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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20
vermont News.

vermont News.
The Fergennes Vermoater says that Mr..
Reuben Eaton of Addison, has killed five
bushels Of rats on his premises this winter,
and thrown them on several acres OF ground
from which he expects TO gather tremen-
deus crops another season
SHEEP DRowNEp.-Forty sheep, be-
longing TO Hiram f. Button, Esq, of Clar-
endon, were drowned on Saturday night,
Feb z, by the overflow of Mill river.
On Thursday The 9Th inst, the widow
nolbnrn of Brandon, fell down stairs at
Mr.. c. w. Commits and received serious,
if not fatal injuries.
Counterfeit two's on the peoples Bank,
Derby Line, Vermont, badly executed, are
in circulation.
OLp SKATER.-The Messenger says
that on the first day Of January last, Mr..
Elias Truax, Sen, aged ninety-one years
.kated across Franklin Pond, a mile and
quarter. and back, ard did il as handsomely
as boy Of fifteen. 1t must have been
sight worth seeing.
ALMOST A FIRE.-The house of Mr..
Thos. Keyes, came near beiag consumed
by FIRE on Monday evening, from the days
washing, which had been taken from the
lines, and hung around the stove in the
kitchen to dry, taking fire from the same
One of the inmates hurried to the kitchen,
attracted by the strong smell of smoke, and
found it filed to suifocation. A few more
moments, and everything would have been
in blaze.-Benaingtoa Banner.
LARcENY.-John w. McDuslie, Samuel
Spatford and Orlando A. Cheney were
brought before IIoa. L. ID. Briggs at Roch
ester, on tue 9th inst, VI on The complaint
of Gardner L. Chaiiee, Grand juror, for
stealing len bushels CT wheat fIom the barn
Of Royal II. Tupper of Rochester, and a
b rot thirty bushels of oats from the barn
of Reuben Whhconb Of Slockblid.e on
the nj ht of the 9th of February inst.
McDuflie and Spaiford were bound over
in the sum Of $500 each, and Cheney in
the sum of 500.
I NHEELocK. Out of a popafation os
! 835, there have been 60 deaths in town,
AID 8 soldiers in The army died and two
were killed the past year Fifty of the a.
bove deaths were by Dipibcria.
/ Charles Browning, Of Fast ST. johns
b ury. was arrested one night last week by
Sheriff Harrington, for being intoxicated
and disturbing the public peace. After
4 lying in Jail one night be was arrsigned for
trial, and fined $40 and costs for an assault
4 upon Calvin Morrill,, Esq. and SIS and
costs for being intoxicated and disturbing
the public peace.
SMaIs. Pox.-It is said that several
cases of small pox made their appearance
in St. Adams few days since, and caused
some excitement in the place. The author
4 tiles blockaded the infected distric; for
day or Two.
I FIRE IN BERLfN.-The dwelling house
of Emerson Hill, in Herlin, was burned on
Sunday the 10Th. together with most of is
contents. Loss estimated at $500. Ne
insurance.
Rev. Eli Balou, of Montpelier, has been
nominated for County Commissioner in
Washington County.
FIRE.-About 8 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing last, Hyde's Hotel in Sudbury, acci-
IDENTIFY caught fire and was totally destroyed
!. Loss over $4,000; insured for $1,000.
4 WAR NEws.-Tom Thumb is married to
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ey So long as the government or adj

CT So long as the government or adj
permit the rankest kind Of
treason TO exist in its very midst il will not
be strange if The people become discour-
aged. Indeed how can we look on with
confidence in our rulers when we see them
permit the vilest treason the rebellion has
produced, openly proclaimed in the highest
places of the capital! We refer more par
ticularly 10 the speech of Henry May Of
Baltimore, in the House last week, which
is probably the most reasonable yet deliv-
cred in Congress. He declared openly that
the rebellion now stood justified before
God and man as revolution against the
most direful oppression. The House
seemed to receive this avowal of treason
without excitement. Even Powell of Ken
lucky, said the other day that the rebels
Z" had done wrong" but Henry May says in
the House of Repres entatives that God and
man justify the conduct Of the rebels!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

e. The rebel House Of Representatives
has passed bill authorizing the impress
ment of slaves and property for the use of
the rebel army, and a resolution was adopt
ed providing for the sale of all negroes
found in arms against the rebel government,
the proceeds 10 be divided among the cap
torS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

e. Gen. John Wolcott Phelps has been
nominated as Major General, by the
President. We rejoice that he has done So
If the rebellion is ever to be put down, it is
10 be done by TIE positive men of such
stamp as Butler, Heron, Blunt, Curtis, &c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

FIRE AT Observation-Disclosures Escape
Of Hon. !. r. Giddings.-A fire broke out
in St. Lawrence Hall, one of the hotels of
Montreal, on Saturday morning about two
o'clock, and the building was partially
destroyed Several of the inmates were
nearly sufiocated by smoke before they
could be rescued, and one Of them, "A SER
want, has since died FRONT its effects. Hon.
Joshua r Giddings, the American Colsul
General, who resides at the hotel, was a
Weakened as quickly as possible, but before
he could escape, became insensible from
the effects of the yapor and smoke, and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

WAR NEws.-Tom Thumb is married TO
Miss Lavinia IFdr-rer.
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The Chronicle of Feb. 11th contains a
very long list of officers dismissed from
the armyl mcst of them for hanging around
Washington city without leave, or for fail
ing to report when ordered, and a few for
drunkenness. tt is ar excellent sign of
the purpose of the Administration to secure
better efficiency in the organization, Of the
army work, by the way, which Gen.
Hooker is now prosecuting with gaeat
energy.
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peals are tolerated by the public au'hori'
ties. there is no limit TO their indulgence'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

Hear a WAR DISCONNECTED Sick
lee, in an order to his splendid Excelsior
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E The secesh of N. Y. city have raised
$1,000 to be used to carry New Hampshire
at the coming election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

FIRE.-About 8 o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing last, Hyde's Hotel in Sudbury, acc-
IDENTITY caught fire and was totally destroyed
Loss over $4,000; insured for $1,000
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Kansas had taken the initiative, and he
was proud of it,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
Christmas Publications

BRowH AND ARTHUR. This "epsode" of "TOm
Browns School Days," Was brought out some years
ago by the talented Mrs.. Anna Mead Chalmers It is
one Of the excellent and delightful books for boys
that val ever printed. The publishers are fortunate in
retaining few copies cut of the thousands originally
print d. better Christmas p:essn for boys could not
be selected.
Tax SPECIAL SERVICE HERo. A biting PasqunAde
upon the self de- aed heroes of the parors and bar
rooms of Southern cities, by the author Of the "ROse
Of Shenandoah" The verse is better than the pic
tures.
GAANDPA's CHRISTMAS AND NEw YEAR's CIR. Pic
toral Alphabet for children, with new versions of the
old rhymes attached to each l.tter.
All Of the above published ard for sale by West
L Johnston.
Tue ILLUSTRATED NEws for December 20, contains a
likeness of Gen. Hindman Eleanor's Victory" illus
uatsd "The Logic of Extortion," two humorous cute
" The Little Countess" continued Holly Berries, q
Christmas Ih,ntaSy," by "Rsfugitta !" ard a "sere-
made" dedicated TO Miss Constance Cary, by II II
Morton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

rule should Be limited to tbe army. In popular gov
ernment especially in time Of great public peril sue
cess in staesmanship Il necessary tuccessn arms,
and failure should be Iedrtssed In the came way The
statesman or diplomatist who lacks competency and
commits blundsrs, may do as much harm as the Gene
raj who wants skill or courage Tried BY this standard,
there can be no doubt that the present Cabinet should
give way or be removed. They have uniformly, sig
nay and dsplOrably failed The Secretary Of State has
failed utterly to establish State relations With any one
Government after nearly three years Of effort. The
Secretary Of the TrGsuryhas failed to save the hnSn-
ces from running ntO such disorder as threatens imme
date and general bankruptcy. The Secretary Of War
has failed to keep Lis armies from being almost de-
stroyed by deseriOns prevent the loss Of State after
State and to provide regular and reliable means Of sup
ply fer his troops. The Secretary of the Navy has
failed to create Navy. The Postmaster General has
been dligent and Lborious and has succeeded mode
rately we'll The Department o. Justice vacant With 10
feeling Of personal unkindness political hostility, but
regarding only the good of cause doubtless dear to
them as to ourselves, we respectfully suggest to the
chiefs of the four Departments frs! named, that they
owe it to the genius Of institutions and to that
Judgment Of mankind which DEGREES the forfeiture CT
place as the penalty for failure, to resign their otces,
and allow the President to test the capacities Of others
in the important du les they have had in charge
Should they decline to do So urge il then as an in.
dspeasable obligation of the Presiden: to require them
to vaea.e their posts We FULLY convinced that
reconstruction Of the Cabinet upon wise and liberal
scale would send shock of joy through the country
such as no triumph Of since the first battle Of
Manassas has produced. We express ourselves tenn
peratey and respectful y with the hope of accomplish
ing the object. much stronger uteraLce would bet
ter reflect the earnestness of convictions and the
strength Of the public deire on this subject.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
Increasing the Army.

"Nr. Wig'all, OF Texas inquired IL the bill kept The
substitute in the ARMY, well required the principal
to render servics."
Mr.. Hill. 1t dosa."
"Mr. Wigfall said he was glad of it. That was the
sort of bill he would for Since the last session Of
Congress things have changed have GOMEZ
Senate Proessdings
If the able Senator from Texas had given himself
time to ref cot moment, sure he would have
found other causes for tie changes and reverses to
which be REFERS than the existence and operation Of
the substitute law do believe that he regards
the true REMEDY, gspss the Of ditss.er
be found in the indiscminate f0cng of al classes in
ITO the service. VIA. are the reveses that have oc-
Cured since the adjournment of tie last CCRgess' The
surrerder of Cumberland Gap of ViCksburg and Port
Hudson-the disappointment as to Gen. Lees campaign
Of invasion, and the defeat at Chattanooga Can it be
truly said that any ore of these events resulted from
the inadequAcy of our forces' We think not. The
surrender of Cumberland Gap, the President himstlf
Gays, was ineIplicAble. The garrisons at VckSSurg
and Port Hudson had proved their ability to hold tho
PLACES against al assaults approaches Of the enemy
and more men would Only have consumed the store, on
hand sooner and hss.eGcd the day of surrender Gen.
Lee had all the he wanted could use in his inva
sion of Pennsylvania aud returned because his commu
nieaons we're cut by the food in the Potomac. Gen.
Bragg bad men enough to have held his 2otition 10
front of Chattanooga but very unWissly divided bis
force just as the enemy concentrated bis Doubtless,
il necessary recruit the army to some extent but
do so in the Wholesale and needless way proposed by
the Administration and apparently favored BY Congress,
is 10 destroy the means Of carrying on In, war year
longer We have now about as many men in the field
a. we can maintain there What needed s that they
be fed clad cared tO and handled to the best advan
tsge With their efficiency kept up to tho highest
point III y can do all the fighting required To chirse
reCsnt disasters to the lack of men, il to m;s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIYEs.

The House met at IL O'Clock II. No clergyman pres.
ent.
Mr.. DARGAN, of Ala, submitted bin to receive Ia.
to the service Of the Confederate States that portion Of
the population Of Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana and
Florida. known as Crsoles.
Mr.. DARGAN fsid the was large class Of Creoles
in these States who persons Of mixed blood. They
free BY he treaty Of Paris in 1903. and have been
respected AID regarded since. They were, many Of
the y, wealthy and highly intelligent They have been
as true and loyal as any portion OF tuf people aud snr
ious to take up arms In favor Of the Confederate Satss
The cretary Of War had declared he ccud not re-
ceive them, the grou that Il woad u.ty the enc
my in arming the slaves sgainst u The Secretary sad
the posit on we oce pied before the world would pro-
hibi their reception In the capacity of soldiers. he
ihsught differently. He ldnt know what was our po-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

infringement and ncOmpetehcy that would have beeu
Just as fatal II armies had been douby as strong
We ought not to forget that we may have years Of war
yet before us, and that it Is necessary % husband well
our resources Nor would 1t be safe for the States to
shut their eyes to tie fact tina: whsn they are stripped
of all their bearing citizens, they will be sbso-
utely at the mercy of the Confederate Governments
There could be reader road to military dsspotsm
than an indiacriminate conservation
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
The Test of Merit.

When General fails in campaigns or battles, he Is
sQuired to give place TO another. Success is the
Jgnlzsd test Of merit. There il no reason why this
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

eSO RRWARD.-Stolsn from my stable, on
eDOO ts 2sth Of N0vsmb largs black dORsE, heayy
tln forehead tust would In In Sd al isr e'
f5refooE v4re @. Q. nc 1EHEE,
de So Lou'ua, near Man deid 2 o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
BIT ,. AKsRs 4 sos, ArcuaSHass.

Cas- OF AMERICA,
Was DEPARTMENT, J
ADJ'F 4 INSs's GINS OFFICE.
EiCsaosD, W bee. 20, 1855
6EHnAL OEpEns,
Nc. l0
Stp.on OF sHeurs OF the Army Is again directed &C
PArAEraph VI neral OrdsE zee ig nat 10 AL re
commsndan mla app ths OF ae stat
be Esa Of uleh h person i citizen NJ applications III
hereafter receive sn5n which this ius L. not observed
By
ggnsd) COOPER
deslS ~ Aijr and Iasy'r Gen1
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FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE,

FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
haUhMOAD EasoIkU 4 Z. co,
RIcHA lsD. Dec. -, 1858. I
MO Private Freight will be received at this
IN DePotf5r shPneut The Isl Dscsnbr s6S u.tu The
On January, 1854. B. Order o. superint ndsrL
JAS n. wOOOCO.K,
dao-iW General ncket Agent.
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w ANTED-A gentleman, qualified to Ach
w thres snail Boys rudmsus the sh ana la.
ar s1recy ssrv=s liberal vii be pale
ana oniorJAbs board farn she'd ADDE'S Charles U
1850 JAMEA 81 " LLoOX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

TBACHkR WARFBD.
A GRNTLEMAN or LADY qualified to teach
IA thorsushy Muss advanced puiis and WHO speaks
., q heh usrtJ.
Rseomnsn1a Ions required
as1s-sss Lorsit, Post Ones, Es'sx Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
MUSIC JUST PUBLISHED.

OdngrMAs AND NEW YEARS
MUsIJAL SOUVENIR 10 lses N 2 1sS4i
THEsE NrW SONGS handsomely Illustrated u
Rnee....-... .-...--..-..to
ALSO,
ssonshnr 70 Love Ne" Good Bye Sweetheart Coed
Bye Pdse a. each To be had Musi,
= o. DUNN Co,
RuUl1ners.
Rehmona, Va
We are nov able supply he trade and paonc win
sehFiener son. pubic ti0fS dez8-tu, n ~
INFORMATION WANTED OF CAPT. , III
u A. sAlrn 81 Nugnts - All Vas supp sea - De
takcn s5urg aud tesVel g. be non IN hg North
HIS fAInsf Iemsy All ffo hn sny niofinA-
VIII be hAnku y resolved HIS Pm IN frends are al
YEA GEO ". ftNhkf.
Nss York and Baltimore papers please copy. d,92-lV'
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
TNHE BUAkD OF Directors of the Bank of
~ Kcnmond have declared Dvdend Of per
he apa Of The able . The oek ders and
sr ne i January, lSt The tganlier Ok w Be closed III
ne La psox no J. D. AAOAukDo,
IL. 2lst. lsoS.- q t3ist nst. Cashier.
~ Dsspa CD lnse tdki.y 70 8lsi INST
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
PUBLIC NEGRO HIRING

PUBLIC NEGHO HIhING.
A S Sh riff Of He.rI5o and IS administrator
N OF puu ~ estates sh hire 9 tbe ghsai b etr o.
SATURDAY JAuuAry, he uar Cours House CT Hen
neo, from
7HLRTY TO FORTY NEGROES,
amongst whom nay be uni good Car eaters Coks, se
ssSs-s GEO D. PLEASANT
Dispatch copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

SPECULATORSI
~ nnO ACRES or WELL TIhBERED LAND
~ GNJU FOR SIa.OOOl
Adar.I r. BRVERlF ERAKsKR,
dsis-dTts Patrick cOurs House Ya.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

RCHxoSD Dec 20 h, 1858
dividend NOTICE-Ihe Board of Dr.
IL rsetars o. the INSURANCE }MPANY OF TIE STATE
OF VIRGINIA have declared dividend " Six per cent Of
oats siz months sndng Decemo-r l SOS PAyaele J.
the Stockholders ard amer IRE Is. o. ,uua ne1t
Wa z CHRISTIAN,
Asa secrs ary
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

IRON and at tue lst day of January, 1864,
IL We shan re,une hes lss g, Re-, tate at aue ion, sno
esRs 81 GUDD.N ArPsRSON
DIVID SND.-Ths President and Directors
IL Of The EXcH- NGE s.NK OF VI GINA, - Riohuond
have declared dividend o. - u The prods o.
inl uOn Tor tas ai tx uoans, sui q 20 aeae4oh OF
a. 81 WI sFROTHER, cashr
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WILLIAMSBURG

MrpiCAL TNAMI>ER EEroHr. The report
Ct ~" Medical Examiner ofths I'd Congressional Dl.-
ue' returns - as the number exempted from con.
f-r,p,on tom the various cause, OF physical dsab
i The whole number drawnwn g.O.a o, which
IalI"f 10 feIor Tbs phy siaally disabled 10 thss
shown 10 be Cn" IA every three
a, AnvANcE-The German House Carrcn.
tiers Of tho l6,h ward, Brooklyn n. D.. me, las.
evening a! nion Hall, corner Of Even aud Ms.stois
sirc"ts, and p.,e' rs'oluticn determining 10 sd-
l' 80 20 IN Incr"s I'd pr.r IA aally wages They Gave
hc,n .c'eivinE ~ 70 ard ash Ell Thsy aei in
sOn'e-s wi.h oth'I sssuc. st,0us.
hisoE ITEss. WIN. II. May Of No. Ioa
South s'h street Brooki,a, n D.. W.. rebbed, On
IagF,daJ a.sh., Of mA,e and female spp,tl to IL.
AmoIn, ~ a. Mrs. s,tsh Baker, No ~ Sinth
a. -, VA robh,'. ON "wednesday Llsht, Of Q sold
-e'eh->i1, and go tn lnouv.
lN9rrer.-loaterday, Coroner Bsrr.t, held
- .n, az N the ho'y Of . child named John n
"' .u' rto va s'Aly .cs!dsd by the up.stllns Vi
NA''''' % bo'.u. .a,-f. Verdict Aeeordinsly
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CIRAEFp.
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GPg,r WAR SIxrfHG.-- great " Mott
ins -H h.d a, The Brooklyn Aesiernv Of Music las.
nt,b', under the sisp..s, o, tho Kinss County War
fuoi Committee for The Encouragement q volun-
ts.riug Tie huidius v0 erov dsd from psTque.ts
TO ceiling, and On the ssAso . iArg, numl>r Of
r. minsni o.tiEsns The msctinevo called to oroer
y, n. Hon. p. 4. JA1iisrt, who soaHninAjei A A.
Inv, L>i /. chairman. A long hat Of yissPrsl
den,s and Sso'.tnis, ~sr- Tresense'i and approved
kesoluiions ~-rs ptsisc rru"ripr, s solemn pledge
Of unfaitslinf s;schuest and oy.Itv 10 ta Gbnsti.
On son ,nd TOW I'm 'ut OF ne Uniurd Nst.s. and OF
en-, rs,ponse 90 th eares, .tp@si % Vur crunt-y
70 t.ly ;of tho final srussie h he great eonicl ,or
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,iloA Of m,n .ll.isd u .ha eiy aud county TIC ar
" sdditiooa,bount, -ss hear.ii, ,,sor,ed
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man nta.sd thhi too first aur nr.s for tho mon
r' ,.,,' Co q o". &c pale nov understood b,
s"n hTcj rl',nt coercion The too 'hngs need 4 81
1T On VOC "a -'t' in.n and money o. both se
hhI -nuysb s"J th1~s men called to leave tnsIr nvo-
cat on' 20 turn warriors should bs literally y, IL
r T.Ii ,s &c MD, g II. m.iss ns
mac, i1Ade tsisf aud effective ID>oeb Referring 10
,hs r,m"a. Of me Chsrr he sal. the las, svn
iDe,ht nbluJdi"n INDEMNITY for the pat,
and security ioi the future .ehortb should for
y, ,s ny sn.isd, Ard then all .Iu.d 90 veil 10
poiai in the pio.ee,, ioa OF thi. var ~bieh, when
.tschsd, m.,nt bsnklustey. Nj, Pra.t felt con
sewoalo not only bulsnEupt In money but ia mao
larger force at Nio.sburs at fst re could have car
RED u by a1ault " kosscrsus had bsn re- nforcsd.
sne result At Chs,tsD9ogA sonid haze !<eu different
S.'Vp more men, and Mcclellan would have been Ia
Efhmopd IN 1857. tGrsAt app AussJ We mead
10000 moro tnsn ,tte fsid. Aud the var vii be
over b fore April neat
Adcre"es we're made BY Rev. Dr. vinton. General
John Cochrano, and othsrs. Ths band and sse club
OF the North Carolina irrYs.di tie rusie eD thu oe.
cssion.
NosfVArIo~ op AssisrAyr-ENorSHEs or
Tns fisR DHrAsrsssT. A usetins Of the Hoard Of
Ohcers Of the Brooklyn Fire Department Va. held ut
IH.msnt Hall, In Henry street is.i night, for the
purpose y placing IN nomination candidates for
hHsistaut fnsins'n- Of which even are 10 b. cleo
teu on tho se .ond Tuesday q becsml-s NJ It The
following were piHcsd ia nomination.: