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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

We are authorized to announce JAMES
WINSTON, Esq, of Benton county, as a
candidate for Congress in this Congress
Sional District. may6
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce BURR
II. EMERSON as a candidate for Repre-
sentative of Benton county at the ensuing
August election. [marIS
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
rs We are authorized to announce WM.
J. MAYO, Esq, as candidate for Circuit
Attorney for the 7th Judicial District, COM
posed of the counties of Benton, Hickory,
Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and Henry.
We are authorized to announce MARK
l.. MEANS, Esq, as candidate for Cir
cult Attorney for the 7th Judicial district,
omposed of the counties Of Benton, Hick-
ory. Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and
Henry. may27
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce JOSH
UA w. WEST as a candidate for the Of,
fee of Sheriff Of Benton county, at the
ensuing August election. july23
gE~ We are authorized to announce JAS.
M. BLAKEY Jr., az a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff OF Benton county, at the
ensuing August election-subject to the
decision of the whole people at the polls.
We are authorized to announce HEN
RY F. BURNS as candidate for the Of
flee of Sheriff OF Benton county, at the
ensuing August election. apl29-tfe
W We are authorized to announce A.
BRAHAM SALLEY, as a candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff Of Benton county, at
the ensuing August election. aprill5
1--WE are authorized to announces Gel.
JOHN HOLLOWAY as candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Benton coanly, at
the ensuing August election. Euay4
DFWe are authorized to announes the
name of JAMES w. HAWKINS as a
candidate for Sheriff of Benton county. at
the ensuing August election,
FOR CONSTABLE. f
II We are authorized to announce VIII
LIAM II. KEE aa candidate for Constable
Of Lindsey Township at the ensuing Au-
gust election. 80, max26
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
New ork, July 81.

The Cunard steamer arrived
here day, bringing one weeks
later intelligence from Europe.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES N. HANDY.
Huniingd0le, Benton Co., !
July 81, l84S.

a91he above note was intended for our
last paper, but was not received until af-
ter it had been put 10 press. This must
be the apology for the delay IN its appear
ance.- Eds. VSitor.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

The Louisville Journal Of Wednesday
announces the arrival in that city, on the
Martha Washington, Of Gen. Butler and
staff.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
ENGLAND s. IRELAND.
LiUerpOoi, July g.

ENGLAND s. IRELAND.
Liverpool, July 8.
The overland mail from In
dia arrived, bringing dates to
the 18th of May.
An express arrived from Dub
lin on Friday last. it is stated
that the Catholic clergy of the
Archdiocese of Tuam have re-
solved TO adhere to ihe Concili-
alton Half Repealers, and to OPP
pose the formation of the league.
Martin is still at large. Devin
Reilly has written to the Attor-
ney General, avowing himself
the author of an article which
appeared in the Fcloa. The l.
rish papers are very fierce and
bitter in their declarations, and
they must ultimately attract the
attention of the authorities.
The proceedings Of Parlia
ment were uninteresting, The
motion on the subject of parlia-
mentary reform was rejected by
a vote of eiehty-one to three
hundred and 6fty-one.
FRANCE.
Armed men, loaded muskets
and instruments for casting bull
lets, have been discovered in
many of the cellars about Paris.
The destruction of property
during the recent insurrection,
is much less than was at first
supposed. The houses, howe
yer, area good deal battered.
Several General officers were
killed and wounded, and an i'm
mense number of Colonels and
superior officers were put "horS
du combat"
On the goth, two men in ca
briolets were arrested. They
had with them immense sums of
Russian gold, and quantity of
ammunition, besides being hea-
vily armed with daggers and
pistols. The insurgents used
iron balls pierced with copper,
which projected from both sides.
Chaugarmier has been appoint
ed chief of National Guards of
the Seine.
The National Guards who
were unfaithful during the re-
bellion, have since been disban-
ded.
Among the best informed per-
sons, CasSaudiere is considered
as the chief of the late insurrec-
ton, and Louis Blance was pri-
Wy to it, but he shrank from an
active participation in it. Their
organization was perfect.
The police are making i'm
portant discoveries. Soon it
will be known where the mon
ey came from, and who promo
ted the instruction.
miscellaneous. Several l.
rishmen have been sentenced to
transportation for drilling and
practising themselves in the use
of arms.
There is nothing Of conse-
quence from Italy. The nego-
tiations for peace have failed,
An insurrection of Galley
Slaves broke aut in Sicily, and
was only quelled after much
slaughter.
The .Archduke John of Aus
tria, has been appointed Lieut..
General of Germany.
The cholera is making fright
ful rayages in Russia.
Lamartine, it is said, contem
plates making another tour in
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
Candidates Department.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
WINSTON, Esq, of Benton county, as a
candidate for Congress in this Congress
Siunal District. may6
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The Triumph Of John C.rCalhonl|
" and John Tyler. allI,. lai'..

Tie nomination Of Gen. Taylor by
the wings is a great triumph for Mr..
Calhoun and ex.President Tyler. Mr..
Calhoun, we learn, has laboredhard Cor
the result, and the few Tylerites in this
city are in extacies at it. is not a
triumph of the South--ol constitutional
rights ofthe States, but real triumph
Of the slarery propagandists! The
poor wing "DOUGH FACES" Of the,
North who were sill y enough to believe
their leaders, are in a pretty pickle just
now. The more honest Of that party
among us look blue enoogh, and many
of them are like the army that "swore
terribly in Flanders" h @h
This state Of things is worth thou.
sands Of votes 10 the democratic party.
and will insure US the State Of Ohio by
a large majority. The dissatisfied
wings will hold a Stale Convention
here on the 2lsl and 22d inst, and
make new ELECTORAL ticket. Ohio
Statesman. 81 .,g ~,s.r
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having power over man, b thus given corpor6ai
application; and. what 10 better, We know how to
assist the good principle. The blsod. 70 conquer
the bad humors, and thus produce health and cheer
fulness. where before there was nolhing but sad
ness and despair. aeh ,ep5l
Be exceedingly afraid Of fCouNrERrEiT PILLs.
The Agent is the only person from whom Brand
Ieth 3 Pills should be purchased. 99fra 9 20
:iFN BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Be very careful and 60 to the Agent when you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure OF the
genuine article. When you purchase otherwise.
inquire whether the person selling them know the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills
Every man knows whether the articlehe offersyou
10 true or false. Beware of cheats ~ Al.
To insure the full benefit OF these celebrated
Pills. they should be kepti the house. that upon
the 6rst commencement Of sickness, they may be
al once resorted TO. One dose then is better than
adozen after disease has become established in the
system, 35sfi3 .g4a ~ tf5assss,a vi June.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for %
cents per box, at Dr. B. Brandreth's Principal
Office, 81 Broadway, New York, and by the
following duly authorized Agents
0o-A fresh supply of the above Pills, just re-
ceived by the following Agents. i. 4a
J.sR. & j. Fl. NORRIS, Woodsheld. 1851
WM. STEEL, Stafford. 81 sj1gs
w. H. Fl. KERRICAH, Carlisle. H-
J. M. ROUND, Summerheld.
J.F., BIDENHARN S Co., Malaga = ri
H. ROUND, Sarahsville, Morgan co. y, $
WEIGHS THOMPSON. Beallsville.
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Cas-, agfeeably tothe nomination. &c.
Thus have we shown, that Tbomas
Jefferson, The acknowledged head Of
the American Demo the great
exponent ofits principles and the prac.
tiser Of its precepts; the man that
federalism charges, was the first Presi-
dent to act upon the principle Of re-
warding bis political friends, and punish
ing his political enemies; was the Presi.
dent, that brought lie Wis Cass into no
tice, by confering upon him the respon-
sible part Of United States Marshal, for
the district Of Ohio. ssiit,,es 4di,aS
Upon the accession Of Mr.. Madison,
the pupil, friend and confident Of Mr..
Jefferson nominated Lewis Cass as a
Colonellin the regulnr nrmy, and in less
than month thereafter, promoted him,
during the recess Of Congress, to be
BRlaAp,Ea GENER.L, and in less than
one year thereafter, conferred upon him
the Office Of Governor, Of the then Ter
ritory ofMichigan. Atthat time Mich
igan was the most exposed portion Of
oul frontier-exposed to the incursions
of the enemy, and filled with savage
bands, stimulated to violence against
the Americans, b, British promises Of
protection and by British gold. These
facts made the office the most RESPONSE.
BILE one within the appointing power Of
the President, and he choose from a.
mong the able men Of the country, one
whose patriotism and Democracy had
been tested. ..s
If from these Iacts,-if from this
"proof from the record" whiggery can
derive single gIeam Of comfort, to aid
them in the crusade against one whe,
at the cali OF his country rallied 10 her
standard, and whose name and fame is
dear to the people Of the West, they are
welcome to it.-Ohio Statesman.
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CoNsrIpATIoN OF ThE BOWELS o. co,

iiyeness head.sche giddiness. pain in the side and
breast. nausea and sickness, variable appetite, yell
low or swartiy complexion, &C.. are the usual
symptoms Of Liver Complaint. Wigh,'s Indian
Vegetable Pills are always certain to remove the
above complaints, because they purge from the bo
dy those morbid humors which are the cause, not
only OF all disorders Of the liver but of every mall
sdy incdcntt to man. A single rs cent boz will in
all cases give relief and perseverance, will most
suredly dive every particle Of disease from the
body. a. s.liass lst -E
(J- Becare of Sugar Coated Comterfeits!
l Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of VIM.
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by J A. & G. H. Dav.
enport, sole sgents for WoodsfieId. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, l69, RACE st.
Philadelphia. ,la f,t5 f.trss.t
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READ IT! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, AND
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June ~. lo4o. - gsN.tI1-f fel... .ffff
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/. COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY.
E a5oIe y Philadelphia, May 2Sth, lS45.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir. feel hound to the afflict-
ed to give publicity to the extraordinary effects Of
your valuable medicine. a
, have suffered for several years past with Liver
Complaint, aud the train Of diseases which follow
ia complete prostIation of the system that it
was with great difficulty could walk, and at times
was confined TO my room. To add to my misery,
Scrofulous affection appeared in my throat, with
Rheumatism in my arms, SO that could not raise
my right arm to my head In the hottest weather
nv feet and hands would ache with the cold, and
perspiration had almost ceased. ! now became
afflicted with dry hnaise cough, and gave up all
hopes of ever getting well. 1 had night sweats,
and got little or no sleep, with frghifu dreams and
morbid headache. ! seemed to be bordering on
INSANITY, and was denied all study or mental
exercise. could not read small paragraph in a
newspaper without great difficulty. ! had great
soreness in my stomach, which caused it to swell
so much that was unable to lie down, or even re-.
cline, but had to be propped up in chair.
had the advice of some eminent physicians,
and tried nearly all the remedies used in such ca.
ses, but continued 10 grow warse, and It appeared
as though speedy dissolution was taking place.
now heard of your medicines, and determined
to try your SANATivE PILLS and to my surprise
the soreness left me, so that could walk about
the house. l continued to improve from that time,
Shortly after my wife called at your store, and OBJ
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After taking which and the Pills for three weeks
there was decided change for the better, SO that
when ] called upon you, you said that ] would
get we'll, and that your ALrERATIvE would cure
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ting well, I still continued taking your Alternative,
urtil had taken four bottles, when there was
sudden change in my whole system. as though l
had got rid of some great burthen, and | could
draw my breath as usual My nerves gradually
became strong, and my appetite returned.
1t has heen about four months since commenc-
ed taking your Medicines, and at this time nearly
every vestge of disease is eradcated from my
system. I sm as active, and nearly as strong, as
at any period Of my life. have now gained nine
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Y have good reason to believe that the use Of
your valuable medicine, by the blessing Of God,
has saved me from premature grave.
leet'sg JOSEPH BARBER.
! Poplar between Seventh s. Eighth Sts., Phila.
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Ind sold on agency by = tH' ki ai.
~ J. G. FLEMING, P. M, Woods6eld,
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We wish to call the readers attention TO
wlsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
that 10 advertised in another column. There is
some pecuiari.y about this article that no other
remedy has. II Is completely master Of all Pul.
monary Disc ,ses, even to the most malignant,
such as our most prominent and skiful physicians
after long treatment have given up in despair as
beyond the reach OF medicine, and their skill. are
cured by this remedy The reader may think there
is some assurance in this, and with soma reason
too, if it was not plain matter of TACT proved by
many cases within our immediate circle Of acquain
tancs We recommend 1t to the afflicted as the
best medicine before the public.
See Advertisement. -|a .G1 1a
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Letter Of Mr.. Polk,

Below Will be found the letter OF Mr.
Polk, 10 the Baltimore Convention, de-
clining to allow his name to be used
in connection with the nomination for
the Presidency. l,is frank and man
~ document, and is keen rebuke To
the thousand and one falsehoods set a.
float that he was seeking the nomIna.
lion. in despite Of pledges 10 the con-
ttary. ~. KIN,
WAsHlNeroN, May l8, 1848.
Dear Sir-From speculations which
have appeared 10 The public journals,
and fran frequent inquiries which have
been made Of me by many political
friends, some. Of Them delegates to the
national democratic convention which
will assemble at Baltimore on the Cad
inst. ! am induced 10 suppose it may
be the desire Of some my friends to
propose my denomination as a candi-
dale Of The democratic party for the Of.
fee Of President Of the United States.
Should you ascertain that such is the
intention Of any Of the delegates, ! de-
sire through you, to communicate to
the convention, that am not a candi-
date for the nominations; and that any
use nf my name with that view, which
may obe contemplated, is without any
agency or desire on my part. .3
i The purpose declared inm my letter Of
the 18th Of June, I844, in accepting the
nomination rendered TO me by the dem.
ocIatic national convention Of that
year, remains unchanged; and to re-
liuve the convention from any possible
embarrassment which the suggestion Of
my name might produce in making a
free selection Of a successor who may
be best calculated to give effect to
/ their viii, and guard all the interests of
Your beloved country, deem it proper
reiterate the sentiments contained in
that letter. ....
Since my election, ] have often ex-
pressed the desire, which | still feel to
retire o private life, at the close of my
present term. entertain the confident
h pe and belief, that my democratic
q iidds trf the convention will unite in
the'har,nooious nomination Of some cit
izcn 10 succeed me, who, if elected,
will frmly9malnlain aud carry out the
great political principles embodied in
the resolutions adopted BY the demo-
cratic national convention Of 1914
principles which it has been the earnest
endeavor, and the constant aim of my
administration to preserve and pursue;
and upon the observance Of which, in
my opinion, mainly depends the pros
perty and prominent welfare of our
copntry,g On reviewing the history Of
my ADMINISTRATION, and the remarkable
events, foreign and domestic. which
have attended it, il il shall be the judg-
ment ofimy countrymen that have
adhered 10 these principles, and faith
iulIy performed my duty. the measure
OF my ambition is fall; and | am amply
compensated for all The labors. cares
and nnxieties which are inseparable
ffom the high station which ! have been
called, 10 fiji u. r.,,, ~, s.s. -. ssgf'
Erq lsshall ever cherish sentiments Of
deep gratitude 10 my fellow citizens for
ihe confidence they reposed in me, in
elecling me to the most distinguished
and responsible public truston earth. Il
Is scarcely necessary that ] should add,
AZ 4 - s.,.tl4 L.. :, - lkso ,n,, d,,tu thar ~
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June 18th, l84S.

SEALED PROPOSALS.-Notice is hereby
- given. that the undersigned will receive
sealed proposals at the Auditors Office Of this
County, until the 4th day Of August next. (at
which time the same will be opened) for making
repairs to Court House Of this County, according
to the specification to be seen at said Office.
.a. r THOMAS ORR, :s..
fsft y JOHN CLINE, jr. sl
8. rst -. THOMAS GRIFFITH,
Commissioners ofMonroe County.
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a TTACHMENT.--At my instance an at.
A tachment was this day issued by Thomas
McMahon, a Justice of the Peace in Adams
township. Monroe county. Ohio. against the pro.
perty and effects of Leah Marion, nonresident
Of said county Dated this 10th day Of June, l84s.
fais1' a. NATHANIEL MANNING.
iuna 18th l8d3 .Hrsla.tr -t .f +lr
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THE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW 1T

THE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW 1T
That Dir. JAYNEs ExPEcroRANr is a certain
cure for asthma, and that fer coughs, colds, con-
sumption, whooping cough, Group, bronchitis, and
every other disease Of the lungs or hrpat il is sure
to produce the most decided benefit. II is re-
commended by thousands who have tried it. and
all say that it is the best remedy, without any ex.
ception, for all Pulmonary Diseases, that has ever
been known, for it alway gives relief, and cures
when every other means have failed. II
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no! YOU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE YOU!

HO! YOU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE YOU!
Well that is misfortune and not a crime; but
tu remain bald, when so fine an opportunity of.
fers TO restore your hair, by faithful application
and liberal use of JAYNE's HAIR Tonic, is but
little short Of crime. This valuable preparation
excites the scalp to a new and healthy action,
cleanses II from scuff and dandruff, prevents the
hair from falling off, cures ,hnse eruplive diseases
which often appear on the head, and in majority
Of cases produces fine growth Of new hair. II
also gives the hair rich and beautiful appearance,
unequaIIed by any thing Of the kind.
"ISTHIs MEDICINE!"
We exclaimed the other day. on tasting Jayne's
Tonic Vermifuge. ltcertainly has none ofthe nau-
seous favour, which one associates with the idea
Of physic. Children consider it quite treat, and
in taking it their paates are gratfed, and their
health restored at the same time. Jayne's Tonic
Vermifuge not only destroys worms but carries of
the mucus In which they are imbedded, and effects
a permanent aud radical cure. Every mother
knows the prominent symptoms Of W orms. such as
voracity. leanness, fcted breath. grinding of the
teeth during sleep, paleness OF the lips, itching ol
the nose, Sc, but there are other indications mol
so generally recognized. A dry cough, dull eyes
enlargement OF the abdomen, and many othel
diseases, frequently denote the presence off,
II their existence is even suspected, the Vermifug,
should be administered. because it can do no harm
in any case, and may do incalculable good.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia
and sold on agency by s.s.j..F I..ii
J.G. FLEMING, P. M, Woods6eld. ttf
Moses p. MILES & SON, Somerton. i,
J. K. HoLMEs, Clarjngton. st-! s.
F. MyERs, New Castle. .ons.s ~
E. HEApLEY, Jamestown. .y. ,.. a Il
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Brandreth's Pills

HAVE A PRINCIPLE IN THEM SIMILAR,
OR WHICH ACCORDS WITH. AND TRU-
4 LY5 STRENGTHENS, THE PURIFYING
PRINCIPLE OF THE BLOOD. -..
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atpubhc oucfy, az the house Of W ilIiam Johnsions
in Seneca township, in the county aforesaid.
On Friday, the Esd day Of June nert.
between the hours of 10 o'clock m, and O. clock
m, the following described personal property, TO
wit: One windmill. one plough. one harrow, one
loom, six head Of sheep, and one mantle clock.
june 8, 1913. WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff
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ou,cry, at the house OF Alfred Dye, in Perry town
ship, in the county of Monroe aforesaid,
On Tuesday, the 20h day Of June nerf.
between the hours Of 10 clock am, aud O'Clock
m, the following described personal property, to
wit: One bay mare, one grey mare, and five head
OF hogs. t.l
june 3, IS4S WIN. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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The said absent defen.
dants, William Wilson,
James Cunningham, jr.,
and Sarah bis wife, Isaac
Erv and Edward Talbot
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-.By virtue OF a writ Of
- endexpon. aud H. ia. ct lev. "a. to me direct
John II. Daley, Treasurer. ea from the court o.
vs.. Co"Hoh kieds Oh
William Johnsfon Monroe county, o..
- - will ofTar fnr .al.
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ship, IN the county of Monroe aforesaid.
On Tuesday, the 18Th day ef June nert.
between the hours of ~ o'clock M and o'clock
m. the following described personal property. TO
wit: One bay mare.
june 3, lS4S. Wm. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
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VIM. F.5HUNTER,
olicitor iJr Complainant.
PARTITION.

MONROE COUNTY, IS,
COMMON PLEAS.
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S1HERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF several
- writs of venditioni exponas to me directed
Marriott s Mayree e u, from ihe n, court Of Com.
VS.. "o i's's y. N~S'
alfred Dye couh,y, OIio, VII WIN
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tor sale, public outcry, at the house Of Robert
Ferrel, in Perry township in the county Aforesaid,
On Thursday, the 18th day Of June nert. &
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock IN, and o'clock
p m. the following described personal property. to
wt One two year old colt and one two year old
hefer. n. ...t.,-.t
june 8, 1913. VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
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Commissioners ofMonroe County.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ OF
- vend,Ioni exponas to me directed from the
Hollister & Hunter, .assi ignees, court OF CON-
'-' vs. .....t nIo" N'eHs VI
Andrev Broom & RoDt. Erel Monroe county.