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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

COMMISSIONER having heard of
any candidate for this important Office, and it
being conceded to the West this Fal,we have
thought proper to- propose EsqLlNCOLN for
reelection. He received the largest vote at
our first Election, drew for a short Term, and
II is allowed by all is one of our most worthy
and competen, Officers. He did not previously
seek the nomination, nor does he now, but we
think would serve if elected. MANY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

20 OGOnSfahlcs..Cou Penrns and o,he,
BLANKS sold al the ChrO,sieie Utiice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

MEssRs. EDITORs-I have seen In your val
liable paper that Convention will be held in
the beginning of June next by the anti-Admin-
istration men Of Union county 10 form coun-
ty ticket 10 be voted for al the next General
Election. And as | have not seen any candi-
dates Recommended for any office | beg
leave to recommend Mr.. SAMUEL BOOP of
New Berlin for County Commission
er, he is very saving and Industrious per-
son and moral and good citizen in all re-
spects, and the right kind of a man TO uAake a
good and suitable Commissioner for old
Union, he was Commissioner once before and
rendered full satisfaction while IN Office 10 all
who had business with him. | hope that the
Convention will give his claim a fair consid-
Grafton, and further think our section Of the
countyiS absolutely entitled to Commissioner
LIMESTONE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

Trcasurer.-We are authorized to an
nounce Mr.. ii. p. SHELLER as candidate
for Treasurer of Union county-subject to the
decision of the Convention of the opponents
of the National Administration.
Lewisburg, May l3, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

The Coroner commenced an inquest on
the body of Mr.. Webb yesterday morning,
aud received the testimony OF Mr. Eaton;
but the latter suffering considerably from
his wounds, the investigation was deferred
till Eaton shall be in condition to under
20 further examination.
We have not heard whether any clue
has been Obtained for the discovery OF the
villains who perpctrated the murder, but
hope our police will be able to ferret them
out, and bring them to justice.
Coop NEWS FROM KANsAs!-Notwith-
standing Buchanan, Walker, and Stanton
have repeatedly declared that they would
enforce ALL the bogus, Border Rutilan
laws of Kansas, when it comes to the pinch
their courage has again oozed out, and they
quail before the Free State people. Gov
Robinson aud other Free State men, bound
over for trial for treason" usurplng
the Government" &c, appeared at Quin-
daro, for trial, and dared them to proceed.
"By the advice Of Secretary Stanton, Mr.
Weer, the District Attorney, entered no1e
prosequis, and the prisoners are again at
liberty this prove the beginning
of the backing out Of all the usurpers OF
power in Kansas.
LIBERIA.-This African Republic is
strong imitator of America in some things.
The independent colony of Maryland has
been annexed" to the Republic without
strife or bloodshed, as measure Of defence
against the Natives. OF course, the
Black Republicans" carry the day there.
President Benson has no opposition as a
candidate for reelection as President, but
some X. N. Wings have one Yates up for
Vice President in opposition to the incum-
bent.
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TO THE MILLION.-Prof. Wood, of St.
Louis. has, after years of deep study and un-
tring research, succeeded in presenting TO
the public an article superior 10 any now in
use, ana luutsu II Is truly Wouueiiui u!SSo-
very-we advert to his Hair Restorative; the
only article that has been completely success
full in cheating age of his gray locks, removing
dandruii, itching, scrofula, &c. 1t restores
the gray-headed to more than the original
| beauty; adds new lustre 10 locks already lux.
uriant; having the effect on coarse, harsh
! hair to render it glossy and wavyi iastens
| permanently hair thai is loose or falling, and
many other qualities which will become known
| as soon as used
The pride of mankind is singularly devel'
! oped in the keeping and arrangement of the
hair; perhaps from the fac. that ii is the only
portion Of the human body that We can train
! in any way we choose; how important then
having this portion left 10 our care, that we
! should use all the means science has placed
in our hands 10 render il beautiful and per
manent. Il you would have beautiful hair
| glossy hair, hair with its natural color ele
gantly preserved TO extreme old age, dom
! fail to purchase Woods Hair Restorative
| Daily lo,oa STATE Gazette
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

NOTICE.-The Partnership heretofore , re
existing between Fries q Deeh. In
West Bufialoe Tp,Union Co, Pa,was dissolved
on the LIST of this month. The books are IN tne
hands of JoHN DECK, who will settle all the
accounts H. w. FRIES,
,nrl4 1887 nd JOHN DECn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

" "'' ~ WM IONGBN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that

/ the following named persons have filed
their petitions in the Clerks OiIce ~ The Cuu5
of Quarter Sessions of Union county for
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

Lewisburs. Union Co. Pa, May 20. 1857
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
OUR ALExANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.


ALExASDRISs Tuesday eventng1
.,rrr Apri "a, 1917.
The schooner A. v tedeb CaPtalh nyueit suiheu neie
tbs morning from New York, with an assorted cargo ior
Alexandria and Washington. She VIII proceed 10 wash
ngton this evening il the water permis-h beng no"
ysr, low tide and the wind prevailing strong down
stream, making il still lower
Alexandria consignments Merritt spnsue' mer-
cIandise: H. Cook 4 Co., paint Whltmer Co., oil
cloth John Ogden, merchandise d. , Blacklock,
two boxes NJ Eldridge, merchandise NJ g., railroad
AGENT one bale beds j. S Masters merchandise w H.
Muir. merchandise s. Ieadbeater, glassware d. @.
Meade poughs cement, Sc; Flemming Douglass, ccf
Ge
Washington cOnsignments Campbell Coyle, MGR
cbsndise Howell & Morsel merchandise g. 4.
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
LOCAL NE wS.

THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION. y.-SEcnEr MEET
NG1he opinion prevails not only in this city, but
throughout the country that the Washington National
Monument Association has been badly managed by the
know-nothings for years past that its pecunary
affairs have reached critical condition, and that the
monument itself what crying shame TO the American
people has advanced but little towards completion.
Yesterday morning the citizens Of this metropolis
informed through the newspapers that this association
had called special meeting to be held at the City Hall
at half past four o'clock, p. Knowing that great
deal of socude felt to know the proceedings of this
body repaired to the place designated at the appointed
hour Besides the secretary of tho association but
member was then present and the meeting not
called to order until about ten minutes past five o'clock
at which hour a quorum had appeared, consisting of
Mayor Magrudcr, Messrs AtLec, Bradley, Craig, Nc
Calla and Knight.
Mayor Magruder occupied the chair when the inquiry
was made What business Is before the association p
In reply which member stated in substance that the
meeting Ind been called for the purpose Of considering
the condition of the treasury of the association the
ncr in which the business conducted not being quite
satisfactory.
Before proceeding further Mr. Bradley moved that all
persons not members Of the board Of managers be request
cd to retire there but three persons (reporters
representing three city papers, present when this motion
was madclsang that IL was not customary to admit
reporters Before putting the question: the chair stated
that he would that the reporters be invited to
man adding that the of the enterprise which the
association had in view depended upon obtaining the
tire confidence Of the people not only here but through
out the whole country and this could only be done
through the instrumenality of the press II the meet
ngs Of the society were secret and reporters excluded
the public mind would I've directed TO the act and dis
trust and suspicion would thus be engendercd After
few words 'all round, to the effect that meeting
heretofore held had been open TO the public the chair
suggested that the vote for the exclusion of the reporters
be taken by yeas and nays Mr. McCaa, by way OF di-
verng attention. suppose, called for the reading by
the secretary of that part Of the constitution which relates
to the subject Of quorums The article read whore
upon Mr. McCaa backed by Others declared that there
could be meeting there but three rtq!
gers present. the second yiccpresident he Mayor and
the secretary not being considered SUCH and the
sitution required the presence Of five managers TO make
quorum. The Mayor, nothing dauned by the oppose
on thus manifested took up the constitution; made
il appear clear the that the officers of the assoca
on actual managers, and entitled to all the rights
and privileges OF such, and decided that quorum had
appeared.
Shifting his uncomfortable position again, Mr. MoCaa
contended drae resort that the chair had right
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

IN the petition Of Plny Robinson, OF Leonards-
" v New York Cor he extension O patent granted
70 tn te 10th July, sts improvements machines ios
cleaning streets for from the expiration q said patent
which takes place on the e0h day q July, 1857
II is ordered that the said peon be heard te Once
Monday te dt Of July nex " O'Clock and All
notified appear and show petition
ought 20 10 granted.
Persons opposing the extension required hc thc Piert
Ohcr their objections, specially rh
days hearing an testimony Dy party
hearing be taken
with the rules Of the ofc which WIN furnished sPr
lion.
win be closed the Goth DEEPEST
tons papers relied upo testimony, ned
oce before morning q that day. the arguments
within days thereafter.
ordered, be published the Ininn Intel
Eencer, Evening o. Repabn, Baltimore,
Nd; Punsyanian Philadelphia la Daily News New forkt n Ks
Boston, Mass wrek for three successive weeks pre-
sous 10 tlie so,L q July next the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents
r SEdtos Of the above VIII please and send theH
bills 10 the Patent 0ce, with containing this notice
Ap a2-1aw3W
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
OFFICIAL.
Tr.srrr DrrArrsrsr,

TnsisrEr DEfAprsKST,
March L., 1857
Notice hereby to holders Of stock o the loans q the unsd
department purchase the stday
next tho shalt be previously obtained,
pay the from the a the
annual dividend thereon together with
additional interest money reach tho vendor following
rates of premium n said stocks
For ihe stock oi isl2 premium Of 10 per cent,
1917 lSts, Of lo ocss ald fer
stock commonly called Texas Indemnity STOCK, premium
cf per ste4..as
ccrhsas transmitted the department, under this
dee asnsd The United States by e daily ens
10 receive The proceeds
Payment stocks assigned and transmitted w DO psde by
drafts on The Assistant Boston, York. Pad
pha al the option parties entitled the whh
should expressed letters accompanying tho certificates
HOWELL. COBB
Mar ls--dtisfJuneif Secretary Of the Treasury
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
By c. w. BOTELER, Auctioncer.
Ap paaTuTh&F

GALE of excellent household furniture at auc-
onon Tuesday April IS Mt 10 o'clock, shall sell at
INC forney sh street. between and
streets large handsome collection Of superior household fur
nturc, embracing ia part
brocateic
Ono pair OF largo gilt frame French plate mane mirrors
Handsome comnode what not
Handsome tapestry velvet parlor carpets
Walnut ctegcre rosewood centre table, with marble top
Superior mantel clock
Bronze and French China mantel and table ornaments
Six light chandeliers, brackets and pendants
oicoh, walnut hall chairs
Iron hatrack
Walnut sofa mahogany sdeboard
Walnut dining room chairs
Fine engrayings clocks
Walnut dining table
Brussels md three ply Competing
Gold band French China dinner set
silver plated nd French China tea sets
silver plated dishes, casors, glass ware &c
Mahogany ofncc tablc superior walnut bookcases
Oak arm chairs, walnut bookshelf
Lounge walnut pedestal, marble top
Cushioned revolving Office chair
Mahogany high post French bedsteadl
Mahogany dressing bureaus, marble top
Mahogany wardrobes
Mahogany wristbands, marble top
Toilet sets, CRIB, window shades
Superior cured hair mattresses
straw mating mahogany rocker chairs
Handsome Of blue cottage chamber furniture
Superior walnut dressing bureau, with marble top
nanask covered chamber chairs and lounge
Superior walnut carved bcistead, wardrobe
Superior wsshstand, with marble top
Cane scat chairs
With other useful articles rendering attractive sale %
Terms $40 and under cash over credit Of sixty and
ninety days approved bearing interest
C. W. B0THIR
Ap22-d Auc'ioueer
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
DIED

On Tuesday morning The aist inst gEfslE ALIEN OF Mrs
ApRIiSE and the hate joins SERGEANT, aged ~ ycars
This yoah by all who knew him, and viii long be c
nlembered for his generous friendship.
The funeral sn take place residence 6 big mother, 994
street north Ihurda afternoon at halpasi O'Clock TO which
the friends and acquantances family invited.
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
NAVY DErARrsu.Srl.

Officers Daaasi for DC Mnasspta The following officers
have been ordered join the Minnesota about 10 sail for
China:
Captain Samuel y Dupont Leutenants William
b. Remshaw, Miles X Warrington, Charles G. siinins
Colville Turret Robert H. Carter j. c. Chaplin acting
master. surgeon-R =. Barry Passed assistant sur
geon Charles Martin. Assistant sufgeon--R. L. Shell
don. Purser Robert Petit Boatswain-- George Smith
Gunner Jonathan NJ Ballard Carpenter John South
wick sail-inaker- George r. Lozer.
Mr. j. ~ Hamblcton has been ordered TO join the Uni
ted States steam higsc Roanoke Norfolk as purser
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
GENERAL NEWS.

AarReAS BIBiE sociEH. The financial year of the
American Bible Society closed the 5lst Of march, 1t
has been wear Of great prosperity, the receipts being
siilSo5 81, exceeding the receipts OF the previous year
nearly $4,000 As the receipts have been unusually
large, subon the amount received from each State or
Territory with the amount from some Of the mission
Statcs:
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
ITyHE CoMPA0NlE LYoNNAIsE, No. 81 Boule

TIME COMPA0NlE LYONNAISE, No. 81 Boule-
ward dcs oapucincs Paris sk suf luce, novelties q ds
textures ready printed musus India and French
house the mol highly recommended IN france
the establishment in Europe not on on &c
count the and its sales n
the Of having a entrance ~
three dnercnt reets CoaNIE LYONNAlsE sell none but
articles manufacture and thus by bringing IN
relation with the manufacturer are enabled % ohf mem
er advantages than any other establishment
April 10--dtmh
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
Dsstr,sctire Fpr al Alton, Minois.

CnIcado, April ia destructive fire occurred at Al
ton Illinois, Thursday, destroying the planning mill of
Morrison Bea the Methodist parsonage house, and do
ing great damage to the Waverly Hotel Piazza House
and the warehouse OF Hollster Coffee. Total loss
100000
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

well ordinary sales. The great body OF these Lands
situated IN the Elba district in the southeastern por
tion Of the State.
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
.1rriral Of he twa cr Mashiaate

------- -IFFIVut y 1e tEs y "V7RVy7N' -"
NKw YonK, April 1.-The steamship City o. Washing
ton has just arrived but having sailed ON the dag
with the Fulton brings no later intelligence.
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

NTEW GOODS Just received from auction We
respectfully q bouseeerrs and others 70
large ofiurpng and family dry goods msny o
which purchased auction saes and VIII b. sou
al much below usual prices. We name
Ine nj shoeiings, all widths
Narsellcs. dImiy, and corded bed spreads
Pillow and bolster inou and cotton sheetngs
Jie-cloths and napkins
pafnask buckerback and diaper towels
Bed md cri5 bSsnkets all sn3
Centre table and pznc covers .a@-
aud muslin curtains
White and bun shade linens and fixtures
Furniture oicloiils aud dnites
Together with Of other housekeeping ARTICLES such
Velvet Bussel tapestry ihrecpy Ingram, veniian and
other carpeings
Velvet chenille tufted rTcsac and other rugs
tuftcd Adelaide jue and other door mats
nruggct and linen crumb cloths
Figured plain linen damasks, for covering carpets
ALSO
$50 pieces white maiings
so % and whits checkered Canton nnatings
cheno and fancy do
"a do Dutch carpeing. for dining rooms and ofhes
~ DO cocoa matings, for Easements and Offices
Is rag cnrpetng, for kitchens, &c. -
stock 81 white goods which
will b found very es md much eheapcr hsn usus embracing
eyory variety Of
saconet Al cambria musins
fnuslins, book mu.lus, rnni mAsins
Nansook n1uslins, Tarlcton mnf-lns
ambrb dnie India dimites
Bishops lawa linen lawns, tndin lawns
Brilantc, briante skirtng
Seelspring skrts hoop skirts
French crinone skirts, Marscilcs skirts dmtfy skirts
White fsuze fanncs, Angola hanneb
silk warp fsnnes, &c. .4.,-
April 1--3tawswh HooE bkuIHfhi W
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
49,
Master Of the ship n. y.

Printed forms for these declarations in different lam
WIN be distributed from the Sound custom house
- on the contrary, any Of the contracting governments
nave fulfilled the above stipuations proofs Of the ship
.eoialty viii only be required and his Majestys au
.%Vlns wiz do all IN their power TO get such proof
nout the landing of the shp-masior being necessary
Of ships register
signed at Elsinore the 10th March 1857. by
n,,, oLRICK,
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

During the year seven hundred and forty thousand
copies of the Scriptures issued being OF
hundred and nnety-eiSht thousand over the pre-.
vious year. The issues were as follows
last year. This year
Bibles ......,....... 26o0o
Testaments $4,000 100000
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
NIApAME p,ANGRIs Only CONCERT IN

wi MADAME DANGFa respectfully announces 10
public generally that she has made ssch
nens for during the month viii ensbic her
give Washington saturday April 2sth al Carass
Saloon
shc win BY Mile Mahidc DAngr Mr. Thomas, vo
Bnst Mr. schreiber, and Sig Abcis, pianist
Further particular in future advertisements s3
April 21--dtf Rssss 3.fS
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

CtTEPHENS'S BLUE-BLACk LONDON WRITING
- fluid warranted genuine.
Also sfuss patent unchanecaee ienAon dark blue writing
fluid,
s,epi,cnss brilliant red London writing auid-
ste,cbs l,utd rouge camnc celebrated
French nd superieue just imported direct from Paris BY
April II fhAN'h IANboNtf
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
nv IS. S. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

by T. S. WRIGHT, Georgetown
DoRTO RICO sugar and molasses AZ auction
On Friday next, the 2ih inst IL O'Clock, 90 " A. H.
cagos wharf W. q the brig rdea from Mayssuez consist
ing o.
als hhds. prime sugars
IS do choice molasses
Ap 92-its Auctcneer
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
(,FARLEs KINGsLEYy NEW BOOK Two

|sHARLES KINGsLEYS NEW BOOK.--Twc
Years Ago; by the Charles Kingsley author Of "Angus
Leigh 81 20 5s.
live o ,c United states expedition japan under Commodore pory
by Tones. 81 IS .s...3l.
Things Not Generally popular hand book o. facts not
readily accessible in literature history and scienee eated oy pasa
A. Wells 81 %. j -, IS
I 81 go.
Worlds Own; by Julia Ward Howe, 80 cents
Poems by volume blue and gold ~ eehts
Iongiellows Prose Works, vols, blue and gold ~ 10
Isabel Young Wife Che Old b, John Cordy Jeafc
as s
Reading Wcu Tears Pcasr Mode Of Learning 70 ssa ~
the author of Peep O Day. 80 cents
Chds Book o. Nature; by Washington Hoker D. VI 2o
Miss strickiand's Queens oG Scotland, volume 8. "
just published and for sae at
TAYLOR MAURYS
April II bookstore, near p'h street.
The Washington union., 1857-04-22
On behalf Of the Director Of the Sound Gust Custom Hou.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.


'i' interesting R,por from Oregon TrrEorg-H w Dun
' esd, collector of customs at Port Oxford Oregon
,.7hory IN response to circular issued by the Hon
N''''es Mason Commissioner Of Patents requesting
S'ement OF the merchandise Of domestic growth and
uacture exported from that district in the year 1856
ped under date Of February s 1851 that .the coun-
having been laid waste by the recent Indian war and
~'y all It's inhabitants murdered and run out q stop
""S Oeen put Tor time to commerce and Improvement
-i the following items therefore obtained from one
actory only:
COLL IN. Quantity. Valuation.
Iatt iioh' Nalic------ $50. 900
ta.' t%ls' white cedar, loo 900 SO per NJ 5000
O,ttr! do feet -, 00O, 900 80 40 600
'i hummer 90 each l50
96 l5O
's'aTaT0 q Land. The Commissioner Of the Gen
% L'nd onoe has issued instrucons for The withdrawal
" ,oe public lands in the State Of Aalama failing with
we probable limits Of the grant made Wv the ACT ap
Eo,e The lth Of March last to aid in the construction
u Portion OF the railroad from Savannah to Mobile
hlls within the limits Of that State and the branch
, nom Eutaula to Montgomery. These instructions
i'e 'he lands TO I've withheld from sale on entry for
purposes whatever, thus excluding prc-cmpticns as
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

IsrEnocEASIc RAILnoAD.The attention Of the govern
ment and of individual enterprise appears just to be
awakened to the necessity Of securing nteoecaic transit
routes. The following is the commencement of opera
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

Aucrox.Ihe sale Of the furniture Of the Ebbtt House
attracted large yesterday 70 purchase
and many TO gossip The dining-room and kitchen
furniture alone sold and to-day Mr. Fisher win
his persuasive eoqucncc in the drawing and
chambers
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-04

The following iieas. clipped IRON orr exchan.
ges, show how iho nomination Of Mr. Lee Is re.
celved. boib in and out or re district.
A Exust1ksr Noa'sAtiou. r The Republican
Judicitl CoDvcndon Of ne Third subdiyi.ion Of
The Tbird District, which met IN Carey, on Tues
dey last, 10 nominate e candidate for the extra
jud eship-of that District, created BY ,ho Lesis-
iaturo last winter, acquitted themselves with
great credit and discrimination by nominating
, John G. Lee, ESQ.,, Of Tim, BIZ acolamation.-
This is one Of the very best nominations made
this campaign. In Me- Lee the qualities Of the
ap, scholar, talented lawyer and accomplished
gentleman, are al combined; and Il the voters Of
his District fail to elevate him to the Bench, We
shall thnk they lack due appreciation Of de-
serving ability and what would unquestionably
rebound to their best inierests.-sAN Rra.
GrTbe Judicial Convention met at Carey, on
Tuesday last. John c. Leo, Of Tiain, was nom
mated for Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
BY acclamaton. No nomination could have been
made, more in unison with the feelings OF the
Republicans Of this county Mr. Lee is an able
lawyer, good citizen, and man of he strictest
VI
and his character is without blemish. lie viii
be elected beyond doubt. Crawford win do
her share towards it-BucvRus Jouss.r-
Joss c. LEE.- Tho Judicial C invention
which met in Carey on Tuesday last nominated
John c. Lee, Esq, Of TiRi,. for Judge Of the
Third Subdivision Of the Third judicial District
This is nomination ft to be made Mr.. Lee
ranks among tlie first lawyers Of the District and
viii make an able Judge. He was nomi, ated by
acclamation, and will doubtless be elected.-PlR-
RysnURo JoURHAL.
G1rThe Repub icah Convention At Carey, last
Tue day, nominated Mr.. j. G, Lee, Of Tifin, as
the Republican candidate for Judge Of the Cour,
Of Common Pleas, for this district Nj Lee is
young man Of fait sbihti-s.-iiaNc0cK CouR.
uTJ. c. Lee, Esq, Of TiGn City, was nomi
nated on Tuesday last by the Republican Judi.
oial Convention, as their candidate in this the
Third Subdivision Of the Third Juiicial District
Of this state. hrst rate nomination.--WTAN.
DOT PIONEER.