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ETE would respectfully inform lady friends and country
w merchants, that have received our impoaons Of
rich Millinery Goods, and fine assortment OF every style OF col
oed Straw Chene English Straw Bonnets, ColOrd Flats Misses
Equestrian Hats sc Likewise magnificent stock OF Paris Head
Dresses ornamental Head Ornaments and Hair Pins OF
own importation Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls and
Bonnets Pumes Of style, the latest style OF
and Sash Ribbons making stock much larger and bet
selected, than any opened.
dazzling rescerch and eautulever open
ed West and prices lower than sold at Nashville Us We
must positively close out.
Having purchased exclusively for cash this FALL will give
great bargains especially change business exclusively
Wholesale the LIST Of January and must and Will close out by
December So look out for bargains for cash, without
exception.
e respectfully solicit the country Merchants and Mnes to
Patron Bunnes and Millinery goods Our prices shall be as
low s 4 small bill Of Goods purchased at New York.
the Partisan Millinery Bazaar, 46 Union street next to
State Bank. Dec. Q, 1858 E: WISE, Agent,
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7. J Parker, editor of the Southern Standard has
been elected Mayor of Trenton
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q. R. GLASCOCK.

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oGerh
servses to the public, gent for the
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, species
property either in town country. Being determined
time the above and having had considerable
experience haer myself that give satisfaction those
who may favor in that line always be found the
Counting Room Of the PatOt Oce where, my absence,
deFs may be left. Hlar4-tE.
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IAMEs, NEURALGIA FLUID,

IS invaluable external applicant for Rheumatism Neu
ralga, Sprain Bruises, Head ache 80. 1t falls It
was preparedby Mr. Chattanooga have
ef-What have is warranted be genuine. Per
Bottle One Dollar.
Bed Bug Bane-sDrives from old Houses and old Bed
steads Bugs and Feas. Only 25 cents per bottle
The GrRfenburg COnsunIPtiVe'S Balm is
recommended the attention Of all having affections Of Tn
Lungs Colds, light When all Pectora
failed this with certainty be relied In
early stages Consumption certain In the last stages
very certain relief
All those lungs should test virtues. which
are wonderfully ecacous in disorders be thed with
Many citizens Of Nashville stesl its curativeposers.
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
dec25-h Il College street.
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A. q J. j. Gu IL M.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Living IOn1 4 enmes seoS
VETL practice the Circuit and Chaneery Courts Of ev
wv ton, jackson, Putnam and White Counties The
collection Of debts business entrusted them, viii
ceve prompt attention. decj-dtE& W2m
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NUMBER 291
DISSOLUTION.

YaJHE eopsrtnershiP exisar between he sfi-
bers, un1er the style and firm o. Garner shsppari & CT
is this day solved b mutual eonssat, B. a. = E. 9,
Gardner having purchased the interest 2. sheuer We
sillFas frsaz The business viii sssls ~ he ~
naming narfners. r H. GARDNER,
E.S.GARDNER
H.. @. GARDNER,
A. SHEPHERD.
Nashville. Jaa l, 1850. 80 = 81. Il
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AddifiOmal SuPplies.
Ladies' Congress Kid Heeiel Kossuth Boots;
do Butt0ned DO do Boots;
do White satin Slippers;
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters;
Misses Kid IIeeiel Welt Boots;
do Goat do do do &C, &c
Just received at q College street.
deco JOHN RANAgF
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Y5NE subscriber Oers FOR seventy acres ofaud on the
Middle kTanklin lurnpike f5ar mikes from Nashville. ad
joining the tract which ne resides lands Capt John
Jones' The land equal 20 the best With abanolss excel
lent never failing water, With he beautiful building ste
ia the country, and IN the Eaids nssr neshoroo in
America apnA NATHANIEL BAXTER
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Fine Country Residence for sale.
APING determined carry Negroes to the South, So
III 1 will sell about Three Four Hum ssta
dred Acres OF Land, being part Of the tract up S9
which reside, situAel good Turnpike Road, -
about thirteen miles from Nashville, in Of the best nehbor
hoOdsin Williamson county Soil equal to any the State For
particulars apply to the premises to A " s. Lindsey
in Nashville
sep9-dn P. A.PERKINs.
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gasbbilIs aIaian anS anlsrltan.

Daily S $500 .; wssaly .
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LADIES FINE SHOES.


/ Additional Supplies.
| Ladies' Congress Kid HeeieI Kossuth Boots;
do Buttoned DO 10 Bootss
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters;
Misses Kid Heeei Welt Boots;
deco JOHN RAMAeE.
COBTPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
nashville, TESS., Dec. %, 1853
FINDER provisions % act Of 4th Feiruary is56
ehiP 0 ana oF seg qeR me suleI q free saR5ng
street, York city, the 81 Of Fsbsua @ and from day
to day until they all disposed Of the following Bonds
se by the State Of Tennessee belonging to the following Free
Banks in liquidation, wit
q Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad BOns fer SIG EACH
belonging to the Bank OF Claibe--c.
a East Tennessee Virginia Railroad Bonds for 900 EACH
Il East Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad Bonds 900 eae
belonging to the Bank of Trenton.
"a Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds Memphis
City Bonds all for 81 EACH belonging the Bank Of Taze
well JAMES ]. DUNLLP,
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days and send bill to
Comptroller.
NOR RENT Oh SALE.--I will rent my residence,
osenylck IN the suburbs, north west Of the city, to good
tenant for 1850 will sell it, with the lot containing five and
half acres The house contains eight ten There
a brick stable and carriage house. M, ,.,,,nor
decI No. 8, Cherry street.
GLOVER SEED. --Fifteen bbs Pennsylvania Glove
Seed, just received andfo sale BY -
{ Tobacco. for sale ery low TERRAss 9RoTHERs
NTOIICE.--All persons having claims against Daniel
Johnston, who mentioned said deed hereby mott
fed to file the with early practicable and properly
jaDI-d3W J. NJ. REED. Trus;es
ANDREW j. SMITH,
NO. IS, BROADWAY, Nashville, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEL, wAGOH AxLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all other line business, which he offers
n wholesale and RETAIL lew for cash. at the above stand
teb6-ly
Negroes for Sale.
HAVE quite number Of Negroes hand for sale Amongst
them excellent Seamstresses and House Servants
several good Cooks, Washers, &C. Call soon.
sepI7ed WI. BOYD. in
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
sHA G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Tennessee: Ts
all who shall these presentsgetng Whereas it has
ed with having Of elnbzzlement,
fed from justice and is running at large.
Now, therefore, Iham G.. Harris Governor, Aforesaid By
virtue Of the and authority vested do hereby offer
reward Of $500 10 who apprehend
the said n. W. Burton, and deliver him to the Sheriff Jator
Of county Of Davidson, order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
testimony whereof have heeunto my hand and
T. caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at Nash
(A's.i vile, the 3lst day Of May, 1858.
- IsHAM G HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary OF State
unel9-6
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
TEAM AND GAS FIT Err 8,

ETE have hand and SALE Sheet Lead Lead Pipe Baths,
w Water Closets, Wash Stands, Lt and Force Pumps,
Rose yant, Block TIM Gas Fixtures Wrought Iron Pipes
ater and steam, from inch two inch Also,
Globe Valves Check Valves, Connecting Cocks Air Cocks and
Fittings ever description to suit the above etc. Parties in
country have pipes and scTeWedy sending draw
ings.
IL Agents for HarrisOns patent Coal and Wood Cooking
Rance declS-itWS rw-6m
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CtORN! CORN I!.-we want Immediately Fifty Thou.
sand Bushels Corn, delivered at Warehouse, few
Nashville Cumberland River. We will
pay the highest market price for same.
dec9-u II. s. FRENCH & SON.
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Removal and New Firm.
y. D. n. q. A.. @.
s. A. G.. NOEL q CO.,
(Suecessors to Noel & Col
WHOLE SALE CIR OCERS,
No. 4, Market Street,


HAVING associated with in bushes, Mr.. D. II. BAILEY
formerly Of the house Of Niohol, Green & Bey,) and
moved from the Of College and Church the ay
elegant and large budng will he prepared
friends and customers with pTOmptHe than heretofore Gu
stock Of Groceries and Bar Stores will all times
and will be sold The most salsaetar
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10 CLOSE.
TRARUE "a LUCUS.

On BARRELS old Lincoln Whisky, for sale under markG
ORR price to close Immediately. TRABUE 4 LUCCS.
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SACK SALT.
S00 BAGS Fine sack Salt viii cost rather
etOV than move Il. TERKASS Bros,
No Market street
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No. g, UNION STREET.
IIAGAN-S PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT..
Special Notice,
"MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, Ca

by the Hon. Edward Fyersst. SIS
The New YORK Ledger Of January h 1859. which vii a.
the 2 day Of December instant, VII contain ne arS4
Of the Papers" By the Hon. RdVard sre
win also contain the beginning Of story - Syvrnus
many other features Of surpassng sraetFsueal
year 1853 promises brilliant for his Great RsiY Pa
per- Those wishing regular supplies make the necessy
rangement with the lowest subscription prices. havs
made special engagements By which viii receive extra
ordinary early date
One ThOnsRnd Copies Weekly.
the 1850, this any
Newspaper Magazines Those who have sacra Eh
years win testify that the pss gt psrodol
regular ard promptly delivered HAGAN'5.
degG No 4, Uaion stress 80
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FRENCH WITT IRON IEARR,

durable copper much cheaper, and without its injurious
qualities OF this and popular have Saueepans from
half pint to three gallons milk boilers preserving hettl bake
pans gashbowls and pitchers umbers clippers,
and spice scorp bastng spoons and ladies' gons, and great
variety OF articles Of the mast durable quality.
Market Baskets Clothes BASKETS Rolling Pins Potato Washers
and every the comfort Of we'll regulated
house hold. MACKENZIE & MtNCBlH,
dee3I "a College gtreet.
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ENOR RENT large Room the Daily News Of
fee formerly occupied by Barnard Binery. This
is Sc by 40 t Is suitable for Job Printing Office, Book
Bnder any uechanic employment. power
can had from tie News Office Engine, in this
Enquire Of Mr. FISHER News Office, OF Y. LneSey
the subscriber. Iju6l JAMES W. HONTE.
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
neat frame dwelling, Eve rooms, kitchen, &C., and
90 of superior land, thris finely tmhee situated
about miles from the city, the Broad Street Pike The
desirable reiencean wishing pleas
home few drive from the city, will hnd 20 their
interest 70 call Immediately on }. l. * r. W. BROWN,
janij-lu 445i, Cherry street.
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y. n. CUR RY,

&Sss-T17-~T-17t5 q -
sttrs1r.
zsEEEatzR
FUNERAL UNDERTAkER.--I prepared to
furnish description from the fine Casket to the
painst Servants COn together with everything necessary for
Funerals All orders left WarerOOms, Deaderek street,
next door to the UpandUp Livery Stable between Cherry and
Summer will receive prompt attention both day and night
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made 10 order in the
best STYLE
july9 J. H. CURREY,
broadway House.
FENHE abeve House having been thoroughly n
Tehtted is open for the reception Of trsv fsYA
elers The proprietor hopes from his long
rence In the business and his determination to AAhsD
pains supplying his taDe with the best 1lkA2
the market affords, and 70 merit and receive -
share Of patronage
Day Boarders, 81 so
Week Boarders, 3 50
VIM. W. WINBOURN,
mar23 Proprietor.
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w. III. WEBR AGO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer
READT-MADE CLOTHING,
Nc. 81, Public Sauare

HAVING msde large additions stock, pre-
pared 20 oder full lines o. goods very reduced prices
Merchaat in want Of Clothing requested our
stock before buying, weOhr superior Inducements cash and
prompt time dealerso W. IL WEBB 4 co.
Octi3
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DRUSEHESA large stock IF Shoe, Paint, Varuish and
ID Artist Brushes, Just received and sOT saelow by
A. STRETCH
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ANDREW j. SMITH,
NO IS, BROADWAY, Nashville, TERHESSEB,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEI, wAsoH AxLEs, ELIPuc SPRINGS,
ND all other articles his line Of business which he offers
wholesale and retail, lew for cash, at the above stand
feb6-ly
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FATRRANKS, SCALE

EHOR SALEy--I will sell ny resdencs on Cherry stress
Adscs5it TON sMITa.
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VACCINE MATTER.
lust receveda good supply Of fresh and reliable Vaccine Mat
ID ter. A. STRETCH, Druggist.
eta Corner College and Union
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CAPITOL INVEST MENT.--We oGer for sale
very desirable lot for the erection Of house. Mar
adjoining saey % John MOrroa ksI
Also, 10 Of beautifully located the b a1d
pike, miles from the city The land mostly bercd
and has number % hsns haildng sites Also q
land with Brick Academy, q mikes from The city the Galr-
tin nike. Apply 10 j.. l.. 4 X. ". BROWN,
ian7-Im A : Cherry stTeet.
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YENE only one in Lincoln ount runni hree te
a week back, from Fayetteville Tuahoma; leaving
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday In return leave Fay
etteyiIe Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, connect the mall
Fayetteville the at TulahOma and for the eccomoa
lion of passengers. J. B. Smith, agent, 81 Tuliahoma Good
teams and careful drivers The fare through only dollars
iyi-wu JOHN H. TAYLOR
Sbls half and quarter taiS fresh
Y Cemeteries just received, and fer sale By
Deo CARTER, WILSF0RB & 90.
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Finy Negroes Wanted.

II WILL pay The very highest market price for likely Young
4 Negroes between The ages Of Is and y years.
WILL. L. BOYD, IN
Ma Cherrr sfrest. .
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s"TENHE OLD DOMINION .''-Just received fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot warranted to give salts
faci6a to those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
iy3l-d&wf J. ". WILSON, u College street
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WWTR are IN recepeof large fresh stock o. an zrt-
w ees usually Kept By Whoes GOoera, 20 Ehea ne
tsution Of the trade is directed
II To bash and punctual dealers oder Coos ne
Adorable and solicit examination Of stock
= Orders solicited and flied the mist liheai
jaa5-0 MizEbL, HOoPEB Aco. y.
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FULL Stock Of all sizes, in store and sor salst y
"A novs HARRIS, GORDON 4 c
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Z
III Building H0Rsons Addition only few hun
drs yards from The Square Also II a In Zoict
williams other Additions Alsn nagninceur hu
ding lot OF "a acres the Galan Pike opposite The reescs
Of Ex Gov Ne Brown Also, number q huilug
IL. < r. ". BROWN,
saue-2m Real Estate Agents, - x Cherry =.
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SUNDRIES.
LOCO bbs No Kanavha Salt 50 half bbls rebosd Melasss
500 Sacks and fne do IS Soda;
eco bags BIO Coffee, do Dutch Nader;
s9hds fair choice brn SUGAR, ceroons Caracas Indigo;
IS bbs K Powdered do 200 u G D full count gun Caps
30 do Crushed do 50 BIS Quart Flasks
SC do rebOiled aolasses; 30 do Pint do
10 chests Tea, assorted; 50 do 4 Pint do
In store and for sale at low figures b.
nOvt4 BEN. N. NOEL co,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-29
Rennhlicnn Know Nolhinrs.

The last amendment to the Massachusetts,
State Constitution, requiring a residence by
foreigners Of two years in the State, after
naturalization, before they are endowed with
the privilege of voting or taking part in
elections, was supported by almost the en-
tire Republican delegation to the Legislature
Their lead has been followed up in almost
every northern State in the Union In Ohio
half the Republican journals have already
come out 10 favor of such an amendment to
our Constitution, and it would not be at all
surprising if an attempt should be made to
carry measure Of the like character thro'
the very next Legislature. Atthe same time
that resolutions, such Rs were passed at ALI.
ance the other day, expressive of hope
that negroes will soon be allowed unlimited
privilege Of voting Mt our elections, are cor
daily received by one section of the party,
another section boldly declares that foreign.
ors should be debarred from the same prvi'
lege for seven, fifteen or twenty one years
after landing upon our shores. A number
Of the nominees upon the Republican tick,
ct in Montgomery county this fall belong to
the latter class The candidates for State
Senator and Prosecuting Attorney, and one
Of the candidates for the Legislature, are
proselytes to these doctrines, to say nothing
of the others. They were openly recognized
as Know Nothings during the ephemeral
existence of that party, were officers in the
order; and the candidate for Senator, ran
for the Office of City Solicitor on the Know
Nothing ticket, against a tried and efficient
Democrat. If an attempt is made to adopt
the Massachusetts, amendment into our State
Constitution, they viii, of course favor the
project. The Legislature may be so nearly
balanced that their influence and votes would
be sufficient to carry through any measure,
however odious. Beware of them, foreign
eigners; your interests could not be in worse
hands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-29

REMOVAL.

THE firm of Sprague & Co.
Cincinnati, have opened in their
now iron front Store, southeast
corner of Fourth and Vine sts.,
opposite Post Office.
They have a magnificent stock of
Goods for Men and Boys wear,
including all that appertains to a
gentleman's wardrobe, either ready
made or to order, for Men and
Boys.
Their stock Of Piece Goods, for
ordered work, is splendid. Their
goods are marked at Cash Prices,
and as low as Fine Goods can be
sold. We have a stock of Fine
Sole Leather Trunks, Rail Road
proof-best that can be made.
ALSO--New style Bags, Tor
Travelling purposes, Travelling Rugs,
Shawls, &c.
SPRAGUE g. CO.,
Southeast cor. 1th q vine sts.
septl6-d6wlm t ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-29
sub.Treasury VS.. irresponsible Banks

Are the banks safe institutions to deposit
the public funds in2 Mr.. Dennison says
they are, and bases his great hope of election
on his belief that the people of the State
are of the same opinion. Although over
half a million of money has been lost to the
State by this MEANS during the last ten
years, the cry sill is, continue the old sys
tenn. Notwithstanding that John G. Breslin
deposited nearly 100000 in the Mechanics
and Traders Bank and the City Bank of
Cincinnati, according to the advice of Gov.
Chase, and the whole amount was lost no
man in the State is louder than Chase in his
praises of the extraordinary safety and se-
curity of banks, as places of public deposit
lie is opposed to the Sub-Treasury system,
not on account Of inherent defects which it
may have, but because It originated with the
Democratic party Dennison opposes it be,
cause he is banker himself and representa-
tive of the banking interests. lie owes his
nomination to the influence Of the leeehes
upon the public Treasury, who were choked
of, when the old system was abandoned
and if he is elected it will be by their efforts
Their support of him is due to their own
self-interest,and their discrimination to again
have the doors of the Treasury opened for
their accommodation.
The only objection the Republican party
have offered to the Independent Treasury
Law is, that they claim it win compel the
people to pay their taxes in gold and silVer2
The fact is, that good paper money is just
as good and as acceptable in the payment of
taxes as the hard cash. Under the present
system of semi annual payment of taxes, the
money is received scarcely two weeks before
it ID paid out in New York, in liquidation of
the State debt, There is no reasonable OBJ
lection been made to the law as yet, not a
dollar has been lost under it, and It should
be given at least a fair trial before rot
ten system is substituted in its stead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-29

ALMOST AN AOCIDENT-HERoIo Acr OF A
RESIDENT OF OHIo.-As the Boston Express
train on Saturday, coming to New York.
was started from the depot, at Bridgeport,
Conn, child of Mrs. Martence, a little girl
eight years of age in attempting to pass
from one car to another, was thrown down
and fell upon the rail between the cars. The
accident was witnessed by Mr.. VIM. II
Clapp, resident Of Hiram, Ohio, who was
standing on the platform of the car at the
time, and who instantly, at the peril of his
life, sprang down between the cars and
graspe1 the child with one hand, while with
the other he clung to a car and ran with
the train until it could be stopped. The
child was uniniured except the bruises re.
ceiyed in falling, but would inevitably have
been killed except for the presence of mind
and activity of Mr.. Clapp. Mr. @ was Sc
verely bruised about his head Such acts
of heroism should not so unrecorded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-29
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Cuyahoga County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. Stafford, Of Ross County.
JuDeR or TIM sUFRBxE COURT,
HENRY @. WHITMAN, Of Fairaold Co
AUDITOR or STATE,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County
TREASURER OF prArR,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland Co
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB RElNHARD, Of Franklin County
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLlNSON, Of Washington &,
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Of Harrison Go