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The Fauquier white sulphur springs,
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OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOIS.


VNIIIS property has been held under an act of in
Il corporation ls3s The chartered pfocrty then consisted
Of ilsS q land N fuquer county Including The improve
charter 800 each The subscriber having subsequently reaequire
acres together buildings enlarged greatly
proved The easily sell such property, and % Increase ~
building with o 90 ieet wd running north
and and south s sIss an ss WIN ssw 70 % me- @ % - ,uass a
the reserved sixty Ave which include the sulphur springs and
also offered Cor sale $500 shares with the
% oa l s WHO. ,i h- - w ,,s @ =, ~ % ,hr ~s,,s = ~, > SsJ
the under the amended charter d
pany those gng the Respective lots VIII receive their deeds
from Mr. Ro haen genenAn o tue lsest ana bue
The valuation property by officer the Common
buildings alone worth $4,000 the
mna acre = pat a ssi such property require, more liberal os
willing many VIII he Interested the
Immediately company formed present estimate
subscriber viii IN the worst event sc 10, o tue alma, M aa l
10, which he build the untn Of health hc
ments to build viii be the fact q such buildings being
win mneasuraby enhance the value the springs and Of the
place apphaunock
The Alexandria Iynchbug river
miles below this land Coal cheap rate be unoaded from the
at win and the facility q transportation gives the same advantages
miles Orleans, whose inhabitants then
reach these Springs IN three days As healthy spot a any n v
city thrive and hres AZ all events aroond these health
giving already extensively and beautifully improved ALL
tho high and the che rich and the have opportunity
of ournng for the longer terms graduated
ing the charter may be realized the fullest extent
This properly rendered the public a. about the value on which
The made intelligent public officer
ecd. profits may relied the plan sale
not viii he injured small
sum q Ten dollars s not required % be paid Until the be
the In the time checks in favor the
be made not 10 be used III, the day partition trustee
ply the money after partition in the rr place 70 the
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING, AU

Ca.a-sauuyv caseafs oEssen Geors oson eommsary
sfa asaat Csyil D l. ssmlsoa sx clerks and nesse
ser
Sso-a ccagafs oseu, Thomas lawson general
a5sisila ~ " G Wossi and H. o. X wood three clerks
Ea oGenera JrIh foslen, chief engineer; assistant
Capaain "a &. wugbt ave clerks and enc inesscngcr
ng-.goayAn Bas-rscui J. Alert cslue of the corps
sistAI. Captain Woirun fur eerks aud
oInus Hugascol n Craig ooiane sf ordnance assistant
Calt WIN. Aaynadnr saght csrks and one messenger.
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Episcopal High school, Of virginia

Episcopal High School, of Virginia,
Al HOWARD,
Thres Miles Rrst Of Alexandria,
REV, JOHN p, MCGUIRE RECTOR
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
IL commence ON Wednesday, tho 9th Of September
fEKs s2bo for board, tuition lights fuel mendng &c yabc
annually in advance.
Modern languages music, and drawing charges
Pamphlets containing the study government
sent to those who request ihsm. Direct TO
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary, Post Office,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July 1s-law10t
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United states Sale OF Valuable wharf Prop
erty and Lots ON the SchuyIkiii, adjoining
the Naval Asylum. Philadelphia.

WILL be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday,
wv The hr, day q September next at 10 a. nn on the prem,
United adjonnE the Naval Asylum
also tcse htwccn spen and south streets numbered from 70
20 inclusive which be the Office Of
the navy agent and at the Asylum.
half cash. fourth in
foarfh n mouths Of
ReoIfs wiz be given ncnts bu, deeds viii BE- esscud
shall be- made all tho
Il the sale shall coruplcd wih
the
o,, below which a sale win mot be made
BAnGER
July et-wtssPI Navy Agent Philadelphia
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authorizing Board Of Public Works TO subscribe
the Commonwealth stock the Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 27th February, 1882;
1884, so-22, The Most Noble George Granville Duke
Sutherland. .....-...... $4,000 90
23 ditto. ............. 10000 90
80 ditto .... XXI. ........ 1000 90
se4 600 90
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ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed

ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
He his Office md
attention princira
y the United supreme
Having devoted much time 20 the law patents viii
opinions questions cases bro c
appeals assisisn isors ~
assist in the prerarstor ard
OF suits concerning patents.
He viii also give written opinions and arguments
ties having claims before Congress departments ana
will also prosecute claims before board sdiu
-
2s-d6
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washington Branch Railroad.

TNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
il AT and 81, a. M. and and ~, p IN
Sunday Az,
Leave Baltimore for Washington
AJAX and 81, a. and aud 81 D. m.
On Sunday at AZ, a.
for Philadelphia take trains a, O. sg
and Az. n 80
Passengers for Annapolis win take trains 81 AZ
Do. for Norfolk So and
Cor West g and az coupecfng
Washington r H. PARSONS Agent
7--dn n
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

VNIIE PACIFIC RAILROAD is running two
daily trains between and jefferson city, connecting
with the Line o Morriver packets that leaves Jcr
city daily the arrival OF the the malls
and fr Bonneville Glasgow Lexington,
worth, Weston, ST. Joseph and all Intermediate points
Through from 81 LOUIS Kansas ia as and from "a 10 sc
hours ahead of boais starting from 81. Louis
The Lightning line packets equal boats tho trade and
being required schedule time with the mnls passengers
delayed waiting freight at towns their Through
tickets he purchased the principal cities Of the United States
the Offices n Louis. I. McKESlcK
May 22-du Assn SnpL
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q ENERAL WESTERN LAND oFFIcE.

~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE FIJI
NJ more, Osborn, Co, Main streets up
stsirs) nearly opposite the Dubaquc Iova Broom o.
born, Co. SO Clark street. Chicago Illinois; Iinscy
keoknk Iowa, real agents. Iker uf
give their attention TO the sale Of stoc
loans negaied investc locating
warrants viii iocae on time. join,
Every location made from
paid. &c, 6c., &c.
~ BA property lett with required No pa,e
up registers Chicago Kcokak hero r,vy m
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited
Ap
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United states Patent once,

Washington July 20, 1857.
ON the petition of James Millhoand, of Reading,
" Penn praying for the extension of patent granted to him
the 231 September, 1S43 railroad
for from the expiration said patent which
takcs place the 23l day OF September, 1851
Is ordered that the said petition bc heard al the Patent Office
Monday tho 2lt September at IL all persons
noed appear aud show II they have why said
llton ought Us be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file In the Patent OF
Gee their objections specially forth writing
before hearing All testimony party
be- used the said hearing be
picaiiun.
The testimony in tho win be closed the sth September;
dispositions papers relied
In the oc before the morning Of that day arguments
4 any. within ten days thereafter
Ordered that notice be published Union tel
gencer Evening star Washington Republican, Baltimore
Nd rcnpsyyHnan, Philadelphia Penn.; Daily News York
W and Post Boon Mass wcek for trce
TO the 2ist Of september next the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Iatens
sEors Of the above will please copy
bills TO the Patent Office with containing this
July 2l-law3w
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH BOOKS.
IN Nnnnlrln naudM Q rI,s W

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IN louis Napoleon Bouaprte his Life and Works vols with
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Rnsse Modern Europe the Modern Kingdoms
The Peace Paris in 1856 New edition, with compenoIs index
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Ocean Gardens The History the Marine aquarium and the best
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Noel Humphreys. Beautifully illustrated by eolored engraSngs.
SO 20.
The Art Of Travel By Francis Cation f. 4 c. s. 81
A Life of Napoleon Bonapare Illustrated. 75ccnts
The Household Manager BY Charles Pierce Ss cents.
Manual Of Domestic Economy. BY H. Walsh, assisted
departments by committee OF ladies' Illustrated with
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Frank Wmans Adventures and Mater Ey
With tinted Illustrations by Harrison Weir. 81
just imported by
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f~oMPLETIoN Of Panama Railroad d.--Reduction

4 tOMPLEllON OF Tanama Rallr0ad .--keductl0n
~ Of fare CaorniUnted States mail steamships New
York for Arinwa Che 5.h and Goth Of eaoh onh connecting
with mnl Panama Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and aqfty.
The railroad az miles long)
crossed IN hours Tho baggage passengers
checked In New York through San Francisco
embarked by the The
money paid New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve kept New York Panama and San
Francisco detention accident that the
entirely reliable
Passengers day they Aspnwa
go through by steamer charge
and children without other protectors.
through the the
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
May 6--dG
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IT J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer office and depot
lie southwest and Twelfth streets, Washington u c.
An Il--fiI
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OT0CQUELER'S BRITISH SOLDIER; an anecdo-
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Billiards. Theory and Practice by Capt Crawlcy
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Hundred Old Gccs Rounds and words
and panoIorte accompanlnents. vol London 1857 so
IIardwicke's Pocrnge Cor 1857. 81 cents
Hardwicke's Baronetage for 1851. cunts.
Hardwcke's House Of Commons for 1857 81 cents
Cyclopnda Of Universal History. vol London 1857.
Cyclopnd Of tho Physical Sciences by j. r. Ncho astronomer
1 vol. london, 1887.
Uplyeral Dictionary o. te English, French Italian German
1anguagcs, l vol London, 1851.
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS-- heinz

IN OIINII to ftV-hN tVIN
IN intention OF the board OF directors
kvle Turnpike gravel the
Its the Dct ne ad
apply the undersigned the 18th
OF April JOHN BRENT,
No Louisiana ayenue.
J. G. LEWIS
Feb 2s-3tawu Seventh street
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHum nRorHu.s,

BANKING HOUSE or cHuBB BROTHFJS
Washington, January j, 1861
TOIIN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners In the Banking House of
Chubb BROTHERS, The firm this win be composed
Chubb John D. Barrow, and Henry Holmes
composed Of Charles 81 Cubb DougAi
and Alexander Barrow under the Of cubb Brotbes r
row, & Co. CIIUBB BR0rIIEIs
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valuable Farm and water-powcr for sale.

EaItor and propretor Of lhe Union, washlngton, D.
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Certificates packages whole tickets ...... slss
do 20 half .....-....-.....
Do do 20 quarter do .... 81 Is
Orders for tickets and shares and packages
splendid lotteries viii prompt
each drawing viii be Immediately
who order from
Address y. .. BuCKEY, Agent,
July Wilmington delaware.
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rIHiE ldfe of Charlotte Bronte. author Of q Jane
u Eyre" By Mrs. easkell vols. 81 So
puackenbos's History of the states. 81
The Olive Branch or, White Farm 81
New Biographies of urous Macanay others 81
May IA T1iANCK TAyIoR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

THEATRE.-The entertainments at the theatre
tonight are for the benefit of Mr.. Couldock. This
gentleman is regarded by competent critics as a
tragedian of great merit and wherever he has per
form d, he has made profound impression upon
the minds of the capable and appreciatve. The
most interesting criticism we have seen in the
newspapers, was written by the late Mr.. Brennan
for m" Nv Orleans Delta, upon his impersonaiion
of Mnc5eth aud we are constrained to think that
thu acting which drew forth such a tribute, must
have been OF extraordinary excellence. We mem
tion this, with a view to attract the attention of
lovers of the drama, who not REGULAR attend
ants Of the theatre, and to induce them not to
forego the pleasure Of seeing and hearing Mr.. @.
Tonight he plays Jol,a, Aiidmay, one of his best
characters; it's rem mbrance will constitute a de-
lightlul chapter in the minds of all who may be
present. Besides, as 1t is the b"neft MI ht of
gentleman of private as we'll prot ssional worth,
there should be a general attendance.
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BankabIe Money.
General Assembly.

In the Senate yesterday. the proposition to pay
postage OF members on document, sent to their
constituents, TO the amount OF $40 was reject d.
a discussion ensued upon resolution authorizing
-mbers subscribe for five copies OF the IegSia-
tive Union and american, after which the resolu-
ton, and an amendment offered, was laid on the
table. The resolution Of the House directing the
Committee on Banks to take into consideration the
recent 3 INK susp .nsions and report what action
should be taken by the Legislature was adopted.
It Is to b. hoped that the committee will act
promptly, the su-prnse in which the public i
beli operates niuriously upon tie interests of ALL
IL tn House. amongst the new bills introduced
was one bs Mr. Bullock, to abolish the present
Chancery Courts and estshli h District Chancery
c urts. This bill ordered to be printed for the
information of members.
The Reports Of the Comptroller and Treasurer
were laid before both Houses, and ordered to be
printed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.l

CIEcIEsATI Oct % Money quiet; Flour 4.O0a
AIS for fair, choice extra; Whisky lag Is.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-The banks receive as
currency Nv York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
city bank bills.
The ship Prince George, from Mobile, was aban;
doned at sea on the 4th. Her crew arrived at
Queenstown.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-MOney dulE specie dull of
sale.
FoREIeE.-The London Times correspondents
says that the British Government has decided to
appoint a special minister, probably Sir William
Owsley to negotiate for the settlement Of Central
American affairs.
BALT1MoRE, Oct. 2s.-The Governor has issued
proclamation, placing the city under martial Law,
and ordering out two divisions OF 1000 men to pre-
serve the peace at the election on Wednesday
next.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 29.-The steamer Isabel ar
rived with Havana dates OF the 26th. No news.
Crops are favorable.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. ga great freshet pre-.
walls, preventing all navigation. The water is now
falling. The freshet is general several vessels
fOundered on Lake Ontario. At Utica the Mohawk
overlooked its banks deluging the country. The
valley near the junction of the Mohawk and Hudson
rivers is one sheet OF water. The Kennebeck river,
in Maine, has risen eight feet, and the Merrimac,
IT Lowell, Mass, six feet. The frrshet causes
great destruction TO bridges and property.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-Cotton sales 5000
bales; prices unchanged. Sugar sitter, fair 8;
Prime 81 a 6. Moasse1 q. Flour 5.25.
Money unchanged. Nothing done in exchange.
NEw York, Oct 29.-Flour 4, e6 AIS for State.
Wheat and ,rn frm. Prime Pork 1900 1880.
Chicago Beet lS3
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-The Mayor objects to the
military preparations made by Governor Lyon for
preserving order at the coming election, and de-
Lines Gubernatorial interference with his municipal
p Wers and duties.
CIECINNArI, Oct 29-Flour 9Oa4 90. Whisky
I5c Barley declined IOc. Wheat and oats IN
changed. Rye 60. Money unchanged. Exchange
on New York scarce, at 5a6 per cent premium.
Gold to 81 premium.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29.-River falling; with three
feet the falls, and five feet nine inches in
the canal.
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FEVER AaUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands DR.. shallenberge's Andoe
few doses will any ordinary case and dose inva
aby stops the chis. 1t nothing the
degree hurtfu the system under any circumstances
and produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Of QUINN and other agents in general It
every form disease and is the original and only
ttdote for Malaria.
Ask fof DR.. shalenbsrgers Fever and Ague Antidote
and be get pills Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 so. Propretors. A. T. sHAL-
LESBERGER 4 Co.. Rochester Pa. aug4-8mdtrikw.
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ENGLIsH VIEw OF CAPT. HERNDoS's CoKDUcr ON
BOARD THE CENTRAL AMERICA.-The Liverpool
Post has the following;
"When the heart swells with pride at the reci-
tai of deeds Of rosm done 10y countrymen in
India il is not lees grateful qualify high quail
titles manifested by our kindred men beyon the At
Iantic. The wreck Of the Central America, fatal
and painful as il was, presents instances of compo-
sure, GOODNESS, consideration and real heroism
which dignity humanity. The captain Of tie ILL
Tated vessel i0as truly a HobisUi1H Of nature. He
died in the discharge OF duty which h. might in
part have neglected with impunity; but ia him the
finest part Of ancient ckipdiry appeared In the
presence Of peril the women and children were bis
first care. lie prepared TO enforce this intention,
but il was unnecessary. The passengers and crew
we're Fesolute, determined and humane him
self they seconded him IN thing. aud the
were ready 70 do the work of men Ia aid.
ing him. Some time ago Capt. Hail, We think IL
was, wrote the account Of two ~reCks-an English
aud French vessel The conduct Of the English
men contrsstsd finely with the Freuchmen; they
we're ohedient and fearless. Capt Herndon and
his men behaved not less nobly, and tn ir iuct
and the conduct of the passengers 50 ak irresisf-
bly, ia Japor Of the high tone Of tLs American p,isd
Their country ought 70 oe proud OF Eueu; all Chris.
tendon will prais. them
These comments are well deserved, and the con-
duct Of almost all Nho ooaed the Central
America Is an honor TO the human race, and esps-
cially TO the country.
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ADVERTISEMENT
105 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
EnR TIE nTTRR

EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!
The undersigned, having been appointed Agent for
Nashville for the sale OF the Medical Preparations
mended IN DIR. Freese's Con bneo sy OF Practice
Physicians Families would respectfully offer them
such Of citizens need restorative to health.
These preparations compounded from the recipes
celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
and America, and will eUeyy OUn disease that's at
within thu reach ofEemedes. These Preparations have
tested for Proes Freese and other ce
Physicians OF country their daily practice,
and have been found invariably efectuaI.
For further particulars, DR.. Freese's Combined sys
OF Practice,-together with Cards, Posters, &c.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
undersigned, his Drug s4ore, Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 90 SeWanee Building, College st.,
une16-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
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c A N DID A T E S
sHERsFFALTY.

10 We are authorized announce JAMES NJ HusTos as
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county, the next
March election.
4- We are authorized to announce JoHx K EDMoxDsos
candidate Sheriff Of Davidson county at the next
March election.
81 We authorized to announce z. B BIGLEY as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county,
eEe tion,
IT ? We are authorized to announce A. Creole as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the March
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Quick WoRK.-we happened last Friday even .
ing TO be the door It the Sixth street engine
house, when the IRE brE struck It's irst peal IL
was curious % ses the effect. The 6remen, whO
we're sitting near the stove, spFang Instantly 20
their different posts; one applied a lighted match
20 the prepared uel beneath the boiler; another It
the lamps; others got ready the excited add impa.
tient horses, who started from their stalls Al he
first peal OF the bell; and in precisely one minute
and tWentyslx seoonds the engine sgsrtr1 from the
house into the streets The tao hose cart -lI IN
less than one minuts fsom the time Of tue alarm
and darted away FOR the Ere az iuL gsllop. Tbis
shows the admirable discipline aud system OF our
fire departuent.--CiH Gazette.
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CB- The assertion of the AspinwaIl correspon-
dent OF the New Orleans Picayune that forty of
the passengers of the Central Ameri a were de-
tanned at quarantine in Havana, appears to have
been made upon the mere hearsay report of third
parties, and is doubtless entirely incorrect.
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The Flux Annihlliated.

Every and fall thousands of people die OF Fux
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Pains and other irregularities
the Bowels 1t be cured in every case for rs
cents, by the Of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has been tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectua
remedy in It has performed astonishing
than other specific human life be saved
Of ten by investment Of IS cents. Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and t. WELLS, Drug
gs.s. spr24-6m
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METROPOLITAN Eating House.
$40 REWARD,

WE will open lishm ent corner Of Cedar and
w Cherry streets, TUESDAY, THE 9Th OF o TOBtR
Oct6 J. w. MOORE
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

~ We authorized 70 announce Can't JoHE g. DASH
candidate fer Comfy Court Clerk, the March
election.
2E We are authorized TO announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAM candidate for reelection to the Office Of County
Court Clerk Election in March next.
~ We are authorized TO announce THos. D. sTOGNKR
candidate Tor County Court Clerk the March
election
E1 We are authorized to WILLIAM L. FOSTER
candidate for the office of County Clerk the
ensuing March election.
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II Msjor McCuoch, Q. s. Mlrshsl has re-
turned TO Galveston, from his Northern and Wee
tern tour. The Civilian says he denies the sof: i'm
parchment of being afflicted with the Nicaragua
fever.