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nlSS0LUTION Notice is hereby given, that
~ The co.partnership between to undersigned
is this day dissolved by muiunI agreement.
LUTHER HERsEY,
VIM. A. DOWNING.
Rugales, June ! 1853. 4w6s
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80 TIE TAX PAYERS OF ASH
LAND (OtJN,rY.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the rate per crpt
IN asuessed BY the Commissio eus Of lhiu co.u.
", as a road tax Tor the present year, 10 oAe ntsl
on the doAar, ~ enc per cehtum on the one tnut
dred d6llhrs salnasion VI all yhe lsal and pefsond
properly Of said cauntyi which sn 90 assossca,
ihsy be discharged by labor on me reads un,laf
the objection OF the ahpefsiaors Of the several
districts throughout the county AZ thu rate u sna
dollar Per ds1. los will therefore, Ind by roAes-
encs 90 the law passed last winter, tksi II Will ~
be necessary ~ obtais oeItfieatsh from the sapess
visors for the Parpcse Of brugine them TO na
uounty Treasurer 60 apely On your tases az heE,r
tolore r~eqairedl 10 the road las viii hos b1 placed
cn-tht tax dupiieats this year, and eoliootcd u
che county rroasureT, az under the ola law. II
10 now COLLECTED ia the di7sreht tnwnsAt,s
anodebsat The c0snty, for wAieh pnEp6is ne IS.
PeTdssrs are required " IT, $50 Kestion or vi
Law, Iard 10 vAteh I call Maif a~utsntiohh ~ vesu. q
The daplozse furnished them b.. the fdwaAls
Cess " said Gterk on " before tia i0tA HAS %
Ne'enbe, neht, certifying she Asaouni d. M az
taEos that rorhaia unpaid hs labor, and II 10 Thea
made the 6uty Of The Township CLERK VII IA ass
days Thereafter, TO certify tho sanse 10 The f6SR
ship ffsssnher, wAs shall Immediately proceed "
collect he same, in the same manner that cTasd
Treasarers we're boahd 10 collect 6Adss ne fsrht
~ Law,
ISAAC GATES, oosnty Auditor.
Ashland, June 80 1853. AwS.
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Broom, d nndIc.,

A Few THOUSAND BROOM HAN.
n DIES, ehuek'd aud bored, always on haAd at
PBfBR n. PUEnY'S.
tTayesville, Ohio, July -, lisa, 6Ne
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The STATE OF 0HIo,(
ashland County
AUDITORS OFFICE, ASHLANB.(
June 10, 1858.
do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
Exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures Of Ash
land County for the year commencing June -,
1862, and ending June 10, 1858, Us taken from
tho books and settlement sheet of The foimer An
ditUr. ISAAC GATES,
Auditor Ashland County, Ohio.
Examined and approved by US this 10Th day Of
June, 1853. GEORGE MCCONNELL,
AMOS HILBORN,
!. LUKE SELBY,
Sw9 County Commissioners.
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NNcT1TBTT

Of the Receipts and Expenditures Of ash.
land County, Ohio, for the year com.
msnring June IL, 1852, and ending
June 10, 1893.
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Married.

At the ssmpseIl House. 10 Ashland, on the nh
inst. by ). A. McClssky, Esq, Mr.. WINFIELD
SCOTT, Of Vermillion tswpship, to Miss NAN
CY CASTOR, Of Green tOwnshIp.
On the l4th inst. by the same, Mr.. JOHN ESH-
ELMAN to Miss LYDIA sTOUVER.
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OTrosss lsD BIPEcAdA'.

0TrIoHHt AID DI9Ecn6Rs.
MERCK n. DEAN, PrstdouA
GsOnoe w. GRAHAM, Secretary.
DIREoroRs.
hsri"s D. Dean, Charles A. elatiSt,
Jesse On ret'on, ND, 4 HrAkenson,
George 8. Bennett, tsarse W. Graham,
vrsrrEs AsS sxLHlSizs rHYsoliss.
r., D. Mussey, MD, W. IL. Musssy, N. D.,
R. s. Newton, NJ. d., Jesse Gisr6tsos. M. d.
N. B.-Respcnsible petsons Physicians asd
othoIs) may Obtain the Agency 81 Ibis Compaay
for thor nefghhorhood, and Be supplied prati.
with ~ Pub'iSations for circulation By addresuipr
the Secretary.
Tho ful est INFORMATION 10 relation to the sub
Jest OF Life lnsurAree will be freely impurtch 10
appllsahts A. this office.
GEO. u. pARRER, Agent, Ashland.
June 10, Is6s-iJ4.
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MEh1cAN UNION LIfR INSURANCE
"A COmpANY.-Ofic "a East Fourth-s,veet,
Cincinnati, OAio.-Incorporated BY the s'ote II
ONE. Charter perpetual. Authorised Capital,
sloo,OoOi and a large accumulated fund.
This cnfppany will insure livos on either the
etooE - Mutual plan. Porschs inaSrins ia he
mu'eal Department can secure one hsii OF ID
pFemian BY giving a premium note. Those iasu.
rag "a tho stock Department Gao pay heir pre-
mimi, annually, seni-snnuaIly, or quatterls.A
Tho rates are no lev as those charged by most
q ompAAiea.
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T. A MILTON

O111os
"H0LESALE dealer in SIT, water Time
w Lake Fish Of all kinds, IehIgh and
Blacksmitn's Gal, Water Zine, T.. &c.
eDr CASH PAID FOR WHEAT, CORN, OATS.
30, at all times. Grain stored on favorable
terms. Advances made in cash when desired.
June 20, 1853. 4m6'
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

F9ZSSTE ErSY<S3 mcnced running
rs Ashland sssSpHE !, ,S from
Misunderstanding Ashland overy Monday, Wed.
nesiay and Friday at 8 O'Clock, AM and arriving al,
LoudonVilleI 9p.M connecting with the , O'Clock
7! M, train for Pittsburgh aud The 4 O'Clock Pm
train for Gre, time same days, Leaving oudonvillc
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the
arrival OF Eastern train at 10 A. NJ, aud arri, CT
at Ashland at P. NJ, thereby e%pabling passeu.
gers to go either ENst or Vast on The cars same
day, or those coming On morning train either from
East or West can get to Ashland without delay (;
and citizens wishing 10 Wis I tho south part Of the
county, eau have 40 opportunity to transact their
business and ret m the same trip, aud vies rsrsa
Fare through one dollar.
A liberal deduction TO families and ~ploasur
parties. Enquire Of the undc signed at the Boob
Store in Ashland. or At the Railroad Depot, OF
Post Office IN Loudonyille.
W H II POTTER, Proprietor.
Ashland, July 10, 1858. ANS
Passengers TAX to of from any Hotel either
at Ashland or LOulonyillo.
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NOTICE IN CHANcRRY. AGeorse ". Slater
IN and Lsmuel D. Slater, noa resident dorraa.
ants, are hereby notified, that On tho s3d day o.
June, A. D. 1853, Charles Cameron and Mahala
A Camersn, Of Ashland county, 10 the State Of
Ohio, lied 10 the court Of common ploas Of The
said county Of Ashland, a bill In chanoery against
Che said George W. Slater, Lshael 8. aIater, las.
K. SlAief, Nelson Slater, William p. Slater, 10
seph W. Slater, Eliza Lef,ers, James Briakefhuf,
label A. Brinkerhnf, Conrad WiuegardaeF. Re-
oecca A.. Winekardner, William Winegardier,
Zachary T. Wihegardnsr, Mary Ann STAT =, HsaI
y WiHbigler, James Slater, James A. alatdt,
james II. Slater, James Cameron, the object ard
prayer Of which bill is to contest tho validity ofa
certain paper writing. eXecnted June u, x De-
1882, pretended to be the last will and testament
Of ame Slater late OF said Ashland county, De-
ceased that an issue at law may be- made up %
try the validity o! said pretended will, that said
pretended will may be declared null and void,
and the estate Of the said James Slater be distn
bnted amosg his hsirs according TO law. And the
SAID above pamed defendants are lur.hsr notified
that unless they appear and plead, aaswsr o. do
mw, 10 said bill within sixty days alter the ndrt
tenn Of said court, the said somp %ainants, ~ The
term noEt amer the expiration NJ aid sixty days,
will ask tho court 10 take the ma,tars VI ssid btt
as confessed, and decfes therc.n Ascofdiagi'.
CHARLES CAMfR1N.
MAHALA A. cAMRRWa
Dated June 20, 1853. euos
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Sale Of Valuable Town Property
I'M nrn


V'HE undetsisncd proposes TO sell at private sale, cd
4 favorable ttrIns, the following real erste IL thS
town OF Ashland, FORMERLY owned by Francis erahknl
ssmelJ Tho large
Stone Store and Wars House!
on MATS street. This property 4. oie Of the most tM.
glble business locations 10 The town. ana 10 il ali n.
Speets q very desirable Iv petty
Sm also DESTROYS Of selling, 10 GrsAan's Aadiuss
5hirftsn 161n Lots!
sltusted 10 the most healthy end pleasant portion NJ
lhe Town. eeitet~ oppStunlty fer coed bargains h
real oStats In Ashland, WI uei seen Ss egsSsd
Ashlssd, yuas Is, IsSs. ewt
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PETITION FOR PARTITION NO
'TlCE.

TlCE.
NATHANIEL WOOD aud Rebecoa J. Wood
IN his vile, william C.. Moore and Louisa
Moore his vile, John A. Campbell and Mary J.
Campbell his wife, Henry NJ. Hamilton and Nh
ria b. Hamilton, Alexander llamiltoD and Daniel
K. Hamilton, aud Jane Hamilton widow of Will
that on the 10Th day Of January, A.. d. 1883, tho
Undersigned filed a petition in the Court Of COM
mon pleas Of Ashland county, Ohio, where the
same is now pending demanding partition Of the
following premises, situate in said county, 10 viii:
TIL north east qua rter Of section number three
(3) in Township number twenty-five t22l OF
Range number fifteen 10 y containing one hun.
dred aud ~sixty-iour acres, more or less, excepting
such certain lots in the village OF Lafayett' :, as
have heretofore been sold by william Hamilton,
ST., in his lifetime. Also, village Lots number
eleven al twelve (l2J thirteen u3l fourteen
(l4J fifteen (lj) aud sixteen (l6) in the village OF
Lafayette in sald county. The Undersigned de-
mands that partition be made Of said premises as
follows to the undersigned three equal mint
parts; 10 Nathaniel Woods and RebeccaJ J. Woods,
William c. Moore aud Louisa Moore his wife,
John A. Campbell and Mary ]. Campbell his wife
Alexander Hamilton and Daniel K. Hamilton,
each, sno-ninth part; to Henry NJ. Hamilton and
Maria d. Hamilton, together, ono equal ninth
part, and to Jane Hamilton dover in the whole.
At the next term OF said Court, an application
will be made by the undersigned for an order
that p%artiticu,m may be made, &c, of said premises.
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
KELtoeG & ALLISON, S)l'rs for Perr.
July 20, 1853. 6w9
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Died,

On Saturday, 10th inst, 10 this town, Of the
residence Of otow Smith, Esq, Mrs. AURA y.
BolcE, wife OF ORD. 5. BoicE, Of Now London
Ohio.
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OFFICE FRANKLIN 4 WARREN r. n. co F.,
Euauu.pu I,n. "a aara ~
NOTICE.
NEW R sToRDi

R0LLA H. CHUBB & CO.,
Whnlesale and Retail DuggfsNr.
TWO aoor' eA'' eftAe HAM, and opposite lie Enph
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WORCESTER

Cores oudeIes OF The Tribune.
WoRcTsrKs Mass Thursday. Dec. -, 1888
In the scenery and Works o. at around Noreeer tnefe
i much 10 crafty taste and en- honorable pde
For though here as elsewhere the prevalent ui'aanm
has blndly msnged the public grounds and neglected or
hacked down The noblest yet Nature has herself
raised perpetual protest against this dvOrce OF the useful
from the beautiful Around and within the ever widening
limits Of the city are lofty hills furnishing the finest ioea
tjous and the most delightful prospects
Upon one Of these emnences IN the eastern par o me
civ star ds the State Lunaic Asyluman immense oElek
structure four stories high FIVE hundred and thirty 'x feet
long and from hundred to hundred and any feet vide
Its inmates number five hundred and twenty OF whom one
forty sx are Irish Under the superintendent
Of DR. Chandler assisted BY Drs. Smith anu Bemis rsi-
dent rbvsieans every comfort and proper eno ent are
,fer.d 10 these most unfortunate of al human bthss
MANY are pleasantly and probably employ~d' IN
reeSie work rsmt. Of skin and chance curvs'ng the
ue GARDENS in the ornamenng the iase,2 "aiAs
ard spacious grounds N front :
From Union Ill., the south east i the n1e.i V !" o.
the city The first object that meets the gle IA 1s ~
rectiou j. large, square, preientle IS looking DfsA Ou
iuc built three years ago by Sociey uHder the ssi %
ie late Or Newton Of this city and known a. the Neal
al College For several mon rs Il has been closed Il
cuusv piece Of Grthiterure and with II niilef ols
si,eres looks Ike therssnd legged worm kicking He
one nile directly south Of the city on the broE Of
another noble hl : the College q tie Holy Iroas pl,
,!lrrk icur sigr IS high and hrndlci sal NY '7'
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TIE CARSON CASE.

This ease was concluded yesterday afternoon before the
Coznitfee Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen the
eel al sisher aide summing up the svdere which had
been sd9Iced in the o: the investigation Present.
Aszt. Aid. Barker and McConkey.
Mr. NeGovn, counsel for Mr. Carson, said thai mas
much as be had at the last meeting Of the Conmtes
stated that be did not intend 10 up he had since
reason to alter his mind but would submit the 10 the
COMMITTEE calling their attention merely % 10" points.
MI McGona coptended shat these proceeding were
dersken solely for the purpose Of creating capital against
M, CarseE at the election for Chief Engineer thai tho
hole object sought be obtained the election . the
ofiee Of Chief Engineer other pern even L they
had to sacrifice the reputation Of Mr. CaOn in order 10
accomplish their purpose. The investigation Of these
charges hEd in the events of the past two ~ three days
the late election in which three Assistant Engineer
elected all Of whom warm supporters Of Mr. Cars0n
shown how much capital they had made Of their ia
vssgaon lie said that the expense incurred in pugting
% the striking apparatus for City Hail and Essex Market
Bells incurred and paid previous the Charter Of
1919 and that Mr. Carson had perfect right % receive
such sums previous 10 the Charter oflsls he would DO"
submit the matter o. the Committee satisfied that from Ie
Iaieu. ard attentive manner IN which they had listened b
The testimony given in this investigation, they wers y
competent judge and decide upon the guilt or Inn soee
Of Mr. Carson without ANY remarks frm him ufon the
evidence. 49,
Mr. Willard Counsel fr the pros' euiion sail bad hoped
that bis learned friend would bsve explained his opinion
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LETTER FROM ARCHBISHOP HUGHES

Reverend Brctyen ene Cergy and Dearly Be'oref chi
dren fAe LQity. HalN and BeHefiHioR an Chr's' our
Lord
II has been communicated to u.s. that certain persons
claiming be ministers Of religion have thought proper
10 preach in the public streets in such manner as to
excite against US the hatred OF felOwczens who are
not Catholics The object of this communication is TO re
guest you to avoid oil such prcaching AMI to leave the
parties who approve of them to the entire and per
kct endowment of their choice The Catholic commu.
riy of New York have merted well Of their fellow cit
uns by their uniform moderation and respect for the
laws of their country and the authorities of its government
fear that this system of street preaching intended as
mare and hope that no Catholic viii allow himself to be
aught thereby Let every who chooses TO preach in
&c public streets preach often and as long as he will
But for you dear brethren shun the space in which his
toce can be heard lest owing 10 human nfrmiiy rca
snable and just Indignation M ht tempt any you 10
uhib symptoms Of impotence resentment would
signal TO your enemies in consequence Of which the
laws and rules of peace and good order might be violated
do not wish you understand dearly beloved brethren
tat you should degrade yourselves ioa below the
highest level of American citizenship II there be- as has
en nsnuaied conspiracy against the civil and religious
sights which secured to you by Constitution and
laws defeat the purpose OF that conspiracy b. your peaceful
md entirely legal department in all the relations of Life
Bat the other hand If such conspiracy should arise
Nbuked by the public authorities to apontreay menacing
With destruction any portion OF your property whether
Jour private dwellings. your churches your hospitals
orphan asylums, other Catholic institutions then, in
case Of any attack let every man be prepared
e~d TO stand by the laws OF the country and the
suhor' Of the City in defense of such rights and prop
NY hardly to be supposed that such contingency,
shoer our Hee and equal laws possibly arise
nevertheless symptoms Of baneul purpose net By
ny means wanting The consequences 10 so populous
and wealthy City as New York Of collision between
PARTIES having for its basis smulan, the spite of re
hgiOus hatred whether in the attack or in the defense
would be incOncevaby disastrous You dearly beloved
Brethren will be careful to avoid the appearance of
enene IN regerd to that might lead TO such re-
AN But N spite of your fsrbearance il should come
ven viii be lawful for yOu prove yourselves worthy OF
=, nghis Of citizenship with which you are invested BY
O~ o.ifne Of your own property, the is declared
~red By the laws Of the country
JOHN, Archbishop Of New York
Mr. Io'h. Dee Is ls53
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TIE cHoLERA AT NENORLEANs

Frona Our Own Correspondent
NEW ORLEANS, Friday, Dec 1883.
n Ioily Dca Of this date has long editorial headed
Shane ul Interpretation aud after publishing ex
tract from Try letter you under date Of 22d ult comments
upon IL letter containing word oftruih being
based upon truth l hive nogsr re8d more shameful
"m'1rprcsenision than i pullca,ono Of III Data. The
editor must Fave been thathe statements made
ro-he acknowledge 70 have statement before him from
the elk Of The Charity Hospial-and must have known
thai that very statement conohoraod al had written. bat
he has 10, the caudor 10 admit L. But he makes state
men, that from oct 20 up Nor 49, there altogether
twenty two admissions of Cholera patients d'rng that time
Now would ask what induced Tie Da TO 60 back to the
Goth Ocio5erl they might with much lrnes have gone
back six months and stated that there bad been only
twenty two admissions in III months The writer Of the
editorial knew v,ry wei that from Oct 20 up to No
vernher 90 there had beea admissions 10 The Charity
Hospital Of Clolera-and he fully aware tha'
the statement lie bad before lin, that the frs
admission Of cholera was not until Nov - and therefore
BY their owl admission they knew there were twenty-five
ad,s ons Of cholera in ro days have also as,ra mel
that tatsnen. was furnished to TIE DHl from the books
of the charity Hospital commencing on Nov 90 and Civ
ng them full par uers of al persons admitted OF cholera
in fact statement OF the names age, how long they had
been in the city time Of death SC; and they have
known that the statement published by you was correct
and they also knew that the twenty admissions in
fact twenty two deaths TIE Doa doe moi replbsh the
list Of deaths furn he'd to you which lst gave the facts
to the tine the victims had been in the city and who they
wore but nsnuatcs that the letter gave the impression
het the personswhose deaths recorded were citizens
Tie Data then goes to give comparative statement OF
the numbered deaths in the Charity Hospital for the years
ls 1851 ard ls52 and compares the deaths Of the entire
month Of November those years with statement OF
three DAYS Of this year Il Is the practice of this kind Of de-
cepon on the part Of TIE Data which has caused false re-
ro 10 he spread all over the country A. TO M report OF
&c deaths in one dsyi having teen stated by IT.. Dea
magnfed by mistang Gughis for units can assert that
what STATED. wa from statistics given by several OF our
physcans- and TO the truth ofhe statement the following
report taken from the books Of the various Cemeteries Of
the rtelments for the day mentioned viii prove it
nh r. 4
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long ard unti Iune a. is59 the nns fosrisans css'
liz University norh Of Georgetown - c. Il hst taen
ore hundred erd thify stlct-is ca tAl Gay q 80
nesrly 6esDe5ed b. ere. vtich cY1s-' s59'o Wsf,s
of IT, pIoDeTs and caussl aims total p-fs q -
Oyers.iots e. shat roE LC, 0llg cy 1-vsa s'.-3lia
II ho~eve- nearly rebuilt sniwlI s1're-1 isflrn5r
Tro-Te-rv TIE coffee cro-ns er.-1il sesc1y tl-ee
soIss The vssr e Fs-ticgisIlF imposed - ne ek'
re yoc-h 81 .hs s0dsn1s tls rri1t c01IiesF sAoFl
him and tie ursufp1sscd heluip q ils l9eaflpa
Nesisarc n the city tie cfea q another 0'Sl''
iuI III. l. Orssd InsfsuC, Young lis- collegiate e
nfT5 The budi1g l. remarkably ea1lsi anl iDp'sins.
in The caiei4c1 style with toVel ard 5E..emenis, tT5
hundred srd fry fact long Z cravings q have D..
one or two recent works architecture Tae grounds
cmpso sleven acres Of which IN front aui Or
hsmtnied aifh more than housand trees Twenty-Five
rpd distant on the eareTn slope another rugai bald
irg fly ei IN daHetT snd IN TIE coming s2ru- siI
another Of hundred feet diameter 20 be ba the %
ect teirg 10 Wits the Institution al The aeyania
q riding academy. making equestrian skiii ani
grsce pst u female edrc sfion. II projected ave
yesrs $50 BY lie present principal Mr. 81 ihayes dis
tingushtC scholar graduate Of B-oEn University md
$500 II has during the present acadencA year
from oDe hundred and lffy 10 Fo hundred students.
In be northern part al the city Is the Cour; holse
splendid building O. Quincy granite and flew rods further
north fire trick building containing the hsl Of ne
American Antiquarian Society. This society Of which
Hen Edwsrd Everett il nov President incorporated
in sle and IFS collector Of antiquities i sat 10 be the
valuable in the United STATES. lis library contains
OCs volumes and is cabinet contains many manuscripts
coin paintings aud other articles Of the utmost interest -
svend an hour more pieasantly than in this hall
HraET or TIE CONEONWEALrH
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ELEc rEoXirR4rD ~ HARD w

t. u. Ea'gr Of 7zs NJ Tr4z.s
CHARGED Nm Murray with Gtrocious fraud upon
tie eli ctors of she Let dsics Of the Twentieth Ward.
That charge need not say has done him grea. Injury
among PEOPLE who have no. known him
NJ Murray Is discharged by the Grand jury, as
en- iufor1aed by the Assistant District Attorney As no
stain oueh, to ret upon his character trust yoa viii do
whoiyou eradicate the impression YOU have created
acaiust him.
Every witness for the prosecution who closely observed
the Of the Charter ticket in the st district Of the
TNen,iCh Ward stses that AZ the commencement, Muir
ray stated that e did not think be ought to participate 10
that canvass be himself candidate Tor Assessor
uron the ticket with McConkey and that lie abs,aned
from any action therein This of is suf.eni 10
culpae him. But in addition, il NAV be remarked how
imnrol able would h. that Murray shouh aid in fraud
winch would endsnger his election for the assessors
the &C Tucker ticket The Wing against
VI ON Murray roaming.
Nun ay's character for the lsst thirty years has been
proved by many witnesses 70 be most excellent | can
add my testimony to the purity aid strict honor
Of the man. and feel personal Interest in having Justice
done him Truly your obedeni seryant
ItrE Dec H. is55 L. 3. SHEPARD