none
more secure JOS. w. FERREL,
Agent for the District comprising the cOun-
tie1 of Hancock, IHoOKe, ONO, Marshall,
Wetzel and Tyler. Agents wanted.
ES-OFFICE-l06 MARKET STREET.
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New York Market.
New YORK, September b

New YORK, September 80
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, demand fair and
market firm No. , spring Chicago,
old, 81 O9@l Is; No. | spring Chicago,
new. 81 80; winter red and amber at
81 %. Rve nominal Oats dull and
unchanged Ohio. j3@55c. Corn
steady and mixed AT S6@S1r.
EGGS-Unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm. Beet
unchanged. Bulk meats and Bacon
nominal. Lard unchanged; good, log
@l53c.
MONEY-The Stock market closed
in consequence Of the Farragut ohse'
quies.
COTTON-Dull and nominal sales o'
500 bales middling uplands.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
I DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA
lockwood, Burley & Co

IShhW'Hhl, nun icy N ~,
".
Steamboat "Michigan" and nine coal barges.
In Admiralty.
In obedience tOan order entered on the I'd
day of September, 1870 in the District
Court ofthe United States. for the District
Of West virginia, in the case OF Lockwood,
Burlcy Is CO.. against the Steamboat "Mich-
gan her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel,
and furniture. and also nine coal blrgcS, I
shall proceed to sell, nj Public Auction, tn
the highest bidder, said steamboat "MiChi-
gan" and harges at the Public Landing, in
the town of MoundSville, Marshall County,
Vest Virginia, on the 18th day Of October,
A. d., 1870. The said steamboat Is laying nj
the Landing at MoundSville. Two of the
bargeS are beached at the Coal Landing Of
Smith 4 Watson, opposite 10 the town Of
MOundSville. -Four barges are laying at the
landing OF lockwood, Burlcy & Co, three
miles below Moundsville. One barge is lay
ing beached opposite TO the mouth Of Fish
Creek, and two bargeS are laying nj Louis
vile, Kentucky.
TERMS or SALE-One-third OF the pur-
chase money in cash, and the remainder
in six months from the day of sale, with
interest, to br satisfactorily secured.
HEDGMAN SLACK,
L. y Marshal. District West Virginia.
BY WM. II. IRWIN. Deputy.
JASS. WHEAT, Proctor for LibellsntS
Wheeling. West Virginia, Sept. q 1870.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 80.
FLOUR-Extra surerfne spring
quiet at 81 25@6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat in tair demand, but
lie lower at 81 OS!@l 0S2 for No. ,
spring Chicago; tins afternoon I'M
changed. Corn No. > mixed 10! low
er at 64Ic. this afternoon quiet. Oats
No. 2fCd &c lower at 39lc. Rye No :
steady at pc Barley dull at 9oc fol
spring No. ,. ,.
HOGS Declined l0c at T@Ss
CATTLE-Dulla and nominal.
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There was a grand display Of the
Cincinnati, Ohio, Fire Department
yesterday, in honor of the South
ern merchants now on a visit there.
After parodins thrnngh the principal
streets, which were crowded with peo-
pie, an exhibition occurred on the cor
ner OF Canal and Plum streets, in which
nearly all the engines of the city were
puuapa1
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DcniaIs of Russian Arming.

81. PETERSBURG, September 3O.-Ihe
jnr1,al OF this city, official organ, en-
rhaticalIy denies the reports Of the Rus
san purchase of new ironclad steamers
nom the United States Government
Il also denies the stories of the con
grn,ration of Russian troops on the
imkish frontier and the recall OF Gen.
gnatitf the Russian ambassador at
'"nstantinople
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Tn. French fleet Returned.

CHERBouRG, September %. The
Greatest part of the French fleet have
Returned to this port to-day. The
souadrons have been left in the north,
near the English Channel, and are
strong enough to protect the French
coast
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, September 81

BALTIMORE September D.
FLOUR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Corn
scarce: yellow at csc. Oats unchanged
at 47649c. Rye at S0G9oc.
PROyISIONS-Mess pork quiet at
500 OOCd % 30 Bacon firm: bacon
shoulders at l4lc. Hams at 23(Gl
25lc. o.,
TAR-Quiet at 81 06!.
WHISKY-At 90@9lc.
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1t seems pretty certain now that Sen
ator Morton will go as Minister to Eng
land, and that he will be required to
settle the Alabama claims. 1t is under
stood that he has already written to
Admiral Semmes to know what the
dickens the Alabama claims are.
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Godlove Orth is candidate to sue
ceed Morton, ofIndiana, in the United
States Senate. By the way, which OF
the gods is he that loves Orth ?
Whom the gods love die young and it
is rather a pity that his is an exception
IL nn.n
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF

Il w
/ Wheeling.
Dewey, Vance 4 Co.
VS.. : In Cnancery.
Frank j. ROthacker, ct al.
Notice having been heretofore given that
pursuant to decree OF said Court in
said cause, that | would, as Special Com
missioner, sell, on Saturday, the 9Th day
OF April, 1870, nj public auction, at the
front door of the Court House of Ohio
county. the real estate known as the
Rothacker Brewery, ts-wit: the south half
or Lot No. ts'f situate on the east side of
Market street, between Jefferson and
Adams streets. in the city of Wheeling;
and that the above sale was postponed un-
Ill Wednesday, May 18th, iS7O; notice is
hereby given that said sale was on said 18th
day of May, postponed until saturday, Oc-
tober Z, 1870, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at which
time IL will take place ut the front door Of
the Court House of Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance in two equal instalmentS. payable
respectively in six and twelve months
from the day of sale, with interest De
ferrcd payments to he secured by purchaser
giving his bond with good personal Sccu-
rity, and by the title being retained until
the same are paid.
The Commissioner will only give SICh
title aSis vested in him, which Is believed
To- be good.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Sppn3 Sppcial Comm ISSiDnpr.
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ANNOUNCE M ENTs.
Sheriff.

Editors OF the Register:
You will please announce JAMES y.
CHARNOCK, the blacksmith, as the peo-
ple's candidate for Sheriff OF Ohio county
at the ensuing election, and oblige
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Ir is believed that the two great OBJ
;ects of General Grants life now are to
Secnre q reelection to the Presidency
q nd and attend the funeral of Jim Fisk.
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Editors OF the Register:
You will please announce JOHN
HOWELL, OF Clay Township, as an indie
pendent candidate for Sheriffof Ohio coun-
~ at the ensuing election, subject to nc
Star Chamber dictation or packed Conven-
ton. MANY VOTERS.
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Italian sYmpa,hS for France.

RoNE, September 30.-The victorious
Italians have now begun to show strong
sympathy for the French Republicans
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Rooms For Rent

TWO pleasant and convenient lodging
i rooms, suitable for gentlemen, In Hil-
dreth's new building, on Monroe street
above Fourth, are for rent. Inquire at this
Office. sepE
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RE-OPENED.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT,
Formerly Balls Saloon)
VNDER WASHINGTON HALL.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE
In announcing To his friends and the public
generally, that he has Thoroughly renovated
and Improved the above Restaurant, and
will endeayor 10 cater TO the wants OF his
customers in the most desirable style; Al
WAYS on hapd a choice selection OF Wines-
LIQUORS &c. Meals served up IN the best
marl8 CHARLES p. LUTz-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowl-
edge them superior to any thing Of
the kind ever before offered to the
public.
As a sure cure for Oianhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, CoIic, Dyspepsia, Gen.
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal. Il is
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of change Of water.
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
as well as the Bar Of every weIl-regu-
lated Hotel.
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DRY GOODS.
J. S. RHODES & co.

WILL OPEN TO-DAY
10 Pieces Very Rich DOu.
ble-width Gala Plaid.
20 Pieces Medium Priced
All.WOOl Plaid.
20 Pieces Rich Striped and
Shot VelOurs.
S Pieces Heavy Black Gro
grain Silks.
so Pieces Real Irish POplin
in Beautiful Shades.
A Large Stock Of Ashfield
Alpacas.
WILL ALSO OPEN:
Full Line Ballard Vale
White Flannel.
Plain and Plaid Opera
Flannel.
Bradley.s Celebrated Do
mestic Flannels.
Utica, PequOt and WallIlam
lO-i Sheeting.
Large Stock Of Canton Fan
nels at Reduced Prices.
August 22d 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

10 the Editor of the A1eru0drTt Go:ett":
If it be contemplated to foster our intcrna
and coastwlsc navgators in their honest efforts
70 carry on the business OF their calling. surely
he following bill! just passed ty the House O.
representatives, is 4 move in the proper dircc.
ion.
"A BILL to exempt vessels engaged in tic inter.
nal and coastwlsc navigation O! the United
States, and in the fisheries, from The payment
Of tonnage dues.
BE 1t eaactrti dc That from and alter the
nssage Of this act, no tonnage dues, nor any
sx in lieu thereof, shall be collected from any
tcamer, vessel, or canal boat, owned exclusive
!. by citizens of the United States, and duly
enollcd and licensed, and employed 10 the 10
tenal or coastwse navigation Of the United
Sites, or in the bank, whale or other Fisheries
is grateful feeling to Il constituency to
knU that they can always rely upon the "a,
gacjy, energy and courteous attention al their
representative in Congress.
Few public men have more oil intuition in their
ctucity to perceive tho wants and real needs
oil The people or do more 10 promote their &C,
tai interests than Lewis Mckenzie the pres
ct efficient representative from this district 10
CDgress. The internal and coastwlse nav ga
tS are mainly Indebted to him for the prompt
pssagc by theHousc of Representatives Of the
bl which should be entitled "an act to pro
utc trade b. internal aud c1a:. wise navi "a
tia" POT0MAC.