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wAsHINsroN lie rTBR.

IRON our regular Cofre-pDude I'll
WA-HiNGroN. Mtrcn II. 1880
Ihe feeling among Democratic C,n.
gressmen to wh.cn referred s~vsrI
weeks ago, that It is necessary to
make some provis on 81 this session
Tor contlnliog the Electoral vote. bss
developed .uto 1ispos,tou to act.
TIE position and desperate temper
Of The Republican leaders at the
time is sufficient 10 convince the
most innocent and co,fI,rg D.m-
oorat THAT the hsigh! Of political ua
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A FLOOR IN A PUBLIC HALL
GIVES WAY.

EPHGATA, PA, March 2i.-Dui-
ing the prcggress OF an entertain
ment gwen by the public school, IN
she puOI.c ball Al Lincoln last night.
NJ which about I've hundred persons
were preset. part OF the flor gave
way, preclpitaung between one hun.
dred aud one hundreI and fifty pei
sons TO ;be floor belov. Many es-
cared by jumping out Of the VIA
hDW', winch are about twelve let
lr6m the GROUND. About thirty
persons were ~ 4red. some serious
ly. Among tue latter are Mrs. j.
coo Koimgtnacher, Muses. Alice
Bowman. Ada Springer, 4 Ia Muller.
Laura ErO and CHRISTIE B4ngaman.
During the confusion the scholars
rushed on ihe stage, oyerturuihgtwu
coal oil lamps, one OF winch expioi
ed setting fire to the carpet, but the
fire WAS extIngulshod before any Sc
nous damage was done. 1 tense ex
c,tement preval ed lbrorghout the
ne, ghEorbood. 1t is not yet certain
thatal the injured viii recover.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
WHY MINISTER SEWARD HAS BEEN RETAIN
Ed.

WASHINGTON, M arch %. - The
Al m,nistratlon accounts for the de-
lay IN accepting the resignation Of
q lorge f. Seward, Munster TO
CANA, by The statement that no
other person could readily be OBJ
tanned who was competent to nego-
Tate new treaty with the empire.
Precedent Angel OF the Men gan
University, has been rendered Mr..
Seward 8 place, but he has declined
the appointment. 1t is opposed
that commission be appointed to
neGot late new treaty with China.
AMI Prot. Angel has intimated bis
Willingness to serve upon such
comm lsslon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
REPORT OF THE BRANDONyJTLF
SCHOOL.

This school opened NV 10. TO-, with
a good attendance; and continued, four
months. We think the progoas Of the
school has been remarkably good. which
we attribute 20 The diligence Of the pupils
'rd the cooperation Of their qniet and
peaceablc parents Our entire term was
one Of peace and harmony, uninterrupted
by complaints and bsbblioss The mi 1-
ny OF the school have good depottm mt.
The average Attendance was about rs y
cent OF the enrolment, or G5 per M.
of the enumeration. Q tte number
made 80 per cent. several SO per cent: but
only one, Miss Josie Hyde made 100 Der
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Col. \. G. BaNor former Prosecurg At.
iorney for this county, and who has been
absent in the w st fn the past year and
a half and bu, recently returned, il bore
IN attendance upon the Circuit Court.
The Colonel informs U~ that lao has not
deterMineo to establish hi i.selrat Graf
ton for the practice OF the law as an
nounccd 10y the Grafton papers. and
thinks it more thar probable that lie will
remain i'm this county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
NEWBUR3 NOTES
0lyegponllcnce ofMe i,nltg.

Locr Correspondence ofUe d1grs.
MARCH % The Rev Samuel Graham
Pastor of tho Presbyterian Church
preached toa large audience on Sunday
at p. m. His remarks on the qualif-
cations of the Superintemds nts and other
officers Of our Sabbath schools we're
timely. The Rev. gentleman said that
sunday school officer should loo Sc.
iected for his religious and oducat ona
qualifications, and should be ~b!c to OK
plain any question in tho sunday school
lesson that might be propounded; mis-
daily walk should stamp him as a man
of Piety. one in whom parents apd child
rem should haYe some confidence
nrdged by the above stan dard, some Of
the Sunday schools in Nowburg would
CT rtaiEly o under.
Jane Madison Jcffreys, Esq, OF Tun~
melton. was in town Sunday evening.
Polly q. l.. had better keep an eye on
his "Aunty."
Married, on Sabbath evening by the
Rev. Cool, at the residence OF Freeman
Borth, Esq. Mr.. John CaAs to Miss
Robecca Bomar.
The new firm of Horchlcr & Hillgard q,
ncr have lake possession of the store of
@. w. Enckcy and will continue bust
moss at that stand. Messrs. Hurchler &
HiIlSaidner ure two of our substantial
. rmhn citizaus, which will insure its
perm nency and iilI.aTgrcat need .:among
tho germans in This part OF the coantv.
Mr.. Henry Horchler lately with Allen
Ellis" Co., and Ed. Hi!lgardner, will
have charge.
Mr.. Pascal Rowe, who has been I'M
der the care of Dr. +. VI. Dert. is slowly
recovering from scarlet fever: also VIM.
L9ning with the same di.easo.
Yours,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
CRAZED BY MnfsKY

ST LOUIS, March IA mos
horrible tragedy occurred early the
moraing IN the northern suburb Of
be city. Conrad n.eman, who
lives at the corner Of Broadway and
wright streets with bis v lie aud SIX
children, has been drinking heavily
tor some time pat, aud last evening
had an attack Of delierium tremens.
This morning while his wife was
preparing breakfast, Hieman called
Tor her from an adjoining room, and
q che entered II in response 10 his
odl be assaulted her With LARGE
knife, driving the blade through tbe
lungs Of the infant in Mrs. Hism.n',
srms. lie then struck another blow,
buryibg the knife in tue heart OF IN.
vile, killing her Instantly. A
brother Of Hlsman attempted to
seize The murderer and received
severe stab 10 the back, disabling
nim. hiemsn then broke away and
ran toward the river, since when he
has net been seen.
Hieman was arrested Tho alter
noon 10 C'rondaiet, the extreme
southern pant Of the citJ, fully eight
miles from The scene Of the murder
and when taken to the police station
be MAS ravng 10 an Incohsrent Wv,
and asked The officers to s6ield hIrn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

LokD,E Much 70 Tue Duches
OF Marlborough bias written a letter
10 the Lord Mayor OF London sta
ting that there ID now 80 le.r o,
I"mine ~ Ireland, but that there
&c dire desll,htlou in the mountain
ors psits aud on the sea coast.
Inele u greet need Of clothing aud
seed
The total amount received BY The
Mansion House COMMITTEES 1t Dob
iin for the reI-i ~ the distress lu
Ireland IN Gl2l977.
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TRIALS or JUporps IN vverv,.

LYNcHBURG, Va. March 30 -
The acqnltral o. ex Judge John Hi
OF Buckingham County, one Of the
Nngiu'a Judges indicted for idilirg
20 put negro meo on jurige, has al
iHyed the excitement here on that
subject. FIVE OF the indicted Jud,s
have asked that their case be con-
% 'ued. There Will probably be Il
trlai Of three others at this term Of
The court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
PLoTrERs IN couNc1r.

OF the Argus.
WAsHlNGroN. D. Q. March "a -
Varlons interpretations are placed
onon tue visit Of Don Cameron and
ConkIing TO the house Of the elder
Cameron a, Harrisburgh last S4,nt
day. 1t il now said that Senate,
Eimunds Of Vsrmoet was one Of
the party, and that be went quietly
~ another route and alone. That he
has 90. tno Presfd sntial bee IN bis
'0nuei j. quite certain. Like Wash
burn be pretends not TO be i,r him
sell Tor Presideot. but Tor Grant.snd
IKE Wasuburn also, il begins u an
pear, be ls hoping that Grant NAV
'lrop on. and leave a large support
to himself. The natural coniser-
me ls that this meeting a. Hare
0nrRn was 10 arrange Tor CARVING
tbe Cameron Grant strength TO Ell.
nuns a. against Bia ne ia order 10
punish Blame for being 20 popular
10 Pennsylvania and New York. II
would seer however that politician.
- WISE az these men are would take
such course, when they remember
me per.onal uupopuIsuty Of e.
mnods as candidate before the
masses, aud must recognize the pop
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SUICIDE OH HIS WEES cpAvr

"-' 80 WIN phhN ~
MARSHALL, Tx March 22-H.
+. Lewis. an old and respected CIT
'zen, administered a dose of NOR
phlne to his tweIve-Year-old son at
about II o clock last night. When
found tins morning the boy hved
ont lew mIuuies. Lewis was found
III comatoee condition on his wife
grave, and died this evening, having
evidently taken similar dose
For some time past be has shown
symP' Guns Of insanity, caused by the
death OF his VIE.
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from the demons who he said were
pursuing him. HIS infant child Is
not yet dead. but will die. Hienan
also attempted to Kill young son
Of hls brother, whom he stabbed,
but the boy escaped by cut running
the maniac.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

THE REMEDY FOR Tue ADVANCE IN PAPER.
CHICAGO, March l9.--W. +. story
advertlses at the head of he EDITOR
Al column OF the Tunes, this moru-
'"g, Tor practical paper maker
win view 10 negotiations for the,
JOINT purchase o. Construction OF a
printing paper mill, with a capacity
oi eIRht or ten tons per day. This
Is result OF The recent advance IN
printing paper, which has eaten NJ
much OF the Frof.s OF publish
newspapers throughout the Union.
and Tor which. there seems no rem
coy but lor the consumers aeo to
becomeproducefc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
THE NEWS.
pENNsYLvANIA nRMnopA1f

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Mtrch IL The
Democratic State Committee met
mere TO day. Every one OF the fty
members whs present or represent Ell
10y proxy. A vote on the place
Tor holding the Convention reeulfed
IN i"y,r OF II ,rrisburg by small
naJpr'ty, aud tue time fixed was
April %.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
MOVEMENT TO FREE IRELAND.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-A
moth ago secret meeting Of
Irishmen was held in ;his city. at
which committee was appointed to
organize revolutionary movement
IN America to free Ireland from
Eng lands rule. THIS committee
sent circulars 10 Que ;houtAhd IRISH
associations and organizations, invi-
ting them to vote on location Tor
the holding of a convention. Two
hundred and fly replies, with near
ly thousand signatures, we're open
ed at meeting of the committee to-
day. Oi toe votes cast PhiIalei-
phIa vas the choice. IL was agreed
10 hold tue convention in Pnll4del-
phla, TO cn!rinue from June 24b TO
July 3rd. The cBl, Tor the eonven-
uon' will be published in few days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

Elk CONGRESSMAN WILSON, OF
Iowa, who is. in the conf leuce OF
Blaine and Conking, and whose
preference is for Bain ,, gives it as
his opinion that before the Conven-
lion meets at Chicago Grant viii
have enough delegations pledged to
his support to insure his uomiaarion
and that the nomination viii fellow
by reclamation.
1t will be seen that this opinion
chimes in exactly with that Of Sen
ator Don Cameron when he said that
nothing but Grants death can pre-
vent has nomination,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

A Lewis County correspondent OF
the Wheeling Register says that the
congressional nomination on the
Democratic side in the first District
will lie between the Hon. Ben Will
son. tie present Repi sentative, and
the Hon. Henry Brannon, of Wes-
ton, an ! adds that the friends Ct the
latter gentleman will present his
claims at the next congressional con-
vention with more energy than they
did at the last.
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ICGlIe SALE.
Valuable Property in oud About
KIngWood.

Tho undersigned offer for salo the fol-
lowing Real Estate. namely
4 FUTH If 200 Acres,
Known rs tho "Vankirk Place" lvinp
one mile from KingwOod, ON the road
I'm kingwood to- Portland, adjoining
JDhh Williams. Benoui Jordan'S ard
Others, bciLg the Same firm on which tho
late Hiram Vaukirk resided also.
n FnJm nj IfO 1cyes.
Living one half milo south of ltipgwool
"djoiuing John II. Browns. Jmn IS Car.
ron ana others. This i5 "a good grazing
I'Tm also the well-knowu
UNION HDIEL
IN Iin9wood. now kept by John r.. NcT.
in which property Is cOnipri cd the LARGO
3 ~ u. store-room occupied by DR.. +.
Inc above property will be sol 4 M roa.
N"haple prices and ON very favorable
terms f2r PARTICULARS inquire OF
> MIS- II. CARROLL.
JAMES H. MANOWN'
HNecutors Of tho r.. tate of Hiram Van
MIX and Elizabeth Vmkirk decd.
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FCRTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Mr.. Kirkwoo1 submitted a req.
olut'on lnstruc'Ing the Committee
on Postcfices and Postroads to re-
mort the power OF the Postmaster
General under the existing law, AZ
20 mall contracts, expeditiug the
time and increasing the number OF
trips, establishing pos Offices, fixing
CONVERSATIONS for the service, etc.
Aiorted.
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CANDIDATES, ANNOUCEMEvrs

Our terms for announcing can idates
&c lines or les~) !or political Offices are aa
follows:
For Confr SIS, so; for State Senate. on
any Stat" office. so; for House Of Dnie>
gates, OF any county Office, s; for Dis
trict Offices So.
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FIVE YEARS FIR MURDER.

PARKEE-BURG, MaIcu 2U.-In the
case OF young Castor, the accused
murderer Of ghown4u Sullivan, the
Jary brought ~ n v.rdIct o. five
years IN the States prison. lie Will
probably ap ply Tor new trial.
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A VIRGINIA DUEL.
TWO MRN FALL OUT OVER Tng DEBT oUEs
TON AND EXCHANGE SHOTS AT TAN PA

TWO MIN FALL OUT OVER THE DIRT DUES
TON AND EXCHANGE SHOTS AT TAN PA
Cgs.
RICHMOND, VA. Marcn 10.--A
duel was fought recently at smoky
Ordinary, in Br nswlck County, ue-
tween r. A Rtney, a young lawyer
OF that county, and r chard Jolly, ?
travenng salesman. The difficulty
originated in a dispute abcut the
State Debt bill. Al tue frs, fire he
right arm Of jolly was shattered,
while lock OF hair was cat IRON off
the top oil Raney's head. When
about to fire a second round, de-
manded bv Jolly, a constable ap-.
Peared and arrested the parIy.
They were taken before magistrate
and held for trial.
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RESOLUTIONS nave ueen lfTered ia
The Maryland Legislature inviting
the other States Of the Union to i9ln
her IN solemn protest to Congress
on the subject Of State rights aud
centra'izisIon. The resolutions al
firm that the people of Maryland
regard with deep concern the en-
crofchments Of federal power upon
the reserved rights OF tie States
WhicH they consider to be destruct
I've OF those rights and Of the peace
and property Of the country. They
protest against federal interference
III State election as an unwarrantsd
assumption c g dangerous power, aud
declare the recent decisions OF the
Supreme Court to be mere partisan
utterauces.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

REPRE- TENTATIVE Gibson Ather
lon, OF Onio, on Monday last intro
duced bill in Congress to reduce
the salary Of the President to $25.
oCO. This not only proposes the
right sort OF retrer chment and
economy, but 1T beg rs at the righ,
place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

From the excellent meke-up Of thu
Grand Juries loI the late term O!
the County Court and for the pres
ent term Of tue Circuit Court Sher-
if F. NJ. Ford is entitled to great
credit. A few more such Grand
Juries a'the two ind c,'el backed ut,
by a proper public sentiment, would
speedily and efsctua!ly suppress all
illicit whisky selling in the county.
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We omitted to puOnsn in our lsft
issue the names Of the persons against
whom indictments were fousa 70
whisky selling and other mi.de
IN amos By The Grand Jury for the
late term Of the County Court
simply because the weak and sham.
bling manner IN which the law has
hitherto been enforced, ceened TO
rs to have afforded 4 sort OF Hcepss
for its violation, and left offenders
Un"arned agains, the vigorous aud
decisive action Of the Grand jury 70,
ths late term Of the County Court.
But We do not wish 10 be under.too :
az occupying neutral or uncertain
grounds upou THE question. We
are squarely aud unqusIG,diy for
ttrct and uniform enforcement o.
the law, both because 10 is The lsv
and because we believe that Law
good au1 wholesome
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

The Wheeling Lotet1igencer very
neatly observes that "The
rumored submersion of Gen.
Grant in the Gulf OF Mexico, on the
eve Of his triumphal procession
through Texas. suggests the device
OF John Roblnson's agent who an
nounced that one OF bic sea lions bad
got loose in the river. 1t was a
gooi advertisement for the Oh
man."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27
DgNoUNoiNd rng JUICE AND JuaY.

SAN Francisco, Cal, March q.
The Board W Ward Presidets Of
the Won king Nm party at meet
ing to-day passed resolution de
nounclug the sentences OF Krarney
aud Cannon as outrageous and
charg'ng he Police Judge with p T.
hitting himse to be 0sed by :he
enem es ut the working men.
Al tie Ssnd-LQts to-day Denis
ktarney departed from the POSITION
taken ~ his conversation la5J Sun
day aud anched out III dpnunclaliou
again, attacking the Police Judge,
Prosecuting Attorney and number
OF prominent clu2rns. He was,
however, careful not 70 oYersI ep
boHnls and indulge il langua &c that
could be construed "a incendIary.
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THE DEPUTY MARSHAL BILL.

correspondence ~ me Il gus.
WASHING TON. d. O. Mar. "a.
That was htppy thought IN the
House OF compromising on the ugly
subject of aPPropria'in2 money for
the support OF United States cleo
tior oflieers. Tne decision OF the
Supreme Court established the con
st:'nlona!ity Of the law providing
for these off :srs, AMI therefore
Congress must appropriate money to
s1stain them. They accordingly
amend the law so that the officers
shall be equally divided between
the two parties, and propose to pay
them fully in the future. II is
thought, however, that there will
be strong opposition by both par
ties in the Senate which may defeat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-27

The steamer q ty oi Mexico with
Gen. Grant AMI party on board ar.
rived at Galveston, Texao, last Tues
day.
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s?RAYED sIIFEP,

Ten hoad ~ sheep have come to my
place near Eingwn1d. and are now i'm the
possession Of tho Undersigned. TIE
uwhor is hereby notified 10 como and
prove property, ply charles aud take
them away. JNO. T.. FORHIAN
kinHWOOh, Mnrrh %. 1879
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TIE SALVATION ARMY IN NEWARK.

NE@ARK. N. j. March % Com
missioner Rhlton and three heuten-
ants OF the Salvation Army began a
campaign against Newark sinners
yesterday. AT 7o'cIock they march
Ell to tue Oieon Variety Theatre Oh
Market street, which wac originally
G rmun Evangelical Protest4nt
church. Th ere was 10 stove In the
room, and 1T was cold aud cherries.
Commissioner Rulton and bis leu
l"nHnts prayed. exhorted, and sang
80 effectively that n sturdy mech au
ic vent forward aud SAID that be
had found jesus. Commissioner
h alton said that the man CONVEX.
SION was a flung dedication for y
bu 'ding that hat ben devoted + r
years 10 vice rud EVIL temptat,on'.
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there is more definite legislation ttan
now exists
Nevertheless, the position is not
without difficulties TO The D ,mocr4ts.
Any measure they might atop how
ever iair and impartial, would b.
denoun ed bv the R+rublcans as a
partisan scheme TO "splze the Pres
idency and any bill passed bat dld
not give the Republicans soue adj
vantage, would be vetoed By the
fraud who sits in a seat to which an
other WAS elected. Tne thieves VINO
have slolen the Office once are ex
ceetIngly nervous aud full Of sus-
Plclon. Under the circumstances
the most available aud unobjection-
able course for the Democrats seems
TO be the reenscl ment Of tie 22nd
JOINT H1Ie framed oy the Republi-
cans when they had both Huuses of
Congress, but hastily repe 4lei BY the
Radical Senate when the Democra,
came IN possession OF the House. This
rule prov des Tor Joint session of
the two Houses, the appointment oil
tellers to whom the certIficals are
banded when opened by the Presi-
dent OF the Senate end for seperate
vote CT each House upon the accep-
lance OF any vote 10 which there ia
objection, UInder it both Houses
must concur to count the vote Of a
State objected to. 1t would thus be
IN the power Of Congress TO reject
votes deemed frsudleut or IRREGULAR.
Just as the Republican Congress re-
Jected several States in 1860 and
1873. Yet the Radical soul is MITCH
narrowed up at the Throughput a
Democratic Congress adopting Que Of
ITS own rules, and following come oil
Its own precederts 1t appears to
be not only "revoIulioary," but
'tredsonabie, fJr Democrats to do
those things which were "elninentlv
wise aod'Patriotic" when done by
heir opponents.
Tue Senate has passed the Star
Route deficiency bill as it came from
the House, except with a lew addi-
lions OF small amounts. Tae dispc-
sluon shown by some Senators to
whltewash the acton of the Post
Office Department, or Of Assistant
Post Mater General Brady, is to b.
regretted. 1t Is to be accounted for
on the ground OF local interests
where those routes exist, yet il
semes mistaken idea Of such inter
-sts that must countenauce unlawful
exercise Of authority Senators Wal.
lace an Beck stated the case in a
nutshell and put the responsibility
where II BELONG. and that is at The
door of the Post Off e Department.
Tie Post Master General was given
al the money be asked for his serv-
Ice' and 1t was a very large amount.
be spent al! that was gwen him.4nd
then. having male contracts without
ne shadow Of Legal authority, cane
to Congress vita a request, OF. more
accurately speaking, a demDaI, that
1t should loot bills to the amont Of
tow millions Of dollars, and condope
his of-tse. Tue recitation of these
iActs, with a distinct recognition Of
the illegal coniuct OF the department
are properly m'de a part Of the bill
just passed.. Otherwise a dangerous
precedent Will have been set And
"heu the APPROPRIATION has been
made 1t 10 to be hoped that the Of
lending officials who FIRST violated
ne law aud then attempted to bull
iozs the House OF Representatives
70 to a sanction Of their crime will
ne called to account 10 a more seri-
QUO way. Ps,vo
HoNo'
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$50 bushels Cumberland Limo in store
and for sale by Allen, Ellis 4 Co. New.
burg. marZUti
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They had $40 he at Park
ersburg last Tnbsd4v.
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LOCAL.

Wanted SEQ Cords Of Fan bmi 1T Al
len, Ellis x Co.., Newbuf... Hlar2O4