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9sltumDye, nsr 20 Sauuar ,s..7.
0ds Observation-Disclosures tn SSafbs
sn8fun ab8efabress.

lnIere rcr9eltri9e 8ebauptu1g, taB Der
&ucm-J fctbinst8nrlS III Ger nat!oualen
4clitit tcrt, maustcpt lei. bat li6 ned an celn'
lelteu Gage im 0fepraleutantenbaul c 5u 8aIb'
m9tcn %telt1tj0t. De, &ncpz9trtHluSS. N,anpt
ling 6umplrep War bal ren&entuGp,
Ger ais Ser. Stlaten Wtinilter III Gbina nab,
reup Der Nrnlnilt. attcn 6ttlmere'S DE Staat6-
funlt rtr te5cp{ten Soblle re6 blnrnll dlen 9tel
DIES nit beloIrerer 8plltebe ltnclrf 5at, bat
ppr8eItern im 1teprdientarteHb1ulc unt ole Gr
taubniB, cue Sill felyenren 3abalt5 elnbrtlBen
III plirlen: BET GonItltutgen GER Ver. Stlaterl
loQe Elm Nmeliement bel3efli9t psroen. rctu1d
fein i'm Au8tanre 0ebpruer bel ter Ptdiiteds
teatplb( unn Bel @~cuyreBmablen ltlasnlen rarb
0 lan1e Ell nibt uad cent Ser. Staaten 9t1tu
ratiiatlcnsAeleBe n1tHrattirt 1T. SIN Utun1e
elne5 Wt1nne8, Ter llcd rnr orea jobren III &en
tadg Zen 2reu55u9 Se9el aae G~tlSepai'oerfen
prepiste, 1T risler 4ntrl9 SertB lebt S1bn llno
9el1eipeu. Serr Wiarlblll lit rusd Die Irrt9e.
lessen Niecerla3en, ole lelae lagtet ibsr1l Ill.
}erDal6 Marplauo's %erlittell bat, 10 entnntbi5t,
olB er pcn felncr SerldaBeru1s Ger ytatarulIs
iat ~rnairilt nlebr 81 lpreden lpa9t. Sem I'm
|ird9 lit nur eessl pieleiti5en ne It tben
Staaten selnilu5t, Gle psnt ein9ep1lotrten
|paS Stirnmredt ldpn eiHrduller, ebe er llh
flint Sabre i'll 2lnne ~teflnpet. Die ,tlnf SAP
re" wtni1lteas nrtlte Serr Warlbau l~alrtrel.
Aber ba8 Observation-Disclosures par 8roulam
Seilu9, i1nn letbjt rieie 6reure 81 rerpelbel.
Oenn .~pelietbe vermet9erte Dem I,errn
Marlbal fur5me9 Die GrlautnlH letne Stu
elnSubrln9en.
Gln aloerer lupliher &pcw Nct9iaS, 3cl.
licpfler rrI 1euneI1ee, ELL I1eald}, til rels
len Arern peutide5 Btut flteBt, GET lit aber
penucd niht entbtocet, BET Den NelBnthtleI
misunderstanding 81 tbuu, tratte III %oetlelbe!'
5ieana oas abyerrrlbeue Sberla ppn rem
; freunpel 4Saupers uuo VtrbreAern" DteOer
UT'e Idpet Gen iebr beldelpentr uso say.
sner Nlntrl9 9ebt lercI nllr pabtn: RE Saltl5=
Committee leus teaufsraJt merper, cariiber
.slb5uirriAeu. c5 cS niht SwedfldBt5 Jet, enc
Biu Spr .Jie9nlrull1 cosr SetblarerunS Der
Gtnwlutegln9 rcu Tremcen Paupero un0 Uers
tlehern eulsutelldtell. = Gs 1T Iebr e~rf;eulIb
lno lcbenspertb, DUP p15 Htrru lentanieuhaus
III Wllbtn3tcn nit 1877 9e5en 80 Sttaln,en Der
JultlS Committee m!rtlit Den beantrlBten Muf,
trae oeaeben bat. DEM Gle N19fOrs
lbungen Der Suits GculrlIttee perosn batp
erSeben, raB II Slim 3etten alleroln95
mauHe Eaupers unD Serbreter blerDer fanlen,
Gle ibrer neueu tOe,nlatD belcnCels raoErp ida
peten, Dap tie lbee Spboe ais &lolp 9tVtblnsS
auIlpadNen coer ~ &now Jlctbilg0 werpen lee
Ben aber Die 9tahfcrIhun9e!! Der Jult.5 Gem
uIlttee merpen ferner cr5ebtn, Dap ta5 Vebtut
lber lrenpe koN.et8 uno Serbteder III t.
5iger 3 cit Elm reIner 0unlbu5 uno ~llniinn
ut uuD paB 9etare felt zen lesten Slbren nur
ard Ger lolieelte Gbell Get iiOtrihInl5en euro
p1lIdea Btuolteruu3 nah amrlta auswarDert.
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5ibuug' pom 18. San. = Der Ses
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3altpunften POM l.. S1nuor 1855 bis ouf cie
rB 9e 3eit III &lniaS ~ltlticnirt 9~enelen. Gen
lbeln, bneru an oet @rrepitirn our NuIiudun9
Sir 5cbu 0rautlin'8 wurpe rie GrlaubnlB er
lbeilt, bic ibnen pcn Der en9lil9en Ne8lerun9
oefrtttrten Wcp1illen duSuneblnen.
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9en 9ieoen gesen Die 2%eccmplrn:G onltltutoa
uno bic CreD SccttsG utldetpmn9. Sreann be.
sab iiH Ger Seuat in Grtcutiu. Sibung, lprrill
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gen fir Die 6lptte beltatlBte
Da8 ) i u 8 labn1, na9rem rer Spreder,
pie ld,cl 9eftern erplbnt, Die COMMITTEE 5ul
llnter(uaupB Der Mtrrleier @orruptions.@e
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b II 3 ron MaIne III, mrrnlt ole alte Ste
pr1icntanten Oalle benz Columbia Slinreu unp
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rurs peS 5crtIdi ttl8 rer iIbllden &inite unc
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all. - - II .stc. s.
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bill eintrante, mill ourt cine nene StI Den
Nerfaui offentlid>fr Qinpereten, uuter Grrfla'
matiUu res YrdlipenIeH, 10 lauSe Uerbisten, biz
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lleOer oaS tldslide Sdidia al pes nallplltihen
antla5'e ron M(aribatl baben min ihor
al etaet anreren Stele beridtet. Dem alten,
braren 6reeloIler @tooine 8 BON Sbic wurs
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sebrabten SilS nennen mir Die rcn &ennlrp.
lpelde III llebertinltimnuHS nit Der GmpTeb
luna DeS Gcup. Niapn cine Welcbelpluiauna be.
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1eleDrapbilebe HacDrtcbtem
8ert5tet lit ptn Baltimore % eder.@
GuuareTt

MaIbiu atom, 10. san. Genot.
Der Niceprdil9ent leste cine Nbldriit oeS
SuuoScllrertraSeS ppr. Die Debate uter Die
Bactfic. BaDn wurpe auf ben /. Oirntl9 i'm
,yetruav anberaumt. Auf Ten QRtra9 y es
warns wuD au cen Yr1lipenten Gas @elu6
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tbellen, D c pcu peu Ver. Sta1tel OelnIpaoer
al Der afrtdntlben &lite coer pcn Dem brltts
l1en pper oem irauSolilben @puUernenlent cher
aus elmer eifijieIen Anelle iiber Die QStecerbes
le6uus pes a%Irifanil den StiaSenbanoelS etnse'
%llufen.
sans. Scbn Gr9raue rei6te bic
DEEM. Ucrfer B2tition UNI eine 0etnlItIttebll
EN-. Der Spreber e~rnannte cine ScmulIttee,
UNI rie 9tebnunSen unp Die AnitSfiibrul5 pes
ltbern Ebl,ltebers pes SauieS, y. Darling,
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Da5 Sdus, Die 8eltern etli8ebraAte Sltl, irGtn14
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Depa,tenentS in WalbmBtp1 9e1aB Or Hes
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lei, All ben Gtl9 gu leBen. 8tpctn9S
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Der 3abl rer Sepolterua8 Der e~luSe.nen Stla.
ten unp Serrttorien urter Cen Nemtcrid9ern
pertbeilen. Die Slu nurce all cine Setetts
Committee Ucrpielen.
NemsOorf, 10. San. Da8 Sifentlide
5Aulbans, SIDE pcn Srnraps unc 9taupltraBe
IL Brostlpn lit pielen HtaHnitta8 ab9es
5ranut. IS maren 500 &mper part1, 1l5 pls
,Sel,er au5br1b. z &iuDer f0nIen III @eprIl3e
800, SS;,Io ruurnpn MIR NaDuri, t1PrPttPt Dlit
man lie aus zen 6enltern Den unten l~tebsnoen
tSsuerleutpn in pie Nrme mari.
Ybitapelpbia, 10. Sun. Der neue
~(peuctr.) @rup, Yafer lpra6 lid beute III lels
ner 5nausurals 4peelie in SdrriSbur9 olTar
aus, oaB Die g e SerfuinuS pom 6 anias
penn Solte pcr9ele5t merpe.
Ybilaoelpbiu, 10. Sun. Die SURF
Iprad III Gem 61ue res Srn. Smttb, Der ZEN
Verllbrsr ieines Weibes, Garter, eEldcB, Elm
1eldt lbulpi1.
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n;di r'rr'ruien bate lie icrne' Ois @intbr'tu'a
Ter 28a ~ i'll i ,%c!nc,s ni1't cerb'n EFT, Ic f.
'llen lest fetue Na9tbHriiBersIen rcr, 10 mir
Den l:9' fetle nltu1ltirten SiirB r rcn o:t
Stl.ilnlfIlteH reitrl beu werren. Oleiea jt1l
Icmlement ce5 Germ Spnu It g1n5 %tyeiIrnp !.
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Ierotnaub 0abn,
Aanmninn fENn1Inr
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EeIt,n aets an Saub bic nsu. ten GtOFe fnr 3etFe"' UNI
Cassimiers g. Clothes
- n,rssrtiosa lie aseteer nae ntueiser Wtrhs une mS:ltHf
Einiaan Mrcie fir 6 q ). Ssp'I4N
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MRRf HANF TAiLOr
ana fafttsnaslst atsiesslaoss.

un5 fafbtSnabtet 8tedeeraa0e"
aissits pra;t. Stre6s, N.. 33S II. 3oSta.
art inen aeebrten 3rett. Ell nub bsn, gubltfun raate TO ptsf.
mtt bic Qn1eiae. cas- I'D unttr beur8ein 0atnnl ps lGeM lgt
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s III Ten Gerrsnllgieer, neuetIer 8lepn, 81 rem btlll9rsn %fta>
n Y%Orratpta battea unD aud feIae ouy SfTeauns ~a a
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n unb ~ agen Yrsifen. Berner cine &usTnhl Neeenl@;fme
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Ag Ade SefteuunRg IN w2rngn prrlnps, Sta'9 ua0 !" i"Ftt'
; Z R rs Nv = "' S.2. Raffer.
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GmrOp6tIeDc Ntacbrtcpten
Gnalan0.

GnglanO.
Die 8eri9te iiber Den Stauo beS en9liiAen
@elomarfte5 am SabreSlhlul1e lauten nlht uas
bcirieolaeno. 3War Rat ltd elne OelBltlmmun9
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III aots t,yrSTFio zine orrse Nusnabl frar3' ti6es uno
b ~ les aaa NM GaIfrir' us s sstisS5i dsm S1s's f.,,i asg S afSsr
ler N(e6e. @uG bate ID lte;s etEe AufmaRt fe"'Ss %"'"
an an SonS' trel6e ID mEalih" btata pertaufe.
%S ~ : Fosr;f. Santa, 2GRt.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

April -22--'rhe reaper of Mccormick,
vs. Nanny Talcott & Co, of Rockford, ILL.,, WAS
decided this morning by the Supreme Court,
against Mccormick. Greer deliqcred the Opin-
ion--Daiel dissenting.
DR.. Rhodes the British Surgeon who volun-
teered to attend the sick on board the SuSQnr
hanna, was courteously received by the Naval
Committee this morning and invited to the floor
Of the Senate.
The Senate Committee of Conference on tho
Kansas bill still have English's bill under con-
sidelation. 1t is believed report on the sub
ieci, either favorable that the Committee can't
agree, will he made tomorrow.
Mr.. English gave notice to-day that he expects
at o'clock tomorrow to make report from
the Committee of Conference the subject
ot the disagreeing vote--to relieve the Kansas
bill
Richard Wallach is n candidate for Mayor of
Washington, Independent Of party, and opposed
to the Democratic nominee.
j. CLANCY Jones, in the House to-day, as he
did Yesterday, made an Intellectual attempt to
get up the general Appropriation bills but the
friends Of Morrill's Land bill, and that for pen
Sioning soldiers of the war of 1879, objected to
his motion. He intends on Monday, to intro
ducc his resolution for night session.
The Savannah News mentions the arrival of
II vessel, the captain of which reports that on
the night of the 9th inst. on the Eastern edge of
the Gulf of Mexico, lie heard and saw fired in
rapid succession, 60 shots apparently from 50
Founders, between two ships. Some on board
supposed it was the Spanish exercising the
crews Mt the guns, bnt the News SuppOSeS it
were likely to- have been encounter with
slaver or fillibusterS.
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w ASiIINGTON, April y.
SENArE.-The Senate Committee Of Judiciary
held meeting to-day on the Bankrupt bill, but
have not yet agreed on all its leading features
II. S. Fitch, of Chicago, has been confirmed
as District Attorney for the District of Illinois
The report of minority Of Committee ON
Printing, proposes that all the work connected
with the printing shall be given TO the lowest
bidder
The only BUSINESS of interest during the
morning hour, was tho presentation, by Sew
ard, of the reply of the American Telegraph
Company in relutalion of the allegation
tained in the recent memorial of Amos Kendall
and the Morse Telegraphic interest The docu-
mont was referred 20 the Judiciary Committee,
and ordered to be printed
Mr. Mason'S resolutions respecting Paraguay
were taken up and discussed until the morning
hour expired, when the Deficiency Appropra
ton bill was taken up and adopted.
Mr.. Seward introduced bill which was read
twice, to secure prompt construction of line
of Telegraph across the the continent between
San Francisco and st. Louis.
The Deficiency bill was debated hours, ard
various amendments were offered. Still pend
ing, the Senate adjourned
HoCSE.-The House proceeded to the couSld
Grafton Of Mnriills bill donating lands to the
several States for the benefit Of agriculture aud
the mechanic arts.
The House refused to table the bil 81 against
1o9.
Mr.. Cobb made speech against the bill
which passed lU4 agaiast lO1.
The House commenced ON the bill granting
pensions TO the officers and soldiers of the war
of 1912, and those ensaged in the Indian war
during that period.
Notice was given by various members, of the
introduction of bills to grant pensions to those
engaged in the Florida and Creek wars, the mex
lean and Indian wars of Of 1918, jackson : Flor
ida campaign, the Kentucky soldiers under Hop
kins, and also wugoners in the army.
MIR. Letcher thought it better to refer this
matter 10 Select Committe, to sce how much
all these pensions will cost.
The Committee arose and the House cd
liourned
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CONYENTION.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 2I.-The Buchanan
and Douglas Democratic Conventions met to- day,
and organized separately. In the former, %
counties were represented Resolutions strong
ly endorsing the Administration, was passed. In
the latter, 81 counties were represented. Res
olutions endorsing the course of the Illinois del
egation in Congress, were passed without dis
senting voice. W. 3. Fendry nominated
for State Treasurer, and Ex-Governor French
for Superintendent Of Public Institutions. The
Buchanan Convention postponed nominations
until the 9Th of June.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


N0lo Is the SeGsOH for cleaning house. shaking
carpets, polishing furniture, &c. Housekeepers
will be glad to learn of something which will
take out all grease spots and stains from carpets.
Booking, at No. "a Monroe street. has article
called Oil of Soap, which will entirely remove
all grease spots from carpets or any wollen fab
ric without injuring the color. He has also an
article called furniture polish, which gives to
furniture, no difference how old, ESQ that it is
not brOken) new and beautiful appearance
One trial will convince any housekeeper that for
the purposes for which these things are intended
they are invaluable. Call and get a bottle of
each at E. Bookings, No. "a Monroe ST.
-S.eDse---
Ne,o PegJumery.-T. B. Johnston, the popu-
lar Druggist, at 1T6, Market street, opposite
Union street. is in receipt of another fine stock
of perfumery and toilet articles, purchased from
the first houses in New York and Philadelphia.
He can offer variety not TO be excelled by any
house in the city. For Drugs and Medicines,
Paints Oils and Dyestufs, or anything in his
line, call upon Johnston, and you cannot fail to
be accommodated.
Musical Conccntiom.-Frof. a. NJ. johnson
and his company of Vocalsts, who performed in
this city last Spring, with such entire accepta-
bility, will arrive again on or about the 4th of
May, and win give series of musical lectures
and entertainments. ap1s-Iw+
VIZ WISH TO CALL THE SPECIAL ATTENTION
EACH of our readers to the advertisement in an
other column of DR.. Santord's Lirer IaUigorG.
tor, for in doing so we think we are doing them
a favor, for this article cannot be too highly
spoken as it performs all its prop,ietors profess
to lave it. We know of some of the worst ca
ses of Liper Derangement, Dyspepsia, Jaundice
and General Debility, being cured by the use of
this invaluable article.
1t seems to strike at the root of the disease,
and remove the cause, thus affordinga perma-
nent cure that cannot be gaincd by using the
mineral preparations that are commonly resort
ed to for diseases of the liver. This PREPARATION
is stated ON good authority to be entirely vegc-
table, being composed wholly ofgums that have
rarely ever been introduced in any medicine
previous to the introduction of the Invigorator.
These gums are said to have almost fabulous
power i'll their action on the Liver and its sur
rounding organs, causing it to eject its morbid,
unhealthy bile, rousing it from its torpid state
and making it perform its proper functions in
the human economy.-l2Tanch County Demo
crat.
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TWO STEAMBOATS, BURNED!

ST. Louis, April 22.-Abont o'clock this
morning the steamboat Ocean Spray VAS totally
destroyed by fire above the city. Eight or ten
lives are supposed to have been lost. The burn
ing boat floatetl against the steamer heOkuk
lying short distance above the city. That,
too, was entirely destroyed. They Ocean Spray
was valued at SS5 OO0; insured $25, 600 in Pitts
burgh Offices The Keokuk was valued a, $780,.
coo; insured for $4,000. It is impossible to
obtain further particulars to night
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

APRIL 29.-Flour market continues firm;
there is more inquiry for export and home con
sumption; sales of 1000 bbis at S4.37-l E9a4. so
for Super; $4,75 for Extra and sd for Extra
family. Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged
Wheat dull; prices unsettled; Rye sold at zoe;
yellow Corn at 7On72. Oats steady at Sail.
Mess Pork firm at $3.50. Bacon-green meats
and Lard are IN good request At full rates
Whiskey higher at 22c.
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RIYER AND WEATHER.

CIxctxxA1i April 22.-River fell inches in
- hours. Weather clear.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-River not far from sta
tionary here, but nm additional rise Is anticipat-
ed, MS the Upper Mississippi and Illinois are
swelling. Heavy rains have prevailed north
All upper streams are rising Nothing from the
Missouri.
PlrrsBURon, April 22.-River IL feet by pier
nnrk rising Wnnther clenr Mercury 20 .
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NEW YORK MARKET.

April 22-FInur heavy: 1900 bbys sold at
$4,55a4, 80 for Ohio, and 1, 50a475 for Southern;
a decline of sc on each. Wheativery dull and
dropping Corn advanced; 10, 0Go bush. sold Mt
73a55c for white, and 76a77 for yellow, an ad-
vance of &c on each. Chicago Beef advanced
95c at $l3al4,O 90. Mess Pork advanced Toe at
SIS, lOaIs, Is; prime pork advanced zoe at SIS.
Lard firm Whisky dull
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EEannE NrnEI.nRr,-

MEssas. ESIIols:P>Iui, through your columns 70
myself CIsSES's CASbIDA9k election
the Office Of Sheriff ONO sounty the ensuing Spring
Election. lFsb4l ISAAC COTS
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

April 22,-FiOur firm; sales OF Howard st.
at $4,25a4,37 Wheat steady and unchanged.
Corn firm; white 6Ga6s; yellow STATS l-2. Pro-
visions bnoyant and eeIive
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Commisuioner OF hcvepue,

MEssEs. EDTTORS:-Pisase announce 4. n. PEMBERTON,
Esq, Czen's Candidate Commissioner
in tbs County Dist=iet many
personal fr.endb and TIKI VOTERS.
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FOR SBERIEt

MRssRs- EDgTORs-NOu vail please tile name Of
y. L. DORSEY, ~ a candidate ShrTi Ohio county
LaasS S-'-'1' '''' '-'F''''''' MANY CITIZENS.
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EOK Aat:RIEI.

EDS IrzILIs EScRR:-In cOnpIaLee With the Wish Of
friends, OneT mysy eandoGts tor Sherii
OHIO county. II elected shan perform the duties
the office uccording TO tlIe beat OF ny abiAtiss.
mhZU JOHN W. GILL.
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ROm smERuFF.

CITlzExs-At the earnest solicitation Of
Der % frlenus, again offer myself endlale for te
Oce OF Sheriff for Ohio county pisdGg myself fstcted
discharge The duties Of tue OC= wiki miatisi.ty
feJS i. BEDILLION.
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COMMISSIONERS OF r EVRNUR.

MRssRs. EDIEozs-Plssse announce ny u esndi
date City District
at the ensuing Nay election JOSHUA LCAkNs.
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SHERIFkALTY.

Eos. privilege OF announcing
we'll known popular fellow eitiEen ARGlIlALD
WAkKkN, 1date Tor the Shernalty, the tnsu-
LIZ Spring Election. lIeblIl cITlZENE-
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ROK HlhERIER.

MhssRs. Please announce a'eanddEte
Office Sheriff. Ohio County,
the Spring Election. tIeLll sAM'L. IRWIN.
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MAY ELECTION.
Citizens Candidate FOR sheriff

do hereby announce myself candidate for Is eiee
OF sheriff Of Ohio County, aud would respectfully as
Iso u-cvS Tor tsiT Suugss, promising that II rlSGtrd
wl inparri ais discharge the tties u The ONCE
apT GEO. DULY.
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FOR SHEIsIFt.

MEssEs. EDIToAs:-PeAse worthy eitiE'
WA. ]. HUUSTEN, Independents eAndiiatv Il
Sheriff, in the ensuing Spring Election.
frL6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTKGS.
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CnINTY COuRT-

SIEssRs EDITOE,.--Plrase annouhSv canddat
recollection Clerk the Comfy Court oil this county
Ut the ensuing May Election. ltb6l JNO. MccoILOCH-