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Stratton J Simmons Peter Sh,Fpo -
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THE ST1TE OF MISSISSIPPI
PoNoLA COUNTY:
Circuit Court, November Term. 1Ra,
Sophronia Stevens
Daniel Stevens.
HiS day came the complainant. bv
= her attorney, and it appearing y
the satisfaction of the court that the do,
Daniel Stevens resides ont os
the limits Of this state, so that the or.
binary process Of this court cannot bo
served upon him; 1t is therefore order,
ed by the court that publication be made
in the Weekly Register; a newspaper
published in the town of Ponola, in this
state; for the space of three months: m.
flying the said defendant of the penden.
cy ofthfs suit, and that, unless the said
defendant appear, on or before the next
term Of this court; to be holden for the
county Of Ponoia, at the conrt-housein
the town Of Ponola, on the second Mon
day of May next TO plead, answer or
demur TO the bill Of complainant afore-
said, the several allegations will be ia
ken for confessed, and the case tried IN.
on the charges stated in the Bill.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. c. CULBERSON, CLERK.
January 4th, 1914. 42-13w
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PoNoLA COUNTY:
Circuit Court, November Term, l845.
v n.,.n : : f r.'... BIZ Ss Divorce.
''ilNy -. III
YHIS day cane the complainant, by
Il her attorney, and il appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant, Wiley E. Farrar, resides out
of the limits of this state, so that the or.
binary process Of this court cannot be
served upon him; 1t is therefore order
ed by the court that publication be made
ia the Weekly Register, newspaper
published in the town of Ponola in this
state, for the space Of three months, no
flying the said defendant of the pen
dency of this suit, and that unless the
said defendant appear, on or before the
next term Of this court, to be holden
for the county of Ponola, at the court
house in the town Of Ponola, on the sec
ond Monday of May next; TO plead, an-
swer or demur to the bill of complaint
aforesaid, the several allegations will
be taken for confessed, and the case tried
upon the charges stated in the bill
A true copy from the minutes.
w. G. Culberson, Clerk
January 4th, 1914. 49-13w
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sATU RDAY, JAN. 1s44.

or Remora7.-The office of the Reg
lister has been removed to the new build
ing Immediately in the rear of the store
occupied by Hunt & Co.
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All was quiet in Portugal.
Communicated.
To NJ. e. p, of st. Louis, Mo.

Communicated.
To NJ. E. p, of st. Louis, Mo.
Oh! would that could see thee now,
I'd breathe again that holy vow;
That VOW so pure in truth and love,
That time cannot it's fervor move.
II study thine every feature,
ponder Ger thine every tone;'
In mem'ry all are fresh to me,
And noughtoflove TO thee hath flown
It's stronger now than on that night
When both stood side by side,
Awaiting, with that wild delight, e
The hour when thou would'st be my
(bride.
Time hath sped since that happy hour.
And brought many happier one;
Though bereft ola tender fiow'r,
Westill have left loving son:
Then thus it's, and Ger will be,
That my affections warmer now
Than on that night ] gave to thee
heart as hallowed as that vow
CARLOS.
AfississipOi. Jan. q. ga -
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List of Letters,

ID emaining in the Post Office at Pa
INnola, Mississippi, on the lst day Of
JAM, A. D. 1914; which, it not taken
out by the lst Of Apl. next, will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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tIIdt. fJe pfIce 0I7-tSso u Ioi ?, S''u 3
ed by thdboats now running our river, is
nothing asc than extortion, which can
and ough TO be efficiently resisted.
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The dismal swamp is described in the
Raleighs Renn. Reg very heal
Thy place is waters cure diseases. fe-
gefs and ague are unknown, and mum
bers are hocking TO it for health.
4 Barbados paper states thataa fe-
male shark, measuring eleven feet and
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was lately taken, when cut open, was
found TO contain three hundred and NJ
aysssue,. young ones

An intelligent manufacturer Of sui
aphur matches says that business isnowl
worth. 81 1000, 900 pr an. in the ., S.
When a horse kicks you and you feel.
"a strong desire TO kick back again
don't you doit
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The January number of the Eady''s
Book IS nagnificent-there is no hum

bug about it.
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Anderson Robert

Bailey Holmes G Boyd David Baker A
Brahan R VS. Bull p Broadly ] G
Bryant B f
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Colwell VIM r Coleman r H Capps
David B Carroll VIM Clinton X Cald-
well Mrs Coughlin Patrick Cooke w b.
Couch G Caldwell Jos 2 Cook John
Cl'k sc'tc't Culberson VIM
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The cotton market in Liverpool had

1t was current in London that the diff
ference between Great Britain and Mex
ico, growing out of the alleged insult TO
the English flag, by Santa Anna, had
been satisfactorily arranged at the court
of ST. James.
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The Regulators Caucus, alias Missis-
sippi Legislature, convened at Jackson
on the lst inst.
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Seven out of the eleven inmates Of a
house in the village of Willersey, Glou-
cestershire, the house having taken fire,
were consumed in the flames.
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has quite as little leisure as his rich.
neighbor, and can far less afford 70 spare
That little, obeysthe summons, because.
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Emily A. Wenthry, who left her
home in Belfast, Maine, was lately found
IN Bangor, dressed as boy, in compa-
ny with a young sailor.
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II study thine every feature,
ponder Ger thine every tone;"
In mem'ry all are fresh to me,
And noughtoflove tothee hath fowr
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In the O'Connel cases the court has
decided that the indictments are well
found, and ordered the defendants to
plead. They plead at once "not gull
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Formes Oliver Fowler Rich'd Filker
Jackson Frazier G w Fortner Lervy
Fowler JOS Poster Tbs G Ford VIM N
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Observation-Disclosures

Trio doors 6elop Williams, H0y,rood e. Co.
lust received direct from New York. bought since
- the decline in Goods in October and November;
A large lot of staple and fancy DRY GOODS; over
coats and sack coats; GROCERIES, hardware queens
ware salt mems nd boys fur hats and caps large lot
of ladies' bonncs, the latest style; saddles, Brides and
martngaes together with every article usually kept in
dry goods establishment; which will be sold % per
cent on prime cost-no mistake. Call and see.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods and
produce sold commission.
Now the election is over, want 10 purchase 1000
pieces Of ofFUR-Rackoon Otter, Beaver, Muskrat Mink
Rabbit &c-or which the highest prices will be given
in goods cash.
CALEB MALONE.
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1914. S24-4t.
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n formerly attached to the City Hotel, and within so
yards Of the Court House, is now prepared 10 keep
Horses by the day. week, month and is desrous
ofkeepng from 10 10 Is Horses for the Members of the
approaching Legislature. He also Intends to have al
ways hand, Carriages, Buggies, Sulkeys and Sad
die Horses, good and new. 10 hire out at moments
warning, for prices suited the times The situation
Of the Stable the character of his Osers and the strict
personal attention of the Proprietor, will be bound TO
give general satisfaction.
Horse Drovers will find, at all times, good accom-
modaons and ready sale for FIVE six Horses, by i'm
mediate application.
J. G. M. BUFFALoW.
Raleigh, Nov. 8, 1874. 52S-5t
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Auction! Auction! auction /!

countrJ, that on Wednesday evening the 18th
lust, at candle light, I will commence selling al
Auction the following Goods: Dress and Frock
Goats, Beaver and Pilot, Cloth f rock Goats, Broad
Cloth. Pilot, and Beaver Box Goats, Pants, Of ma
nv kinds, Vests do. Hats, Gaps, Shoee for Farm
Hands. Cone Lanterns, Castors Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Soaps, Thread. Knives and Forks and a
hundred of other articles and things besfdes-at
the End door below Messrs. Stith's,
J. BRANNAN.
Raleiuh Oct 18Th. 1914. 521-tf.
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PRIHATE ENTERTAINMENT
Ann PuIlfnm and sisters

DESPECTFULY inform the Public, that they still
IA keep at their old stand in the of the Bank of
Cape Fear HOUSE, OF ENTERTAINMENT,
where Boarders will be accommodated by the day. week,
month year.
Having employed gentleman TO superintend the
House, they will also be prepared TO board and lodge
from % to 80 Members of the approaching Legislature
at prices suited 10 the times
Nov. 6, 1874. 62S-S..
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RICH FANCY AND MILLINERY
GOODS.

Da ect fr0m .Ne1O York and PhiIddeLpkio.
AIRS. Ramsay respectfully informs the Ladies
4HA that she is in full possession of her Fall and Win
GOODS, which Of the most fashionable and rich
est styles These goods have been purchased since the
great decline, which will enable her offer great in
ns to purchasers She invites the Ladies call
and examine for themselves Also; the latest fashions
for Dresses Dress Caps and Head Ornaments Her as
is much larger than usual and embraces
many articles to enumerate in an advertisement.
October %, 1874. 52S-4.
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TER M
mir NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
LIsaEp WEEKLY, AT


,,ore DOLLARS PER ANNUN, IN DRANcE
- -, n.r,on. who remit by Mail (Posiage paid Five
will be entitled to receipt for Six Dollars
two years. subscription to the Standard-One copy
roo years, or two copies one year.
=, four copies, AZ ~ ~
'%t % ten 70 70 90 90
I" tDenty"
.,.me rate for six months.
~ person procuring and forwarding vo subscribers
tbs cash (sl5), will be entitled to the Standard
ous year free ofeharge
49,, Nm in. the Session of the Legislature the paper
ba furnished for fifty cents per copy.
"rrnrtsEMExrs, not exceeding fourteen lines, vii,
oserted one time for One Dollar, and twenty-five
,,, FIR each subsequent insertion ;-those of greater
18th in proportion. Court Orders and Judicial I'D
',i;,.nsnts will be charged twenty-five per cent
t:.Asr than the above rates. deduction of SS 1-S
~ cent. will be made to those who advertise BY the
war. &C. If the number of insertions be not marked
:. tbsm. they will be continued until ordered out.
the Editor must come free of postage, or they
,,r not be attended to-
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Splendid Gilt Frames.

Just received some BEAUTIFUL large and splendid
Gilt and Black walnut frames suitable for Portraits
or Large engTaviugs. please call at the New Book
Store. o. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Oct.s, 1914. sci
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DURHAM CATTLE CANA,

ET will exhibit, and expose to
Nzfyf public sale to the best bidder, at the Fair
M M and Stock Show of the MeckIenburg
49, Hsaca@ Agricultural Society, TO be held in Char
S' On The last Thursday in this month, very superior
VII Neptune,
., imported when about month old with his moth
S iour years ago by the Hon. Henry Clay, of Ash
T,rj!m ! Hom England, whose statement be seen
Fris the purity of his hood; which animal cost in
C a one hundred guineas, and purchased Of Mr..
turI the Hon. Edward P. Johnson and others, Of Ken
er ~, Hom whom he was procured by the present
Tt COS of $3.50 in June, 1872
da;ru uhirers OF Stock requested to examine this
sv..s sv.-suIshed animal, which in Kentucky even took
pure premium at every fair where he exhibited,
Win tSooueo and of excellent points. He untes also
Own.r ~ from his distinguished Importer, and former
Aal Tue TWO great parties which recently sgtated the
Other, ne Is already overstocked, and he wishes thai
couny receive the benefits of the best blood in this
10 It WHO Will have more leisure and time to attend
of 1872 Nep'uns's pedigree, see the Turf Register
viii De sold to company, or to an individual, by
PAUL H KING,
Manager Of Col j. H. Wheelef,s
Nov 10 ,e,, farm, at Beatty = ford
524-9t.
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Bring YOUR Cash.

HAVING determined to sell GOOD GOODS
and seeing great efforts making TO deceive the
ouSllng part Of the Community, ani glad TO be
CASH with TEN per cent DISCOUNT. and
T1 Tso o. them fifteen per cent less than Mey 1oere
hhF ~ " ORIEU at, and haze no need Of an agent
s1t - me Worth. Customers compare the GOODS,
a. aS Stock Of goods will compare with any in
Oct. %, 1914. 5sIIf
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ATTENTION!LADIES ES!!

lust openad at the New York Cheap Lace Store, on
Fayetteville Street, splendid assortment of L. L.
CES. RIBBONS, .NETTS, GLHFS, PRINCES.
DRESS C.fPS. Inside HA.VDRERCHIEFS,
FRENCH COLL4RS, LICE COLLdRS IND
C0LLfRET'TS, DLHII'Y COLL9RETTS g. g.
GEeier with Laces OF every description and quality,
which will be sold tor about one half their value.
Raleigh, Nov 20. KINGS.
526-tf.
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Consequently tomer than dny
other STORE in this place :!

ON nieccs beachel and unbleached Domestcs. Ozna-
burss, Sc.
$50 Calicoes aSsnIteu;
6dozen muskrat and other Caps.
~ ueces white red and yellow Flannel.
10 Linsey assorted
HEAVY Pilot and Beaver Cloth, Satine, Broadcloth,
Krrsey, Jeans, Me:ino AIousenedelaine, Bedticking
B5binst Edgng, Jaconet, Check, Drilling, Cambria,
Irish Linen Diaper, worsted shawls Vestink, black Vel
reten ready made clothing, BonneIs, Artcals brown
Holland, &C
Plates and dishes, cnps and sauccrs, basins, sc.
We have observed that there too many Dry
GUds Stores land still increasingly he e. all Of them
seeming determined overflow little Wake county with
an immense quantity of the very Cheopest Bargains
had according to their adversements,) chasing
another with those bargains continually.
We not wishing longer join in such hunt, shall
dispose Of all the above hand, at Cost, for cash. and
lginSt the-moths
attention in future will be devoted exclusively to
Ns6
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CANES! CANESI!

GOld, Silver aud Ivory Head Walking Canes
'Ohe with Sword for sale at the New Book Store.
o. l.. CLEVELAND.
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WAVERLY HOUSE,

STUFFED ~ .N:fSH COUNTY,
- About halfway between Raleigh and Tar
E5 borough, directly on the stage Road, and imme.
ZEN 9datpy adjoining William Lees old stand, Is now
9Pen for the reception OF Traveller No pains or ex-
ense shall be spared render this No. House Of En.
lalnment. and IN every respect worthy the patronage
the travelling community. Extensive House room
jewellers good staes for Horses, and large shelters
!" Carriages, BuggIes, sc.
WIN. NJ. CRENSuAW.
Stanhope, n. C. Nov 25, 1874 S26-4t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
For the Arkansas Intellipencer.

Mr.. EDroR:-When on visit, at Fort Gibson
=, attended Theatrical performance, given by the
ihespian Orps of the Fort. The evenings en-,
ter'ainmnet commenced with Jerrolds admired
drama Of 'llack Eyed Susan;" the part of VIII
'iam' 'rhl'edby Mr.. Barr, was masterpiece Of
acting and showed all the look and action of fine
young sailor the other parts were sustained with
talent tha would do honor to some of our
argest houses in the. East. While the play wen,
on the dropping of pin might have been heard,
and when itended, the tremendous burst of ap.
piause told how the hearts of those present leaped
up like one. Next came the song and dance, of
which could say much 10 please; and the farce
OF deaf as POST concluded the evenings en-.
tertainments. "hch was played with life and spir-
IT, aGd brought down peals of laughter throughout
the piece. Much praise is due the society for the
hitting up and taste displayed on the scenery and
decorations around the interior, (done by you ng
artist belonging TO the Corps,) and for tho per-
iect order and decorum observed. The house was
hIled to overlooking. and the gay appearance of
The ladies', the officers of the Post, and the SOL
1'ers of the respective regiments stationed there,
made me think had returned to my home of ga.
ely and pleasure. Visters at the post, by attend
ing the performances will derive much inteIec tua
qualification and innocent mrth, and the most fas
'dous need not fear Of seeing anything immoral
Dr. improper. II.
Cherokee ~, September. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
SCOTT. WHITE &Co

HAVE just received from New Orleans, and
for sale low for cash
IS kegs Boston cut nails
10 do EPSON salts
luip alum
trels sugar
30O-ibs birthstone
300 lbs copperas
barrels moasses
5 do mackerel
A do tanners oil .-
l tierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles
do loaf sugar
do queenswaro
do soap
d" pine apple cheese
l bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowly steele
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs E. B. do
cask Goldfish
sacks pepper
90 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars,
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and aimee
Fhe. 10. 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
by eviathan, 4 years old. Z
tmud Mayes', B. t. Susan Alexander,
BY Jeviathan, 8 years old, 2

W %eViuttdHs q yedra Olus q q
Time-l 56-2 6.
he trick on this day was much better than il
wion tie day of she former race, (although still
vi heavy,) there having been toierable good
raj Thursday night. John Ross, when uncover.
edooked ms fine as satin; and the filly better
ths when she ran against Festivity-that race
hang improved her, by reducing little.
calling, John Ross had the track, and at the
sigl, both bounded of with sgood start, the fiily
ahS, and before they got 100 yards, took the
tras and kept the lead nearly round the turn,
whS in despite Of the pulling and " yawing'' Of
Itt Jack, on John Ross, he came along side, in
whNposition they run at a sweeping' pace for
abofour hundred yards, when Jack allowed his
horfo go in front leading round the turn, and
"omt homo in splendid style, an easy winner by
abo,rhree lengths.
AR the usual time, they were agdin called to
the nt-both looking fresh as if it was the first
heat. AT the word they again were ofr-the filIy
leadinas before, round the turn; on the back
stretcp pohn Ross got up along side and brought
all llttpack's into requsition to prevent him pa
ing; dthe turn the filly again led until rounding
INTO thhome run, where John made play and
passed dpming in about length ahead an ungal.
lant wher.
Althtgh she was at no time able to make John
noss s1iShten ms neck; Sill, IN her CONDITION,
she has un some credit by her race and when
caught & ght," win make any other than those
who havs'' nags" of the proper /" strpe," look
rneful inse face should they try to beat her, for
she is nonof your soft snaps after all.
After u regular race was decided, the short
stock" be,n to I" shine," and various pony races
OF three four hundred yards come off, on each
Of which, here were several dimes bet. :.
ihus eted our first meeting; which. although,
fell far sort Of what many anticipated, still was
lot wthou considerable amusement,
Yours, &c.,
NJ. DUVAL. Secretary,
Fort Gibson, JOCKEY Club.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
NOTIt f..

- EAI"D md sCperat" proposals. will be received at
- th" "fIcc "f the undersigned, Ln - ociuck, NJ
the 26th day Of September Io44, for furnishing the
Quarter Masters Department with 5000 five
bushels Of corn, and (2OOO) thousand bushels of
oats.
Bids will be received for 1000 bushels of corn and
500 bushels of oats, and upwards.
single bid for the whole amount of corn or oats
will have the preference all other bids, should
this single bid be equal to, less than the average Of
smal bids
The privilege of rejecting any all bids deemed too
high IS reserved to the United States.
Quarter Masters office, f. B. ALEXANDER
ftSmth Sept !, loIi. Capt. Il A. q. M.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
G - Z at "A tt A TON!
NEW e.DOsiS.

DlCkETT GREGG have Just received and are
L now opening, direct from New York and Ph,la-
pha.
10 "nS". HInc PrnS. new style. IL figures;
l. Fnry assorted Prints new style:
- '' nauucks leans. Saitnets Gassimeres and
I',rd rmcs;
81 hai"> ,rpNn, striped paid and blea.hed Do
mc>lrs, all qualities c"ttonades, twils gam
hroons, suspendrs hosiery. sha Is and anderchefs
all sorts and sues, new style silks accs and ribbons
umbrellas paraspls and shades, lawns nous de lanes
coat trimmings, boots. shoes, hats, caps and bonnets
new style books and stationery, hardware and cutie
ry glassware and queensware; scythcs and sckIes
nails, castings and cotton yarn sugar coffee
generally in fact. almost every article usually
found any store in this country-al Of which are
offered very low for cash and barter wholesale or re.
tail.
Van Burcn. Ark's May I3. IS4I.-I6-Iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

And. also, in each Of the respective counties. the
following county officers, to wit one Sheriff, one
Coroner, one Clerk of the Circuit Court, one County
Treasurer, one County Surveyor; and for the
respective townships in each county. one Consa.
bic. and such number of Justices of the Peace. as
are authorized by the constitution and laws Of this
State. And also, three School Commissioners
for each and every county in this State, as provided
by sec. 20 of ian act to esabIisha system of Com
mon Schools in the State Of Arkansas - approved
Feb. Sd, 1913.
The Sherffs Of the respective counties are
required to cause said elections to be holden accord
ing 10 law.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of SAID
L.. S. State to be affixed at Little Rock, on tho
3lst day Of July, A. d. 1874.
By The Governor: SAML' ADAMS.
DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
July 81. lS44.-td.
Ok OUNCES QUININE, just received and for
~ sale by SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
September IA, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

We are authorised TO announce w. B. HEARD as
ca for Treasurer Of Cra wford cosnty Al the
next election.
We are authorized to say. that ISAIAH gINsANT,
will ss Magistrate, if reelected at the October
Election. 80 =
We are authorised to announce JOHNATHAN EP.
PIER as q candidate for Magistrate II Van Buren
Township
Weare authorised to announce s. D. DAUGHERTY
as candidate for Treasurer of Crawford county
We are authorised to announce THOS A. BROOK.
ING is candidate for Magistrates in Van Buren 1ewn.
ship.
weare authorised to announce JOSHUA TIBBETTs
candidate for Magistrate, in Van Buren Township.
We are authorized to announce R. p PRYOR rs q
candidate for Magistrate, in Van Buren, Township,
the ensuing election, in October next.
We are authorized to announce ISAAC B. AUSTIN
as candidate for Magistrate, in Van Buren Township,
at the ensuing election, in October next.
At the request OF many voters, H. B. HOWELL has
consented to become candidate for magistrate in Vau
Buren, Township, at the ensuing October election.
Weare authorised to announce D. w FILLkRIM
as candidate for constable of Van Buren ,owdoeP
We are authorised to announce GEORGE WASH.
lNGToN HAWKINS, candidate for Coroner Of
Crawford county.
We authorized to announce J. w. WASH
BOURNE, as a candidate for Magistrate of Van Buren
Township.
We authorized to announce N. A. PRYOR, as a
candidate for constable of Van Bure Township, the
ensuing October election. (
Weare authorised to announce BIVIEN BROOKING,
a candidate for Constable Of Van Buren Township,
at the ensuing election.
We authorized to announce ALEX ANDER
MCLEAN, the present incumbent, u candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Crawford county, at the next October election.
VAN buren,, February L, le4i.
Mr.. Clarke,
SiR:-You will please to announce me in your pa
per as a candidate for the office of CLERK of the
Circuit Court. for the county of Crawford, at the
next October election. R. s. GIBSON.
Mr. CLarke:-You are hereby authorized to announce
candidate for the office of Sheriff of the Coun
ty of Crawford, at the ensuing election in October
next JERRE R. KANNADY.