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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

HW IaintI UUUls, aSsOrIcd sIHtFS.
80 Boxes Glass, assorted sizes. Just received
and for sale low. Ivy WHEELER Il RIGGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

\ The best single Thread Machine in the market.
A general assortment of Sewing Machine SIX
Thread, Needles, &C., &c, constantly on hand.
Office No. 1, Marble Hall. 49,
myl4-Gm +. NJ. SELLMAN, Agent,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

1000 Gold Pens and Peneils........ 8 90 to 10 ~
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings Shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thmbles, and
a variety of other articles worth from so cents to
So 90 each
On receipt of the subscription money the SUBJ
seribers name will be entered upon books op;o-
site number aud the gift corresponding with that
number will be forwarded within one week TO him
by mail or express, post -paid.
There is neither humbug nor lottery about the
above, every subscriber is sure of Prize of val
ue. We prefer to make this liberal distribution
among them instead of giving large commission to
Agents, giving to the subscriber the amount that
would go to the Agent, and in many cases a hun
dred fold more. DANIEL ADEE, Publisher.
apl2-6m 2l1 Centre street, New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

Corrected b. The Brusch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11
NPUxE DI.S'G .N.ETERL9E.- 10,eOo

2,5O - lO-l2 -
1000 - 1915 and 10-T2 Sash. d.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
ruE NICARAGUA o. GsT1ON.

We publish hi. week tn. Majority an"
Minority Kspo'ts Of The Tssas State SEN
at on the Nicsssgua qass.io". A. THE
subject is oil exciting interest 1t THE time
aud one upon which va'isncs Of eP'"'o"
.,i..., no, only among tho Democratic
party. but among al parties. aud the Lead
ing men Of ,he country. discss''o" OF 10
merits 10 not only appropriate. ~ . step
towards the formation Of ~ e"'.h's"sa
public opinion. but We have rssso" to be-
LEV. will prove highly interesting W.
have only TO add, that tho resolutions cen
.uring Pauldi"g. alter . full debate !" thu
Senate, were defeated.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

SHOCKING AFFAIR - Uyena IN the
Woods A distressing tragedy occurred las,
week IN the western part OF the State. Gam
n,ogs Nensgsris Is wintering two miles
ives, OF PauldIny. PsudIug county Among
the oihes animnls was y hyeua, ssid TO be
the largest in tho United States The
snimai was very ietocious, and had twice
bitten his keeper Early on Wednesday
morning last the hyenu escaped Search
WAS instantly made. aud later in tho mofp>
ing hs was discovered in the grave yard,
having dug up aud partly devoured two or
three dead bodies. Several of the citizens
rushed in to take it. when j, turned on ito
sssailsn,s, striking down a day laborer
named Jacon Pohsuberg, aud crushed the
unfortunate man in IL. jaws. killing him in
stanily. The brute then made its escape,
alter tearing the flesh from the right arm
and chest of lad, who Is not expected to
recover. The citizens are much excited
Parties are securing the woods, and the
mensgsrie men have been notified by some
Of The citizens to remove the establishment
a. once - Cleveland Heraid.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
snnthrpu Pacific RAilfoal.

Extract (,om tho Minutss Of the sn>,,;,,
Of he Bos,d Of Directors. At New O,lss,s
December ". 1867.
Resolved. Tbs, when holders Of s,,,A
ci.in,iw. . second issus Of stock lost, -.
claim ior stock los. on Tin COMPANY, u.
thew shsll b. ,sq"h-d to advertise ~.
s,oeh for two weeks in tbs place wh,r
,hsv r.sids, aud send such copy Of adv,n
,i,sm~nt To this office, aud also give . ~
Of ind. unity to secure The company assk,.
any clsin, Tor stock 20 alleged TO b. lsu
Th. following proceeding. :! 10. ~,
p.ny will claim the attention Of s.seA,
hcljsrs:
WHEREAS, The present urgent ,ndsbtsds...
Of this Company and the terms Of the cont,,,,
with Me..rs. J. I. Grant l. Co, for The co...
pl-tiou Of seventy miles Of Road, ren1e, h
absolutely necessary that the Company shouN
realize At once, tho lnsts lnenta Of ito S,o~L
remaining due and unpaid on the lst Janse,y.
1888, and without discrimination, where NJ.
ments have not been made. OF soma .atisf...
tory arrangement entered into for the sdi,.,.
men, of Nil such ind.biness BY the Aubs,s
Der. or holders Of the Stock Certificates ~.
which there remains unpaid lastAllmsss.-
| Therefore, be it
Re.ol,ed, BY the Directors Of the Soutk,,,
Pacific Railroad Company, that the said b.
rectors proceed, on the i7lh day Of fetru,,y
between the hours Of 10 A. ". and ap.l
a, the Company's Office, in the City Of NV
Orleans, to cell at public auction, to the him
est bidder for cash, all the Shares Of the SsA
scrbers 10 the Capital Stock Of said Comps,,
upon which installmenis are past due sad
unpaid-sad Shares to be transferred on II,
Books OF the Company TO the purchase, o,
purchasers thereof, M provided by the 9Th
Section Of ,ic Charter Of this Company.
R,,oired That If the proceeds VI sals IA
any case, shall no, be sufficient to pay III,
amount due by the Subscribers whose Stock /.
sold, with Interest. and charges thereon, Il,
President Of the Company is authorized in
III. discretion, TO cause to be instituted ID,
proper legal proceedings 10 collect the de6si
from such delinquent Subscribers, or 10 con
promise, sell or dispose Of the sane, to IA,
person or party. at discretion, and make sus
F; transfer thereof ~ he may deem prop,s in N
premises.
Kesolr,d. That the President shall civ.
: proper public notice, that sale has been mad
OF all Stock with - per cent. and less sun
:, pa thereon, and also have Circular Lett.
addressed to each Subscriber whose name Al
y pears on the Books Of the COMPANY, motif
ing them Of such sale 20 that no misappSy
hen,ion shall exist. and hereby all future .ak
+ and transfers may be stopped By the mere d
. livery Of the Certificates OF Stock, which u,
, be outstanding.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

The bssiness NJ l~e'satio" closed o"
Monday night, On Jsesdsy morning. '"e
Journals Of each house were req" ~" -
proved aud At 10 o'clock \. ~ 'ne
Legislature adjourned sne d"' FOR '"s
last few days. owiag to the wet amount OF
busip.ss Oh hand. there was g-"s'a' TVS"
among the members each s'"''"Y'o ger
the preference Tor hi, faso'i's measures
Mach business WAS left untinlshed. 'hossh
more than three hundred acts were pas'so'
besides a wat number oil JOINT resolutions
The University b'll tho four sections
bill to encourage Internal Improvements
the Geological saf'ey tue he''''o'' " Wv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

~ Hon. Thos. J. Johnson, member Of the
House of Representatives Of the Texas Leg.
'.lsiorc from Cherokee county, arrived a, ,hi.
place on Tuesday evening from New Orleans
en- route for home. Nj. Johnson was abou,
the youngest member Of the Legislature, and
it |, certainly TO his credit and not less so to
the county that hcnorsd him, that he was
called to all this position. Possessing talenta
Of very ereditable character, his bearing VA.
such a. to win esteem and make him friends.
Modeat in his department, model Of propri,
ely in his conduct, by nature impressed with
those qualities which make the charm of social
intercourse, he united an industry which rem.
defcd him a valuable legislator. !. affords .
'errct delight 20 scc such men honor,d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

Ir Messrs. Golden * Mann, it will be seen
have leased WIN. N. Johustons well know n
shop, and have formed copsr,nership in the
Carriage Making and Repairing business.
We take pleasure IN calling attention to their
advertisement. Their well known industry,
reliability, and the enyiable character they
have sustained AS competent workmen, con.
s,itute recommendation which will enable
them to DO n prosperous business. See their
card
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

TmI CATHOLIC Cnrgcn.-Bshop Bayley
the Catholic bishop of New Jersey, has issued
"A manifesto, bringing the machinery Of the
church 10 bear against The vice Of drunken.
meas. l'is letter on the subject ha. been read
in all the churches in which he calls attention
10 two elssses--the drunkard. them selves,
and the dealers in liquor. Leaving TO the pas.
tors the choice Of the particular means to be
used, he suggests that each should keep lie.
Of the Grunkards and liquor dealer. in his
church. lie says: IL nm determined to make
use Of the most severe measures against all
who are addicted TO this scandalous and dc.
ssrue'ise vice. and If they continue in the prac.
tee Of u, they must do 1t ~ o@tcasts from the
catholic church, who have no right TO the name
Of catholic while they live, nor to christian bu.
rial when they die"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

TuI CACsg o. rmn SuIcipEs-Ibs
New Orleans Bulletin referring to the many
recent cases Of suicide among men in easy
circumstances, and oil high position, come.
10 the conclusion that il the real facts could
DO known, il would be found thx, in a vas,
majority OF instances tho cause Is to be
found in cup. and adds.
The extensive aduIteration OF liquors
which have taken place OF late years, act
upon the brsin and destroy It's proper func.
tons. Physicians and others apow well
that the brain 10 liable to disease, almost
~ much 80, perhaps, As any other organ.
aud when 1t is 30, the individual is--crnzy !!
and does no, know what hs is doing. Tho
hran of tho druukasd, it ia well known.
will tSko fire, emitting n blush light, and
causing \ smsll like burning alcohol.
We arc strongly inclined to ihiok this.
most suicides by males arc refsrrsbls to
this A. the primary cause"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

Ut The District Court for Harrison
county convened At this place. on Monday
last. Hon. &. A. Frazer on the Bench. who
has ptes'ded with his usual ability, dignity,
and urban'ty. His charge to the jury 10
highly commended Tor i's .crseness. ele,
gAncs Of dction, aud force. A number
OF lawyer. from the sdjacen, counties Ar.
in attendance. Business has not been dis
patched very rapidly. owing TO the fact
that the Judge, ~ n ptactcing lawyer, has
been engaged in many of the suits to be
adjudicsted by tho Court Tho clerk in
setting the ea'es for particular days, ~ he
is required to do by law, has been un.bl.
to Determine in such a manner - 10 keen
the Court employed. II anything occur.
OF special importance, we shalt note il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
: vARl1TICS "


VIZ, EDITOR
Wy attention was drawn to pyramid OF
e"''eaf",e, !" your last issue under the
mead OF "yku n Cos Varieties and
giving misty glance down the column, !
saw It announced that the "N~sietis."
not 10 y;vs oG.roa,a h.. ."s, .,''d :" :.
and that "per.ou. Of tho ,,,i,t.,, ,sl,,ou.
principles feel no ,epupnsnc. in w,,n.s.in,
any portion Of Tho n.,fo,m.n..n mi. .
evidently = modes, invitation ,o ,hs ,sln,o,.
portion of III. eommunj,y, a"J !. ,s.','
calculated to determine ,Ls numbs, Of
milk and cider ,yot,,,o,," T., N. .,,.. !,
any one in attendance ,tould ,..i .n,E.,., -
interest to count nose. and ,sno,, !
fs.l .l,o., ,.,,..I, 'Po'"
lessor Of religion who attend. may n.
transmopri6ed into n nd.poJ, " n, .,.
other animal. Of which .o,n. am. -, H.
pictures on the bill would hs . co,,..,
Likeness. from the mos, degrading o,,;c..
lu,s Of the human .pecj.. 10 N. .o.d.Gn,
Bu, p.rLsp. ,uch a rray.r wouId h. VIII.
Cd. May tho Lord purify ,b,i, bs,,,. snd
teach them he ways.
On the subjsc, Of such "y.rie,i.. +" viu
you do some Of you, religion. friend. m.
Justice of publishing the " Judgment" n,
thu East 'lex.. Conferences =, II, ,..,
session, az sst forth in III, (oiIowiny R..'
oIu,ions:
rmsArRr,. n.,,, c,,,,.
R.,o,,., u,.. 80.
hi. co"r...... ".'' :" '"e Judgment OF
min,.,s,' q, m.,n '%' '"sna'"e', BY our
.n... h.us w. ""''e $40" 'sea'.ss. CIR
us.''' oA"', A"u "A"es. OF every ds'crip.
Ruiz. which G,I.,d :" ~, y, o"' "s"f'.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

PiAsrlK-' IIotlL, MAnsmALL.-Thc re-.
ncwal Of the card of our old and well tried
friend, Major James leo furnishes nm oeca.
sion 70 Ap~ak Of tho character Of his excellent
hotel. Tho.s no have stopped with him du.
ring the present Court, speak in Aastesing
terms Of his house, and ssy. Tia. for attention,
Abandax :-re, selI s~r,cd sp, and cleanliness,
thai v not as'pa.-sl ~ my hotel IN the
fts.fs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

1r The Captions Of the General and Special
Laws and Joint Resolutions passed IA, the late
session Of the Legislature are Published in the
State Gazette of the Goth. They occupy u
space equal to about live columns Of our paper,
which preNludes us from republishing them in
our present issue
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

' Mr.. T. 7. KENNEDY has very kindly
furnished " with n report OF the number
Of inhabitants in the city OF Marshall,
and tho amount Of taxable property.
The total amount Of population 10 1870,
divided ~ follows: White males, 1850
while females, 620--io,al 1900. Slaves.
$50.
Tho total amour, Of Foreigners, iuclu>
ding both sexes and their native Amerl-
eau A" children. 10 IA.
Occupations are as Iollows' Lawyers
30; physicians. IL; merchants. ID; g'"-
Gerry merchants, including uppli"s houses,
Of which we regre, to cay there are mum
Der, IA; carpenters, 40 brick masons 10,
boo, and shoe makers 10; ts,ioisG, prin-
tiers, 9 clerks, 30, stversmiths 8, pants
ers, 8; blacksmiths b, wngon>makes =;
carriage makers aud dealers 3 BARRIERS !;
livery stable keepers. 2 timers, ?; sad
oilers. .; hotel keepers B, planters, IL !;
cabinet makers, s chair makes min.
i.tet., O; editors, 3. dsnlist-, = dsguer>
tean artists, ,.
There are two weekly newspapers q
churches. namely. Baptist. Christian, -
Epscopalian. Old Presbyterian. Cumber-
land Presb, tetisn, and Methodist, male
schools, equal to any in the STATE; female
school, the Masonic femsls Institute. OF
high reputation.
Marshall boasts Of having the fines, hotel
building IN the State; the most slightly
Courthouse aud two school buildings. the
Narshsll University aud Masonic Femsle
Institute. which would be considered orna'
ments Of which any place Of simiIss size in
the United States might justly feel p'oud.
The town lots. improved aud unimproved,
are valued at $3.50, 900. Value Of lsnds
within the Coz pofntiou, outside of Border
street, slls.15 Value OF negroes. : $50
600, horses. 10 300; cattle, 1881 met>
chAudizs 100000, miscellaneous SIS,
900 money at interest, 81, 600
4 very full estimate is no, usual y placed
upon property given IN for ,a1sa
Ia this report the number OF losfets il
40, given. We hope they will not ,rkc of
lence, or Il they do, iha, they viii tecoIleci
"a 40 oose,. coo -sfutafy ieetures We ua..
given them. aud the number Of their pro,
tession Mr.. Kennedy. As a merchan, tailor,
has endsa'ofed to manufacture into gentle,
men.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

II The Ruak Enquirer makss considerable
su'. over the doi"gs Of the past legislature,
and very justly, In our judgment, condemn.
the attempt to pass several bills. But he
should recollect that the action Of which he
complains did no. prevail but In very few in.
stsncss, and that these scts Of inconsideratr
OF ha'sy legislation were promptly met by an
executive veto. We vsntuss 10 sav. that IN.
p.s' Legislature, whatever good II hes accom-.
p'''hed' ha" done less misrhisf than any con.
vocation since the organization Of the S,.,.
Government. All the injury inflicted by N.
public vu'turcs that ,hrong our State ss,,;,.,
'""''s 'o' land and money wa. the p,ositlc,.
,l.ru' .iin vi tlri, .,hc,>>.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

AZ On Sunday last, a Nor.her blew up. and
the weather became exceedingly cold for the
season, and remained so day or ,wo. Since
then i, has moderated. and become balmv and
spring-lse The fruit, we think has not been
seriously injured
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

RscEifrs.-W. 7. Mclean %; D. ). James
o. so, James Wagnos g. 30; James Cor
man 81 So s. B. Hendricks, O. so; F. H.
Barrett - 30 II, Chatham u 80. J. W.
Wi,hie 81 so Il. II. llargrove 81 q. d,
Horr a5; NJ l.. Bearden 81 Michael Martin
s. &. {. Collins, 81 so; A. NJ. Roach 81 /;
" u. Pe,,lway s., q. {. Dial ~ SO; Thos
+ Tucker $40; John e. Stephenson. IS SO;
4. J. MoClaron 81 SO r +. Swanson, S.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
SHERIFF.,

We are authorized TO announce II y, RHODES
ga candidate for The oiIce Ui Sheriff Of hafnsuh
County
", ar, authorized to announce e. W LAGRONE,
a. n candidate fer the office Of Sheriff Of Harrison
County
AW CRAVE ORD I. candidate for sh-ui' Of
Harrison Counfy. AT the ensuing August election.
w WARD !. caaiidnts for Sheriff OF iiafrl-
son county. at the ensuing Angus, election,
W / PiCKENs Is candidate tor Sheriff Of ilaf'
ri.on county. II the ensuing August election
HARDIN JOYCE i. a candidate TOT Sheriff OF liaf'
fi.on county, at the casutts August election
THOMAS = TUCKER, Is a candidate iof the
Office OF sheriff at the ensuing August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
CHIEF JUSTICE.

Hon DUDLEY : JENNINGS i. cau3idsi. tot
he ofIr- Of Chief Justice vi Harrison County, al Tic
ensuing August election.
JOHN ; WiIHEn>PoON II. candidate for The
Office Of Chief Ju.cc, at the ensuing August election
u HFNDR1CK i.a candidate for re election to the
oa,e of CHEF Justice nj the ensuing August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

WILLIAM { STEPHENS ia candidate for the
ono. Of Comfy Clerk. At the ensuing August election
BF FRIEDRICH /, eandlds'. for III, Office Of
County Clerk Attic eusuiua August election
T. c BEAZLEY ns candidate for reelection 70
the Office Of County Clerk Of Harrison county at The
August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

II We have several new announcements
among our list of candidates. this Week
They claim the attention Of their fe,low.ei,.
ixeps
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

~ A" editor is supposed to know a.
most everything. We were forcibly TO-,
minded OF this by seeing the following obi.
torisl notice in tho last Gilmsr Democrat
"If any one has los. a large. on. eyed
roa" horse. 10 or 10 yea,s old, by calling
At this office. information OF his where,
abouls can b obtained"
Our friend Abusy evidently entertain. 4.
doubt a. to whether any on" has los, such
horse. hs r'ay think him 20 large and
OF such color and sss ~ not easily to
have bee" lost. Or il may be, the old horse
cast such a knowing look around him, NJ.
to induce the belief that he know where he
was and what he was about
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

| OF Judge d 5 Jennings. Who express.
cd Vie opposition 10 county nominations At
the democratic meeting on Monday, has
informed Us, tina, he learns that a repor, 10
prevalent that he will no, accep, party
case such non 'ssiHSs.sa WA o End q. :s 4.
to run ~ an independent, candidate; neither
Of which 10 true, Considering himself
fully Identified with tho Democratic party,
he desires, IN view OF the present condition
OF the country, to see its principles ,ri.
umph, The question Of party nomna,
tons was one Of expedlency and policy
Believing i. nexpsdisut aud impolilo to
make nominations. no opposed it. and with
the view, in his judgment, to promote tho
success OF the Democratic party. His op>
position was intended to 20 no further.
The party having decided to hold = con.
vsntion to nominate candidates. he will
cheerfully subm. his claims to il. In no
event will he consent to hazard the suc.
cess OF the party BY running on an iudeA
pendent ticket We are srs.6-d tia, he
occupies this position. His talents and
knowlsdged legal abilities eminenlly
qualify him for any Judicial station to which
he nigh, aspire.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

Mr.. Reagan has introduced bill into Cons
gress 10 provide Tor the ersc ton Of . building
for the accommodation Of the Federal courts,
and for post office, at Tyler, in Smith county
IN the State Of Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

u Col b. II. MARTIN, Of Benton, viii ac-
c ept our thanks for late New Orleans paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

~ Col l.. 4, Wgfall, member of the
state Senate from this county, arrived a, home
on tuesday last.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

W We do not agree with the author OF
the following communication, nor sdmi,.
The spifI, IN which 1t is written. At th.
snme time, We think iha, when nsn be>
longs TO church, he should conform to
IL discipline, Our correspondent i. doubt.
less nctust.d b, christian charity and did
not intend to di.ply an oniciou., int-rm.d.
Ing. dogma'Icnl rpirii, or to express himself
IA an IndelIdass or offensive manner. Yet
who will read his remarks without feeling
that the same thoughts might have been
differently and more properly conveyd, il
indeed they are calculated to effect ANY
good purpose.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

The Huntsville Item says thai the Trinity
y % idsh that cattle arc drowning by hHn.
ifolf IN the hoii5m..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
CONSTABLE.

G " SLATER Is conihlai- Tor Reelection to the
office Of Constable, Beat No. s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
TIRE ASUKEK

We ARE a, oaffed To announc- Rev, THOMAS
SANFORD br : e,odja,c for the office # Treasurer
Of HARRISON County.
We are requested to announce that ALEXANDER
SANDERS is a candidate fa rc election to the ohee
ef Treasurer u Harrison County.
AS Ssy, ND tntLEn y iin ,t,,.o1
County.
lOfN LOTT is candidate for The office of
Assessor aud Collector oi Taxes tor Harrison county
GILBERT If~ON is candidate for 4 assessor and
Collector IT rases tor Harmon county, at the ensuing
August election
~ TAYLOR - a candidate Tor Assess or and Col
lcetnf o, 'Ta,rs for Harrison county