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C. S. HUDSON.
LAND FOR SALE.

IlOR SALE 400 acres good land on the Railroad,
ia one mile East of Jackson, well improved for
marketing and stock raising, with good buildings,
ali new loco peach, many pear, apple and all sorts
of fruit trees, coming into bearing. 100 acres IN
cultivation, SO acres in pasture.
June 10 '59-H. DAHL AiHo.
YaIuabie Rankin County Land For Sale.
jsVHE undersigned will sell on aceonImoda- -
L ting terms, his valuable plantatioRin this i
county. living 10 miles sast Of Brandon and near the
Southern Rail Road.
Ha has In all fifteen hundred acres which may De
divided into two facts Of eleven hundred and t~snts
and tbree hundred aud eighty acres:
On the first named tract is two hundred acres
cleared Gin House, Cotton Press, Corn Cribs; &C.,
he and uinc hundred aud. twenty acres Of u +
excellent creek bottom land. Oh the twp hundred
cleared, one hundred aud thirty is bottom land, and
there are two hundred acres more OF bottom aeaoeh
ed and ready to be put IN cultivation.
On the small tract there is seyenty-hve acres oil
bill and branch land in cultivation Negro cabins,
&C.. &C. Thefsnces and other improvements are all
new. Both places have an abundance OF water.
For terms apply to undersigned on the premises
~ "a ,5q-n A. SPANN.
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c q MANSHIP.

C. II. MANSHIP.
Dealer In
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, CLUE
WINDOW GLASS &c.,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER, ALSO
FRESCO AND OAK DECORATION,
FIVE DOORS BELOW THE OLD MANSION HOUSE.
yWyHE finest stock Of the above papers in the mar
i ket. at or below the New Orleans prices
Painting and Paperhauging in all its various
branches executed with dispatch and Warranted 70
give genera satisfaction, orders from the country
promptly attended to.
Anil % Ely.
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1000 STITCHES IN A. MINUTE.

These machines are warranted First Glass, snd
fully equal to the highest priced Machines.
0BSFRVE-We invite all to bring any garment
COARSE or FINE, HEAVY or LIGHT, which We
viii make up at once, thus establishing the repu-
itation of our Machines-the only low-prieed ma
chine as yet offered, sewing with two threads, and
GUARANTEED NO HUMBUGl
These machines will Gather, Hem, Stitch, or Fell
in the most beautiful and substantial manner.-
Our new and improved hemmer will turn hem OF
any width stitching at the same time without pre-
viOus basting.
The undersigned has obtained from the manutac-
turer sole and exclusive right of selling the above
machines in Kinds, Warren, Madison, 1azoo anu
otheT counties and from my knowledge of such ma
chinery can recommend them in every respect.
BUFUS ARNOLD.
Auril % Sem s-wGw.
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RFSTDENCE FOR SALE.

fIVHE undersigned offers for sale the place on
i which he resides. situated on the Clinton
road, TX miles from the State House, comprising
IL acres Of land in high state Of cultivation, ana
tains 81 rooms well finished, full length gallery In
front, with all necessary outhouses, two cisterns
and taken altogether is one of the most pleasant
and desirabSe residences near the city.
Terms liberal to suit the times. Apply to the
undersgnad on the place. J. STRAuSS.
All on BSQ-kf
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DELINQUENT TAX LANDS

jackson, Miss. June 81, 1885,
sR1HE following described lands in the county Of
i Yalobusha, delinquent for prepayment OF
Taxes of 1885, will be subject to entry or purcnass
at this Office after sixty days from the date nereoi
NV any citizen of this State, upon payment Of
amount for which said lands are delinquent aud all
cost TO the State, with damages and subsequent
:. - socrn.d See Revised Code of Mississippi
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SADDLE sADDLEs.

WHOSE in want Of . frst-rate home manu- Oa
il fsctured Saddle viii please call and ex-
anime full assortment from the hnest Eng
fish to the plainest Spanish, few splendid Ladies
Saddles on hand, all my own make, recolleot the
City Trunk Store where may be found complete
assortment Of Whips, Brides, Martingales, Saddle
Bags, Vaises, Trunks, and everything aPpertainiPe
to NV business, G. JOHNSON.
w. q. Aliens old stand, State street.
fahII 6Q-lv
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TUNHOsE PATENT SPRING MUSIC
u Files have been received at
May "a. set. BLAOKMAR'S Music Store.
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PHILADELPHIA.

lower prices than can be purchased at any other
establishment.
: WAGONS Of all sizes and patterns, for horses or
oxen CANE CARTS and WAGONS Of the latest
limproyement; CARTS and DRAYS, for city and
plantation use TIMBER and O1-WHEELS /:
Spring PRODUCE WAGONS; WHEELBAEROWs
- n short all the different articles in the line.
IN extensive variety. Purchasers will find il 70
their interest to call and examine before Purchasing
sIsevhere DAVID g. WILSON,
| f5y- Orders received and executed with dispatch
Nav grd '5Q.-Iy.
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PRINTTNG OFFICEF FOR SALE.

A exeelient country Office 10 for sale, consisting
n in part of the following materials for the pa
per besides large variety Of Job Type, chases &e
New Long Primer 800 pounds.
About $50 pounds Brewer.
One full case Of Long Primer which has been
used.
Washington hand press about double medium
size.
One large imposing stone, and everything neces-
sary to commence business.
Terms 5000 cash. Address Box les, jackson Miss.
April rs ,5e--tf
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aAREy you looking for any one in particular2'
IS the rat said when he saw the cat watching
him.
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J. S. SIzER.
TRUTH O1fNIPOTENT.


NTE give 10 readers and the public gen
w orally the following copy of letter received
by us from W. Yesey, ESQ.,, Of the Aberdeen Con-
sentative, enclosing at the same time q communica
ton to that paper from Col Vasser, of North Mis-
sssippi, and who was formerly associate editor Of
the Conservative. The subject Of the letter and
we do not feel it necessary to COM
rnent on-they tell the whole story one that ought
to 20 home to those in whose hands the rising gen.
GRAFTON of children placed for nurture and for
care All we ask of our readers is careful peru
sal of the documents.
CONSERVATIVE OFFICE,
Aberdeen, Miss, August 23d, 1883. =
MEssRs WRIGHT & Co.-As any testimonial in
reference to your preparations may prove beneficial
to You, enclose the following, published at ny re-
quest, in 1eaConservatire," Of the 2lst inst.
Col. Vasser vas formerly associate editor OF the
ssConservative," and Is well known in North Miss
issippi gentleman Of intelligence and strict IN
tegrfty.
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MADISON McAFEE,
aIy IL $4,000. Auditor Of Public Accom-

ssThe Political Text Booky''
10y NJ. w. Clnskey also speeches Of 4. Ut
ID Brown. Mailed at So 30. J. B. MOREf
may3l SO
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Second-haHd Pianos,
uyOR sale or rent One octave Hallet, Davis d.
IL Co. Piano, and one octave, Paris Upright
Piano. a. 2. II. G. BLAokMAR.
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NEW COTTON FACTORY

IT. IA K%ON
The Pearl River Cotton Mills
Having commenced operations, are now making
u LOWELLS.
COTTON YARNS, Nos. 5, 8, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
COTTON SEWING THREAD, for plantation use.
COTTON ROPE, for plow lines, &C., and
WOOL CARDED ROLLS.
All of which are for sale or barter for Cotton
or Wool.
Wool Carding done in the very best manner.
SAMUEL POOL,
iu958-lyw Superintendent.
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LUNCH. IL
r UNCH viii be served ct the Coffee House Of
Ia Angelo Miazza, every day, ct II o'clock, u.
Ami 81, lS5o--tf.
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VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.

VALUABLE SLAVES FUN SALE.
raNHE undersigned having purthased q lot aud es-
i tablished permanent DEPOT for the sale Of
slaves n the city Of Jackson desires to say to his
friends andthe public, that he win be found at
home by the 12thinst, with choice lot Of slaves,
consisting Of men women, boys and girls to be had
at the lowest figures for cash or satisfactory accep
tances Planters and others are invited to exam
inc his lot II they wish to buy number slaves.
His depot Is on State street, one square below
the old Mansion House.
Idec7 ST. w. A. SHEWALTER.
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL

E. W. GEER & CO RROPklEIO1tSs
TVNHIS Hotel is now being thoroughly renovated
i and newly furnished, and viii be opened for
the reception Of visitors on the lst day Of June
next Every effort will be made to render visitors
G. mfortable, and to make their stay pleasant.
Then the beautiful bay at Ocean Springs, there
is no better place for catching, or fishing or bath
ing. ms.
For the amusement of visitors there is Ten-Pin
Alley, Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables, etc. Bar
Is attached to the Hotel, which will be supplied
with the choicest wines liquors and cigars.
A band of Music will be kept at the Hotel during
the entire season. ball and supper Will be given
twice 5 week-Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The mineral springs, so celebrated for their cura-
tive powers, are in excellent condition. An omni,
bus will run regularly several times day to and
from the Hotel to the springs. For testimony res
peeting the medicinal virtues Of these spring. ref
erenee may be made TO DIR. Austin or Or Inops
New Orleans; or, to Rev. DIR. McTyeire, Nashville
Tenn.
Ocean Springs never having been visited BY epa x.
denies, is decidedly the hsaltniest as wen ~ 'ne
most beautiful location ON the Gulf shore.
May 9th '59-H j. WILhINSoN' Agent
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JACKSON, MISS.
GA An EfS pATEN.h


NET ALICE BURIAL oASK r =.
TTAYIN(, become the exclusive agent for the
IL saia Of Che above teautifai and popular
aCasket.n in hecountiesof Kinds and Rankin, anu
having greatly Increased my facilities In the aDcss
business, am prepared to a promptly, 81 oss
n CITY and country In the very best p2ss,s..e
style There is nothing In use entirely enas ~,
appropriate, and wfthal so convenient -
mCasket." - ty;nas
WIN attend tolfunerals in any part o.
and Rankin Counties.
AotAAs os s MIA DO nFTlIEY. Agent.
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VUST received Seventy five copies q me Golden
ID Wreath ct bLAGhMARo huslo S'ofe'
May "a, '59-tf.
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jackson, Miss. July 18th 1859,
fUNHE following described lands IN the county Of
IL Rankin, delinquent for mon payment o. Iaxes
of 1855. win be subject to entry purchase, at
this ONCE after 90 days from the date hereof, BY
any eitizeL of this State, upon pay ment OF amount
for which said lands are delinquent and all costs TO
crued See Revised Code Of Mississippi chapter I,
section Q, articles 45 and 40, Page SO.
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LANES sYME.

JAMES aYME.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
I54 Canal g., 76rHo BHiEdiAgs, opposite CsTo1aef~
s.. Aelc Orleans.
Importer and Dealer In
Pine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fer
IumerV, Surgical Instruments Of the
Finest Finish,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN--ALSO
MEDICINE CHESTS AND MEDICAL sADDLR-BAos:
SIZE Agent - Nep Orleans for tks SULPHUR BLA-
DON WATER, CONGRESS Blue LICK and
COOPERS WELL WATER.
~ Our stock Of Drugs Medicines, &C., enbrH-
ces every article required BY the Physician, and
guaranteed Of first quality. Country Physicians
in the best manner and At the most favorable prices
Nay Bird '59-6m.
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

MADISON MCAFEE,
Auditor Public Accounts.
inneoI 5Q-fid
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
ia JACKSON MISS. 48R

"AV ING added superior facilities TO my business
and Central Location, see no reason why loan't
make IL = the interest of persons ~azting articles
in INV line to trade with me. Try me.
Nav l3'59-tf. ii. Il. SlZEk.
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STEAM ENGINES.

IKSTTHER Portable or Stauonary, for Ginning,
h Saving, Grinding, Drawing, or any other
Plantation use, also
Improved Circular and Sash Saw Mills
of Southern Manufacture and sold under full
sgurantee from EAGLE MACHINE WORKS, Rich
smond Virginia.
/ Constantly receiving, and for sale BY
EDMUND NJ IVEHS.
General Agent No. 2 Union st. New Orleans.
I When Ginning Cotton use our spark arrestsF
which renders the Gin House perfectly safe from
FIRE. Refer TO
/ Lafayette Montgomery, Calhoun, Miss.
John Montgomery, Canton, Miss.
/ Z. r. Brown, Mount Hope, Miss.
DIR. Tfawick, Georgetown, Mia.
Arch Steele do do
Moore Williams, near Brandon, Miss.
p G. Goosey, YazoO City, Miss.
ali Of whom have engines at work. and will
represent them a. they have found them.
/ An illustrated Catalogue Of machinery will
be sent to any one desiring il, we will also have
two engines in the next jackson Fair and hope our
/ southern friends win be there 70 inspect them.
We were awarded by the last United States Fair
the Grand Gold Medal Of Honor, valued at $780, for
/ the best plantation steam engine
Nav Ard '59-ly.
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H. B. cREsAP, T. J. MCMILLAN, New Orleans,
RIOS, MCMILLAN, MCMILLAN SON, Mobile.
CRESAP s. MCMILLAN,
eaMuiSSJON AND WESTERN PRODUCE .
MERCHANTS,
10 & rs MAGAZINE STREET,
New Orleans.
Dealers in Mess Pork, Bacon, Flour, Lard, India
i,s ling. Grain, Sugar. Coaee, Molasses, and Sta
/, l. ar,ieies mays 59-ly 7
G.. A. BARRIERE = BRO,
Importers aud Dealers in ;
.aaaerieaa, sreach, English, Germa" aud S'''"" &
DRY GOODS, 7
NJ. 1870 Canal Street, Touro buildings,
NEW ORLEANS. 4
In paris:--No. Is Rue du Faubourg PoissOuniere.
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's'm' o@'A : .0HARi.Es DUDLEY, Agent

Z NEW assortment Of the latest styles q Jew
"A ~, Just received. [je2s'5sl J. b. AV"N
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURES
AND NOT A SINGLE FAILURE!

INSEED observation-disclosures
Ia est wholesale prices. j. ;. SIAEK.
Nav 20 $50,
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DELINQUENT TAx-LA LAM

aADIS0N McAFEE,
une $50. Auditor Of Public Accounts
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DELINQUENT TAX LANDS.

MAUIbUN MChE LEl
Nav 24-60d. Auditor of Public Accts.
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ELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.
AUDIToRsS OFf1OE,
SankSAn.safsaa. Nav oath 1853.

MADISON MeAFEE,
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ATTUN q III = > =
INVITE Ire attention Of the pnhlic 10 their
new and magnificent stock Of
Hair work yewelry,
.,,.n-,.;n9 every design and superior workman
shir Rverybody is respectfully invited TO cali
srd .xamine this elegant assortment.
We are prepared 70 manufaeture any style, 81
.ho,t notice. ana & very low prices. Cal and see
-. 81 PATTON 4 BARFRLD.
Nav. a. ,5T.--tf.
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pELINoUENT TAx-LANDs.

Ju.. al rs5s-sod ~
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CONTINUES to offer his services to the eiti-
u Gems Of Jackson and vicinity, in all the branch
es of Medicine and Surgery-especially in chrome
cases and Cancer, Tumours of any description ana
scrofulas. Infrmary and residence on state street
opposite the Depot of Brandon and Jackson Eall.
road. - oel w 1os9s-5l1-=
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.
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Accident to the Steamer Quaker City.


Nearly ono hundred passengers that
left New York on board the Quaker City,
bound to Havana, have arrived here.
On the It'll inst, when fifty miles south
of Cape Hatteras, the engine was broken.
causing great excitement on board o.
her. Boz Is were manned, provisioned
and equipped in readiness to abandon the
steamer. if found to be necessary. On
first alarm it was supposed she was leak.
ing badly, a. ten inches of water was
found in her hold. Pumps were manned
and it was soon discovered that there was
no serious leak. The flag was, however,
displaced. Union down signal of dis.
tress-which brought the bark Dublin,
Capt. Shadburn, Of Boston, from Turks
lsland--bound to New York-to the re.
lief Of the passengers The passengers
were mainly transferred to the bark with
supply Of provisions, and arrived safe
ly ia Hampton Roads last night, under
charge of J }. Horgous and DR.. flannel,
surgeon of the-ship. Twelve of the pas
sengers and oil the officers of the steamer
preferred remaining on board. She vas
last seen forty miles south of Cspe Hat.
teras near the Gulf stream; the wind
was light but the sea very heavy. T ere
was no loss of life attending the acct
dent, and no serious damage to the
steamer is apprehcnded.
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The brOde1ck.Tcrry Duel..Full Isart,eu,
lars u the Tragedy and its Origin.

SIN1INsATI, Oct. III.
! The San Francisco Times of the AL
says: In accordance with the anticipa
lions OF most OF the community. the ex
pected duel between the Hon. David G.
Broderick, U. S. Senator from California
aud the Hon. David s. Terry, Judge OF
the Supreme Court, took pl zee Yesterday
morning at small dell or valley, sous
ten miles distant from the MERGED Lake.
The parties went out of town the night
previous, and pissed the night in scperate
ocaliti es.
AT nartcr past Blk clock Messrs.
Broderiek and Terry arrived on the
ground IN their respective carrisges, and
attended BY seconds and Physicisns-Hon.
}. G. McKibben aud Mr.. Coulter MS sec
onds for Mr. Broderick aud Calhoun
Benham aud Thomas Hayes as seconds
for Judge Terry
On descending from their carriages the
parties seemed to be in the best of spirits.
neither appearing at all anxious or uery.
Gus as to the result About half an hour
was occupied in arrangements ten PAGES
were marked off and tested by the Sc :onds:
aud the principals placed in their relative
positions. Their seconds had already di.
vested them Of their outside coats, white
collars aud other articles which n ieht
present prominent targets upon which to |
axe ann. The two principals were di.
'oeted OF their neck.sies and the coin il |
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inform NE ia your letter that 1.-THE object
"of the meeting 10 to call together
"and reorganise the scattered trfe-
"ments Of once glorious party, bellev-
"ing Is you do, that il Is strong enough -
effect some good purpose in the com
ing elections" Yea, surely, you are
right! 1t is strong enough to do much
good, If the attempt be made, mot IN pas
sion and violence, not in urging extreme
opinions, offensive to others, and useless
to our cause, but in = spirit OF concilia.
tion and peace ,arrd with the prudence and
moderation which marked the character
Of Wings in the days Of their glory
But it is not strong enough to act sepa-
rstely and alone. To accomplish any
real good for the country and for the cause
Of truth and freedom, it must cooperate
with the other elements Of opposition to
an administration and party which have
divided the nation in sectional fractions,
and have destroyed the peace aud conf
dence Of the country, and have endan-
gered its integrity Such cooperation
demands no sarifce Of Wing principle
NOT title On the contrary, it re-
qui,es the exercise of the best attributes
Of genuine Whig-thc patriotism which
would lead US willingly to sacra6ce our
personal prejudices and prepossessions
(if We have any for the public good-the
courage whicF would enable US, when
fully Convinced Of the right, to maintain
it against all odds-and the moderation
and forbearance which Giving and letting
| livc) freely tolerate minor difference OF
opinion among brethren co-acting in the
same cause.
This is all that is required for the &C.
complishment Of the good yeu indicate
ana just this much, think, our country
requires of us. Already tho Wings ia
several other Statts-Maryland, Virgin
ia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee
and perhaps Louisiana and Texas, | might
add, have begun their organization. II
some Of those States they call themselves
Wings, in others, the Opposition. NJ
matter which name is used. The fac
will speak for itself, and united opposition
will insure success.
Daring this year have had occasion
to write so many letters in answer 4
calls like yours, that l am unwilling Il
trouble you with any detailed statemen
Of my views upon the various topics which
your letter necessarily suggests My let
ter to the New York Wing Committee
last Spring, and my answer to the Com
mittee of the Opposition Jubilee, latel,
held at Memphis, Tenn, have been cx
tensive'y published, and probably hav
fallen under your observation To then
| refer you US true expression of m
opinions, as far as they 20.
Thanking you for the Invitation, an
still more heartily for the respectful cour,
esy of its terms, remain, with all re
spect,
Your obliged friend and fellow citizen.
EDW. BATES.
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In Muscatine county it is reported th al
the Republicans have carried the county
on the State ticket and the Democrats
have the county officers.
Washington county has gone Repub.
lioan BY about 300.
In Louisa county the Republicans won
everything but County Judge, which wa.
doubtful.
SCOTT county has gone Republican by
from lis to 600 majority. Thorington
il elected Sheriff
JOHNSON CoUsTY.-Reports brought
from johnson county state that the Re-
publican State ticket is nearly 100 ahead
there, ind shout so split tickets vet to
be counted, which will not vary the re.
suit much. Rusch leads the ticket. Two
Republican Representatives elected, "a
Eain) and Senator probably, and Rcpub,
lican Sheriff and Treasurer Democrats
elected Judge and Superintendent This
! good gain for johnson
CLINTON COUNTY .-Camancbe Town.
ship. The majority for the State ticket,
about 83. Ellis aud Parke's (Rep.
mejority for Legislature, III aud III
Tis lnajority for other Republican canai. |
dates not quite 30 large.
Lyons Township-Kirkwood, 230; !
nsdxs. 247 |; Rseh 230; Babbitt, 242.-
,sblioAn tiskst supposed to have car
= Clinton county by about 200 ma
4 navrspore Gazette.
'snry, Jefferson, Wapello. i