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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-09
mol THE people,

The best sVidenes Of q phyllclAp's success L. the
for my professional services prove that have deaf
honOTa6y aud fairly with those who have conAulted
me. lnever use patients name without permlasion,
Sboh baIs epTS .tsT tbs1 I'M SasS nnoss
inCuTable. A thorough medical education, with
many yCars hospital experience aud familiarity with
therapeutic agents, clOSe Observance Of Temperament.
tai PecullArtGs and strict attention 70 hygiGnc man
aseineut inIurOs success, Il cure q pO;Sl6lO and
frankly give the patient my opinion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-09
TO ". II. Hogeman:

~ ". IL HOyeWH'
Statements quoted In your telegram that
/ ssid TO anybody that II "theY didn't buy
the lumber from the Agency, instead Of
parties owning lumber In West Virginia,
that they would freeze them out" utterly
unfounded. On the contrary, have fire..
guently given letters OF introduction and
directions how to find the classes Of lum.
ber wanted, and always told buyers and
consumers that II they preferred direct
purchase from the mills every facility
would be givenj that the Agency simply
proposed to develop the business by iacil.
itating transactions between the manuiac.
turers and buyers by systematzlng bust.
ness, by reducing incidental expenses 10
the buyer and seller and by giving buyers
aud sellers who were strangers 10 each
other responsibility with whom to contract
The Agency pays the same freight open 10
all shippers. Faulkner, or HCotphmen or
Engishmen he quotes, state what Is not
true. Advise II any further denial 10 re-.
quired. 4. s. HATCH,
First Vice. President.
The following is the general routine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-09

PIrrsAuAaH, February g. PETROLEUM =
Quiet; crude, United certificates unstesdy
at 9Oc bid refined 90 for Philadelphia delivery,
AsTEEHr. February s.-PErRotEuN = Re
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-09

NEW YoRK, February s-MoERY-Actiys
at 6a9 per cent, closing at per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4Sa5k per cent Sterling
Exchange bGnkers' bills firm at 81 say;
demand 81 S5k.
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Steady for sizes and
tives andlGc higher for four and a halls and
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PETITIONS.
Mr.. Mcneil presented the petitions oil
Geo. B. Caldwell and 3l3 others, Jacob
Berger and 100 others, MUM j. Brandfass
and 1865 others, and Geo. K. Wheat aud
| III others, all oil Wheeling, asking the re,
peal Of all laws by which cigars are now
manufactured by convict labor In the State
Peniteutisry.
Mr.. Hobbs presented the petition OF ].
H. Atkinson and 81 others Of Hancock;
county, iayoring The adoption OF the pro.
hibitory amendment resolution.
One. or two local petitions were also
offered.
BILLS PASSED.
House Bill No. 90, Ia relation 10 the de.
pouit OF State funds In banks; House Bill
No. o. making an amendment In the
ALTERNATE Road Law 10 confirm II 10 the
Constitution House Bill No. AZ, refund.
Ing certain taxes enormously assessed
Upon VIM. ], Grantham Of Jefferson
county; and House Bill No. II, amending
the law in regard TO the Independent
School District Of Wellsbiirg, were passed
bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MoTeLt: House Bill No. ISL, Il
prevent trespass by nonTssidents in The
border counties OF this State.
by Mr.. Holt. House Bill No. 1882, pro
viding for the appointment Of agents 1t
the several counties Of the State, for The
distribution OF school books.
BY MI. Hall, Of WetEel county, Amend
Ing The law In regard 10 the submission Il
a vote OF the people Of the question o
railroad subscriptions by any county OIL
municipal corporations.
REVOLUTIONS,
BY MI. Kepner! Granting leave 10 thl
Committee on the Penitentiafy 10 visit thA
Institution next Saturday.
BY Mr.. Morrow: That the Committee OF
the Judiciary enquire into the sxpediency
Of allowing a corporation 10 change ID
Names lnCfease OF diminish Ia capita
stock and subdivide or consolidate III
shares, and add 10 lie franchises or power
BY Nj. Riley. Locking to . more equit
able and simple means Of recovering pAl
for improvements. put on land by tenant
In possession under claims oil title, WhI
may be evlCted In ejectment suits.
at different times In the course Of thl
afternoon, MessfB, Monroe, MoEfeLt
Ctesap and Morrow occupied the Speak
et's chat.
MGR QUESTION HISTBD At.
Judge Ferguson asked Tor lsaye Of Ab
sence for Mt, Wells, Of Tyler county, ex
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HOUSE,.
Saturday, Jan. %.

Saturday, Jan. %
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Mr.. BURSHAM from the COMMITTEE on
Pensions. reported reference to the Pension
Agent on petition of Alonzo Bartlett for a
state pension.
Mr.. NICkERsoS from the same committee,
on petition for state pension, reported re-
printed under rule.
Mr.. THOMPSON from the Committee on
Education, reported leave to withdraw on
petition of members of the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary and Female College and of the
Calliopean Society for charter to the CALI
opean Society.
Bill an act to incorporate the town of Van
Buren, came up on its first reading, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Keegan of Van Buren, the rules
were suspended and it was passed to be en-
crossed.
Bill an act TO authorize the extension of
certain wharves in Portland harbor came up
on its first reading. and on motion of Mr.
Strout of Portland it was passed to be en-
crossed under suspension of the rules.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act additional to chap. Is of the revised
statutes, as amended by chap. PAL of the pub
lie laws of 1874, relating to burying grounds;
an act relating to suits TO enforce liens; an
act to repeal sec. 81 of chap. 239 of the acts
of 1850. and to amend sec. IS of chap. 40 of
the revised statutes. relating to the report of
the insurance commissioner: an act to
incorporate the Pejepscot Manufacturing
Company; an act to authorize the Little
Androseoggin Water Power Co to increase
its capital stock: an act to amend sec. 40
chap. of the revised statutes relating to CITY
ordinances; an act TO amend chap. 1853 of tho
public laws of 1877 relating to lettering
around railroad stations; an act 10 amend sec.
10 chap. Is of the revised statutes relating to
public and private ways; an act additional to
sec of chap. l2s of the revised statute. TO
regulate the manufacture and sale of vinegar
an act relating to actions against insolvent
estates; resolve in favor of the town of Nav
field.
PASSED TO BE ExeRossED.
An act to authorize Roscoe X. Benner.
Murray F. Benner, Martin Wiley and their
associates to build and maintain q wharf in
the tide waters of Muscongus bay or harbor,
in the town Of Bremen; an act to amend the
charter Of the Godfrey Falls Dam Co. an
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A treat many of the old buildings IN recent
wears have been taken down and rebuilt IN
greatly improved manner, anda large nuhh"e,
of new houses have been erected On GROUND
previously unoccupied BY buildings me oid
buildings are of brick with rare exceptions,
and the new are exclusively of the same ma
terial. mostly rooted with iron or slate, chieny
the former. They are built IN most SUD
stantial and thorough manner and nre-prooi
A fire causing much damage IS OF rare occur
renee in this city. and insurance on oui.dinss
is very trifing compared with rates IN 'ne
United States. not one-ffth of the average rate
in the villages and cities of Name
Something verv noticeable to foreigners
visiting Stockholm especially those rom
more southern ATTITUDES. is the comparative
mildness Of the climate in the winter, "hicn
allows of open-air markets and stalls through
the entire YEAR. As write-at Christmas
period-there are two or three hundred booths
and stands in the open air. some witha clotn
awning overhead only, utterly unsheitered al
the sides. At these open stalls and stands are
exposed and sold all kinds of fruits and veg.
etables. meats. milk, butter. -four, grain, ana
other food supplies, as well as crockerv ana
other wares. cloths. manufactured clothing.
and household goods. And here stand through
the day 400 or 500 persons. mostly
women. driving sales with their patrons:
taking their hot soups, tea and Gomez, anu
making the wintry air musical with their
market talk and merry laugh. They are
very warmly clad. and their feet inciosed IN
overshoes of twisted cords of oat straw near
iy an inch in thickness. On all the market
squares and corners are now being SOLO
thousands of Christmas trees, the symetricai
and beautiful spruce, which abounds in the
country. adjusted and fastened to their
supporting piece Of wood and ready to receive
the gifts of Santa Claus; they are sold at a
price aslonishingly low, only few cents
each The Christmas tree here when set up
and loaded at home, is essentially the same
both in its arrangement and fruits to what 1t
is in the United States. though the festal
period is much longer than with you. Thus
far the weather here this winter has been less
severe than you have had it in New England
and the West have not yet during the
present winter seen the thermometer below
zero. Fahrenheit. though this city is seven
teen degrees farther north than Boston.
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Political.

The Democratic Congress proposes to ex.
pire with its ears tapping.
Rarnum seems TO be hunting oblivion rath
er than the rascal who imposed upon him.
The largest foreign legation at Washing
ton is the Chinese, which comprises a min
lister and assistant minister, three secretaries.
three interpreters and translators, and five
attaches.
The Hon. William A. English has been
heard from. He has resumed business a,
the old stand. after remarking to his friends,
Il was id fool for accepting the NOM
nation. and knew it at the time" NOBODY
dissents from this frank opinion, and its
avowal ought to restore good feeling between
Mr.. English and his party.
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WHY Is 1t So!

The reason why DR.. David Kennedy
"Favorite Remedy" cures complaints of the
Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood. is that il
is compounded of the very remedies which
Nature herself has provided for this purpose
Being at first scattered through the wood,
and fields, DR.. X. has collected them. ant
after long and careful experiment has con
densed their virtues in the form which he
now confidently offers to the sick and suffer
ing. One Dollar expended for bottle will
convince you and make you grateful that you
read this item. The Doctors Office practice
is in Rondout, N. Y.
Write him a statement of your case
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act To INCORPORATE the Maine Sportsmans AS
eoc;ation. an act TO incorporate the Norom-
bega Sportsman's Club; an act to incorpor-
ate the town of Van Buren,; an act TO auIhor-
ize the extension of certain wharves IN fort-
land harbor.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED
An act to authorize the County CommiS-
sioners of Somerset county TO reassess Ger
tain taxes an act to amend chap. Ia OF the
public laws of 1877: an act to authorize the
County Commissioners of Washington count!
to reassess certain taxes an act to authorize
the construction and maintenance of a dam
across Pemaquid river.
On motion of Mr.. DICKEY of Fl. Kent the
House adjourned to meet on Monday at IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
PETITIONS. BILLS ETC. PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
Bv Mr. Goss of Naturalization OF Al
bert r. Savage ct ais. for an increase OF sal
arv of the Judge of Probate for Androscos-
gin county referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Bv Mr.. DIcKEY of Fl. Kent-Bill an act to
amend chap. IS of the special laws OF 1873,
entitled ian act to provide schools for the
training of teachers in Madawaska territory
as amended by chap. 1876 of the special laws
of 1879: referred to the Committee on Educa-
ton.
By Mr. kEEGAN of Van Buren-Petition OF
Warren & Robinson and IS others of Ban
gor for repeal of chap. 2t1 of the public laws
1880. relating TO the appointment of county
ATTORNEYS. constables and the sale of cider :;
referred to the Committee on Temperance
By Mr.. Partridge OF Bristol-Petition OF
S. W. Dunbar and 81 others of Newcastle
and Damariscotta for change in the divorce
laws; referred to the Judiciary Committee :
also petition of c. B. Meserve to build
wharf into tide water in Bristol; referred to
the Committee on Interior Waters: also
petition Of Nathaniel J. Hanna and 30 others
to prohibit the sale or offering for sale OF
Holsters less than ten and a half inches IN
length referred to the Committee on Fish
cries and Game.
By Mr.. AvERILL. of Reconsideration for
aid to repair Mattawamkeag bridge; referred
to the Committee on State Lands and State
Roads; also petition of citizens of Winn. for
repeal of the cider law of 1880: referred to
the Committee on Temperance.
By Mr.. WENTWORTH, of Gardiner-Pe-
tition of S. C. Smith ct ais, for railroad
from Harrison to Portland. or between in
termediate points referred to the Committee
on Railroads also petition of Albert Farwell
and 1874 others of Vassalboro, for consttu-
tional amendment, prohibiting the manuiac-
ture and sale of Intoxicating liquors; referred
| to the Committee on Temperance.
By Mr.. CUMMINGS, of JonespOrt-Petition
| of ID. j. Sawyer and 81 others. to memorabilia
the general assembly of New York to repeal
the present He'll Gate pilotage laws; referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciatng pain of cutting teeth
If so. go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used it, WHO will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. % cents
a bottle.
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State Of NJ atne.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IL HorzE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
JANUARY 10. isl
Ordered That all petitions, orders for priv ate
or special legislation shall be presented on or before
Tuesday. the first day Of February. A. d., 49,, and
that this order BE- Published in the Daily kennebec
Journal, Daily Portland Press, Tally Eastern
Argus Daily Portland Evening Advertiser, Daily
Lewiston Evening journal. Daily Bangor Whis and
Courier Belfast Journal, Aroostook Republican.
bangor Daily Commercial, Calais Advertiser. Rock
land Free Press, The Union and Journal and East
port Sentinel
Head and passed. sent up for concurrence
OHAMASDAL SMITH, Clerk.
IL SENATE,
JAxCAEr -, 1881.
Read and passed In concurrence.
&. W. TlLDEN. Secretary.
A true copy.
ATTEST: e.. TILDES. Secretary.
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The Philadelphia Press says: Senator
Blaine's reply to Senator Beck on the tree.
ship question is the only notable speech
made during the present session OF Congress
and deserves recognition As \ step toward
the revival of American debating. If not
toward a revival of American shipping
It is popularity of Senator Blaine that
he never speaks unless he SAYS something.
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The Washington Star says: There seems
to be a rivalry among the newspapers,
just now. to print the obituary of the old
est man. The competition has been kept
up until the age of one hundred and six
teen years has been reached for the
ancient deceased. Some enterprisiny
western paper will discover after awhile
that Msehuselah has just died in its
locality.
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legislative Notice.


Notice 10 hereby given that the Committee on
Railroads will grant u public hearing at the state
House. Augusta on Tuesday. Feb. 1st. 1881. Mt 2.3O
O'Clock T.. NJ. upon the petition of j. X Bodwell and
others for u charter for railroad from Gardiner to
New Portland: also upon the petition Of j. s. TObey
ct ais. for IA charter for a gauge railroad
from Athens to Skowhcgan.
Per order Railroad Copmitter,
e. n. FISHER, Clerk.
Augusta. Jan. y. 1881 jan:0f2t
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Special Notices.


To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
retions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
oss Of manhood. &C., will send q recipe that Will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This ereatremedy
was discovered BY . missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. ISNAN. Station d, Nee YorxCify.
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HAVE you EVER KNOWN

ANY person 10 he seriously i'll without n weak stem.
sch or inactive liver or kidneys: And when thtS
organs are in good condition do YOU not find Their
possess0r ENJOYING good health? Pnrker's Gin.
ger Tonic always regulates these important orgsns
and never fail to make the blood rich and pure and
to strengthen part of the system 1t has cured
hundreds OF departing invalids. Ask your Reighhr
about it. jan3l'tw
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The letter from Sweden found in our
columns will be recognized ~ coming
from the able pen of Hon. John l..
Stevens. United States Minister TO Sweden.
1t is n very interesting and instructive let
ter. which the people of Maine will read
with great pleasure.
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A strong and vigorous constitution is some
thing that all people desire and nothing is so
sure to bring about the desired result as the
Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters. They strike
at the root of the disease BY purifying the
blood. Try them now and do not wait. De-
lays are dangerous. See other column.
jan25-f&vlv
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The recent accident on the Erie Railroad.
by which several postal clerks were
burned TO death, resulted in the adoption
of an amendment to the Post Office bill
which requires railroad companies hauling
postal cars to provide safety stoves for
such cars. and axes and saws. tor the bet
accident.
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Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. A speedy
and Certain Antidote for Catarrh. Snufiles,
Influenza and Cold in the Head. A wonder
full Constitutional remedy and Absolute Cure.
Delivered at Sl.5O a package. Pamphlets
furnished by Druggists or mailed free by ID.
B. Dewey Co., 46 Dey Street n. Y.
Monday March, Is.
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The Joint Standing Committees of the
Legislature are published on the first page
Of the Journal. for the information of sem
ators and representatives.
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Legislative Notice.


Notice IL hereby given tn It the Railroad Committee
will grant q hearing upon the petition Of John y.
Perey and Others for extension Of Railroad charter.
1t the State House, Augusta, on Tuesday, Feb =. A.
ID. 1874, at =. 30 r. VI.
Per order Committee Railroads,
CHARLES H. FISHER. Clerk.
AuRusta Jan. %, 1881. jan:7td
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legislative Notice.
Railroad Committee Hearing.

Notice fs hereby given. that the Railroad Commit.
tee will grant public hearing upon the BILL AN act
In relation to the taxation Of Railroads. ut the
State House. Augusta Thursday. Feb. 10, 1881, mt
27OP NJ Fer order Railroad Committee.
CHARLES II. FISHER. Clerk.
Augusta Jan. %, 1851. janz7id
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have suffered for years with irritation in
the stomach, loss of appetite, restessness at
night, irritability of temper. Two bottles of
ID. r. V. G. has cured me. am well now.
Chas. ID. Smith, of the Courier, Syracuse, y. Y
Guaranteed by all Druggists.
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Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
fluenza, Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. so cents and 81 bot
tle
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COMMITTEE ON ippo,tioamenf.

The hrst meeting OF the Committee on Apporton-
ment Of Senators and Representatives. win be held
In the Senate Chamber Tuesday, Feb. l. at :. 20
o'clock J. =. BERRY. ! c..,-
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have been troubled with Flatus in the
stomach and bowels for years, sometimes
seriously so. ID. r. V. G. has cured me.
recommend it to all.
ID. Candec, Alderman 9Th Ward.
Syracuse. n. Y.
Guaranteed by all Druggists
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ALARMING! Colds that settle on the lungs
soon become very dangerous if not promptly
treated with Hale Honey of Horehound and
Tar.
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Com NJ iftee on Commerce.

The Committee on Commerce will meet mt the Ag
ricuture room, Thursday Of each week, at o'clock
r. n. V. L.. COFFIN, I f,h.ix,n.n
GUY e. Goss, I wv"
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The Committee on Counties will meet In the SEN
ste Chamber on Friday of each week. at = O'Clock
I'm d. y MonrIANp. Chairmen.
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The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet at
room No. ID. on Tuesdays Of each week. at L. NJ,
until further notice Tine committee are DESTROYS to
give all persons wha wish opportunity TO present
sv ids nee TO the Committee on Hospital Matters.
EZRA l.. PArrANG,Li, ! Chairman
ANsoN T. MORRILL,.
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Lager beer, ale. porter and other objection
able stimulents superseded by Malt Bitters.
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MONDAY EVENING FEB IA, 1881

Auxiliary Unions and Aid societies requested
To send NJ large number Of visitors possible
Address Mrs. e. l.. HOOKER, Augusta. for places Of
free entertainments. Half fares may b. expected on
the railroads
Mrs. J. ELLEN FOSTER, the eminent Iowa
LAWYER will give an address Tuesday evening. Feb
L. Other notable women will be present.
MIS- T.. Mn. STEVENS, Pres. Ne. W. &. 7. L.
MES. &. &. HUNT. Corresponding Secretary:
AuxustA, Jan. 81. ISL. I'd
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Committee on Council Apporfiorment
The Committee on Council Apportionmeut will
meet in the Senate Chamber. Tuesday evening Of
each week. At 80 clock until otherwise ordered.
TOMAS LoRp, JR.. I C,.;,r,,,
&. II. FISHER. ~"""-
Augusta, Jan. g. ISL.
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Commute, on Printing and BINDING.

The Committee on Printing and Binding will meet
In Room No. q. Tuesday. Feb. LIST. at IL O'Clock
y m. or Immediately AFTER the adjournment of the
two Houses, Mt which time the Committee will re-
reivc proposals. for the State Printing and Binding
for the wears lssi aud lss2.
J. BERRY. chairman
T.. HOWELL, I
Augusta, Jan. -, 1881.
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Notice..

DIR: Croker has moved TO Hotel North, where he
may be found nights. Office as usual at Oh, CtiIii
uoc mouse. n0r l5iff
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To Let.

Store No II. Bridge Block, above the bridge. In.
9uire Oh THOMAS LAMBAkD, at Augusta Savings
o@hA. ISleciif.