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Districf ef Rhsde- Island
In pursuance OF sundry warrants from the Hon.
i Jossps SroRv, in the Circuit Court of the Unit
cd States for Rhode Island District June Ton. 1875
hereby give notice that shall sell al public suc-
ton, the highest bidder, on Friday the 10th day
Of July next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
store of James L. Barron, in Bristol about l65 pack
ages Of Dry Goods of,hc cargo ofthe ship Frances
comprising great variety Of Scotch Carpoiing Cas-
simeres, men and womens' cotton and worsted Hose;
Scarfs fingul with silk Lsppiu, Lcno shawls, Cling
hams, Pesse Cloth, cotton Bagging. cotton Checks.
pink, buff, and blue Ginghams. book Muslin, trus.
scs Of Thread. Glue in casks, Saccharum Saitnrna,
one trunk Of book and printing, &c. &c.
Conditions of sale win bs cash on delivery of the
Goods The Goods will be sold in lots to accom-
modatc purchasers
EBENEZER K. DEXTER, MAnsHAL.
Dated at Providence, June %, 1919.
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MARINE NE WIS.

Boston, lily IL.
Er:raet Of q letter from Nczv5nryhorf, dated
Jniy9.
"Arrivcd, sloop Ranger, Dennis, from Pc
nobsco,, IL days. a passenger states, that on
2lstult discovered priva,eor soop in Owls
Head NarroYs, about mile to westward, in
chase Of ssloop which run in and came to
anchor where three others were lying, all Of
which were taken. Two others, n sloop be-
longing TO Pcnobscot and Thomas,own sch.
which were standing TO the westward, wero
also captured. The same afternoon Of the
prizes were moved down into the Thorough
tarc, preparatory TO manning them out Two
escaped BY running on shore, the other slipp-
ed her cables and run back to Thomastown.
One Of the prizes was sloop from Boston
10 Buckstowf, with rum, molasscs, corn, &c.
which they removed into the Thomastown
sch. intending to give up tho sloop to send
in the prisoners. During this time from TO
400 militia collected and proceeded down TO
Fox Island, it being thick foggy weather.
when, at half past on the morning Of the
a2d, the fog clearing away, the privatcer sp-
pearsd at anchor aboat 90 rods from the shore
when they commenced firing upon her with
small arms and field piece, which killed the
priyatccrsmen almost as fast as they canlo ON
deck.
The ist Il. cut the cable, and in attempting
70 hoist tho jib, Qyiog flat at his back had his
under jaw shot away the capt. was killed,
and but men, il was said survived, the rest
being either killcd or wounded II being ebb
tide, she drifted out, and when out of the
reach OF the muskctry GOT under way, leaving
oil her prizes, which again fell into the hands
Of the rightful owners.
The crews pot in 10 man them, in attempt
ing to escape TO the privatccr in boats were
either killed or wounded. The action lasted
about an hour. The above Information was
received from the American prisoners, who
were on board during the action, and who
were afterwards put ashore on the White Is
lands. The privateer proved TO be the Buck
skin, forsnerely Of Salem, carrying 8 guns,
was fitted oAt Of St. Andrews She had on
board number Of y. 5. soldiers who had de-
serted from Eastport, and entered ON board
The Buckskin They were many Of them
know by the Americans belonging to the above
coasters. Nsf
Portland, Jaly |.
Arrived schr Pilgrim, Capt. Thayer, from
Eastport.--Thc passengers in her state that
. boat from Boston, for Machias, command.
ed by Capt. Snow, with government provis-
ions on bosrd was On the 9th ult. captared
by the English privstecr sch. Fly, who put
prize master aud boy ON board The 'boat and
ordered her into an English port. On the
7lst, Capt. Snow rose upon tho prize master,
killed him, and the same night arrived with
bis boat at Narrasuagus, whc,e the prize
master was decen,ly buried.
On the 2ist uIt. three ccasics were taken
ont Of Owls Head harbor BY British priva-
tesv. They were all, however, rctaken a,
Fox Island by Capt. Joseph S,urdivant, who
ywas in small boat commissioned. The
Captain Of the privateer was killed, and hi,
Lieutenant hadly wounded,
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GAS.IIGHT'S.

THE Subscribers, Propretors of Letters Pa:cns
i from the President of the United States, for the
IMPROVED G.dS-L.4I7P,
for lighting Manufactures. Mines, Mills, Theatres,
Light Houses, and other buildings, with hydrogen
Cas- or intamable air, produced from Pit Coal, IN =
more agree able, more safe, and less expensive
ner than has hitherto been done by any other meth
cd, having it now in operation in building in New.
port. Il l. aud in the Cotton hznufactory OF Mr..
Ss1u BEM,s, in Watertown, (seven miles from
Boston) which are now brilliantly Illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, to the exclusion of every 9TH
er artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle
men concerned in manufactures, &C. to call and
view il in operation and be convinced OF the utility
and advantages of this Improvement. The Gas az
paraus very simple in its construction and SO ca
sy in its management, that any person OF ORDINARY
faculties, may be taught in two operations, to
manage every part OF eIectua!ly and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that Of triining and
tending lamps or candles to afford the same number
Of flames.
The Gas Lights are in no way offensive, but very
agreeable to the eye and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light Is rcqur-
ed, especially in Cotton Manufactures. in as much
as they are less expensive than those rom taliow or
OIL and free from the Inconvenience and danger re-
sulting from the sparks and frequently snufhng OF
lamps and candles, circumstances tending greatly to
diminish the hazard Of fire, and proportionaby to
reduce the rate of insurance on buildings and mate
riais subject to that destructive element
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &c, inn
medately on terms highly advantageous 10 them. by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, Newpors, or
Ma, 27 WINSLOW LEWIS, Boston. -
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Wr.oA OKLEN w lCh MANI
FACTURINCI COMPANY.

+ AC y NINIr COMPANY.
CT>HE subscribers have established Manufactuv.
4 ing Company ia che town Of Wcst-Greenwich,
Rhode isiand under the above title, where they in.
tend to Manufacture all tinds &C Cotton-C Goods
They have taken the store recently occupied by Jo-
seph Hoxie, on Ee~s.Neck-Iiill, where every sub.
jcct appertaining their business will receive imme.
diatc and prompt attention Persons disposed to en-
courage this young establishment, will find their
Goods Of us good quality and as fair price as at
any other manaiactory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOMIE.
N. b. All persons indebted to Joseph Hoxe. eth.
er BY Note or Book Account, are requested to make
immediate payment as he is determined TO settle all
his accounts without delay.
West -Clreenwich, psceMbcr 5, 1919.
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7 OsT, one Friday the 18th of Juoe. on the road
L. leading from Troy to LittleComP,cn. Trunk
contsiuing Men, Women, and Cbildrvns clothing |;
whoever has or shall hereafter find the above art.
cles and leave them with Capt SamSkl Scaby. at
the stone bridge, or TO the subscriber, shall be CIR,
titled to the above reward. and all necessary char
JOHN ALMY.
ListleCompsOp, June so. 1915.
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Removal from l15 to l42.
cAILR TDJpn
CALEB TRIPP.

TAXES this opportunity to express his sincere
thanks for the encouragement he has received
frou his customers, and to inform them Of his re-
moval from his fvriner stand, TO ls2, 1Zases street.
directly opposite .hory-ssreef two doors south OF
WA LANGLEY, Esq. and lately occupied by Major
sYLvssTER BnowsELL-where be offers for sale on
sreasonable terms can be purchased in this town.
general assortment of gentiemen's fashionable
B0OTS. SHOES, and PUMPS.
of different sizes, qualities, and prices.
.7iso, juss receired-a new supply ofladies' and
cl,!dren's morocco SHOES, Of the newest fashions,
which are warranted to be of as good quality, and
will be sold on as low terms, at any store in New.
port
Aso, fer saie-webbng, Cord, Tassels, Binding.
Skins, and Mor6cco for lining boots.
GJ He carries ON his business as usual, aud fat.
ters himself that he can furnish those who favor hn
With their custom, with Boots, Shoes, and Pumps,
that will be equal in quality TO any manufactured b,
this place. and at prices that cannot fail to- svis his
customers. Newport, May s; 1873.
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large assortment ot Iron, ,Earthern and Stone Ware
10000 Boards, with Quantity of Flank, Shin.
giles, Laths, Cspboards. &c. and sundry other xrt.
cies two numerous TO- mention.
The above articles arc 20 be sold on the most rea.
sonahlc terms tor-cash OF approved credit
March g, 1915
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THE Subscribers, Proprietors of Letters Pa.cn:
from the President of the United States, for the
IMPROVED G.4S-LfI7P,
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To BE SOLD,

A Small FARM, 10 PorsDcu,h, contaioipy
IA upvsrds Of ~ acres oc ezceIleut Land. veil
Sa,crcd. with Dgeliirg-Fiousc md oas-Buildiogs,
two Orchards. and number vi excellent fruit trees
aid Farm is unier good Improvement, For further
particulars inlui-e of THOMAS sHEaRNAS, or
Tie premises, os HENRY Z. sfs{>slsMkS.
Pssns.-ah- Mr. :, 1915.
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LOST, ,

ON the road be;secn Me- Brownei's Tavern and
~ the iong.vharf, = Gold Masonic Breast Pin.-
whoever NAV find the same and will leave Il At The
Office Of the Il. !. Republican shall ee Suitably re-
wardcJ and receive ;he sincere thanks os The own
sr Jdlv q
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CKANSION & ShAW


offer for sale, on The most reasonable ferARs,
TWENTY-FIVE bids. Of "a aud sd proof West.
\ Ii.dia Rum,
IL pipes of 4th proof Brandy,
80 casks of first quality London Porter,
IS bbis. of Muscoyado Sugar,
$50 ditto Of Navy Bread first quality,
70 ditto Of Jrk Beef ditto,
50 boxes Of No. I, 2, and ; Chocolate,
rs ditto Of mould Candles,
IS ditto Of dipped ditto,
IS ditto Of Soap,
10 ditto Of French Cordials,
90 ditto Of Florence Oil,
10 bales of Cotton,
20 casks Of first quality American Gun-p Powder,
S ditto OF ditto English ditto,
bhls. of New Orleans Indigo,
Hampers of Cider,
3 ditto of blue .nd white Crockery Ware,
$40 empty w. o. iihds, new,
20 ditto iron bound ditto,
90 dozen green handled Knives and Folks,
so ditto Of Hose made particularly for the West.
India market.
ditto of Chairs,
A few kegs of Oat Noa,, Scotch Barley, and
split Peas.
$500 bushels Of yellow Northern Germ,
500 ditto ct white ditto ditto,
100 ditto OF Virginia ditto Jn.y
WOOL CARDlNG.
TIE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
that their CAhDlNG MACHINES now in
excellent order for cardng Wool, having had them
newly repaired Every attention will be paid 10 cx.
ecntc The work in the bee. Manner and the smallest
favor gratefully acknowledged.
.S.2JMUEL CLARKE.
DARIUS II. L.4TTON
They have appointed the following persons ~
Agents for receiving Wool. who will transport the
same, free of expcncc, 10 and from their Carding
Machine. EpwARp W. LAwTos, -EcHporf.
SANFORD ALMY, LinG- Coaspion.
HoLDsh ALMy, Tyverssn.
Portsmouth, july I.
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LMssGtla1GlI

The acceuGl c'1"
in The choice q Rt7j
next General Ccuf |!
head from, stands -
PEACE Gair, IL"
10 Z
Net Peace Gala u
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Of the name Of Webb, appeared during
last week in Norwich, and distributed q
considerable sum OF money in various a.
mounts to the lower classes, almost in.
discriminatory. On Tuesday the yard
of the Angel Inn was 50 thronyed by the
poor that ii became necessary to place
two peace officers at the back and front
entrances. During the principal part of
the day, Mr., w. gave all applicants do.
nations of SIS. and Is. Sd. On Wcdnes.
day he committed various sums to indi.
viduals for private distribution, and on
that evening his charities, divided milo,
IS, and II notes, exceeded kloo. He
left that city for Yarmouth on Thursday,
placing considerable sum in banking
house here. Many rumors and coniec.
lures are afloat respecting the motives
Of this singular course of charity, and
il is current that 900 is thus annually
distributed, solely, we believe from mo.
tives of benevolence.
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pe,oi,.sal REIN oi.hnen. Of every es-
.ential advantage heretofore enJoysa'
and now indispensable for the preserve
ton Of his own empire.
II Is evident that the Russians, who
seem to be fully sensible OF how mueh
is to be gained By the CELEBRITY OF move
ment, which would not allow the enemy
TO take breath and recover his strength,
will, within a month from the last da'es'
before any attempt can be MADE 10 OPP
pose them, gain the Rhine, strip Dena.
parte OF every ally to the east o. 'aa'
river, and pause no longer than VIII DC
urcesssry for the main body to come up
aid facilitate the concentration OF lprses.
Their left will extend towards Wirtsm-
berg and Baden rthe former the olrth
place Of Alexander's mother the I'm,
press Dowager, and the latter also inc
birth place of his present Consort )
toeir right will stretch towards inc
north so az to assist Holland, and main
tain an open communication win Inc
sea aud their rear will be supported ny
the Interior states of Germany. our
rounded thus by friends and relations
supplied by sea and land, commanding
the good wishes of the Inhabitants OF
the regions through which they pas
and like a snow ball, swelling IN their
progress-rcversing all the circulnstan
ccs of Bonaparte's advancing to rSi''a
they certainly will Gloss the Rnlnr'
and press or a batlle, which 1t Is 'he'r
interest nov to seek, and NapoleoE's-
how the times are change 1t" DE-
cline. Men of military reputation III
France, are of opinion. that he viii no'
trust his new levies in general engage
ment, and will act for some time on the
defensive, until his remaining veterans
in Spain can be brought to his assist
ance but though this is by tar the WI
sest policy, suchiis the situation OF BoA
naparte, such is his pride, and reluc-
lance to undeceive the world and the
French people on the score OF his means
and talents, and such is his characters
tic rashness and confidence in fortune,
that we think upon the whole. he will
meet the Russians on the field as soon
as he can command any force OF conse-
qucnce against them. We undertake
to say, that Bonaparte's threat to pu
nish, the Russians for their rhedomoa-
taaes will not be execute! TO the sa.
tisfaction Of himself or his f lends; and,
that If he ventures on a great battle, his
final overthrow will be accelerated, and
the most suspicious issue to mankind in
general, may be anticipated, without any
fear of disappointment.
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Mrs. MOONEY,
M I L L I N E K,
FAIRFAX STREET.

FAIRFAX STREET.
IN RESPECTFULLY informs the La.
60 DIES of Alexandria and Its vicinl-
~. that she has received from Nr7u- York,
PhiadeliAia and Baltimore, the latest
spring fashions tor
HITS AND BONNETS,
With a well selected assortment OF eie-
p,y1 materials So All orders IN her line
Will be executed with neatness aud dis
patch. -.
SHE has also just opened box OF Gle
CANT STRAW HATS. which in add
tionro her former stock comprise &C.
neral assortment.
May L.. I"
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WEDNESDAY, MAY le.
Joseph Vaudeville,
eorscr Of Kisg g Fairfar-stree's'
OFFERS FOR SALE,

G0yHCV " AtHS
OFFERS FOR SALE,
RI YBoLsshLE AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpowder, I'M
no or. chests perial, hyson, hyson skin'
80 boxes youughyson & souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and LUMP Sugars
los hhds3 New Orleans * MaseoVaD'
80 bblsS Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 hhds retailing Molasses !,
8 pipes, s half pipes and g qr CASKS =
Madeira
s pipes Siciiy Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Ciaret
2 butts, 10 half pipes Malaga
spipes, s half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 nuncheons We.t-India Rum
Is nuncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
50 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
60 bales Cotton
600 Id. Bengal Indigo
800 10 Bright Madder
5000 ID. Goshen s. Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmees, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground er,Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard. Oil in bntdes and TASKS,
Wins and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Secuted White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, rnaccauba, rsppee and seotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnot.e, Alum, CopPeras, Brim
stone, Guupowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hsirpowdcr, Sifters, Cigars, Demij johns
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
sc.
". b. SO bushels fresh 7vsrranted
CLOYER SEED.
March s.
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Herring seine VINE.
Just received e FOR SALE,

Herring seine Twlne.
JUST received e FOR SALE,
S case. Herring Seine rwhae supe
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5;:s::, '; s;,;:,. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in terces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. | and Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar, Resin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7.
Will be Sold at the Vendue
Store, on tomorrow,
Box = of Gambia or Castils Soap
Bags 1t Almonds h.
SO pieces Russia Diaper
SO pieces Blue Cotton
20 dozen of Silk Stockings
A quantity of Tow Cloth
Lisbon Carpets
so boxes Of Candles and Chocolate
Half barrels of Beef Tongues
B5xes Cod Fish and Herrings
May IL
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Latest and authentic from The Meriean
Provinces.
Communicated for the Baltimore Feds'ai
Gazette
Wd1cHYToCHE,, .dhfK 5. 1871

.77t7
-" Noting has occurred since ny last
OF t, { 2Gh ui.iue, worth mentioning 49,
Account from tie wcsta ard re az usu-
a reyy CONRAD, fos. one paFt! a'v!ns
t. Repub,!c.us ii b. ycyaa;ages lhe
otosF says, S.iced" ta@ received large
res, &C. eI,t from Ctiwahua, and that
his retre.t trcu. teiers i.obabia, was
rat.gem calc,!! ted to law the enemy
soU ti.ei" enti enchr cnts.
4 person arrived at this place to-day,
VITO Is s'iled general Toledo He was
representative from Saint Domingo
(Hispaniela) in the Cortes, but being
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LONDON, March IL.

admiralty c0mrt--Doctors' Commons.
Eliza Ann, Storey master-Cato Grid.
Ter mas'er-Sukey, Ossood master.
The Court gave judgment in the
cases of American ships, which put into
Hauo Bay, to obtain British convoy 10
Gottenburg. where they were detained
by British cruisers, and brough. 70 Lon
don; against which seizure claim of
territorial right had been setup b, Swe.
den. The Court was, however of Cpl,
MON that Sweden was not to be consi-
dsred at that time so friendly to G. Brl-
tain as to entitle her to this claim. 1t
was also Of epinlon that Hano Bay. a
he time, was to be considered as Bril-
ti.h Roadstead, it being occupied by a
British force and therefore csnd ID
the properly, and reserved the question
as to the private adventures.
A Philanthropist, who is gentleman
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From late London hahers.

The monument erected by the city in
GuiIdhaIl, in honor of che memory Ut
Mr.. Pitt, WAS opened for public inspec-
ton on Saturday Like some o.ner mo-
numents in the same place, 1t does more
honor to the muniticcnce than the taste
of the citiz ms The massy substance
On which the figures in the composition
are placed, is intended to represent the
Island of G Britain, and the surround-
ing, waves On All elevation in the cen
tre, Mr. Pitt appears in his robes, as
Chancellor of the 'Exchequer. The
likeness is well preserved, and the f.
cure is not without dignity. Beneath
him are two categorical figures, the dis.
grace of all modern statuary, from the
poverty of imagination which they imply
and from the necessary plagiarism which
is involved in the formation Of such be-
ings. One Of the figures in question i,
Mercury, as the representative of Com
merce sad Policy the other Apollo, the
genius of eloquence and learning. To
mark the .splendor Of Mr.. Plus Naval
administration, britannia appears below
on sea horse, grasping thunderbult,
ready to be hurled against the enemies
of her country
The bells of Greenwich, which hsd
tolled half the day on Friday for the Dn--
chess of Brunswick, struck up mery
peal about five in the alternnon in bono,
ofthe visit of the Princess Charlotte t.
her mother.
On Sunday se'night, about O'Clock,
the inhabitants of EXmouth ere alatn-
ed by the shock of an earthquake, which
lasted for two or three seconds. The
houses were shook the people hurried
from their beds, anu the utmost alarm
prevailed for some time throughout the
town.
1t recommended as the result Of ex-
pericncc, that, in planting wall-fruit
,rees, the natural earth be removed To
the depth * width Of feet; and that
there be substituted in its place some
ane garden soil, road scrapiugs,. and O.
Their good compost.
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Daily Gazette, z Dollars.
Country Gazette, s Oottars.
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BAITl,,O.

y, BALrlNc3
20 ba'sss, c,p;s',
mouth mouth Of :, the R.pa
Gay Gay last the sc..;.
i Fredericksburg,
ern Shore. "'
RALEIGSj
-, N.''rlh,cr,s
. The i,h # following s,r.
r leigh dis,ri:.
Fayetteville
Nesbern
Wilmington
Edenton
Marlborough
Warren
Rockingham
Morgan
Salisbury
Mecklsnburs
Halifax
The only &s,ria,
Wilkes, and in that
is elected. WsA,
from Wilkes .adI,
the other two COURT.
Lra VI
Wilkes 20
Iredell 7o3
In Starry Me-. VIII,
a majority exceeding
From ii, Ba.I
Coon News M
" Green Mourrsa 4
cree,
Live :" Cymnsrn, n
Mon
1t is with great Fa
to our readers The ID
ticket for Ceasos 1
bout 1850 yates, md
ing by the cleIks'al
house, for the pu'px
however, Of a tIVIaa
| tween Lewis, SovIa
| ris, Rober' Temple
cratic ticket, is dtdi
wi,I consist Of Il Id
mocra,.
to a rink among asl
ters.
:
lh,'otlu@
The accsunl c''"f
in the choice q K'P
n ~ Genersl Ccun
hes' from from, stand, 81
p,a c Gal Gair, Im
fhA' : To- 10 ,
Ne, Peace Gsa,r
wv :
alassschusste SID
We understand .
C 'laa"nad il, n coosntst
r a .s;f las, ;" for seo,an
to represent W" :
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