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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30


GKSTLrxrx have the honor TO acknowl-
edge the receipt Of your letter informing me
that. ~ a Convention OF Delegates recently as
sembied in Philadelphia. was unanimously
nominated a. their candidate for the Vice
Presidency Of the United States. and request
ing my acceptance Of such nomination.
For the distinguished honor thus conferred.
be pleased 10 accept for yourselves, aud in be-
half Of the Convention you represent, my sin
eere thanks
have only TO add. that having carefully ex
smiued the resolutions adopted in that Con
vention a. indicating the principles by which
Il was governed fnd them in their general fea.
tares. such a. have heretofore had my hearty
support. Nv opinions and votes against the
extension Of slavery into free Territory are Of
record and well knovn. Upon tha. record
am willing 10 stand. Certainly nothing has
since occurred which would tend 10 modify
my opinions previously expressed upon that
subject IN the contrary, the Missouri Com
promise fthat greatest wrong, pOrtentous Of
misehief) but adds strength 10 the conviction
that these constant encrOachmeBts must be
calmly but firmly met: that this repeating Act
should be itself repealed. or remedisd by ev-
cry lust aud constitutional means n our pow
er.
very much deprecate all sectional issues -
have not been ia the past. nor shall be IN
the iNttftf lbrA III io-ttsthS sui 10
sues. But the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise. aud consequence The extension Of
slavery. are no issues raised by a.; they are
issues forced upon as aud We act but IN self
defense when We repeal them. That section
Of country which presents these issues Is res
ponsible for them; and il Is tits ~ectionalism
which has sabyerted past compromises. and
now seeks 10 force slavery into kansas. 10
reference 20 other subjects treated Of tn the
resolutions OF the convention. hnd no gen
ersl principle or riils OF political conduct TO
which / cannot and do not yield cordial as
sent
But while thusexpressing general concur
renee in the views Of the convention. | cannot
bat remember that the constitution gives the
Vice President little power IN matters of gen
eral legislatiou: tina: be has not even vote.
except In special cases aud that his right aud
duties prescribed ia that instrument are
limited to presiding over the Senate of the L.
nited States Should be elected 10 that high
Office. il will De my pleasure. as 10 will be my
duty to conduct, 80 far as can, the business
Of that BODY tn such a manner as will best
comport with It's dignity, in strict compliance
with its own rules. aud with just and cor
teous regard to the equal rights aud privileges
of all is meDb ers.
Accepting the nomination rendered through
you. a. now do. l am. gentlemen. very res
pectfuliy yours. wM. L. DAYTON.
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II. says the Maysville Ky. Express. Mr.
Buchanan should receive the undivided
vote Of the South. il would stsll be neces
saryfor his success. that he should receive
t~enty-nine votes from among the North
era States. Pennsylvania and some small.
Ter State would give him the requisite
number. But Il IS easy TO perceive. that
ii tie vote of any single Southern State
should be thrown away upon Mr. Fillmore
Il would be necessary for Mr.. buchanan "a
receive a CORE snondfng increase OF votes
in the North. thus diminishing hrs chance
Of success. and increasing the PROBABLE
ties Of the election berg thrown into the
presen, Black Republican House Of Rep.
TesentatlYes
Can any redeetins patriotic Southern
man. whether Wbig Or Know Nothing 10
view Of these stubborn facts. hesitate one
moment as 70 his daiy 10 the approach
ing election. 10 matter what opinions
We nay entertain OF Mr. Fdimore's eapae-
i,y or patriotism. We snnot be blind 10
the fact. that he i without strength in
the North. and cannot possibly carry
enough electoral woes 10 give him the
slightest chance Of success. Were he ey-
or - sound Oh the slavery question, would
thisjusliiy Southern men in throwing their
votes away upon him. and thus give laid
and comfort" to that party which Is ma
king war upon our constitutional rights,
and seeking to destroy even the Union IL
self
The only Issue in the present contest.
which has any interest for the people OF
the South. i. shall our foes be defeated
the right. Of the Southern States protect
ed aud the Union saved. We. therefore
call upon every patriotic Wing and Know
Nothing sho loves his country better
than he does party. 70 unite with Us in an
earnest effoet 70 elect Buchanan, the friend
OF the South the friend of our rights, and
I'd. friend Of lhs Union.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

IL l. il not wonderful, unaecounlabls. thal
80 many Of the burning aud shining lights Of
the bogus democracy should have remained -
long IA utter darkness - the uncon slitu
tiouality of the Missouri restriction and their
daty IN reference thereof These did not on.
" aeglect their duty. bat thsy we're even -
blind TO wish aud cork 10 perpetuate the
unconstitutional measure" An Instance 81
tEss rill Re found IN the following from the
Journal Of the L. ). senate
NJ. Seward q y. y proposed the follow
ing amendment 10 The bali establishing The
Territories Of New Mexico and Utah.
Neither slavery nor involuntary scrvituds
otherwise than hy conviction for crime. shall
De allowed 10 either 81 aid Territories Of L
;ah and New Mexico"
The yea and pays being ordered. the vote
stood:
NKks-Baldvin. Bradbury. Brs9k. Ck.ss
Clarke. Cooper. Corwin. DAVIS Of Mass, Day.
ten. D..scs Of Wis. DoUaIss. Fs.cA. crssss
Hsl<. Has<lln. Miller. Nsrras Seward Ssrxrrs
smith. Upham. Wkfcsub and Wsfker. Tsal
%.
NAYs-4fcAssss. Bell B<sfsz. Badger. Der
Wen, Bafi<r. Csss. Clay. C<rziss, Dsris 81
Miss Dawson. Dsckiassa. Dodge Of iowa. kiss
&angum. nasea. Morton. Pesrce. Pratt. rs Il
>sbssfiaa. y ai<. Sprasnce. SIsrg<ss. Tsrs<v
Underwood. Webster and fsles. Total al
~ sfssss Cszys~.
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Thrilling Scene Gen Walkers Crememe,.

~ttuf tsfu w aihff'> ".
The Il Ncaraganese publishes an inter
estlng account. Of the pardon OF two sold
iers belonging 10 Gen. Walkers army just
on the eve 81 the fatal short that was 10
send the unhappy men into eternity 1t ap-
pears that at Rivas. two soldiers. one a
German and one Gillian. were caught
asleep or their posts as senlinels. a court
martial vas ordered the next day, aud
on trial both culprils plead guilty. The
court pronounced tEs penalty of d ath.
prescribed IN the articles Of war. aud the
communicated approved Of the find
ing. Next day was 6xed for the execution
The fatai day came. and as the fatal hour
of shutdown approached. all the Amer
cans IN the city. together withiarge crowds
Of natives. assembled on the Plaza The
officer of the day led out tie prisoners be.
tween two IONS of soldiers. aud the solemn
procession moved on the mournful music
Of the dead march A spot was selected
IN front Of an unfinished church. confess
ION administered the shooting party station
ed. the bandsges tied. the culprits placed
on their backs 10 the wall and everything
made ready for the fatal word. An nau-
sual stiffness perysded the cowd. and
everv one felt sympathy for the unfort-
uaaie beings thus self-condcmned Both
bore Themselves with fortitudc. particular
" the CHILEAN. wEo was one OF the original
eighty who Ssct came into Granada with
Gen Walker.
As the fatal minute arrived. a pardon
was proclaimed from General Walker. and
Instantly thousand voices proclaimed
the Magic word. The CHILEAN WIS raised
on the shoulders OF the crowd and carried
in front of the Generals quarters. were a
round Of cheers was gwen. The clcmen-
cy of the General meta responsive cord IA
every heart
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that on wednes-
4 day, the Goth day Of August, 1856, be-
tween the hours Of , o'clock Il. NJ. and o.
clock NJ, of said day. will offer for sale a,
public auction, at the Court House door. in
Terre-Haute, ten shares of Western Plank
Road Stock. IL being the Plank Road run.
ming East from Terre Haute TO the Vigo cou n ty
line Said property belonging to the estate OF
Otis VI. Grant, deceased. The terms of said
sale will be credit of three months with good
security given upon notes waving valuation
and appFaisment laws.
July 30. sc, Wit Abb. CRANE, Admir-.
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Hon. Walter March, formerly a leading
Democrat Of Delaware County. is doing
gallant battle for the Republicans, as their
candidate for Senator in the counties OF
Blackford, Delaware and Grant. Mr..
March is a lawyer OF high standing. aud
was one of the Commissioners who pre-
pared the Revised Code Of Indiana.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

TEnRE Hsurr. July %. 1856.
FDtToR ExrsEss-Dear Ssr.-Will you al
low me through the columns Of your paper to
correct false and slanderous report. which
believe has obtained pretty extensive currency
in this community The report is that left
or ran away from the New Albany and Mich
gan Railroad. without paying my laboring
hands The report l pronounce false. and
the originator and propagation a seoaadrtl and
liar
Htving taken a section (sec. on the Ter
re- Haute Draw bridge extension, this report
has been made use Of by laboring men and
others to prevent men from coming on the
work. have been at some pains to find out
the author of the report. but my efforts have
50 far been fruitless. Each individual to
whom gply as having originated the re
port. expressly denies his connection with its
origin bat says he heard il from some one
else. II i pretty certain IN my own mind
that the report was put IN circulation by some
Irishmep who worked for me on that road and
whom had arrested and put in Jail in Cos
port. for riot. Some Of these. am informed,
are now residents OF Terre- Haute. Ii seems
a little strange that these Irishmen that am
owing for work performed three years ago on
the New Albany 4 Michigan RR, now that
they know that am here. aud have been for
the last six weeks. do not present their ac
counts for payment. Every one knows. who
has dealt with this class Of men, that when
anything j. due them. they are not at all
backward in presenting their claims. / have
now been here six weeks. as before observed,
vet not a man has had the courage to present
his claim. A individual by the name o..
Herren a resident Of this city. says. so / am
informed. that oxe him sl4. 90.
In conclusion. beg leave to say to the a.
bove named person, aud all others who say
am owing them. that their accounts will
be promptly settled, by calling on me at
Clark Hotel. THIS will be the best opportu-
nifty they may ever have.
Yours, DC.
HENRY SIUSSER.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

Fashion kills more women than toll and
sorrow Obedience 10 fashion - a greater
transgressIon OF the laws OF woman's ma.
tare. greater injury to her physical and
mental constitution. than the hardshlpS OF
poverty and neg.ect. The slave woman
n her task will live and grow old, and
see two OF three generations Of her mis-.
tresses pass away. The washer woman.
will scarcely a ray Of hope TO cheer her
IN her tolls. will live 10 see her fashionable
sisters all die around her. the kitchen
maid i, hearty and strong when her lady
has 70 be nurSed like sick baby. IL Is a
sad truth that fashion pampered women
are almost worthless FOR all the great ends
Of humas life. They have but little force
OF character: they have still less power OF
moral will. srd quite a. little physical en-.
ergy. They live To- no great purpose In
life, they accomplish no worthy ends;
they are only doll forms in the hands OF
miliners and servatt' to be dressed and
fel T. order They dress nobody; they
feed nobody: they insruc. nobody; they
bless nobody. and save nobody. They
write no books; .hey set no rich examples
OF virtue and vomanly life. Ii they rear
children. servants aud nurses do it all save
70 conceive and give them birth. And
when reared what are they What do
they ever amont %. but weaker actions OF
the old stock' Who ever heart OF a
fashionable woman's child exhibiting any
verue 81 power Of mind for which il be-
came eminent2 Read the biographies Of
our great and good n.sn and women. Not
one Of them had fashionable mother
They nearly al sprang from plain. strong
minded women. who had about as little
TO do with fashion as with the changing
clouds.
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PROFESSOR WOODS MEDICINE DEPOT.

The attention Of our readers is requested to
the advertisement Of Prof Wood. in this pa
per. He engaged ia his present business. we
believe not more than a year since. where he
established depot for he sale OF medicine.
at III Market street. but by dint of energy
and popularity, he has increased IL TO an al
most limtless extent Now he has a depot in
the city of New York. arranged for manufac-
turing extensively. and for supplying the
and popularity of his preparations are attest
ed by multtudes Of certificates from persons
who profess TO rec commend them solely from
their own experience. Louis Iate1igrneer,
July l. 1854
IL For sale by p. NJ. Donnelly. Terre-
Haute, Ind.
Jan Is, 1856 44-dkwly
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NOTICE Is hereby given. that | VII
v cell If pskc snGtion, % sstcfisy the 16th tay
q August. Lass. IA frout % s wards aloct. the
vesf side efthe pnelic sgsaFf IN the xiiT 81 fsfrt
Haufe, siIthe personal property Of CsthafiHe
Brtton late - Ftxe cosnfr deceased cous stirs Of
= new ptano. household furufture. &C.
credit 81 three months " ~ - riseu, when fhe
smonnt pafthssst xfettds three sitsrs and tsnn-
Ger ons handred dofiart. and t~elre m1nfhs watfs
TIE stnouus rarrhs~ed - nne tatt fed dciiars anf
more. tie perrhsssr giving bfs nots with -
more approved .eesfsiits. waivinx valastioa and
arprsisenrnf las. AhBA HOLMES.
JofF %, sfw3 AzAtnr.
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THE WONDER
- nr9 no Gua0On
NtNET Nrfs CENTrHN.
IMPORTANT AND OF GREAT CONSlDE.
ALTON To THE SUFFERING.
THOS. A. IIURLEl'S

82 rS mp GIdl1 -
nFsll the remedies that have been discover. .,t.
~ inc the present ace Tor the 'thoHraru ills fI'
flesh s heir to-" none equal this wonderful rifrss
tion- Only three year. have eiar~ct sinrr ace
coycrcT who sPtuta decade iu studying. eNprumt
tslizinE aud peIccilng ~ FIRST introduced d % 81
puellc. and II s already recognized IS ttc most ,u
most surprising md effective remedy Tor certain ...
eases OF which they have knowledge.
All other compounds on sifups ~ Tue loot have o.
because. on being tested they have heen found ia
contain noxious Ingredients. which neafralise g..
good effects OF she oarsapaliila, ar3 oenfimes o..
uTe The health ~ the patient. lis not win lllr-
lfy's preparation.
Ihis h. TIE pare arl genuine srfrsrf fthc root
will on tTisi. Re sopad - effect certain nt pert.
cgre o. the following complaints ard difcasts.
Affections Oftho bones, hahiiual Cosuscucss.
ISsssse o'iths kidneys, Liver comrisin,
Dyspepsia. liies.
Eryslpfias. Pulmonary Diseases.
Female Irregularities, Seroiaia CT kiAs's Iva
sndaliShin Diseases.
lesiie- curing ne a5oxc Ills siso known 10 Dc r
fcatani powerful Tonic. purifying TIE iicod AMI
inVie rTatinr the - stem.
In shor: Il is without xcepio. in the cases nief
toned. and general effect the stsfem the mo-
eicacsons a. lt D. the MOST desirable remedy al fl
ace. itis already eAfeEsiKtif Used Throughout fho
country. and is fast obtaining Bnrorean ierAis.
fionF. 1he instances of sHre s. has effected afe si
coming 10 TAG proprietor knowledge aud be has 80
hesitation in-coomfaendrF lt 10 one and ca vi g..
sire procure relief from sufsfne. Chr Bottle lsl
tried iis effects VII beto snpsfentte adnitoffurth
dtuff.
II ., Recollcci Iulisy's Salsspsfllla D. tho o. q,
genuine article ~ The tnafkcf.
-, Pace $ Pc bottle. ~ So Bottles lofsl
~ For salc gtfhc mandatory. corner sf.erfI
and Green streets. iuaisf4sxifie. 49,. a.a 81
y hoicsair houses throughout iae tait~a -..tta -
81 Sole hersly lR.eensea.s saf PSI d..
asrli q. 80 d0wig.
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PY virtue of one order of sale issued
- out Of the vigo Court OF Common Pleas, and
10 me directed and delivered in favor OF T. b. l..
Stickney. and against Joseph c. Baker. have lev
led the follo wing described real estate wit.
tr-lots No. eiehty-one (eil. and No one hundred
aud fifty i've 35), both In the city Of Ferre Hante
Nigo county. Indiana; and will Saturday the
III day Of August 1850. between the legal hours of
sad day. al the Court House door sf said county,
offer for sale at public auction, without relief om
valuation or aPPraisment law. the rents and prof
is Of said premises for term Of seven years; and
should the same fail TO sell for sufficient
satisfy said order of sale. I will then and there
offer the fee simple TO the highest bidder for cash
TO satisfy said order OF sale and costs.
LINUS A. BURNETT.
July 70, '55-w3 Sheriff OF Viee.
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TOnics Won't DO!

THEY never did do more than :
l. Temporary relief they never Will. II j. because
they don't touch the CAUSE Of the cease Inc
CAUSE Of all ague and bilious diseases is ihe atmos-
pheric poison called Miasna Malaria. Neafraiize
this poison by its NATURAL ANTIDOIE, and all dis
caused by Il disappears AZ once. Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure j. this ADtdoie 10 MALARIA aud more
IL j. a perfectly harmless medicine. The ccr.d-
cate Of the celebrated chemist j. r.. Chiffon. o. New
York to this effect. Is attached to every bottle: there
fore II il does no good II can DO no harm.
This than be said Of Gimme. Arsenic or
any tonic in existence. their u.s. j. Teinous u the
constitution and brings on puMB A6t r, which nev-
allows a person TO feel perfectly we'll for single
moment lnillusiraton Of these truths annex some
extracts from letter just received from Physician
GEoReErowN, Ohio. March L.. ls55.
JAS. A. RHoDEs. Esq-Dsar Sir: Yours OF the p
inst Is hand The Cure arrived late last year and
increasd from the fact that remedy had been intro
dueed which was growing In favor With the public a.
being better than using Qunine.-noi know ny pre-
the remedy they used to escape taking Qai-
nine, contained the DRUG ITSELF
This remedy. known ssSmith's Tonic. - would in
variably BREAK agne, but IL did not CT RE Il. as
IL would often return with renewed Sigor. This one
circumstance deemed in your favor, " could in~ii-
tate test comparison between IL and your CT RI
The following Is the result:
Three persons took your .Cure,' ali Of which We're
cases OF ..Quotdian Intermittent Fever Of many
weeks standing. They had tried Quninc, and other
remedies. occasionally missing chill. but t was. iss
In all such cascs slowly wearing them out. and laying
the foundation OF other and seycrcr maiadies. l
lid succeed In eHcctng radical cure Of al three ~
these caes with your remedy. and they have bot had
chill SINCE In all three Of these cases the .Srl =
Tonic had been used, and wouid. A. before stated.
break the chill, but amer period two had elapsed
Il would return.
think there will be no difficulty In giving 10
your Cure" the vantage ground Of any other rem,iy
now in use here, &c, &c.
wv. BUCKNER. u. u.
RHODES PEVER and AGUK CURE. or ANTI
DoTE TO MALARIA, the only harmless refeedy In
existence. is equally certain as PREVENTIVE. ~ q
CURE" Take II when you feel the ch- coming
on, and you will never have a single one.
JAMES A. RHODES. Proprietor.
froFlprS ri. y. {.
M Wholesale Agents, 81. Louis. n BtaKstrY.
Chicago. BanttAr & BRos.. Tcrre-Haufs. j. y. oex-
4. :. CrsHt~a, C. +. LANIlS- And for sale
By Druggists generally.
MAY :, iSs6-s2-u3m chg. June Il
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4 RAVE placed al ny neies md accounts IN fhs
hands n J. y. siverihcrn, wlth instruction n col-
fert ferth~tsh- Al book bs closed
oat fartser aeisy. y cash or note Let farEei
this. ~ eosts nay setrue.
Jaiy - =. r. MOORE
I HAVE ai-o the s~court. 81 Nc~e. scale. for sub
y sc=ip4ien. &c.. - TIE Wabash Impress. "a whirh
lrurer fndai<ence all be gwen Sc can ~ onee
and .-ferE ever J. y SfIyEHTHoR>
A ne Beck hlpdcry, opposite thc Post ofee.
Jaly -. dfe-w2w
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Valentine & Co.'S Fast Freight Line,
Nav Cd. 1856.

WE have established Fast Freight Line between
w New York aud Boston aud the West. all the
way BY Railway. Messengers accompany each train,
ensurlng dispatch In transportation Having our own
AT al times under control. with Ger
tainty deliver goods In TerreHauie at from 10
nine days time from New York thereby saving to the
shipper the yexatous delays incident 10 frequent
shipments by the slow frcigat line.
All damages to freight promptly adjusted by the
Company's Agent al this Point
All goods should be marked "By Valentine & Co..
Fast Freight Line
New York freight will be delivered In Tcrre-H aHte
az the rate Of s25 per hundred pounds. Les than
hundred pounds, charged two prices.
VALENTINE & CO.
LIS Broad way New York.
J. G. wv-sox, Agent, Terre-H aulc, ind.
1u< - f-s5-tf~-tf
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l. not only the most reliable, bat Of ne nosi
valuable compounds that be ased during The sun
mer months For The removal and permanent cure d
serofala, DyspopsA, Broaehitis. Pulmonary Ageclols
and All ealaneoas eraptons arising nom Impure
vti2tsa condition OF the blood u stands anapproaehed
Ia he history o. medicine. Il may he used al all sea-
with very decided advantage bat especially 10 The
spring and sammer ssason--IRoek Island Argus.
Sold here By Cunningham OF Donnelly. ld6w
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY

4 the July term. is56. OF the Court 81 Cons
A mon Pleas af Vigo Comfy. iIs eetate Of
Sylvester Hves,is. late Of aid cornty. deceas-
ed. vss declared prcbzbly insolvent. Credit
ors are therefore hereby notified, that the sane
will be settled accordingly
July l6. WV W X EDWARDS Adra'f
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II We sse authorized to announce AMoRY
KINNEY. az a candidate for re election % the
Office Of Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
.cf Vigo county. at the approaching October
slarfton
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HAVE nev ssoriment o. the celebrsted Pere-
4 sfortc Specialize. Silver and Gaft Person. n
~snf - ths f<i artclr Ia ase can nad ~ ~ae eniy
81 y. I. Fhoentx ke~. = X FIREMAN
y r We have tie 30 Waich MAKER ia ne wesf -
TAose Aavlax hns ~sssAcs - repair win DO veil -
take notice.
Jaly. 5. DIT sRF
Par. Bacon esrr snsnthsl
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Edso> Wstsss Erprrss: an = candidate
Ter reelection 10 the office Of Sheriff Of Vigc
county. at the approaching October election.
July IL 1856. L. A. BURNETT.
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u We are authorized 20 announce ANpREw
WILKINS a. q candidate for r. election 10 the
Office Of Clerk % he Circuit Court. At the en-
SURG October election.