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The general reduction of duties that has taken place in
England in the last few years has favored the
of all articles by the people, and that breadstuifs
unaxed the quantities taken very much exceed those Of
former years As compared with 1886 it will be observed
thathe United States farmers got 500 900 money
in 1913 for $50 barrels less -four and consequence
of this rise in price under the foreign demand, the
Of that sold homo enhanced least $40 900 600
The above table comprises 1910, which being crop
year in England, showed larger demand tor American
-four The 1916 Of potato faur Ireland and
consequently of large imports into England from abroad
In 1917 France required considerable supplies 1t is
when France and England import breadstuh that
demand the United States for third market usually
piled from Europe is larger. The ability of those
countries compete with the United States in South
and the Yves, Indies is the Decline indicated
the above table, England proper took in 1913 955 IA
bbls and her dependencies 5i6 OI3 bbs portion this
probably for their consumption, and portion
export England colonial -four The abogation of the
laws will now probably send large quantity direct
England less in proportion the colonies parcu
ary that political events point to loss of all advantages that
colonies may heretoors have enjoyed in the British trade
the United States.
There has been fair business doing during the week in
produce with tho exception of cotton which, under the
foreign did not sustain the buoyancy that the short
crop from the south produced the result
ever that prices CT higher than April H. closing
folowss
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A LOAN WANTEDI-$I, 900 is wanted on or before tho
"A 9th of June for year. for much longer timo
the lender may WISH and real estate security located in
the centre of city, insured for than times tho
amount three different insurance companies, and the
property yielding of more than 81 40 per year.
arger amount little less, would be objection and,
preferred the interest will be paid quarterly, halfyeary,
yearly in advance.
Apply through the Washington city post Office, and in
tervew may be had.
ROBERT GOODLOE.
Nav Sta wiflmO~
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GovSNSoR's ELKcrIoS-Col John s. Roane is elected by
hundred and sxtyseven votes so far as the ocia
vote shows The county Of Mississippi is yet to be heard
from.-Ba~~c
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Ordinary to good Mid fair Fully fair
to good ord mddling to fair. to cd rr
S n osa ans si %ass sss siaA HI sss

The increase OF receipts reaches 1889 bales
last year. The influence of the in relation
frost to have caused the withdrawal of much
tor sale the South and the receipts year
may diminish as the draws a close The
canal being now open, and supplies of flour the way
down, the market here has become duh but there is
export demand, limited little under present which
stand, common State 81 rs 81 sly mixed western and
straight State ~ 81 81 81; good western 81 93 s.
These about 2A Is higher than the l4th
April. Southern is firm say Sc rs City Mills. Rye flour
remains 81 rs 81 81 Corn meal, beter-saes, 81 10
The Of flour in Apr 3sI bbs against 10 22
last year. Wheat is about higher than in the mid
die of Apr-say white Genesee 81 % Northern 56a
barley 62A cts plenty at 81 cts corn is buoyant at
advance of the rates OF April H. Sales
mixed and he southern 55 56cts; northern round yellow
81 So Hops 81 for export Provisions
active and mes. pork $40 $40 l2a prime s. %
mess beef firm at 81 so 81 IS; country Ohio lard in
demand at 81 81 cents, fair prime. Rice firm SO
1925 Whiskey % cents, for Ohio. Tobacco, Kentucky
AZ cts Virginia 81 Feiehts moderate cotton to Liver
pool 9 80 SIG -four Is 3D. ,
The stock has been fvoraby affected by the inn
roved state the money MARKET and tha New York
cent of 1864 taken at SO 81 premium. TIL.
state London market has caused government
IN rse nd ou S olowsi
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New Line OF Telegraph.


North american Telegraph Company.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-The public respectfully informed
i that the first section Extending from Baltimore to
Washngton,) of the new line of Electro Chemical Tele
phi has been completed, and that the company
prepared transmit with despatch messages and from
Baltimore and Washington by telegraph.
Due notice will be given when the line is completed
Philadelphia and New York. The Offices located as
follows;
Office in Baltimore Carroll Hail. of Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
Office in Washington, Oleon Building, corner of Penn.
syvania avenue and Four and n half street.
HENRY J. ROGERS,
General Superintendent of North American Telegraph
Company. May lit
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MAY BALI..-Mr +. X. Liable has tho honor to in
Nl the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington, George
town. and Aexandria that his May ball will take place OH
Thursday, the 10th day OF May, nj Jackson Hall
Tickets be had at the Drug Stores OF McCleY, Butt
and Dcany Fischer's Stitioners' Hail. At Browns and
Wizards Hores Taylor IL Maury's Book store, Mr.
Labbes residence, and the door the night OF tho
ball.
Ap 2f-dd
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gunAmer Millinery.
Mrs s. PARKER will open, Tuesday, May LIST, u
lfl handsome assortment OF Summer Millinery. consist
ing in part Of fancy dress white, black and coiored
chip; French yellow and low cnlorens Mfaws
Also very large and assortment OF the best Pars
Tlbands =,
IS. Parkers Fancy Store. between II and streets.
ApN0
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OFFICES FOR RENT.-OfHce. Nos and 5, in tho
" "Union Buildings" for Apply at the counting
room of the Union office. Rent per annum 800
May
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O. II. PARTRIDGE, M. d.,
No. 1875 Spruce street, Philadeiphi

ONTINUES give his particular attention to the rea
" diseases OF the skin, scrofua. and diseases OF
the throat
Once hours. Gam, p M, and p
-1r,iFH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-04
1893, ls2 2,2S9,476 4,332, 496 2,lI9, 1893
3ll OtM III litiH OlN DC l33Sll Ii I9I 100

1T is be observed, that the export OF flour in the
lSis the average value of IS 30 BARREL while
that of the famine year USI7) only about Sc per bar
The exports of flour the close of the fiscal year
IS3 very much exceed those Of the corresponding portion
of year and the late from England indicate
that enormous quantities received in that country will
check advance in prices between and the
The exports from the United States Great Bril-
tain and Ireland, September to Mayl as follows:
Flour. Meal. Wheat Corn.
bbs bbls. bush. bush.
lSiS 1866 SO, 2I5,l39 2,i52 92l
1919, 1865 67,53S 9o6,OI8 8,459, 100
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NOR RENT-a new houss containing s'sht god
n sized rooms, with basement situated on l<h street..
directly opposite Wilards Hotel
If desired portion of the furniture would be rented
with the house Inquire at the office Of Wizards Hotel
Ap U-lwd Init
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ID EBAND and Lace Goods Just received, per
IL Cambria rich and varied assortment Of goods, which
will be sold very cheap, VIZ;
Bonnet Ribands, from l2t to 37A cents
Cap do do 81 to ls2 do
Gauze do do g to25 do
Figured fancy do do st to s7A do
Thread lacc do l2t to 81 80
DO do edging from 81 to 37t do
As well as plat, gmpuIe, horneton, wireground, point
de Lance, &c.
Edgng OF every style.
We will sell the bonnets which have uncommonly
cheap. being des close the stock on hand.
j. B. ~ A. TATE,
Nav 4-ao3t Successors j T. 81 c. King.
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4 LOAN WANTED.-SI, 900 is wanted on or before

Published weekly at six dollars year, by
Maya f. LITTELL " CO., Boston
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The only congressional district that is in doubt is the
Kanawha district The Richmond Enquirer of yesier
day morning sheds light its result But it gives
OF returns from other portions Of the State, from
which select the following:
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ID IBANDS, RIBANDs.-Wc will open thi. morning 100
n pieces rich spring ribands, embracing every shade
color.
Also, extensive additions stock of ladies' dress
goods which respectfully invite the attention Of the
ladies' deterrent ed to offer great inducements
all who may honor with call
Nav 4-eo3t CLAGETT NEWTON MAY & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
R OCk I'll @ II Eel.

2yA MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
open for the accommodation of visitors and
ssskR boarders, by the day, month, year, that
saAsE88 large edifce the bank of the er,-the
first below tn State House. in the city of Little Rock,
Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly cleansed
and repaired newly furnished and entirely renovated
in every respect His table will always be abundantly
supplied with the very best the market affords
Reading Room is opened in which may always be
found newspapers from various parts of the United
States
Z 1.-THE Rock HOTEL will he opened on the 5th day
of February, S49..
Jan. 80, IS49. I47--tf1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
TAYLOR e. STIDHAM,

EEAVlNG entered into Co-partnershlp in the
hHa TAILORING business, at the old stand,
first door South of England's Cabinet Ware room.
where they propose carrying on the business in
its various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to fur
nish garments of every description, in their line
made in strict conformity with the present fashions
and taste of the day. Orders promptly executed
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers solicit
continuance of patronage. Il. &. S.
March 10, lS49. ...-.f..,r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
Mill Irons.
Blacksmith Tools,
SundricS.

Sundries.
a HHDS. best brown sugar; 100 bags best Rio
HO coffee 10 do black pepper ) do aIlspice
1000 lbs. saeratus 1000 do best Dutch madder
200 do best Caracas indigo
barrels copperas do birthstone -
10 boxes rasins 10 do cheese -.
so packages young hyson and imperial tea
sc caddies imperial tea, los. each
10 barrels Boston and New Orleans loaf sugar
so boxes bar soap 80 boxes star candles, starch,
chalk, whiting, spanish brown black lead borax -four
sulphur, cloves, nutmegs etc, etc, all of which will
be sold low by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
January Is, '49. ..# ....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
N @ Il 5 u N

Just reed direct from Boston
BLEACHED and Brown Shirtings'
cloths, "a TO led drillings and o'g
apron checks, hickory stripes,
Sakeko and Laconiu plaids, heavyll
white and red flannels, tickingsd casj
cassImors, Kennebec tweeds, I'd mud
ginghams and muslins, Ry drapcryj
fg'd turkey red prints, Ind cold ca 1
perry, Irish linens, bli crnvats, silk
superior braces, Ives white and col
Berlin and buck table covers, liner
cotton, Danlas Russia shcetings.
napkins se; pink, blue and white
green Neck and plain cambrics, sT
iiuA lScets, mems cotton and WORSE
sIe thread. sewing silk, whale bone
AS, mouse de lains, silk warp alpace1'
prints. all kinds and prices; mouraln
Dobbinet, silk serge, purse silk, lieen
Tarleton shawls, ribbons.
PRINTS, for quilts blankets, palm lesi
,eting. F.. b. bl1
May -, Is49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
CE OF WE G..
10u S t .

..- ..sf 1ebted TO us .iust settle up by
Ssn n W sess y 'sS sStS Gs
lege of ,ntrodMnstablcs. H 4. b. BISHOP g. CO
luStSS srsarras anas 81, lSd9 T.. &.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
SAND BARS. SNAGS, AND Low WATER OEVIlTED,

From For. Smith and Van Buren, via Little Rock,
~ q ~ to the Mississippi River.
FEsHE undersigned will, on the first cay Of July
4 1877 put into operation, line Of Iiro Horse
Stages, from Fort Smith and Van BuIen 10 Little
Rock, TO connect with the line of Four Horse
b Coaches and Steamboats, from thence to the Mis-
sissippi. Passengers arriving from Fort Smith
and Van Buren in the Stage, will have preference
a, Little Rock, and will 90 directly on without
any detention. la-l.
Stage fare from Fort Smith or Van Buren,
.s 10 Little Rock, Sl2 90
through 10 the Mississippi, 30 90
From Napoleon Ark's to Fort Smith. 20 90
Stage Office at Fort Smith at Capt. j. Rogers.
90. at Van Buren,, at ]. S. Gross Esq.
- . at Little Rock, Anthony House,
. - at Napoleon, Capt. McCooch's.
-a- PETER HANGER & co. Proprielors
June 80. ISi7. 2I-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
GROSS HOTEL.
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
AT THE
HANGER HOUSE.


Water street.--van Burep, Arkansas. -
TFNHE subscriber, having recently ts ken
A&EA 4 the s'Hanger House. for term of
ssssE&a. years, Hatters himself that he now ready
l.lEsS3@to meet the wishes of the travelling COM
munity, by supplying them with every
afford - -
The houseis situated in the central the city
The rooms are large, airy ana commodious, and have
undergone thorough repair-htting up with new
furniture beds and bedding.
The subscriber assures his friends and the public
that effort his part shall be wanting
comfort and satisfaction 10 his guests and while he
socits share of their patronage, he hopes, by the
most reasonable charges, and unceasing attention
the duties of his VOCATION to give entire satisfaction
Terms of Board.
Boardand lodging per month with fires, $40 90
without fires is 90
Beard per month without lodging 200
Transient Boarders per day 90
Children and servants-half price. ~ 60
Horse fare per day so
From his boardersh willie pee monthly pa yments,
without fail. .-.. N
Gentlemen at all times be accommodated with
excellent riding horses; aso with first rate Hack and
a span of good horses, with careful driver. -.t
immediately in of, and connected with the Ho-
tel good stable wit attentive hostlers. and
arriving on steamboats, at all times be supplied
with horses moderate terms.
J. S. GROSS.
Van Buren,, Aug. 9th, 1S47.-26.-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
IanchaIagua Triumh
Fresh Grocer.

FENIlE lbscriber begs leave to e
n frieds and customers. thc.
large adctions 10 his extensive
Groceries at The old stand Of Aui
the river auk, opposite the Stead
10 which e invites The alIenIlodI
being saiiied that he can sell as
or establish ment, for Cash or Col
His stock ow consists in par, Of
700 sack salt 30 kej
100 =. coffee 2OOO Ibs|
200 bbli and half bbls 20 I'd
Whitley 20 "a
Is htls sugar 20 u
ID BITS molasses 10"
10 loaf sugar 10 "
5000 bs iron assorted 20"
300 pough moulds 300 Isl
1000 bs castings, ass'd 80 SD
100 cts wagon boxes & dOz
500 ,bS cast s,ee, En- 3 sag
glisl, Blister, German, |
and American do. & bal
Tcgethor with OK Gains, log
cnains. tin ware, quec9sware'
Also few articles in tfe Dry
many others too numerous TO
which he will be happy to SHOW
may honor him with a cali
GE0Ra
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02

Dry Goods, Blankets, etc.
AA Bales !, A and 80 inch brown domestic.
HUI 10 do Georgia homespun.
10 do Creek stripes . do Carolina do
30 do bed-tick, assorted; blue denims.
- do osnaburg; 5 do kerseys.
10 do brown drills
10 !, and Al beached shirtiEgs.
do Merrimac and blue prints.
1000 pieces Prints, latest tyles and patterns
so pair fine scarlet, olue and white Mackinaw
Blankets.
40 doz. GA TO I2-14 Indian shawls together
with general stock of seasonable Dry Goods, pur-
chased in New York and Boston in the last 80 da VS.
All of which will be sold at low prices and liberal
terms by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-02
GROCERIES,,

UROCEhlE-C, ......
300 Bags Coffee, 40 Hogshead Sugar,
90 Barrels Loaf do, Casks Refined do.
20 Barrels Molasses, rs Boxes Tobacco,
20 900 Cigars. |#.I 10 Boxes Crab Cider,
10 Boxes Scotch Ale. 10 do Brown Stout.
40 do Claret wine. 10 DO. Stoughton Bittcrs.
10 do Tomato Ketchup. ) do. Walnut Ketchup
10 do Pickles. ) Baskets Olive Oil.
10 Boxes Sperm Candies. 40 Boxes Star do.
10 Boxes Starch. 20 Boxes asst Candies.
10 Boxes EPSON Salts. 25 Boxes Ink.
f.. 5 Boxes Stone Pipes. Barrels Walkers Best
10 Kits Mackerel. Ale.
10 Bags Pepper. Bags Spice.
2 Barrels Turpentine. Barrels Tanners OIL
/ do. Lamp Oil do. LnseeG do.
| do. Lard do do Vinegar.
100 lbs Saleratus. 3 do. Madder.
2 Half Barrels Indigo. 200 lbs. Putty.
4 Boxes Ky. Mustard. 80 Boxes Cheese.
30 do. Tea, assorted, 20 Coils Grass Rope.
30 Kegs White Lead. 500 lbs Br imstone.
20 Double Mattresses.
Jan. %, I849. SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03
M 81

Departed this life. in Bolivar Co, Mss On
ne lin Oct. Airs. ApE1rNE. vile Of Peter B.
S,arke. To those who knew her vel, there is
no need 10 dwell Hpen the excellence OF the char.
aeier and coRdsci Of The deceased IN all the rela.
tions Of life. As wife, mother, mistress and iend;
a. An r1anrsle Of inhsxib.e integrity, Joined TO
genuine piety aHd al social virtue, her death viii
long be lamehled, not hy those only who stood 10
her in the nearer and dssler relations Of In. but
bv ali who knew her. Months OF the most ago-
nizing suffering. borne with almost uneKam2.ed
patience, tod more eioquently than language
can express, the meek spirit which reignsd with.
in her; racked BY 50 much intense pain, feeling
she must soon leave forever the fond husband who
was watching over her, her five little children,
and large circle OF near relatives and friends,
she above all, was calm and collected Offering
her last advice aud dying prayers in sweet calm.
ness for all AROUND her. To the last moment she
enloyed the full possession Of her senses. and e
ven when the tongue ceased it's uterance, a sign
told that the mind was notret gone. She had the
best medical aid, and was surrounded by kind
friends who watched over her during the period
Of her Illness. Her adnoaiiioas and advice to her
family in taking leave of them, was truly touch
ing. and exhibited one OF the beauties OF true
christian faith. Other aged parents she oten
seoke and expressed great desire to have visited
them once more. When this painful intelligence
reaches their quiet home, in Virginia, the reilec
tinn ,h,t she with her God is calculated 10 softer
their affections. Y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

CALIFORNIA MiNING---The Sacramento
Times, in speaking Of the labor of mining, re
marks:
'fou rise at oclock, swallow hasty bit or
two, leap into your 'hole'' and delve ill eleven
o'clock. The sun pours down most scorchingly
the high perpendicular rocks on each side re.
fleet the heat, and make it doubly oyerpowering
above all, you are steaming away your life in
deep hole, Just large enough for iu swing in
Your horrid iabor-and all b.eezeless as the
grave. The teebest one in the company rocks
the machine, the strongest digs in hols, and the
other carries The earth. AT last yon retire for
the forenoon, TO scorch over cooking the dinuer,
and lol painting in The shade ill 3 ora ococs.
II YOU have made anything in the morning. this
is the time to "blow gold from the fine black
sand ia which the final washing leaves it,
Then, until dark work is pushed. Add to this
the fact that digging for gold is most severe weak.
ening labor, and you will not wonder that half Of
all the emigrants leave the mines within the first
week.
This is mining life. Sunday, of course, is a
Jay OF rest. Then clothes are washed, visits ex.
changed, books read, and all pubic business
transacted.
The yield ofgold has been entirely over es,
Hmated. Nearly all must wash over again and
again last years virgin substance. In two or three
years, proht can be obtained only by scientific
machinery and enormous outlay Of capital Gold
VIII always be found, but not as now by the man
VINO starts merely with his bare hands and stout
heart. A10' anu ''ou'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

&c 80 49, rllIsFiz q IA arr,slss asE- Is AsEz-
uLGl. as a candidate, az De AaFrubef sieeil1n 90
tAs ctee e Great ledge Of d. Szla 5ee.eial Da-
JFicf Of the state q. Mississippi, composed Of tie
counties q LoWndes, Octbhela. Choctau, CaFTolil
T4.shaiohie, Yalobusha, Chiclasaw and Aorroe-
81 We are suthouzad n snuounse fsHAH H4R-
ltscy, Jg as a candidate l1r District Attorney for
ire s.h luafcai ts.ric. corozed Il The counties q
L9wndes, Oatbbeaa, Choekaw. Carroll, Failshatehie
la.15ssaa, CHchasaw and NoEroC.
- Wea-e authorized % announce JolIx T. JACK.
Es as q candidate Tor District Attorney Tor tie 9Th
Jad cal district composed q The countes q Io ndss
okdhtcls- Chaelav. Mro!i, 1ailahriche, falt9hH
aaa, Gtjckasaw and Nonr5c,
- Ne are authorized TO announce kATvrEL
GooDw.S as candidate ,oF reelection 70 the Office
81 Jad9e ol Probate Court for Lowndes comfy al
TIE e7su'nr November election.
g-We arc an'h9-izcd % sErcuuce AxzI = liTE
rs q candidate FIR re-e.ectca T. the Office Of Clerk
OF the Great court q Lawndes county al the ensa-
ing November election.
J. We areaelaorized 10 announce WV. T. BARRv
a candidate iar the Office 81 clerk oil the Circuit
taart q Lawales coan'y a the ensuing November
election,
tive arc authorized % announce Col JAEEs N.
WY,yE 'oT reelection 10 tie oGes * Sheriff OF
Lowaies county at the ensuing November election.
- B.-Lr PJoL Is in the field fer Sheriff Of
LaNalss # Tie easaiae November election.
: We asa authorized 70 announce EYsEARn
fo&sNs, jr., as e9aiillte .or The Office 6, Sheriff
q tawalsi ca.aty az the ensuing Noy election
= Nc4sc authorized to snneuco " II II. PAT
rEEsey as a candidate 81 the otlice Of sheriff OF
LoNadea county Al The ensuing November election
I've are npthorisedto announce DAssEL WlL
Lipts asa candidate To reelection TO the Office q
Ger, 6, Zee pfoba.e Court Iowndes County at the
Aesem5s- election,
t t.rSrEIaES 4 BsoWS Is cand date far theofice
oiCsfs e. Ute Probate Count O. LoWudcs County.
E.eeaaHin November nest
We are authorized d announce Is. II GAsroy.
Esq MS candidate tdr reelection % the office Of
tNn'g Treasurer 6 The ensaiag November election,
I - lieage autaorg d to anaonate JAc0s IsAAcs,
ASA candidate for tie oiGoe q County Treasurer, at
tAc ensuing November eiec'soa
/ 49, we afe authorized II announce RruaGs Ron.
+ lgsog as q candidate Ton Assessor o Taxes loo
/ iowHaea County, at tha ensuing November election
I sa'Weago authorized 10 announce tIasRY s TAy.
/ Lna raHe{agte or CO election 10 the Office Of As
sessor0 Taxes for awp5ea County, q, TIC ensuing
/ AoyemlQreoci,9a
4 ~ Law DuSgEtt Il candidate !o5 reelection
toih1 ohes of Mayor d GoHmlu8 Misslasippi At tho
euslmg November election
/ y. W are authorized 70 auraunoo Il -HAap
/ G douEr Gs j cagdtla'e Cir the Oi1ee 81 Town
Constable The town q. Columaus a tie ensuing
+ A1'emas election
i t4*GEao3E Il MaDen8l et1a.d4a ys CO.
e.a-aaa tg lhc a.aca oi Iowa Constable Of C5lam-
bus, Mississippi al thc ensuing November election
! fE5.rl z "a, sstt4,4 4