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BouSry LAND AND PENSIONS. Claims for bountv
lands and pensions will be made procured with dispatch
by Mr.. John Purcell II Exchange Alley upstairs TO whose
advertisement all interested are referred.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sE,osn DISTRICT couRrl SUCCESSION OF DAVID
of New Orleans, kEAkNS-No. l59W-
WHEREAS Joseph w. kearns has petit
w Toned the court for Letters OF thatosl on the estate OF
the late David kcarr- deceased interstate
Notice, hereby given MI whom may to show
days wing the prayer Of the said petitioner
shunl be granted.
BY order OF tile Court.
j. l.. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GPALDING Il ROGERS NIL
. MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEAYER.
German Dramatic Company.
WILLIAM BoETTNE MAN AGER
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
MONDAY November I, lS59-EpMuND kEAN; or, The
Life of an Actor-l'y Alexander Dumas
TUESDAY, November S-U NDER TIE EAkIil; or, work
ing Brings Happiness. First time in this city,
WEDNESDAY,, November 9-WII.I.IAM TEl1--by schil-
ler
THURSDAY, November lode kARIiS SCHOLARS or,
The Youthful Days of Schiller.
Go Admission 80 cents Colored Gallery % cents -
HO Doors at half past orockCurtain rises at half
past o'clock.
Hd-l'erfonnance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATuR-
DAY NOON. nj
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sTEwART's COOKING SroyE,-All sizes of this
cerbased patent which much cooking with so little
smreon Of fuel are for sale by Bowles Juson IL
Camp street. whose advertisement see
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COMPTROLLERS OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans. July I, 1855
mo. 2l29.]
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be and
N he hereby authorized and required to giye notice BY
with the ninth ordinance No l42 approved March
1851 The Council will bill against the city unless
contracted under authority order the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance referred TO. I
ISjgnedl f. T.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855.
lSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention officers the city and of the public is
" DUPLESSIS,
lyle If COMPTROLLER City Of New Orleans.
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DESIRABLE oNE-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELL
ing House, suitable for a small family.
BY J. B. WALTON,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 Bank F1nce
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, Mt lie o'clock
i VI. Charles Exchange without will be
sold
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District, in the square
bounded Apollo Bacchu Philip and First Streets
ing First by depth of 10 feet inches
and lines upon which substantial aud attic frame
Dwelling and ont buildings, complete and in good repair
HSy~TEHMS-The the OF three
notes payable 5s January sO July , IS January,
1861 each S, with interest from date 10 maturity at per
and cent interest after maturity
n pai-So in cash and the balance in The note OF the pur
chaser payable year the of sale and bnang
and until final payment, and
per after maturity if not punctuail
paid.
The buildings be insured against the risk OF fire by the pur
chaser the policy Of insurance transferred to the vendor
before W. j. Caste Notary Public at the
af ne ,,,,rrhnser u3
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ii NAasfrrCEkT SToCK OF DRY GooDs.-We so
ene ne eck Benhuysen, Lewis Co.. lls Canal street.
Whose spanous store attic to lower floor Is canmed with
eyesy description Of ssplc fancy dry goods from the small
81 hem II soFpg demand the coest silk robes or the
nness lots Of housekeeping and plantation
goods shopping emporium Of established notoriety the ex
ensee md szAbihment Of Messrs. Benhuysen, Lewis
Co pa tle depot q wholesale trade, where commission
and MI their bills and planters purchase the
lars W the Of large plantations We
~, attention 81 all readers advertisement Of the house
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FANCY G0oDs. Tors AND So Form. The " and
forth n ~ caption pretty nearly everything, and is
expression which hiss most happy application
hs stock n goods advertised in another column by b. Pit
The dsaler ~ Canal street They ask particu
- attention 70 heir styles Of dress trimmings cldens
carriages games, toys gloves ribbons, genuine meerscaum
pp and cgArholde and refer to their advertisement
They have snsacked Europe and America collect their great
stors u everything imaginable. s
"A GREAT CE0THING SToRE.-We direct the at
enon Al ssds Of the masculine persuasion to several
advertisements Of Messrs l. W. Lyons Co.. IS q and 30 ST.
Charles three numbers which are designated by the
great Southern Cothng Establishment where collected
Of the heaviest stock Of goods in this department Of trade
within -four walls II Is Wholesale and retail house. md
any value large small Of any article clothing or fur
nshing goods merchandise be purchased terms the most
reasonable for the sales Of the regularly heavy
that csn afford to lot til goods small cost
II person the latest styles of clothing
for himself for boys he certainly supply himself in
isfacory manner Of the Southern Clothing Establishment
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DISTRICT corRr 7sgGGESs1oM OF THE LATE Ep-
of New Orleans 1870.

WARD o'SHAUGNEsSf - NO.
PY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an or
ID Of sale rendered October H. s9 and To directed ~
Honorable the Second District Court ., New Orleans in the
entitled will proceed to sell at public hclio at
The City Hotel Common between Camp and Magazine
streets TUESDAY the 10Th day of November, 1852 At IL
O'Clock Nj go,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings -,
thereon situated IN the First District OF J
This city in the bounded BY travcr Psrdio How -
ard and Frert designated by the No J. plan Drawn
ty a. A. I.dn Architect 18th November 1857 depos-
tied in ihe office Of Satnes Graham Notary Public,
said lot ouing the of Pediho and Howard stree
surfing inches and lines front on fedido
street by depth aud front Howard street. between
parallel lines. =,
TERMS AND C0NDITIONS-Tle said property TO he sold
subject 10 certain lease thereof ending the Dist day Of May
1861 per payable monthly or forty dolIars eaeh
collect the rent from and after the
day the ujlicuon the payment Of sail mort
debt, certain notes for 800 ehch executed py
Che his order and by him endorsed IN haik,
dWeh October 18Th, ls5 and payable in twey and eighteeh
MONTHS per Interest from date iii maturity
and thereafter interest which ai notes NIL the
interest dollars. has been paid he 18Th ap
last balance of the price Of dndcation phyab one
and nlf IN to his own order secured by
special mortgage the property and payable one year after
nate thereof. , r ,,,,,r,
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HARDwAM AND AGRICULTURAL IxPLEMENTs.--
These goods offered !. low prices BY Messrs yose West
As and ~ NAaue street. planters interior dealers
w md Il sts all that they require in the Of
and chains sloyes spades and pig
lead plowA hoes and agricultural machinery of all kinds See
advertisements
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j. l.. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.

nrsxsSE coga r. n,s1er srffEEASY2sN Ss bAHlp
A TTENDU que Joseph W. kcarns pre-
n PETITION Ia Eot fec olenr les lttfe de
turacr il David kearus ieceit inieSat
par lie dnnnt tol,s celia ren con
ccrncr duypr dour dix jpirs, les raisons les:
queles il uerait pas tait lrot la dite petition
Par oghrt de IN Cour. =.
Ill i L.. In Il N-
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DRY GOODS AND STORE FIXTURES
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auconeer-Otfice, 81 Chartres st.
TUESDAY, sth inst, at O'Clock p. NJ,
l. of and Frenehmen streets, will be
sold
The said Store consisting of large lot of Dry
Goods, etc.
The Store Fixtures of said premises
HJ@TERNS-C;sh OF, the spot. nj
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l. J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,

.H~ ODD FELLOW s. lii
~ Prof J. VEGAS most respectfully announce to his
the public in general that his Dancing Acad
emy will obi FELLOWS HALL. on
the 10Th Of October, when he with the
liberal patronage before. 80 .
The fashionable Quarie DIES DANES lately danced in the
hEheS, Paris and London and newly introduced in
New York Philadelphia, by Profs J. Martin anh A. nod
and graceful qiadrile De La Cour will be
introduced this
Days Of tuition tilen-Tueslays Thursdays and Sanr
days, from to Is O'Clock T. NJ. ~
until II 0 clock NJ.
tientemens Cas-Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays from
until 10 o'clock, +. NJ.
Praccng Parties Ladies' and Gentlemen every Wednes
day. -.
before-oncc every month.
py For terms apply Prof. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hall.
IN
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CLERK WAsrEp See advertisement Of clerk
wanted ii fancy grocery stors.
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Bier " Co,
BY j. B. WALTON,
Auctioncer-0tice 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, December 3, 1859, nj IL o'clock
y Charles Exchange, by virtue ami in
Honorable the Fourth District Court of New
Orleans 9Th October 1859 for of the creditors of
Chas. C. c. Bier Co. will be sold public
ton without :
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the of osyka. State of
Mississippi situated Liberty street between First and Second
Streets square New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad measuring each 80 feet front b. D feet in
depth.
Act Of sale before b. j. Ricardo Notary Public the expense
of The purchaser,
yENTE POSITIVE EFT SANS RESERVE DE TERRAINS
la Vile de Osykn Miss.Succeson de g. C. Bier ct c.
G. Bier 4 Co.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encantcur-l,ureau, 10 Bank Place
CAMEDI. lie 3 de decembre 1859, IA midi, Il
y Exchange Charles, conforms orde
Honorable Quatrine Cour de District de la NouveeOrlt
ans date q doctobre 1859 pour compte de cnncicrs de
riscrve-
DEUX TERRAINS la villa de OSyka, Fiat du Missis
sippi bcrtl, les Premiere ct Ienx-
i,n,e de fer de In Nouselc Orleans Jackson
Northern chacun ~ pedS de face STIR 20
pe,s de protonlcrr.
pB- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,
rails Il q racou;rcur n3
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sHERIFF's SALES.

sroosp DISTRICT counT rLAssANss al vs. A
% I; WI VfR sEs;pi of and in onsdisnss q
sale rendered ns court Of S" New oeans in
Se ABOVE entitled cause viii sell At public ngcGn
e ss o ~ VIII i' the o f% day
St for The term Of w. ysa5s .d iron
LIST Of November s and expiring !" s on N s ss Si IL
TERMs-Te purchaser the payment Of al She ne
the of the same to The o. on @ po
ns7ltl III Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
sxra counr} PIERRE r9uTz v H X
RE l. writ # I; 5a, a. ssl L.
New Orleans tho entitled will proceed to sci,
& RG' ind r@ M"sns os on nsf
on he laak bsya" 5ssa Sssas iSs
inches "n 1 iii h" %Gs; sy port Ss
right angles i feet inches snd has second depth oil 2a ee
together T viii ali buildings and Improvements thereon
eons 1T oos o sd g b% s nr"psry Of Mrs.
other " TINT of Arthur Blanc and in the rear by that OF
sgixe,l in the above suit.
TERNS-Cash on the spot. - n, ,,prpp
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
De PIERRE r2TTz y H VA
IN v Siis'if' a'%n writ &c saisis
" mi nlresa Ihonoahe sixieme Gou de ps'ic, de T.
MNEpI Is de ls midi IaisI Dc l. cI'. rue
de Ia Commune entire les rues du Camp des Ma' 'Aa
UNI cERrA1NE PORTION DE TEGRE sta,e est,s
8 sd ass s ' se OBJ S pS Dc
"' Ep IA sas Il. Il aie s' a NJ
consistent dc,x yieiles const,ueton en- bo -. Dame
g Es t s a eS pr F sss
d dSf par esiIs Dc t,risioyai Noiisi ~ ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de ladIa4s u; .,,
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j. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.

NM VstV NM w. M Gu , ,iacti II an
why the presented by Francis PeitH.
Natural Tutor should be homoogaed and approved,
the distrihutt, in accordance Herewith.
nF,t f,,,r-
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AUCTION SALES.

A0 O -
BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
r. ARMrlEIp, Auetioneer.
Store IS st. Charles street.
THIS EVENING, and every weekday eve
ming during season. at early gasght will be
sold
general assortment Miscellaneous Books of choice stand
ard the various departments Of Science the Fine and
Useful Arts History Biography Travels Voyages etc. ETC.
oil tt
CREDIT sAIE-lso LOTS OF WINTER CLOTHING AND
White Shirts, Drilling Drawers, ETC.
BY BLACHE 81 BEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms. No II Chastres street
MoNDAXS the ls,; nth INST At 10 oclos st Al
100 lots of Fine Clothing
Also
100 dozen American White Shirts.
-AlSo-
100 dozen White Drilling Drawers.
ng-TERMS-At sale. nd
CREDIT SALE-LADIES, FRENCH CLoAKs, FOREIGN
and Domestic Dry Goods etc.
w BY f. ROGER s. CO.,
Auction Room, No . Old Ievce street.
TUESDAY, sth inst, At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
their auction room, No Is Old Levce street, will be
GOO Ladies' French Cloaks-ver elegant style article
$50 pieces rich Muslin de lane.
100 OIL English Meiinn.
~ bales Al Appleton Sheeiings.
10 Otis DENNIS. ='.-@-
~ =. Hamilton Canton Flannel.
=. Blue Camlet Jeans. 4- u"..
~ -. Bleached tot.ons
10 :. best styles Prints.
And
80 lois of assorted seasonable Dry Goods
HS~TERMS-0ver $500 ninety days credit
Goods will be ready for the inspection of buyers early on the
morning IF sale NJ
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BOWER deceased wife of Francis
of New Orleans. Peim-No n727.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
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PATENTS RIGHTS FOR JEFFREY'S CEIEBR ATED
pumps-East Paseagoul" Hotel stockopen Accounts Bill
Receivable etc for Of the creditors Chns O. Bier
aud the creditors Of c. c. Bier Co., Mt auction.
BY j. B. WALTON,
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WIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-LE TABLEAU
n pour Ia Vile de Jefferson, pour fannce 1852
expose bureau du rtsoc dmenrera ainsi
expose pendant ous sujet leXaen correction dies
Itrsonnes inteieSsucs. -.-.
P. DUyERNEY.
T. j. IECORGSE,
nj NJ. LETIiIEQUE.
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BY J, B. WALTON,

POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF LOTS IN THE
Of Osyka, MissSnccession of {. g. Bier and O. C.
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yENTE POSITIVE EFT SANS RESERVE DE TERRAINS
la Vile de Osykn Aiss.-Successon de C. c. Bier ct c.
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SIJNER-PI.ATED WARE - IMPORTANT CATALOGUE
Trade Sale of Rich Silver Plated Ware.
BY j. T., CARMAN,


H.,
i NJ. by catalogue will be sold
large extensive Of fine SirerPlaea Wne
to the trade The goods from the celebrated mandatory
Mercer Warnc Philadelphia and will be the largest
sale the South They will be from the panes
the richly chased and warranted equal any imported
into this city.
-Due will he given of the place of sale and when
catalogues will be ready for distribution. NJ
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billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ID and for sale the mannfaetory of Mess NJ BkuNs
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard lanies
Hrunsu Patent Cuhions Cloths Balls Cues and all
other trimmings belonging to this line =,
1'iA''N~-s ' A. W. MERRIAM,
ALI ly St Charles bilnara hoen n -.
CHEAIS FTTlII-WEITE THE PRESENT building is
going forward at the Station the price Of COKE will be
continued at the very price of GENTS per
barrel. j..
pleasant fuel for house use and superior to
either wood coal for cooking. :, ,-...,
- N o. j. fISDAIE, Treasurer.
Nav Orleans Gas Light Company, 10, 1854 oil tt
PORTER AND ALIEN casks Narzettis landins eS
i ship Ina Russell, for sale by $. WOLFF,
slQ corner Grayier and New Levee SIS,
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VTNHU RSDA1, NOvtniDcT IsoC,
mccng Il O'Clock precisely at public auction at the
City Hoe Common street between Camp and Magazine
Streets will be sold .
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE CHOICE NEGROES,
single and in families chasing strictly No Mostly all young
and very ikeyaspted the culture Of either Sugar Cotton
Catalogues giving full descriptions of the be had at
the office of the Auc;oneer.
BTERMs-Go u months credit for approved city accept
bearing per cent interest or if the purchaser prefers
Cash
Act Of sale before F. Barnett Notary Public AT the expense
IL, ,,,,rnl,sars Oh
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j. l.. KELLY, Dtpu,a Grefiier.
~ " j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.


NOTICE TO TAX PA Y ERS-TIIEA ASSESSMENT
IN rolls of city of Jefferson for the 1852 de-
posted the Office Of the Treasurer, and will remain SO deIos
tied during twenty days subject examination and correction
o persons Interested therein
2. DUvERNEY,
7. j. IECORGNE,
NJ LETHIEQUE.
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The issue in the next State Elec-
ton.

Is a few short months, the people Of the
state will be called upon at the polls, to
decide which Of the two political parties is
t. administer the affairs Of the State, for
the next two years, and it will be well for
those who exercise the right Of suffrage, to
canvass carefully the relative merits of
those parties, and their respective candi-
dates, ere they bes.ow their confidence up
Oh any.
The history Of the Democratic party, is
Tie history 9th first eight years of our
State Government; period Of uninter
ruptcd prosperity in the political affairs of
tie State. Tie various Departments Of
the Government being administered by
men Of practical ability and experience;
and the legislation Of tie State during that
same period, when the democratic par
y was in majority in tie Senate and
Assembly; who Of that character, lest cal
cnIated to develop the resources Of the
state, and to promote the happiness, and
permanent prosperity Of the people.
During that time, lurdensome State
taxes were unknown, for the expenses Of
our State Government were kept within
tie bounds ola Iigid, and practical ccono-
my.
Il i an undi>puted fact, that the consti-
tuition under which We live, is most liberal
III its provisions Extending, and protect
lng TIE rights Of suffrage; and it is equal
Is well known, that the convention which
passed that Constitution, was largely dem
ocra,ic, and consequently to that party,
arc the people indebted for much Of pro
c,ess and reform in our political institu-
tons
Tie Republican party is new party,
lat Eve years old; formed Of the odds and
ends Of all tie different political factions
Ina. have had existence in the country du-
ing the last twenty years, and led mostly
by disappointed members ofthe democrat
il party professional office seekers
whose sole motive Of action is, to secure
Office for themselves, and to ayenge them
selves on that party-the democratic
who having better men in her ranks upon
whom to bcstow honors, neglected the
claims Of tic pIace-seeking patriots, whose
motto is, or should be everything for the
spoil., nothing i.,r principles"
Ills 50 called Republican party, has
icen in Po"erinthe state three years, and
they base been three year. Of wasteful ex.
trayagance aud dishonesty in the admins
tration Of our State Government, OF bung-
ing Ridiculous, and unnecessary legisla-
ton, and consequent oppressive taxation,
which has made the state groan from one
caE = he otlor.
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Murder at the Mines.

The following is from a Pixies Peak
correspondent Of the Council Bluffs Bugle:
AURORA, X. T., June so, 1859.
Our community here are all in excite
ment. Tie Utah Indians have common
ced to murder the miners, and am very
sorry to inform YOU Col. Babbit;) that
we have lost a good friend in the person
of ". b. Kennedy, Of Plattsmouth, n. T.,
and d. j. L. Shank, of Council Bluffs
The circumstances Of the murder are
about these: VIM Slaughter, w. b Ken
nedv and Dr. Shank left Gregory's Dig
gings on a prospecting tour last Sunday;
when about twenty miles above Gregory's
diggings, FIVE Utah Indians came 10 their
camp and appeared friendly, eating dinner
with them. and then left. Shortly after,
DR.. Shank went upon the mountain, and
Slaughter and Kennedy down a valley to
pect-They heard the report Of two
guns in the direction Shank had taken, and
surprising that he had fallen in with some
game and might need assistance, they start
ed in tat direction, when two more shots
were fired, and Kennedy fell shot through
Slaughter carried Kennedy to some rocks,
| laid him down and started up the noun
tain to see what had become Of Shank
as he was going up the mountain he saw
four Utahs scalping Shank. He then re-
turned to Kennedy; hearing the Indians
above him, he crept under some rocks, and
shortly after he heard another shot, which
he supposed was at Kennedy, as he was
not quite dead.
Slaughter stayed in the cave until night,
and after two days and nights wandering
amongst the mountains succeeded in get
ting into Gregory's diggings very much
fatigued.
Our citizens are now starting out pre-
! pared to take revenge.
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NJ A NIT 0 w 0 G !:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1859.


A Democratic State Convention will be held
in the ssembly Chamber, a. the City Of Madison
on Wednesday, the oath day Of August next, at
Z O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the several State Offices to be sup~
ported by tie Democratic party at the General
Election, to be held in November next, and to
elect delegates to the National Convention, to be
held in the City of Charlie ton, s G., in 1860, and
to transact such other business as may come be-
fore i. Each Assembly District will be en'i.!ed
to send two Delegates to said State Convention,
provided that when more than one county cons
stit1;es an Assembly District, each County shall
be entitled to one Delegate il lieu Of Assembly
District Delegates.
HORACE T. SANDERS,
CASSICS FAIRCHILD,
SATERLEE CLARK,
THEODORE CONKEY,
WILLIAM PITT DEWEY;
RICHARD p. EIGHME,
A. ?. BLAKESLEE,
c. ". FITCH.
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ADvERrIsING-It seems that the editor
of the Chiffon Times has been on a tour to
Shcboygan, and while there endeavored to
get the business men of that place to ad
vertise in his paper, but failing to do so,
he reads them lesson in his last paper,
telling them some wholesome truths in re-
gard to advertising, which is not only APP
plicable to Sheboygan, but to all places
where a good local paper is printed.
"Sheboygan with all her advantages has
one great fault, which we hope to see re-
moved before long, and that is, her citi
zeas don't half support their home papers.
We suppose they think they save few
dollars every year by following this course.
For every one they save, they probably
lose a hundred 1t is well known fact
that a place is known by her press, and
the first thing a stranger will look at are
the ADVERT, ements in order TO know what
kinds of business is done there. Let any
person who is not acquainted with She
boygan pick up one Of the papers pub
lished there and judge the place from that,
they would exclaim, ''Pooh, its a little
miserable place, don't amount to much,
you can see there's no business Of any ac-
count advertised"
We do not 90 in for advertising indis
crimnately, but we do say, that if the PEG
pie of Sheboygan want their town to be
anything, they must adopt a different
course from the one they are now pursu
ing. Every business and professional
man can afford to advertise, and if they
want to build up their town, and do more
business than they do at present. they Will
do 500