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Jupes DouorAs osiSo ABaoAp.-The New
York Stats Zsitung. German paper, learns
through its Washington correspondent. (Prot
Hsbbs, } that Judge Douglas dssisns making the
tour to Europe during the ensuing summer. II 70
not improbable that his recent sfilie,icn which
our letter. from " Washington inform Us sets 90
heavily upon HIM. together with . very natural
desire to witness the actual working Of European
institutions, may have induced him to this deter
min,tion. Bot whether the information be cor
rect or not-~hether he shall remain among his
constituents ar Geek n solace from his sorrows IN
the diversified scenes and interests OF travel
thcs- who know him hes, and esteem HIM most
viii not forget to extend 10 him that sympa'h,
which is bis due in the deep affection that rests
upon hiui-C Gu Dem Press
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Tia SAX Horn BAND We were delighted
witnesses, with several hundred others, at the
Court lisuse on Saturday evening Of last week,
to fho solution ola problem which had for several
days greatly puzzled an Hiberuian friend, as to
how tho di'il sight men could play on sar
horn'f The feat was most handsomely accom-.
pl'shed undsr the management. Of Mr.. Grosh,
who, for the short time he has been at it, certain.
" deserves the highest credit for having brought
his band to such perfection. We were no less
charmed with tho instrumental than with tho
vocal part Of the entertainment. We hope there
may soon be moro coneertsof the same sort.
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tbicnso Live stock Market,

Ch"sgo Arrl 10 SS1
There lsa marked chang. IN ih. 1--we stock mar.
kttsuce our last Horses, prime, fur carriage
U.s., as usual command = ready sale At far rates
but The number On hand = not large enough TO
MAKE the trade bri-k Fast tort,r. are not
murh sought slrr Those having hose, for sale
rrp"U tu-lues- dull hut The diiiyt.nce ~ IT &c
Is ibr shIci cause 81 complaint Money !. no,
free enough iu juslli, great outlay IN fancy
hot'.s. A fol- ,tatl- /, more likely to draw rur.
ehas-fs than when the stalls are nearly empty
Buyers feel that ,h.y can select with NOR. free.
d"n'. anu the greater the number, the better up.
p"r,unily presented tor taking a pick We
noticed fine .pan o! light grey.. from the south
ern part Ut Iowa, at the stable Of H.mlin / Ny.
rick tbs morning, that were held d $3.50 An
otter ofSlS3 for one Of them had been refused.
Cattle have been hrough, in quite freely since
our i'strvport. We notice the arrival Of so { ON
Mclean county. GO from the Southern par, Of
Of he state, ~ from NcHrury county. 8 from
Mar.ngn, ~ from La Porte, la, 20 from Green
county. Wig fum Elg's and IS frcn CoIum
bus city. Iowa No mIlsh cows have been offer
Ell during the week. and we have no sale. TO
notice. The trade IN sheep 10 not very active,
aud We hear OF but one OF sold Very few are
arriving ln hogs, We hear IF some e4tensve
tranacion' which are noticed ia the folio wing &C.
cuunt If ,al..,
Uo,,,,n,,,; ,.r
bos. - III "e Pm' wees: We lonow'ns
,,,,I. ! t",...,.,a ... .".
"e' ! morse tto l at 600, at goo, nj
SOS each lat Sos Q at s75 each, | at $50. 1 a,
ESQ zach At Ss7. 4 at $50 each, l at $40. O,
sllj, Al 20. fr $500, pair at $3.50.
pa. y, sloV, p,t al slt5 zach pair At tloo.
~ D"h'Iy Kings, lat fs0 each, N$lO5
lay siSo, t'hi' hor'r wa. nom Meisnry county
shu 'o"x we premium At the annual Cattle Fan
he" ~ ood,tock) at sl6o. ! pair at 1918
ny John Da'lin, Auctioiesr 10 horses, ranging
from sS9 to siS. Total number sold during tn.
~'ek,eo, There were On hand this morning I'm
.,dd at Hamlin Myrek. 80, 8 al Donnelly
R'ns sand at JOHN Davlin's.
CatRe--Ws hear Of sale Of IS fat oxen, at W
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CIV EIccilOp ,


Their. will be an Election Tor Mayor for the City
OF Ouawa, at the different Wards rs described rs
follows. and also iortwo Aldrmen tor each Ward
The places for holding the elections. and the Judg-
ESQ, Election are described ard named below.
The election will he held on the 1T Monday IN
Maynext Poll, open from A. VI. ull . 7. VI
Of safe day.
Ward No. l-Commencing ut the corner OF
Paul street on the bank Ut Fox TIyer thence north
to the canal, thence east to the section line be-
tween sections / and l2 thence north 10 the north
west corner OF the south west quarter OF srcnon
No. /, township 80 north, range east OF the ) p
m. thence east TO Fox river, and iherce along the
bank ofFox iiver TO the place Of beginning.
Election House--The Fox River House,
Judges Of Eiecfion-llenry q. Co TN, John
Lynch Oianzo l..avens.
Ward No 2--The whole ofthe west hall ofsec.
ton No 70. in township 80 north, range 3eis' OF
81 p M FAST Of Fox river, md all that portion at
section II and west half dissection IL south OF the
Illinois river, and Ill Of the south hall OF section
II, all in same town and range.
Election H0use--At the house OF Henry Green.
Judges Of Election Marshall Miller, Richard
Thorn, aud Henry Green.
Ward No. BAH ofthat portion OF section !,
town 81 north, range east OF the 3 p m. be.
tween the centre OF the Side Cut and The centre o.
Paul street, south 81 the centre 81 WashlnBons'r
to the Illinois and Fox rivers
Election House--The Court House.
Judges Of El.eton--M +. HOLSTER, +. A.
Slack, I'm. Palmer -,
Ward No. Accommodating ut the centre OF
Pc street aud Washington street, thence hot.f'o
cross the canal thence east 10 the section Ilne be-
tween sections eleven andtwelve township thirty,
three north range three east OF the third principal
meridian, thence north to the north east corner %
the south enst quarter of section two, All ~ town.
shin thirty. three north range three rastoi'h third
principal meridian, thence west to the norm west
corner Of the south west quarter Of SAID %chon
two, thence south to the canal. thence east along
the canal the centre ot the feeder, thence sonth
across the canal along the centre OF the 'lde cut 10
the cenirriof Washington street, and thence east
10 the place Of beginning.
Election House.--At the Office OF Meesrs'
Eames warehouse
Judg,sot Eiection-Lss,er II. Eames' HerVey
King. Robert Fech.
Ward No. 3--The whole Of the eastt OF sechoh
10, and all Of src,ion II living between me csnal
aud the Illinois river, west OF the Sidc w, a"u
line due south Of the centre Of the Side QUITO the
Illinois river, r,
Election Hosse~-Atthe house ofJno Myes.
Judges Of Eiection--D. +. Hit, Ed. k'ernan'
I'm. Sartmnn.
l. LELAND, b i IHftrs'
Wi. ". T;usuMAS, l.. b DsLAso, .
n llurImrr. II. +. EAMEs,
Ottawa, April 2ist. 1858. N. MILL.R.
Commissioner.
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DlED-At Ottawa. on the l7th inst. Mrs \
4 RCnNEp.oN, IN her ?3d yr1r.
In the same hsusr on the ! OH inst of puln"-
nary consumption, Mr,s Srs,S T. RcuEp,oS
aged 81 years.
The first uf the above named person. make.
the fourth deceased from the f,mily Of The late
Mr john Palmer since Sept 1879
lows hro;her to an early grave.
On the 10 h inst, infant child Of Nj, and Nr.
wv C. FI.E
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The CHICAGO LAwsurr.-Judse Cation has
granted the injunction prayed by Mr.. Charles
Walker against the Central Railroad Company
so that it will be necessary to appoint commits.
sonsrs and ssss the damages which Mr.. W.
may sustain in consequence Of being cut OF from
free egress from the front Of hi. lot GU, into the
lake. or at least, 10 secure the payment Of dam.
ass' to be awarded, before the company can pro.
coed with the construction Ofhsir road by driving
piles in the lake
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I>vENrIoS NJ CW-ES or Sr Loris We
learn lrom HE hr>ning Macs that Norman Cutter.
E.q snl nhchtntT from this city are now IN
New York perirc:Iug tho model for al engine up
on the Eric'stU principle ltl'n'd TO be mu'h'm
pier and cheaper than tie Ericsson engine and
will be much better adapted 80 tue running Of
steamboat. ard locomotive ear, twill oecup,
ls.. space and will consume much les. fuel Mr.
Curte, hss teen sNout two months ~ New York
ei,y.-St Lot.is RrprbncIH
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Cot Jo-E 81 ofSe.Yors, CAV. t. on Monday
and Tuesday evening Two Of his inimitable lee
,nre, on Temperance. There !. no state in the
Union tina, need. h- service. more than llinoi.
and "here'sf he happens to open hi. carperbag
in the State, We hop. h. NAV NEE, such rscrp
ton brg the friend. Of the rause n. hi labor.
and SfAs,lti,. in it, b.half'o smin,n,ly dc.
serve.
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1RrtAsp IArRovisc.-A correspondent Of The
n. Y. Courier says:
All now activity in spring labor. A change
10 visible in regard 10 cultivation stock farming
and grsang succeed potato patches in II. .ou,h
west, and FAX cultivation greatly increasing and
wheat growing proporlonally diminishing. 1ha,
the country arising, preparing for q prosperous
advance, no one nov doubts, while rail WAYS aud
mining operations, ~ well ~ an inersass IL mos,
Of the branches Of comnsres, prove that tho i'm
provsmsnt Is not IN agriculture Alose.
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New Firm and New Goods !

. ELBOWS. WALKER & co. would r..
sprcllnl!F invite the attention of our Old cu,ro.
wv Is onu Tue puhic nrneraIyto OUT new sock OF
Ne" orleans. oufgroc~ries were purchased low.
ma We hlrndto sell at 81 Louis prices CnIlsni
examine our stock Our motto IL mot to be mn.
drreid hy any ONE ""'
n We are closing ont our remaining stock of
uN Fo'uS a. co'f. 10 make rrom lar cur sprins
goods. Call and ZEE, Tor we are bound ,o s.lI Al
some prize ~
Jnst ,crNed direct from Boston, via n. Orlean.
u hHl. No land 2uackrrel
~ holi bills No and 2markersl
10 Quarter casks No. auda mack. rel
tL0O -ns codh-h nL2l EkILnmS M.1r-n L "a
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NrN IoRK SroRE We have been very murl,
delighted hy an lnsr"c'ion ofthe interior arrange.
men, ofihe New York Store kept by our friend
FrrE QIitea royal and certainly v-ry com
mcdabls feature i the separate department for
boo'', shoes, Sc q which We never cav finer
lot for all ayes and ,eI.. Nr. F. it will also b..
observed, b" iu', received spring stock Of
dry goods which We will wsran,ar-, in point Of
elegance, behind no Others in town.
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NV YoeK Arrl 90

4 private letter from shanghai 2l.t SAYS the
Chinese rebellion WAS b-comtng formidable
affair The els are reported to be but 90 miles
from Naukir and the leader had -ents MESSAGE
10 the aulhotIlrs Of thAtci anounrin. h.. IN.
ten'ion To- advance upon It and demand rs capttu.
h,,u. and the inhabitants were fortih ing the
ci'v.
The nun,h,r n the rebel forces /. stated at
from 81 tulOOuOO
Nyi;l, an the rrals West and South Of Nankin
hn been li-rrun.ei
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TRrNENrws ASRIy,L.-1hs 81. Louis Demo
crat saws that Col " God has arrived IN that CT
with Mrs. Scholoy, whose weight il said to ot
only ,rrta .s-Ircl ard sirtp.fo four pounds, some
thing considerably over tho weight OF pan'e
Lambert. Ms : will hold her levees Ia the e''y
during the week ~ soon asa hall With as,ree'
donr large enough to admit her cso be found
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The facilities ofrailroad trave! between Albany
and Buffalo, arc to DO greatly increased-,he
new arrangement, taking effect on the 18th inst.
There are to be eleven daily trains from Albany
westward, five Of them express trains. eight daily
trains from the west, Of which four are express
trains. The time between Albany and Buffalo is
reduced to twelve hcur'. for all express trains,
and one, tho Lightning" train, is TO accomplish /.
In ten.
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NTuE SIeGEa" L.~.-Egyp', for whose ben..
H. this law was especially passed, BY Ter paper.
utterly rsputiate' and di,ovns 1t. The following
1, from the JonSiLoro Ga,ne /. nil also BE-
,een by the second crtrsc, belo~ ,hs, even il..
slave states, whose black laws are Supposed 10
be sovery bsrbarous are shocked at tie a,rveIiy
Of the Illinois law.
We pabli.h in another column the odi~l.
Niger Ldv passed by the lIlinol, legi,latiy,
vis.acrrs At their last 'e.sinn. How long vii
the people Of this hitherto free state" ,uI.t tn,
shameful snac,ion to di.grae. their statute book
--.onsiboro Gd,.
TnL N,eRo LAv.-The Mr. Orl,a, Bee say,
Of the Illinois Negro Law: " Bot lIlrnoi, has ~
Gently capped the climax by an act II special ant
savage ruthlessnes'" This expression Of opinior
!, pretty general IN the slave states.
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F,srH. IttNor. RIvkR.--1hr R,c4ig1- new
boat u.t buI here COED for TIE ST Louis snd
Illinois rrsr trade W.. At The wharf yesterday
taking IN cargo Shit, oatofths largest class.
v,ubssnIaly built AMI Handsomely fitted out,
IN he prevailing mode. sight other will mech
crafty our St Loan friends - Pitfsbtrg GdssH
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CHICAGO Cusroxs-Ths Chicago Tribune is in
formed that the Customs Of ,ha, port for the last
year amour, to the surprising sum Of 100000
aud tina. they will doubtless double this amount
during the present year. ...
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AdminiNr otor't Sale Of Per'oHoi PropsriY
WILL he sold public snle, at ne House OF
w Stephen Wnlso... IN tk- town Of Brook
field, La sale county. on ihr 23d Of April next.
al 10 O'Clock VI. 10y The administratoroi lhr ~
tate OF William Lofts, deceased, the personal
properly belonging IN Fali estate Terms, cash.
mrch l9-it DAVID VALVES, AdntBisnat0r
The above sale i postponed until Friday, April
9th. 1853. Apni % D. WALKER, idmr.
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FKoN TET Rio GRASDE-W Whatever Day have
been the original design Of Carayajal IN bis Gil.
buster movements on the Rio Grande. there can
be no doub, thai he 10 now anymore than h I'll.
way robber. Tie Latest intelscnc. IN reiOrerce
% hss movement, IT, tina: on the ?s,h nit, he
'rosscd the RIO Graude with abou, .ix,y follow
err. and took the town Of Reyno.a The real 10.
ieci Of iLi, fJray soon made i,-els manifest, a,
ne Of the FIRST acts Ct the band, on entering tie
own va, to seize the two principal citizens the
AlcalJe,, or civil nsgistrats, and hang them up
until ihey had s1;orted s. O0Oss price for their
lives and security Of the defancee,s citizen,
from them
From the following despatch i, ,ppear, that the
robber chiefha, Leen arrested By authority Of the
United States, and will probably ge, h.. due:
Wv OEtvaN. Goth.
The Delta has dates from Itiu Grande 20 the
10th. Carsyejsl aud several Of nv. ASSOCIATES
we're arrested By company Of L. 5 troop. and
released, and subsequently, arrested by the L. S
Marshal, and are now IN confinement at For,
Brown, under strong guard. Wltne.se. have
been summoned to attend the examination Of the
prisoner.
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CLo7mSe.-By referring io our new adver,i,e.
nsn,' It will be seen that Mr. Drake who la.
bought ou, Ae"r' Kohn (. Mandlcbsum. ha. jrs,
received from the east very large and well sc.
lee'rd stock of-pring and summer clothing which
he will sell at the low rates which 90 .rninrn,lv
distinguished this establishment willie in the
hand. Of his predecessors.
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We in advocating the acceptance Of orr city
charter did not believe lhst the expense of this
f5m Of governusa; would be any more than
our old town government, and nov hope We may
not be DISAPPOINTED; but it seems from an ex
trac, nom tho Inaugural Address Of the Mayor
Of one cfthe young elite. Of Massachusetts. New
Bedford city 81 some SIS 900 inhabitants that
the experience hi. been different asi beng d..
posed to lay bef1r, the public all the information
We can Of public interest We have clipped the iol
lowing thersfrnm. BY way OF aeauian:
1t -now some * Years since We charged from
ltown 10 city form OF government Aud al
though awe we're conf Iendy assured by those
m-si ANXIOUS Tor the chang. that cur expense.
voufuet he increased thereby. still there were
ihnsr anaong L, Who could not trug them.elvs.
to oelis:s Tor moment, tina; 'ueh would be the
result y
That cI,y governments always are and must 81
necessity contlBur 10 be more expensive than the
OLD democrats firm II town governments. more
At lh,s late dsy seem dI.prsrd tn d,uy. since :,
many experiments have been tined and an ~
sIiung in the sane WAY. without To- NY know j.
edge, 4 solitary exception. In SO the wear pre-
vluus 10 our becoming CITY. our expenditure.
were $4,000. Deduct from an. $4,000 ipr
erecting the nsv Aims House. which was ~ *
ranrdnafy outlay that wear. ,ui yoa have for lhy
ordinary expenses Of the government only Sos
600. There wa' expended IN 1851. 10 carry ou
the government SOL IL IS and m 1882 rh-
mGni Ipal wear at now closed Sl45.6iO 20. Adj
To that over six thousand dullsrs the amount ex
pends-i since the Srst day OF March which ranu,t
rishtfully DC charged 10 this year. account, and
you have. as expended fr municipal purposes
thu past year o',s hpedrsI and mn one tsos'Iud
dollars More than double the amount required
the year before Ne adnr.ed a city firm ct Gov
eminent, md some sixty thousand dollars over
lie expenditure ior 1851.
We fear our Eastern sisters. hovcvsr are I'D
,dietsd too nurh rs Indicated IN tho clip below
to The air Of -Gaily The Troubaduur:"
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THE FINEST STOCK
Family Groceries!
ir9ViNons fr,fii,, LigHorI Iob1cco. dc. de,
L. LL.L--u nLu b. L.unL NJ Lhe sin,e nt
II. Mcnt2'cmerY,

II has Old stand, fer dOorS sasiot the Mansion
NJuss
TT NNiNG lu-t received his ,prlng supplies, all
/ ot winch he srrulrd IN pers on from he hea.
wet whuc'as rsiabls ntui- AT the south, The
81 sciibrf challenges a companion Oi his stock,
wIlh That ct ary other dealer m town, knowing
nul1.Wav. being prepared to demonstrate lhnt he
keeps better ntrc.c, hrayl't stock greater
variety everything, aud sells chraper Than oil
hs uupeii'urs
The following ll-i comprises some OF the of'lrlrs
ia lie found ~ ms store
Sngor. brown, Lost. clarified, and crushrd.
Cefet, Rio and Java.
lolgssss. sugar house, plantation, ana syrup.
Edadls, star s,rariur spsIm, aud ialow.
Ts1s. green, black. Bohea, &c.
SNAP, ro.in Castle. and shaving.
Tgbarco CAysnd,h, fine cut, smoking, &c,
Cigrs, anything from long nine" I" amid
four penny Cuba.
Oiis, lns,sd, sperm, olive
Pork lard, tallOw, &c.
Fish, mLcberrl, white, herring, and trout.
Oranges and Lemons at retail orby the box
Corod Nut, raIslus, currants
FIgs, at retail OF by the drum,
Ginger PrsSsrrsS. very tine arncle'
Pickles. in Jars, all KIND, eAtin: -
PrDp,r Sauce pepper SAT-, hIspce' sne'f' "'u
all other ordinary condiments.
Nuts, Brazil iilbcrls, almonds, pea NUS NC
Tous, Tor children, from the elephant to JACK Inc
giant killer
Oysters, sutdincs &C, W sbHs
Candies n lotoi 0il kind FL
pntis bruoms, mops, Eho
Four, pota,ocs, vepela/, ~ therseoSon, hut-
ter. epg4' chickens, and n,1such little arrange.
m-n,s" needed in families, ownysktpi "hen'h sy
can possibly be procured lorlUve or money
yIOIlNS.
"Letthe fddlne folders middle"
A very fine lot OF yiolins, with all The arrange
menis, at asionshinply low prices
LIQUORS
Wines, hrond,cs, gln, whiskcy, &c, Al, WHOLE
sale undr tail.
Champaign cider bottles. a MIN,
London porieIanj brown stout, in quart ana pint
bottles. l
ALSO- Chicago Lime and Cement together
with almost anything you can name IN ms hhe.
Having be.u i'm The business number of years, the
subscriber knows exactly what he has and what he
ofIrrs, and can demonstrate, that in good goods
and low prices. he IL not only "tesae but very
considerably ahead OF all competitions Try HIM,
mud ..,i Anil % r. MoSTcoMERy.
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The Rev. 5. l. BREcEryRrpeE will preach at
The B'p'is, Church on Monday evening next. a,
o'clock April :5'h. On Distinctive fraDures aud
ordnance, of,he Christian di.pensa,.on."
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QuIScr.-lion, j. " pi;mAn has been no,nina
ted by the Democracy Of Quincy Tor tie ofie.
Of Mayer lie w,ll 90 elected aud make a sapi.
tai officer.
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Post Office Department,

Appointment Ufiics, Feb. IT, 1893,
70 a Nsr York Postp,astsr!
Inreply to your inquiry, dated February 10,
esking what strings you can pull most success.
fully" in order to retain your Office, the Depart.
nsnt does not know what better advice to give.
than 10 recommend that you faithfully discharge
your duties aud maintain q stiff upper lip.
SD. JACOBS.
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Candidate for Mnyor.

fsrsuast to call, . meeting of the friends Of
tsmpefapc~ vas held at the court hous. on Wed
ne'd.y evesns Tor the purpose Of dominating f.
candidate Ter Mayo, HrsKr GRrsS wa. called
to the chair snd W, S, MeNsir appointed secre,s,
~. Aftet several Intellectual attempts to agree
upon son,s man. Geo S. Fisher and Dr.. JOS.
S,cp, were hallo,ed for, vheu it appeared that
Geo gN~Dhai 81 votes and DE-. Stou, 90,
whereupcn Mr., Fisher VA, unanimously declared
nominated
appointed and committee OF three to iuGotm
Mr. Fisher Of his i,Sminslion
The meeting tkse Adjourned
The somnil,rs arfom,ci to wa, upon Mr.
Fisher rep0,tlis acYptancs Of the nomination in
the following tst,rs.
Draw, April 81. sS3
Messrs l. u Freadenlursh. ". Coy.wel and
I. Hampton to,HWit.r
Gfe-iic's,a- our notice to me tn, morning
vt my non.a.aIl"n a. a candidate i"r the office of
Mayor Of lhis CIV, by , mass meeting OF Our fe.
tow cixss' held At the court house on the even
ing 1T he sNh instant vts ~ much \ matter Of
surpr,se 10 me as II ECa,ih's'inn. more, especial
", a. It was the voice of the people who 4.
,ermiuri that temperance ,hI be one Of the or.
namen,, <e>ss-,err or yoarg c,ty
accept the n-uiinati,n ~iih pleasure. because
! an willing TO identify mvsrlf with che temper
sncs cause On all eccs.tons and to b, knoNn as
Temperance man rvervN where
Sho1li ! be- elec;ed lv,il go far \. ! am able
so operate with the people en- an lresDons for our
mutual ~ssS,rst and to Ptomote The public inter
este
| an, With esteem your fellow citizen
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