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The Latest Newsu

VIE subscribers having recently ma
for the purpose OF carrying the Mercants bu,,p...
IN the borough Of Richmond, and having iust
fresh assortment of goods consisting Dry Goods, urd
Queensware, and Groceries, Also variety Of Scboo,
Books, Shaker Stone and Potters ware: besides
Morrsons and Brandreths Pills; they sans
reasonable prces for cash. kinds of country
produce, for the time beings to represent either
at their store Main, three doors Pearl street
SAMUEL PIERCE, ELIJAH TYLOR:
Represented in the finn of PIERCE & TYLOR
n y. All pc having unsettled with Sam,
49, ~ --.t-..
hn and pay the same, such times will to t,s h.
convenient; provided always, such do delay payment
beyoad one year from the time of purchase
>lchn"id, 80 mohth I'D, 1888 ll-Jm
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Law NOtice.-PARKER g., Carey

SAMuEl. w. PARKER, of Conner.vl. F,ve,,.
~ and j. w GREEN, of Richmond, Wayne co h,yc
e'eeu INTO copartnershp for the transaction OF civil
business iii the Wayne Circuit Court All such busin.s.
entrusted with either will receive both
or w GREEN continues at his old stand next doc,
west oil 'he Bank, where he still hopes sare
oil the public patronage. As in Chancerv I'M ~
administer oaths take dispositions, NJ
"oo'7, ""'eeas'', ~. lJuy IAN, 1883. 21:u
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Every gate post on the farm should have e
small hole bored in it. to be filled with grease
and plugged up, to grease the latches and him
ges. Want Of grease is often observed, but from
not having it at hand,it is generally appli-
Cd
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IANAGER'S Wheeling, Virginia.

MANY of my spoudenis, doubt judging from
their past msfo agne that the prospect
lure is not fattering What great
Viii broodng the past they TO- they
is as Cd FISH in the Hundreds with
in realized comfortable fortunes who had
despaed success; but still persevered until they
cecde Go thou and DO likewise
Synopsis of Schemes of May, 1889
yiuia State Lottery, Glass B. for 1s39.To be drawn
in ,he,y of heslng. Va, Friday, May 3d. s39-Cap-
itals 10000. 5000. 1000, 1,20O, LILO, 10 prizes
cate packet of whoes will $50; halves 2S quar-
tiers
Virna State Lottery, Glass c. for 1889 to be drawn
wheeng, Va, Friday, May L. 1889 Capitals, $4,000
1000 $1,000 20 Prizes of 2o00 besides many others of
1000 500. Tickets S., shares in proportion Ger
,ifcatcf will SO, OF halves 30. quar- Is
Efrnia Lottery. for the benefit of Internal I'm
proveents class ID. draws Wheeling, May 24.-Capi-
tails - 900: Of 5000, 2430; 900, &c. Tickets So
proportion Certificates of wholes will COS, $40
of hal IS. of quarters lS.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.-Virgnia State Lottery
CIasE for 1899. De drawn Wheeling, May 81, 1880
Canals 10000; 10000 5000: 1900; 1887: 2,000
go. 500: I.70G 500; of 500: 3 of 300; o.
Sc Certificates $40, halves seventy
OF carter. So. Address YOUR orders TO
JOHN NJ. CLARK, Wheeling, Va
CT at CIrrk.s Office and procure OF these lucky tick
cts hive proven thousands of sovereign remedy
for s,p,v pockets innumerabe certificates his
iii satisfy the most incredu'ous The most reeen
case this and instantaneous relief occurred few
days.so Mr.. Conley Hunter, of West Lebanon, Ohio
beIn in Wheeling ENTHUSIASTICALLY called atCark'
tempe fortune and purchased of magic tickets
on tss drawing. and be expected as
ter course realized bis sangune antici patons
pocxrg the capital prize of 1000 dollars ard ssarte
hons the day with the cash.
A,riI 2osh, 1889. l5sd
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Fair Warningll-Look Outl!!

IKNHOSE persons indebted late firm Of Fleming
Aidlenan, and, also, all those indebted to the under
signed hereby notified and requested forward
their respective accounts, without delay, either
paying Cash giving Notes. 1t unpleasant
III making continual DUNS and hereby nof, -.
concerned. that, If this notice Intellectual, the
La,c-fI, done officer, who will conns ~ ~"
GtorIty' Dun. SAMUEL fLLAA-S".
Richmond, May IL. 1889.
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THE GUILTY. ATOR,


CONDUCTED J.. BUEL, OF ALBANY, NEW YORK.
krotc prs, eich real important serr,-
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.3grfcuiture.-W AsHIsGToS.
presenting our subscription the sixth volume of the
CuI,ivator the avaiIs himself of the oppor'u-
nltv rendering thanks the Gentlemen whose soiu
exertions have given to this paper Circulation a
unprecedented in couny-and particularly 10 'e "
whose nav
It's columns. We respectfully Invite the conthueo
alton of both classes efficient mode Oh pfofpo''e
useful improvements and advancing the prosperity OF our
country The plan and price Of the CutVato VIII remain
as tney are: publication can only De
by large circulation and prompt payments, mnch WA ae
upon the aid which expect and upon the
suosc n otions being promptly paid IN advance
The CultIvator will OF the SCIENCE OF
10 furnish the best modies of
narce in departments of Husoandry, IN orcu-
.e and other Rural affairs; and give such useful les
sons for the improvement OF the young mind ne conduc
ro will endeayor make il prscseHfetp, ana soiune
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fNIBlNT FURNITU RE.-Ste phen Duncan, ha 9
- hnshe and now in his warc-room, general
of Cafet Ware consisting of Bureaus: iIe dining
and brsaka Tables: plain and fancy Work and Candle
StaIds; Beads of all patterns and All made of
the natals, and by workmen Persons
ing 10 purcha will please call and examine his work All
articles in hle made order, the saor,e.
II moderate rms. Collins made and funerals attended
wit> pronnptu.
Iichmond OBJ q, 1899. IT'S
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NEW .ADDANGEM[sS7Fo

ME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally. tina, he has established himself
III the GROCERY BUSINESS. a, the stand recently
occupied by Lewis & Ward doors east of The Bank
IN Richmond, Wayne county. Indiana.
HAVING purchased the entire stock of Lewis & Ward
he "a prepared TO sell either wholesale retail on
good terms as any in the West He has hands, and in
tends keeping at all times, a general as=or.-
GNANA ment of Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS
WEs3J amily GROCERIES, and alnos, every
~ - article usually kept in this line
". " LENDE
Richmond. April b. 1899. Jeffersonian copy Ii BIN
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HTS, CAPS, &c.-New Hat and Cap Estab-
ishme nt-The undersigned have entered into part
neho, in the mandatory of Fine BEAVER OTTER, Ro-
RH, SILK. and Wool HATS.
fftY also Ladies' Black and Drab BEAVER
Hrs their customers and the public general,
qrstd CALL and they be suited shape, sze color,
qliy and PRICE.
rfEY have hand, and intend keeping, general
aorsnent of Mems and Boys fine and coarse CAPS.
;oJxTRY MERCHANTS particularly invited to call and
their stock, large and warranted to be equal
irutiv and stvle in the Western Country Orders
thankfully received and puncually attended and
te7smade easy. CALEB SHEARON,
JOHN SUFFRINS
r-uNoyp Dec 9th. 1887. 4s;f
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To DRIVE OFF OR KILL VERMIN on CATTLE
Wash the back with strong decoction OF tobac-
Cor. yet better, mix Scotch snuff pounded
tobacco with train oil, and rub the parts infested
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VIE subscriber wishes to purchase quantity and al
Il Kinds OF lumber delivered ward. q, Pei :,
opposite the Friends Meeting House, which IN, hrh,.,
price will be given II ETIiGEs"
Richmond, Sd IN %. 1899 H..
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SRlNG FOUNDRY, RICHMOND, INDIANA.
h)HE Subscribers having entered eopar,nership
der firm of L. T.. JONES' Co., respectfully inform the
pub that they have established Foundry the north
side Richmond, and prepared furnish all kinds
CasAgs with dispatch and i'll the manner They
wiilso furnish patterns fwanted, on fair terms
/. +. JONES.
JESSE NJ. HUTTON.
cober 22d 1886. Aft JOHN II. HUTTON.
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To the Public.

Office ofuIfuding and .Uan,facturine Con,pany,l
Richmond. June In 1897 {
4 L elton of the Stockholders in ssTHE RICHMOND
"A TRADE AND MANUFACTURING CoMPASY,'' held on
,ehrst Mony in June, 1888, Benjamin. Fulghum, Isaac
f. Jones, Lenus King, J. r. Msndenhall, Il. Newman,
Joathan Tcnsend, and Abel Thornberry, elected
doctors for At meeting of the Directors elect
hei the nextay, James r. Mendenhall elected Presi
DEF, Warns VI. Leeds, continued Secretary, and Eli
Brew. elecnl Treasurer
IJTheys,Il continue to pay the market prices for
clenotton and linen and for wool washed the
shep Those who have wool for sale will please call
LEU King at the wooen factory who is authorised
puckse for he Company.
w. NJ. LEEDS, Secretay.
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The undersigned wish sell private sale 10, No -
in thai of the laid by c. w Starr Ted
Main street the Eastern line of the Corpora
having good Frame House. with ki,ch-
attached 20 it: also Shop occupied by NJ Was
Wagon-naker Shop and other necessary conven-
Terms will reasonable for further nf,rna
ton inquire of CALEB SHEARON.
SAMUEL FLEMING
Dec. -. 1888 Soft
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Sherin''s Sale.

by virtue of Suniry executions directed the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale the
Court House door Centreville. w
Indiana Saturday the 18th day May next,
the hours of 10 O'Clock and 4 O'Clock
said day. the following property to wit, lot
cells of ground town Borough OF Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, known by their being number red
numbered the plat of ihas part of said
Borough laid off by Achilles Williams. Taken
property of Joseph Grover the
Brown, Baily, and others.
T. G.. NOBLE, Shift, w. c.
April 25,b 1899. Cts
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

T. subscriber has Just received from the East n new
d nd splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
Co.'s, comprising general assortment of staple and
fancCry Goods, Groceries, Queensrarc, Boots and
Sloand almost thing called for his line
ness.'ersons wishing purchase will do well call and
exam his Stock and prices, when the former will be
70 "ry good, and the latter very low approx
cd cny produce.
JOSEPH w. GILBERT.
ALL =, 1889. 15tf
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An Apprentice Wanted

An Apprentice wanted
IUlO the Carpen,ering business. An industrious iaa o
Is 10 II wear. Of age find good situation . is:n
the above business, by applying 10 r :"
Np Ib,v. horse and earrsge which would - vi
ling 10 hire occasionally
Richmond, April goth, 1889
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Steam Engine Manu- factory.

CTEAM ENGINE AND MILL BUILDING-The
subscribers, having become associated with
House Cncnna Ohio, readiness
der, all times STEAM ENGINES every desc ription
in connection with all kinds of Machinery
and GRsr Mills stock companies persons wishing
TO avail themselves of benefits
Mills, by contributions otherwise would do well call
or communicate their wishes the proprieors They
undertake the erection and management, and will become
JOINT stockholders with responsible companies persons
Also, all orders for Turning OF Iron repairing and
OF additional Machinery, such complete of Girls, and
Saw Mil IRONS, Steam Mill BOILERS; BLACK
SMITH1NG, &c. &c.
They also viii short notice. I.9IIf U1CFTLNES
of superior quality capable cutting
LArHs TWELVE In order obtain general
tisfaction, call t.CREAGER & SCOW DEN,
DUBLIN, Wayne Co., Ind.
N b. All letters relative to above business must be
posi- paid. and directed CAMBRIDGE CITY Wayne Co.. Ia
March 9Th, 1899 Civ
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uxyANTED.-Ag girl. from II TO "a ys.s 2: ~.
" h.v. good situation in p.i,.ss e, adv. .a.s.es,~s
her duties viii b light and oppo'" v !, dis srs
Richmond, May II, 1888.
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Green Tree Hotel.
Cabinet WarerOOBn.

ME subscriber still his business in Richmond,
u and ha. hand o will make 10 order bureaus,
Tables Secretaries Stands of patterns, Bedseads,
any other article his line, good stye OF good iu
Der, and workmanship Approved produce nken
exchange work His prices low and terms reason
able The public invited call AMI examine his WORK.
before they purchase shop opposite the Mafke
house A Iourneymaa wanted-to whom constant employ
and good wages will be given
ABRAHAM PHILLIPS
Richmond, April - 1889. H:3mo
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To the Creditors of II. l.. Akin:

TIME Trustees of II. L. Akin, more inform al
persons interested NUT their claims
in a close The
We will each Saturday, until il be-
comes close for a final settlement Prompt
attention may save money! CALEB SHEARON,
Feb. 9, 1889. SAMUEL FLEM1NC
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4 uMBER WANTED.-TuE Subscribers wish to pur-
chase large quantity of LUMBER Of every descrp-
ton, for which cash will he given.
IL. 5. & ID. l.. HAMILTON.
Richmond, June 23, 1888. 24tf
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BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber is rcd TO all orders
above business with despatch. Persons wishing BLANK
Books made have them ruled any pattern leaving
directions The best of paper will be used if wished,
the work executed style which he persuaded will
the appreciation of all who try him.
ftt5-An assortment of BLANK BOOKS will be kept or
hand, and OLD Books REBOUND. Prices moderate.
G-trBINDERY ituated on Main street, over Ellis p
Coaeis Boot and Shoe Store.
F.. C. YONGE.
Richmond, June =, 1898. Diff
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New Establishment.

New Establishment.
VIE subscriber would inform the pub.
Il that he has commenced the SADDT.IS(. business.
one door east of Owens Motel where Intends TO manu-
facture, and keep constantly hand, all kinds Of
Saddles, Bridie., Harness, &c,
which he n,ends sell low far Cash lie hopes, by
attention to business and dese accommodate,
will merit and receive share of the public patronage.
SAMUEL Howard JONES.
Richmond, March %, 1889. IL :3mo
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Notice.

1TyIJE subscribers will purchase any fnansfy "A"
l a..crio,,on of LUMBER, delivered ~ " ha'
'a''' ~ l. E. JONES q ~
l2ly.
March Both, 1889.
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Mr. BROWNS IMPROVED SPLINT: for the ,rea,-
of fractures the inferior extremitics-oa e
Physicians would do well avail themselves of them
jamie, 1889. REED end BROTHER
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CALEB 2o wrLLIALS

UAILlA5 30 WIlLlLIALLS0
RESPECTFULLY requests all indebted him,
make payn,eat as he is very much i'll of CASH
tn time.
c. n. b. He has constantly hand all times.
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS., WHIPS, COL
LIS and SADDLE TREES; all of which he Will
ell fair and reasonable terms
RHMoND, Sept d. 1897. 37tf
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ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND FOUNDRY

ME subscribers wish inform the public that they have
entered into partnership under the and style of
.Uc7aderGH, F0tie 81 Uianls, for the purpose of
ing Foundry Business in its various branches the
steam foundry in Richmond They have employed good
workmen and prepared TO MI orders at short notice
They patterns improved kind for Power
Looms. Spinning and Carding Machine Irons, Saw and
FIGURING Mill lrons-ate improvement Superior Cooking
Parlo and sevcnpaie do Fan Irons, and
all articles usually made such establishments
They being puncua in their engagements, and by
nub III
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DAINTS, OILS, and DYE WOODS: for sale by
Jan. &c, 1899. l. REED s. BROTHER
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lbE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public
nat ne s now prepared manufacture all kinds
NkRW AXE, short notice. and in handsome and sub
sanal manner The highest price will paid at all fines
for oil gold and silver j. G. FERGUSON
Rihmond. Nov. 8, 1898.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-25
..Inr,1NIA ELECTIoNs.

/, not;c;rn the result Of the Virginia cleo
inns $ The Argus on Tuesday last, we made
! measurement rclatireto the Wing gain IN
the copprcssional delegation. We stated
there was . Wing gain Of three, which is moor
rect and we were led into the error bya Co
temporary print. Weregret the mistake and
hasten - eorectit. The truth is, that in'the
Congressional election, the Wings have lost
one fDr Mallory and gained two, (Messrs-
Hill and Goggn,) whilst there Is every reason
to believe that another (Mr. Barton) Will
eventually TAX. his seat, his opponent Lucas
bayipa received a majority Of four votes only.
The facts are set forth IN letter TO the Ed
tors Of the National Inteligencer, as follows
Mr.. Lucas received 2,O74 votes and Mr.. Bar
ton 2,O7O, but upon examination by the sher.
ifs ii was ascenaincd that two electors voted
twice (each,) By first voting IN Frederick and
then IN Berkley; also Of two others who had
been convictedof high crimes, which IN Vlr-
ginia DERIVES the offenders OF exercising the
right Of suffrage citizen Of Illinois, and
man engaged il the armory at Harper's Fer
~, who had moi the semblance Of the qnalifi
cations of voter, and whocane fifty miles, Z
a remote precinct, were permitted to vote TO
Lucas. Other spurious votes were taken, ane
it is reduced to a certainty that Barton vii
contest the election, and that the result win b.
in his receiving the certificate of election
Should Barton. receive the certificate, TIN
Wings, therefore, will have gained two in
stead of three as stated-a gain OF one is Ger
tain. The Victory is sufficiently glorious as
is, and the impressionit will produce through
out the Union viii be deep and abiding. BE
low, we copy from the Richmond Wing, tn
complete returns:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-25
THE TINES.

The beauties Of Van Burensm and Locofo-
coisn are just about beginning to deyelope
themselves. The dwelling doctrines they have
always advocated, they are now, by. the con-
Summation Of their measures, reducing to prac-
tee. Mer, who were tempted by the fertile
soil Of Mississippi, to emigrate from the older
States with their negroes and money, are
now reaping their bitter fruits. Their pro-
perty is in the hands of the Sheriff; and in
order to satisfy trifing claims against them,
it has to be sacrificed and sold for specie or its
equivalent, which cannot be had, even if heav-
enand earth are moved to obtain it. The
merchant and the mechanic are in the same
category with the planter, and nothing but ru-
in stares them in their face. Their hard earn
ings are to be sacrificed, and their wives and
families are to be turned out of doors, and them
selves from their plantations, their stores, and
their workshops. There is no arm to deliy-
emo hand to save them from inevitable ru-
in; in short all viii be levelled to the condition
Of bankrupts. Let us look into the cause and
in prylng into the secret of our difficulties, we
are obliged to.repeat much that has been said
before The causes were produced by Gen.
jackson, in
lst. Placing the public lands into market at
81 % per acre; thus inducing speculation.
I'd. VetOing the charter Of the regulator Of
our currency and removing from its custody the
public monies
Sd. Placing the public money in the charge
Of State Banks, and advising them to lend it
freely to the people;
4th. Increasing the number Of State Banks
9TH. Issuing the Specie Circular, and
9th. Proposing and virtually carrying into
effect the system Of sub-treasury which, in
the language Of base tool Of the party, IS to
continue until 1910. ein spite Of The lanne,ta-
lions Of he psopleg''
olnaddition to this, a part Of the causes which
are now producing the dreadful effects which
are daily happening, is the conduct Of the State
Banks. These institutions spfang into exis-
'tence purely by the legislation Of Jackson. an
Buren, legislatures, and they are generally IN
der the control ana direction Of members Of
the lccoioco party. and are welded to further
the schemes Of that faction. They have no
sure foundation. Eve speak of the majority Of
them.) and, 70 further their own interests, they
allow their notes to become riinously depreci-
ated, thus cheating the people Of tie avaiIs Of
si,s,r l,r,r,crf labor Are NOT fk.S. sl...... ~ :
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-25

lot he had purchased. SHow,' said the
other, show is this 2 did you not tell me
you were poor 7" sYes." aAnd you have
saved money to buy house on dollar and
a half a day r The other laughed. and
after some hesitation, answered: "l'il tell
you what il is, sir. That was a good berth
you gave me got dollar and 4 halffrom
the city then the contractor gave me Two
dollars day TO watch the snb.contractors,
and they gave me two dollars more not to
watch them. "--BOstOn Trans.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-25

The Hon. A. L. ~
Wing candidates for Icls ons.l.a' On,
IN, n citizens of this coOO. glesa adj.
l.l in this place, on oD1l,y, = De
was listened to with Vre ,sa "a b.
numerous nun and highly inI si si,lsalioa
who seemed TO be encbs;nge aus
the delivery of his speech Sn q, 'Ars1s
at the startling corruutio1. asa ssloss
present administrator ' : q i asus !,
by the eloquent speake, % a ally sS.'s
lleye if Gov. McfSSutt bad
when the speaker adyer,sSS 0esa ~
which pervades the wbols :. 2 he a.
alarming extent, and tra. s.sls loss !
cause, he must have QUAIL, H..
indignant frown Of an iria.' 'shs 1
cuted people-the bare I'D b.
wrongs operated ike ~ n.
through the room. Evs,,. 's AZ
was vislbly stamped with 9s,ss.
purpose ofrebuke and revsD..
men now in power. Sssa
Altogether the speech -.
truths which are becoming US lild q
sole absorbing topic WITH ~ s''fy aIS
which are sinking deep inn = !. p'sE !
our hitherto misguided Ss1o, ,ae haa
Col. BlNGAMAN was TO bars - ISliiassl
people of Holmes at Leyi0.,sa..o le'st
day. His intercourse wifS S ~ On ~
this county was ATTENDED w., :, 'a u P'ola
consequences. In him III 'n' A' Pr.
and the people viii Cad s .sl'e ofss
cate, and if we are NOT s;' Ose'ia ID
bring to the banner Of tbs s1eR Be '
ecutiye corruption, hundrsd. = ole
ardent advocates at the fS 7 warm 40
are now battling wildly ia,A .s'a'a' VI
Administration party. S,.. 'al'' ill
him. aaOO Banner. 'itsa