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whn, Constitutes a state,

A Stale is political institution. organi-
zed by certain law or constitution. As
such il has certain agents, called governors,
legislators. and judges, Who are bound to
execute its will, but as soon as they refuse
to DO so. they no longer represent the State
They are 10, the State itself, and their treas
enable action neither binds nor dis.olves
the State. whose existence depends upon
the constitution or organic law. But the
organic law OF a State OF the Union is the
Federal Constitution and the State Consti-
tu,ion, and the State cannot be anuihilated
whatever the deeds of its agents, until that
law is annihilated or accepted according to
lis provisions.
The condition Of the seeded States is
simply this: that, owing TO disaffecsion and
treason. there is no actual governments in
those States. Their officers have abdica,ed;
but the people remain, and the constitution
81 relations created for those people for the
fundamental law remain. By that law
Congress 10 required TO guarantee them .
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~Commodore Vanderbilt. has made
M Lincoln a present of his steamer Van
derbils. now lying at Hampton Roads, aud
has offered 10 sell his next best steamer to
the Government (uon clad. at . price to
be fixed by its own appraisers.
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The following is the Select Committee ap
pointed by the Speaker on gradual emanci-
prtion in the .slaveholding States by the
people or local authorities thereof. author
ized by the resolution of Mr.. White of In
diana, aud adopted last Monday:-Me.srs
Albert S. White, Ind; F. P. Blair, Mo; Geo.
p. Fisher. Del: William E Lehman, Penn;
Cornelius L. L. Leary. Nd: Killiau V. Wha-
ley. yir; James F. Wilson, Ia; Samuel L.
Carey. Ky; and Andrew J. Clements, Tenn.
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DENTISTRY.

EZ{sszz STEADMAN sTAYr, RESIDENT DEN
SyY<$ fists will attend to all calls In their Pro'
- y II fession. once over Motifs DrHg nt"re'
Uillsdae, March 30, 1862.
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PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEWELtER Ar
experience Of Fourteen Years In Eastern
S,ore-r.xt door To Bostwicks. All work warranted 10
civ. entire satisfaction. Sign OF the Big Watch
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r G. WIU.NfnT,

=. CUANDIER. - .
NOTARY PuRrIC-OFFICE AT THE L. s. EXPRESS or
fee, Hillsiale, Mich. ocp''
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WESTERN HOTEL. ,.
ALLEN 4 SMITH, PRoPRlEToRS. COOP LIVERY
connected with the House.
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MERCEK q WEAyEK. ,o-o,e
ATTORNEYS AND COZ NSEILoRS AT LAW, SOLICITORS
in Chsncerv and Sotaries Public. All lesal business
promptly attended TO. Office in Boies b'oek' MaiS 81
Hudson. Mich. - - ann
ANDREW c. MERCER. CLEMENT - WAN"
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District Of the Mississippi.

HEADQUARTERS, Jackson, Mississippi,
September s, 1882
To preserve order among military persons, and to
pr. vent improper intercourse with the enemy, by
either citizens soldiers the following persons VIII act
temporarily provost m@rShsls At tee pents deslg-
Viaks5urg and Warren county, Mississippi, Captain
c. A. Taylor.
Saint Helena parish Louisiana, Judge G. W Martin
Saint Tamany parish Louisiana, jules L. B sno.
Livingston parish Louissna, T. @. Davidson
Baton Rouge parish, Louisiana K A Hunter
Port Hudson Louisiana, John g. Miller.
East Feliciana parish, Louisiana, D. Q. Hsrdee.
West FelicanR parish, Louisiana, J. H. Collins.
Ascension parish, Louisiana Captain Samuel Bard
Adams county, Mississippi A. 4. Fsrra-
Jefferson county, Mississippi, Howell HindA
claiborne county, Mississippi ---.
wilkinson county. Mississippi, J. II. Simns.
Madison county, Mississippi, DR.. NJ. }. hchie.
YaIsbusha county Mississippi R. Il Forester.
Yazoo county, Mississippi, H. G. Tyler.
IL Martial law having been abolished the duties OF
the provost marshals above named, will be confined
strictly within their proper military Jurisdiction II
conformity with the customs OF war ana the following
Article 56 whosoever shall relieve the enemy with
money victuals ammunition or shall knowingly mar
Dor or protect enemy shall suer desth or seh otne
puisblnent as shall be ordered by the sentence Of cou
Article 81. Whoever shall be convicted Of holding
correspondence with, or giving intelligence TO- tne
enemy either directly OF indirectly sh Al seI u1i "
srb other punishment shall be ordered BY the sen
tence Of q court martial
Article s. All public stores taken in the enemy
cam, towns forts or magazines whether Of arnllery
s,uuifon clothing forage, or proVAlonss shaA DC -
- - a ssrvice OF the Confederate States; TOR tht
3.rieot of which the commanding officer is to o'
auggerebla
Article 81 Every officer provost marshal to WHO'S
eberga prisoners shall be committed shall withir
tventv5ur hours after such commitment or as soon
he ss be relieved his guard make report 10 wrll
ing 70 the commanding officer Of their names thel
eriInus aud the names Of the officers who COMMITTEES
them on the Bsualty Of being punished FOR dsobe0lenc
! or neglect at the discretion Of court martial
m All correspondence with this department viii b
nd vi b he district provost marshal, Colonel jaime
! ID Fuaua AZ thess headquarters.
/ By command Of Rrigadisr-General BUG Giles
/ seiaT,, r NJ HOOE, A. A. q.
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From EndiannPOIiss

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tines
INDIANAPOLIS, September % - Reports
from Louisville say that division
thirty thousand strong left there yesterday
morning southward, and thirty thousand more
follow this morning.
One huadred and fifty thousand troops are
said TO have been concentrated at Louisville on
Friday last
The Notifications are completed, the pontoon
bridge finished, and the gunboat Chilhcothe IN
formidable working order.
RuelI's corps is represented as reaching Lou
isyille in admirable condition Reports say,
however, that many of his officers are much dis
affected with him, and it was TumoTed here this
morning that be had been relieved Outside
Intermediates and interested parties, 1t may be
give rise to all this talk. Il is known very well
that he has an unrelsnting enemy IN Leading
Western executive.
It's now said that the whole force OF the
rebels opposite Cincinnati at no time numbered
more than 1000, They were displayed VIII
such skill, however, as to appear to numoe
many thousands more
Lieutenant Mason, formerly of Davenport
more recently of Chicago, but now of this city
greatly distinguished himself ss an artillerist
| Munfordsville He was in command OF that arm
and did tremendous execution.
| 1t is said the rebels admit loss OF f0O, whi.
we lest but twelve killed and twenty wounded
Colonel Wilder surrendered only after he ma
ascartained that seventy cannon, backed by %
| 600 men, eneircled the fortiHcations
The Indiana State fair commences tomorrow
and viii continue throughout the week.
Governor Morton aud the State dignitarie
generally are absent at Louisville.
The 18th Illinois, Colonel Ryan, arrived her
this evening on their way TO Louisville.
A battery from Chicago passed through h9el
to-day
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-, vynsl,lneton Go..fp.

Special D spatch to the Chicago Times.l
WAsuIxGroE, September 29-The position
of McClelian's army has not been materially al
tered since yesterday.
A rRmor is current here that Harpsr's Ferry
is still ia possession Of the rebels. This is an
true, for there are no rebel forces or picket
within seven miles OF that place.
The proceedings Of the military commission
now in session here, have not been made public
It is not probable that the present commission
will inqaiTe into anything bat military offenses.
The cases Of political prisoners will not be dis
posed of for some time.
The rebel forces are now in q very bad posi-
ton. They are demoralzed and disappointed
with the result of their trip into Maryland The
nights are now cold, and the rebels begin to suE
fer, from lack Of blankets aud clothing severely
There is no doubt that, if attacked in font By
Mcclellan, they viii be defeated, as our morale
was never better than now
The rebel line OF Operstions with Richmond
IS so long th&t it can easily be sufficiently IN
terrupted by q demonstration on any railroad
point at or above Gordonsville, by forces pro-
eeeding from Washington. At the same time il
is well known that the rebel force in the vicinity
Of Richmond is weak and insufficient, so that q
force proceeding up the James river from For
tress Monroe, if supported by safieient gum
boat power, would meet with no great opp0si.
ton in making its way directly to the rebeI capi-
tai So apparent are these facts that il cannot
be possible that the rebel army under Lee, or
the rebel capital, can pc capture within
very shor. time.
Ii IS net probable that the rainy season viii
set in before something decisive has occurred.
Neither the rebels nor ourselves can afford to
stand facing each other for the next five months
We are too strong they too week.
The delay In dispatches to western papers
arose from the occupation of the hne in Penn
sylvania by the State authorities. They have
given up the control of the lines to the company;
and hereafter there Will probably be ne int5rrup-
ton
A ssrensde was given to General Wadsworth
on Saturday night, at which speeches were
made by General Wadsworth, Ex-Governor
Boutwell,, aud others. Owing to want of proper
notice, or some other cause, the attendance was
very small
Bets are freely offered tonight, with no takers,
that Richmond viii be in the possession Of the
Federal army within one week.
In addition TO those I hEys given you, arrests
continue to be made daily of parties who have
swindled the government on claims. The frauds
are belieyed to be Of the most gigantic order.
The rumor that Secretary Seward viii resign,
and perhaps other members Of the Cabinet in
consequence of difference Of opinion on the
Presidents emancipation proclamation, gains
strength.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE PEOPLE OF TIE SEVENTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT,

q IL other topics having been absorbed by the des-
n Terate Struggle IN which our whole country is in
0lved. Notwithstanding which she fsro soldier feels
so"tuce sbcu: those Hh1 I'LL the civil pc
si,iOns a. home. We have oft heard il said tie
right man in the rirht place" This adage never
re fIi.s eKeu1p iied by the people home than in
presen-i-E the name Of Major e. ". UpshsE 20 tie
vcters Of strict suitable person 20 III the 20
situn Of Crc5 Ju6se. The sj3r -efurned home alter
Esr3shps Of P-otrscted aud severe campaign Sick
ness ana dea hase msde long list Of misfOrunes for
hi.sissppi 60 smgnt. The number viii only show how
GuIv tbs o her sod have exposed hem selves
to sl tte dangers incident hAjoT Upshsw has
not Fassei uusc=thei thr1uEh fhe fiery srles The
5osure camp having deprived thai gallant soldier Of
tae Of e ole eyes, which csnnot be Jred
This 10 the cps1i1E Of eminent surgeons coupled
VII lis na-r daess, renders ls dangerous for hin
r5siu iErg-r fbe gzTFiee similar misfortune
-87ald bsfal Kin N he loss OF the other eye II the
$ on -s mea Of re u Mississippi regiment by whom
zaior Upshaw g. known AID loved 50 vel could have
voiee iu this election. they would msrch 10 the pos
q o. uuir i1I him and him alone
y tLe &c hers af rh=se young DO give Major
UultEv mt only -hEir votes b1t their ssE and
irtus1cs they viii prove uugTsre 'ul who has
been ll ler their cLidr-n in The ais and bard
shTrs incident csmp lie His purse has ever teer
open supply rz want and his Eesrs ever ready 20
syuns'hfz- with their trials and troubles The weary
and sick solder has "a ted from him with chill
ing rebuke. bat has ever received from msDifegts
tiOas of kiad aud love. Tnsn let those Who can
s,r0-e their gratitude bv esvatiDg Major UpsbsW 10
tte POS iCn fcr wh2ch he is emil entity quaihsd say
60 t1e F1oa sUd iz1fzi soder here is thy ard
cur loai 'e1cs-'
l5suod l7TH MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT.
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NEW ORGANIZATION---MEN OVER
THIRTY-FIVE.

DY proper authority am authorized 10 rase TINS
battalion 10 rs gimeut, and receive iuto the ser
vice of the s. stes gZ copaniss con-
possd Of zen over irty-ve yesrs Of Rgs These viii
be o-ganized with the four OF campsles ana i1ra 2
reeinsni-tbe sld ofRcsrs appointed upon recommen-
dat'Dn ard the company officers elected The eomPa-
nss tsndered under this viii be ordered to Greoadai
Sr;led bv me aud armed and equlpp before going
mo ths feld Transport alton wall be furnished upon
a,r 'icatiou TO NO company received unll u hum
tars sevent g.six-of2eeSs and enlisted men.
have Been in the command OF Brgadier Genera
3, vsu ircs September 1851, snd hsjor Gen Breckin
49, since tbs sYssuston Of Bowling Green, sna Z
10 refer for ny fitness ioE ne duties assigned ne
A-' " A. RAYBURE Major,
r,.,sgnsnd,uQ lst lIiss Batt=lton sharpshooters.
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District Of the mississippi.
HEADQUARTERS JACKSON, Mississippi,
September l9, 1862.


September l9, 1862.
General Orders No.4
Tofcili.ste the enrolment and organization Of con
scripts within the dis Iet in accordance with the
act Of Congress of the 10th april 1862 anc tie orders
and regulations cf the Hon. Secretary OF Wa in rels
ton thereto all military commanders and provost mar
shss sre hereby rsd to as prompt and energetic
measures 70 enroll asd forward all cOuscrpts 20 their
prescribed camps of instruction
Officers of the militia civil magistrates snd loyal 81
zeus are requesedso aid in the execution Of the law
and forward lists Of persons subject TO conscript duty
residing within their respective districts and ursdic
TINS
IL Military commanders and provost marshas are
within sheir respective jurisdictions who shall no. have
been already enrolled in compliance with thelaw to The
sdutant generals Office st these headqusrters-
i'll Conscripts who have been enrolled in orgsniza-
on of partisan rangors raised within the limits OF tins
district since the 10th Of April ls62 and conscrpts who
have enrolled in any regiment, battalion, company
sine. the 2st Of July, 1862 will in accordance with the
srders Of the Secretary o. War Of August 18TH 1907
be sent under charge OF commissioned officer who VIII
carry descr ptive roll Of each cOnscript containing
notice cf the period during which and the company in
which be may have served, and stzament Of Jounty
paid and clothing issued.
No exemption TO these requiem euts Will be reeog
pized unless based written authority hitherto given
bv the War Department or by the general commanding
this district the sub districts Of which is composed
Bv order Brigadier-Genersl RUGGLEs.
R. NJ HOOE
ss93Tm Assistant AdjutantG General
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From Loui-viGie.

Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Times
LOUISVILLE, September 20.-Everylhing is
quiet to-day in the city and throughout tha
state so far as known-ths quiet that prscedss
a storm. The next startling news lEOm this di-
rection viii announce offensive Operations By
the Federal forces.
The malignsnls are growing terribly a. Buell..
and threatening his superssdure, but it Tlll
amount to nothing. No general is more de-
servsdly strong in the confidence Of General
Halleck aud the President. No outside pressure
can now trouble him, and ere many days ha
viii have made q record, in CONJUNCTION with tho
gsliant Nelson, that cannot be assailed.
Important movements are now progressing
bat they are necessarily kept quiet
Nelson's friends assert that bT BIS panic Or
ders OF Monday and Tuesday, h. saved the city.
The panic, created % work on B-agg, deceived
secession citizens into the belief tlsE the town
would be laid in ruins if Brsgg attacked it, and
citizens of Southern sympathy conveyed earn
est remOnstranees 70 Bragg against attacking
the city. This doubtless had some eh5ct. but
Bragg was principally Influenced by Besii' 8
heavy FIRE in his rear.
General Wright is here to-day.
The Army o. Kentucky wiz retain ITS distlaot
organization under Nelson, though cooperating
with the Army of ihe Ohio, under Buell., as a
/ separate corps d. armss. Buell. VIII have the
/ chef command.
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BALTIMORE, September 2S-Tae ABssricaH' s
special from Sharpsburg says GrifHn's brigade
picket the rear st Blackburn, and Reynolds
forces opposite ShepardstOwn. They keep strict
watch on the rebels and are active in recon
noitsring the country along the Virginia side OF
the Potomac
On Friday morning battalion Of cavalry
crossed, and soon afteTward sent back as pris-
oner rebel cavalry captain, captured at Shep-
srdssown Soon after boy appeared on the
opposite bank, shouting to our pickets not to
fire. He came over. He reported the rebels in
strong force ten miles back from the river also,
that jackson had had bis arm amputsted, in
consequence of a wound received at Antietam.
These rebel dessrteTs are naturally unreliable.
On Thursday noon, Griffin in person, with the
! 5th Maine and Ist District Of ColuInbis regi-
ment, crossed the river, threw out skirmishers'
advanced up the hill, proceeding cautiously,
! and passed into the woods. Shortly afterward
/ he sent back piece of artillery and artillery
! forge. which the rebels had left behind. They
remained over during the afternoon. No firing
was hoard and it is presumed they did not find
/ the rebels in force.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

II Il. Gil ALHEzS, Eso., Of DeSoto, is = cand-
I 5ase for tie Office OF District Att5Tnev ia the
.s I-- composed Of The counties Of Ti5psh Marshall
Lafayette, Pauoia and DeSoto Bis absence in h
HrnF vii pre-eui any personal intercourse with th
voter- ct ius . Ds-lict
Ha7lE. However, di-chsrged the duties Of the Office
f7- nearly year By j1dcia appointment, without
auy arv' he tszes the liberty Of Jeferricg u the
lbers af the bar, throuE hgut the district for ctor-
nstOu t1 l-v -11as dl-iss were performed aud a.
20 his general 7slaLnons and ftBsss for the Office.
Ps-eE pub shed -n tie District copy ill election
Hz-3. .ar7+Fa
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VOLUME XIII, NO. 228

terrniued to cripple it to sbss extent chat it win
never Plagas tho nation more.
Prom the hartford Times
We say that. while tae real sentiments Of the
President should be made known % the people.
the proclamation Just issued viii almost inevi
I tabiy work evil % the Union cause. Can the
President enforce any such measure Csrtainly
not, so long as he cannot execute the simp ssL
post 0hlce law ia the States ia question But
q Uniting that he can, next January, enforce bis
decree or abolition would it be best Are tho
slaves in a b coEditi0n 70 be freed Certainly
not and general emancipation a. the South a.
this lime would entail unto.l suffering and soT-
row upon The South. great distress upou tho
North, and il would be a calamity to the civil
lied world Bat no four mil.ous Of people.
would be greater sUHsrers, thal The slaves them
selves.
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GENERAL ORDER No. Is.
HEADQUARTERS

IEALlIU N FItlo- {
JACKSON, Miss, September ., 1862.
Ii Oficsrz Roncommissioned officers and priv ses
"a belonging n re gmenls, bs.taiOus companies OF
returned prisUntr rs and who have bsanted tha iyes
without s1thcrfty will report immed stsy 70 ttytFTe
Epsetve regiments a. jackson and Clinton or t1ey VIII
be regarded sse tiers and punished aecorc ingy
Oficers snd should bear in mind that punishment
by the rues and arces carries with II forfeiture OF
pay All officers o. the Confederate States army
Provost Mar hats enrolling officers also sli Snef-
M MAGISTRATES or other Sas oa5cers are ouestsd 70
arrest su such end turn them over 20 tue com
nlsnding officers nearest military stations. who VII
send them under guasd 20 this post All persons ap-
pretending aud delivering dessrieTs are entitled 10
reward Of thirty dollars each.
list Of sb entees vii be published st onee Tor the
inform alton Of the public.
By order tf Brig adier.G Gensral LLOYD TMGHNAN.
POWHATTAN ELLIS, sIl,
eeqn Il.rtatr ava 4 q Canal
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RAKAWAY,

CrPrEMBER s9lh, . NEGRO coy named sA n
> ssd sam is shout fweBty.one yesrs d hNe teet
oIgbt ipeseg or trereabouss; color dark has few
~rk- on hs back toes ll-shspsdi hsd en- wren ne
NJ. 'sss, 4 cloth coat, black cloth military cap soa
LETT de tsok with him some other e!othing
gray 9snts. -tS owned ~ Dr. Mosslsy Of idsrshaii
ne isas Iof1s nd RenE sway VITA 3 boy nAnlse
ooun y Aiss4ssipPL -tss Mich. Vi g - city.
/ Fin pay a reward o y isU. with such lnfor-
Jscison or $50 il lodged in a.
ns. on Is that can get him. ror4,g ROBIHJOE,
w. Treksou. Miss,
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To the Fotera Of the 7th Judicial Dis
frict Of lha Stste OF MisSiSSiRDi.

-Er-sFEs sIyz. from communications from various
or-7us q this District, that very general vsish
-v57Is tbst slzid submit my q candidate
The Judgesb the approaching slectioni respond
y chssruv dong Sc, and 2ssuIing The people that "
hruared 81 their sufr gss vii fai'hioii5 aeFoe my
- zrr-s- to dsc,-rgs Of the rpsponsibe uutiss OF
the o1es It i imPossDlz for me y visit the peo
.,is geusss-ir. but / --il Sea msny IS l caa-
-srs.Fs Jas + TROTTER
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10 the FOterS Of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict Of tie state OIL MiSSiSSinni,

Az 4 candidate fer District Attorney Of this dis
& t-c cs-nHt canvass the district in the present
7-7f-r ~ rSse country. have been engaged IN the
l-sc.fue ss trs HST 90 tks Holly SPRING bar for the
f.ss Tea vesrs ana invite csndd investigation OF ny
r.-7iff.g ions. moral aUd legal for the Office.
T+ elected vii diachsrge lhe duties OF the Office
with suerv- aui fidelity, without fear favor refer
70 ne members The bgr In the district, and esPe.
.-lzI'- 20 these OF Afsr-hsl county.
g-rG-ss 2 s. STTTH
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1Eississippi state TroOps.

HEADQUARTERS MAJOR-Ci ENERAL's OFFICE,
jackson, Mississippi September q, 1902
General Order No, Ill
Commanders Of the militia In the several countie,
1 Of this State, also commanders Of regiments and
bsttaiOng of Minute Men. also commanders OF vo' IN
teer companies in sctve service hereby ordered tC
cause their entire commands 70 be vaccinaed soon
as possible by their regmenal and battalion surge
IL Vaccine matter can be procured BY the surgeons
on application 70 the quterI asterg general at Jackson
Ill Smallpox having made its appearance in several
sections Of the state all citizens outside Of the military
organizations advised have themselves and famI-
lies vaccnsted.
By order Of fAfsjor-Genersl T. C TUFFEE.
se21dswIw j. CONWAY. A. A. a. @.
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District Attorney.

EzTE are authorizes % announce A. S. PASS ss
,.7aGds-s i1- tBs ONCE Of District Attorney 10
tie r nth in iFiz District composed Of the countieE
sI Ea'taIr. g-rc- "a roll, lal s5ush TElAahatcaie
esd auuHcver. Election frst Monday in October.
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Fer u ge Of the seventh Judicial
District,

gTyHE friends os 4 -j-r Z. W. UPSHAW, Of AArshali
3 county N-ssis ip.i, snaoUuce his name as canai'
z- for JUDGE Of the Seventh Judicial District Of KS
s;.pf carrosed oE the counties Of DeSoto, Psnois.
zafare. ts Marshall and TipYah.
eE-or Up-hsvs general nfa.tl Is imps7fsd, MS eyes
-ag become diseased from eECOsur5 In camp 10 such
- ~Zten= a- 90 c3upsl hm, in the opinion Of medical
- ,- retire from Ihe army in 3 short time. Many Of
~ - citizens tiiuk LIN, tbis cri-is, emineuty
s-5 - On 7,csl sta.iol, snd rec mme2d him to the
~t,fis , ol ' ~ NAVY CIT7ZENE