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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
To all interested In the Deafand Dumb.
ILLINOIS INST FOR THE DEAF AND DUEB,
Jacksonville, August 2, 1883.

Jacksonville, August 2, 1883.
The ensuing session of this Institution
will open on Wednesday, September LIST.
The benefits of the Neutrality-suspicious.,
board, washing, lights, fuel, instruction in
hahdicraft, medical attendance, &c.-are fur
h'shed GRATUIToULY to pupils whose resi-
oehcs Is in Illinois. Clothing and travelling
expenses are to be furnished by the friends
vi '"e pupiisi or In case of their inability to
10 DO oy the county of which the pupil has
oseh resident. The Legislature has cheer
i"'iy n'aue hools provision for the mental
and physical education Of the Deaf and Dnub
OF our State, and the Trustees. in the sam.
spirit, have rendered the institution . com.
piete and pleasant retreat for pupils. II is
warmed with steam and lighted with oas j.
situated on healthy and picturesque emf.
nence without the limits, but in full view of
the town of Jacksonville. An efficient corns
of officers is connected with it. All deaf
mutes over the age of ten years, who have
not already completed their education, sho'
be brought to the Institution promptly on
the first day of September. The classes
will then be organized; and if pupils come
late we consider ourselves under no obliga-
tons to receive them, Except in case of
sickness until the opening of another ses-
sion.
Pupils of the Institution, and persons in
tending to bring pupils, will please take
due notice of the abov-, and govern them
selves accordingly. This requirement, to
many, may seem arbitrary: but the CLASH
tication OF the school, and the successful IN
stuction of the pupils render II necessary.
Punctualty is one OF the traits whicl. we
endeavor to inculcate in our pupils, and
there is no way more fitting for them to re-
ceive their first lessons in it, than in = prompt
arrival at school.
The mistaken affection Of parents some
times causes them TO keep their children at
home when they should be in school. Deaf
mutes should by no means be kept out Of
school after they are eleven years old nor
should they be sent TO school before they
are ten years old.
Clergymen, physicians, and all other kind
hearted persons, would do well to call the
attention of those who have deaf mute chill
dren or wards to this card
Trnd and respectfully,
PuIIIP e. GILLET, PriActpat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

WAsHINaroS correspondence of .l,e n. Y.
Tribune contains the following: Srs Fitx-
roy Kelley, whose reported marriage (since
denied by himsel0 with dairymsad, has
recently SO much scapdalizsd society in Eng
land, is very well known in court circles
hereabouts, and when Mr.. Buchasan was
Minister in England, he was among the num-
Der of tho most devoted admirsx.s Of hja
niece, Miss Lane, who now presidss at the
White House, and to whom he unsaecsss-
fully offered bis hand and heart heshra her
return TO the Uaited States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Lovejoy said two years ago that republi-
cauism was so thoroughly innoculated with
abolitionism, that In two years it would
break out all over the party Ike the small
pox. Lovejoy was true prophe. His
own nomination and that of Farssworth
proves it; Lincoln's conct ssions to the
same" foul spirit" in his Springfield speech
prove it. And an additional proof viii soon
be furnished by the nomination Of President
Blanchard. Of Gslesburg, the very high
priest OF abolitionism in Illinois, for Czpgress
instead of the present milk and water rePds,
lican incumbent from the Knox district,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

One of the newspaper correspondents AT
in Utah alludes 10 the arrival there Of soae
twenty five sacks Of public documents, spec
ches, &C., sent there under the frank Of M.
Bernhisel, the honorable delegate froisFsnsi'
q
Territory, and computes that the cost Of
transportation Of these prescious and valua.
bic documents was over $4,000. This,
however, is but a single, and probably not
unparalleld instance of the abuse Of thssfan-
king privilege. No wonder the debit side Of
the Departments accounts is so greatly in
excess Of its credits.
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Trustees SALE

NH-HEEEAS, Thomas Hickey and Mary Hickey his
~ vile, did, the 3Ist day of july 1853 convey Il,
in trust the following described real estate situated in
tSe City OF Ottawa State OF Illinois AMI described a.
Lot SIX (6) il block ninety (3 in the States Ad.
Gilon 70 ottawa, which conveyance made
the payment OF certain promissoTy of date
with said deed ~ trust, executed by the said Thomas
Hickey Ia Amy Cooper. fn- the Of twelve hundred
and sixty dollars, with interest 81 ten per cent and
due year from its date.
And whereas, default having been made in the pay
ulent OF the moneys secured 10 he paid BY said
Now. therefore, l, John p. Anthony at the request OF
the holder OF said note, and ty virtue the power
me Nssie by said deed VI trust sha he 9Th dag OF
September, ISIS, sell at public auction highest
bidder for cash the door of the Court House 0ttz
va at the hour OF IL O'Clock ~ OF that day the above
tsscfoe real estate AID all title and equity OF reemp
iion 10 the in satisfaction OF the indebtedness due
on said note lauglfl JOHN 2. ANTHONY. Trustee.
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Latest from Utah.

We have one weeks later news from
Utah, The new mail arrangements are wor-
king with commendable celebrity, dates from
Salt Lake city being to the 10th July. The
news is not hopeful Of peace prospects. The
temper Of the Mormons continues hostile,
the old grudge against the Gentiles is but
imperfectly covered by the existing a'mis-
tice, and there is reason to apprehend a
fresh outbreak at every moment; the pro-
liabilities of new difficulty. previously hin
ted at, being rendered stronger by recent
adyiccs. Brigham Young is reported to be
in q cross and sullen humor; his followers
refuse the commonest courtesies to Gentle
visitors the Peace Commissioners haye re.
tired Disguised and none of the federal Of
ficers are regarded with favor except Gov.
Cumming, whose course is singular. The
Mormons were returning in body to Salt
Lake City, bringing their wives and children
with them, and the place was resuming its
wontsd aspeet.-Ib.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

The republican States Of Massachusetts,
and Connecticut have recently passed laws
admitting negroes to the full and free exer.
else of the elective franchise, and to the en-.
Joy ment Of all the rights of citizenship of
those States on an equal footing with the
whites Of natire birth, requiring residence
of from u to 81 years Of foreign born citi-
zens to entitle them to the same rights. As
fitting response to these generous enact
ments, we give the following telegraph sb-
stract Of the doings of convention lately
held in Massachusetts, BY these new-made
citizens, the pets Of the republican party:
NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 3.
The colored Convention took place here
to day. Resolutions were adopted for the
protection of fugitive slaves against the emi-
gratian Of free colored persons, and in favor
Of sending colored children to the public
schools, and also Recommending the harbor-
ing Of fugitive slaves, and the organization
of vigilance committee to avoid imprison-
ment. Mr.. Ramona moved the appointment
of a committee of five to draft an address to
the slaves Of the South, recommending them
to rise in all their might and maj sty.
Owen Lovejoy said, in speech two years
ago, that the republicans in Illinois were in
state of pupilage. and that they would all
be up to the abolition standard by and by.
In Massachusetts, and Connecticut the
standard" We imagine, is nearly attained.
In this State the denomination of Lovejoy
and Farnsworth for Congress, and the EN-.
phasis which Lincoln and his followers lay
on that clause of the Declaration of Inde.
pendence which declares that "all men are
born free and equal" show that the "pu-
pills" are making fair progress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT The following
Z" cal.' appeared in all tie Chicago dsilies Of
Saturday:
The colored people of Chicago will meet
on Tuesday erening. Angus, the 10th, in
the African church, to consider the proprie-
ty Of leaving this country and ENGRAVING Ell
Their to Vancouver Island, Central Ameri-
ca or Hayti. Rev. NJ. NJ. Clark, Ii. F. Doug
lass. +. johnson, and Rev. ID. 5. Lett, will
address the meeting. A cordial invitation
is extended TO all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

The CRops.-IIarvest is nearly ovcr.-
Wheat in this and the surrounding counties
will not be half the usual yield. Oats a.
mCst an entire failure. We do not believe
there will be enough for seed raised in most
Of the cMnties OF this State. Grass was
never fner or more abundant-all the vari-
cites are good. Corn IS no, matured get,
but is doing remarkably we'll II frost does
aot come before the first OF October, there
,nsy perhaps be an average crop. Potatoes
and vegetables are generally abundant
Joliet Signal.
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:. Special Train from Chicago on the 2Is,

:. Special Train from Chicago on the 2lst.
Mr.. TRACY, the Superintendent of the
Chicago Rock Island Railroad, has given
notice that be will place special train upon
the road on the 2lst inst, to give the people
of Chicago and on the lins-so tho road an
opportunity to attend the g. 1t gathering at
Ottawa and return the same a.. The train
will leave Chicago At 7 A. NJ, pass Joliet
about 9, and Morris about 10 A. NJ. On
the return trip in the evening it will leave
Ottawa at about six o'clock. Ha!f fare only
will be charged passengers on this train.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

KENTUCKY ELECTION Louisville Con-
sier says of the Kentucky election. that the
indications are that Rsvill, the Democratic
candidate for Clerk of the Court Of APP
peals, has carried the State BY 40 over
whslmins majority. 1t also states that
Judge Wheat, Know-Nothing candidate for
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals in the Louis
vile district, is certainly beaten by Q very
heavy vote.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Two business messages from New York
merchants to their correspondents in Eng
land, passed through tho American Tele-
graph Office, from New York, EN- route tor
London, yesterday, at P. m. One of them
containing tifty-seven words paid through,
ffty-seven dollars, and the other, twenty
seven words. for which twenty seven dollars
was paid.-Boston Ledger, 7th inst.
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Democratic County convention.

fTNHE undersigned democratic central committee ap-
Il pointed at the last La Sale county democratic
venton respectfully request that the voters OF the
raj towns in the county assemble the usual place of
holding elections Saturday the 2sh day of August
next, from to O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates to a county convention to meet
Ottawa on
Saturday. the 4M day Of September merit.
At O'Clock r. NJ, for the purpose of selecting candi-
dates for county officers and to appoint delegates
tend the congressional and representative district
ventions, to nominate candidate for congress in this
congressional and candidates for in
this representative district.
The different Gowns will be entitled to the following
number of delegates:
Adams 2, Bruce 2, Bsackied 2, Dayton 3, Deer Park
Dmnick 2, Eden =, Eagle 2, Earl 3. Farm Ridge 2,
Freedom 3 Grand Rapids =, Groveand 2, Hope 2. l.,
Sale s, Manlius 8, Meriden =, Mission g. Worthwhile B.
Ophr Usage Ottawa Rutland s. Salisbury 5, Sere
2, South Ottawa 2, Troy Grove 8, Utica rermion
2, Waltham 2, Mendoza 3.
JOHN HISE G. ". ARMSTRONG,
VIM BARBER, WIN SrADDEN,
d. NJ. HCLE1T, J. HOFFMAN,,
WM OSMAN, d. EVANS,
julSl Central COMMITTEE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

A Undertook shoemaker co promised
to have pair OF boots finished on specified
day for ex-prcsdcnt Van Buren,, but failed
to have them done when called for. In the
mean time the ex-president started for Eu-
rope and was gone for three years. Upon
his return he cal led for his boots, and was
told they were finished With the exception
of freeing out"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
WARS INA NAxE,-The Peru S.nt;n>,

WARS IN NAME THE Peru Sentinel
speaks favorably of the Hon. Isrnel II. Mo-
RoJertI as the democratic candidate for
Congress against Lovejoy in this district
The Colonel has been again INDUCING in q
long sitting at Keiser's. The Hon. JOSIAH
McRoBEErs, of Joliet, is democrat Of that
stamp that our soul loves to honor, and
should be placed on the track against Love.
Joy, tbs noted abolition priest would find
his hands full. But as for this Israel r.
AcRobsrts-we don't kper bin sod can't
support him,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Gerrit Smith threatens to be candidate
for Governor Of New York, ignoring all par
ties except his own, which embraces all the
rickly isms Of the day. His movement W II
interfere seriously with the programme of the
political canvass of chat state. New York is
divided into various factions, no one OF
which can command majority Of the state,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Fk'tIE IHders gnen- contemplating change OF bust
l. his sold his interest in the Ottawa Ayricutu-
ral and Seed Store 10 Mr. B. T. CHAMBERLAIN by hom
the business Will CATER be continued the old stand
La Sale Street. few doors north OF Gbsou's Furpi.
ture Store. The stock will be immediately rrpienissd
by Important additions, embrace everything in
the way Of Implements Seeds that the farmer can
need and solicit therefore for my successor only
Continuance, but large increase Of that patronage With
sAich the establishment has hitherto h-e faz>r-kzF
augli-3y EW. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Crinoiinc IS but the ncwfangled term for
farthingale," which Howell (l62O &C.
scribes as "a kind Of petit :oat, extended By
hoops, which grows larger and larger to-
wards the bottom, so that the body Of wo.
man, from the waist to the feet. resembles q
bee hive" In 1860 Charles TX. issued an
edict, fixing standard for these DISCUSSES,
ain consequence of the fashion having
grown out to ouch an amazing width"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

MELANCHOLY AccIDESr-MAS DROWNED
On last Thursday evening, Mr.. Thomas
Nicholson, while bathing in the river oppo-
site this place, aas taken with cramp, and
sank TO rise no more with like. lie was
sober, active, intelligent and industrious
young managed about % years. His
widowed mother was dependent upon It's
daily abor for sugPort-her hush n having
died last winter Her family is now re-
duced to one boy Is years of agc.-Lac0n
gazette
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

James VI. Ray. cashier Of the State Bank
of Indiana, gives noti e through the Indian
apois papers that on the first day Of Jan uary
next, the charter powers Of the State Bank
of Indiana cease. and no provision for the
redemption of the notes OF the bank which
may be left outstanding has been made.
All persons are warned of SUCH an ezpi-
ration OF the charter OF the bank, and to
presen, alI ,he outstanding rculs,on to the
proper branches without delay for redemp-
riOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

The members of the Democratic State
Central Committee met at Albany on Wed
nesday, and appointed the 18th Of Septsm-
Der next as the time, and Syracuse the place
for holding the Convention for the nornina-
ton Of candidates for State officers a, the
next election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Nearly all, if not all, the drinking saloons
in St. Louis, it is said, are furnished with
-straws for sucking juleps by one man, who
sells them for one and half to two dollars
= thousand; from two acres Of land on
which he which he grows rye annually, he
sells about twenty-four hundred dollars
worth of straws. They are packed also in
barrels, containing about IL, 600 straws, and
shipped to New Orleans, st. Paul, and the
intermediate places, and the demand is in.
creasing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
kansas Election.

Returns nearly full from Kansas 'ehow
that the Lecompten Constitution is rejected
by vote ofover Il, 900 against som. thing
over 5000. The entire vote Of the tc11s.ftOry
was nearly $1,000. This would ind..Ate a
population Counting one voter to 81, nheb-
i,ants, the usual rstio) of over 0,oeo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

The Boston Post humorously says the
billing and cooling between the Black Re
publicans and the green Americans, rather
beats the Datch :"
"Broder-vai you dink: :"
wv, dinks as YOU dipk.'
We'll 20 do -
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&. S. {. CRANE,
Commission Merchant.
WHOLESALE DEALER N
Brick. Chicago & Alton ime. HAIR,

C.HseH!, .SEcc0, .SIH. Hrnas, Ft-k, Bs.E Fiat Qsd
HsGsy GrOcsTres geHersAy,
OLD WALKER 4 TICkLE'G WAREHOUSE, OTTAWA
Particular attention given 10 tie sale Of Goods con-
S.guAeut- .usl&
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Bad Luck is simply . man with his hands
in his breeches' pockets and pipe in ms
mouth, looking on to see how it will come
out. Good Luck Is man of pluck to meet
difficulties, his sleeves rolled up, working TO
make it come right
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

The Indiana polls .Sea.iaez thinks that, on
the whole. the wheat crop OF that State will
exceed that Of last year. The oat crop is
unequal; in some localities an average crop,
while in others their i. almost total fail ure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

DISTINGUISHED ARRIyALs.-Hon. Alex. H.
Stephens and his brother. Hon. Linton Ste.
phens. of Georgia, are in this city. They
are stopping at the fremont House.-Ch.
Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANS The
interments at New ORLEANS for the week
ending on the I'd inst. numbered 100, of
which 70 were from yellow fever. Am ng
the deaths was Il. c. Edwards, lawyer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
Sd District Congregational Convention

Sd District Congregational Convention.
HE Democracy Of the Third Congressional District
Il of the State of Illinois requested to meet in
their respective Counties for the purpose of appointing
delegates to Democratic Congressional Convention to
be held at Bloomington Ffdy, Sept 10, to nominate
q candidate for Congress in said district.
The ratio of representation in said Convention will be
based upon the Democratic vote cast at the last Pes
Dental election, and will be one delegate from each
County, additional delegate for every 200 votes cast
at said election fraction 100 votes and will give
Bureau IS delegates, Champaign D. witt T. Grundy t.
Iroquois 8, kankakee Kendall 8, La Sale Il, Living
s:on s, Mclean Q, Putnam 3, vermion 7. Will g.
w. II. w. CUSliMAN, r. E. GOODELL,
d. LEROY. JUSTUS STEVENS,
]. S. SIMPSON, NJ. L. PAYNE,
H. T. MERRlMAN, ROBERT LOUIS,
JNO n DRAKE, B. +. FRIDLEY,
W. PATTERSON, r. ASHLEY
WM. \. COLER,
juls1 District Comnitfee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

Hon. S: S. Cox was, on Thursday last,
by reclamation, by the Democra-
" of his district for re.electiOu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

An appeal to Gov. Reynolds to withdraw
lie name from the canvass, 10 made by
I Many National Democrats" in the Belle
lille Democrat.
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Fowler Institute.
I Setcdrk, Illinois.

PEv J. IIIGBY having purchased an equal share with
III Mr.. fowler in this Institute, located AZ Newark
Kendall Co, ILL.,, his friends that no tr.uhle or
expense will be spared to make School worthy Of
Patronage in erery trdy. The building hayins
been repaired and refted, will be Opened in Srnrm
Der, the Fail Term commencing Wednesday Sent Lar
There will be connected with this In d.nxrt
ment for young gentlemen; aso one for young iaiiea
The design of this Institution is. to develop charae
ter, form the Manners and in the compl-est sense to
educate the moral intellectual and physical powers of
the pupil In order the better to accomplish this pur.
pose competent Board of Trustees have been elected
and Rev. J. G. BUsROUGas, ID. d., of Chicago is In
the East having to procure teachers the fully
qualified TO take charge of the Students =
The Boarding Department will be under the supervi-
sion of Mr.. and Mrs. HfssF PowLRR, which is sl cent
that all the Influences pleasant and ssutxry,
of the home circle III be enjoyed by the boarding pa-
pills. Applications for admission the boarding dc.
partnent houd be made immediately.
class fer teachers will be formed the opening
the Fall Term. The course OF study will embrace all the
branches usually taught in schools ,nts
in this department also pursue any study In the
Classical English course, receive instruction In
music. -.r..r -.
TRusTEEs.-Rev J. c. Burroughs. D. D. Ci;cago;
Rev ". VI. Haigh. Bristol Rev T. Coleman, Ottawa
rev j ID. Clark Morris Rev. Mr.. Taylor, r. c., Howe,
Esq and G. w. Hartwel, Esq, Newark. sugl4
Notice.! OMAN
NJ hE.EAs, my wife, MANY LEWIS, has let my bed
Tb &, tTu Without any just cause provocatiOn.
W .ofod all persons harboring or trusting her on
- -; as shall pay debts OF her contracting
Maniir1. 49,, JOHN II. LEWIS.
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Tots! for fiscal year. 500, 81, il3
But OF these disbursements, portion, a.
already explained, should be charged 10 the
last fiscal year: another considerable amount,
estimated a. Sl4, 035. 52Y. (being expenses of
the Pos. olise.A Wi "a be dra,w. directly
from the Federal Treas1y; while allowance
should also be made for the unexpended
balances of appropriations, whatever they
may be, remaining at the close Of the cur
rent fiscal year. II Mr.. Secretary CoBB shall
succeed In carrying to the account OF the
next fiscal year sum equal to that which
he entered upon this. and II he shall here
after come before Congress with no bills for
the supply Of deficiencies IN the outstanding
appropriations, the moneys actually drawn
from the Treasury during the current year,
FOR the serrice OF TIE s ne, viii EOt perhaps
greatly exceed sixty.hvc or seventy millions,
in which we include the conjeotural a,noun,
Of six o. seven millions under the head OF
permanent" and Indefinite" appropria-
tons. The practice of carrying unexpended
balances from one fiscal year 20 another,
combined with that Of voting deficiency bills
for the joint service Of the year within which
these balances accrue and of that to which
they are carried makes it difficult to esti-
mate in advance the actual expenditures for
any current fiscal year. 1t is easier to as
certain with some accuracy the expenditures
Of the year which terminated on the seth of
June last, for which the aggregate appro-
priations were S72. POS. IF to these we
add the appropriations made for defcien-
cies, and then deduct the unerpended bal
0nces of outstanding appropriations, We
shall have the sum total Of the Federal ex.
pendi.ures for the last fiscal year, being
x66, go. 654, in which are included he gross
revenue of the Post Office Department for
that period, but which is exclusive of the
permanent" aud "indefinite" expenditures.
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We are authorized to announce the name OF THOMAS
LAnkM as candidate for the ONCE OF sherin OF Id
Sale County at the approaching election subject 70 e
dec;son of the Democratic County Convention augl4