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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
BRIrrsH IsrEarERESoE In OUR ELEcrross

BRITISH lNTERFEREEoE OUR ELECTIONS
We ask the particular attention Of those wings
who were induced last summer TO be eye that the
British iree-traders interfering in our elections
in behalf Of Mr.. Polk, to the letter below. phe
London Herald, of the 23d Of January, introduces il
with the following remark:
"We have received from an intelligent friend IN
New York the following encouraging account Ofthe
OF parties in the American commonwealth. -
The intelligent friend Of the London Herald thus
encourages that British journal
SNOW for word about our defeat in The Presi-
dental elections. What though the field is lost all
is not lost. The wing party is neither few nor faint
but fearless, determined and Indomiable still. You
plainly that The coFruptiOns OF the Democrats
were mainly infused into the great States OF New
York and Pennsylvania--which elect very nearly
one quarter .f the Electoral college. All the small
States voted for Clay Thus shall maintain a
preponderance in the Senate, our conservative arm.
1t rs believed that the aggregate popular vote for
Clay exceeds that for Polk. l trust that in your
correspondence ,oith your friends you amH dissuade
them from dessrting us. Tell them their Saxnn re-
latlons have fought bra,e'y, and that our armor is
nauseous with fltl--hell IN their hearts and hang
man in their faces. We viii ride over Them YET.
We have host of honest and aented men in Con-
gress who will not sulnber at their posts. Depend
upon it, Polk 'wi not sleep in down Of the c,gnets
Of the Ganges.''
81 am AS sure that now silently, steadily and
rapidly progressng in the eartailent of UNIVERSAL
SUFFRAGE, that blight upon our system, and in the
consequent reform in our representation, rs | am"
Mark the assurance olihis friend Of Brtain-''Oe
shall naintaia our preponderancs in the Senate--our
conservative aym.'' Remember the declaration Of The
London Times, quoted by few days ago--"ps
naI 10 go WHIT he Ssssfs will say" What Q cor.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
Review of the Mobile Market.
From oar Price Current of Saturday


COTTON-Since Frid " evening last we have received
81 i bales and exported - 2J balesleavng the stock
hand and ship hoard not cleared last evening OF
17J 607 bales-against p 81 same time last year.
At our last weekly notice good enquiry prevailed but
buyers restricted in their operations by the advanced
preensiou of holders Since then the market has main
taned the stiffness OF feeling prices eanngIn favor
OF sellers quotations foot being advanced eighth Ola
cent all qualities below good fair Buyers have cnnae
Queuy been again confined 10 the completion of fregh
engagement aud the partial execution of their most be
raj orders The transactions have been principally 70
reign account in which yers for Continental ports hav
participated with those OF Great Britain the latter Dein
The chief customer For the eastern markets and hOm
luanuiacturers something has been done but compare
lively little for the northern markets. The unflvorabit
of the New York market last adyices, checks nj
demand for that quarter. The total stock unsod is
compaied utGear 80 600 bales fact showing that
ports ofwcekly sales from time 10 time have fallen shor
of the actual business.
We report the total sales since Friday last at l1,00
bales-say $3.50 on Saturday 5000 Monday, 5000 Of
Tuesday POGO on "Wednesday. l5D2000 Thursday and
40l0 yesterday. We q4ote follows, remarkng that thu
market which presented very quiet aspect or three o
four days previously exhibited more of animation yeser
day will lie by the return of sales and closed very
still "a ouT
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
OF COTTON AT THIS PORT TO DATES,
MOBILE
Monday Morning, March "a, Is4
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
A meeting Of the Democratic party of the count,
If Mobile, will he held al the Court House on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING next. at half pnat O'Clock
for the pw pose of appointing Delegates The State
Convention, be held at Tuscaloosa on the LIST Mon
lay in May next, to nominate candidate Tor Gov
-rnor Of this State.
The meeting will also take into consideration the
proprety of calling District Convention, to nom
nate "A Candidate for Congress in this District.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

NATIVE WINES We rece ived several days ago
from our esteemed friend JAMES MAaoFFIN, Esq,
of st. Stephens, case of Wines made from his VIM
yard of Native Grapes last fall, and couple OF bot
ties Of Cider, from apples gathered from the trees Of
his orchard. We delayed opening the liquids until
we had the opportunity of submitting them to the
of Two three friends, excellent Judges in this
department of good cheer, and particularly skilled
in all that relates TO vinous lamentations. They
unite with in the opinion that these Wines are in
respect, excepting only in age, inferior to the best
light Sherry, which they strongly resemble, and when
we assure Our readers that they the pure Juice of
the grape, unadullerated with alcohol, and made by
simple process, from fruit that can be cultivated
with little labor and expense, to almost any extent,
they cannot fail to perceive that this branch of in
dustry can he prosecuted to great advantage in soils
and in climate peculiarly adapted 10 the growth Of
the vine in all its varieties. The CIDER is sur
passed, and, in judgment, not equalIed by the
specimens Of that made rom the celebrated Harri-
son apple New Jersey.
The generous donor will please accept our thanks
for his cvty.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

To OFFICE SEEKERS "A friend suggests that
the aspirants Tor Office AT Washington, might per.
haps derive some useful hints to aid them in their
pursuits, b, reading Cicero de 06iciis.-[New York
Morning News
"a friend who holds to the hard in Latin pro'
n, unciation tranates this hick-a ro. about oicss)
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

CHRoNoMETRY.-Ab big boy who displayed a
dangling watch-chan, was asked-"What's the
time, Josiah?' lie drew his watch very ceremoni-
ousy. and after examining awhile, referred to
other, AMI asked, ais this fguy nine or fgury lev
en1'' He was told that il was "6gury seven.''-
swell, then," said Josiah, e" lacks just about half
an inch of eght.''
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

Gen. SIMON CAMERON (dewocraD has been
elected to the Senate of the United States to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Mr.. BucHA-
NAN Of Pennss wanna.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

THEATRE From our advertising columns we
learn that the new Opera ofths BOHEMIAN GIRL
is TO lie produced AT our Theatre tonight for the first
,: W. ,,,, ,h. s,,,;,;,,od ,o,,ol = fo,, tho lam
~ 0t'
nary NUMBER Oh inc h'"oA@"och@ as "Pphedoe ~ t"e
niece in question -
p.xx Tr.ArRr.-.Tur Roprn,.s G,R,,-
,rh seec,;nn nf the .Roben;an Grip far the ,nen,,g
of The opera season, and the debut Of The three excel
Ian, ,ocaI;s,s WIN were ia chief attractions were
LiohIy crs1tabe tn the ubsmen, If ibnse concerned
il; n,odncino il II Combines ali the .,,r,ct;o,s ri
The different branches of the drama and iudepepdent
lvor the music would give satisfaction to "A mai rity
Of play goers, But when il is considered thai as AN
opera, il is work q" genius, full OF fine lnsrnmen
tai and vocal beauties and that gives opportunity 10
such singers as Mrs SEGulN, with her full rich so
prdno, and Mr. FRAZER, with his sweet and ADM
rably-culiivated tenore, aud Mr.. SEGuiN, with his
nimitabe basSo, to display their rare abilities, the
attraction was certainly immeasurabiy enhanced
Mr. Frazer, the new tenure. who sustained The role
of the hero Of the piece, has voice ogrea richness,
force and effectiveness; round. full and caIacious
nd,carable OF producing strong impressiun parti-
cularly IN The atttndso passages How beautifully
was this evinced ~ the Duet, IN the early pant OF
The second act, with Airline
'The wound upon thy.arm,
Jonathan ,,;,I ,b., deI;c;o,s c.n,,b;la
~r, ',,,,.
i"e S''''' =, "o' '"'"'
ana lhal before me grahd h'''e
PITY for one IN childn ood torn etc.
His sonp, were all admirably given TOO: all three
we're every NIGH, rap,urously encored and II did NOT
reonire longer ordeal than a single night to es tab
i;sh him n G,yo,i,e with lie Koickerbnckers. Ills
repu,u,ion will hereafter be their esl eciaI care
Mr. Sepuin. whose role in don Giovanni .La
Gazya La1ra.' .Amilie,' ERA DiayoIo,' etc had
stamped him az the first prma bassos in America had
I'm, lille IN do that was worthy ofbis grea, mowers
m the Bohemian GIRL He had no single song p:
but had nevertheless, some opportunities to make his
splendid voice TELL IN the concerted music of the piece
Such was the exquisite trio,
.A,l,be wor,d bi,ber av,
:, -, ,u.,, -:
w. ;,..do.J co. h;n, iii nro,, aes., III; Iii
and charac eristc action in the dance, after the be
trohal OF the gpsey BRIDE, was very rIch and rem
dereo INA. spii'ieu scene LOUDLY s"ooess'a ,
'i''' Ts, " 80 - i, 49,
man Sa's'y'"s "e' previous aue' . anu converting
.'an{ ~ ~, "h ',,,I,s ai', C'or ho .',o
VIII =, t" ipnp'i ,nrn,aJ i; ,ha n,a,Ianaas
, ,,od,,;oe. of Ier .a;ce and had made =" r,n,
id and decided an advance in every branch of her
profession. to surprise even those who had ever
been her warmest appreciaters She trode the stage
with Freedom exhibiting no constraint IN action, nor
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

."GRoPANIc."-The sunAower is perhaps destn-
ed to become one Of our most valuable agricultural
products. One hundred pounds of the seed afford
forty pounds Of oil. The refuse of the seed, after
exp, esson, furnishes excellent food for CATTLE
Of singular qualities; the stalk affords superior al
kali. and the comb Of the seeds is choice dainty
for swine.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

The Senate of the United States have had the
Zoll.Verin treaty under consideration again, and
postpoDed il until the regular session.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

dial sympathy between them! Again See how the
London Herald is appealed to FOR his help by has
correspondence Nth our (~hig) ffiends to dissaade
them from deserving us (the Whigs) A London editor
dlssuading wings IN the United States to desert
the WING party But more: 'We are now
sILENTLY, steadily, rapidly progressing in The
taiia,em Of universal suffrage. that BLIGHT upon our
SYSTEM" Thus writes an American wing 10 II
British Tory! Comment on such evidences Of SYM
pathy between some of our own citzens and some
oil those of Eng hand is unnecessary. The American
who does not feel indignant at such sentiments as
are contained in this Infamous letter, has none of the
spirit of the rs wings in his heart-INashyille
Union.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

Professor Sillimars Geological Lectures,
ECTURE Wins EVENING, March 24lh
IL at half past O'Clock in the Presby terian Church
on Government street.
Sutea-The Fossil Vegetation. Progress of We
getabe Life, from the earliest entsmbed sea weeds,
through the Coal FOrmation-ihe FOSSIL Pines , r
cone-bearing trees and Palms-toL ignite and buried
wood and beds of Peat ending with The present yege-
tation.
o. Single admission SOC.
0o- Tickets to be had at s. W. Aliens Book
Store and at the door. mh24
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

MARRIED-on Thursday evening, goth inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Heard, ALEXANDER McKINsTRY. Esq. TO Miss VIR-
GINA T., daughter of R. r. Dade ESQ., all of this CITY,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

zrNED g RADCLIFFE Is proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk uf the Creut Court,
and will he supported by -.
febl7 9Th MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

o. To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
thorized 10 announce DRURY THOMPSON as a
candidate for reelection TO the Office Of Clerk of the
County Court Of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. febS 60tiles
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

pJ- JACOB MAGEE is recommended by his
friends, candidate for the Office Of County Clerk
of this county. al the election in August next. mhl5
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

G59I respectfully announce myself as candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election.
mh8 S1tf ! w LANG
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

O1-We are requested to announce EDWARD b.
GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court
at the ensuing election. mill
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

SALAMANDER SAFES--The subscr iber,
~ agent of the Manufacturers for the sale of the
above Fire Proof Safes, is prepared furnish them
Of any size suitable for offices or steamboats, Those
wishing to purchase, are requested to examine
them, with the certificates, from those who have
tested them. JOHN PHILLIPS,
mh24 COZ ner Cont and Water streets.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

The English papers call the Siamese twins and
their hepmates the 'quadruple alliance
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

90 The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup
port him as a candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
County Court, AT the election in August next.
ianI6 4IlteE
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

DJ-The friends of JOHN p. REMY announce
him candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Cir
cuiE Court of Mobile county, at the election on the
first Monday Of August next. ianl4 3SIea
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

FROM the Boston Post
The entire Democratic Congressional ticket, we
think, is elected. In all the towns heard from, Hale
has 2,327 votes. In the same towns Woodbury.. (de-
MOI has $3.50; Norris. (demo.) 1851; Nesmih,
(whig) GOAL; Porter, (Ab) l, s67; all others AIT.
The votes for Norris Nesmlih and Porter show about
the average for their respective tickets.
The LEGIsLATURE.-In So towns, "a demo-
Gratis, 20 wings and 2 Abolitionsts are elected to
the House Of Representatives. rhe democrats will
have strong najorities in both branches. The wings,
possibly may have one member in the Senate.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

lhe National lntelligencer Of the 9Th, announces
the Geath oflsAAc c. BATES, one of the Massachu-
sets Senators in Congress- which took place in that
city on The evening of the preceding day.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

0G~There is quite competition in magnanimit,
between tho two candidates Tor Mayor of Rochester
New-loik. We mentioned the other day, that the
wing who is the incumbent in ofce. decided the con-
sted lee ton, in favor OF his democratic opponent
by his own casting vote The democrat has rel ;ed Ia
accept, leaving his competitor hold under the
law. But he refuses and resigns, SO that the Com.
Council will have TO elect the Mayor to fill the
vacancy, The wing candidate is JNo. ALLEN. The
democrat d. Keller.
0d'Under the wing ascendancy in both branches
Of the Ohio legislature the reign Of Banks and Bank
paper, is likely to be fully re-estabshed. Ahe'
passing huge bank bill, which charters scores
Of thanks, they have repealed of the restrictive
acts passed by former legislatures and delivered
the Community to the tender mercies OF regiment O
corporations, Among their other acts they have re-
peaed The laws compelling the banks 10 receive teiI
own paper in paymant of debts.
In order 10 strengthen Ives against the DOS.
s'be Reaction Of public sentiment they have thrown
themselves eh'fe'y on party ascenduncy for support
and nave re constructed and re-apportioned several
Of the representative and senatorial dist, lets and al
tered county boundaries, and divided countes an az
10 change their political character in the LEGISLATURE
= ID gerrymander whiggery into pernanen, lep,sla.
tive majority.
90 A movement has been made in the Senate Of
Newly ork, against the society of "Shakers." One
Of the State Senators made serious charge agains
them nlschievous and demoralising these anC
asked FIR select committee OF investigation, which
was granted.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

nIL-Refned winter bleacled Whale in terces
" and barrels, far sale by
mh24 ]. PHILLIPS, cor CONT and Water sts
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FOR LIVERPOOL

FOR LIVERPOOL.
.SSM The A British ship BIRKENHEAD. ha-
SR52 wing nearly 1000 bales cotton hoard, wants
about 400 bales 10 complete her leading. For releh
mh24 apply to JAS. REID & CO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A LOT OF LAND, No three 81 objection seven
n teen, township fourteen Of range one east, con-
tanning nine,y -four acres aud seventy four hundreds
of an acre, in Marengo county, State Of Alabama,
situated on the river side and is well known to be
some Of The best cotton land in the State. -.
1t will he sold low by applying to NJ. b NJ.
Quinn. If not sold al private sale previous TO the
LIST of April it will be sold public sale in front Of
the Mansion House.
Also, one section Of Land in Baldwin county,
State of Alabama, being section thirty FIVE, 1857 in
township (6) south Of range two ~ east. contain
SIX hundred and forty-seven and eighty three
hundreds of an acre This il same of the best tim
bered land in the State and lying close 10 the hay Of
Mobile.
The titles to these lands certificates from the
Land Office Of the United States. : ~
mh22 95t1stAp NJ. Il M. QUINN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

The Mllledgeville Georgia. Journal (whlg) is en-
gagged in controversy with the Augusta Coas ituion-
alist, on the subject of TEXAS The proposition OF
the Journal is, that taking the action of Congress
upon the whole subject into consideration, il would
be seen that the South betrayed" by the demo-
cratic party! This whig organ has the cool assur-
to tell the Southern people that The democrats
unailhlul to The South, because they would not
annexing TEXAS, although nearly every man was in
favor of the principle Of annexation And this is
said by wing Tor the instruction of the South to breed
-nspicons of the democratic patty, when not dozen
wings could be found in both Houses of Congress
who favor of annexation al ALL Ofthe 275
members which composed the Two Houses of Com
gress, there say about 160 democrats and ll5
wings Ofihe democrats only tsOO were fina y oppos-
ed to the wing only four finally voted
for it. On The project introduced by wing as the
best wing offer for Ttras, only eight wings were in
the affirmative; SO few, that it was carried through
the loIse by democratic votes, counting wings or
counting them all adversely. Adding together the high
est wing votes given to Texas in both Houses, when
most wings voted that way, the aggregate is
eiepen exactly, viz: eight Browns resolution IN
the House, and three on the amendment resolutions
in the Senate. Aud yet this Georgia oracle of ~hig-
gerry s discoursng about The infdey to The South
of the democratic party the subject Of Texas!
What next!
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

RROOMS, SEQ doz Shaker Brooms; 5ido. hi
- do; 10 doz Whisk Brushes; 10 doz Shoe DO I;
olack Scrub do; Clamp Scrub do; round and Spare.
Window do; Allicant and Manila Mats, in store
and for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
mh24 Grocers, SO Dauphin street
s. UGAR-25 bbls WooIse, & Woolsey's crashed,
~ in store and for sale by
mh22 F0SDIcK n CHARI.OCK, SO Com. st..
y Fed BUCKW hEA1--In store aud for sale by
~ WRIGHT& CUNNINGHAM,
mh2z Grocers. SO Dauphin-st
w HISKEY-73U bbls Rec,ified, for sale by
w mh22 3. |. & l. 1. JONES.
SOAP-300 boxes assorted br nds, for sale by
~ mihxz 3. i. & l. I. JONES.
M oLASSES-40 bhs landing this day and for
III mh22 sale by c. w. TORRANCE.
" HlSkEY-l00 hills in store and for sale by
w mh22 BARRON, MEAD & CO.
EALKIRK ALE-25 casks. a pure article, for
= sale by lmh22l 8. ]. q l. ]. JONES'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

FORGERY and arrest of the Foree.- I've and
Stokeey Yesterday arrested Charles G. Fisher, who
is suspected Of perpetratng forgery almost equal
IN point of adroitness those Of the celebrated Col.
Edwards. On the 2Oth February, a draft was sent
from the State Bank of Georgia for 1886 IA on the
Mechanics Bank Of this city, and payable to the
order OF Prof Muhenburg and E. W. Clark q Co.,
Brokers, Of Philadelphia This draft was presented
at the Bank by man who has been identified the
prisoner, and paid. Messrs. Clark s. Co. being one
of the agents Of The Bank of Georgia, being advised
Of the psymeat OF The draft with their endorsement,
The forgery was discovered and is supposed the
draft was obtained and the forgery facilitated by the
prisoner or some accoa,plice going 10 the Philadel
phia Post O,ice and obtaining possession ol Messrs.
Clark & Co's letter Ii is also supposed that Fisher
passed draft on the Mechanics Bank of this city
IN the name Of Jas. #. Random, ofPhiladelpha, and
wa. paid few days before his arrest.-[New York
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOh EIV EHPOOL.
.$SA The A ship WALLACE, having nearly
Ss3a2E 1000 balls of cotton on board, wants about
140a200 bales on freight. Apply to
mh4 JAMES REID a. Co
The above ship will sail previous to lst April and
can handsomely accommodate passengers if early ap.
pication be made to Captain Main or James Reid
g. Go.
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DE TsTR Y.

nR. LEES NERVlNE will give immediate re.
- lief to the most acute TooTH ACHE, WHINE il
proceeds from an exposed nerve. II will also en-
tirely destroy the nerve that the tooth may De
nlugsed and again become useful. wi,houl any pain
Whatever The Neryine is perfectly free from every
thing injurious to the organization q the tooth or
that win discolor it,
Certificates Of its efficacy, from some Of the most
respectable citizens, may he seen n the OFFICE,
southeast corner of Royal and Dauphn.sireeis over
Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royal-st.
HPEyery operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the latest improved principles and warranted
to last. mhzi Stu
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

The THRoEG AT WAsHINoToN.-The Globe
contains under this title, interesting editorial
tcle from winch we make few extracts
There is a very great difference between the thronG
which attended The Inauguration Of General Harris
on, and that which crowded the city NJ The Insrgura
ton of President Polk. Day after day the great
hall of the White House-the anti .rooms-the Pres
dent's Office, in Harrison's short reign, had theft
congregations of Office seekers. The marshal OF The
District had on some occasions, TO make way fnI
the President through the crowd, to enable him tc
pass in and out of the house.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

0o-I offer my name 10 The voters of Mobile county
eaudinate for the Office Of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
ani5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
0J-The undersigned announces himself a cam
ddate for CLERK of the Circuit. Court OF Mobile coun-
iy, at the ensuing August election.
ianl7 41te JACOB s. MARSH.