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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08
From the Defiance Democr
IlousE or REPRESENTATIVES,

washiug,on CITY. Aug. II. le4S
Mr.. Ysariek. Ian happy TO inform on
and through you the people Of my distric,
that the Senate has just passed the bill a.
The House 10 allow holders Of Milusr,
Land Warrants to locate tue same on s,
acres of the aiternsts sections. Thes.
warrants can be bought at about SlOt
OF ITO. This 10 reducing these land. 10
about o. 25 per acre.
yours &c.
wM. SAWYER.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08
From the Georgia Enquirer, lWhig.]
LOOK GU

A desperate attempt is making aud will
be made to impress on the public mind
the bel e that Gen. Tay lor is not thotungh
" with the south on the subject Of slave
ry. Such an attempt will only prove 10
what resorts our opponents are driven IN
order to lnjure him IN the estimation OF
admirers. Why, who is General Ia, lor!
and where does he live! Every bod,
knows that he is a citizen Of Louisiana--
an extensive aud successful iarmer-AND
OWNS MORE SLAVES than most ofhis sianaer.
ers can hope honoradty % obtain. is there
any fear OF such a man on this suhjecl!--
Born in a slave S,a,e; and res'd,ng IN one
WITH A LARGE PORTION OF HIS CAPITAL
INVESTED IN THIS spECIEs OF PROPERTY
Identified ftom interest, incllhatitn, auu
will any sensible man hesitate on th,>
subject To prefer him over his opponent.
who was born, raised, aud still resides Ia
The midst OF the enemies of The South--
who has NJ feeling, and can have none IN
common with rs; and who has avowed ,hr
monstr"us doctrinr, that majority OF the
mongrel mundangoes now ,nhabiting the
territory lately acquired from Mexico
hsve right TO prevent your going there
and hoid,,g your slaves! We ask these
questions in seriousness, are desirous tina,
,he people will lay down feeling of parry
and answer them candidy.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08
EAST TENNESSEE.

A letter from Esst Tennessee, under
date OF Aug. 4. says
"Ths Csss and Batter ere is spreading.
Tue fame seems 10 be rising from ever,
mountain, hill and valley in East Tennes.
see.
.'Yosrs 10 good csuie"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08

O. On one night Of last week FIRE took
ace in Bucyrus and destroyed quite num-
ber OF houses, with large quantity of store
COOS I''s tho greatest accident Of the kind
that ever took plaza in Bacyrus
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08

The Democrats are in the Geld lighting
the esemy. add they are the braves to
fight, for victory 10 sl~sys their motto.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08

What are you thinking about fooli
Well am just thinking, il the Niagrs
Falls we're here, what fool you would be
io jump orer.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08

Rise in The price Of american Breadstufs-
Damage to Eng iish Crops By Uet and
coid--POtdi0 rot. &c.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08

The e.4ustrian Army invading The Papol DO
minions- Battle Fought.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08

More Trials and Cconvictions in France
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08
The Wirmas aud the pucks ofTaylOrism

10 the aouiiioD portlon OF tue taliur
press, who insist that The uWu uer Of ihe b 4
Anns aud the httie Anus--,he hig Cbcr-
rtes and the Ii,tle CheriIs oIg Wlr-
mas aud Tie TIE Pnchs, is a goo enoue IL
Abtf.u, nist Tor All Orsc,IcaI putp0s Q, we
commend the following winch ae tina III
an exchang tr.m Wing paper u Geor
ga wh,ch supports Geu. ayl los for rea>
sous ulfeten, irvm those assigned 10 ONO:
- SIufpS
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08

The Provision Market. &cs &c &c'
New York August 81, lS4S.
Editor ofthe Ohio Statesman:
The steamer Niagara which sailed from
Liverpool on the 10th arrived to day.
She brings news from ireland Of the ar
rest Of Lehne O'Daugherty and Megher.
and Of the hot pursuit, by the Police, OF
O'Gorman, aud other Irish confederAtes.
Tranquility prevails, but the people are
very far from feeling we'll disposed to-
wards the Government.
Several Irisbmen, residing in Eng land +,
as well as several English Chartists, have
been arrested in England for using sedi-
tous language.
O'Brien W i'll soon take his trial for trea..
son. A letter was found upon him. when
arrested, written by Mr. Duffy, Of a highly
open rebellion of the latter.
The Catholic clergy are doing all in
thsir power TO preserve peace.
We have the news of the arrest Of three
Americans and two Frenchmen. while
crossing from Scotland to Armaue h ,charg
ed with being Irish sympathisers. Large
sums Of money were found upon their per.
sons.
Mr.. Meigher has written a letter deny
ing IN indignant lerms that lie has direct
ly or indirectly, offered TO surrender if
Ia NJ.
offer, he says, from the British Govern.
mcnt, except the liberty to all who choose
10 leave the country, to do so, would be
acceptable to him.
Liverpool papers are filed with accounts
Of meetings in the United States. called
for the purpose Of sympathising with the
Irish.
The Chartists are again making hostile
demonstrations in various parts of Great
Britian.
The heavy rains and the cold weather
caused great apprehension of injury to
the crops. The polatoe rot extends over
the whole kingdom.
FRANCE.
Paris 10 still in state ofsege. Sever.
al hundred persoUs, in addition TO those
previously tried, have been found guilt, |
of participating in the late insu,reclion
and two thousand have been liberated.
/ Lamartine has iDlimaled to the elect
ors of Macon desire for retirement.
Great anxiety prevails concerning the
evidence Of The insurrection, which vas
soon to be published by order Of The As
sembly. 1t is rumored that strange and
startling developments will be there found
Nothing viii be suppressed. A debate on
the subject was TO commence on Monday
the day previous to the sailing of the steam
er, and il was feared would cause great
excitement, ,bnt Caiviguac's arrangements
to prevent violence, by popular out.
break, are such as will repress it.
The non.intervention policy Of France,
in the affairs Of other States, has created
a number of enemiesto the government,
but il was hoped that good sense would
triumph.
A serious riot occurred at Lyons. and
several arrests were made. 1t did not
. spring from political causes.
Charles Albert has evacuated Lombar.
dy.
ITALY,
Gen. Welden at the head of the Austri.
all army, has entered the Pope's domin.
ioos. The Pope was greatly incensed.-
A battle ensued, in which the inv sding
forces we're greatly worsted.
The German Duchles have renewed the |
war, but no battle has yet been fought
The blockade was TO have RECOMMENDED
on The 18th.
The way Whig Members Of Cong ress take |
ana nrns a .s..n
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-08
ONE WEEK LATER
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Arrest Of more Irish Patriots and IF Eng
lisa Chartists.

Arrest ofthree americans and two French
men, charged wiih the high crime Of
!Sympaihising with Ireland.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
GLEE.
A,R-"Here's q he1nh,"

AIR-"Here's a heahh."
Here we pledge each son and daughter,
Here we pledge each son and daughter,
Here we pledge each son and daughter,
Dsvotee of sparkling water,
For in that true joys are found,
For in that trle joys are found.
Fill, then fill a flowing measure,
Giving profit. yielding pleasure
Drink! the charm will spread around,
Drink the charm will spread around.
Son and Daughter,
Rushing from the mountain,
Sparkling water,
Gushing from the fountain,
Here we pledge each son and daughter,
Devotee Of sparkling water;
Joy and peace will now abound,
Joy and peace will now abound.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
SPRING AND SUMMER CAMPAIGN
OPENED.
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL
TASTES,
April oath, 1913.

TH<HE subscriber has just replenished his al.
ready large supply of READY .M4DE
CLOTHLFG, consisting in part Of dress, lrock
and business cloth coats; black and figured
cashmere pants; superior black satin vests; silk,
beaver and neutria hats; shoes and boots. He
has also a large variety of linnen and tweed
sack, frock and business coats linnen anc
tweed pants; summer vests, shirts and drawers
together with a good supply Of DRY GOODS
IND GROCERIES, to suit the season. All
of which he will sell as low as the times will
possibly admit, for Cash, country produce, OIL
to punctual customers on time.
To dress yourself from top 10 toe
Right down TO my house you should go,
For, 10 you bargains shall be sold
For country produce or for gold.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, April 29th, l848. ="
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
new WORK At THE old STAND,
60
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING


|TNHE undersigned, thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to New
nam & Allen, respectfully %solicits a ceatinuatien
of public favour at the old stand, on the
south side of Georgia street, two doors Be-
low Main, where he will at all times be,
prepared to fill orders for work with neat
ness and despatch.
1t shall be my endeavor to give satisfac-
ton to my customers, and to keep q stock
on hand always suitable to the trade.
| have also on hand a large lot Of hats,
caps and many other articles wanted by the
people, which | will sell for cash as cheap
as they can be had at any establishment in
the place. SAMUEL E. ALLEN.
Louisiana, March 18th. 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
IRELAND.

The following is the address to the
French Republic which was adopted BY
the great mass meeting in Doublin on the
Goth ultimo:
To the cihzense5 the French Republic.
As slaves should address freeman-as
land which has yet its independence 10 as
sert, and its socialfreedom to attain, should
address a sovereign State and a republic
we address you, citizens. Had We a ma
tional governmental recognized centre,
willing and competent to act and speak for
us-it would have long since boldly de-
clared the administration of your heroism.
the sympathy with your cause, the delight
in your victory, which we feel, but are,
from our condition, incapable Of uttering,
Foreign dominion and distractions among
ourselves choke the best and noblest feel.
ings of our hearts, and tuIn into empty
wind the voice of millions. Receive from
us, citizens, all the congratulations we car
offer; and be assured that beneath them
there is much. that cannot be uttered-be.
hind them tile longings and passions of suf'
fering and enslaved men.
Yon who have only but yesterday bro.
ken through even a mild dcspotisIn, aid YET
who were Compelled to hide in your hearts
for eighteen years the hate of that dPspo.
tisln, which INV you have so nobly vindica.
ted-you, citizens, you can understand us
We recognise in the French republic the
work of working men. We see in its ev.
cry set justice to the rights of labor, ant
in its victories, lis g~iories, its success, anC
enduring justice, we working men partici.
pate. But, cas:avcd as we are, we can on.
1y offer yoH our individual sympathy and
Z friendship; and Ne ask in return that you
will look upon the sufferings of the eldes'
and most prosecuted sister of our common
Celtic race with cOmmiseration and sor.
row. We ask you not TO blush for oul
shame and our slavery, but TO retain for II:
reciprocal friendship and sympathy till oul
liberated country can deserve it.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
To the People of Pike
County.

AT BeIlville, ILL.,, atown Is miles from st.
Louis, 400 packages Of On. SToRM's CANDY
were sold in three months; and the agent re-
crived the following certificate from q large num-
Der OF persons who used t.
BdlriHe 81. Clair Co. March, II, I647.
We the undersigned, citizens of Bellville, St.
Clair County, ILL.,, Having used the medicine
known as DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Candy.
prepared by H. Wade, of St. Louis. Mo-, dc
cheerfully testify TO lis efficacy as a remedy for
Diseases Of tie Breast and Lungs, and we re-
commend it to the public as a safe and agreeable
compound.
e. J. HOUTS, Methodist Munster,
l.. b. CABAUNE, Merchant,
DAVID Mccoy,
D, ]. RAPIER, "
w. S. FLEMING, Ed. BellviU Democrat,
And many others too numerous to mention
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
look here! LOOK WHERE!

WHY right in at WIN. L. TANNERS Clothing
Store, where you can get a full suit Of clothes
for very little money. .
He has Goats, Pants, Vests and Shirts Of all
sorts and sizes, carefully selected by himself
expressly for this market. His establishment
is on Georgia, between Water and Main streets,
Louisiana, where he would be happy 10 see his
and visitor. generally.
April 18th, 1913 2--tf.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
81. Louis, Maya, l947.

The action of DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Can
Idy differs very materially from any other COM
pound ever invented. II not only allays Bron-
|chial Irritation, but operating as a very mild
purge, it keeps the stomach and bowels in a
healthy condition, leaving the patient an appetite
which few other Cough Mixtures could impart.
We have no disposition to injure the inventor
of any particular medicine, but in justice to the
world, we will give it as our honest opinion,
formed by the observations of eleven years in
the school of medicine, that large and frequent
Idrnughts of nnuseous hquid---C Compounds takea
into The stomach from time TO time---must hare a
tendency TO destroy the healthy tone Of that ritql
organ of the human system.
No such objection can be urged against the use
of this valuable Medicated Candy, for Sugar is a.
greeable both to the palatS and stomach, and we
honestly believe that this preparation will do all
THAT medicine can do towards the relief of per-
sons suffering with Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis,
4 sthma, Bleeding of the Lungs, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Difficulty of Breathing, Hoarseness,
and all other symptoms of Consumption.
TOrders from the Country, or applications
for Agency, directed to Messrs. ]. II. BAR
iNARD s. BRO, General Agents, No. 40 Main
street, St. Louis, Mo-, will meet with prompt
attention.
u For sale by Druggists generally. Itmay
also be obtained Of any respectable country mer.
chant in the South or West.
II To avoid counterleits, orr readers would
do well to inquire for DIR. STORMS SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY, prepared by Hamilton Wade,
st. Louis, whose written signature is on the
wrapper.
IL @.4liberal deduction made TO country dealers
March 18th, 1913. 49-6m.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
Temperance Celebration.

The Louisiana Division No. 8 Sons of Tenn
perance, will celebrate The anniversary of their
installation, on Saturday, the 18th of May. An
address will be delivered on the occasion by Mr..
MARVIN, of Hannibal, TO which public attention
is respectfully directed. A dinner will lie Civ
en- on that day, TO which we invite the brethren
of the Bowling Green and GAINESVILLE Divisions,
whose attendance will be welcomed by the mem.
bers of this Division in all l.. P. & +.
o. G. TINKER,
Chairman of Committee of Arrangement
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all those inte-
~ rested, or in anywise concerned, in the es-
tate Of Joel Griffith. deceased. that | will apply
at the next term II the County Court. Ito be be-
gun and held in the town Of Bowling Green. Oh
the first Monday in June next to make a tfinaI
settlement OF my administration of said Estate.
MARGARET GRIFFITH.
Administrators
April oath, 1S4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
Reported for the Evening Union.1

[Reportel for the Evening Union.
SATURDAY Noon, ApRrI. 2S.-Owing to 4
pretty steady rain this morning, it has been al.
most impossible to transact business on the L.
wee, and we are therefore scant Of quotations.
Flour-Inactive. Whea,--472 SKIS good in
two lots sold at 78c, and 1874 SKIS spring at Goo,
Lard-25 bbls. No. 2 at &c. Whisky--37 and
20 bbls at Is Lie. Hidcs-Declined to 6 lie.
Hemp--l7 bales loose at ST..
Tobacco Sales of 8 hhds refused at the Plan
tiers Warehouse at a range Of 81 65 TO So 70
per cwt.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
JOB

Il Our friends in the country who wish
bills struck, or job work Of any kind neat
" executed, can be accommodated at this
Office, at the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms.
Banner Office, March 9Th, 1s47.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
THE MAMMOTH OF THE
WORLD.
JOHN. T. MARTIN.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHIER,
No. ia Main Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
AS for the approaching Spring of lS48,
made the most extensive and ~unequailed
arrangements of any other house in the United
States, so as to be enobled to accommodate the
hundreds Of thousands that will throng my store
for the Spring and Summer Fashions.
MottO-Large Sales and Small Profits.
have on the way and shall receive by the first
of March,
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
DISSOLUTION.

THE public are hereby notified tbat the
copartner ship heretofore existing between
the undersigned, and trading under the
firm of Newman and Allen, was dissolved
on the 7th of March, by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to them either by
note or account will please come forward
at an early day, and settle with Samuel E.
in whose hands are placed the books
and accounts of the firm.
LORENZO NEWMAN,
SAMUEL E. ALLEN.
Louisiana, March 18th, lS48.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

We have Thought it unnecessary to offer GER
from individuals il all cases, as pur-
.chasers are unable &c inform themselves Of the
actual existence Of most Of the s~igners. The
following, however, is from a well known citi-
zen Of St. Louis, MO-, residence No. 2lO Main
street two dollars below Cherry
Ma. WADE.-Dear Sir: 1t affords me pleasure
to offer my testimony TO the efficacy Of the arti-
Ice known as DIR. &arms Scotch Cough Candy.
And in diong so, l am actuated by a desire to
benefit others who may be suffering. My wife
laboring under a severe cough for a long
time, which threatened serious injury. After
having tried many other remedies tone purpose,
she used a few packages of Storms Cough Can
Idy, purchased from our neighbors, .heSSrs. SnoU
Is Quirk, and ina very shorttime she was entire
.ly relieved, and now enjoys good health. My
servant was also afflicted with a severe breast
complaint, and she experienced almos: immedi-
ate relief from the use of this truly valuable
remedy Respectfully,
E. EVANS,
No. 2lO Main Street
M " HDaF
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
LOUisiRna. Mo.

LOUISIGnd, Mo-.
- THIS well known House is still open
for the accommodation of the travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronag, le has SO long received, hopes
Nv constant attention TO the wants of his cuSto-
.mcrs, to merit a continuance Of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sup
piied with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be givento his
Stables.
His prices are as follows:
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
Chairman of Committee of Arrangeme
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm heretofore existing under the title
of Tolbert and Bartlett, for the purpose of con.
the shoemaking business. is this day dis.
solved by the consent Of the parties. The books
and accounts Of the firm are in the hands of r.
&c. Tolhert, who is authorized TO settle the bust.
ness Of the firm.
r. c. TOL.BERT,
j. BARTLETT.
April 9th, 1918.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

-. We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM KENDRICK as a candidate
for Assessor Of Pike county, Mt the next
August electinn-subject to the decision
of the Democratic township and county
conventions.
March 9th, 1S4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

- W. are authorized to announce 10
.SEPH CALDWELL, as a candidate for
Assessor of Pike county at the next August
election-subject TO the decision Of the
Democratic township and county conven
tons.
April 10, lS4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

Persons wishing 10 60 to any point IN the
county, can be accommodated with a hack,
or single horses at reasonable prices.
For the benefit Of strangers he will say that
|Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south Of Baird's hotel and Immediately op-
Iposite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS Sr.
Nov. the 18th, l847.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

MARRIED--On Monday the Oath ult., by
Rev. George Fenton, of Louisiana, Mr.. ].
R. Hardy of Hannibal, to Miss Jane Trim
bic, of Pike county.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

II. We are authorized TO announce JoHS A.
,TrxpER as a candidate for the office of Consta-
bic of Culver township, at the ensuing August
election.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

DIED.--In Louisiana, on SATURDAY. NOR
ming last, Mrs. SylvaJ. Sherman, consort OF
Rev. D. T. Sherman, ofthe Missouri Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
The New York Tribune Says

The U. S. steamer Washington, when
she next arrives at Bremen, will bare at
her masthead the German National Flag,
the plack, red and gold tri-% color, the Ger,
mans of this city having appointed a com
mittee to procure one for her. This was
the standard of the old Germin Empire,
and Of late years its display has been for
bidder. 1t is now, however, resuscitated,
as the emblem Of regenerate and reunited
Germany.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
Look at This.

INK STRAYED from the sub
; ;:$3 : ; eli: $ : f.. :. : 81: g: 81 !. !:
A-A of March last, three horses
OF the following description: One light sOrrel
marc about Is 10 hands high, with a white spot
or star in her face, supposed to be 6 years old;
one dark brown mare 3 years old, with a white
face; and one black yearling colt, a mare also
with a ball face. Any information of their
whereabouts left with the subscriber, or at the
at Louisiana, will be thankfully re-
.ceived and suitably rewarded.
JOSIAH ENGLISH.
april Oath, lS4S.-3-tf.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
BOWLING GREEN, March 10, al

BOWLING GREEN, March 10, '48.
Mr.. murray, will please announce my
name, as a candidate tor the Sheriffdlty OF
Pike County, at the ensuing August cleo
ton, subject to the decision of the town
ship and central meetings, to be held, for
the purpose of nominating democratic can
|didates for County offices, and oblige yours
respectfully, JAMES a. ROBBINS.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

The Duke of Wellington is said TO have
received in salaries upwards of nine mil
lions of dollars, and now receives about
$4,000 yearly.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
Candidates.

1--WE are authorized TO announce ID. 4. u.
STEELE as a candidate for the Office Of Consta-
bile OF Penc township, at the next August cleo
ton.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

TfWe are authorized to announce WILLIAM
p. WIGcLEswoRrH as a candidate for the office
of Constable of Culver township, at the next Au-
gust election.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

1--we are authorized to ANNOUNCE WILL
LIAM KELLY, as a candidate for the office OF
Constable of Calumet Township, at the next
August election.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

We are authorized to announce JOHN
Tracy, as a candidate for the office Of Con-
stable of Culver township, at the ensuing
August election.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
SUNDRIES.
Salt.

WE have just received, and have for sale
Grounu Alum, Liverpool Blown and Kanawhn
Salt which We offer at reduced prices.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
April 10, lS48.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.

We are requested to state that 4. W
LAMB, Esq, our present Circuit Attorney,
will be a candidate to refill that Office al
the ensuing election in November. The
counties, composing this, the third Judicial
circuit, are Marion, Rails, Pike, Montgom-
cry, Warren, Lincoln and St. Charles.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

We are authorized to announce Column
bus F. Kirtley, Esq, as a candidate for
the Office of Circuit Attorney, in the third
Judicial District, at the ensuing election in
November.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

We are authorized to announce T. NJ. Rhea
as a candidate for the office of Constable ofCuiv'
.er Township at the ensuing August Election.