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ne lion cart axle;
One lot German steel =;
One lot Old iron;
Ono lot new iron;

Two sets cant WhceTs. tF., &c
ERMs AND CONDfTIONS:-The lands and I'M
prements, will be sold on a credit of one. two
aIthree years from the 1St of january next
II. The personal property to hr sold on q
Cit Of twelve months from said Ist d@v Of jan
NJ 1861. All sums under $50 70 he paid cas.i,
odle day Of sale, and all sums net punctualIY
Vt at maturity, shall bear s per cent. interest
aannm tront maturity;-tbe two tracts ef land
naming mortgaged unto said Estate until full
d entire payment of capital and interest that
: accrue thereon. Purchasers to furnish then
t@s payable in soido, with two good and
proved slweties, Oh the day Of sale
SELENf.R S. NELDEN.
Adminisnatrix of SAID Esate
Y. landry. Decenller -. 1853. :l1-ts
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FOR SALE FOR CASE.
a TRACT of Land situated in Grand Bofs.
%A's- near Bayou Teehe, in this Parish, abouttI5
miles from the town of Opelousas, neasurinr
about $50 acres of excellent wood land
For further Information, apply to the editor
Of the Courier 1t Opelousas.
Opelo-'aas, ianGary 9th, 1863. 4O-tc
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@ ELO y s 4 S

SATURDAY, :::: JANUARY 1G. 1854.
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Headquarters Coz,script EtstEic1 Ii,
SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. IS. lcO,o.
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Public Sale
STATE OF SIMEON J. WELDl

F04AII. UI NiMI.ON j. n NI-I1LI.--N
I'll virtue Of an order from The District Court
II and lor The Parish of st Landry. the pub
Ecfe hereby informed that there will be sold at
psic sale, to the last and highest bidder, by the
ulfrsigned or by duly commissioned Auc-
t,ter ON the plantation, last residence Of said
dfased, in Big Cane, Parish Of St Landry, on
4osday, january 10Th, 1861,
Il following described property beIonging 70
II Estate OF said Simeon j. Wcllien, deceased,
IL of said Parish to-wit:
PORTION OF TEE WEST Z q
cNorthwest Quarter of Section seven in Iow1-
Io No Three South of Range five East, bound!
dNorth by Bayou Rougo East by Lands oi l..
4lIaTvard, Soath by lands Of Mrs. Webb. and
Vest by lands of L. $. Harvard, containing
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THE oPELoUsAs COURIER
Published or Saturday by Joel H. Sandoz.
CONDITIONS:

CONDITIONS:
Subscription, for one year, payable in advance,
TEN dollars, If paid at the end Of the year tlectrc
dollars. A subscriber wishing to discontinue,
must give ssrittcn mGfice to that effect. and
settle up all arrearages.
Advertisements will be inserted at twenty-five
cents per line for each of the first three publica
tlons, and TEN cents per line for each and every
subsequent insertion. A liberal discount will be
made for standing advertisements.
All the advertisements will be inserted in
french and english until the editor shall Judge it
convenient to discontinue the publication.
Twenty dollars in advance win invariably be
required for the announcement of candidates
for office.
NO advertisements or subscription will be
stopped until all arrcarages are paid, unless
at the option Of the. publisher.
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G5-Ihe Butchers having given up the Town
lsutchery, and no one having presented himself
70 continue, The Board Of Police have once more
determined 20 try &al supply the Town wit
daily fresh meat. Thers viii be good beef meat
- the AarIle1, at 20 cents per pound, to omorrow
morning.
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s1y Persons who have been indebted to US for
years back siII rtmcm! FL that we take ContcG
crate notes at par in payment # old as WEI as
new debts, and would be very glad if they would
come and settle their accounts in this way Ad-
nlAliatrators OF Estates, we perceive, very often
forget to pay the printer.
= Tie Legislature of oul State will i,'et in
ocular meeting on Monday next, at Shreveport,
the actua scat Of Government.
Our two Senators and ,.r Eepreson rtires
have left few 1aya ago, in company with Mr..
Hardy, the Secretary of State, who spent the
summer with us. The lion. A. Olivier. the
Speaker Of the House, we are panied say, is
confined to his bed in our town. and WI. lot be
able TO take his seat
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Cie3-In Washington (St. Landry, on ahe
ist inst, MIR BRIDGET DELLA LYONS, cUu50rt
q Capt. John Lyons, aged II years
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a Tract OF lI!iaeenzld. =

hlndnd North by Bayou Rouge. East by LANDS
Joseph Pender, South by Lot of j. Levy X
e., and West by Lot of J. Levy & Go. and
Z public road. containing about twelve acres
(ore OF less). with all the buildings and i'm
Iivements thereon, consisting of a dwelling
lsse, out houses, blacksmth's Shop and caniage
llse, engine, saw, and @rist mill
'lle above described tracts of land are to be
sCto@ctller
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Premature Publication OF Military move
ments-Capture OF . Rebel MAIL DC.
Mr.. .. @. CHAPHAN's DESPATCH.
Amy OF PoroxAc, March ]. 1864.
great excitement was started to-day at Brandy Sta.
tion and throughout the army by the publication In the
New York Tines, Of announcement OF The movements
OF part Of this army Tho result win DO probably the
expulsion Of that paper and It's correspondents from the
army.
which filled i've large trunks The whole covered
by pass from the War Department but The vigilance Of
Colonel Devsveauxs railroad detectives ciroumycnteA
The msoreants and led 10 the arrest The offender
woman. who professed 10 be on q mission OF mercy 70
the Army II the Potomac.
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W1kHFtioN, darch l. Itts
TEE ue on Bsarim rRovNuAl sAl1 nv ous HAsrmr vMgH
Mr.. wAsBBvRyn (rep) Of H.. caused 10 DO read es
ter from the Secretary Of tho Treasury saying that 10
ascertsined from authentic sources hat many vesses
employed IN the cod Fishery obtain ss cure their nsh
from the British provinces, thereby avoiding the "a
mens OF Tho duty on salt Incorporated with their h
and claiming bouutes the Same as " they had procmod
san which had paid duly 10 our own ports. TO pro
vent THIS sbere appeared 70 be no proys,on Of law.
Therefore shc Secretary requested that act 10 passed
70 Tho acsci hal osysa'lsr no fsbns bountoc bs al
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Interesting from Louisville.
CAPTURE OF a NOTORIOUS eUERILLA--snzUas OF
GOLD, Rrc.

LOUISVILLE March !, 1904.
The notorious gusri3a Col Richardson was captured
on Sunday souh Of the Cumoerlasd river below barx
vile, by o detachment Of DOL wcaiherfords SA'~r'
Another rebel Was taken with him.
in the United States cour,iio day, W. W. gregory,
.b,s county who YVES convicted last week. ana
today for harsoring and ccucealns rebel soder '0os
,ne oath prescribed in tho amnesty prccama'icp ana
was a discharged.
Ton tncusaud dollars In gold, vbe transit rom co-
cinnss 10 Tennessee, we're sezsd last night ~ omcer
symms, being seci IN eonsraycnloo o. mo rcr'n'cr
course regulations
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our Paris Cosrcsyon ,sncs.

President Lincoln's Army Cali,
ENGLISH oYINroa or ruE DRAFT AND PROSTITUTE on
TIE UNION ARaiv,
IRON lh0 London Times, feo NJ
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United States supreme Court.
WARRINGTON, March 1, 1884.
The Quicksilver Mining Company's case Is sti before
the supreme Court Attorney General Bates speaking
for the government.
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nine Och eR r. H. the day The boat discovered he
soop O. Garbadi, Of Nassau, N. p, on her way down
70 Abe inlet from saDd Point Florida, bound 70 Nassau
with cargo Of cotton. sbe seized prze Of war
BY The ofhcss 10 charge Of tho boat
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH.
Tho washington City Councils have unanimously passed
ordnance authorizing contract for 1re alarm police
telsgrsph fes this ely.
RELBAsB or CAPTAIN ygnaUsON.
Captain Ferguson, late quarsermaster al Alexandria,
has been released from ths Od Capitol prison and honor
ARRIVAL OF RRvUeBss
Forty three refugees arrived Aoraep Monday nom vr'
snia and after taking the oath d allegiance wero allowed
70 20 North.
NAVAL.
Commander OdeSton Carr hos been ordered 70 }ease
Lleusonant Commanaer n. r. Jones' Executive Oces
Of tho Nashingson Navy YARD. ,l
I 'rfi rHB Q0scKsELvnR lnnsMe 0Asx.
fhe Quicksilver Mining wa debated In the supreme
Court Monday By Hon Rsysrdy JOfAon, sepator rsn
Maryland behalf Of ths claimants, and Nc argument Of
Attorney General Bates begun but not concluded.
These Arguments have made the case appear somewhaa
misty and ambiguous. s
TIaIUTY.HIGHTH CUN0REss.
rvsxna y
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The Navy Department have received information Of
the following captures ON the nth nst:Ths United
States schooner Queen captured the schooner Louisa Of
Nassau, N p, three miles north BY west OF the Brazos
River Pass running for the mouth Of that river. In
answer tho hail Of the ousc she replied that she was
from Havana bound somewhere along the coast Of Texas
and did not know Of what her cargo consisted but upon
boarding her she gave up the Queen British cer.id
cate Of registry aud her shipping articles remarkng At
the time that she surrendered lawful prize 10 the
Queen. Upon hasty examination the cargo was found
TO consist or POWDER Enhcd rifles. SALT sugar and whis.
koy.
On the LIST insL . boat expedition from the United
States bark - lying Ia 81. Andrews Sound, Ca, com.
handed by Acting Master Gillespie, captured sloop.
laden with sevsntywo bales Of upland cotton and two
Of Sea Island cotton. They also secured The picket
ss,ing Of sergeant and ok men, Of the Fourth Georgia
sloop and one ashore sAs also brought away the fam
lies Of Mr. Lssserre and Mr. y, say consisting Of their
wives and sight children.
On tho night Of the aoth OF December the United
States gunboa. Kennebec, on Mobile bar, discovered
sail running ont Of Mobile bay. Chase was immediately
given hui she was lest sight Of 10 the dsrkness but
again the following morniug attempting TO escape from
the Kennebec She was brought 20 BY shot and hauled
down her color she found 70 be the steamer Gray
Jacket bound from Mobile 70 Havana, With cargo Of
cotton rosin and turpontne Che had twentyshfss PAS
seDgess, Who were transferred to the Colorado.
suyuRR or THE p, cor o. eARIBALpr.
Acting Master burgess, 's,g 10 the Navy Depart
meut from board The United states schooner Beaurs
gard On blockade duty or Jupiter lulos under date OF
Feb aary O. Gays he sent boat inside Of jupiter Inlet
charge Of Acting Master H. D. Colby 70 examine Jupiter
Nrrcys and ,icsliv joy tlOcsads rrnpeyf, end .
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General Thomas has advanced on the enemy a. Dalton
from Tunnel Hill. II 10 stated in special dispatches re.
ceivcd here that General been reinforced By
considerable number Of this 10 correct severe
epsaremsnt win inevitably take place very soon.
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new ysrk Aunicipaa and Town Else-
t1omns

New Ysrk Aunicipal and Town Elsc-
TROY, March 4, 1864.
ne municipal election was held to-day. large vote
vas poled Thorn, Democrat elected Mayor by seven
hundred majority. Six q tbs ten AldsrmenSsre dsmoc-
rats The whole democratic city ticket elected BY
increase Of sir hundred over the msory Of ass year.
IoMroRr, March !, 1884.
The entire democratic ticket was elected 10 day by
about ono hundred and ffty majority.
YoyHme, March !, 1884.
me democratic ticket for village ooers has beea slec
ted BY about one hundred majority.
IrmoA, March !, 1854.
Al our charter slectioa to-day George MsChan, Union,
vas elected BY seventy.ons majority, with the whole
Union ticket, except ono trustee Union gain, one hun
dred and fity.
0swSuc, March I, 1864.
Al the Charter election to-day Mayor Grant, democrat,
vss reelected By nf,y majority The democrats elect
,breo Aldermen and two SUPERVISORS. The Union men
elect orc tidermsp and .go suRsrysers.
The Boston Heard or Trade and the New
istsamship Company.
Bosror, March ], 1854.
A committee OF The Boston Board Of Trade have issued
circular, soliciting subscrplons for the American
Steamship Company They propose 10 raise capital OF
81 100 900 IN shares Of 800 each and 10 construct four
nre class steamships OF 1000 70 $500 ions 70 run DO.
vcen Boston aud Liyerpools
Counterfeitg ON snc soutnbridgo Rank.
Bo~ros, March 4, 1904
wen executed ayes on mo scusbbridsp Bonk orc 10
oMoulalor,
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usws from Fortress Monroe.
ARRIVAL OF Mr.. BuLKLEY, ONE or THE HERALD
CORRESPONDENTS, AND SEVERAL ARMY OFFICERS,
FROM RICHMOND, ETC.

FROM RICHMOND, ETC.
FoRrRns noysos, March I, 1894.
Major wade Of the seventy frat Indiana; Captain Far
ton OF the Tenth Colonc Delaney Of Gov
srnor Pisrponts sar Drs Robinson and Baker, Lsusn.
ant Do,y, Of Colonel streights commando Mr. Buckley, Of
the Nsw Yosx HERALD and seven citizen prisoners all
from Richmond arrived to-day on the Gag Of truce boat
Two rebsl prisoners Of war captured above Williams.
burg, arrived yesterday, vie Yorktown.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

HoLBRooK's MAJoRIrY over Judge Parks
the Union candidate for Congress-s, in this
county, 694. In Idaho county, according to
partial returns, is 81. owyhee coanty gave
Parks two majority, and Alturas 10. Nez
Perez goes for Parks by small majority
which the Age of the 18th does not give in
figures; assuming it to be 20, as we have
heard i stated, and as far as heard from-in-
eluding The above named counties-Hol--
a15ONo majority is-TTz, WIN Shoshone and
Oneida to hear from, as well as one or.two
precincts in Idaho.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
Proposals for County HnsnitaI.

Notice is hereby given that proposals for
taking charge Of the County Hospital, With
or without physician, will be received by
the Board Of County Commissioners, to be
returned on the last day of this month,
w. R, UNDERWOOD, Clerk,
By JoHN CHARLTON, Rpy.
Idaho City, Oct l4tb, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
MINiSa MATrnRs.-Under the above head

! MINiNG MATTKRs.-Under the above head
+" Observer" correspondent of the States
man, writing from Ruby City under date OF
October 18th, makes an unwarrantable at
tack upon parties seeking to develop the
rich lodges Of 0wyhee by calling to them the
attention of capitalists. The immediate cause
of Observers remarks seems. to have been
the recent visit of Gen. McCarver and Mr..
Slrobridge to that region, and the fact that
they procured powers Of attorney to sell in
San Francisco, New York and other markets,
large number of feet in some of the best
lodges in 0wybee county. If the parties who,
for want of means, are unable to develop
their hedges and are unwilling to sell to those
who have the means, it will certainly not be
an injury to the country, but on the contrary
must result in great good, not only to those
who have sold portion Of their latent wealth
in order to develop and bring to the surface
the. remainder, but to those who have not
sold as we'll as to those who are engaged in
other pursuits, for whatever leads to set the
wheel of progress in motion in a rich bat
inactive quartz mining country fnust rebound
to the general welflre Of the people Of what
erpdrsuit. As to the insinuatipn that these
Lodges have never been prospected TO the
amount of half dozen days work +" it is en-
tirely groundless, as evidences id possession
Of these gentlemen abundnntly prove Wei
have been shown list of all the feet procur-
ed by Messrs. McCarver and Strobridge in
0wyhee county, to which is attached GER
-ifcatc Of Hon. Gilmore Hays, County Audit
Or and Recorder, under the seal of his office,
that they have each and every ore been prop |
ely recorded and the necessary amount Of
work done on each to constitute them the
property Of the parties making the transfers
and the powers of attorney These comments
md statements of facts we make as we be-
ieye in justice to the parties who have conf
lence in the richness of the mines, and are
spending time and means in order to develop
hem. and who bave been unjastly assaied
or doing what the writer of the accusation
lad not the enterprise or means to undertake.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22


MACON TRAlS q fsss BIsse af Francis
Aas out a poster announcing tls epgflare of
, wagon train from this city aboa 6rst Of
November for Red Bluff He wants nom So
. 100 passengers at fifty dollars esch Fte
rain will pass through 0wyhee Queen river
Md Susanvlle Honey Lake Valley aaera
ing an. excellent opportunity to those who
wish to winter in the Sacramento Valley and
return in the Spring, as Mr. ?. has bougbt 10
California some hundred or more young
horses, which he will spend the Winter in
breaking and start back il the Spring with
snddlc-train over the same route. 1t is his
intention to run a regulrr train to and from
Rel Bluff next Summer, Mr., r. V. Kelly,
who has lsen in the service of the Humboldt
3 Spress Co., is engaged as guide to the wagon
train. Mr.. X. mas travelled extensively in the
and is familiar with the lay Of the
81
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

J. R. MARSHALL, the old Snowman, has
again opened his saloon at the lower end Of
Main street. MarshalI's is a popular place
and Marshall deserves to prosper; he is one
Of the Snowman that always pays the printer.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

B1asTow has well-selected stock Of
lieines for practicing physician, all in
fees order, as selected by himself in San
nciseo which he will sellas low as they
Sc 5ohgbt 10 the lower cities. Call aud
niae .hcm at the drugstore Of Craig &
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

New DIGcINGs.-On the Yuba, tributary
Of Middle Boise, placer mines have been dis
covered during the past Summer, and kept
quiet until recently, when other parties have
gone in and taken claims which are proving
ricb. A nugget Weighing SIS was taken out
some two weeks since. lr. Diliey Of Rocky
Bar has shown US several specimens of con-
siderable size, that has the appearance Of
being very fine gold. Some fifty dollars TO
ne hand have been taken out Of claims out
here, and it is regarded as one of the best
placer mining districts in the Territory
9ugrtz indications are also good. Two towns
9ssa beealaia out, one called Bed Rock, and
foibet we Hays not been furnished with the
ILL., Of Many people have lefsRocky9 B1E
~ .eA inter Ia The new diggings.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
OFFICIAL
ELECTION RETURNS
OF BOISE COUNTY.
NAMES.

Those CONNER
ing with a bold
ACE letter areI
Democrats.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
39rffcs gnrrrnt

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY HGGBY q co
Dealers IN Gsaerat Merchandise Groceries and
Pf0Ulsions, Cor. Mum and TTTpH SIS.
GROCERIES AND PRoDTCE
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

FrSED.-E. T. Beatty plead guilty to assault
and battery ION David Aderson) before the
court on Wednesday and was fined $4,000
aud costs Of prosecution Nv. W. States
man, 18th.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

Ma RRTRD-At Red Bluff, Andrew Jelley, to
Mrs Margaret Goodrich.
That's what we call Good-ricn-Jeley, and
presume "amily jars " will be required to
preserve it Golden Age
, 1864-04-12

SlSTERSON. - wy " W.
mol tbs.
Funeral for1 the residence Of his p1rent5, l; West
Randolph street, this sruesdsy) afternoon u o'cik.
1n This clty. on the Itth mat, ANASTAS1A MAR
FLOR street,
Funeral will leave FROM Cathedral Of the holy Nsme
Wednesday morning. at 10 o'clock. Solemn Isenutcm
HiEh Mass will commence In the Cathedral, nj Q
o'clock.
III Cincinnati, on Friday, the 9th tnst OF typhoid
pneumvnia, ELISHA II. HAGaNS, ESQ.,, ia the 66th
year OF his age. -
te1y. to-tay Carriages will leave the Clnrk street
Me,hodfht Church, at 10 O'Clock this forenoon The
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
, 1864-04-12

To Recruiting officers aud Quarter
masters.
The following are among the military blanks for
sale at the TK1ECNE Office:
Mustcr Rolls.
Muster npd Pay RolIe.
Monthly Return af Recruiting Officer.
Tr!-Monthly Return Of Recruiting Oficer.
Eomnuiatton Of Fuel and Quarters.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt RoI}s
Enlistment paperrB.
Abstract OF Disbursements
Quartcrnasters' Dlanss or all kinds. &C.. &c,
Comfort In Walking Essential to
Health. = cosnr, bunioas ind diseased nails
snred by process peeuIiar to Or. Rsndal's, which
dlspenees With heoperatson OF cptting. 0hic1 ii
!reeeott House, South Clark street, corner Var-
Burn. enfS-sso -
To Country DISQUALIFICATION in th,a
market ehouId not neglect an examination Of the
stock Of Mcssft. Gore, Wilson & Co. whole .nia
boot and shoe house, 81 Lake street S0''''
mhs-a1C63m Twar
Go 70 TIN BEsT-ao to BRYANT h Btnttmn,s
Chicago Commercial College, to get = thnrnn-s
practical business education. Fof ctrculars ID
dress (enclosing ssamps> bryant 3 atxattoa. CHI
cago, Illinois
, 1864-04-12
TIE rRlmARY ELECTIONS.
Republican Union kcmln7fioEs Tor Alaefaen
and Cc1stabIcs-Chc.ee Of Delegates.

The approaching ch7rtcs doa,oa .e ouse' 'eul'
exciting tomren1ablc. oef,,.cs " ostsss aulos
all classes Of oEr cs'izens' no nAn, oe NC Io"e VI
rtj, fails TO see tlat Lie las oteet PERSONA inter
=; ,ho ,csnlt and that the way to show that In.
w ~ ~. 49, - !, that proner men are nor{ns+ea
tertst ~ 10 ~ sr.5s there wan no con,est ~ 49,
~ sou 49, Nm of tho peon1r Tn otbo-. .,,o :,
ohces 49, scttye and the c,nv.sa s1,+;.ss AA' -
ms,ow viii be found the ticket nn-n,n,tsd .ho
URINARY meetings yerterdav nesnfte ths ,.",s,I ~
FT nTthe ,vr,ther tb.r. ~. .oo 1uesn. ~
enes oe s "eae, aa 'oeae Mas ,a,s vofe pood In
cFe1J "afa, ana an excellent ticket selected In
CECIL tns'Anc*- Nota man Ii nominated who Ii
nos @ aa noness antelsens ana reliable Onion an'
r1nsr WV
dsdt,m.o-f,eo,1e % 49, c., - o.,.,,,-
Gnne,nh;.~ ~ f,n e. uAse chae- u. 1'eaeoeS-
George c. Bates, John Su1nmerfield, Norman WI.
russell, Waiter D. Moore, chsrIee +. chison, Petei
Regitz, j. c. Knickerbocker, Fred. jcusch.
Afdarndn-Pcter Shimp.
Cbnsfd.@<- Samuel Willard. ...
ndxa!S 1gqft,I91; e,1;n S::,3 p,Ee eiPss s. G; p
sn, genis f. g. .iela hGha 5.sos 5Msa Kdes me
aoDs'' : s1'' 4e4os .na11, 1n1p Decker.
.,, eo "A1o'
4dem1n-John Sears-
Gezeaatss-s xta&eso1a =. + Pta as9ae e. G. w,ct.,
Heart, F. D; Gray, Aosastus Her. 6; 3: farwe1l,
Aenfs I'1et7cS' '. =. hnseoe, Albert Reincrs.
FOURTH wArD.
Atfffnon-Undec1dcd.
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