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gas- SUFFERING REL1EvED. During

the past SIX months, the proprietor Of tEsRT s S1IA
uLArING LINiMENT, has had the satisfaction OF re-
C-lying the grateful Acknowledgements OF many OF
his t,A0U-,Ji2snS Of Rictnnond, who bAd SUCCESSFUL
ly USED the Liniment for the cure alienation OF
comp ANTS requiring external remedy. The
cheripn-as Of the Liniment should indicate to the
pubc THAI il is not offered to them from mere mer-
ceuAry motives The LinimeDt IS put up in boxes
of tsn sizes Price q cents aud 80 cents and may
DO obtained at most oil the Druggists ia the city.
PURCELL LADD co,
An 23-ims Are the Wholesale Agents
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aa- TO THE VOTERS or THE COUNTY o
HENRIco.-I am a candidate for the ONCE of CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the up-
per District Of the couaty and respectfully soliek
mh i3--dtd C0HHIH BURTON,
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sea- MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIaENT- =

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which
tnis article has attalned-f1r Rheumatism, Salt
Aueum burns bruises stiff Joints or Galds. Sprain.
t Evil. AMI Swelliugs upon Horses, it has no
e,I III for Man or Beast \ 10 person will be withOu
euce The general estimation Of the Mustang Lni-
luent can chctrtuiiy say th At article per
fIrmed 50 many cures ia our nelgnbOrhu0d as this.
l.. ~. cAITH, liidgehed Conn" = LEIrCH. Esq T..
yde Park Vt. writes, that the h0rse WAS consid
ertd worthless (kis SPAWN, but since the
use of the Mustang Imminent l have sold him
{ StiA Your Liriment is doing wonders up here F"
Ch stimony is isrpacbIng every day. The half
is not told. Every family should have il. Beware
OF !utiatlons The genuine Mustang is sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES d PARK, Proprietors,
ap l9-ddcwIm New York.
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16T To THE VorsRs or rHn CIrY ss
RIcHnoNp-I am candidate for the o6ics sf CON-
Ward. and most respectfully ash the support e M
ieilowcitizens Should it be your pleasure 70 aaest
me to that position. shall endeavor 10 show by
faithful discharge Of my duties, that yeur condsncs
has not been misplaced. Igst =
NH 2-tde MILLS H. GOODWIN
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- To THE vorERs OF Hssnlco

CoUNTY.-I hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of COMMISSION Ek On Eli rs kkvkNuH
tor the upper District at the approaching election.
be your pleasure elect me- promise 10 discharge
ths duties Of the Office faithfully and unetuatly.
NH E-dtdHs JAMES D. VAUGHAN.
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t@- To THE VoTERs OF HEHRroo CouH-
III respectfully announce my self aCandidAts for
the otfice Of Clerk Of Henrico County Court At the
lection In May next. TEMPLE ELLRTT.
I3-tda
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RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS subscriptions are
being made in New Orleans for the relief of those
who ave suffered mostly by the inundafion, iha-
ny of whom have not only lost all their crops and
personal effects but left destitute of the means
of subsistence
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AN ENEMY TO Cold WATER.-The late Governor
| of Canton Governor Yeh, who is now prisoner
at Calcutta on board the Infiexibis protests that
he never tasted cold water in the whole course Oh
his iife and thinks that If he did 1t would be sne
death of him Ills drink has always been weak
i taa
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ia FELLOW CITIZENS or THE COUNTY
OF hgNRIoo-I am y candidate fo1 the ofbce sf CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REvENUk for the UpDss
District of the County, At the ensuing election IN
May next, and respectfully solicit your suhrnfee.s
NH 25-tde GEO w CAHTBA
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VIRGINIA PosToFFrCEs-A new Office Is established
at Iorg Run station, Dsddridge comfy, and Dauiel
r, Ran dolph appointed postmaster-op the North
western Virginia railroadThe Office at Friendship
Fairfax county is re-estabished, and William payn
appointed postmaster. Appointments-Mary L.
stump postmaster at Gerrardstown Berkiey coun
ty. vice J. d. O ordon resigned. J. Gibson post
master at Bowman, Mar shall county, vice v. L. Cor
By, re.gned Ennice V. Cox postmaster at oiym-
pia. smyth county, vice u. L. Cox, resigned-oscar
r. Barry postmaster at Maiden spriug, Iazeweii
county. vice j. C. Higgfnbetham, resigned.
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phiiip Lee, a negro preacher In baltimore, hav'
ing been missing several weeks, WAS ioaEa near
the city dead on Monday.
There were e2 deaths In Baltimore last week; IL
OF consumption.
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IMPORTANT LAND TITLE DEcIsioS.-Judge John
NJ Wilson, Of the Common Pleas, yesterday decided
the heavy land case of Waller ct al W. behnett
and Stow The case involved the title TO so acres
OF land lying in this city, and valued at from $4oo
900 10 5000 U0o.- Chicdg0 Journal, l3h.
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P. Il. GIBBS.
mrGREAr IMP RovHMEnr IN

~U KEAf TN H0 kMkNT n
ETH.-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST would announce 10 those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe-
rior to any others used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation Is such TO render
The extraction OF the teeth almost painless nerey
Iin0 10 bring the tooth the first trial never breaking
it, mangIing the gums, or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing. ana In
.erting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. on Main street.
m
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re- Dr. HowARD-has removed from
the Medical College to the Richmond Hou<e, on
Governor UFFoE-with Dr. Peticoiss
INA
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The extent OF Territory, and variety Of climate
of the United States, may be realized IN the fact
that In certain parts OF Texas the wheat crop "
now ready for the scythe, while at the North u 10
just beginning 10 grow
+ Ann Jameson, died In Mobile, Ala, on the sth
ult., of starvation.
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p%To THY Worms OF HExRIco Cow
TY.-I am candidate for reelection 10 the once Of
OP THE REVENUE ROH TIM
Lew ER DISTRICT. JAMES n. aUNN.
mi .- r.i
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TOBACCO PLANTS IKyURED.-The Glasgow tKy
Free Press learns thar the tobacco plants In Bar
and the adjoining counties have been serious
y IN by the tobacco fiy In some places the plants
have been entirely destr0yed.
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FEMALE RoDDER.-In Wheeling, Va, on Friday
last, Maria Timmons arraigned and tried on
the charge of robbery preferred against her aud
found guilty aud sentenced to iVe years imprison
mont in the penitentiary. On receiving her SEN
tepce she iocossly remarked, "Mr. Judge, you have
sc ntenced me for Ave years-but have not eone
vet" Just AZ she was going out Of the door to the
iaii she pleasantly turned to the audience present
aud said, "dood evening, gentlemen, ana po"trg
gracefully went aloug with the ailor to await her
HnaI trin To Richmond.
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HD AM A CANDIDATE FOR THE oP-
FIcE0P COMMISSIONERS or THE kEVkhuE pr
the Upper District Of the county o Henrco, ss the
NH i3-tde DANIEL GARDNER.
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@Ss- 0EoEGB b. STEEt. Dentist, Office
Aai residence, No zsI on han between StE and 9tt
treass. Richmond Va. my S0-ly
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RAILROAD DEcI.Ios-Judge Thompson, of the
Marine Court, New York, has decided that rail-
road company Is responsible for the delivery OF
gage entrusted TO an express agent who is author
lied by the company to enter car to solicit bag
gage from passengers.
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DEATHS OF FCtgHGYMEs.--Rey. Jas. L. Wallace died
suddeniy at Laurel, Del, few days ago Rev, 81
ins q. paln,eter, Of the Philadelphia Conference,
died at Milford, Del, on the ilth inst
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RETURN OF ONE OF TIE SEB4sroPoL SUBMARINE
ExPEDITIoNs.-The expedition which left this conn
try year or two since, under the auspices of the
Boston Submarine aud Wreckng Company, to
participate in the ATTEMPT to raise the kussian
fleet. sunk in the harbor of Sebastopoi during the
war between Russia and france and England, have
returned to Boston within q day or two, having
disposed of their vessels at C0nstantinople to pay
expenses. The Traveller says:
THE persons connected with this expedition
give as one reason of the failure the fact that the
sunken vessels had suffered much greater destruc-
tion from the WORMS than had generally been
supposed 1t is said that rotten had they be-
come from this cause, that diver by placing his
she uder against the side of of the vast ships
could rock 1t to and fro. The recovery cf u por
tiun of the sunkeu property also disclosed the
extent to which the Russian government has been
cheated in the building of these vessels. 1t was
found that many of the bolts and other similar
portions of the vessel, which should have been OF
copper, for which the government paid, were in
fact altogether of iron"
The G0wan Submarine Company, principally
from Philadelphia, will continue at Sebastopol to
clear the harbor, under additional Inducements
from the Russian government. Mr. Gowan himself
is from Baltimore.
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sE-D DR. JOHN F. JacEsoN-0fiice No.
II Masn street, Market Bridge. Residence. Rich.
raoud House. Opposite the Governors Mansion -
Calls lett at either place at any hour Of the aay or
night, will meet with prompt attention.
u II ~
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.

CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
16~ To THE VoTERs or HRNaIco Couy-
I'll respectfully announce myself candidate
Ior re-elsction to the Office of CLERK or HENRI.
10 COUNTY COURT. at the election In May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM FOLkE1
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R5- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO.
Al am still a candidate for tho Office of C0NSTA-
BILE and leave it to you, my felow-cnizens, TO say
whether shall be permitted to serve you in that
capacity or not. GEO, WASH THOMAS
my l3-tde
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~ AT THE RkQUner Of many Of nv
fellow citizens, respectfully announce mysslf =
candidate for the efiice of cOMMIssIONkR or
THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, ana viii pledko
myself to discharge faithfully the duties Of the o.
fice, If elected JOHN n 9TA(30
INV 4-dtda ss tat-f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ysn~ pR. Joms d. wALraALL. tHou

pashist) osrs his professional services 10 The eti
q as Of Richmond and its vicinity tlfsea al his re-
siaenoe on Leigh street. two doers from eth.
10 I-~i2ns
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SAvAL,-The u s. steamer Walker, 1t. Com I
Sands, from New Orleans was ct Key West 10Th
lust, coaliBg 10 sail for New York next day.
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LAKE DrsAsrsa.-on Tuesday last the schooner
Traveller. was capsixsd OF Point au peiee on Lake
Erie, and three persons were drowned. They were
two seameu, one named Charles Gates, the other
name unknown, aud Mrs. Draper, wife OF another
seaman.
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sEyERISG THE BANDs.-The Supreme Court at
Salem, Mass, last week granted six petitions for
divorce, four for desertion and two for adultery In
Lowell last week there were 3 dozen or more cou-
pies cut asunder by the court In the ssme way
Many of the petitions of California
widows, who have been neglected for some years
Dvorcing has been a brisk business since the dis
coyery of the gold mines In the West.
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HJ- lam q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court. q. a., ,.s.....t.
NH 26-zms JnO P HARRIHON
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THE six Revenue Cutters recently built by Gov
ernment for the lake service, but which have been
laid up at Sandusky, are to be put in commission
Immediately. One is to be statioced on each OF
Lakes Erie, Superior, Huron, Ontario and Niehi-
gan. and the ofher on Lake St. Clair and Detroit
|
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- xTD q A
5. 4S5 prizes. amounting 70 e30.0o
Whole Tickets SIC; Halves %; Quarters " 3D.
NJ mr. n

Whole Tickets $40; Halves S6; Quarters % 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5000. corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encrced with small tin tubes and
ulaced IN one Wheel.
The tirst.i57 prizes similarly printed and encircled
sre placed la another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoved, and number h
lrawu from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
.ilne Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
I'd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
irawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
IRE drawn out
kppgexrMArroN PRIzss.-The two preceding and
ths two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
arst Prizes will be entitled to the 2s Approxima
son Prizes For example: II Ticket No. ii $50 draws
the $40 n Prize those Tickets numbered 24S IL 2fs
II 25l il 252 will each be entitled to $io Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the $5lfE0 Prize, those Tickets nun
bered 48 5i9 $751; 552 will each be entitled 10 $500
And 80 on according to the above scheme.
Phe 900 prizes OF $50 will be determined by the
In figure Of the number that draws the $40 900 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $7oy09
nrige ends with No then all the Tickets where the
number ends in l. viii be entitled TO 500. fthe mum
Der ends with No2, then all the Tickets. where the
number ends In e viii be entitled to $40 and % on
too.
rates which is the risk:
Osrtihcats ofa package Of,e si WHOLE Tickets ~ =
n ouarfsr n,
m
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n- To THE VorrRs or krcnxoEp
CITY. II am candidate for re- election to the ckcs
o. COMMISSIONERS OF THk REvkNUE for JQf-
ferson Ward list Dntrictl and respectfully solic1t
your support. JNO n fRAN(yfsO0
- Election day 9TH May. Three Conn issiop.
ers TO be uoted for throxghoat hte citv - : -
An I6-tw tfkAfda
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SuICIDR-Miss McCann, residing near the Gum
Lick Springs, KY, was atti acted by the nockng of
birds Of prey to spot some distance from the
house, where she discovered the body of her faith
cr suspended to tree by rope ubout his neck.
lie had been absent about three four weeks, his
family being ignorant Of his Whereabouts.
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FATAL AccInEsT.--The Augusta (Ga9 Constitu-
tionalist of the 1lth gives account OF the death
of a coIored girl, caused by the explosion OF
nearly emutied kerosene (eoal) oil barrel, to the
pas of which lamp in. her hand set IRE.
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INSECT IN THE LuNGs.-The Evansville Ta.) Jour
nal relates that young man of that city had been
for some mouths afflicted with serious cough aud
hemcrrhage from the lungs. so that it WAS feared
he was errering into fatal consumption. Bu. he
was relieved in singular manner One night he
was attacked, while in bed with violent fiji of
coughing which was followed with copious he
morrhage, and ~ the blood flowed from his lips he
felt solid substance of some size pass them. Ou
examining the blood thrown up, a bug with six
horny legs and incipient delicate wings was found
Ia it. The head of the insect was ont of proportion
TO its body. fhe former of the size of a small
pea, with eyes distinctly percepsbe while its body
was only the size of large grain of barley. The
thing was alive and active. aud being put into IL
quid. it was, the last we heard from it. ktil ami
mated. Since this occurrence, the unpleasant
sensations have passed off and the cough has
ceased, and the only trouble has been one slight
hemhorrhage day or two after expectoratng the
ou".
The sufferer is of the opinion that he inhaled the
arvs egg of the insect, and that it entered the
substance of his lungs and then hatched, as the
sensation of expelling the creature like tear
ing away portion of the organ.
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SS- TO THE VOTERS or DISTRICT NO. 8,
HENRIC0 COUNTY, am . Candidate for the a.
Gee OF CoNsTABLE In the Third Dissrict UAoulA
duties OF the Office shall be discharged with prompt
ness and fidelity. kection Fourth THURSDAY IN MAy
next. D
an s--dtds WIN. H. TYLKR.
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N~ To THR VoTERs or The THfRD
DIsrRIcT.Peilow Citizens: respectfully ofier my
self as candidate for CONSTABLE In the above
District, and will be pleased to receive yenr votes
for the same On the 9Th Of the present mouth MAIL
my 3-tde* f.-+ d II BULLIHGfON.
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BREACH OF PROMISE Casa sreach Of promise
case Was tried at Paducah, KY, on the 9th instant,
betwt Miss Smith, Of Cairo, and Mr.. john Al
lard, of paducah, which resulted in verdict Of
81, 900 damages for the lady The defendant intro
duced evidence for the purpose of njuring her
character, but the jury took occasion to say, in
reudening their verdict, that they did not believe
tho evidence introduced for that purpose. The
created much excitement, and ut one time it
threatened to mob Of the defendants witnes-
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~ TO THE vOrERg OF THE sFOuRTH
DIsTRIcT OF HENRroo CoUnfY.-At the soicifnfion Of
many friends, I announce myseif candidate for
CONSTABLE OF 9Th district. and most respectfully
solicit your votes on the nth dey OF May nsxt.
my I7-dtds Nm r. DUNAWAY,
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JOSEPH ELLIOTT,

~ To THE WORMS o. DIsrnIoT No.
4 HEralco COUNTY II am csadidats fos ssSascstou
TO the once OF CONSTABLE. snd shonld it - yess
pls 70 elect ms, my constant aim shall bs y
sp1s-didss rHoe. 4. MONTAGUE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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The Depot is at III Market street, st Louis, Mis-
souri,, and 3l2 Broadway, New York.
EA-l lis also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. NH l2-d&cw3mS
SM PLAIN srArEmRNTs or FAoTs.--
oA dAmfTOa, &OW hSeu o. years. speAks uedF ullii.
Are yon sicka Beware of imitationsl Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made BY this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too,
stand the test of public opinion No art of putting
can galvaniZe worthless article as to keep 1t up
as q good medicine, if it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex.
tend its sales year after year In spite Of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
Of them passes fron mouth to mouth with more ra-
pidity than newspapers can spread it. A living wit
ness testifyng to the cure medicine has made for
him, Is of more service than any newspaper adver.
Using.
In proof Of what we say above, we refer you to
aalGpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. WIN. HIGH, No. 1876 Sosth Paca street, Baltf
more cured of Rheumatism, Dy spepsa and Nervous
Disease.
Mg EDWIN NJ. spaANxIN, No. q Register street
Standing lost number of pieces of bone restored TO
health.
Miss MARY sCoF1ELD Teacher, No $50 Baltimore
streether ease, after years of suffering, has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House auf-
fered from these complaints for lS months with body
COUGH, CONSU MPTI0N, &c.
Mr. Henry Q. Winn had cough for yoars-great
weakness. &C.. had in all five six physicans tried
ALT he remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPT0NS tEGETABLE TINGTURk
SsId by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; b,
Petersburg BY MORTIMER 4 M0WBRAY. Baltf
more and by Drugs ggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
ATSi per bottle six bottles for &a. --dAc
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TIE SLAVE CASE IN CAILFoRNA-The negro pop
ulaton of California have gone into ecstaciss over
the discharge of Archy. lie 10 the hero OF the
day. and though the boy is of the most intense At
rican appearance black beyond description, thick
lips, wide mouth curly head, and with counte-
nance otherwise that has the most irredeemabe
stupidity enthroned on it-he is by his colored
brethren caressed, feasted, and made the object oil
every attention The negroes have held several
meetings. one of which was turned into festival
in honor of Archy's release Songs of thanksgiv-
ing were sung, speeches made and resolutions
adopted.
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ES-I am candidate for reelection to
the office ofCOMMISSI0NER OF THE REVENUE,
in the upper district, Chesterfield county.
ap I5-d&cwtie* u FLOURNOY
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GREAT EXPOSURE IN WIsCoNsIN.-Obfcdl Cor
rltpti0n We find in the Milwaukee News synop-
sis of the report of the committee of the Wiscon-
sin Senate upon the question of the amounts ex-
De nded during the session of the Legislature of
1856, to secure the passage of the bill apportioniug
the lands granted by the United States to Wiscon-
ain for railroad purposes among the several roads
The great effort to get portion OF the lands
for the Milwaukee and La Crosse Railroad. Ac-
cordng to this report, all who voted for the land
grant directly or Indirectly received bonds or stock
valued at from 600 to S25 600. The total amounts
paid are said to have been follows:
''Goyernor of the State, $50,0O0 Governors pri'
vate secretary, sos 900; State officers, 0000; Su
preme Conrt, ST. ,90G Is State Senators, $500, o,000
% Assemblymen, S3S500o; Legislative clerks, s17,
600; editors and Others $26l ,00O Grand total,
S9S9900."
This amount of bonds was given to secure the
passage of the bill, and it will strike the public
very strongly that it must be a profitable thing to
hold oflice-jn Wisconsin. These bonds, however
are worth little or nothing now, and the present
managers of the company repudiate them.
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RS- TO THE VOTERS on DISTRICT no. q,
HESRrco CoUSTY-I am 4 candidate for reelection to
the ofhee OF OONsTABLE, and should II be your
continue fsithfuiy and respectfully 10 periorm tbs
duties OF the office. - .s.sksak
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