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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16
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So denominated from their astonishing power Of
creating new life and health it we're, from tho
very ashes of the most dilapidated constitutions
are more strongly tonic and more Immediately in
vigorating than pills containing the same choice
vegetable extracts the latter, in different mod
ifcation. Although really less cathartic than tho
LIFE PILLS. they nevertheless begin to cleanse the
alimentary canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating within three four hours, and prOduo-
ing decided sense of relief the head aud stom-
ach, and exhilerating the mind even in less time
than
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16
DR.. Mofat's Life Medicines
Piles ! Piles! PILES !

Should be taken IN he early stages Of Bilious Com
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

Ine steamer Bowman arrived at New York
on Saturday last from Fortress Monroe. bring.
ing nearly al the women and chi.arsl, from
there, because OF an apFrehended attack.
About a dozen women and chileren were left.
vhoy it ls supposed, will We sent to Washing
ton. The passengers from the fortress com
prise thirly-nine women ind sixtv-one chill
drsn. IL all there are one hundred and one
Perssns, besides the Governors island men, in
command Of Lieut.. Mclaughlin, who formed
the escort OF the women. The Erpress saws ;
As near as can be sscertained by them, It
appears that the Secessionisis assumed quite
a threatening attitude on last Monday. They
had been IN partial possession Of Hampton
Bridge, a. Tue rear Of the fortress, but at about
nine O'clock on that morning they sent over TO
Col. Dimick, and made formal demand for en-
tire possession Of It, which waa refused. Two
companies OF the Massachusetts volunteers
were sent With a fsld-plece 10 protect the
bridge, and prepared for their work by
planting tha qua 80 that il would sweep the
Bridge. The Steessionists had meanwhile
appeared in considerable force on he-othsr
side. Col. Dimiek gave their commander ten
minutes in which TO withdraw. At nearly the
expiration OF that time Col. Dlmick gave or
ders to prepare for action, which was not bad,
however, the Stcessionists prudently With
drawing. Col. Dimick then sent two hundred
raeD from the fortress to take possession OF a
well on the other side Of the bridge, which the
Seeessionists had abandoned possession Of on
their retreat.
When the Bowman LEFT everything was in
good order at the fortress, but s3me apprehen-
sions existed Of a land attack. The Vermont
volunteers, $40 strong, landed there on Mon
day. The Bowman left the fortress on Tues
day afternoon, when the number Of men in the
fort, the captain thinks, was about 2 900.
The Norfolk .ArgEs states that It having
been reported on Monday that the federal
troops from Fortress Monroe were marching
on the town Of Hampton, men and boys, old
and young, and even the lame, discarding for
the time their crutehes, seized their loaded
guns, and went 10 the bridge which spans the
creek On the side Of the town next to ibe fort.
But they were doomed TO be disappointed, for
The federal troops having possessed themselves
n the well OF water on Capt. Clark's place,
came to a halt. They have now a guerd OF
~seVenty-hVe men to hold the well.
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WonE.

EDITORS APPEAL: It has generally been
considered by the public a. large that through
tbs advances made by capitalists and ner-
chants Of the city, the mechanics and Work-
ing men, dependent upon daily labor FOR sup
port in these "troblous tinss,o were to be in a
measure protected from the extortions Of "Shy-
locks" or men engaged in business, so far az
the neesssaries and substastials Of living are
concerned. Indeed, it has been well under
stood in this community that all the authori-
ties, from Gen. Pillow, the board o. mayor
and aldermen, committee Of safety, military
board, ETC., as well as all the constituted rulers
both Of the city and county, would froWn down
and prevent anything like aggression and ex-
tortion in prices upon articles necessary and
essential to the support Of humanity. And
vet to day what are the facts az hourly tested
in this community? Hams that a week ago
could be bought at retail at14 cents per pound
are to-day selling at 20 cents: -four has ad-
vanced from SIT 81 per bsfre';sugar 25 perct.;
bacon, butter and everything else necessary
to support life in the same ratio, and this too
in the face Of the fact that the poor, the work
ing men, the mechanics, are cut Of work, una
be to find employmentsnd entirely dependent.
We are daily told in the papers that a superb
hur6anre Of provisions ca be had in Tue city
At reasonable prices; and we well know that
the State, city, and individuals have nov stored
in the various cotton and business ware houses
Of the city, meat 10 the value OF $500, 600, and
flour, bacon ana other neTesuaries IN the same
proportion, that were bought at reasoBstln
prices fer the express purpose Of furnishing
them to the poorer ana suffering CLASSES az
nearly their cost. In a word that there never
a "a
Of provisions in lLis city as now. Why, then,
is It that these enormous war prices are
charged ? who is it that are making i IN
mense profits? Can Gen. Pillow answer ?
Willthe mayor answer? Can the committee
Of safety or the military board give a s~atisfac-
tory reply? Many hungry mouths await an
answer 70 these queries of a
finn WnpKIEE MN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
NErs rrIpPENER.

The Boston .49gertiser was very sure, the
other day, in noticing 3 report that Tennessee
had seeded, that that State bad not carried
tbe bones Of Andrew Jackson out CT the Union.
What says the AaBsrtiser now?
SCARCITY OF CoIN.-The scarcity Of gold
and silver Is surely felt ct Washington, and it
is believed the Government will be compelled
10 issue small notes 7s currency.
The St, Louis Herald, Of the 18th inst
says: "Col. Frank P. Blair, late eommandant
at the arsenal, appears 10 have had 2 lively
time with bis fifteen thousand Teutonic three
months volunteers. Il is said he has been
compelled to shoot one or two daily FOR deSer-
zion, and that The example has been lost upon
bis Germanic followers"
John Dooley, of Richmond, Va, is now I'LL
ing an order for 10000 cloth caps for the army
Of the Confederate States.
The proprietor OF a pistol gallery in
Mlwaukis has prepared & target in the shape
OF a man, over which. il painted in c~onapicu-
Gus ~letter-, "Thls Is Jefferson Davis-shoot
tie Iaitor.o He has plenty Of custom.
Among the Kertrckians now in Monfgome-
~ who have offered their services 20 the Con-
fededate States, are a nephew Of J. G Brsck-
inridge, and Mr.. Todd, a brosGsr OF Mrs
Abraham Lincoln.
The N. o. Delta ssys: 'Ilrsady the Priva-
tsers from this port have rsaped a harvest.
This morning lres ships have been captured
BY two privsteers, and the net monetary re-
suits are S2S0,000. GoOd wors that for forty
eight hours"
In Lincoln county, Tenn, there are sbsut
1000 rifles and doubie-barreled shot guns 10
the hsnds Of the people. Both are admirable
weapons. The old-fsshioned hunting rife,
made through the country, ia The best and
mos, fatal weapon for sharpshootsrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

A CAPTURE.-A gentleman who reached
this city yesterday from Wilmington, n. C.,
informs Us that a large shiP-nams unknown-
got aground on the Frying Pan Saoal on
Wednesday last. Her boat came into Smith
willie, N. c., for assistance, when a tug boat
went to her aid. She was assisted by the tug,
her captain representing that she was bound
on a whaling voyage, but from the very large
amount Of provisions on board, the suspici0ns
Of the Nrrth Carolinians became excited, and
they bad reason to believe that she is a Gov
eminent transport bound 10 some military post
on toe gulf, perhapsto Pensacola. They have
consequently taken possession OF her, End her
cargo taken cut, and have carried tie ship
into Smithville. The supply Of food on board
is said to have been immense, The ship draw
ing twenty-ons feet Of wster when taken,
and she is reported to be a large and 6ae yes
sci.
P. S.-since writing The above, we have re-
ctived the following dispatch, for which We
IRE indebted to the courtesy Of the editors Of
the Daily Journal:
"The ship Thomas Watson Allen, fron
New York, wes brought in bsrs to-day. Sbe
Is from three 70 four hundred tuns burthsn,
The character Of her business In these waters
is not yet ascsrlained. She is now lyl1g at
the wharf, leaking badly."-Ckqrlest0B CsU-
Tfer.
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Washfnrtnn unmn.

WAsHTEGToN, May 20 There was a fight
at Sswsll's Point between the two United
States vessels and a rebel battery, It being tbs
eighth and last work now in the rebels hands
defending the approaches to Norfolk. It is
regarded as an importsut work sgains. block
aiding James river, where there are now lying
twenty prizes taken with tobacco.
The steamer Star commenced Saturday noon,
shelliog The wsTks, and soon after, aided by
tie Freeborn, drove out the rebels. She then
proceeded to Washington with dispatches Of
Commodore S~tringham. She captured two
small vessels on Saturday near Cedar Point,
one Of them having fifty men bound for the
rebel army.
The post Office dspartment.bas discontinued
the steamboat mails on the Mississippi all the
way from St. Louis to New Orleans; the
steamboat mail from Mobile via Lake Pom
chartrain; the steamship mail from New Or
leans via Pensacola, Apalachieola, Cedar
Keys aud Tampy Bay to Key West. Also, all
the steamship mails from New Orleans to the
seaports Il Texas, as Sabine City, Galveston,
Indianola, and Brazos Sandiago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
rTHE An %rAsnvILLE.

We hna in the NaIhvllie Uaios. Of the 21st,
full particulars Of the destruction, BY FIRE, of
the building occupied By the State, in that
city, as q depository for clothing and equipage
for soldiers. The entire building, with he
contents, was destroyed-not a siRgle article
having been saved. The Usios ss7F:
OnEthe stock Of clothing, eg yes, aHd
material owned BY the State, Y. &. stevenson,
the quarter MASTER general, had effected an
insurance Saturday evening 10 Messre. II. K. &
P. P. Picks agencies Of Virginia Insurance
companies, to the amount Of $4,000, and we
learn from bin that tbs States .oss will not
exceed that amount by more tAaT 81. We
are advised by Genera EHdeTs .hs loss
will cause but little delay in 60 ug 20 yol-
untsers. G. the building, " earn II the
owner, Mr.. I'm. Z. EllistOn, h7I ar Insurance
in the Nashville Commsfeis assurance CON-
psny 5000, which will about cover bis
lJss.
Regarding the origin Of toe &c hso- def
mite is known. It was at first supposed to be
the work Of an Inceadiary. Yesterday, how
ever, he opi6'dl prevailed pretty generally
that the FIRE res ED from Spontaneous cum
bustion. There q lot Of Hatre-sscks in
the first story, and the Material Of which they
are manufactured is OF a highly combuetible
nature. a practical chemist informs Us that
be Is satisfied the fire originated from these
sackp. He Is borne out in this opinion by the
fact that q lot Of the came sacks at the peni-
tertiary, where thew y 5sing manufactured
were discovered on frs, nd this FIRE could not
be traced to any other source than spontane.
cue combustion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
QUICK WORE.

On Monday Governor PETTUs, Of Mississip-
pi, received a rsquisiiion f5T rive additional
regiments from that State to rendezvous at
Corin.h, armed and equipped, there to await
further orders. By Tuesday morning the
requisite % Pr Of companies, already organ
fzed, we're designg.ad to I'LL the rsq1isition,
and ordered to the rendezvous. These will
make up eleven full regiments from Mississip-
pi in the field and The MississfPpian says
there are remaining seyenty-hve organized
companies Of ifsBTy, and seventeen Of caval-
" and artillery Low anxiOusly awaiting
orders.
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Our t-5ls is now crowded with numerous
communications, and they e~ontinue to come IN
Cd us every day. To such an extent is this
tbs esss that we must hereafter refuse every
thing outside Of matters strictly Of a Hs0s
eharactsr-unless exceedingly brief or import
ant. TIE tine for argument and words is
psst, and what we nov desire is to keep our
readers posted on The current events OF the
dav. All correspondence conveying interesting
intelligence is earnestly solicited from cur
frisElr, and viii be thankfully received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

rupHon is De facfo complete, and fer the time
perhaps for all tine-iuemsdiabss."
These expressions OF sentiment, combined
with the recent assertion Of Lord JOHN RUs-
SILL that the Confederate States must be re-
cognized as "belligersnts" In their right to
issue letters OF msrque, furnish US an infalli-
bic clue to what will be the ultimate decision
Of foreign powers on the question OF Amsri-
can politics. Besides this view Of the matter,
tue first rudimsnts OF International law would
demand a Judgment IN our favor as a sheer act
Of Justice, ana leave no doubt Of the result.
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ANp INrEREsrINa 100 -

LATE INTERESTING FROM TExAs-Mr,
Snoot, who resides in Denton county Texas
arrived 10 the city yesterday and reports thai
gomery and the Federal troops, and had over
taken the baggage, supply and ammunition
trains in seventeen wagons, which were taken
possession Of, together with some beevss and
horses. Gen. Young had written for more
troops, and four thousand additional men re
sponded to the call. Montgomery had evseus-
ted Fort Ouscbits, and was on bis way to Fort
Arbuckle. It was the determination OF Cen.
Young to take FORTS Cobb and Arhuck'e. Fif-
teen hundred indians bad Joined his ranks.
Montgomery is the Kansas Tufian and outlaw,
and if the Texans catch him aud bis men, they
will waste no power on them, but the whole
set will undoubtedly be roped.-M o. Crss-
cent, 20th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

The northern press bOastingly proclaim
that an offer has been made to LrNooLS BY a
number Of "seoteh merchants Of prominsnce,"
to "furnlsh ten regimsnts' Of newly imported
scotchmsn, who, says the Tribune, are lot
earning 81 per month above their living, and
who are ready and willing to enter the service
Of the United States for the var, be it long or
short, on condition that, at the expiration Of
the war, Government will grant them each a
bounty OF lsnd.D
England employed Hessian paupers in the
struggles Of the Revolution. History records
the fats that befel them in their attempts to
suhjugate q people determined to be free, and
the page will only hav to be rewritten should
the meresnRry proposition Of the "prominsDt
Scotch merchants" be accepted. II they come
they viii receive coach a bounty Of land"-
nsir 6,et b. isso -
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Frnm NeuYnrk.

NEw YoRK, May 21.-Ths Tribune a
that yesterday By a bold stroke, the Govern
ment obtained possession Of most invaluable
documentary evidence against The sympathiz-
ers with trssson in the North. At a given
hour the officers Of the law visited every con-
siderable telegraph Office in the free States,
and seized the manuscripts OF dispatches for
a year. The Government can now trace the
secret operations Of the rebels and their aiders
and abettors, and henceforth hold the northern
snemies OF the republic at its mercy.
The Tribuns'S correspondent says it i5 m
dsrstood that Gen. Butler has orders to pro-
coed at once 20 active movements in Virginia,
and will directly remove distractions In Nor
felix harbor.
Gov. Betcher has met with loss. He had
made FOR bis study s~ccurate military maps Of
Virgisis. These having been finished al
Washington, were on their way to the COVER
nor when they were seized BY order Of the
War Department.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

RUNoRs ABOUT FoRT PIoKENs-Having re-
turned this morning from Pensacola, where we
have been for several dsys, we can assure our
readers that The reports going to show that a
battle will soon occur at Fort Picksus. are
mere conisctures. OF the plans of any Of those
ia command. nothing is known outside Of
headquarters. We eonversed with several Of
feers from the camps, and they az assure US
that nothing can be certainly known. Our
own Impressions, formed while IN Pensacola, is
that there win be no battle at all at Pickens,
or at least, that it is not now tho intention %
the Confederate authorities to attack IT,
Eoafrc-eyu Mali. 1871.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

PHILADELPHIA, May 21-Ths Geo. Park
bill, Of Liverpool, foT Charleston, has arrived,
in charge Of a prize crew OF The Niagara. She
was spoken of Cape Roundine on the 12Lh,
and ordered of. The next day she was cap
tured in attempting TO run the blockade. She
was towed up to the Navy Yard.
The prize ship IS about 200 tnns burthen,
with a general cargo, a large portion being
salt. L is expected that arms and Munitions
Of war sre concealed under the salt. She was
commanded by captain Forbes, her own cap
tain being murdered on the outward voyage BY
some Of the c.eS. She had Secession 1sgs dy-
inc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
ImportautSro the GuIF---The Brit.
Ish CTuircrg EEcra.

AMAROEAaAE AEotl aAe GAtA"E HG HAAA-
ish CTuinCrg FEcro.
The Key West correspondent Of the Express
communicates news this morning Of thehigh-
est importance. The British feet, which Lord
John Russell announced in the house Of com
mons the other day as having been dispatched
to the Gulf OF Mexico to look after British in
t%eresls, is reported of Capa Flc-ita. The en-
tire number Of vessels is not givan-but it GER
tainly includes z three decker Of niEstY guns,
and three steam E-cTsws-names not given. 4
lieutenant Of one Of the vessels had pus of to
one Of the reefs to inquire il a fourth vessel,
the Sfyx, bad hesn at Key West-wherefore
We infer that .aat vessel, famous FOR the prsuks
that size used 70 play with some Of our vessels,
pending the TigRt or search contrcveTsy-some
ysars aSo-is aiso one eff the squadron.
In this connection, the news from the block
aiding fleet of Charleston is extremely inter-
estiBg. One British vessel, from Belfast, it
would appear, sftcr having been chased By the
Niagara, succeeded in running the blockade
while several others on making their appear
ance of port were ordered of, and The order,
OF course, had to be o5eyed.-NeD York. Ez-
DTsfs.
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SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

INDTAEAPoLIs, Ind, May pa dispatch to
Governor Morton, from Bedford, Indiana, re-
eeived tonight, says a messenger arrived at
that place, from Dover Hill, Martin county,
Indiana, stating that a man named DFomgocls,
formerly a resident Of Dovor Hill, at the head
Of 300 seeessionists, were committing depreda-
tons, and Lad arrested several citizens, some
of whom, it is feared, have been hung. The
greatest excitement prevails. Dromgoole was
driven out sf the town BY Union men fer ex-
pressing disunion sentiments three weeks ago.
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nrnrrc rpanrrrc-

E. ". MUNFoRD and E. B. BARrLETr will
address their fellow-eitizens on the politics Of
the day, at the following times and places:
Union City, 0bion county, Wednesday,
May %.
Dresden, Weakly comfy, Thursday, May23.
Latham, Weakly county, Friday, Mag "a.
R. C. PATSE, Esq, will address the people
at Paris, Henry county, on the 25th instant,
and be and E. VI. Muuford, Esq, win address
the people at the following times and plsees /:
Marlboro', Carroll county, Monday, May q.
Buenayista, +" Tuesday, f" %.
Clarkshurg, {" Wednesday, May 29.
Lexington, HendersoR county, Thursday,
Nav 80. ~
Psrksr's Gross Roads, Henderson, eouSL
Friday, May 81.
FsrmyiIle, Henderson county, Saturday,
Juae1.
Huntingdon, Carroll county, Mondiy, June
Montgomery (" Tuesday, June (.
Herron's Store, g " Wednesday, ).
M'LsmOrssviis," Thursday, g..
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FHoM PLNsAcoLA.-The Mobile Adrsriiser's
n.--nnnnnlnn -n-.L.a - IL. ~.

correspondent VINES Oh llt 4uLu+
"0thello's occupations gone"-"for q few
days" at least. My letter last night was
nailed before learning that tRe order recently
issued IN Warrington, in regard to newspaper
correspondents, had been extended to this
point. I shall inform myself Of its true
meaning and intent before penning anything
further in regard to the army, its additions or
its condition.
Mr.. Russell, Of the London Times, Mr.. Paul
RaVeglss. Mr.. T. B. Lynes and Mr.. Alfred
Batte, VINO left Mobile Tuesday in a yacht for
this place, were invited by a boarding officer
from the United States feet to accompany him
yesterday to the flagship OF the squadron, TO
account for themselves and ship In forbidden
waters. The interview was as pleasant and
agreeable as the circumstances would admit
-
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rubl,e Law OF tennessee


An Ac. % prevent che collection Of debts owing by eit-
gems e. Tennessee ts citizens q the non-slEvehoidi1g
EtsIes during ko~stilities.
SEC. 1. Be It enacted By the GeneTGl Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee, That no person in
any HoB-slsveholding State, their agents or at
torneys 10 this State, shall have power to sue
or collect any monies ewing to or any prop
erty claimed by the citizens OF any such State,
in Tennessee, during h0stilities between Ten
nessee and the Federal Government.
SEC. 2. Be It farther enacted, That It may
and shall be lawful for such debtors to pay
such monies into the Treasury Of the State,
which sums shall be receipted for By the Treas
urer, and shall be refunded With interest upon
the cessation Of hostilities.
SEC. 3. Be Ct farihsr es4ciea, That this act
take effect from and aiter its passage.
W. G. W~HITTHoREE,
Speaker Of the House.
B. L. SToVALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed May g, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

Collector Of PRIVILEGES.
We arr authsrlzei % announce the nsue OF JOHN
NEWE0N, as C~aniit.'a fDr the o7re o. Coz -'lr Of TIE
Taxes o. PRIVILEGES. al As ap2-aaeAiGe AulIcpai slsc-
L9a. Hys-s'
For Mayor.
At f1o soite'tst1a 70 frisEds. J consent to place my
name before The caiz=ns Of Memphis as ccnjldste Tor
81 JOHN AK
Eor T'aX-CoBtecTOF,
JOIN u Bowen is a candidate fer reelection to
Juae- mszs-te
E0r EssCOrdSF.
w arr authorized 10 announce S. A.. MOORE. Fs a
candidate Tor Recorder az the ensuing election in June.
Ter Chief Of Police.
We are auil9TlE'3 &c announce BEN g. BARRETT
1sEcEnd dale Tor re-eiecticE 70 size oEcs 81 Chief ar Pc
ice AZ The election IN june next. mr1tes
Fer Wkarfunaster.
FRANK g.. BINGHAM is a c~-HfHtate for wharf
gz-.zr. g re e-.gies June eiee TO- spll-.s
Fer EitaTfrRasteF.
tH0S, y. "-LiiAac b clriidzts for wharf
m1ster. Elscaon lasl Fhu-ssy iH IHus mr2s-ti
Fer WharGmastcr.
BEN. H. ATEIS6OS So -,aafitzts for we once Of
6~harf-aa'ter Elecuon 9Th Of June mrtO-td
For Wharfaaasfer.
TOBIAS WOLFE Is q ca1lil-s Tor Whsrfmsstsr.
Election sch june nr1s-td
Fer VTEaEIHnasteFs
We are authorized t. announce ". @. ANDERSON
= 3 candidate for The once 81 EhaTfnaster, q. tns en-
suiGF election, 53taJune. nr2i-ti'