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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-13

FREMONT IN BALTIMoRE.-A party OF me
eroes of Baltimore. returning from picnic Wed.
nesday, on Patspseo Neck, INDUCED In SHOUTS 10. !
Fremont on the way, and subsequently puneo
an aIdsrlv gentlemen named Daniel Sapp, resi-
ding on The North Point road in the course OF
which be was badly injured. A large numoer Of
them have been arrested and lodged In JAN
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THE PREsBYTERIANs of this country have 2 300
ministers and 3,l00 churches, and nearly ESQ., 900
communicates. For various church uses they
raise, annually, two and quarter millions of dol
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A FAMILY OF ''LEyITEs.'-Bishop Hopkins,
of Vermont, recently oticiated at ST. Paul's
Church, Burlington, assisted by three sons. in or
ders enc being priest and the other deacons
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NoMINA TIoEs IN MAssACHUsETTs.-E. d.
Beach, Of Springfield and Called Stetson, OF Brain
tree, were respectively nominated candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Massachu.
setts, by the Democratic State Convention, which
met at Springfield, Mass, Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-13

CROPS IN KENTUCKY.-A correspondent of the
Nashville (Tenn.) Patriot who has lately travelled
through much OF the interior Of Kentucky, gives a
very discouragng account of the crops throughout
that region. In Middle Tennessee, cotton and
corn are represented as looking very well since
the late rains.
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- LkWiS Hl MAN,
~ INPCRTsR
E~A WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Ns.ssE tNholesae and retail, No. IS Main street J
= ~ receiving large and elegant assortment OF
80 s-ove srices aud will offer this Fall the greatest
-sia. thet has been offered in this city; and
:. escaaats " ho wish to purchase, he would inform
A.- thGt articles be had in his establishment as
In .. any heuse in the Northern cities
Co,d Detached Levers Is Jewels, S2l 90
Ii Hunting do DO so 90
Do 90 Patent do do IS 90
Silver Levers, ii 90
f{c6 GuaTrs 10 90
tiod Pencils Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gel4 Neck Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
terms
Cod Lockets and Jewelry of a'l kinds
T. be had ehssp, ct the old established store of
LEWIS LYMAN,
"a s-ou No 90 Main ST.
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LAND WARRANTS have been moderately active
during the past week at the following buying and
selling rates. viz:
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Jno o. Reynolds. has been arrested in Allesha.
ny county, Va. charged W ith Kidnapping and sell
ling free negro.
Mrs. Darlington. has sold her farm, near Fincas.
tie Va, to Jas. NJ. Spiller Of that place for S30,
600.
Capt BENZ. Spratley. an citizen of Portsmouth,
Va, Is dead.
The N. O. papers notice death of Capt Tho's A .
Snow, well known among the commercial commu
nifty there.
A Boston alderman has distinguished himself
by offering resolution closing all places of pub
lie amusement at ii p NJ
For the month ending the Goth ult, the re-
ceipts Of the American Colonization Society.
amounted to SO, ,s23.
Miss Kate O'Sullivan, an accomplished young
lady Of Albany, was accidentally drowned at
Schenectady, N. Y, on Monday.
The trial trip of the U. 8. steamer Wabash has
proved satisfactory.
The Wings Of New Yerk city have appointed
delegates to the National Convention at Balti
more.
There were 10000 arrivals at Saratoga during
the past season.
Chsrlestown, Va, 10 shortly to be lighted with
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS


COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK Char
I tered by the Legislature of Virginia, December
I'M lS5S-Cspital, $50, ,0O1.-This Institution
;eves deposits which interest is paid at the
Of per cent Per snnun if remsiniug deposit six
rsvutAs ana 5 per cent for shorter periods.
WM. q. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
rrh 1s HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer
"a GEORGE j. SUMNER, Importer
II AND DEALER IN CHINA GLASS AND EARTRES-
P1EG WARE no. - Pearl Tor lith) street, Rich
L. Irond, Ya.-Ry recent arrivals from Liver
rg5l IS row in receipt of his Fall ImroEtations
Of Chias and Ear,henwaFe, ard from the fscto-
res avery large and general assortment of Glass
ware Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c, to which
ia invites ths attention of the merchants OF
yra.la. North C.rolins and Tennessee, who will
fli stock of Goods equal in extent and varie
t7 sud ou good terms any repackius house
L tLs country can offer. To ell cash or puuctuGl
..m. buy 4rs such inducements will be offered es will
ue satisfactory.
Careful aud experienced packers employed and
prompt attention slTsn to the shipm ent of Goods.
4 age sssortnent of the best quality of Stone
wera at factory prices.
Merchants " no have been accustomed to buy their
Ear.henwsrs in tie Northsrn markets, are particu-
larry invited 81 examination OF tho above stock
81
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EALL TRADE, 1856.

TIC COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
The subscriber begs leave to call your attention 70
the fresh Goods just received from New York and
Phadephis selected 10 person, and bought for cash.
which he offers at very small advanse for the mo-
ney city seeeptances, ON short time. Amongst his
assortment will be found
$50 ba. Lsysrand Bunch Is bag. Sic Soft Alm:nds
10 cases Prunes 90 Bordeaux do
25 do Ginger 20 bags Palm Nuts
IS boxes hock Candy 10 do Flbers
Is cases Sardines ~ do Wslsuts
bbls. Currants - boxes of 6hslled A.
IS boxes Citron monds
50 boxes Cordial and Muscat Wine
Together with fresh CANDIES, Of his own manu-.
faeture, warranted No. l. ready packed In convent
Also, a large assortment Of Cigars, Fancy Goods,
he. &c. LOUIS BOSSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer.
NEW GKOCKkY sTOKE.- The under-
IN signed has taken the house next 70 A. b. Ciaxkes
Hardware store, Franklin street, whore he has
opened large and desirable stock Of Groesries, 20
which he respectfully asks the attention of his old
friends and the public. He 70 determined thss moth
ing shall be left undons his part to render entirs
to all ~A' may 5sysf hl1 sHssEs s,is G.:
] late Of tn. hrn Of efsARNEs ! SWEENEY.
100000 2.s; S.1R s.s.: 2. ..s s' s,:.s g: q.
s.antly on hand. Ciass of any diseriptioa made to
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers and country merchants eosht 70
examine my stock and prices before plrshasinS slss
where. ID G. u. TiMAEhAAN.
Importer and Msuufsctursr Of Ctgsra
ss-sm No, ia Bread street.
HICKUK,s PATENT PUHTAnLk "a.
II DER AND WINE MlLL.--This Mn eomss 70
us highly recommended. and we have Tsason 70 b.
iieve Il to be the best Cider Min in
We solicit orders. Price e42 So
BALDWIN. CARDWELL CO..
IN sl--7m 14s Main street. Riehuosd
MOTTO k--JOHN W. COSBY having
IN trsnfeued and assigned TO me, for the benent Of
his creditors all debts and csims due socfuing t
him by bond, bill, note open sccount o. otasTwsss
hereby require all persons owing Such dsbts cr
TO mako immediate payment 70 me, - ioases "'
" is-n ALEX. GARRETT 1.sss
LIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. 90. g.
II bs effected with tbs Albexmx!le Inssss nsss 49,.
pany, - favorable eorms - via ~ ~Sse
ny n this etats, poassEns rsai 80 ~ ~ oo
~ssS AssA 1isAnas1s y
WIN. Z. EARLY, rrstt
JNo. WOOD, Jr- eeeJ
T- H1svrE 1i.als5nDs, a eenc 49, 80 Sssa
Osg ~ ~ 81 FUxCE ksSsS ~ = - e
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WATCHES AND JnwBLRY.

a w j. b X + Ill q l. q nj X w,
- PRACTICAL WATCH MARKER, corner
r, a Of Eleventh and Main streets, requests the
xSsskat attention of strangers visiting the city to
- that he gives ls entire attention to RE-
,IRING, exclusively. Every description of
v.,rhrs Clocks and Jewelry. repaired as well and
\, roaerste terms as snf other house in the city
ne ta4 ever twenty wears expe erterce at his trade
ts in Epslsrd and the United States, he is war.
f6 in ss.uging satistac i1n to all who maS patron
~. him All he asks IL trial.
'' WM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
,,..,h sna Clock Maker, cor. Main and llth ss
arI-ts nearly opposite the American Motel.
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UAdvszt1sements published until forbid, Win Be
charged 80 eeuts per square Of ten lines for The FIRST
Insertion and IS eent3 for each sontinusass
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MONDAY MORNING, Sept. l.

MOhDAf MORNING, sept 1.
Just as finished yesterday, went out and saw
about one hundred Deniphan Tigers, mounting q
little hill close to the camp. Such hurry as the
U. S troops were inl Every one ran for his horse;
but before they could get mounted the Tigers had
burnt three abolitopists houses about quarter to
a half mile from my house, in full view, and
rode off. 1t Is their intention to rout them all
out 1t isreal civil war now, and no mistake and
whichever side is strongest will drive out the 9th
or. do not fear the result; for Missouri is too
deeply interested to lie idle As it 10 they have
in the territory all armed with twelve pieces of
tillsry and two mortars about four thousand men,
with daily additions. cannot write half, no not
quarter Of all that is transpiring, and no one has
the least idea OF it unless they were here and
could be mixedup In it. Do not fear for us-we
are safs J. d. b. Z.
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frSPECIAL NOTICE.-Expres. packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond, and ell places in Vir-
EAn4 and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
VITO the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Othcs Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM L. PLEASAHTS,
50 4--fs AGENTS.
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= Es~ p sTEAMEK CALYPsO

Ee@@ p STEAMER CAL PsO
SSazsSzSa.,r,.,,s FOR SALE.-The undersigned IL
-<zssasss-~ dis cosed to sell, upon reasonable
terms this beautiful little pleasure steamer. She
"es launched ess than year since. built OF the best
material, with excellent five horse power engine
an1 Is COW ia hrst order, having been recsntly
fehtted She is ortyye feet long, feet BEAM l2toas
hour The Calypso cen carry in the cabin, (which
hLs been tostefaY fired up) twenty passengers, and
pcsss-fes every comfort aud convenience. As she
efa"s ouly ~ inches water, she safely navigate
the smallest streams As a pleasure or passenger
BOAT Tor sbo distances she possesses Euperios;
sfy boat shs would prove attractive while upon the
js'nes River and Ksnawha Canal ivnefs she has
been used }
For terms, SC, sddress H. w. FRY, Js
as ll--et Richmond, Va.
I'ANNEhs OIL...1O FhbIs, for sale by
sel2 BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER.
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NEW JEW kIKY

.N STORE. SION or THs ~
81 GOLD EAGLE. No. 96
aNsssS< MAIN STsEHT.-GlLL WEIDEMEYER
'f Fyeder,ckshurs Va. have Just received
- n Geld and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins;
y.r-s- Rinss Ladies' Chatelsins; Gentlemens Fob
rt.>rs. Cola snd Silver Pens ssd Pencils; Gold and
- Thjpbles; Gold. Silver and Steel Spectscles;
g var ,3obiet,: Cups Spoons; Butter Knivss Port
,irrs;es; Gard Cases Match Boxes and every article
:. ,te Jexerv ond Silver line, for sale reasons-
-, +sru7s and warranted as represented.
:. WATCHES of sll kinds repaired and war
sr,eo 10 perform well also, Jewelry of every de-
..-,rr,ou repaired at short notice.
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DROWNED On Tuesday morning last, the
steamer shutz, of Norfolk, in backing out from
canoe containing Mr. Drisgall and his son. drown
ing both of them. The jury Of inquest returned
verdict Of "wilful murder" and the Sheriff of Ma
thews county, proceeded to Norfolk Wednes-
dey and arrested Capt Carlon, of the steamer on
that charge. He will be carried to Mathews eoun
ty for trial.
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Robbery Granville Mousell indicted for robbing
Jesse Barnes of ol5 in money, In February last,
was put upon trial yesterday, bat the juSy falling
until II O'Clock today. Monten failed to appear
when called, and - be b out on bail, his rscog-
nisance viii be forfeited, We presume, and legal
steps taken to compel his attendance.
Stealing Nxls-A white man named Robert n i.
Fitch was arrested yesterday by officers Chalkley
aud johnson, and committed to the cage on the
He win be examined before the Mayor this morn
ing.
UaSaliani.-Ths charge against william Lump.
kin for assaulting and threatening 70 beat Susan
Clayton in her own house, win be inquired into by
the Mayor this morning.
Ordered QT-Eiiza Kelly, An emancipatsd slave
from the State Of Missouri, was discharged from
custody by the Mayor yesterday, and ordered to
leave the city ~ soon a. possible.
C0nsiased-Ths following misdemsanor cases,
were called and continued by the Hustings Court,
yesterday; w. P. Winston for resisting Mr. r. D.
Sanxay, the Sealsr Of Weights and Measures, In
the discharge OF his duties. H. w. Cole obstruc.
ting James River with lighter. Charles Kabler.
keeping disorderly house, and q eSpias awarded.
Cleared-Wiliam Barrett John Disney and
William Disney indicted for riotous conduct, ap-
psarsd before the Hastings Court yesterday, 10
undergo trial, but were discharged on the enter
ing OF mous proseqsi, by the payment Of costs.
Unlawfnl Asssmbl ly-George Clinton was found
guilty by the Hastings Court yesterday, Of per
mitting an unlawful assembly of negroes In his
house. and fined % and costs.
Au Settled Attorney for the Common
wealth. by the advice of the Hastings Court entered
aolle Prosequi in the case of Thomas May and
Fayette Brooke, and they were both DISCHARGED
yesterday on the payment of costs. These two
young men were indicted for breaking into Fred.
srick Gresnes'r house and shooting at him with
pistol after Greener had made an unprovoked a..
sault upon May with . hatches, laying open the
flesh Of his right cheek 10 the bone, and seriously
endangsrng his life.
Gloomy, indeed, was yesterday, and lot more
gloomy than disagreeabls. All day the clouds
were pouring down their crystal tears to moist.
en- and cool the parched earth, whilst old Sol
kept himself veiled ss close ~ . nun, to prevent
any one from seeing his face.
Weights and Measures The decision that to.
oacconists scales were to be tested by the regular
y authorised Inspector was made by the Recor.
der OF the city in the absence of the Mayor, and
not by the Mayor, as we at first supposed.
FUemcn's Hisit--We understand that the
metropolitan Heck and Ladder Company" of
Washington City, expect to visit Richmond on the
2Oth inst Our firemsn no doubt, will give them
cordial reception.
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~; ---<wrszeH, THE ADAMS, EXPRESS
sss - SsskS1xZxz~ COMPANY I34 Main st. haY-

s S5sssSEss 81 COMPANY, is4 Main St. hav-
ing resumed their Steamship
Ezptes: snd from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
inond' BY steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lylchburg, Salem, Wythevills, and ths princPa!
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-.
Jared 70 forward with grea. dispatch and reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
Js"sirJ kc,, to the above named cities, and all
places tae seabosrd.
Our Expres. on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per-
sonal attention the careful handling of goods
tfls.ed 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take nstice that packsgests
pets In Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
steamers, unlesE otherwise marked
Freight received on day Of sailing, until o'clock,
r A. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent Of Adsms' Express Co.
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10 !. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-07

forded proof enough to entirely justify US in
making the charge which was made in an hon
est belief of its truth, and that these facts
presented to the public would be ample proof
to sustain our position.
We do not deem statements from any gen
tleman except the one who offered Gavitt's
proposal, important. If we thought them at
all necessary we could prove, that Gavitt was
waiting in front Of the Council room for the
ddc'sol of that body on his proposal. lie was
sitting in his buggy, when the gentleman who
offered his proposition, came down stairs, and
told him he was rejected, when GaVitt drove
off Does this look as if the proposal was
made without his knowledge or consent?-
Does or dare Gavitt deny this? -
We thus leave him and the subject. This
day will give evidence for him or against him
If his candidate for the Clerkship is elected,
then Mr. Gayitt may at leastcongratulate him
self that our attacks have been harmless. II
defeat awaits him, he is politically dead-dead
beyond the hope of resurrection, and dead in
the memories of all excepting those whom he
has injured and disgracod By political connec-
tim
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THE GaEAr mUssaANREMEDx.

TRIO BOND PUBiICO,
II Every mother should have box in the house
handy in of accidents to the Children"
EsedHImg'S RUSSIA SaIve.
is Boston remedy of thirty years Standing andis
recon- mended by physicians 1t is sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles Boils Corns. Felons, Chiiblans
ahdod Sores of every kind: for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Ilch sGad Head Nettle RASH Bunions. Sore Nipples,
recommended BY nurses.l Whilows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
S.urvy, Sore C<acked Lips, Sore Nose. Warts and
Flesh V'eands, it lisa most liable remedy and cure,
which be testified to by thousands no have used it
in the city of Bost nnd vicinity for The last thirty
In instance this Salve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made FROM the
purest materials, from arecipe brought from Russaof
articles growing in that couuty-and the rroprietors
have letters from all classes clergy physicians
captains, nurses, and others who have used It them
selves, ana nd it to others. Readings Russia
Save is put in large tin boxes stamped the cover
W til picture of house and disabled soldier, which
picture also engraved the wrapper. Price 25
box. READING & Co., Proprietors,
Keller, FARNSLEY q Co AGENTS,
app d&wIy Evansville. Ind.
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ELECTION Tickets Ready.

City and'Township election tickets may be
procured at this office to-day at any hour
These tickets will contain the name of every
candidate, without distinction Of party. 1t is true
several of the candidates have not "paid the
printer for placing their names on the ticket,
butwe shall be charitable to them by inserting
their names in companionship with those OF
more liberal men! The Enquirer Office is
printing only the Democratic ''bob-tailed tick
ets," SO that those who want tickets contain
ing all the names, in the good old-lashioned
way, will please call at the Journal Office.
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And go early. Go prepared to vote, and
tien unless you have further duties to per-
firm, poll your vote and leave the place to
others. Discountenance the adjustment of any
difficulty by violence. Let this election, as
the generality of elections heretofore in this
city, be marked by peace. Differ without
q larrelins possible, but if quarreIing there
must be, let no blow be given. But go early
to the polls and vote early, and see that every
legal voter in the city gets to the polls some
time during the day:
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Pacific Railroad.

The Directors of the Pacific Railroad Com
pany, elected on Monday last, met Yesterday
and organized. Mr. H. Z. Bridge, who had SO
we'll aud indefatigably performed the duties 81
President, declined a reelection 10 that Office;
and James Il. Lucas, Esq, was chosen Presi-
dent, and VIM. NJ. Mcpherson, ESQ, Vice
President. We need scarcely add, that these
are excellent selections Mr. Lucas, as the
country knows, is one of our richest and most
enterprising men-the largest stockholder in
the Company, and anx;ously solicitous for the
completion of this road, and particularly the
Southwestern branch Of it, in which he sees
an immense trade to be drawn to this city
from Arkansas and the civilized nations of IN
dams on that border.
Mr.. Mcpherson, for year past, has been
one Of the most active and useful members of
the Board. No labor was so great that he
did not take it upon himself to perform it.
sometimes at great personal sacrifice, but al
ways successfully. He is perfectly familiar
with all the business Of the Company, and
whenever his personal exertions. and good
Judgment and energy, are required, they will
always be exerted to the advantage of the
Company. The Board is fortunate in having
made these selections. particularly with refer
ence to future ations
Before the adjournment, Samuel Copp, Jr.,
was elected Secretary and Treasurer, and the
10th was appointed for the election of Direct
ors to fill the vacancies in the Board.
st. Louis Rep, Sd.
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y4EUAE5tE EOrr str Al
UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE

r q y E NJ L n t
EfVERY of the above will found we'll ada
~ co TO and true OF the Immense quau-
ties of Goods lust arrived at the known Store of
Wm. AOeWessthaI 81 Co..
corner Of Main and rst streets avit
of Goods surprising in the
and shades also in quantity quality every thing
Whic we or any other house take
to invite friends and in Evansville
20 give us call extend our invitation IN
to the fair assuring them that
under the of Dry Goods. En- roderies
fS~iss. French and SCOTCH Goods Aanllas
Goods of every des ripton. Shawls Millinery and Straw
Goods be choice varied
sor.ment We fully convin cd that satisfy the
satisfy
good Clotin- 9fevery kind
fashion. color quality
and piece goods. yourselves
mh3I VIM. LOEWENTHAL
SASH AND DOORs,-7ooo Lights an sash; so doors for
- sale at mh2s Z.H COOK SON,
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FOR ASSESSOR.
FOR ThU=TEE.

Mn. SANDERs:-Please announce the of JAMES
SPALDISG candidate for recollection the office
City Assessor the ensuing April election. mh27=
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FOR IUsTiCh OF THE PEACE

Ma. SANDERs:-You will please announce JAMES T..
WALLER candidate election the Office of Jus
tiee of the Peace at the ensuing election. mh26%
Rg-WE authorized anuouhce JOsEPTIP. ELLIo TT
eandi for Justice of the Peace for Pigeon TowBsp
at the ensuing April election. mh2St
GE We requested to announce the of WILLIAM
N NF ndidate Justice of the Peace the ensuing