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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
I'll. S. TANNER.
'aah0r ola New american Aas, Mat efporth Aerica o.

This Map will be founded or and embrace,
generally, the valuable and original matter
contained III the " American Atlaso published
by the author OF the proposed Map, to which
VIII De added the results of various SURVEYS
ana explorations recently completed, and such
as are now IN progress, and may be finished
previous to the publication of the work.
Inc projection adopted for the proposed
Map is similar to that selected for the Maps of
the different States contained in the Atlas lust
mentioned; by which the meridans and paral-
leis OF latitude are made to intersect at right
angels, as nearly as a due regard to the laws Of
the decrease OF the former would admit This
mode, of projecting Maps on an extensive
scale, represents the various qradrilatera
hgures snnllar to those on the Artificial Globe.
a'la affords very near approximation, III
other respects, to the earth itself; distances in
any direction may be accurately ascertaned,
with facility, by the application of The simple
scale; the respective dlagonas of the inter
seeing lines Of projection, are of an equal
| feagfh throughout the map it obyiates That
extreme distortion which results from the use
| Of what is called the" plane projections" in
which the parallels of latitude are represent
ed by straight lines, and. in fine, it represents
| the understanding y Picture of the correspond
lng feature on the National Globe, as near its
original, as such representation can possibly
be given on plane surface.
In connecting the various materials collect
| ed together for the map. certain established
points will be adhered to as land MARKS or
guides for latitude and longitude, to which
the local surveys. &c. will be made to con-
| form. Particular reference will, however be
had to such positions as shall have been sub
lected to the most frequent and scientific OBJ
servaiions Of men of known skill, whose uc-
auctions will be compared, and if found to df-
Ter Oh any material point, such position will be
adopted as due regard to the character for
accuracy OF the respective observers, taken in
connection with the advantages or disadvanta-
ges that may have attended their operations,
| may dictate.
The recent survey cthe northern bounda-
| rY OF the United States, made in conformity
To the treaty of Client, will constitute the basis
OF so much of the proposed Map as was en-
ofaced within the range OF that survey aid
| the survey Of TIE Atlantic and Gulf Coast,
made by order the Nary Department viii be
| used for the base Of the southern and eastern
petitions OF it. For the intermediate space,
recourse will be had to the latest ahd best in
formation regarding its natural CONFORMATION
its seas, lax s and Islands mountains, hills and
To Letters on The subject must com
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| valleys; and generally, such view of its ply
sical Geography will be given, as viii afford an
agreeable and instructive picture of the region
brought into view.
With respect TO the civil and political di-
visions of the United States, their state and
county boundaries, &c. access will be had, in the
first place, to the latest and most authentic
treaties and other legal documents, and in the
absence of these, other sources of information
| will be sediously sought for
| Especial care will be observed to delineate
all the existing and contemplated canals, roads,
and such other internal improvements as snail
be deemed of general utility, or calculated to
promote the general int recourse between re-
mote sections OF our extensive country Dis
tances from place to place, on all the iapor~
tant roads, will be distinct, denominated by
hgures and the Turnpike and great leading
roads, and those OF minor Importance viii be
distinguished BY appropriate characters The
insertion of roads and distances. together with
the post and other towns of any importance,
will render the proposed map valuable
auxiliary TO the traveller as well as the man Of
business, and will, when taken in connexo
with the immense mass of other geographical
detail, embodied within its scope, present a
full and satisfactory view, at once useful, orna.
mental, and of convenient reference.
The spaces usually kept blank on maps Of
this description, will be filled by valuable sta
tistical and Typographical information, eNhi-
biting condensed summary Of the population,
extent in miles, and acres, of the United States
generally, and of each separate state, togethtr
with some brief remarks on the soil, produce,
&c. The size OF the map will be five feet
four, by four feet eight inches.
| 1t is equally the desire of the publisher to
render the proposed map extensively useful,
aud TO place il within the reach Of persons OF
every class of the community, he will. there
fore, spare neither pains nor expense TO en-
sure the accomplishment of the former OBJ
.lect and with view of efectingthe latter 10
has fixed the price of the map at the very tow
sum of Eight Dollars each, until subscriptions
for five hundred copies shall hay, been obtain
ed, when the price will be enhanced TO ten dol
ars each.
| Subscriptions will be continued to be re-
ceived al the store of the Publisher. cornep
of Fourth and Walnut Street, Philadelphia. at
the reduced price, until the subscriptions shall
be filled aSreeably to the preceding article.
II. S. TANNER,
Geogyap.er and Map aeter.
Aug. Is, 1924.
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ofthei firss-d'eans TO reci.im these peo-
pie



Through the politeness OF Mal C'FAL-
LON, who arrived from Council Bluffs
on Tuesday last, we learn that treaty
has Been concluded between the Spa
niaeds OF Santa Fe and that Province, aud
the i'awnce tribe Of Indians. This ma
ton consists Of about Two thousand war
liors, well provided Win arms, and for
bravery, enterprise aud industry, greatly
excel any nation known in the west
They have long been the terror OF the
Spanards; robhing them cftheir horses,
pc.les and property, ,rayei Ing the great
est distances, and undergoing the most
severe hardships TO make war, in which
they bare been unusually victorious.
Mai. O'Faion has Established peace be-
tween Tie belligerents, and this plunder-
lig warfare IS 10 iuntecto be carried on.
] he. Spania,ds we're highly delighted
al The attention paid by our government
to',he request Of their governor, and
left Council Riffs (26 in number) on
the llh uIt. for their native home They
can now make Ibis long pilgrimage
without fear Of npoIes1ation.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
SAMUEL ELLIS,
SURGEON DENTIST,

& INFORMS the citizens of Edwards
4 vile and its vicinity, that he wilt re-
main at the public house OF Major VIM.
Il Hopkins for few days. He per-
'arms h. operations olinsertng TEETH,
plugging and filing those that are hol-
low, scaling or cleansing the teeth, Sc
parating those that encroach on each
other, rernedying irregularities, and ex-
tracing broken teeth, roots and stumps.
October -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12

Remaining IN The Post Office at Eaavardspil,s,
September SUth, 1924.
Hiram Arthur r. Galentne & jacob
Eoratio I,all Kinder
John Bridger Daniel A. Ianternan
Robert Brazzeal Daniel Leb
Cornelius Campbell Lewis Middleton ?
Anne Collet David Nix
Henry Corwin Stephen Olmstead, .lE
Giles Churchill Barzilia Osborn
John Clevland Thornton Peoples
William &. Cormack James Pearce
J. Conway Ephraim Powers
Joshua De!aplain Barton Rande 2
George Davidson Elijah Renshaw
Samuel Danley Isom Ramsey
Christopher Dodson Oswald Ramsay
Benjamin Eaves Isabel Rainer
James East Austin Rockwell
Stephen Ferrell John w. Rutter
Benjamin Ground Jesse B. Thomas
Thomas Gillland Edmund TAYLOR
David ". Gillian Henry riffin
Harrison & Monroe David T. Thorp
John Hall David Vangeenday
James l.. butte James Watts
Jonathan Haskell 3 David Waddell
Archibald Hoxsey2 Peter Warren
John Harris James What
Matthew Holland, sr. Cornelius Wood
Eiizur Judd Charles, a colored nan
Abner Kelly
DAVID PRGcKETr, P. NJ.
Oct 12-724t
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To Land Debtors.
LAND OFFICE, EDwARDsvILLE,
August so, 1924.
oc'. 12-7512t

August SO, 1924.
KNOR the information of those who
u may wish to receive the benefit OF
the late law authorizing further re-
linqnishment notice is hereby given, that
interest at the rate Of six per cent. per
annum, from the 3oth September, 1921,
will be charged on such instalmens as
are or shall be due and remain unpaid
at the time of REIMBURSEMENT. A dis
count Of !hir,y-ssven and half per cent.
will be allowed on all sums which are
paid in cash, under the aforementioned
laws, whdlher Of principal or interest.
VIM. P. MsKEE, Reg'r,
August 81, ls2A--676t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
SAILORS OF THE FRANKLIN.

NETWORK, SEPT a.
The seamen attached TO tins vessel
have received their wages. amounting to
an enormous sum-Sl5o,ooo Probably
one might as we'll whistle agains, the
wind, as to attempt to persuade them 10
save their money, to lay il up against a
future day, or for the benefit OF their ia
miles when they have any. The jolly
fellows can be seen all over the city,
two in coach, riding in state. Hun
dreds Of them probably, will soon be as
poor as ever, and forced on to the ocean
again without cent in fneir pockets
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
NNTlC.E.

Two prevent misunderstanding, we hereby
J. give notice that no partnership has ever
existed between us, in relatan to the tavern
kept by Henry Kelly, title town of Ed
wardsyllie, nor is there. any thing Of the kind
now IN existence; and the public are notified
accordingly. HENRY KELLY.
ROWLAND p. ALLEN,
s Oct. z, 1824--734t afa -
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List Of Letters

Remaining in tie Post Dice al sam, 0cto6es
l, 1924.
RENJAMlN ADAMS, Levy Allen, John
4 p Brown, Joseph Meachau, Esq. 2, William
Morriss, Jesham Patterson, Samuel Ripley.
Edward Wdeman.
BENNETT MAXEY Pm.
Oct 5-3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Sangan,o C.
Illinois, on tie SOFA Sept. 1924.
Baker John Morgan Joshua
Brevard John Meacham Alden f. .
Barlow John Nialtbie Josiah
Bogar David Mitchell PeytOn 2
Benson Leyi, jr. Motfet Joseph
Cariock Abraham Mobiey Modica NJ. 9
Coleman John Neal Tom NJ 2
Center Joseph, jr.2 Porter William
Croker Austin Puliam r..
Carson Catharine Perkins Ed
Darnieil Archibsld Parish Levi
Edwards Thomas Prewit Solomon
Futon John Petnjohn John
Enos Pascal p. Rich Landon
Grant Robert Snodgrass William
3arriss Andrew Smith Charles
HoIcomb Dorins2 Sanford James
Hamilton Isaiah Smith Ruth
Hurs Elijah Summers Obedah
Halock Lewis Sheriff Sangamo Co.
HARDER Levi Turley James
JOB Archibald Vance James
Jared William Vastel Nathan
Jackson 10 III Wright Erastes
Lodge sangamo Wilson Earl
Lindsey Leftridge Woodbridge Ros annah
Morrow James Ward William 4l
Matthews samual or White Edward
Richard Wear John
Masters William Waters William
ELIJAH LIES, z. M.
Oct I2-733t
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that application will be
L made to the next General Assembly for
new County south Of the line between town.
ships seven and eight, in the county of Pike.
Colesgrove, Oct. 5, 1924.
JOHN SHAW.
Oct, 12-7312t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
NARRIsON

A IF Sangamo county, informs the citizens of
" the Western District of this state, that
he IS a candidate for Eector for President and
Vice President OF the United States He
pledges himself lit eleeted) to vote for JOHN
q. ADAMS for President, and sumo well
known and tried Republican for Vice praxi.
dent
Sdnsasss 0e,s,.s, July 26, 1s2a--s4se
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
Notice.

vEsHE Administrators OF the estate of TIE
L late JOIN KELLY, deceased will AT.
tend at the office of the Judge of Probate foi
the county of Sangamo, on the I'd Monday. II
November next, tor the purpose of makii,;ps
final settlement Of said estate, where alIiIer.
sons interested may attend ifthey choose. 'at,sss
f. BRIGHAM,
One ofthe .4da,inistaio,S
Oct. 12--794t ii
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
NOVICE.

NE shall apply to the Court Of Probate for
w the county Of Madison on the ID Monday
in Novembe- next, for settlement of the Es-
tate of JOHN JARVIS, deceased All per-
sons interested viii attend at the Office of the
Judge of said court in Edwardsyilie la the day
above mentioned.
JAMES RIGGIN, .Adm'r.
t SARAH JARVIS, .3dm'r.
Uifh tie soM ANNEXED.
Edwerdsville Got. A, l824-4t.
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1l Z e 4 y. Il 4t.l.'G.I5o
Euw ..RDsvlLLE, OCTOBER IL, 1884.

We are authorized to announce Col John
w. SCOTT, OF Greene county. as a candidate
or Elcctor Of President AMI Wee President Of
The United States lfeIected, he win vote tor
ANDREW JACKSON for President, and some
Uniform republican for Vice President.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
FUH LdCh SU.V .IlVO CHI.
LIST District-JAMES TURNEY.

TIE Southern .NdH.--It appears by a state
ment in the last Illinois Entelgencer, that the
original ap location for the recent alteration in
the arrival and departure Of the southern mail
at this place, was made by the editor of that
paper. for its arrival on Wednesdays, and de-
parture on Sundays, which seems to have been.
but half complied with, as it would have de-
tanned the carrier here four days in each week,
at the expense of government. Such an ar
Tangement would, in no small degree, allay the
Inconvenience TO Mr.. Blackwell. Of residing At
great distance from the place of his business;
and did we not consider the public good, in
public matter, paramount to private interest,
we might not object to it.
But the responsibility of this transaction, il
seems, Ito be pamed upon Mr.. Cook and the
Postmaster at Belleville. That neither OF thess,
gentlemen knew its bearing, we are well cor.
vnced, otherwise they would have declined any
agency in it. Our southern subscribers ma,
therefore rest assured that the delay which
they now experience in receiving their papers.
will not be of long continuance.
It is not true, as stated BY the editor of the
latelligenccr, that the late change does not
delay the progress of our paper farther south
than Eeleyille. Its effect goes the whole ex-
tent Of the range ofthe mails, not only in this
state, but out Of while it benefits Mr.. b. only
with respect to the pos. offices at Lebanon and
Beleville--his subscribersin Randolph, and the
lower counties being accommodated with mails
direct from vandalia.
MIR. Blackwell iramates, that if we had
known the agency of Mr.. Cook in the new ar
Engagement, we should not have thought it i'm
proper. He is requested to state in his paper
the grounds upon which he predicates such an
opinion. H
We are authorized to announce Col.
Pierre Nenard OF ms place as cand-
date for Elector .oi Presideoa and Vice
President. H. viii vote for JOHN Q.
ADAMS for Presiflen,, if elec'rd.
Kaskaskia Republican.
We are authorized to announce d..
III. B. Jones, of Brownsville, Jackson
county, as candidate for E ector,-He
will vote for HENRY CLAY 'or Presi-
dent. and some distinguished democrat
for Vice Presldenl elected. ID
We are authorizs, - 0 announce Col.
Nm. n. Brads6y, OF Covington, WASH
j,glon county, (his district as candi-
date for Eiec,or Of President and Vice
President. He will vote for HENRY
. CLAY for. President, and Mr.. Sanford
Of New-York for Vice President, il
elected. . ID.
We are authorized to announce Capt.
James S. Smith Of Jonssborough (,his
district asa candid.,e for Electcr. He
will vote for Gen ANDREW JACK
SON for President, and some dis,in-
guishsd Republican tor Vice President,
4 elected ID.
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ELECTORAL CANDIDATES

ron JOHV QUTVCY ADAMS.
Isl Dstrict--WlLLIAM HARRISON.
I'd do. LEONARD WHITE.
sd do. PIERRE MEN sRD.
FOR .iv0REfF J4CKSON
LIST District-JoHN w SCorT
81 do. DANIEL BOATRiGHT,
HENRY EDDY,
ALEXANDER RAMSAY,
JOSEPH "A. STREET.
Sd do. RUSSELL. r. HEACnCk,
ALEX AMBER z. FIELD,
JAMES s. SMITH.
FOR BT,NJ?Y CL.QY.
1st District--JO!iN TODD.
ID do. SAMUEL II. CLUBD,
JAMES GRAY.
I'D do. HUMPHREY b JONES,
f1 VILLA H BRADSBY.
- FOR JACKSON md CL.4Y.
list District-JAMES TURNEY.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12

Atamceiineoi;hr Democratic Repub-
licsn Delegates from the several coon-
ties in he frs Electoral District friend-
ly 10 tae. lee ion Of Henry Clay or An
drew Jackson, held at the town of Ed
wardsyiile on the lss Monday of Ocio-
Der ins,.
DANIEL srooKnY, Esq from the
county Of ST. CLAIR, WAS called TO the
chair, and DANIEL MEEKER, Of Madison,
appointed SECRETARY.
The delegates from several counties
presented their credentials, and letters
from such counties as were not repre-
ser'ed by delegates IN person were re-
ceived frorn several of The mos respec-
table citizens OF said counties, assuring
the meeting OF their concurrence IN the
proposed measures of the meeting, and
their determination to cooperate IN the
support Of The candidate for Liector, who
might be selected BY The meeting oil de-
legn,es. On motion,
ReS0tped, That this meeting OF dele
gates considering it highly imp''ran, Tor
! the preservation Of the great interests OF
the people OF the United STATES, aud Ine
! adm, Illustration oil TIC governmtpt, apos
! Ihose pure and repub'ican priae ip cs
! which have So suIkngy chsrarlefizea
the administration of Jefferson aoj q
/ Madison, that the person who shou!5 fill
| thai rpporlant a0J elepaied 5 ati0n,
! should be OF uhquestloHed republican
! Character; and believing that The eioya-
lion oi Henry Clay or Andrew ksou
would COMFORT Wit he wishes and ;ee
lnss OF large majority ot Inc ti'lzens t
! tl,ls district; and this delegation, repos-
/ ing their full Confidence in the well
known republican prInoipies aud cha
racler Of James Turney, Esq dis Atpt-
pey General OF this slate, do eari,@sjty
| recommend him To the democratic re-
| publican citizens Of this dis ricg, as a
sui,abls person TO be supported at the
! ensuing election as ti~ L cei0r, z'hom
the friends Of Henry Ola, and Andrew
jackson ought 10 supper, WITH ,he fullest
confidence. That he will IN he eiecto-
raj college vote for lhc ONE, who, at the
line OF voting VIII seem most likely 10
| succeed against M. Adams.
ReSoived, That ii is reGo nmcnded TO
the dtmpcratlc republican ciuzcns OF
this district, who are friendly 10 either,
the election o! Henry Clay or Andrew
Jackson o unite in supporting the can.
d.date above nominated, aud 10 ose all
| honorable exerllons 10 secure his cleo
lion; this delegation being well assured
| tina, he will in the vote be viii give, ii
elected, represent the wishes Of the
| friends OF these gentlemen.
Resoived, That committee Of three
OF the delegates be appointed 10 inform
| Mr.. Turney OF bis nomination.
Resofved, That he proceedings of
this meeting be Submitted TO The dele
gates OF such counties as are now iSsent,
on their arrival for their appreciation.
Kesoiped, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be signed " The cnarman
| and secretary, and tbal The several edl-
tors OF the newspapers in this STATE be re-
! qnesled 10 pnbhsh TIE SINE j. their re
| spect've papers.
DANIEL STOOKEY, Ca'm.
DANIEL MEGxEa, sec'y.
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. Letters on The subject must come free ofhostage
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DANIEL ME4xEs, sec'y.

raj meeting ot Tue ciu2sn5 Oh In O
wardssille and rs vicinity, holden at the
Washington Hotel on the 9ii, day 81 Q +
tober, 1924, for Ibe purpose OF appoint
ing a committee to receive and welcome
The illnstrious La FAYEITE, shout
he, while on his western tour, WISH dis
section OF our country
EMANUEL ]. WEST, ESQ. was Gated
10 the chair, sad Col. ABRAHAM PRICK
EFT appointed Secretary. I. ". sa1,n,
Esq. rose and explained the ob,ect OF
the meeting, and spoke 1t large on line
characters and services oil The adopiea
son and defender of ,nsrcan liberty.
On motion off, Z Lusk, ESQ.
Resolved, That com,nitlee OF ~
ciilzcns be appointed TO make arrange
ments TO receive and welcome General
LA FAYETTE with every mark o.
respect, should he visit this section 0
the state Of Illinois, and to which, as one
OF the patriots who bore SO conspicuous
part in the accomplishment of the h.
berries of the American people, he is
justly entitled,
Resotved, That the following persons
~ -
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SCntIItoC tic va
Gov. Edward Coles, John r. L,lsk, Esq.
EmanuelJ. Leigh, Paris Mason,
Gai,Is Paddock WIN. Barr,
Rev. WIN. Jones, II. L. M'Kenney,
Hezekiah Kelly,s Benaiah Robinson,
Josias Wright DIR. J. d. Wooiverton,
Isaac Gillian, sr.s Dr. John Todd.
Thomas Goods James Mason, Esq.
John Gillian, sr.' Hon. YIN. Dwell,
VIM Gillian, VIM. Benefit,
Col. Samuel Judy, Dir Aug. Langworthy,
Gen. San'l Whitestle, Francis Roach,s
Col. Abm. Prickett, Collins, ST..
Capt G. c. Alien, o. l.. Kelly,
Hon. G. Blakeman, Maj Isaac Ferguson,
Robert Pogue, Esq. Daniel Meeker,
James d. Henry, Joseph Conway,
X. p. Allen, David Prickett.
Samuel Thurston, VIM Hoxsev.
Henr, Kelly. I. W. Smith.
Emanuel West,
On molten Of J. T. Lusk, Esq.
Re8olped, Tha' the committee be
requested to express to Gen. La Fay
cite the high veneratlon In which they
hold his character and actions, and the
Cratic alton that a visit from him would
sffnrd to the citizens OF this state.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the chairman
and secretary and published in the Sc ;
veral newspapers in this state.
EMAN'L j. WEST, CHM.
ABRAHAM PRIoKETT, Sec'y.
Surviving soldiers OF the revolutionary war.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12

Remaining IN the Post Office at Edwardsuil,s,
September 3Uth, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12

Remaining IN The Post Office at Sangamo C.. H.
Illinois, on tie 30ta Sept. 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12

We are authorized to announce Capt.
James S. Smith OF Jonssborough (this
district as a candidate for Electcr. He
will vote for Gen ANDREW JACK
SON for President, and some dis,in-
guished Republican tor Vice President,
Il elected ID.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12

We are authorized to announce Col.
Pierre Menard Of ms place as cand-
date for Eleotor oi Presideps and Vice
President. H viii vote for 10 HIN Q.
ADAMS for President, if eiec,rd.
Kaskaskia Republican.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12

We are authorized to announce d.
III. B. Jones, Of Brownsville, Jackson
county, as candidate for E sctor,-He
will vote for HENRY CLAY 'or Presl-
dent. and some distinguished democrai
for Vice President, elected. ID