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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-02
NotIce 70 Iho.e @ mny Concern.

THAT all sums, Notes or Dues that are or
may he due me. in the county Of Gallia,
and State Of Ohio, can be paid TO JOHN s.
NORTHUP. Esq, who is fully authorized to
receipt for them by me.
V. NORTHUP.
Hamilton. H.. July % Isl.
sent IL 1851
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AdmInistrntor's sale.

| WILL offer at public auction on Saturday.
| the 4th Of October next, at the late resi-
dence Of d. -Maxon, in Gallipois, large as
sortment Of Drugs, Tineiures, Medical Books,
Instruments, Saddle Bags, Desk, Sofa, &c, &c.
Terms-All sums under FIVE dollars, cash; over
five and under ten dollars, three months; over
that amount six months, in all cases security
TO be gwen. E. 5. MENAGER,
sept. Is, 'jl-2w Admir- Of D. Maxon.
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GALLTPoLIs HIGH SCHOOL.
Rooms, in Maxon's New Building. Second 81
Fl. T. vOsE, Principal.

II. 1. fOSES, Frlnclpals
Terms of tuition. per quarter
English Primary Department, So 0C
Algebra. Geometry, &C., 4 90
Modern Practical Sciences, 4 90
Latin or Greek languages, 5 90
Drawing, (extra.) 2 90
Strict attention will be paid 10 the
morals and deportment Of the pupils,
and NJ efforts will be >pared on the part
of the Principal or his assistants. Con-
slant effort will be made to develop
mind. Those interested in The cause
of Education are invited TO cali at any
time during school hours.
June 8, 185i.-tf
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LII persons knowing themselves TO hav I'M
n settled accounts with me on book, are re-
quested TO call and settle the same. Also per
sons knowing themselves 10 be indebted to me
by Note Of one years standing or more, will
pleas call and pay the srme Immediately, or
their Notes viii be left in the hands Of proper
officers fer collection.
S. A. LASLEY.
vinion, Oct. ,. 1s5I.-3ws
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ERESH supply Of winter strained Land Oil,
I for sale at SANNS DpuS Store.
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GAELIPOETS HARDLE WORKS.
WIN. L. GARDNER,
MARBLE CUTTER,
ID street, two squares above the CsErt
House, GnIIIPOlIs, Ohio.

I'd street, two squares above the CslFt
House, GnIIIpOIIs, Ohio.
Nh ON U NJ E NTS, Tombs, Head-stones,
lFl Mantle-pieces, Tables. Grind Stones,
&c, made to order. The subscriber would re-
turn his sincere thanks 10 his numerous friends
for the liberal support afforded him since his
commencement in the business, aod hopes that
by strict attention to the business and good
stock, together with good workmanship, still to
merit their liberal patronage.
July 81, '5l.-tf WIN. l.. GARDNER.
PnrIItiOn Notice.
"ILLIAM HAZLET, James MrCleF-
w land and John Atkinson and Polly his
wife, win take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 18th day OF August, 1851 +,
in the Court Of Common Pleas, by Philip Cub
bage, and is nov pending, wherein the said
Philip Cubbage demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in Gallia countys
State Of Ohio, and described as follows: North
east quarter Of Section twenty-six. Township
two, Range fourteen. and that at the next
term Of said court spplIcation viii be madeby
the said Philip Cubbage for an prier that pars
tition may be made OF said premises.
PHILIP CUBBAGE.
By SIMEON NASH. his attorney.
1s,U 81. l9El-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-02

Consisting of all the living wild animals numbering Oper l5o
specimens exhibited together admission
Will exhibit GALLIPOLS THURSDAY October 93d lSo Also
O'Clock Admission 20 cen
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s. A. NAsH

AitorneTs ut LAW and Solicitors In Chm
Gerry,
GaZiPolis, Ohio,
Will attend to any business in the
line of their profession in Gallia and
counties which may be en-
trusted with them.
Office in the Bank building.
Aug. IA, l851.--tf.
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DIR. o. G.. CHASE,

HAVING returned to Leon. Va,
IL (Arbuckle P. o. from attending
the Lectures at the Cleveland Medical
College, offers his Professional services
to the citizens of that place and sur
rounding country.
DR.. G. can be found at his Office ex-
cept when absent on Professional bust.
ness.
July 8, 185l.- 3m'
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CUSHING g. NASH,

FRANK CUSHING.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the post Office at CALI
polls, which, if not taken out by the lst
of January next, will be sentto the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters.
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Eliza Youns, Ed Young, Nancy Youst.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised"
A. CUSHING. P, NJ.
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David H vannan .

Adam Wagner, ] A Williams, MARY M vii;
Hams, M c WilIer. Elizabeth Walker, i
Wheeler, John Williams, John Williams,
Wm Wilson, T V White, John P Weaver,
Charles Wheatley, sariah Walker, Daniel
Watkins, Caroline westlake. Isaac d Will
Jams. Preston Wallace. Wilton & Thomas,
Ilexnnder Williams, Rev L Williams, Sariah
Walby.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-02

EFF Brown, Helen Beard, Sarah Briant ),
Fliger Berry, Thomas: Brown, James Bentley,
Aron & Oh BickIes, Willis BatteIs, Thomas
Barker. damn Brvan, Harriet Beardley, Par
nslia Blazer, Asa Bradbury, Phillip A Brir.
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REMOVAL.

Sept. IS, l851.-3w
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R. S. NEWTON, N. D.
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Sac Of OAio, Gallia countu, S.

By SIMON NASH. his attorney
Aug. 81, Is5l.-6w
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Daniel K Chappell, Hamien Cardell. Mary
Ceehtren, James D Cowden, Jas Campbell. 5
J'h Chnffee, John Coleman, Abel II Clarck, Lu-
ther Centers, Madame Carter 3. Martha Cha
bot John W Coldwell, Isac Carter, Emely Cau-
sins. Giles Cowles, Joseph Circle.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

HE VIRGINIA RESOLUTIONS IN CHARLESTON
The Charleston Mercury, the leading secession
paper in South Carolina, has gwen The first bias
on the Union resolutions Of Virgins The cha,
grin and modification of the Mercury, W it'll the
tone Of the resolutions, is vainly attempted 10 be
concealed. 1t does not admit to have been asian.
hted by them; ON the contrary, itannounces, very
ceolly, that has observed, for some time past, il
the Richmond papers and the Washington Union
The symptoms and preparations of this Appeal O.
Virginia to South Carolina.
The Mercury says just enough in this first motto.
OF he resolutions TO let its friends of the secession
know where it stands, now that the platform thai
mad been thought large enough for South Caroline
ana Virginia too has to be taken TO pieces and re-
constructed. 1t will doubtless let itself be heard
nme and again on the subject II repudates the
"Reminiscences offered TO it by Virgins, that South
Carolina, on former occasion, in 1892 was deliy,
cred outof the lions jaws by Virginia. This ar.
ticie Of the Mercury is siudiously concilia,ory t,
the Mother Of States. Il promises that the good
offices OF South Carolina shall be in waiting 70,
any virginian who may honor them with I, visi,
in the name of his State; aud it promises. more.
over, that South Carolina will consider the pro-
priety Of sending a Commissioner to Virginia with
records Of Virginias resolves and pledges of older
time, now disregarded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC scHooLs.-The
Board OF Public Schools OF the Second MUNICIPALITY con-
vened last evening-Dr Copes in the Char ana fourteen
members present.
The Committee on Girls High School, reported through
Dr. Carey, that great deficiency existed among the pupils
and was recommended that the committee be authorized
TO urn them back the lower classes OF the SCHOOL, Seve
raj of the pupils also from the First MUNICIPALITY and
Lafayette. and suggested that the parties be notified
that their children could not be accepted Adopted.
The COMMITTEES Boys High School, reported an increase
of scholars and the Schools to be in ourshing condition
The Committee on School Teachers made favorable
report.
The Committee Lyceum and Library, reported that they
had examined the valuable Library OF Dr. Leec, and recon-
mended its purchase together with number OF volumes OF
Silman's Journal The report was referred back to the
commitee with instructions make further examination.
The report from the Committee Supplies, was. after
lengthy debate, referred the Committee Library and
Lyceum.
resolution purchase part of Dr. Leechs Library, foI
the of the Public School Library. laid
The Board then proceeded to elect supernumerary
teachers, and adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

Tur NEwORLRANs CRgeCENT.--We return oqf thanks.
hearfV and snces editor Of this paper io the
vbck IL has manifested In the Southern Patriot, and the
proof which he has given Us OF M nters IN our
Mcosw How it happened did not ssnd him the southern
pstt Ne - at say Bat he may rest assured the
;io. val never Be- repeated We are proud TO see that
~. nsfotm /. appreciated in the Crescent City, Of the
Sonsh by hsr sblsst editors. The NewOrleans Pcay9ne
r. kewie very complimentary notice OF the Southern Pa
isist. ESouthesn Patriot.
Though not in the habit Of quoting fattering
notices of the Crescent, we cannot resist letting
our readers know we have one friend in South Car
DINA, in it's only Union press. From the same
paper we make this other clipping:
Mes. Pedsn and Boyd have several thousand dollars
invested in their respective factories and large
number of rifles, equal TO any manufactured elsewhere.
During the psst they made three hunded worth three
thousand dollars. This il the TO- achieve our ndepen
dsnce OF the NORTH and TO BE- able to defend our rights the
last rso Let work at home. and spend our money al
friends from Cha5eson to the mountains and spend
iheir money wheEe it win return to them after having
riched and bsauti6ed then State"
II seems, the fire-eaters go to Yankee presses to
print Calhoun's Works, and they go TO Yankee
factories for guns to fight the universal nation.
Brother Jonathan has no objection to take the
$500 900 and supply the chivalry, who neglect
their own Southern factories and printers. Oh,
consistency!
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PHILOSOPHY
DIR. S. P. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARUIA

When the theory of the circulation of the blood WAS
eslaDshet the secret springs OF vitality then partially
exposed TO our View We and understood that The food
w eat W as converted INTO blood which repaired the
~ e animal machine; the food fuel which keeps at
man. The blood electric fluid which carries this heat 10
evey ramcaion OF the body even to the extremts of the
har and horny nail While the blood is thus the seal of life
u also The seat Of disease Food the body strength
:. r. IoWNSEND'S SARSAPARILI.A gives blood the
necessary power 10 throw from itself all impurities thus
rendering the stream OF life and healthy. II men
more sincere There would be fewer rel gous creeds and if
ey hep closer 10 nature laws in the of their
ooules thSy would require little medicine. As grow
more h'ensent they VIII become wiser and happier
now he wisdom proved by the fact that when sickness
sails lhen They use s. T. Townsends Sarsapara, which
soon restores them TO health. Ii peculiarly adapted this
Gmale and requires extra when used, either
uet OF clothing Ii should be always the house, that
upon e nrsi indication oil sickness be used One bot.
e IN e beginning Is more potent Tor good than dozen after
te sickness liked IN the In colds, coughs asthma
Ineumais costiyeness levers, and in all acute, heavy
palms, Its effects will be found beyond all praise
IL WIN act Ike charm, often curing dangerous malady
once saving months Of sickness and the evils thereto attend
ing; Remember, 5. r. Townsend's Sarsaparia a known
ana iuy tested medicine, that used by hundreds OF
thousands IN this country and throughout the civilized world
IL Is quietly supercedng all other medicines 1t takes out
only that from the blood which the of weakness and
al night, and APPETITE thai feishes all kinds of fool
For sale by j. WRIGHT Il Co Agents
api6t2p Isl Charres street
EOX'S STARCH-30O boxes in store for sale
by A. ID. GRlEFF & co. %, W and q Old Levas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

~ meeting Wings Fourth Ward, Second
Municipality held the Apollo House Thursday evening" Nth
purpose nominating candidates to+repesen the
the Connci the meeting ca,ed order by D. L. Van
Esq nominating G. W. Shaw the chair and T. H. Hutton
as Secretary. On molten,
Messrs. T. H. SHIELDS and JOSEPH ErTER
nominated, counting the ballots unanimously
elected. Messrs. JANIS STOCKTON,
G. w. SHAW,
JOHN WoLFFK,
selected Delegates the Convention for the purpose
nominating candidates O General Council.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
7. II. HUTTON, Secretary mh2s W. SHAW,
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Fashionable Clothing, ~,
ALFRED MUNROE n co,

o4 N1dg0StHe St3eet,
~ Are constantly receiving from their mandatory New
York large additions TO their OF
Fashionable Clothing, Under Garments, etc.
comprising choice variety the latest styles and made the
pest manner which they invite the attention purchasers
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Great Attraction!-U UNION GALLERY.

nc GRAND PRIZE CONCERT, to be given the Lyeeum
Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April %.
10 PRIZES of magnificent and valuable PAINTINGS
will be distributed.
C5- Tickets SO each be obtained Music Stores
Messrs Tyler Hewitt 80 Camp street W. Mayo
50 Camp r. Beno street and at the store
oil Messrs Hyde Goodrich 10 Chares street. Hall
Canal street, St Louis Hotel HOTEL Hewes Hotel Post
umce Newspaper Offices and 81 Charles
prizes ready the inspection the public charge from
TIL p. NJ Every holder ticket entitled chance in
The distribution OF Paintings
10 the Concert.
N B-Purchasers of Tickets will please preere carefully
Tickets, with the Numbers without their presentation rrs
will be delivered
~ The programme the music performers pub.
shed in few days. aps 2ipu
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than is imagined at first blush and ii the torego-
ing remarks shall have tendency to more tho
roughly open the eyes of the people to the fraud,
and by constant vigilance, gradually eradicate it,
we shall richly be rewarded for the space they oc-
| clnu in our columns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

THE AMERICAN TELEaRAPH.--Thet third mum
bsr of this new journal, published in Washingto,
City, reached us by yesterdays mail. 1t is shee
convenient size, clearly printed on fine paper
sad exhibiting much typographical taste. Itsart
cles, in great variety, are well selected, and of
character such would indicate that its publishers
have found path of their own to pursue in Wash
ington City journalism. The names Of these gen
tlemen Connolly, Winner & McGill Their
paper is published daily, at two cents day, ter
cent. q week, or five dollars year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

Hessrs. Edttors-Whereas, Mt a meeting of the Demo
Gratis OF the Seventh Ward Second Municipality there have
been certain frauds committed in the nomination represe
tatves from the aforesaid Ward for Aldermen urgently
solicited by friends Independent Democratic
Candidate. Permit me, therefore, submit myself to their
sufrages. CLAUDE BRUGNIENS.
We certify the above allegations to he true:
A. ODONNEL, q. GIBSON, WIN. STYLES
T. BOWLING, JOHN MULLINS, w. j. NUTLKY,
ROBERT ADDERrON. mh2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

RECORDER SEuzENEAu's CoURT.-The examination of
Mr. Murphy, charge Of libel. for having written de-
amatory article in the Louisiana Courier few days since,
derogaory the character of Mr. VIM H. Wilder, be-
gun yesterday in this Court. Messrs. Howard and Saucer
appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Upton for the deece
The prosecution having brought the article home Mr.
Murphy, rested their Mr. Sullivan examined for
the defence but before the conclusion of his testimony the
court adjourned to this morning at O'Clock.
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Frauds I'm Freight.

Such Of our merchants and others who are in
the habit of receiving goods from the North, and
iall to use the precauton to measure the packages
IN which they put up, before paying freight are
often made to pay twice much as the bill of Ia
ding could justly demand. The goods are mea-
sured at the North, just before going on board OF
the ship, and either so careessly, ignorantly, or
traudulently, as to entail heavy losses the
signee. Ii the thing were OF such frequent &C.
currence and the amounts involved, in many cases,
onerous, should strongly incline to the belief
that it partly the result OF accident but, I'M
der existing circumstances, cannot persuade
ourselves that it is not for the part the work
of design. 1t bears peculiarly hard on merchants
up the country, who receive all their goods from
the North through this channel, which are often
sent directly from the ships to the steamers the
evees, thus precluding their agents here from
testing the accuracy of the freight bills, when ap-
pearing exorbitantly high. The consignees of the
ships here are not at all blame and do all in the
power to correct the evil, but Notwithstanding the
frequent reclamatons made them by the over
charged and the communication OF the facts to thu
| enlpable parties, the thing continues of almos
daily occurrence. We have been brought to thes
remarks by having been shown bill on mer
enan' here, for the freight of small buggy from
view iork, b one Of the crack steamers:
Freight on 40 il s'0
l Pnmare ~ O, +,
1 ~-s-...s.'' . W. q =
ara
very dear buggy, it must be acknowledged
"neh lis FIRST cost is taken into consideration ane
tremendously large measure ment. GOO feet
when IT is considered that il WAS not broueh
aneAuy ouht Tor immediate USE, but in deiache,
pieces and could not possibly, it strikes us, hav
ruled over loo feet This thing is calculated t
inlure the trade oil our city much more serious
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General Council.

WING CANDIDATES SECOND MUNICIPALITY
tS AT meeting OF the Wing Delegates from the
OF the sscoad Municipality, held Wednesday evening I'd n
the LOUISIANA HOTEL Tor the purpose OF nominating Candidates
represent the Municipality the General Council STEPHEN
JARVIS was called the chair and H. L. GOODRICH acted
Secretary The following gentlemen unanimously nominated
CHARLES M. WATERMAN,
JOHN LEEDS,
GEORGE ALLAN,
w. g. ToMpKINs.
Fl. L. GOODRICH, Secretary aps s. JARVIS President.
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Odd Fellows, Hall Association.

To" NoTIcK To STOCKHoLDERs.A Stockholders VI no
have paid the instruments subscribed for aud now
past dne hereby notified that if said nsaments are not
paid full before the first Monday in April 9Th, their
stock will be declared forfeited. Payment may be made
john ID. BEIN, Treasurer SO Camp street.
or HENRY w. OLMsTED, Secretary,
MN tan7 M I Yam nstpat
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels. April

BANKS ARCADE. - sopp, vaughner, Greer Vaughn
Miss; Key Key Marin, "A Minis d McFa rand, A
LemAn, W Fisher, La Alexander, Allen, Texas
Reed. Ala; Riley, Scott, Gray, Ark Il Coulter
New0reans
WAvERLEY HOUSE. Jane. iellispie, Jamaica Glib
and lady ii Levy Miss Levy, Mr. Marks lady Fuller
Mckenner, Fuller. La; Watkins, Ark H Canfed, Miss
WESTERN vERANDA.. ID C Harris NY H Bood,
sass, Ala q Finch Mathews Mo Thos johnson, Ark WI
Baynbram, James JONES' T Dreyhaup Newurlesns
VERANDA. - Funt, Walker, W Cotle, E Fisher,
sars, smith, Beckeutte, Gage, and Hamilton
Kicks, McReynods. NO DIR Kerr, NC Barron, Tenn
EWLErTs, r Lemmes, Ala J Wilson, Berry,
Taylor Tumbal, Patterson La Bunce, Gardner Ky
Chsmn, Miss L Rowland -
PLANTERS. .R McCary, E Harrison, La W walkin,
Arkansas
srLoUls.- .F Rand, Ky; R Hurate, Neworean.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

Sw1NpLISG ExTRAoRDINARY.-A man, named Thomas
McCouey, arrested yesterday afternoon, charge
of swindlpg Mr. W. E. Gaines, who attendant at
of the lighthouses the Balize, Of forty dollars He was
walking through the city, when accoed by McCouey and
he persuaded him go and the wild from Calor-
mia, he named exhibition which for inspec
ton. Mr. Gaines feeling desire to this wild curiosity,
walked considerable distance with McCouey and at last
they met man whom he knew. The two men began TO
talk and Mr.. Gaines engaged in conversation with
the person whom they upon which McCouey turned
upon sile A third man up. bringing Jenny
Lind box, which had piece of soap in it, and shutting
bet made that the not in the box Gaines
gagged in this and put down forty dollars, with which the
three deeamped. He followed McCouey, took hin,
into custody, and gave him the Police, but did get
| his money.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

Editors CreseeRtPease MIR. II. e. YONTAGA,
suitable candidate for Alderman OF the Fifth Ward
Second Municipality, ut the election April He Wi
be supported by wings and democrats.
mig tie MANY VoTFRs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

EXPORT OF SPEcIE.-The packet ship Maid o.
Orleans, which went to sea on Sunday last, the
3Oth, for Hawe, had on board four hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in specie.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-04

E. H. Durel Esq. is on the democratic ticket
for Alderman Of the Sixth. II any man of his
party could be elected from that Ward, it would
BE- Mr.. Durel, whose conservative principles and
great intelligence would make him an efficieu
Alderman
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|. N. MARKS,
DANIEL BYRNK ;
}. F. CLARK, Secretary. apl 81
Third Ward,

IMessrs Editors Please announce CHARLES PRIDE
and Dr. A. J. WEDDERBuRN, the friends OF Public Schools
and Public improvement, independent candidates to
the Third Ward Second Municipality the election
on MONDAY next; and that they will be supported, ire.
spective of party ap3 BY THE PEOPLE.