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4 say ssHOvORy,,

have been striving to settle up the Notes, Book
Accounts, &c, Of the old firm oi Thomas IioqG
" Co., and THoMIs lloGG, individually. Now
my dear friends, il is enough to stew the heart
out OF a stote, to find notes aud accounts stand
ing now nearly TWENTY.NINE YEARS, and
yet ,fn'e'Hed! Can il be pleasant TO M to meet
with Futh unkind and Indifferent ratment NO!
there ls not person that has the heart OF II
mouse that can meet me with an honest face and
know that | have TO do it, My determination
now is to PI9ae all my notes and accoun.s in the
hands Of Attorneys and Magistrates for immediate
collection. Now dc not, afterwards, como TO nc
and make sore mouths about the costs. hut blame
yolr'olves. THOMAS HOCG,
Cndiz. Oct 10, 1850 tf25 forthe last time
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NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
PITTSBURGH MARKET

PGTTsBrRGiI, October %,
Flour I'VE could learn of no transaction,
Choice brands command $3.50, from first
hands $500.
Bntter-We note sales Of good fresh
Roll at l5c. key 9a94
C"ilec--There is very little changing hands
Good Rio be.
Sugar Market heavy; demand moderate; !;
or good article 73AS4c.
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK MARKET.
New YoRK, October 25.
FIour-S"Pplies fair; prices remain un>
changed.
Whe=;--No change.
Com Sales Of mixed at GAGS.
P"rk-Prime continues Il, s,37.
Lard Active; holders lirm a, 73s7f.
Coiteo-' aies yesterday of $500 bags r o
nj an average of lo3c,
Wool--Steady and in demand.
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LEVI a. FOIssVTIIE.


IN CHANCERY.
MTILL practiccin Harrison and the adjoining
w counties. Collections, the business OF Ex.
eeuior aud Administrators. Guart.ians and Wards
Petitions for PnrlitOn. ettlemenls Of Estates. and
all other business entrusted to him win receive his
prompt attention.
OFFlCE-Immediatcl under the Sentinel Prin.
ting Office. June 27, Is49.
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sHEEisIFP'S SALE.

V, In chouocry.
Edwin II. Pickeu\
DY virtue Of N, alias copy OF decree and order
ID Of sale issned in This case from the Court of
Common PLEAS OF Harrison county, Ohio aud to
me directed, will offer for sale at pub lie auction,
ut the door Of the Court House in said Harrison
county, on MONDAY, the 4th day of NOVEM-
Bt.R next, 1850, the following described land and
tenements, to wit: Lots 0, 10, 81 nnd 81, in the
town of Tippecanoe, in said Harrison county.-
Sale to commence ut O'Clock. P. N. of said da,
Terms of sale made known on day OF sale.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Oct =, 1850. OF Harrison County
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A FARM FOGs SALE.

ENtlE subscriber offers for sale the farm he now
i lives on, it being the south west gu rter u
section twenty-five, in Township twelve, OF Rang,
six il joins the town OF DeerSvllc on lhe west
end OF Harrison county, the graded road from
Cadiz to Uhrichsville goes throus III the Glrm.
There are 100 acres cleared all wen set with
grass except few acres in Corn and Wheat. also.
n large Apple and Peach OrohnrI the wood land
is fenced in and well timbered With good fp nces
staked aud ridcred, the farm lays well and easy
worked, plenty of water in all the fields, COOL
shinglcd House and Barn aud all other builJipps
necessary for farmsr, never falling spting ol
water in the yard Tor the family and stock.
Farmers thar have rough land aud Car from mar
kct had better buy mine. WIN, BIRNEY.
Oct 40 1850. 3w31.
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A'hpy. only twelve ysurs of see, ia. died
ct Ohellenham, from excessive smoking. =
The case exhibited the usual symptoms Of
poisoning from narcotics, qs M B
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BALTIMOE MARKET

BALTIMOE MARKET.
BALrIMnRE, October &c.
FI"'r-- Howard street and city mills, 4 go
Wheat Supply good. so 95; ordinary 10
good red %; GO for good to prime.
Corn--DecIlned shade since the first of
he week; prices range from IS to 49,
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THE Law or NKwsPAPERs.--l Subscribers who
do not give express notice TO the cOntrury. are
considered US wishing 10 continue their subscTip p.
nons.
,. lf snbsrribers order the discontinuance Of
their papers, the publisher may continue TO send
them until NIL arrearnges ure paid.
;. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office to which they are direcled
they are held responsible till hey have settled Iheii
bill and ordered The paper discontinued.
4. u subscribers remove to other places with
out infJtmng the publishers, aud the paper sent
10 the lormer direction, they are held responsible
;. The Courts have decided that refusing 20
take paper IRON the office, or removingrnd leav-
ing itancnlled or, is "prima facio" evidence oI
intentional fraud.
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IEINErT = I-nPPARn.

ATTORNEYS g. C0UNSH;LLORS AT LAW,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
CADIZ OHIO.
Having Earmed n partnership in The practioe o.
their profession. viii promptly attend to all bus
ness entrusted TO their care.
Cadix. April II. ls4s-tf
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JAMES PAUL. IrnoMAs PAUL
Jam rs PAUL Il co.
Importers g. Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, NnpaI
Stores and Glass Ware. Manufactm-
crs cf Couch, Copai. Japan and
Leather Vnrnishes, Alcohol, SpG
Ntre, and Snip. Ether.


Mtre, and Snip. Ether.
No. HG4 MARKET STREET, WHEELING Va.
a RE now receiving the largest and most com
IN plote assortment all articles in their line,
ever brought to this market.
Having superior advantage in their purchases,
they are confident OF sMcccssiRl competition with
the eastern market, with addition of transportation
and pied re themselves to sell goods lower than ev.
or before offered in this city. Their stock CON-
prses the following:
r., inll and complete stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical prcpara tons
Painls OF all kinds, ground and unground: Oils.
Sperm, Whale, Turner's. Elephant Linsred, Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes Paint, Vamish,
Whitcwash. shaving, Hair, Cloth, Blacking Tan
lers', Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes
Dye siufts of every description. and manuiuctur
9rs', Fullers' and fIattcrs' articles
Every description of Glassware at manufactur-
'rs prices. June 5, 1850.
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i he terms upon which this Company insure Lilo
are peculiarly lHyoTahIe tn The insured ;-muah
bore il is believed than the terms OF any other
Lie Insurance Company. to wit;
The great security n r,rcd in Guaranty Fund
of 100000, 100000 of which has b. en- paid in
Cash, and $50 secured in the saiest manner.
by Bond and Mortgage of Real Estate;
Rates Of premium greatly reduced from the
rates oI other Companies, aud more equally grad
uated;
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women &C.
cure from the creditors OF their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments FOR losses
No EXTERN" hazards taken by this Com pan
An unnual dividend to all policy holders, pr v
able IN Cash also, additions made to Lille Poll
cies every FIVE years:
Notes taken in part fer prcniums;
Policies issued uoon application without delay,
causing no loss of Insurance to the parties.
Lives Of either sex insnred herwccm the ngcs Of
fourteen and Fixiy, inclusive for one year, FIVE
years, or for life
The Pamphlets a-d Tracts published by the
Company will be found TO contain much valuable
information respecting the nature, principles, mp.
pllcation. and benefits of Life Insurance. Also, M
examination OF The plans OF the other Mutual
Companies OF this country. and Il full explanation
of the plan proposed by this Company, together
with various tables, one showing the rates
premium for the term of life, ofseveraI Companies
compared with the rates Of this Company. aud
another giving he rates of this Company, EJr all
ages and terms at which Insurance is made
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gra,is, and
applications received and forwarded b,
Agents at CaGiz, B. w. PHILLIPS.
Auonst % l2Sn
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we ask the attention ofIhs readers TO the
AUCTION sdser,zement of d. KILeoRE and
Sos'o fhe goods which ihcy are about to
Offer are Of : superior quali,y. sl
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There i regular communication by
'toath bet scsa San Francisco and the Co
luPbia tiser.
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JOsEPu SHARON

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCFRY.
WTILL practice in Harrison and the adioip
wv ing Counties. Collections the business Gl
Executors and Administrators. Guardians au I
Wards. petitions for Partition. settlement Of Es-
ta'es, all other business entrusted to his caIe
viii receive his prompt attention. Office adjOin.
ing the Treasurer Office. Cadiz. Apr. 10, 1919.
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NJ OTTCE

s hereby given, that the subscriber hn 8 hcen
Il appointed and qualified as Executor Of the es-
'nte of Mary 1imnons, late OF the county of IIar-
rison, dccea'ed. Creditors are requested to lay
in their claims for settlement.
BENJAMIN TIMMONS, Executor
Oct. 10, 1851 3w28 oi sanl Estate
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GEN. DODGE FOR THE PRESIDENCY


A 0Jm Icrltc Convention at Dodge Cen.
trs, Wisconsin,, old on tho 18th ult., passed
r. sn!uii1ns in favor Of Gen. Dodge as the
Democratic cand date for President in 1859
A correspondent Of the Milwaukee Wiscon-
81 :, who furnishes the above item Of int,ff-
gence, remarks: II und, rs,and tia, Gen.
dodge is popular in New York md all III,
E'slern States, and, though all the excrle>
sneni, stands we'll Within South Fcm he
position, he mus. stand well With the Wes /;
hence, is he not the available C ndida,t?-
II so, We of Wisconsin .honld lose no time n
bringing him forward. 1t cnn cerainry do
no hIrm, aud may lie of vast service, not on
~ to our young S ate, but 10 the Democrat.
ic ary Of the Nuticn. hope to zee the
p ess throughout the Site respond 10 the
call, and the ball, when fairly IN motion,
kept rolinc until the General is triumplan,lv
elected in %
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SIAEEsrFF's SALE.

| ACAEEEF'S SALE.
SOLOMON SMITn, EFT. Ar
VS.. In Chancery.
| SAMUEL BELL, EFT, ALL.
DY virtue of Il decree and order of sale issued
out OF the CouIt Of Common Pleas of Harri
son county, Ohio, and to ms directed, will offer
for sale, i'll front OF the Court House, in the town
ofCadz, i'll said county, on SATURDAY the 26h
day oi OCTOBER next, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock z. M. of said dav, the
following described real estate. To wit: The
northeast half Of ln-Lot No. ITO, situate in the
town Cadiz; also, The following described p, It of
said lot No. ll0, to wit: beginning at Tie cor
nor of Thomas e. Vincents Lot and thirty one
feet from the southwest corner o said Lot No llu
and running with said Vinccnts line south so der
cast III feet; thence north 4O deg. east feet:
thence north 50 deg to IL feet to the alley al the
back OF said Lot; thence south 40 deg, west ,
feet to the place OF beginning; and also, sixteen
feet square in the northeast corner of In-Lot No.
l2O in said town; also, the three equa undivided
eighth par.sol the following parts OF said Lot No.
10 and Loot No. Ii in said Town, TO wit: Thirty
three feet in front, on Strubenve street, off the
southwest side OF said Lot No. no, and seven feet
in front, off the northeast side of said Lot No. Ill
extending back for each part ofsuid lots eighty-
five feet. DAVID HILBERT. Sbrr;G
Sept. lS, 1850 6t. of Harrison couaty
Postponed til 4!h of November.
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JOHN McCIINTOCK

ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends Of
III Cadiz, and the public generally, that he has
commenced, and intends TO continue, the Tailor
ing business in all its forms, in the above m med
place. lie hatters himself that, by strict attcn-
ton to business-tEc employment Of thu latest
rules for cutting garments and none but the very
workmen 20 work them. he will not fail toreceive
Il liberal share of support
An experience Of several years in the Tailoring
business enables him to say that he considers
himself fully competent to compete with the craft
here, or elsewhele.
Octol er 9, 1857
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A SoUTHERNEa's VtEw OF SLAvEeY The
editor Of The Baltimore Clipper Lo'ds The fol
lowing language in relation TO the ipstiIu<
tion of slavery existing in his midst:-s.Bu,
the Telegraph objects TO us, that We consld
or slavery an evil and curse We consid-
er 1t the glcaIesr curse that was ever j, n c.
ted upon our country; and the present mnve-
men's al he S"u'h prove il to be 81. We
have I" submit 10 il because il cx' SITS: but
w"te We ice from the curs", 10 poNer en-
e. r'h should induce us 10 vote ru repace H.
mud sIch we believe, is the sentiment and
!"rIIng "f every snnlIrrn man. We long 10
set II cradcated from our country: and would
v"t- millions out Of the public lreasurv to ;e
turn he Afican race 10 tie land of heir
'nref"thcrs, where they must f.alIy 90.
Ihey cam II be en- uncphrd aud perm itted
t"ie main n til cpunlrv. II wou d he in,
]nSnc. to nam aud 10 ourselves and we
'h feI2re b'p', that, at the approa, hing ses.
SION, rr"nos lion to establish a line Of slcam-
era 10 Africa, will he loptel by CunIr,>s.'
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SMEIsIEF'S SALE.


REIN LEWIS,
u.s. In Chancery.
THOMAS PURyIANcE,
DY virtue of decree and order Of sale Issued
Id out Of the Court of Common Pleas of Harri-
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, | will offer
Tor sale, in front of the Court House. in the town of
Cadia, in said county, on SATURDAY the Goth
day Of OCTOBER next, betwt en- the hours of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, P. M Of said day,
the following described Real Estate, to wit: Stu
ate, lying and being in the town OF New Athens,
in the county Of Harrison, known a0d designated
as Lot No. IS in said town of New Athens, agree
ably to and on the plat of snid town rs recorded
in the Recorders Office OF said county of Harrison
at Cadiz, with all and singular the appurtenanccs
thcreunto bclcnging, and being the same Lot con-
yeyed by George Atkinson, Administrator of
Joseph Grimes, deceased. to James Tarbut an |
from james Tarhut TO said Thomas Purviance.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept lS, 1850. 6t Of HuriSOn County.
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SEIEIsIFP'S SALE.

SNElklFE'S SALE.
Jacob Knil,
VI" Chancery.
John Reed, et al.
Ry virtue ola decree and order of salo issued
- out OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Harri
son county ONE, and to medirectcd. | will offer
for sale nt public auction, in front of the Conrt
House, in suid Harrison county. on MONDAY.
the 4th day OF NOVEMBER next, 1850, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A Nj and A O'Clock p M
OF snid day. the following described real nstate.
to wit: Lot No. 41, in the Town of Jefferson. in
said county, on the north side of Main street, in
said town. Also, Lot No. 81, IN the said Town
OF Jefferson, in said county, containing in front
on Main street eixty feet, and in length or depth
one hundred aud eighty feet.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Oct. 2, 1850. st. OF Harrison Co,n,v
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FAMILY DWELLING HOUSE,
that is to be found in the wealthy and rich town
OF Cndlz, with Il large and cUmmodious WARE
HOUSE and othei buildings connected. Tor the
benefit Of the Store and its operations. A large
and excellent CELLAR, dry ut ali seasons Of The
year, is under the store rnom. Tho dwelling
house, with all its comforts and conveniences at,
tached' IN saving labor to family. cannoI bc
equalled. The buildings stand immed;nteIv IN
front Of the Court House and other public ofi,es
On the premises is a first rate WELL OF WAT
era good CISTERN-the hest of n MILK
HOUSE, 0UT-ONEN, and other cnnyenienccs,
The GARDEN cannot be beat, and consists OF
FRUIT TREES OF almost every kind, and is un-
der The best OF cultivation.
My object in selling, is that may move to the
south for the benefit Of my health--i need war
mer climate. The payments will be Arranged
eusy to the purchaser. Plouse call and exnminr
these dcsiTlblc urrmisea
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
At CONVICTION. KY.

WD. ROBBINS, PHEsrnESr.
A. u GREER. Vlck PREsIDgST.
}. e. PAYSON, SEcRETART.
BOARD az DIRECTORS.
W. D. ROBBINS, Us. MORGAN,
4. l.. GREER, J.B. CASEY,
e.. A. WIrHhRS, S. T.. MACK,
II. NJ. WITHEiS, So. WALKER,
1T. MOREHEAB. SoAtroR.
X. BRErLOW, NJ d., PHsrisN,
J. b. CASEY, CHAIRSsE Con-. ON finance.
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~ N7EIN3
Soldiers Bounty LilhdS.
CY an Arrangement with Thomas Ewing Jr.
ID Esq Of Washingtdn City, the undersigned
viii be able to obtain Land warrants for appi-
oants with greatest plomptness s. All soldiers IN
the war of 1912 and the several Indian wars slpce
100, and their widows or minor children are en-
titled to lands. As there will be Il very large
number ofapplicants, there must be very consid
cradle delay unless promptly attended to. Bring
on your. rnpers and get first, choice of lands.
S. B. SIIOTWELL,
Cadiz, Oct. II, 1850 3w2e.
ADY'S kip boots 1T the cheap cash store O
IL Oct 23. SHOTWELL & CRABB,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-19
THE LAUNCH.

There beautiful and touching incident says the
Norfolk Argus that occurred the very moment the Pow
plunged her destined clement which rendered the
scene thrilling and sublime. The morning. before
marked lowering clustering and rainy but as the ship
proudly tripod in the water the winds all of sud-
dcn sed the rain ceased descend and brilliant rainbow
made its appearance in the heavens sprnnng the
sister towns of Norfolk and Portsmouth in one loving and
fraterna embrace.
Soa and the officers of the Yard extended every cvy and
attention the honorable members of the Legislature aud
other visitors and after conducting them tho Drydock
and the various departments connected with the station they
invited 10 the Comnodores residence where sumpu-
repas awaited them and where they entertained
with heartfelt cordality and hospitality
We happy TO state that single accident occurred
4 dra wback upon the pleasures of the occasion.
This ship is ono OF the largest cass Of stcancs hdr
dimensions are as follows length of keel 24d feet length
between porpcndiculas $50 fee over all 26 feet inches
on deck 25 feet inches breadth of beam moulded "A
guards 50 foot inchea depth of hold &c feet inches
Her keel was laid August 6th l6i; she is by carpenter
Esq., at that time chief naval constructor and is considered
good one for war steamer; she is sharp those
vessels building in New York for the mail lines She was
built under tho direction of Samuel Harit Esq, the con-
sructor oil the ard and s universally allowed To be spe-
did piece OF Workmanship the materials used in her con.
strucon are Of the superior kind She 10 be hlied
with two steam engines Of 32s horse power each-656
horse power collectively The steam cylinders are i0
inches IN diameter with stroke Of piston of l0 eet
the cylinders lay NJ inclination from the keesons
TO the centre of the paddle wheel shaft, with wrought
valve with sickcs Off She has four copper boilers 10
feet long, Is # inches wio 3 feet high all connected To-
getha in one steam chimney and will weigh about llb tone;
they said be superior piece of workmanship; their
cost alone when completed will be 100000; they are
nearly ready 10 be put on board the ship
The engines and boilers designed and the drawings
WELL Esq Engineer in Chief U. s. Navy. The work is un-
der the supervision of Mr. W. Sewe Jr U. s. NAVY su-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-19
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10 $50


HOW THE EGOVERNMENTM MAKES DEFAULTERS
Here is which the editor Of the Albany On. "
Argus says is within his knowledge The govern
at Washington to think it necessary publish
defaeation occasionally whether exists not that
it may furnish sort of sembance justification for s vo
lated promises in prescribing Democratic officers. The Ar
gus says
IAN instance within knowledge in which Post
master closing his accounts the of change was
informed that The balance standing against him nearly
$4,000. Exact careful and prompt he was surprised at
the ntimation but knowing be mistake he repaired nt
once to the seat of Government There the accounts Of
several of the bureaus proved balance against him Of the
named. Pursuing the examination, however he ut
length discovered TINT payment made by him of $4,000
had been charged against him. This disposed of the matter
but had he died without giving hs personal ex
animation he would have been defaulter, and his family
and surees compelled 10 refund this large sum-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-19
To The Editors Of Ms Enquirer.

HAMPTON, FEB. IA, 1850
word for your correspondent "Jlcob Faithful Jr" When
the subject of choosing State officers up the 9th
inst remarked in illustration Of my position, that pro
scrpon had been pracsed the by Democratic
administrations" ,hat in Mr.. Polks administration mot
If mistaken this point and could be made sensible
OF it, would acknowledge the and do justice in the
premises"
That now cheeruly do Prcsuning do that you
correspondent il whose statements mny be relied on (o
know him no) adopt his version Of the matter as cor
and admit that thirteen Wings appointed by Mr.
Walker; and what does this show bu gross inequa
Is in the distribution of federal Offices and the strong necess
~ for equazaon Thirteen Wings appointed in four years
no very great display of Democratic liberality and indeed
but confirms my dea that heretofore Whg ocehoder has
been "rdrd ariS IN terriS."
There necessity for your correspondents yndca
ton of Mr. Walkers ability did not impcach it-a men
all parties concede IT, With much reputation when
he became Secretary of the Treasury he left the post with
very high character for taens industry and general capab
~ But he cerniny did, after promising appointment
Mr. Chdress write him letter after finding out that he
ed the express ground that fhc Mr Wnkc had known
he (Chdress) was Wing the appointment would have
bcen conferred. From that letter had right infer as
did, that appointing Wings office BY Democratic admin
isration thing not very in Democratic prac
tice. and generally, a thing out of the question.
So giving correspondent the full benefit of the thr
Wing appoinees the general argument Democrat
ic prescription remains unbroken
Respectfully, your obedlent servant
JOS. SEGAR.
MIR Segas doctrine of equalization has bu been car
ried by the Legislature. and why he
the Wings should compoin-En9uirer