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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
LAND OFFICE,

Sc. CIoul May, "a, 1858.
II pantel i, Hun4s. You are hereby noti-
fis:l that on Thursday, the 15ti. day Of jane:
A. L. 1853, At 10 clock, A. M, proof will be
offered at the Land Office al St. Cloud, in sup
port OF the clairl Of Thomas Tollingtosl: to pro
empt the east half of the south east quarter and
south~eaa; quarter Of north east quarter Of Sec
ton No. -, township i.-!2, range q west and
Southwest quarter Of northwest quarter Of
section No. Is, township l22, range 26 west to
which ynu are an adverse claimant; ST which
time and place you viii he required to offer
proof III support Of your claim to said land.
THOMAS TOLLINGTt}N
Nav 81, 1919 ;;sN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

There never was Il time when a small cap
ital could be better Invested in ST, Cloud
than it can be to-day, land how we should
rejoice to sec thousands Of 1no1' OF small
means securing homes now, when proprle~
tors arc short Of cash, and have notes to
pay.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
1H Henry Ward Beeeher IN his die

ihonghts, says & e
I afhe Bible society i, sendins, its Bibles
all over the world --t,' enlaad and the
MlIorea, y Arabia and Egypt ind il dares
not send them to our own pehlple. The
oolIperteur who should leave,a bible III .
slaves cabin, ,ros,a % q sisss,, isso,,s The
loscssi l1p,h Of ,tlte FIRST .,see IS
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, ,
W-AsnyNsroN april 9th, 1855. !
J n. MASON, ESQ,

SIR TN reply your letter Of the 10Th
u|t., have 10 inform you thai Sec. ~ 1.
1913 Z. - west, In the Sank Rrpids Dis
trict, appears 20 be o&tsi0@ OF the SIX mlle
limits Of the Branch linc d the hlinneso~
ia and Pacific Rail Road, aud if so yonr
claim OF, said Section will be good, proyi'
t1ea you have complied with the pre~enlEp-
tion laws.
The RIGHT Of the road attached to the
odd numbatcd sections within the six mile
limits Of the route from the dates OF sur:
veying. making and stalking of the same,
iGrolu point to point, on the face OF the
ground Hut the odd sectious outssoe Cd
the six and utthim the ftteen mile limits
of said road aud branch line continued sub,
ject to presumption until the l6h q Jan;
uury last, at which time they We're selected
for the road by The authorized agent, and
ceased TO BIZ re-emptihIc, except to per
sons who had made 5ot4 f3e settlements
pyior to that date, ~
1. & 4 r
Very Respectfully, &c,, J. pr
|; TiU&. 4. r TIN DRICkS, ::
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Homestead Exemplion.

-, 80 VS. Htj9SASS> ttt>3 q AIsCAolGf Va cGii-
tiaont as to its justiooand propriety. We
entertain the opinion that rascal will
cheat you exemption or no exemption and
this law may shield honest debtors from
the severity Of untcaling creditors, until
such time as they can accumulate a suit
cheney to pay their entire Indebtedness,
At all events we can give tia fair trial;
and if it tlisappoints ,the expectations Of its
friends It GAN be repealed. 50.
AN ACT FOR A HMMEsrEAp EXEMPTION.
Be 1t enoctea by Tie Legislature Of tAe
S'uicof NtaNesotu
Sec. |. That homestead consisting Of
any quantity Of land, not exceeding eighty
acres, and the dwelling house thereon and
It's :sppurtenanceS, To be selected by the
rwucr thereof, and not included in any in
torporated town plat, or city or village
Or instead thereof at the option Of the
uvncr, q quantity Of land not exceeding in
,uounS one lot being within an incorporu-
ted IOWA, city or village, and the dwelling
house thereon ana Its appuytenances, owri-
1,t and occupied by any resident Of this
Stete, shall not be subject to attach uant.
lew or safe UPON execution, " apv 9thcr
PROCESS issuing III! Of any Court within
~n;$ State. .i''.iS section shall be deemed
anl construed u exempt such homestead
IN tAc uslnycr aforesaid, curing the time
It shall he occupied by the widow, OF mi
l.or, e.l.,,>l or children Of, any deceased,
|,::.5un w}!u was when living entitled to the
benefits ot + is Net.
SEE :. >'uch exemption shall not ux-
tvaj' - ANY noytgazsc, thereon lawfully OBJ
,aius,;, bu1 su,h iuprt~aec, or other alien
1tiy., uG s,,;:h laQ1 l,y tho owney thereof, Il
Z married Nl:,n, shall not he valid without
t,.t Signature Ut The wife 10 The same, un-
!,.~s suvl. mortgage ;hali Dc, given - Sc
cave The payment Of the purchase: money
81 ~nnc portion thereof
Suc, 3 Whenever levy shall he made
u"9N the lands or tenements Of q house
lIy!il%, whose homestead has not been &C.
Jcctt,l and set al tyt by metvs and bounds,
>'lr!, householder may notify the officer ut
;n% tl'nr If making such levy, Of what he
y1.car l. Is his homestead. WITH a doScriI5-
t;,3, t'...rr,f vitEiu the limit, ,lovn r,y>.
>cr;oo>, :'l>} tlia remainder alone shall be
~uh;u11 10 sale ,ia:i>r such levy.
NC. I. # the plaintiff; 10 execution
shall be diSs:,s.s+;cd with the ,,;antity Of
!ag.t! :;.,,.:ied and set snori ~ aforssaif]
tie officer MAXIM, thu levy shall cause the
ssule to BE- surveyed, beginning at q point
t. be- tIy:si..Hato} by the owner. and set off
n & cl,.n,.ac; form, Including the dwelling
house an, is a1,Durterancos, the amount
specified in che first section Of this Act
ou, tic sxpe,1Se Il such survey shall be
cfaruecbl, On the execution and collected
thcrcupon
SEC. ) -Atlcr the survey shall have
been made, tn, officer making the levy
may SUI the proDo1ty levied UPON and not
Included IN tie set.otf in the same manner
as provided in other cases for the sale Of
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ESQ. BRADLEY, Speaker Of tho E. Of &.
WM HoEcoMRE, Fres't Senate.
Approved August 12th, 1853. &=
= a, TT. sIBIEY, Governor 4
WASHINGTON, July II, 1858

p ----I.--: . = " AsHlNHTUNt July 1Ir 1000
Editors Of the Pioneers ismoerat
The Postmaster General has this day direct
el that . contract for carrying the mail from
st. Cloud via breckenridge, to Fort ltbereron~
bio DO made with Messers Allen and Chase
proposition having been made b. them which
waa deeu:ed reasonable. .. IL.
Respectfully. Fl. NJ. Rice
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ohio STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE

This institution has been removed to GeFe-
land, Ohio, Degrees arc Legally conferred, and
Students upon graduating snay be aesnitttetEto
practice. For circulars, ad'lress at Cleveland,
A. 4. KING, SEcRErA1tY
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Very Respectfully, &c; !. =.
YHD&. 4. AIM BRICKS,
Commissioner.
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iAdvrr,ise uent.
FROM The \. '. O5seTeer.
WlST's IMPROVED PUMP.

1.,. psoss either Ia country who're thu
aid a pump not quind n the large suPpiy Of them
AID tho uui plcity Of patterns simplicity and Durability ns
o.rs rrqies In pood working pump, Ola Is 70 nave
ccpiinu.d satisfaction In tie use 81 Il.
hsd in tor months past ore 81 Wests Pumps
which given sstisfs ton orce lifting pump,
cry used. II sore OF great power and wei
adapted chip decks mics ctoes geenhoues grsperes,
&c. IT,. Hni!g Chronicle and Railway journal says:
uerded for its extreme simplicity 4" Construction
ability and chepue-s 81 repair
Although needs bat Vsvs pert city dsubhe scing
.og continuous stream with great o'ce There Is no stun
this pmpa gres in IT. slung IL 30 ahle
70 be desugee under strong pressure TO say nothing OF the
by friction inste Thereto IL l0 has archsm
other below the Ssvepveutus water hammer anc vacuum
lup and en- anx much smaller and loss expensive pipe TO
supply the pump They work much sse than other pump
have ever the 4itch cynatr ss being worked by
ia ~.. 100 feet deep and ss they oxTeuy cheap
". freely recommend them"
Ttfy sl- Manufacture d sndsIi only BY
Gat Nksr is Maiden lane, n. T.
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FIRES.
FIRY IN FIRST STREET.


About 10, O'Clock Saturday night, FIRE broke out
in the tenement house corner First street and Avenue
A. The fremen were promptly on the G. ouDd aid
soon extnguished the fire. Damage tri6ng.
FIRE IN yASDEwATIR STREET.
At o'clock yesterday morning. fire occurred ia
the frame building No. q Vandewater street 1t was
econ extiDguished ard but thipg damage sustained.
PIKE IN PRINCE STREET.
Last Dght about o'clock, q fire occurred II The
chemical and drug mandatory of Anders Csssard
No % Prince street n cOnseq uence AZ Is supposed,
OF spontaneous combustion. The damage sustained
cid not exceed $50.
FALSE ALARM.
One Of the 6larms of fire iast evening was caused
by the burning out Of sotty chimney, corner Of
Broadway ard Reade street, ard the other by the
flame from the gas burner IL the Illuminated clock OF
Haugh won't, corner Of Broadway eld Broome street
TIREs IN BROOKLYN.
About o'clock Sunday mcrnirg fiIe broke ont in
tie attic Of house No. 81 East Baltic street, bet the
fsmes were suppressed before much oss tad been sus
taintd. 1t was owned by John Murtsgh, and occu-
pied by two families Dau age about 800. Insured n
the LOrg Island Insurance Company.
A fire broke out in No 346 Fulton street about two
O'Clock Saturday morning. When discovered flames
were insirg from the rear basement from which it is
supposed that il was the work of an itcendiary, as
that part Of the building was not in Use. The other
portions of the house were occupied by Augustus
Pobl es a cabinet mandatory, and by JOIN keefe :
family. The fire extnguished before 1t had niue
time TO spread Dsmage about $2tO. Itsured IN the
New-Amtterdsm and Hamilton compauies. The build
rp if enc Of row sold days since tor the purpose
of rcnoval in order to widen the street The houses
City Hotel, for many years the Wig headquarters
in IsvcO
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bLARINE APPAI2S.
rpE lat ov rHr ooLuI,s srx.s,sir corr.rr.

TPB lat ~ rHr cOLLIts srsasssiP corPAsI.
On Saturday toe remaining property Of the Collts
Steam stip CouptUy was cold usdet drccucs Of the
Sheriff. At noon Deputy Sderf Iepsel appeared 81
the Co rms Wharf, and, after tie uiusl premin ,ros
the auctioneer, Mr S. Bogs- OF Eo.tb VILLAIN street
Proceeded with tie sale. The frst lot cold was tie
L sse Of the Collins Dock for yssrs ros the 1t Of
Msy, at =, 800 yea1. Mr.. Dudley b. Fuller. p7E-
chaser Of the teametips bought the eas. tor 81 500.
The rest Of the effects. consisting Of ono hosting "a
eng inc. four ce'rioks two Eie-boss q dschsrgipg
Office On wheels, Gail wagon, tree desks, four bag
gage trucks, three cbsfs, ote sofa, two gsssway
stairs, tae Compsrys interest in horse and wagon.
sLd other materials, were sold TO Mr.. g n. Potet,
representative Of Brown, Brotte4s Co.. i, lots, for
q O96. A broken epgine-shst aud other materials
cod 70 The Novelty Iron Works fer tS. This
clcsed the sale u the effects of tho Collins STEAMSHIP
Company.
FoR EUROPE.
The steanstip VanIerk.t. Capt Lefev-c left porat
O'Clock on Saturday morniug fOr Soct5 tmPtop and
Hsvre with q largo number Of Passengers END
s23J, 600 IN specie.
The mail steamship City Of Bs.timore left at noon,
the sse day, for Liverpool With IS cabin ps'ssoser',
and l73 in the stecrsge. Ste tskes out 3',eVO N
specie.
NAVAL.
The following is list Of oficers, 81 fs' ss ordered
FOX the United States brig Bsinbrdge COW at Nohck
pyfpsrpe to or the Afncsr s9usdon on tho COST OF
Af,ics. Lieutenant Commanding, +. B. ReUsnsv;
Lentenan,s, George A. Stevens, S. S. Basse,t AID W
p A. Campbell; Passed Assistant Surgeon, w. T.
Wyshsm. .,,
TO the steamer Micbiga1 on the Northern lakes
Board Of Nava Surgeons is Cow IN session IN
Philadelphia, at the Naval Asylum, 0r examinahen
Of assistant surgeons for pronoton, sad candlcaNs t
adm ission to the Medical Corps Of the Navy. The
examination will be confined 70 those who have per-
mis- sion from the Secretary of the Navy:
TIE steam f:igste COLORADO, Capt. VIC: ii. Gsrd-
in Hampton Roads, but is daily expected &c depart for
her destination.
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My superior 10 the former system; that II .uo
CoTun,- iusers cou1 fad suitable plsoe 10, 90 ~
sr.t DEPOT where be Institution would nov ., sI8
t,,tsbie 60 property holdere 10 the vicnity'
perksps to advisable 81 remove ~ go m ney cart
ca railroad ckeis .er paying esp eT
Of (isrdeuJ among sty pMde' or to a., max tcs sgS
Sst Of in SOY wsy Is Objectionable on 1n sS sos tSs
escsted cost Pcion Ga iHe 10. IN the msnsre
reDp ~ o. rSoud more certainly insure to the cot
Ss%t s mes the benefits srrgrom cOmPeu 100
setweeo tie various lines Of Conveyance oNeie'Is
iS gI i quite volumioous but coutains
&c -, atom 10 regard 20 emigra ION not hereto
Eose c,tt,sly kroEn It to be hoped that 1t will be
,~fi..t
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|. An IscIDgNr IN THE LIFE op SENATOR TRUABULL.
We we're exceedingly interested q few months ago
in rsad,a0 letter wilton by the Hon. Lyman Trum-
hull from ashiOgon, to an old friend snd patron 10
Coonaccut mcdesty abiding to incidents in his esrly
lie snd 70 the distinguished honors since conferred
unco hin Ooe of these incidents 10 worth relating.
Whaa . vovng mao, about ~ years OF age, Judge
Trumbull came TO Salem, Conn, from Norwich, with
MI ks worldly possessions tied up IN cotton hsndker
chief AID stamped upon MS bsck. lie WAS totsl
stranger in She town ard. with no ether reconinenoa-
ton or reference than was conteoeo Ia an i.Onest
looking face made application 10 MI. -. ht'.'oi,e!,
. brother of the l. ngtme efficient auditor oil puohc
accovnts =, Naskiretop Tor situation as teacher OF
the district school. Mr.. w, who was sehoo1-TouuN
teemaa "lkcd the boys appearance 10 ass a." ~"
language and made an engagement WIN MIN o. yV
month ana board. Youbg Ttumbuil, II we msy oeheV1
tho o,d re-dents of Salem, kept popular scuOo anu
was great .avorte With every BODY except aie" uu-
ruly urchns After keeping the school two terms, ne
DECIDED that he bad husbspded sufficient funds to seek
a fostvus "Out West AID accordingly preparei 70
leave On the morn ng Of his departure, MIR. White
ssv and q NJ IL hbOr were expressing complimentary
opinions OF a. cir scboomaster to each other neither
ar them aware that the object Of their conversation
was in 80 adjoining rooC. Depend upon 1t, said
Mr. w that young man will make noise 10 the
World W. .hsil hear Of him in Congress. from some
OF hose Wes.eTn States one of these days. Young
Tfuplbull. WHO could no, avoid bearing the remark,
r'spred into tbe rom through the paity open dor
vita tnce suffused with bushes, aud coupled With
his t5anks bope that he might be able TO mort their
god opinion II never expect, however, he added,
" 10 reach 20 Sh position as seat IN IN Congress
lie las reaote d such PORTION, however, snd to-day
h'r. rs 10. mar in the oouucu' OF TIE nation wn"
more es.eeed fr MS ability ard integrity than The
fsSxee sohoul-naster ID. Trumoah hes never
lPsods (Iul Rcsstcs.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Annual Bal in behalf Of the RoIcsa Catholic
Orphan a., uu in this city comes off thia evening at
the Crystal Palace srd ne,e Is reaeon 20 aTprehenG
that the snsrchy disorder which gave ,rch disagree
able rotoi.ty to the lste bal Of the Hunter Woods
Association will deter many from attending tbs bal
We hope such msy not b, the fact, ard we feel as
sured that the arrangements each tat disorder
can occur and tina: hats, bonnets oloaIs &c may be
reclaimed a. tie ehortes notice. The Orphan Asylum
ia among our noblest, most Necessary most useful
public charitieq managed indeed b Roman Catholics,
hut shetepg feeding and educating orphans rrespec-
tive Of religious differences. Every 3cLar Contributed
to its treasury contributes fully hundred cents 20
relieve misery and diminish vice; and We urge those
who sttend any balls to patronize this ous Let not
be eft TO Catholics exclusively to render 1t the support
it pressngly needs.
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Tp.s-The CATION TIA COMPtNY nsve %
hnd go x,rie.y Of Ty.t Crossr, les Osif' sni pt
- s.Ies soeebous oooos sni Yohs HJ'oa II IN DE-
~, os.;is lor Also SD boxes good bAYLr rsA To 81
60 "a ,E,Q,a. a No. rs Cashsnis, se~ssa feAn sd
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Heer, rt,nsx this v.,es. .nt tie Thee F.ss ME-

He-er, rsnsx uis sees. aat tle " Thee Faa IL 30
al. be Esyed every night
Pp-6rs National Theafer.-Tbree pieces AZ gwen
hero "a night, The Irq.s'toa. The Necfpma'eef
end 81 TIN CIR gle" with blanchard and hi' dogs
Bo-rr.rs A-.cr,caz Ngses-.-A lie" mora dians
by Mr. II. WAIKIKI called the Heart Of the World,
vii b played this evening for tie h7t tine The
Ida Rubber Mar, thst packs himself 1io sSnnn'ooA
i'll perform tbat int resting fes. twice day al tei'
srk. In Tie A3unium. the Stict!e-b.ok' who OBJ
jes 70 the bsb ren,s i building house tor nlm'ei
70 l.. finished with al the modern Improvements BY
tbe ~ Ct May. voen hs vii take posee'sor
Fcef'. B.ad,ng.-Christy ani Woods M'1'f-H'',
The sleigt RIDE PsnorsTns It'll fills the house aud
VI be cOointed every ttgl. tbs eek. With mastTeI-
81 and futryisms.
B-,anf, MaH-@t-Ths Brysots continue to give
&. touch fun q. ever b! the old Plsoe NO L" Brood
wsy.
j,e.rs N,,.t-ss-Tbs Tx eisor" troupe OF Mn-
.t1es VI DER the charge OF Mat. Peel ope' at No ifi
BIo@lwsy tooigit-
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PRox As1IGuA.-Cspt. Ward of the bark Hyperion
fOn Trioidad Port Spar arrived yesterday, reports
having touched at West En1 OF St. Cro1 about the ID
hest and the: schooner had just arrived at that place
fuu Of passengers fleeing from nsuection that had
iakes place On that Island. An Eogsh war-steamer
lying at West End immediately got under way, and
procoeded 70 Antigua.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS - rsrL ~ Befsss

The case of Mason Thomas, charged with the hid
rspoiOg of tho negro Anderson, resumed today 10 hAs
Govt Nj Levi Cbsthd addressed tho Jary At great length
for the defendant the Assistant District Attorney Cog IN. Pooss-
cuo The Recorders cbss, TO the jury lacd aud iat.r
esrg After minutes consultation, they found the pns-
orer guilty Mi Ch.-ld presented several gs points isvsS
proceeding which viii be argued before 0s Ne
cordei tie last day Of term.
Michael Burns pie aocd guityto an sttempt At gaAd
larceny and sentenced 10 Ia the STAG frsoa
James IIugbts was convict ed Vi an assault on Ohe1
Thna AZ X; ckerbocser Hell in ths Eigsts on us
lth II January Sentence iesened- =.
James ri zsimmors pleaded guilty To an attsm ,t ek
burglary In the third degree. Sentsrced % ~o yea" IN ~
State fus,n .,
Patrick Mccarthy was convicted of an Assault %
n.a'y ps,on in Trout Sen,eaoe reserved t.. in 80
Of tenn.
Michsel Weaver, who convicted last term BE-
fore Judge Russell WHEN udsms Mt suspended bo<s
MP on similar charge. Recorder Barnard sentenced hi@.
Juoge Rus.eIs case, to year In the PsnitontiAy.
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dian Of thrilling interest t. b. produced al tbs popular gos
80 Tbeste entitled The InaCGstoN, OK WILL % DAIf
Ai,o C.uc Psatom1ae ~ szror y, ~ Caro- car As
NIcscs.kCgs TIE F,fET % THE CGfsT,L fo9s1, ~
hca pieces he whole company sTe u sppf@ Ihe ANs ~
loN CqSCIt' U.siDg the en'erainmstt 70 sossON
fTu-.dsyl tYEAiNS. GIst sPP.asnrr ~ NJ hst,1al.
snd hi. aeTfu Dog who b.s" 't arrived tom p
.leau,r 8golcA
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ADVERTISEMENT
iiRADY'S GALLERIES,
Nos. go and $50 Broadway,

Noe 50 and $50 Broadway,
snd Penr,ylys, issy. Wsshb .'on.
Ar inner.e collection OF IdrEeAL PHoroGkArHs Of celeb
y many which have recently been added to the collection
Ar. on e,t tion Al BRADYs GALLERY No so Broadway Luz
c.uded in these Is Portrait Of toe late
THOaAs II. BgsTos
skn month, p-yio. 10 HI, decs.se Photographs Of the
moe. dr suihtd members Of the Senate aid hou Of Repre-
sese Tire D louac Caps snd 'S'erl Of the bellies OF the
{ .ritsl Az 4, 30 o n exhibition.
Mr. Bs,py made extended arrangements for the poduc'
ton o The peerless
IypLHIAL ProToCR,rn.
which .. I'll sold =. the reduced price.
FuorocV.ms Of life SIRE IL Cd or snaier sife- In
VISOR cr, or .llou AMESorY'E snd every style Of pc
tue proc ced b. the Camera executed IN tbs perfect syo for
With L.. t@ts5,i IarusIt IS c~.etrsed
RIO. SO BROADWAY,
Over Thorn psou's Sc on
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Tee House On Saturday adjourned ill today at the
usual hour of noon. 1t was At 9, clock that Mr..
Morris stated that he had beard Of the death OF Col.
Benton, and moved the adjournment.
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THE TwiITrH W,RD ALpKns,s.-The "a 49,
iyctbs the TSeiah ws!d. e. to the ASernsa
G. oten ct the recent eection. TIE -ee%s Of Pstrdk
Heesr oue Of the csncidsies. c,o.eci tsst hs hate
fer plurality 81 the ,UtSs cst, bet t1st tho 6ssrss
wee filtered before the ro.llists resoaed TIE CtV
Clerks Office. Timely BsSnon, oDe OF tbs Other
csrJjstss cl.ms the election. The MISTER Wi -
decided BY The BoaId e Cssvnseers which meos to
tvttirg.