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Preamble and Resolutions adopted
by the Mississippi Convention, as
sembled Nov. 10th, 1851.

In our columns to-day, we have reproduced
the resolutions adopted by the people of Mis-
sissippi in Convention assembled, Novembel
10th 1851, as expressive of their deliberate
judgement on the great questions involved il
the sectional controversy between the slave
holding and non-slaveholding States of the
American Union"
1t will be seen that these resolutions
declare that the Compromise Measures of185C
though "not entirely approved by the people
of the State" would not authorize distur.
bance of the relations existing between the
! Eetieral Government and the State of Missis-
sppi; and that they enumerate such viola
tons Of the rights of the people of the State
"as would amount to intolerable oppression
and would justify resort to measures Of
resistance"-or in other words, to dissolu-
ton of the Union.
By reference to the last, it will be seen that
! they embrace schemes to which both of the
candidates on the Opposition ticket, Messrs.
Bell and Everett, are clearly committed.
Mr.. Bell holds that Congress has power to
abolish slavery in the District of Columbia,
and that under certain contingencies it ought
to be exercised; and his associate, Mr.. Ever
EFT, is not only in favor of that measure, but
the prohibition of the slave trade between the
States; the application of the Wilmot
Proviso to the common Territories and the
refusal to admit new slave States into the
Union. (See his letter of 1889; and his let
ter of 1858 announcing that he "approved
the main line of argument" employed by
Sumner in the infamous speech which pro-
voked the chastisement inflicted upon him by
Preston S. Brooks)
These resolutions were passed by the
representatives Of the Union party in 1851,
who are now prominent in the Beleverite
movement of the present day.
Prominent among those who voted for
them, are:
William L. Sharkey, of Kinds;
]. w. C. Watson (Bell Elector for the
State at Large;) A. R. Johnston, (do.)
Sylvanus Evans (Elector for 4th District;)
W. A. Lake, of Warren;
Patrick Henry, of Rankin.
We ask these gentlemen in all sincerity,
how they can reconcile their passage of these
resolutions with the support they are now
giving to Messrs. Bell and Everett /? Have
they changed front? Or are they trying to
force an issue between the Federal Govern
ment and the people of Mississippi by elect
ing candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency committed to the adoption of
measures which they have said must inevitably
lead to such result /?
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or The Alabama and Mississippi Railroad
commences at Selma, on the Alabama river.
and is completed and in operation as far as
UniontoWn. It Is to meet the Southern road
at Meridian, and thusconnect the two roads
by road from Vicksburg to selma crossing
the New Orleans road u jackson. Ameeting
of the Board Of Directors has decided on the
route between Uniontown and Meridian. By
the way Of Demopolis, Marengo county. Ala.
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COMMlssToNER,s SALE.

TN pursuanee 70 adseree in the Chancery Court
Il Of Kinds Ccanty, Mississippi for District No.
/, dated on the 9Th June, lS6 wherein u. 3.
Burns, ct Il are eonplainants, and A. 3. Dinkins,
Guardian, ct ais are defendants, In which the un-
dersigned Eas appointed Commissioner. shall
offer at public sale on the premises iH the City Of
jackson, on Monday, the nrst day Of October next,
the property known Is the Mansion House premises
lying in Jackson, and being the whole Of lot num-
Der one, aud = feet of Of the west end of lot num-
Der eight, all in fractional square number two
south; and At the same time and place, shall offer
at public sals forty acres Of land lying in Rankin
County, Mississippi, the city Of jackson, and
known as the sonsh-Mest quarter Of the north
east quarter, Of section fourteen, township Eve.
? range ons, ssst, {an which there b dmsiling
house, t0getker with al and singuier tbs appgr-
tenanees belonging 10 the said two lots Of land.
TIE said property VII be sold separately and
one baif the purchase money payable in three,
and the ether half n six months from the day Of
sale. The purchaser Or purohassrs giving ap-
proved notes to be surrendered, mp Nth the Little
deeds on the payment thereof. -
The title Is believed % be good, but shall only
convey such title - Is vested IN me by the said
decree. ". +. ELLIOTT,
July IL '6o-wts. Commissioner.
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aood Nsws from the Canvas.

We publish elsewhere o communication in
,aeard 10 the speaking at Richmond. by
Wsssrs shaw and Harrison. The writer
sreals si., ii high terms Of the zeal and ability
Ian, IA, which the Democratic Elsctor, DR.. r.
Harr;son, Is conducting the campaign, and
,,s,,resents il IS rather one-sided business
inst as, from all the signs Of the times, it viii
n 81 the ballot box next November. We pre-
Sirt the Doctor viii bear the Democrats ban
ner 70 glorious victory in this District--
Sunny South.
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STATE OF nIIssIssIPPI,


In Ghaseery Court Of said County to September
term, 4. ID. 1860.
John N. Sumner, complainant,
rs.
Martin Gordon and his heirs, and all
persons interested, defendants.
To Martin Gordon and his unknown heirs, and
to all persons iatsfested in the following lands,
lying and being in said State and County, 70 wit
The east half Of northwest quarter and east
half Of southwest quarter, and northwest quarter
Of southeast quarter section II, township l. range
Z, east containing in all about 200 acres You are
hereby notified that said complainant hath filed
his bill in the Ghancsry Court Of said county, 10
confirm his tax title to said land, acquired BY vr
tue Of . tax sale Of said land, made BY the Tax
Collector Of said county, the 9th day of April,
A. q. 1855, and unless you appear and plead
answer or demur to compliments said bill, on or
before the third Monday in September next, the
same and all the sllegatons therein contained viii
be taken for confessed, and deeres entered mp
according to the prayer thereof and the act Of the
Legfslatare, approved the 10th Of February, 1860.
A. aANGUM, JR., Clerk.
W. b. HARDY, Solicitor. July2+Sed
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John Bell and the Record.

In Senate August 2sth, 1850, pending the
bill to abolish the slave trade in the District
of Columbia, and by which any slave what
ever brought into the District for sale, or
placed there to be transferred to any other
place and sold, scas to become liberated and
free, Mr.. Atchinson, of No., as he stated at
the time, by scay Of a test vote in relation to
the bill, moved to lay it on the table and thus
kill it. And JOHN BELL voted NO =
Gong. Globe, 1sk session, "a Cong. p. 1880.
Subsequently, Sept. 10th, 1850, pending
the same bill, which was kept alive in part by
John Bells vote of August 2Sth, Mr.. Mason
Of. Va, moved to strike out the first two sec
tons of the bill and said "The first of these
sections prohibits the introduction of any
slave into the District of Columbia for the
purpose of being sold, or placed in depot to
be subsequently transported to another mar
ket." sN
Remember Mr.. Mason moved to strike this
section from the bill, and JOHN BELL voted
NO, with Chase and Seward.-Cong, Globe
1st. Sess., 81 Cong. 1794.
Mr.. Mason continued
1.-THE second section provides for the ABo-
LITIoN Of the depots themselves in which
the slaves are confined in the District OF
Columbia Mr.. Mason moved to strike. this
section out Of the bill and JOHN BELL yo-
ted NO, with Chase and Seward.-Cong.
Globe, 1st. Sess. 31st Gong. p. 1874.
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DY virtue Of deed Of trust made and execu-
ID ted to me on the Esd day Of December, A. D.
1853, by W. T. Holland and 3. Holland, his wife,
to secure John Il. Hall, Agent and Attorney for
Mrs. Margaret 4. Rsnfroe, the sum OF money
therein named and interest thereon, which deed is
recorded in the Probate Court Of Kinds county, in
Record Book Of Deeds Number y, pages 67S and
679-I will, on Saturday the 29th day Of Septem-
ber 1860, sell to the highest bidder for cash, .;
public outcry, At the front door Of the Capitol in
the city Of jackson,
A Negro Man named Anthony,
Of black complexion, now aged about % years
TO pay the balance due under said deed Of trust TO
Margarst A Renfroe. The title Is believed to be
good and indisputable, but shall convey no other
than that vested In me by the said deed of trust.
JOHN a. y0IGT, Trustee.
August l. Ie60-v6v
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S1GNs RIaHT.-An influential Democrat in
one of our Southern counties, writes: We
will roll up the largest majority in this county
for Breckenridge and Lane, that we have ever
given. The Douglas men are SO scarce as to
make it impossible to find them. Many old
line Wings are going to vote with US this
time.o
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It is proper TO mention that Judge Evans
is now absent from the State; but the fore
going list has been approved in behalf of the
Bell and Everett party by Mr.. George L. Pot
ter, Chairman of Executive Committee. &C.,
who says that if Judge E. does not return in
time to meet the engagements, his place will
be supplied.
Our exchanges in the District are requested
to publish the above list
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rs reoeiving daily the celebrated STEWART
u STOVES, with most all other patterns Of cook
ing arrangonents. Those thstwanta Cook-Stoye
viii do we'll 10 call and examine ny stock ana
uriess befors purchasing elsewhere. Castings Of
svery description IN store, Of the best make, 81
wholesale. Japanned, Wood and Iron Hare-a
good assortment. Tin, Copper and Iron work done
st short notice, and on reasonable tsrms. run
Cans Of different make, ..v,,~v ~
State Street. opposite Capitol.
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DELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,

DELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.
AUDIT0R's OFFICE,
Jeckson, Miss, July ilth, 1860. (
TUE following described lands in the county Of
Hancock, delinquent for non payment of taxes
of 1856, will be subject to entry or purchase at
this Office, after sixty days rom the date hereof, by
any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands delinquent, and all costs
to the State, with damages and subsequent taxes
accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi chap. J.,
sec. ., arts. IS and 46, page 81.
Lot in Shieldsboro, assessed to F. 4. Nstto.
Lot In Shieldsboro, assessed to Barnsfd.
Lot in Shieldshara, assessed 70 Sarah Jirck.
so acres Of Land, assessed to Samuel Rays.
so acres Of Land, assessed TO Charles Necaise.
| 1 Lot assessed to Est. J. B. Lancier.
Also, the following lots delinquent for non-pay-
ment Of Taxes Of 1855, viz:
Lot in Shieldsboro, assessed TO John Culbertson.
I Lot in Shieldsbero, assessed to o. Carr.
Lot in Shieldsboro, assessed to Catbarine Dyes.
Lot In Shieldsboro, assessed to Elizabeth AeRae.
20 acres assessed 70 VIM. Favre-
IS acres assessed to Garcia Hecaise's Estate.
z. r. BURT,
July II 'so-6od. Auditor of Pub. Acct's.
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or We mentioned in recent issue re-
port that ex-Gov. Winston, Of Alabama, had
declared his determination not to support
Douglas. The statement was erroneous
He made Douglas speech at Memphis few
laYs since.
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CHANGE OF ApPo1NTMENT.-We are reques-
ted to state the appointment of Messrs. Minis
and Merwin, to address the people at Polkyille,
Smith county, on the 2oth, has been changed
to Trenton, Smith county. Our Brandon
cotemporaries will please note.
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GA Grand Fancy Dress Ball will be
given at Cooper's Well on Monday evening,
August 2oth, by the enterprisIng proprietors
of that watering place. Masks, dominoes and
fancy dresses can be obtained at the Wells,
from Madame Groux
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NOrICE.

ITO holders Of LeeFee Scrip Of Funica, Coahoma,
Bolivar, Washington, and Isaquena counties
You are hsrsby noiifed to present the Leyee
Scrip held By you, to the Board Of hevss Coumis-
soners Of the State Of Mississippi before the first
trstion. endorsement and sealing, in accordance
with the provisions Of she 4th section Of al act
titled aAn Get to provide for the Indebtedness Of
certain counties Of the Mississippi River Leyee
District" Approved February 10th, 1850.
J. L. ALCoRN,
President Board Levee Commissioners.
p..rls-. lEssa.Irl,z & hn--arn-
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DELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,

UACksUHI 4OVV' 7
FENHE following described lands in the county Of
Il Calhoun. delinquent for non-payment of taxes
of 1857 will be subject to entry or at this
Office, after sixty days from the date hereof, by any
citizen of this State, upon payment Of amount for
which said lands are delinquent, and all costs to
the State, with damages and subsequent Taxes ac-
crued See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. /,
sec. 9, arts. As and 46, page 81.
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Public Speaking.

Livingston Minis and D. O. Merwin, candi-
dates for Presidential Electors, in behalf OF
the Democratic and Opposition parties. re-
spectivcly, for the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, will address the people at the following
nlaceS and fimeS
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July25 '6O-w6w JOS. s. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
GENERAL LAND OFFCIE, June IA, 1860.
SYNOPSIS
OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION,
No. 66o, DATED APRIL 20, 1860.

SHNOkS1S
OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION,
No. go, DATED APRIL 20, 1850.
NEBRASKA.
1t orders public sales in the Territory of Ne
braska, as follows:
At the Land Ofice at Brownsville, on the 9th
day Of August next, of tWenty.six townships
heretofore unofered, in the counties of Jones and
Saline.
At the Land Office at Brownsville, on the Goth
day of August next, Of twenty-four townships
heretofore nnofered, in the counties Of Fillmore
and Jefferson.
At the Land Once at Nebraska City, ON the 18th
day Of August next, Of twenty-eight townships
and fractional townships, heretofore unofered. IN
the counties of Clay, Lancaster, Calhoun, Saline,
Greene and Butler. O.
9th day of August next, Of twenty seven town.
ships and fractional townships, heretofore unof-
fered, in the counties Of Saline, Greene and
Butler.
Al the Land Once at omaha City, on the 18th
day Of August next, Of thirty-three townships and
fractional townships, heretofore unoGercd, In the
counties Of Platt, lizard and Cunning.
At the Land Office at DacotAh City. On the 9Th
day Of August next, Of forty townships and frac-
tional townships, heretofore unotfsrsd. IL the
counties Of Cedar, Dixon, Pierce and Qnf Court.
At the Land OMce at Dacotah CITY, on the 1lth
day Of August next Of thirty-seyen tognships,
| Qui Court. - is--'s' = = --,-
The IandsW viii be offered with the usual excen-
tions Of school sections, De-, DO.
The sales will be kept open until the lands are
all offered which is 70 be accomplished within two
weeks, and ne longer, and no private entry Of any
Of the lands will be admitted until after the expi-
ration Of the two weeks.
Presumption claimants are required TO establish
their claims to the satisfaction Of the proper Reg
ister and keceiver, and make payment for the
same on or before the day appointed for the com.
meneement Of the public sales. otherwise their
claims will be forfeited.
JnIy25 '60-w 6w JOS. s. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
GRNrnAf LAM lFPfoR Iune 1 4. 1860,
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
.I,e,sor. M;ss June 2Oth. is6O

HVIE following described lands in the county Of
Tunica, delinquent for non-psyment of taxes
Of 1857, will be subject to entry or purchase at
this Ufee, after so days from the date hereof, by
any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands are delinquent, and all costs
to the State, with damages ana subsequent Taxes
accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap.
l, sec. 3, arts. As and 46, page 50.
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
OF TBE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION,
No. $50, DATED APRIL 20, 1850,
KANSAS.
It orders public sales in the Territory of Kansas
as follows:
At the Land Office at Junction City. on the 9Th
day Of August next, Of forty townships and parts
Of townships, heretofore unoered, in the counties
| Of Marshallan Washington.
At the Land Office at Junction City, on the 10th
day Of August next Of thirty three townships,
heretofore unvfered, in the counties Of Clay and
Dickson.
At the Land Office at Junction City, on the 10th
day of September next, of thirty-four townships
and fractional townships, heretofore unofered, in
the counties Of Wise and Butler.
At the Land Office at Fort Scott, on the 18th
day Of August next Of twenty-five townships and
parts Of townships, heretofore unofered, in fhe
counties Of Anderson, Coffee, Madison, and Butler.
| The lands will be offered with the usual excep-
tions of school sections, &C., DC.
The sales will be kept open until the lands are
all offered, which is to be accomplished within two
weeks, and no longer, and no private entry of any
of the lands will be admitted until after the expi-
ration Of the two weeks.
Presumption claimants are required to establish
their claims to the satisfaction of the proper Reg
| lister and Receiver, and make payment for the
| came on or before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sales, otherwise their
| claims will be forfeited.
July25 '60-w6w JOS. s. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
| T,ann 0FrnTE lima 1910
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Extract of letter from Gen. Lane, dated
RALEIeH, N. c., July 25, 1860.


- ~ 4&
I hope the Democracy Of Indiana, which
has so proudly heretofore rallied in defence Of
the Constitution and the equal rights of the
States, may again march in q solid united
column against thecommon enemy. am
sure Indiana IS net Black Republican at
heart and that my old friends with whom /
have fought side BY side 50 many battles for
Constitutional rights, viii rally at the present
important crisis in our political affairs to the
support of the Constitution and the Union,
which are now placed in peril by powerul
Northern sectional party. Though / cannot
be with you and my friends in Indiana at
present, my heart and warmest wishes are
with You and the good cause for which you
are all fighting.
am happy to inform you that in this
State and, as far as ! can learn, in other
| Southern States, the Democratic party feA
sanguine Of success. There are many acss-
hsions nom the party heretofore opposd 70
Democracy, and have reason 10 hoe and
believe that by November all the southern
EtAtes viii DO united IN support Of ne bFeck-
inridge ticket. -
/ With much respect your tEsnd ana DO Soe-
dent servant JOSIE LANE
10 W. II. TALsor, IndsAaPoli~
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Lot 4, sqnars q, Houston.
FraeT, square %, Houston.
Lots and 2, 0kslons.
Lot Is, W II, IA, 0kslona.
And E a, Lot 16, Oklahoma.
i, Lot IA, 0kalona.
& Lot 16, 0kalons.
And IL feet, Lot II, 0kalona.
Lot IL, less IL feet. 0kalona.
Lot IS, 0kalons.
Lot 80, 0kalons.
Lot IS north side, main st, 0kslona.
Part lot l, south side, 0kalona.
Lot 6, south side, 0kaiona.
Lot and IL. south side, 0kaions.
Lot 10 and II, south side, 0kalona.
Lot 20, south side, Oksiona.
E u, lot 81, south side, 0kalona.
Lot "a, south side, 0kalona.
Lot IS and 70, south side, 0kalona.
Lot24, north eide, main St, 0kalona.
Part lot l.
W. side, lot 81, south side, 0kslona.
Lots 8, 4, s, Sparta
E. r. BURT,
July IL '60-60d. Aud. of Pub. Acct's.
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDS.

I u
Jackson, Miss, July 18th, 1860.
THE following described lands, in the county Of
i lssaqusna, delinqnent fer non-psyment of tax
Is of 1857, will be subject to entry purchase at
this Office after sixty days from the date hereof by
any citisen Of this State, upon payment of amount
for which said lands delinquent, and all costs
to the State, with damages and subsequent taxes
accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap l.,
sec o. arts As and 40, page 50.
niw;s:nr nf lnae;or
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DELINQUENT TAx.LANDs,

jackson, Miss, Jane 13th, 800 =
UyHE following described tax-lands In the county
ItaHamha, deIinaasnt for non-psyment Of
Taxes Of 1851 win Be subject % entry or purchase
at this oes, altar sixty days from the date hereof
by any eitizen Of this State, upon payment q
costs to the Stats, With damages and subsequsnt
taxes accrued See Revised Code Of Aiuissippi,
chap. 1, sss. 9, arts. IS and 40, page 50.
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The MEMPHIS AvALANcHE.-Mr. w. III.
Cluskey, late of Washington City, Secretary
of the National Democratic Committee, and
author of the political Text Book" so mueh
in demand. has become associated with Col.
Galloway in the publication and editorial con On
duct of this able Democratic journal. we
heartily congratulate its readers upon SO val
liable an accession to its force. he is sIrone'
thoroughly-infor,ned writer, and adds to TINS
essential Of successful journalist the capae-
ity of an eloquent and effective speaker. In
the Avalanche, the Democracy of Memphis
and its surroundings, IN Tennessee and MIS-
sissippi, have an organ well worthy Of their
most liberal support Since tho Appeal has
ioined the Bell Douglas combination, the Az
alanche is the only Democratic paper in Mem
phis
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TRIrotL--Y Yesterday was the 18th anni-
yersary Of the battle of Tripoli. Our fellsu
citizen, Capt. j. B. Neyitt, then paidshtpman,
~ =, activa PARTICIPANT IN aha1 battle. May
be i've many . ysar tCnger--Esss Trader. Z
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDS.
AUDIT0kB UFkICE,
jackson. Miss.. July llth, 1850.

jackson, Miss, July llth, 1850.
UlHE following described lands in the county Of
Il Chickasaw, delinquent for non-payment Of
Taxes Of 1851 win be subject 70 entry or purchase
at this oce after sixty days from the date hereof
by any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of
amount for which said lands are delinquent, and
ali costs 10 the State with damages and Subsequent
Taxes accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi,
chap. I, sec. Q, arts. IS and 46, page So.
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ILLNESS OF GEN. LEWIS CASA tele-
graphic dispatch in the Charleston Courier,
dated Washington, Aug 1st., states that Gen.
Lewis Cass is very i'll at Detroit, Michigan
and that it is probable that he will never re.
turn to Washington. We deeply regret tc
make this announcement, although the Gen
eral has been in impaired health for several
months, and at his advanced age but little hope
can be entertained Of bis recovery to strength
and health. ii sqb1S y
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Public Speaking.

P. F. Liddell, Democratic Presidential
Elector for the Third Congressional District,
will speak at the following places; to-wit:
Kiminhaal Chnntau cnnnfv Aupust 4