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Legal Notice.

n EzEL DENROW and James Dsnbow. wAs
ID are absent from the State Of Ohio, being
in the service Of the United States. and sup
posed to be some place in the State Of Ten
nessee, and WIN. Denbow whose place OF res
idance is unknown, will take notice that Sid
ner Starkey, as the Administrator of John
Denbew, Senior, late Of Monroe Comfy, Ohio,
deceased, did on the 10th day of March 1868,
file IN the Probate Court Of Monroo County,
Ohio, a petition. the object and PRAYER OF whi'h
is to sell the following Real Estate. to Ply
debts, situate in Menroe County, ohio, TO rit.
Lots numbered four (4l eloven (ll,) and
seventeen, (17,) In the town of LewisviHe, in
said county. Said patition will be for hear
ing on the fith day Of April 1863
SIDNER STARKEY, AdM'r.
81 a.. By J. w. RIcHAEDscS, ATTY.
March ls, 1s63.-4w.
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A. Gard to the Suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CRceoRovH.while
laboring as Missionary in Japan, was
cured of Consumption, when all other
means had failed, by a recipe obtained
from learned physician residing in
the great City Of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of bene6tting others, L vii
send thsa recipe, which have brough'
home with me, to all who need it, fres
of charge. Address
REV. VIM. COSGROVE,
/ 40 Fulton Avenue,
/ Brooklyn, N. Y.
! Dec. "a, 1s62.--lv.
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Legal Notice
Abel B. Carpenter,
against
W;ll;.., Ii Dh;lli,

William ID. Phillips.
CyAJD PHILLIPS is hsreby notified. that said
y Carpenter has filed his petition in the
Court Of ComMen Pleas of Monroe County.
Ohio, stating that said Defer dant on the four
tesnaA day OF May 1851, made his note to
said Plaintiff, promising to pay him one hun
dred and fifty dollars in one year from that
date, aud secured the same by mortgage OF a
tract of land in said county, on Narrows run.
The object and prayer of the petition. is to
obtain an order for the sale of said land to
satisfy said mortgage. fthe said Defendant
fail to answer or d-mur to said petition on or
before Saturday, the 25th day Of April mex,
the same will be takeu NJ true, and judgment
rendered accordingly.
EDWARD ARcHBoLD, Atty for Pvf.
March II, lS63.-6w.
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9e ~ Nditorof ths Enquirer;
Asthere is good deal said about Union
leagues, and ''nssu being appointed to go
around through the different Wards to
pry into the politics ofsvery rnasl, especial
ysDsmecrats. fari rs { ssssss
1 wish to inform said men that my an
swef, 10 their several interrogatories is
ready for them when thy call. -
am proud To say that I aman Ameri-
can zeitizen, bora in the land of steady
HABITS, "A tll;r y five years Ofage, sound
In eye, wind and Esn5, aud work we'll SID
gle or double. sea sp..
was born and raised Democrat, and
expect to die one.
sifknow but one country-United States
Of America. taa ssSs
I know but one aag--the Stars and
= sUkrfpes. "a sssg elssa psal.yG as
4 Haxa but one guite--the Constitut1s
made b.. our fathers. t,s..a -
I desire to see this country reunited az
it 'was as soon as possible, ifnot sooner.s
.IdAsirs to. see every State guarapteed
their rights and protected in them.e sdr
.E desire to see freedom of speech and
fkcedom Of the press. -'f'sy &
~ desire to see all fanatics blowed to The
devil. - = sf9 9s.aes-@ss e
desire 10 see tthe good old maxim car
gfsd out, ssLove one another.'''ln -, "a
desire to see all such men as JEFF
zSyis and Wendell Phillips hung highe
nan ever pigeon flew. - 20 = $50
And finally: / desire to see each ant
every man attend to their own business ana
Lat others alone- Yours respectfully
~ TRUE BLUE.
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CleanSimg Syrup.

Called kADWAY'S9 RENOVATING
81 RESOLVENT vii I cure every species Of
* Skia Disenses Breaking out, Scrofula,
Syphilis, Glandnlar Svellings, Swellings
~ ifsfhs Groin, Nodes, Carries Of the bsne,
Sores Of eli kinds. Fever sores Ulcers,
- 4dmofs, Strumerous discharges from she
Saf, Sore Head, Sore Eyes, Sores in the
uouxk CaHkers, Tnr rbsrclss in the T Throat,
:. Lnness A., Salt Rhenm. Bash. Tetter,
aas ,fssss ONE TO SIX BOTTLES
VIII popitisely rid the patient Of the
seiW0fst forms of the above named diseases
RADVAY'S RENOVATING RESOL.
Y. sszss1 VENT.
Should be given TO infants and young chill
drsn afflicted with sores in the Gums, Sors
Had. Sors Eyes. Sore legs, Restlessnesl
etniehta a half teaspoenfnl Of the Re
solyent viii cure the child, and will ip al
sases ensure sleep. ~. g
-5.sas " PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
go HE, Oh SIX HOTTIES FOR RIVE
DOLLAKS. ssasas ioj
.ss'aDr. Ekadway a. Co.'s Office,
81 Maiden Lane. n X. Sold by Druggists
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MaRnrED in England, on Tuesday,
March lUth, Albert Edwaad, Prince of
Wales, Duke Of Suxony, Prince of Sake
Gobnrg and Gotha, and the Princess Al
J sxandria Caroline Maria Charlotte Louisa
Julia, eldest daughter ofhis royal highness
the Prince Christian of Denmark. Whcw!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-15
Farm for Sale.

EIGHrY ACRES of land near Antioch, in
1f this county. 6h acres cleAfed, three log
dwelling houses and other buildings. Said
farm is we'll adapted for sheep or stock Any
person desiring topurchase will call on Allen
1ehotwslB At Antiochs crgthe undersigned.
'Isfnsz iiarxl. 3 ThiS fafml II MordArsd to be
solaaby the Will OF Isaao Philips, decssssd.
EsATtE U i X. III. pHILIPs.
! IgYsTts -Tryss 81 MAS.1sNEST.s
Yeb -25s sAfe6S--tf sIsl Exec6tors.
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Stock of Apple Trees. !,

fett - = 2ssf 81 ss SE q 10 3tffSs3 = ss.s ~,
of fine size and of great vigor. CHERRIxs--a
very superior assortment, and An immsnss
stock both of STANDARD sand, DWARF
PEACHES PEARS, PLUMS, APRICOTS, &c..
For gard.u culture we have ! very Hns
Stock Of DWARF APPLES, Or tho bert
and most sa,,wy varieties. DWARF PRARS
and DWARF CHERRIES. and Berries in great
variety. OF HARD GRAPES we have S66dt
80 varieties, including DELA WARE, DlAAA,
CoNCERA, CUYAHoAA. RRBECcA, RARLY
NORTHERN MgSCODINEs &C.. &c. y --z.
OF Ornamentals we have All ifu mems b Stock
both in variety and amount, OF Esefkrssn
and other Trees andsShrubs, Roses, Vines,
pahiias, PhloxessT &c., &C.; all Of vi hich Ne
will sell for Cash, at prices to suit the tinsa.
Now is the time to buy, as one dollar will
get nearly as much as two will al OF her timer,
and the Trees are Of extra size and quality.
We are also receiving and forwarding rub
scriptions for most Of the aAgricuisural,s Hor-
ticultural and Rural publications, most. ei
which we can furnish to our customers at
Club rates. s
"a Address all orders to -
JAMES EDGERToN, N
Barnesvias, 0his.6
Jan. 8. Is6s.-tt "A bs q,
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MRs. SwIssHEEH.-Mrs. Jane G..
sDwissheim, of Minnesota, has lately been
appointed to position in the War De-
partment, with salary Of 81 900 per an
nuah. MrsaS has lately been writing
iettsrs pulling" the wife of the Presi-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-15

3 A paper published down in seeessia
gives circulation to the following idea:
hnsssIn times like these it is difficult to tell
whether it is greater misfortune to be
rich or poor-to be old or young Ito BE- a
nan or q wsmap--sn American or Turk.
II 3 man were right sure of heaven, this
.gopad besa splendid time to die.
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Casper Deslneyers Estate

ALoTiCR is hereby given that the under
Iv signed was, on tho 10Th day Of January,
1853. app ointsd BY the Probate Court OF
Monross County, Ohio, Administrator OF the
Estats OF Casper Desineyer, late OF said Coun-
-fy, decease ed. les JOHN J. E7GKR,
Feb. 4, lS53.-3w. - % TsAamf.
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!. Legal Notice.
against

dSdtnos
Joseph Kinkade aud Others
TOuN KENKaDE is hereby notified that the
y said Paint ifs have filed their petition in
the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe Coun
ty, Ohio, the object and prayer OF which Is to
obtain a sale of lot number forty-six in Sard $,
to'satisfvta judgement in favor Of said Plain
tiffs, against said Joseph Kinkade and John
Kinkade, transferred into said Court from the
docket o6 a Justice of the Peace Of Perry
Township in said County, on which the amount
now due is $2T2.23 and more The Defen-
dant Henry Detwiler has mortgage on said
lot, SO that it can not be safely sold on execu-
ton. If said John Kinl.ale fail to answer on
or before Saturday, the 25th of April next
said petition will be taken as true, and judg
menI rendered accordingly.
EDWARD ARcHBoLD, AMY for PIE
March II, 1S63.--6w.
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s - The sudden fall of gold, and with it
ss6e qaick fall of cotton, created much ex-
oitemcnt among spectators and operates
at Memphis.
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! ~ q ,xae not Tie ighteols that our Lord
odns Savior died tesave neither doessth
kysioian Sprsscribe fer the sound in
health. It is not for US to enquire as to
the ststus Of thesick nah, q the respect
ability Of his disease, philanthrophy and
n31omanity demand ofslus to cureIhim if we
: ftS6, whatever may be the GAUSS Of his
NH ness, and the vice, immortality, exoes.
i've Indulgence Of lustfnl passions, wheth
= gpseh he ba Of high descent, or . comrnol
I haegar, is entitled to as much considera.
tion ~ the Physieian of. royalty H..
3 ID A n VIC 4
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~ Look atthe pages ofyour own heart,
sand you will see a dim refectioa of what
the recording angel has written about
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School Examiners Notice,

To TEAcHERs.AMeetings for the ex,
animation Of Teachers will be held at The
UNION SCHOOL, H0U USE, in Woods.
field, at g o'clock in the forenoon, On 20
81 ssaSATURDA,Ks " AARCH 14kA,s :
So as5 sssss t1d s6asA RRILa a4fh,f,k "a
q C 25th. 4
ytsastsaas asit..A ma y 3Ah.
By order of the Board hies aesa
''sss M JAMES o.. AMOS, Clerk.
March 4, 1863. .-3nl. asi@A ;
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NOTICE..

SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv.
"a edsat the Anditor's Office, until the
14th day of ApSa ,seas,
to contract for putting up trussel work at
Cia1ingtou Bridge. Plans and Specifca-
ton can be- seen at the Auditor S - fiice
Monroe County, Ohio. BY order Of the
II HOERPLER, Asd. NC o. =
March ii, 1893 -4v. =
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tNDEPENDENT 1FANILxs ii Eiws-
IS .se,4gF4.g4 sPAPEE, bae
New York Weekly Herald for 1868
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WEEKLY HEnlaI.D, the cheapest and best
Family Newspaper in existence, was CON-
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prietor of the Weekly Herald to guaran-
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It's home correspondents, engaged at
heavy cost, and connected with each new
naval and military expedition of the gov
ernment, prove that it is determined to
leave no spot uncovered by its operations,
and no event can occur that shall not find
immediate report in its columns. 1t costs
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| In its collation. of Foreign News the
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whole week in all parts of the civilized
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nancial Reports, Cattle Markets, General
/ News, and reports Of oil events calculated
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THE SOLDIERS True FRIEND
ALWAYS READY.
H ollo ways Ointmc G n t

=
Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blister
ed and iphamed feet, all those the Soldier
must endure, MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS,
when your sons are grasping their mnskets to
meet danger. think what relief single pot of
this ALL HEALIEG & COOLING SALvE will
give to the one you love when far away from
home and friends. 1t hardens and makes
tough the feet so that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the infiamed
and stifened joints, leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for I
Sabre Cats and Gun Shot Wounds.
1t stands unequalled, removing and prevent
ing every vestige of Inflammation and gently
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
completely heals the most frightful wounds.
Wives end Sisters of Volunteers
You can not put into the Knapsacks of yonr
Husbands and Brothers, more valuable or
more necessary gift than supply Of This
Extraordinary Military Salre. tf.
The lonely sentrv walking his rounds at
night, exposed to - chiug Iains and chill
night air, is often seiz-d with most VIOLENT
| PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOCATINtf HOARSE-
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CoNSUMP-
Tl0N, but if supplied with HoLLOWAYS
PILLS aud HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT, all dan
ger is averted, few Pills taken night and
morning, and the Ointment briskly rubbed
twice day over the throat and chest will re.
move the severest pains and stop .he most
distressing or dangerous COUGH. Therefore
We say to the whole Army.
SOLDIERS .ATTENTIONn
See to your own health, do not trust to tn,
Army supplies although most valuable.
These PILLS and OINTMENT have been thor
Ioughly tested, they are the only remedies
used in the European Camps and Barracks
for over forty years Doctor Holloway has sup
piled all the Armies in Europe, and durin,
CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established a depo
at Balaclaya, for the exclusive sale of th+s
GREAT REMEDIES. manv a time his sp.cia
Agent there las soil ever a ton in weight O
tha Ointment in a single aav. These trriib
and fatal enc mics of rhr soldier in camp
DIN REr-4. DYSENTERF SCURVI
SORESand SCbOFULO ERUPYLONs
all disappear like charm before these Pill |
land OINTMENT. and now while the Cry riAg
thiuuh hoat The land,
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.


a ~ astK
CHEMICALS, vARNISHRA
DYE WOODS, WINDOW
n YE STUFFS, HL x6a.
OILS. PAINTS, PUTTY,
PAINTERS Hi.AsSSEARE.
ARTICLES, ia ~ PHRfUMkRY,
Also Fine soaps Fine hair and Tooth
Brushes. Surgical and dental lnstfuments, Rhro
Wines and Brandiss for hstlisal paspa6es,
Fancy Articles, Camphene, Turpsntinsss&nA
all the Patent or Proprietary .sss! 4ssss..4
MEDICINES OF THE DAY.
Alse a choice lot Of IA MlLY GKOCEkfkS,
such as TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. .SYKUPS,
RICE, SOAPS and all other articles IN ths line.
We make our purchases for Ca&h ard oIsr
goods as low as they can be cbtsissd from any
similar establishment IN this seotioat and 4ar.
rantedVte be fresh. pure and gSnuins. orders
promptiye filled and satisfsetion guaranteed,
With regard both to price and qpality..T
CD Physicians prescriptions attended 10 a
all hours of III. day or night. Sss1esss u
Nay lsb1.-1y. asais - ags "a
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PEAR EREESev

can be procured, and at the same time pur.
chasers can be accommodated with anything
they need in the way of TREES. PLANTS k&e,
I We w.uld note particularly, = very large
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
LEGAL NOIICEs.

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS ~ ANo FOR TIVE CITY
" and county oi New YORK I'm re- Of the changing The
OF rhomss shepherd Chgsy o. rAom.s Chrisy shep
herd. Al special term % sst Court OF Common lie "a
bed al ibe Cry Hall, In said cy OF New York the I'D
"a, Of Noycmbcr 1865 fIe.oni, Hon John Brady,
Judge ON reading AMI nlng the foregoing petition Of
Thomas shepherd Chrsy with ih> verincstion and
thereof thereto annexed aud there appearing 10 be
sonahe obje ton thereto, now, motion OF T. H. Hobert
Pluesney hsl attorney for said petitioner hereby
de cd under and pususn 20 chapter tS OF Zoe law.
$50 passed December H. lst snd chapter 70 OF the laws OF
1s1Isssed March ". 1850 that ssid Thomas shepherd
ChTity be and be hereby anthofye the name
Of ihonn Chrsy Shepherd, frcn and alter
the twenty sixth Gsy o. Dec nbef, lsN; and thsL
vi hin un isys after the dsts Of this orler suf
Thomas Shcpher thTsy cause copg OF tlis dr be
pintcd in said cry and county Of New York pursu-nt
tbe avs sfo caid and that VII IN twenty daV. irNa
date OF this Od,r said Thomas ship eri Chsy cause the
sad petition verbc lion pror, hi- order aBd sld,vit
the ibcstion II this ORDER be hed aud recorded Ia
c once OF the Clerk of sid city and county New York
ni TIE ty Hall In said city oi New York pnTauaut the
laws tforeal; and that tbeieurou Nntn ghSprdcr
sla hsye been con'ped VITA ne said Thomas shy crd
Chfisy sbal f" stui lc daf herein one srsetde
III tts purpos", he tDpwn by ts name of Ihonss
shepherd. aud by no Other 4 cDpy
NtTiiL JARVIS, Jr CLERK.
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CorOuers' Inquests.

FAr,L AccpKSp.-George Borfurs, a German, about
45 years OF age burned to death Sunday night
while rss,eep in ocd, at his residence No. cio wiiam
street Deceased fell asleep while reading, when the
candle upect and set nrc to the bedctbes burning him
In shocking manner. Coroner Ranney held inquest
upon the body.
William McGrath, naive ~ ireland, aged % years,
died at the New York Hospital, from the enects of in
juriee accidentally received by falling from the OF
the dwelling hosso No. 4 Birmingham street. Deceased
lived At No. 3s5 Bowcry whore be leaves a family Co.
roner Collin held an inquest
TIVE BIoosSGpiu TRAGEDY Tho unknown man who
shot dead at the 81 Nicholas Saloon on the Bloom
nsdsle road. Thursday, by Deputy sheriff Merriam,
proves 10 hahe been John Dalton of No 20 whitehall
Ireet Deceased had been insane for preced
iay his death, but thought 10 be perfectly harmless
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the work 10 be do equal footng with tho otho.
I0sNis
tbrty-sx being owned by the New Jersey Trays porta
ton Company, six by the Camden and Amboy Company
tNelve by the Phil deha and baltimore RsIlrold Com
pany, and six by The Baltimore and Ohio hiroad Com
pHny.
The various companies composing the new line assem-
bled last week at Philadelphia for tb purpose OF coming
TO come satisfactory arrangemep.. After some dis
eussion 1t was finally agreed that the companies should
journed sirlssdie.
From the above facts ii vim be perceived that the d
ferent companies have gone to expense OF two millions
oil dollars TO meet the requirements II the times, and
asmuch as better facilities introduced remains
10 be seen whether they will succeed in their under
taking 10 carrying passengers through from New York TO
Washington In ten hours.
The line which TO have gone into operation on
tho 10th was poetponed OF some unforeseen
arrangements until seven O'Clock yesterday morning
The train consisted Of ten first class passenger
drawn by one OF the New Jersey Railroad Companies
new coal burners and under the charge Of efficient
conductor.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Pcrsoual ImselDsGence.

feeator Sprsgne, Of Rhode Island, and wife, accom-.
panied by small party of friends have arrived IN town
and are stopping At the Brevoort House
Col n. Sawyer OF the First regiment Vermont caval.
rys accompanied by q number Of his ofhoers and men,
stopped NJ the Astor Houee for ev hours yesterday.
ss
- sohn y N~ena, Of Baltimore; Ch0. wood, OF Terre
ns.,s W, beester, Of Saratoga; E II. Remp ipgton,
o. pro. ideuce Jeo Whitney, of Philadelphia; l. Q.
rns o. Troy sps " hccrea. o. New York, are stopping
Of the Metropolitan Rotsl
Hon ]. { Hefssy, a Portland; J. d. oeboyn. Of Ohio.
y Bsbop end Thomas Drake, % Philadelphia. Capt. n
bIaytoo, Of the sssspsss Ensre siass A. Nan vecLten
on Albany W. BscsQ, OF Ceeuscticut Or " y ebsl
dan, of Gone FAls, and L d wssh ~ hsvtese, srS
t,cyp,et at Tho hs,cJ Errt9
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
TOO LATE TOR CLAssIFICAT1oS.

A LAR0H AND ENTH UHIASTIC MEETING. HELD
"A the evening Of tho 2sd inst, at the house Of Adam
Hands SO Sheriff street. by the German Democratic Club o3
the Eighth Adermanic District for the Of endors
Ing candidates for the ensuing election wbo besides heir
honesty possess hrmness ability And pure democrAto
principles. the following resolutions were unanimously
Resolved, That in person Francis l. A. Bolc, can
ddate for Mayor and In the person Of Peter
recognize who emineny fitted for The positions for
which they nominated by zoe uprghtness OF eir
sonA character and the purity and hrmness Of their political
principles
Resolved That tender united support for
them only We recognize regular democratic nomnees and
the true representatives of the working people We VIII
show our gratitude for the great democrtc principles
which they represent BY giving them overwhelming ma
jorty.
Resolved That upon all citizens unite with
with all their strength and show the people Of New
York that have st last found who have the al ine
OF the people heart who have spent their day In the
midst OF the wokingmen rising they do. hy their
energy ana industry. 10 the high positions for which they
nominated.
Resolved, That viii endeavor arouse the sympathy
and operation OF the voters o the dct by nprinG
Efforts return thanks TO the who are ever ready 70
give assistance and relief for those who In needy CIR
cumstances.
After endorsing Edward j. sbandy for Police Justice.
and Frederick W. Loew for Civil Justice also the following
anddacs for Councilmen Samuel Webster, Michael
Gross John Ryan Charles Kssta John Calvin Owen Kee-
also the 1anmany Hall School teketbc meeting
adjourned amidst great checring Tor the ticket
MARTIN NACHTNANN. President
yHhE wihE,hx hxgGSi slSH. vice Prcsiden,a
PsrrR H.ucy, Treasurer.
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