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ArorsrA, April l, 1857.

ArorsrA, April i, 1887.
All Fools day. The llouse yesterday an
ticipated the day BY bringing forward the
usually made on the 6rss OF
April, to remove the Seat Of Government.-
Il was only an April shower, and q small
one ut that-consaming only about ten
minutes Of the time, aud small modicum
Of the ANAL wit Of the Hou.e. An order
was passed Tor the raising Of a Committee oil
one from each county, "with such - the
Senate may join," TT ks into eon-'dsrA-
lion the subject Of tho ren',al IT che sest
Of Government "to Portland or Bangor.
That or will spoil any real purpose to
change tie SCAT Of government. and give the
Hotel Keepers, Landlords aud LindlAd'es OF
the Boarding Houses at Augusta, clear t.
tie for many years to the chief part Of the
".wo dollars day." which the ST to in its
liberAlity. allows the Senator. and he. re-
sentatives. Well, - the scat Of @ yernment
10 not to Be removed in hurry. let Us pas
to something else. S,noe my Last. the men,
bsrs have made praiseworthy dillisenos in
dispo.ing Of the various subjects OF lesisla-
ton, getting rid Of the minor matters and
those subjects on which there was little dill
ference oil opinion, leaving tho coast clear
for Eght, on the mooted questions. There
are several such behind, am,.ng them the
PROPOSITIONS Of the Committee on Education
10 give the westbrook Seminary, and the
East Maine Conference Seminary $4,000
each, and the Bill Of the Judiciary Commit
tee to provide for the equitable distribution
of the effects Of Insolvent Debtors. AL oi
these will elicit discusion,-but the House
begins to manifest impailence when long
speeches are made and this will hays ten.
Jency to shear many speech Of its fair pro-
portions. when th,se mortcd questions are
considered.
The House yesterday. by the decided 5ots
of 90 to Is, amenie led the General Banking
Bill, % rs To include the Canal BanS with
the other Banks in the obligation to ply one
per cen, to the School Fund. When the
Bank was chartered in los by the pro-
visions of its charter il obligated itself to
take SIS 900 in the Oxford and Cumberland
Canal Company and it, capital Of 100000.
After increased to $500, OOO, was exempted
IRON paying the usual one per cent to the
School Fund Of the State. The Stock in the
Canal Company proved dead loss, and
whenever the charter has been extended. the
exemption has been continued, and the Bill
reported this year was to the anne effect
The House however overruled the Commit
tee and say by their vote, that hereafter the
Canal Bank must pay the tax.
The Revision COMMITTEES, have obopt com.
pleted their hbos,-only one little remains
to he reported on and that Is nearly ready
to be acted on. This Committee have had u
long and luxurious work.
An adjournment sine die will probably
take place on or before the 18th. L. o. y.
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LYMAN. March 30. 1857.

EDrroR OF THE USIoy, SIR The Demo
crat lately published what they called u,
of our Town O!fccr. hut 1t WIS quite incor
ret. Perhaps tho Elitor wis iurnishc,
with coPy by some who were disappointed
Of Office on election day
The following is u list Of officers. Meetin,
llth Inst
Moderator, S. NJ. Emerson. Torn Clerk
James Mason. Sieetmen, Thorn IS Tehbets
VIM. Wat.rhouse, John Written. Trods
urer, 5 NJ. Eu.r,on Agent, Joseph MIR
ply. Collector James b. Roberts. s. s
Committee, j. b. Roberts.
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.I,,, III werc associated with Mr.. Hope"
{. An. that Is very different. and would ma.
,s,i,lly lessen the inequality between yoe.'
Mr.. L. went back To Amsterdam, ana $40 J;
.Mr. Hope. I must bccome your partner.
NV friend. do you think OF that,-you'
without fortune. and -"But II l were
member of Lord Baring's family ~ "in-
deed. in that case would make you part
~ NJ once" And ~ wisely borrowing
from the greatness Of the Eaglish no6lepan
and the Amsterdam capitalist, Mr.. laooa'
ebere rose several pegs at jump.
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Gov. Geary's position - Prospects o.
Kansas.

A special correspondent Of the NV York
tribune, who signs himself "a CITIZEN OF
KANSAS" under date OF" Washington March
-, 1857, writes that paper u fol ows.-
rho statements Of the writer convey some
faint idea Of the condition Of things Ut
Washington, respecting the territory Of
Kansas. As this writer says, (Lnd whoever
he Is he holds u vigorous pen)-the rCsigna'
zion Of Gov. Gelry us protest against "a.
late Administration" We have an abiding
conf drnce that Kansas will ultimately be II
FREE State, but when and how, it requires
u prohetic key to answer. DEEPLY wronscd
Is have been her people insultcd and abin'
doned Us she has bsen by the Federal Gov
rrnment. this uncertain state Of things can
not st forever: or can we conceive il pos
.ible that the dark pail Of u whitening. nc
cursed institution is To settle down upon her
and render her accursed forever.
,rom a Special corrs.Soadsst efS r. Trssss.
WASHINGTON, March 81. 1857.
Gov. Geary is here. lie looks haggard
and careworn. Exposure and fatigue,
coupled with many Notifying emharrass-
ments thrown upon him by the late faithle-~
Administration, have excited an anxious de-
sire Tor the sweets Of retirement and pcac
He feels that he has discharged the trust
ofa patriot Upon his breast he can lay
his band and, looking up to the Seircher,
S,y. "Thou know,st thar have striven with
clean hands and an honest purpose to deal
out equal and exact justice"
Gov. G,s,ry returns from Kansas thorough
" cured or that p liticl opthalmla which
wen yet blinds ~ large = portion OF the
North. Will The Journal Of Commerce
will che Commercial Adrerfiser--will the old
line Democrats and the Silver Grays-no,p
'slirye that there is any thing the matter in
Kansas
Gov. Geary says that the pcople-that is,
the actual settlers Of Kinsis-are the easiest
governed psople in he world; that the IN
trllirvnce of To- men and the refinement Oi
It's women arc not surpassed by uo~e Ut any
PARTON Of our countr, that the people do
sire pace and quiet, loving order and obey
an, law that the des,laiions and outrsgS
there Committed cannot DO exaggerated and
have no, half been told.
M man will pretend that this testimony
., tho cx Governor is nnw made public for
lplitio,l eject. What, then. docs it mean
What mean the successive designations and
removal. Of the Governors Of KinSIsf IL
has never happen a in any other rcrritory.
Why should tins h. an exception:
The actual settlers are orde lowing and
quiet. Who, then, are they that disturb
the ps,oe, Why has not the Governor
power e. crush them, Why Il the Govern
r's life In danscrg Where do these bold
.yiu.tors and consp,n,tors get their amaz.
ing power, over riding ven that Of the Gov-
rnur himself? Are the conspirators more
n,u,rh,l than the General Government ?
In not. why do,s not the Government pu,
-, L., Whv I. In, O., nm .afs nj l..
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CoIo.Ep CITIZENS IN RHODE ISLAND. The

CoIoREp CITIZENS IN RHODE ISLAND. The
Prodidcnce Journal rcinLrks
.It IL probable that the decision Of the SUI
preu,o Court VI tho United States in the
brsl ScJt c.ss will make necessary al
...,sniln,nt IN the Constitution Of til. State
IN order L, s.clrs the right Of suffrage to
col.ncd men Oar Constitution limits th,
nutfnvs "a citiacn- Of Oh, Unitsd Siate~.-
rno Siprem, Court d'cile, that color'd m'''
arc not cit,rns or che Unit'd Stats tor CT
tain pa PISS. TIE slbjSt shuald r,sei'r
the in,n dl, altcntim oi the Ten raj As
renbly, - that tii- aiasnIm ,nt, u u u ne
tss<,ry. may bs subnittei "a tho P'opis D"
the com'ns political year.
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Az ExrcurlvE vrro. CIV. Williams yes
tcr,i.y returned tho bill rlltins ID trials oil
CAPT al css. (Which had pissed both hou''
~) to ,he iIouss Of Representatives. the
branch in which IL orisin,t'i, with hts
wri,t.n objections thsrsto. The veto may
bs found in the House proceedings oil yester'
day.
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ga musical concert to be given by the
choir Of the =. W. Baptist Society, under
tho dir~tion Of Mr.. o. d. Adams, IL adj
verified In this TaP-r to como Cd At their
Church, wednesday evening next.
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q Te B,sfoa Ala, BY way IL .l.tv.
'ai what JrG;r.on 'hoasis a. To The posM.
b'lny Of Pe'sos oI color being riiz.n,. Of
ar Un' si StA's'. qaoe, The t,llow,. q ps
s'ss horn . lao'ia,nA,oo issisi by Jsdsr-
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taken as the basis Of the Judicial business of
tho several circuits, inasmuch ~ there can
be no propriety in regartlinga population
who have no legal rights, can uasu NJ con-
tracts no, hold any property, Ms furnishing
business for Courts. Blu IN fact, even tho
n,tio Of the population Of the two section
must, US il tells against tho HOUSE, greatly
exceed ratio Of business Tho business
Ut the Federal Court arises mainly from the
commerce. Of the country, and results irOm
,ts admiralty and maritime jurisdiction.
IL is unequal enough that Judge Mclean's
single circuit should contain more white
population than tie circuits of four SOUTH
an judges Judge fancy, Judge Danils
Judge Campbell, and Judge wayne-c,m-
bined hut an inequality quite rs gn'ss eT.
its in the fact that our own judicial circuit,
furnishes tho Court with more business than
all the five Southern circuits together =
Thrre ara Eve States which rs yet b,long 10
no judicial rcuit, and are not at all repre-
sented on the Supreme Court Bench, VIZ -
Iowa, Wisconsin. California, Texas, and
Florida. The population Of the ircs portion
Of These unreprvented States u moro than
double that OF the slave holding PARTON. and
taeir business Is far greater IN proportion.
Now Il Is not probable that us decision
of tribunal thus ssctionally coastitutcsl,
upon q question Of sectional diisrcnce,
should command confidence. Ii 10 tho nost
gorgeous Of all folly Ia suppose that tho
btdy Of the grave, intelligent, rational men
of the Nortn, who have well weighed tho
matter Of the relations Of the fcdenil Gov
eminent 20 rlaycry, will bc swim "a abandon
their convictions Of the word Of any power
10 which the Southern element thus pre-
ADMINISTRATIONS IL style itsslf executive
power, legislative power. or judicial power.
The only substantial eject lt will produce
will b. ~ awaken them yet more kcsnly to
the sense that the principal direction of the
government has passed. into southern lands.
aud u stimulate them 10 yet more earnest
and Systematic Efforts Ia hiring buck tho CIV
,.rnment To il old just, and equal and har-
u,onious working Regard Tor the charic.
t.r Of the Court itself ~ we'll as Tor the
sauai rights of th- psopls, require that IT.
organization should he r-ruod-led, In iu
present sectional form il u necc~arily tie
object ofsu.picion. Tobelievc implicitly in
il. perfect cindor and innrtiallty Of judg.
m mt. In questions ~ q scctional baring Il
nauirs al rifbrt which. however tile heart
10 It's charity might allow, the understand.
ing with il Apr ,ciation IL hum ~ n,tur,
!. Il l.. utterly rsfnss. Am,as . free PSF
10, the authority Of tribunal oi law ~.
,ii,- mpr, iI its moral power than ~ tbc
civil iorcs that stands NJ its hack, and the
very tint requisite Z, the p,'.'-'i"n of this
mural p,wcr " c'mplst, c'nhi.nc, IN It's
impirtialiry. Herein the Supreme Cart of
tis nit.si States fails, Ear ~ rslat~ o.
a. action IN -,ctionAl isstions-,nd ever
must f,il ~ long ~ the present srtiIn.l In
equality In u cup vsition continuously.
Y. Courier and Enquirer. I
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The .sgh," over 10 has ben . psotraessd
- we'll a. bitter one. A large number Of
private matters have been finally disPosed
Of during this week. l.. Y. Y.
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VAttention l. called to tho adver'i.e-
msnt Of "TnE GaxAr RourE 10 Tas Wnf."
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congressional 70 Q of New Hampshire

An adjourned town meeting wa
held in Slco, Tuesday, March 3l.t, Tor tl''
tn.n-action Of unfinished business ut TIL
previous mo- ios. For Sup. School Co"'
mittee. the following p,rsons wero chosen
Thomas n. Hayes. JUS ph T. Nye and j.
NJ. Bailey. The following appropriation
w., a mad. for the en,uin yair.
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The Slavcholders' Court,

Tho dcvclopemcnt which has now been
made that the Saprcmo Court Of the United
States Is not free IRON the in1icncc Of Sec
,ion..l feeling, unavoidinly draws attention
10 tho sec,i nal composition OF that tribunal.
fhe fact that the different sections Of the
ConI,de acy have not an equal and just rep
RESERVATIONS on that Bench, bccovu. one Of
immense Importance The inequality in the
population and business of tn circuits. 70
now ors,nizei, !. Slaring. T,eir p,puli-
non aud representation, ~ md, up from
the last census, stand ~ follows
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WLns No NM.
pspaIat,SH R'ps-
lot ci,eaH -uaine. " IIamp.har.
Massachusetts,, Rhsie tsl.si 2Os3, s9t g
q cueuu-iermJus, CONNECTICUT.
Nes imk 3ias3 20
dchean-Ss~ Jersey, Pennnl.
,.i.. s!DodJ -
w Circuit D.iasire, Mary.
Ian, Virginia sJ9ls
IA Great = tlAb,ma, lousl,a. 5,9 .0S
ia CircHt-N. Carolina Syglh
C,rIlibs, Grsg, lt9Llo q
IA CireEH-Jhid, tBiiana, III
mus, " ciig,n tiiIJOJ -
SAGHesii-ks,.lacsy, rsnn-see
Ni.,our 2,iio233 y
~ cireaR--Mi,,ls.lpp, Arssn.
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U
c,nditiuns a. u make il the bitierest iruny
-curled with conditions that n mAn pos.
s,ssing a spark Of dignity, honor. humanity
ar p,trioti.m can accept. No sine and up
right man can promise Ia eniorcs tho infer
nal enactn.nts , hich disgrace tho statute
hooks of Kansas No Governor Possessing
AN ounce Of -,li-rc~psct, can oonsnt u I've.
come participator IN the Wholesale swiudle
and william on the Shawnee Reserve. A,
matters now stand justice u tho people,
who are the actual soverclgns, involves 4
yn,lation Of governmental Instructions aud
obligations. A Governor OF Kansas 10 To-
ouir,d "a scrye bJth God and the devil NJ
man ever attempted this without making a
E,,l OF himself; and the devil always gets
him ar last. Principles are Us positive rs
Hsaye.. and He'll, and there is NO half way
b.twcen them.
Let Mr.. Buchanan, for once In his life, d.
n manly and Consistent thing. Let him du
a positive thing ON one side or the other
Either call q special session VI the Congr''s,
and wip out all the past in RausDs-BJgus
l. vi.lature, Topeka legislature and ull-
a d give tn actual settlers that zone lair
election backed up by "the whole militia.
~ fore. of the Government. which Pierce
pr,,upsd, but, ol coarss, failed to sccuns-
ar else l.t him s.ad 10 m.n Ia govern Kan.
aus. Cad as ara the iars % Kansas ihemsei"es
r Is would b. cnsistsncy And consisten.
CIV. even in hld cause. Is better than ny.
m,crisy. This Government has cent od .cals
na,s enough into tho wilderness. lAdsned
with It's sins. Lit it attsmp no longer u
either concsll ar "conscrate its crimes. -
L,t us have no m1rs just men "a execute bad
laws. Either igaorc ths unjust laws when
Il sends In jus. rulers, or else keep the IN
formal statutes ~ thsy are. and ~,nd ~ msn
@ execute them who In all their bad pro.
port,ons and devclopmsnts are the full and
pcrfsct squival nts VI the laws themselves.
Lake and like.
The OH - or q werner OF K,nss u now
vacant. An Individual Is wanted for the
pl..re; WIN bids Cor itf VIM wants n b,
tth. rxscutioncr of the Liberties Of KAns,s
Who bids for the oScs, wASrKD-A man
withoasa heart, drains not materially -.
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Our citizens doubtless remember the concerts
which have been given by a number Of lay and
and gentlemen Amateurs in this city, during the
past four i've winters, for the benefit Of the Va.
rious public aud private charities Of Nashville
Tn S. concerts have been bright erjoymeuts, *
hoting, nothing else could, not oulg the charity
o. but also the gr. wealth of musical talent whic
l. in this city. We have no hesitation in saging
that these concerts would have been credirabIe to
10 any city in the United States, and We do not ex-
aggerate in stating that the Performers by rhir ex-
errions have added least one thousand dollars to
tn sums raised by the interchangeable managers OF
the Il fl rent Asylums.
We are pleased TO learn and to announce that
there will be d given by the Amateurs neat
week, for the benefit Of an org4uizttiou--a chief
duty Of which is Charity, and in which the perfor-
u,crs have direct inter, st az distributors; aud We
trust that this appeal Ike the Others, will be an
s"rred in the spirit IN which it is made
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FOR RENT,

Shirts! ShirtS!!
TUSf received another lot OF SHIRTS, warranse ed Of
- superior quality, All At prices TO sIt The times.
uctl J. n MCGILL.
PATENE SHIRTS AT REDUCED PRI-
CI.S FOB CASH.
NTH the first day December 1 u sell shirts at
- thirty col AR per dozen, instead of thirty six;
grade twenty our instead Of thirty; Sd grade fifteen
ne dozen, in tead II ghtcen; &c.
Every other kind and Furnish ny an Fancy
G. DDS CORE pondiagIy low for cash.
Sov5. J IT, McGILL.
~EOEEAS, TIES AND CRAVAFS.
FIRST tate assortment OF sca~f, stocss Ties and
n Cravats, every Stvl- color, With an endle va.
rey of handsome goods received and for upon
souabIe terms By
J. n. McGTLL.
Ladies' and Genueuen's Furnishing Store
Oct. 81. square and College street.
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The Pressurein Europe.

Wilmer Smiths Liverpool E,DoDean Tfals. of
the 3lst, in financial articles says: "Thr feet
OF the news from America, received this week
unon the English money market has been verv re-
assuring, although the storm has not p ssel over
without iufcting disaster The Borou n Bark of
Liverpool has given ,ay under the pressure, and
must wind up its fairs The capital represents a
million of money, Tut its suspension has Gre 4trd
less surprise than regret The Western BarI Of
Scotland, with upwards Of 100 branches auC the
head office at Glasgow, has been nearly in us al
plight, owing principally to tho position Of a.riirs
In America, but the new turn which things ave
taken has induced ali 20 be Tor h-gOmiug Tn, de-
posts IN this bank repre- tx millions Of mo new
All aDpreh, nsiOns, therefore, of drain Of go for
the United States have disappeared beclus,, in
the pr sent state of exchanges, speculative nhip
ments OF specie from En- land to Ams rcn
would end in loss and thus nus ended, for a time
at least the greatest pressure which our money
market has su-ttined during the last ten Y, ars
The price OF most articles Of produce has been rf,
iected by tie state Of uncertainty during the inter
val, aud some little time usl elnpse before the
equilibrium can be perfectly restored. The de-
maud for silver 60 send TO Gle East is still cousid-
cradle, and imports OF silver from the con'ire ut
70 be replaced by gold, have taken place, hut this
drain is small ami hardly worthy OF notice as com
pared with the great American prrsentimrnt
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CRIME.-Our old f,iend, Co.S-ymo1r, of
tho New Orietn, CommerciaE Bulletin, (-avs
the Memphis Eagle and Enquirey) is plain
spoken man. he don't palate nor gloss over
crime in his city. Hear his comments under
dare of November seventh:
MURDERS We mentioned day or two ago
thar there were two murders committed l-re
last week. Two more victims mast be adGed
10 Inc bloody catalogue Of crimes which di--
graced tie city last week, making four in one
week, and another on the Monday following!
Names, Eagan, Mclaughlin, Lamb, Coffee,
and Daley.
In Memphis there is grumblng at the aac:
that one man is killed each week. But this is
really nought to what is done in New Orleans;
for there, we learn, the Summer past they
killed one DaJey.
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Nov. ID.
BEAT This article has been very neglected since
our lat The stock however, is light and The market
Won" probably sustain our present quotations which
me current rates Of the previous week, viz II 2bRS Is
Tor Red and from 81 20 10 81 80 for White These QUO A.
ous however are nominal part culaTy the latter de.
cpuon The receipts Of the week reach ESQ., bushels and
the have been exported coastwse in same time 0S2
bushels.
FLOUR This article has been very much neglected since
our last th fac coupled with the heavy receipts which
have reached 4o bbs have had depressing influence on
the market AID the transactions show declining tendency
In prices We would refer quotations, VIII ch viii
gave lair index OF the state Of the
business The pH cpa transaction however have been
made at prices ranging from O. to S6 bbls and S31s in
sacks.H >s
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The clipper steamer J. G. Cline has been put il
up Top conoidon, aud iu the course Of few days
viii De In port preparatory to resumiDg her posi-
ton as packet. She will be under the command
OF Capt JSo. :. DAsHIELLs, with Mr. ELLIOTT 10
the office. Under such auspices as these, the Cline
Is bound TO increase her Iaur.ls
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Baltimore Market.

I'AsIIllVIHHf
GRAIN-The receipts Of Grain to-day were fair but by
no means heav the ota offerings being % 600 bn h
els Wheat declined in price 10 day-for some qualities
fuy cents bu hel. Prime choice descriptions Of
Wheat we're iii active den and from both shippers
Ter There were $40 bushe 5 at market al OF
which seld at 6lzc fof fair good lots OF red and
ll5 Use for prime samples Of do whites sold at l52Oc
Tor ordinary 10 fair 1850 S5c for good to prime shipping
pa GELS Of do and lot Of zoo bushels choice do sold l43
cents.
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For ST.. LoUis, TIN f0e passenger packet
Salfe West will leave for St. Louis and all way
points this evening at O'Clock. During the past
summer she has been repainted and many new ar
ransements added to her cabin, making her tie
boat for passengers in the line of St Louis Sheis
charge OF Capt. Corbett, whose popularity Is CO.
extensive with the Cumberland. Secure rooms
eirly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17

LEvEE CLERK 1t will be by referenc, to
his card, in another column, that Mr. JoHS II
HARRIs is again the field caniidate for business
Levee Clerk. tie is well known to our citizens,
who have found him heretofore active, Industrious.
prompt. busy season to him, says the PArR OF.
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COJNTI UOUHT CAEnK.

~y We authorized to announce Capt JOHN S DASH
I'LL candidate for Co nty Court Clerk, the March
election
We authorized to announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAM, candidate reelection Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March
p We are authorized to announce THOs. D. SToGNER
candidate for County Court Clerk tie March
election
- We authorized to announce WILLIAM L. FOsrER
as candidate for the Office Of County clerk
suing March election.
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Il. Ill. s. ID. }. GROOAIES
ENDERTAKERS

II ANiNa recently been barut oct Deg 20 notify tt
H freud snd patrons that ort.rs 4 n $50 al
urs5 ne Co., No. ~ Colsss street. o. Al he sg q y
= tAagh, 30 10 so-th AaFksl sJIeet VII 49, 80
FT8Hapt atteEEoa. - --@N' VIA
T. n b , ofoomss are pruprietors Of The rght d.
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