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Tie Artesian Well again.

Last week ~e mentioned that no report had
been received from the committee, appointed
. is1 months since by the citizens Of our
toxin to correspond with some competent ope.
razor anu procure the necessary information
relative to the boring Of an Artesian Well in
our town. Since then we have been informed
by one OF the gentlemen who compose that
committee, that he wrote TO the operator, now
engaged Ia sinking a we'll IN New Orleans, on
the subject, and that, in his reply, he states
lac will bore the said Well for $500 per month,
or from twenty-five cents to eight dollars per
loot, ms the character of the soil mny prove.
This. our informant says, is all the informa'
ton he obtained from him. and thinks il al.
visable TINT the citizens should procure his
services, ms Inc is, nc doubt, fully competent
for the task. What say our ffiendss Shall
We or shall we not undertake the experiment,
Two fires have lately occurred in our town,
and il was with a good deal Of difficulty tina,
water could be procured to c%xtinguisl, them.
May not q worse fate be In store for us for the
want Of this Wellf In both the above In.
stances We were peculiarly fortunate in get.
ting the flames suppressed at all, but no one
can predict with any certainty Tint we will
bc equally AZ fortunate should another fire
break out in our midst. A certain old pro.
verb informs us hat "a stitch In time saves
nire;' therefore, let liz profit by the adagc
while We have il in our power 10 do 10.
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Weather and Crops.

We clip tho following items Of the crops
and weather from our exchanges. The New.
port (Fla.) Times, Of the 9th inst, says:
During the past few days the wcnihrr has
been cold and uncomfortable, and Il, IL feared
that the crops have been considerably Injured
If not killed. On Monday morning we had
considerable frost, and ice was formed during
TIE night previous. Yesterday morning wo
bad another slight frost. Most of the plant.
ers in this county are blowing up their lands
to replant their crops.
The Linden (Mnrcngo county, Ala.) JcGcr.
sonian, Of the 18th inst, says
Tho frost Of last Sunday night injured tho
corn crop Of this region considerably. Farm.
ers nre now rc.plnnting. Fortunately, but few
TURNER'S had any cotton mp, or IL would have
met the same cool reception.
The following is from the Albany (Ga.) Pa.
riot, Of { 7th inst.
We have had severe frosts this week, which
destroyed all the corn and cotton that was up.
Some planters had worked their corn the first
time, and the cotton in many fields was up
All Rrc now busy re planting,
The Macon (Allss.) ra'yiv,, Of the LIST inst,
says:
There WINS a slight frost in this region Of
country on last Monday morning, hut the
weather being dry iHr some weeks previous,
little or no injury resulted from it. The most
tender garden vegetables escaped harm.
The Ouachita Register of the 4th inst, SAYS:
There was quite a hnil storm in this vicinity
on Friday evening last, doing considerable
damage to vegetation. At somc places, VIC
learn, the hail upon The ground was two inches
docp the next morning.
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DwriN0uisnrn rrusoNAGrs..-Asidc from
the crowd of lawyers who are now In town at.
tending court from the adjoining counties, We
notice TIE manly forms mud smiling faces ,f
Manior OF the Layace Register, aud Burke, Of
the Stguin Mercury. The former brother Is
hHsily ruesgtd W. " taking through a conr,y
of sprouts those of our citizens WHO have
no. vet been Initiated INTO tho mysterlrs ol
the "lNucS star, and a',oof examining into tho
latest and INCEST approved i1ulc az criermitg.
Eng .f'e1s ~ IN whilst, yhc lsucr brother,
from hjs exceeding mod,sle Looks Ga smiling.
y, hut says NOT = Worl. Both of our Cficnda
are clever aud agreeable gentlemen, publish,
excellent pagers sn6 observe 10 ID, ps,unsod
literally. They have our bes, she's fr
their eureces.
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GRASp JuRoHs. ID Dcnnct, the correspond.
cni Of tho lndianola B%ullctin, makes use of the
follow ing sensible remarks on the subject OF
the duties of grand jurors:
Few pcr.ons, probably, consider how weigh
" q responsibility rests upon grand lurnts,-
They search out crime anh criminals, and o..
port them to the courts. They point nut To-
the courts those who violate law, aud arc cn,
emics 10 the best interests of srirtv. " they
neglect their dnty--if criminals run AT large
wl,hou, even being reported to the courts, 40
mAti,r whether from ,imidity, f,voriiisim or
caiclessness, surh neglect viii encourage crime
snh arm unpublished criminals with y more in.
sulting s%u,ia,itt.
Grand iuro,s should look vigilantiy about
them. They should ak what crimes have
been Committed Within the limits which they
represent. Thes should close their eyes and
ears to every thing but the hest interests 81
the community. II they wink At crime and
let II pass, whs, will tr Thought and said 81
the neral tone ot the community which they
FcprcScnti IL lhry show criminals. or the
enemies of pcate and gooi order ia s%ocic,y,
that they cannot escape their vigilance ui
that they must be placed in = position to &c.
csivc thc punishment necessary tn restrain
their reckless rfopcnsi,ics, ant ia pFaiett so
eiety the influence IT such \ iury viii ne pow.
sTfal IN restraining crime, aud Il wil pr~lgcc
= feeling ~ security smoec the people. Lc,
grand ADD peti, tnrogt DO their DEFY, and peace
and good order viii be the result.
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prsraIcr CoUnT.-.Tie District court for
Gonzales county, commenced IN session In
this place on Monday last, Hon Fielding Jones
presiding. The docket IL not very large, yet
many OF the suits pending are Of such a ma
ture NJ to consume much time in their iispo.
s',ion; consequently it will he towards the
close OF next week before the business il dis.
nosed of.
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hSornrs Nav TreRiroRY, ~ letter 10 the
N. Y Herald, dated Carson Valley, Utan|Ter
ritory, February 81. says;
We have applied 10 Congress to be separated
from Utah into a territory OF our own, 10 be
bounded AN the East by tho Goose Creek
Mountains. North 10y Oregon. and South and
West by California. 4 few more voters arc
wanted In Congress- 10 preserve the balance
of power We will como In due tine To do.
mAnd seat there"
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TAG rsssspFss ASs tas Rtaes WahnSoA
cssa-The following paragraph "a hom The
Washington correspondence II the New YOk
Herald. Of the 9TH lns,;
The presiden, sss,ed 10 a genilsush today
thst he expected the saswsr 81 the Srehlsh
d%evctuTsni 60 the ,krasAd made with uss
caca 20 the Esss Warner would be y resslfe
ssfasaA
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RsoAtL OF Mr.. SortR,~-Thc Washington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gsse,te learns
from "reliable authntity," that tho Spsuish
0overnmsH; has demanded ~ Il about 10 as.
msnd The recall If Mr. Soulo, on Tire r,oaul,
"a Il " animated tbs, he had something TO do
With the recent revolutionary movements At
SNssg,wss, Tile story Is = hishly impiol,sble
one, aud directly conIrsiieted by the at lsas,
ss reliable reports from Europe ,ha, NJ. Soule
Ia in high favor with the Queen al Spsin.
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To 1nE LAwYgus.--Wc hope that those Of
our legal friends, who are now attending court
in our Town from the adjoining counties, will
bear IN mind that there Is n newspaper pub.
>Shcd in Gonzales, and hand in their cards
" Immediately, If not sooner" We have n
large circulation in aud out oi the county, con.
Scqucntly an excellent opportunity is afforded
them Of increasing their practice, Come, We
disciples of Kent and Blackstone, make a
showing"
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20 state .hn, Ieesc ri
FOR SHERIFF..

~ We arc authorized 70 srnouncc B. F,
Rroe ~ n candidate for SHERIFF Of Gonzale
CoGn,y. AZ the ensuing August election.
cry We are authorized to announce W. K
Targis ~ n Candidate for SHERIFF OF Goussle,
county, at The ensuing August election.
III We ae authorized to announce W. L,
Barrow a. a candidate Cor recollection to the of
hce of SHERIFF of Gonzales County, at the On.
suing August election.
rE- We are authorized to announce A. M
Griswold as u candidate for SHERIFF of Con
s.ics County, n, the ensuing August election.
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LATEST NEW s

We CLEAN the following additional par,icu.
lars from the San Antonio Western Texan.
A company of soldiers followed in pursuit
Of the Indians, about l2 hours after tho mas.
sacre took place. and the next day a large
company was organized 10y Majors N~cighbors
and Howard, and great excitement was mani.
tested by nur citizens generally. Some three
or four companies are already in pursuit,
amounting in Nl 60 near one hundred mou,
aud they have hccn In pursuit three DAVIS. A
MrNicnn ard his wife, who lived ia the yicini.
tv of iic murdered family, have been missing
since Sunday, and II Is thought they are rithor
murdered or taken iuto captivity. The day
after the ma~sacrc of the FORESTER family. Nv.
John c. Bcckinan, accompanied hy some tive
or six others, well artnc,l len our city Tor the
residence OF Mr.. Forester 10 soc ii they could
learn any lliiog ia trgarl To the children.
On arriving st the house thcy met q sight
too hotgi Idle TO rrlstc. Tho father was lying
in the door, shot through thc heart, sea)ped
aud the top par, ~ his head eat of with AZ
axe, which was near hy the two daughters,
one 1T ,item ~ the other ~ years, were dead
On ihc tioor, poar by, shot with several arrow.
aud stabbed, and I, was evident they had beer
treated ~ The most cruel and hsrhstaus msn,
ner. The bale WAS also Wing dcAd, stabbed
Through the body With a large knife, ono cnlS
was missine, a hoy about six wears old, which
tltey evidently hai taken with them. Tbs
molher distinctly r~va,v,ubeSs ~ sss!nS hsl
ollcs, daughter trying 10 defend herself with
= KNIFE, and The sssse knife was near her whet
slsc vss eonnd.
These sse the particulars IS far ss hsArt
fteuf
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~ The Galveston Daily Times comcs to
Us regularly two aud three times : week
That's clever, friend Holt, There is nothing
mort psrplexing TO zee couci'y folk. than hav.
inc 90 wait iat stsle news larBipshed by stale
wslsllos. Bso,htr, we appreciate voar Kind,
ness, Your "dsty" h,s a strong Heh on cur
sfsttioas-N hss, de,fiCilv.
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-" Thrive ivqe aIl,da,eaia ne field
" g. H. VAiiiiise fr A,s,ssor sud Collect.
oy, W w. farsE,on tf Treasurer II Gonzales
oo.aty, And u 3 Williams of Dew az counts,
Tor D.~'rc, N,e,n,y Ses her announce.
H.gais 10 ts~isss ia,tr
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

- Mr. Ed'tor--F w. ". Parramore viii
consent 10 become n candidate for the office Of
Treasurer OF Gonzales County, at the approaching
Angus. election he viii be supported bv
MANY VOTERS.
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a RUSSIAN PARTY IN THE UNITED STATES
The N. York correspondent of the Charleston
Standard, in his letter of March 81, writes as
follows:
II is observed generally, or even considcra.
bly,, that n marked change is taking place in
the tone of many leading journals. in regard to
tho Russio-Turkish question. Six weeks ago,
scarcely u viocc was heard save in culogy oil
the Turk and his Western allics-now the
policy of lending American sympathy to on,
hereditary, POLITICAL and commercial enemy,
England, whose rulers, il is believed, are nc.
,na,ed by the instinct Of self-prcscrvation, %a.
thcr than motives of pure sympathy. in thci,
attitude toward Russia. is fecly nd widely
discussed. Persons who atSunu pfnow, anu
who have peculiar oppor'unisie 10 knowing,
say that ten millions of dollar. haa oecn cxpcn.
dcd in the United States, -i;hin a few months,
upon public opinion, and he r, ,ult is the grad.
ual appearing of n formidable Russian party
embracing statesmen, presses, &c. II is alsc
asserted that four hundred priva,ccrs nrc ready
IN the interest of Russia, to issue from on
ports, when tho signal shall he given, an,
pouncc down on the Of England nnd
France. Certain, il is, ir we cared To throughl,
humble England, orr opportunity tx almost n
hand. Russia IS our friend. aud has been, a.
far ms grnsping nations can he friendly. Sh,
would acccdc almost anything to us, and b,
our ally IN almost any enterprise. if we SHOULD
assist her at this pinch, But il will he hare
To- scducc Americans from that regard for Eng
land, consequent upon n common origin. Ian
guagc, literature and laws, sufficient TO max,
us the ally of Russia.
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The Ladies Supper.

Public expectation was not disappointed
The supper given by the ladies on last Thurs.
day night cqualed any thing Of In. kind we
ever Witnessed, and we have sccn n few In our
day end generation. We expected a hand.
some aud we managed affair, but this far cx.
ceeded our expo stations. We knew thu. what.
ever cur fair friends undertook wss bound to
prosper. With them the English vocabulary
contains no such wo.d AZ .tai, ard their en-.
crgy, decision and industry on this occasion
would have done credit to msny Of the stern.
or eek.
AZ an early hour the large AMI spacious hall
belonging to the Mssons, and kindly rendered
by them TO the ladies, was filled 10 overflow.
ing with a gay and animated 'hrong. The In.
dies were out en- nsasss, aud looked more thnn
usually graceful and bewitching. Black eyes
and blue ones seemed TO vic with each Other
in their sparkling g'snces. and the frcqucn,
bursts Of nerry and musical laughter told tina,
care, and thought of future sorrow, had nc
part In that brilliant asscmblage. There wcr,
also a large crowd of gentlemen present, who
seemed fully TO appreciate the efforts made &c
promote their enjoyment.
About Q O'Clock the supper room was thrown
open and the company invited to pnr,ake O
the de'icacics which were arranged In elegant
profhsion on three long tables. The ladies oc
cupied the first tables, while the gentlemen
proceeded 10 dispense more substantial all
mcnts in the shape Of turkies, pigs, chickens
&c, from g long table In tho centre of III,
room.
The scene was enlivoned Throughout, III;
whole evening with charming and beautiful
~ executed music by Mcssrs. Rundell K Ken
dali, assisted by several of our citizens us all,
ntenr performers.
Altogether IL wal n brilliant and tasteful af
fair and was received with universal %saiisiac
ton by every one present. We think our In
DIV friends may congratulate themselves OF
their signal and well mcri,cd success.
The amount realized was HE handsome sun
Of S2h2 so, which will be Immediately appro
priated to the object for which the uppcr wa
given, the completion OF the Church.
We have been requested by the Indies TO re
turn their sincere and grateful thanks to til,
gentlemen for their liberal patronage on tn,
present occasion.
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Hodge.Podge.

The UcLsExASS LETTEL-Thc original man
useript Of the famous lIulsemnnn Letter has
been given up by Mr.. Webster executors to
Mr.. Everett, by whom il is reported to have
been written while Mr.. Webster was sick.
IoEoK TO SAN IIousros.-A movement is
on foot in Boston, having for its object the
presentation Of a silver service to Hon. Sam
Houston, for his defence Of the New England
clergy's position on the Nebraska bill.
LOOKING AnEAD--A joint stock company
has been formed in New York to work the cc'.
ebrated copper mines Of Cuba as soon as that
island shall come into the possession of the
United States.
AFRICAN SEnMoS.-"Whar de hen scratch,
dar de bug and whar de Niger gwinc ob
Sunday wild a bottle. dar he grocery"
HAMLET's ADVICE TO LApIrs.-"Put your
bonnet to its right use; Ills for the head, and
not for the neck"
SENSIBLE GIRL--A young lady in Memphis,
when kissed, said: "You thief, you, put that
right back where you got it,"
A Nur FoR LAwYERs.-"Woe unto them
TINT call evil good and good evil; that pm,
darkness for light and light for darkness; that
jmstlg the ,oicked for repard. "-Asaiah.
Helping a young lady out of n mud puddle
is now called q beautiful extract.
Why is a blade of glass like a note of hand!
Because It is maturcd by falling dow.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived nj New
York on tho Goth nliimo. The Spanish AL.
thorities only stole the Captains wine and sill.
yer spoons; the vessel il nninjurcd.
An advocate Of capital punishment argues
thnt the gallows is calculated to elevate man,
kind.
A white frost throughout the States Of Ala.
bama, Georgia and the Cnrolinas, has beer
very destructive to the gardens and growing
fruit.
"Ah!" snid Scrnpliua Angelica, speaking
on some subject in which her feelings were
warmly enlisted, show gladly ! would en-
brace an oppituni,y!" "Would I were M
oppitunity !" interrupted her bashfnl lover.
The story that Hobbs American Bank Lock
had been picked in London is said to be with
out foundation.
The Know.nothings nre said to number 1906
In Washington City. In Philadelphia we hav,
heard them computed Mt 5000.
a new palace has been uncovered In tn,
ruins of Nineveh-n place whose beauty ex
GELS any yet found in Assyria.
The rcccips Of the American Tract Society
for january, amounted 10 $G0,056.
II is not the length but the strength o
prayer that is required; not the labor of tn,
lip but the travail of the heart that prevails
with God.
Senator Douglas has written a long letter it
reply to The attack made 10y the clergy upol
the Nebraska bill and himself
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TO- We have no,hibs iaserea,irg from the
Esst. Active preparations continue to be
mtse ny ,ss tssssal posSrS fo5 = decisive
bios,
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50 Tbs a. tattl & vb,eh stNfis ~ ,hc
~rarth.easi c'uer o. III, pabg squArs, and
faFacry otoi tr a e.af,a auj eauss.souss,
49, e.a "a sa,arl. ~ ssa.
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whea children srs liuts. they make their
parents head ~sche~-whsa srown up they
rake thsis hesxs sehe'
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- u 20 q, tt aty - cHi citizens having
lsssi ta,>inc~'t e. ts Transacted Il, Fort Lava.
ca, 'hey aIe ,tiEy+i g. toe ,sai uf = ~ Bow.
csr, 81, "a ,~sle, f-.yr tas, $50 und hlme
N'hS sI aui ia nc., maa "a every essential
l4ttseuib~
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FinE.-A fire occurred in the new Mctho.
dist Church building on Tuesday morning last,
which came very near resulting in its com.
pl.'e destruction. The particulars are ms fol
lows: Mr.. Cess, the contractor for the build,
ing, Ind some negroes engaged in cleansing
ont the shavinps and Other rubbisl, from ih,
lower story, for the purpose Of laying the
Noorinr, tiat being n necessary preparation
for The contemplated supper by the ladics on
TIE following Thursday, bat finding that the
.Fods were about az numerous rs the sliavinpf,
concluded tina, iie would remove M many Of
the latter as possible md then set fire to what
scattering ones were left ia order TO destroy
These insects. The negroes however, instead
OF removing the pile hs directed, set fire to il,
and the flames soon extended TO the pine ceiling
apovc. The alarm, wns given md immediate.
~ y large number Of the citizens haStcnch to
the spot will buckets. tubs, aScs, ladders, &c.,
and nv tlcir uucrHsing cxoriions succeeded in
saving the binding. The damage sustained
by eating loose tie ceiling and upper flooring
IN order To- got ut thc fire, is supposed TO be
sbcut one bundled dollars.
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- - 81 aceaae, Professor R,As and Lady
t~tv rs C,crssA - eruwss4 houss
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II is ssid that . pair Of prpity syos are the
bss, miFoy = nsn can Shave by. Zaokly Sa
and I, = unanesiionshly the casa thai mssY .
uAsu he's hsrn sh.ves ky Their
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- Those of our ritiygns wishing to pur,
chase jew lry, watchc,, clocks. fancy goods,
ant every variety of standard aud mi.collsnc.
oos works, would do Wrl tn give r. Il Smith 4
Co, " Iouuwcree street, Lssaca, q cali, Ills
establishment 8, k,pt fully supplied with all
Of thr above aii.lt. sni W, doubt rot his
rlarl So such %, sol't "p'fNsc every
bn S,- is sad To- sHo'lef ,rl jmn.
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efs" Our streets and hotels have presented
quite a lively appearance this week. The open
ing Of court has been the means of a large
number Of persons collecting here from this
and the adjoining counties. Caldwell, Lavaca,
Dewitt and Victoria have been well represent.
ed by litieant parties, while selEsacriGcing,
sclfdcnying candidates are swnrming to and
fro, visiting the dear people," and making
pledges and promises without number. Edi-
tors, also, hive been circulating" We hope
probably, among their patrons and judgeq, IN.
rors, witnesses, and last, though not least, tho
sweet, charming, precious women" have
made themselves seen and heard and added
much to the gaic,y Of the scene. Wei, so wego.
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tfrom the San Antonio Ledger.
Indian Outrages.

Que . a mnrdsred-.Wan and ron,an missing
-ProjdJh murder 81 .Jour ehibirn-Er.
PresAses sent 10 the Fors-7roops and eiti-
zehs Ia pursuit.
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How To DESTROY ANrs.--Many stra,ngems
have been reaoried 10 10y the citizens of this
country for the purpose Of getting rid Of these
insects, but few, il any We believe, have ever
been successful. For the benefit of our farm.
crs and gardeners, who are annovrd more than
any other class, we publish tie following,
which was communicated to us n few days
since BY one Of our planters. 1t IL simply To
take n goodly quantity Of cotton seed and
cover the bed over mud around about one or
two inches deep. II the first application
should not prove ~efcctual in killing OF dri.
wing them off, "repcat the dose" ~ the
doctors say, two or three times. Our inform.
ant says that ne has tried this plan on u very
large nut he'd in his hci3. and that he succeed.
cd in DESTROYING the greater portion Of them,
and the rest soon shifted about and lied to
other quarters. Try IT..
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c-5'~ A desperate attempt was made Ivy the
clouds on Thursday morning last to produce
rain, hut IL proved ohoitiyc. The ihundcts
and danced about with a Mild aud lurid glare,
the winds Whitfield and iuiied and wh!z1ed
worse than q scared locomotive, but NIL to no
purpose. j sinal-y very small splinkling oi
the heavenly liquid was all that icll-just
enough to dampcn starchcd linen, no more
~ mud '-oh' corn No, the Siigh,os, per.
eepuhiv sign of q shewer,-oh : cation The
winds from the roth ..oh cracicg -
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FOR DIsTRIor

TT We --c Authorized to announce r. F..
Williams, Of Clinpon, Dewitt County. NJ n cam
didsic for the o'cc Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
!o- the irth Judicial District, 4, the easaing Az.
gust election.
cJ- We are authorized 20 state .ha, Isaac n
E..che'i, ffc., Of Victoria. Is DESTROYS. Of being
elected DISTRICT ATTORNEY, for the 10th Jn.
dicirl nis.rc', ccnposet or tie counties or Con.
idss, fsvaca. DcWi,l, Jackson. Victoria and Cal.
hOGu. Election OF the fret Monday In August
next -