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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
AuctiOneCr.
Public Auctioneer.
Notice in Partition.


Estaie Of Margaret Salmon, Decc"sed.
ITO Phebe W. Salmon, Joseph, Harriet.
Il and Gamclia, chidI en- Of John Sal.
mon, deceased, Of Marion County, Ohio;
l.aiah II son Of Joseph Salmon, dec de-
Of Illiuois; Abram Salmon, of Wash
iugton, ID. q. William Salmon. Of New
jersey James Salmon, White Haven,
Luzerne County; joseph S,m'n. OF
II zleton, LnzArne County Clark Sd
mon, of Bradford County, Pen"'a Phcbc
Salmon, Of Lyconiug County. Wheeler
Salmon, of MonIour County Eliza Ann
Shelhamar, Charlotte Scott, Of C,uubia
County; Eliza Aun Fowler, Ellis Salmon,
children and Grand children OF Isaiah
Salmon, deceased James, William, John
Sarah Ann Clinton, Pbebe Jones. and
Margaret, name of husband unknown,
children Of George Salmon, decea"d -
Residence of all the children unknown.
Heirs aud legal repras 'u,ativs Of Mar.
gar.t Salmon, late Of Scott township, Co.
Iumbia county, deceased
Take Notice,
Thst inquest will b. held at thS late dwelling hsn
VI Margaret salmon deceased. L4ght street, 5ssst
township. Columbia County, rcnnsyl vania on
Snh"iayIhr .fra d"y Of Jtty, .A.D 1865,
at "clnek the anornaon of thai day for Iha pu
p"se 81 making parn of the rea, ostato of the sa
dccpAsed to and among her Heirs mai isgui rapresen
tatiyes if tha sHus ran be donr without pr.judics
of spoiling ,he Whole otherwise 10 valuo uui sp
praise the .hnc,hccorliug to law ~ which :Te snd
ilac. are required 10 attend IL you tnins prop
SAMUE. SNYDER.
Hh~!F
Sheriff Q Office. Blnom.burs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

BoorH's BURIAL PLAoR.-The bedy
Of J. Wilkes Booth is no longer in or near
Washington. 1t was taken from the gun.
boat in which il was brought to the Cap
itol, al night, by two men who put it in a
small boat and rowed away. These two
men were sworn never to reveal whore
they put il. Sothat neither his family y or
the public are ever TO know its place Of
burial.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
Bay Sherman's agr r,ement with Johns

BAY Sherman's agr,ement with Johns
ton, it is said by army correspondents, was
only that which Mr.. Lincoln foresbadowed
TO General Sherman at ths City Point
meeting If the fact be so, General sher-
man will no douSt make it apparent to
the country, to- the manifest discomfort of
those numerous "loyal' radical journals
which delighted to call him traitor, an
insane man, SO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
nay The trial of BENJAMIN G.. Harris

s@- The trial Of Benjamin G. Harris is
now progressing at Washington. He acts
as his own counsel, and is tried by Mil
itary Court. The charges against him are
that he gave money and protection to two
rebel soldiers and advised them to con.
tinue fighting. Mr.. Harris admits that
he gave them money, but says they we're
paroled, and denies that he advised them
10 again bear arms.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
Notice in Partition.

Notice In Partition.
Estate Of CArts'irn Mn0ley, Deceased.
ITO George Mudlay, Of Columbia Couu.
ty, Thomas Muffley, of Three
Rivers; Kalamazoo County, Michigan /;
Charles Mufiley, and John Mufflsy, OF
Calhoun County, Michigan; Rebecca Ha-
gonbuch, of Limestone ,own.hip, Mon
tour County, Pennsylvania; and Mary
Spouepberge, children and legal repre-.
sen'ati'es of Christian Muffley, late of
Centre township. Columbia County Penn
sylvania, and Cathsriao, widow of said
deceased -
Take Notice,
that inquest will bs held the late dwelling houss
Of CHRISTIAN mBFFLEY. deceased, in the towu.
ship Of Centre, in tho County Of Columbia on
SATURDAY JULY 9Th,
A. ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of chat day for thu
lose OF making partition o( the rea, estate Of the said
deceased to aud among his children and legal repre
seniaives II the sama be done without prejudice
toor spoIling OF the whole Otherwise to value aud
praise the same, according to law at which time and
place ysu are required to attend II you th nix propor
SAMUEL S.NYDER,
a..Oou Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, Bloomsbnrg,
May II. lsss.-6w
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
shoulder-straps Must Surrender

An Order has just gone forth from the
War Office, which will again consign to
meri,ed oblvion::a host Of useless Generals,
Colonels, Majors, Captains, A. A, G.s. A.
A. A. G.'s, A. do O.s. Quartermssters,
Commissaries, aud other godlaccd and
shoulder. strapped gentry, who, dressed in
the little brief authority which military
commission, obtained through political ia.
voritism, conferred on them, have been
strutting about the streets and public pla.
ces for the last few years-always taking
care TO keep their precious carcasses at o
safe distance from '',he front'--to the
infinite disgust Of the true soldiers,as we'll
as the tax ridden civilians whose substance
was being con ,umed in their support. The
Order reads thus:
WAR DEPARTMENT ADJUTANT GENE-
RAILS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, May 1895
-General Orders, No. 10, for re ehcsng
the number of General, Field and Stat
Officers 1t is ordered by the President
that designations Of General, Field aud
Staff Officers will be received until the
Fifteenth of this month, at which date
the Adjutant General is directed to com.
menoe mastering honorably out Of service
all General, Field and Staff Officers who
are unemployed, or whose service is no
longer needed.
BY order Of the President Of the U. s.
w. A. NICHOLS
Assistant Adjutant General.
As an immediate effect Of this Order we
earn from Was hington that large mum.
Der Of rcsignations Of officers are now
daily being received at the War and Ma
Wy tpartment' which are being accepted
as last as received. The best news since
Lee 5 surrender
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
The Greatest Accident of the Age

Beyond all doubt, the late blowing up
OF the steamer Su'tana on the Mississippi,
attended, as it was, by loss Of l,40O
lives, is one of the greatest accidents re-
corded in the annals of time. Nothing Of
the kind can be compared to it, save the
burning of the Catholic Cathedral in VAL
paraiso, Chilli, year or two since. The
magnitude of the horror is perfectly shock
ing and astounding.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

sS- 1t was reported last week that a
plot to barn Philadelphia had been dis.
covered. 1t afterwards appeared that the
plot was only scheme Of certain prize
fighters and their friends, to engage the
attention Of the police in guarding the city
SO care fally that they would not 60 out to
interfere With "mill," which was to
take place 10 the suburbs Of the city.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

t@- Abolitionism has not now one word
of praise to bestow upon President JOHN.
SON. Is the Presidents loyalty doubted
and will he become aympathizer. Or is
it the sounds Of unbsrring of the dungeons
and the reports Of the releasing Of the poor
captives, that CRATES SO unmusically upon
your loyal ears and alarms your cowardly
black hearts.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
DEATHS.

10 Centre township, Columbia county,
on Sunday last, Mr. JonN SrnRSEe, S.. II,
aged about 78 years.
In Henry county, on the 10Th ult., Mrs.
SARAH NJ. KNoRR, vile of Elisha Kuorr,
formerly Of Columbia county. aged 81
years, 8 months, and 80 days.
In the Hospital near Carlisle. May 4th -,
1865, VIM GILBERT WHlTMIRE, of Pse
twp, Col CO., Pa, son of John Whitmire,
aged 10 years, 0 months and IL days.
Lines,
Dedicated to Miss Lizzie J. Shuts, on
the death oi her Brother, e. BARTON
SHuLTz, son Of Elias K. Shul.z, who
died in Benton township, Columbia CO.
Pa, June 9Th, 1864, aged years,
months and 30 days.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

Andrew johnson is in the Presidential
chair. The Republic has no, been shamed
nor will it be lost. Nay, the Democrat il
noD laudiDg his "honesty, integrity, and
ability !'-SmM Machine.
DR.. John ii is untrue that the Democrat
has been "lauding" Mr.. John,ons hon.
esty, integrity and ability" We have
only given the new President credi. for
his late good deeds, which have already
met the approval Of the people, and we
may add, excelled all Of the official acts
of his predecessor. Ynu will soon laugh
at the other side of your mouth.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
Borough of Berwick.

We paid a brief visit to the ancient
thorough Of Berwick" one day last week,
and we're much pleased with its appear
ance, business aspects and surroundings.
The general appearance Of the Borough is
that of neatuess and cleanliness. This 10
most inviting To- a stranger. And il is'the
legitimate fruits or result of q municipal
Corporation-it secures order in every
department of the town--and is just what
is wanting to the improvement Of Blooms.
burg.
Berwick always was pretty place and
II is also quite business-place. It has a
we'll. conducted Printing Office, a new
National Bank, several large Stores, an
Academy, Foundries and Machine-shops,
aud two good Hotels. The "Berwick
House," which is the principal Hotel ia
the place, is kept by Col. ]. P. SIBBETrs,
who is the prince Of clever-feliows and
knows how to keep good Hotel. The
proprietor is improving its internal and ex
,ernal parts-his Table and Fare require
none--and we hope il will receive as ii
merits increased patronage.
We would not be uumindful of one of the
most important institutions in Berwick, we
Of course, ,allude to the Press. Our friend
SANDERS, and the "BerWick Gazstte." II
is an excellent local Journal, conducted
with ability, and increasing in circulation
and SQUAD in tie Democra attic Faith.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

sd- Judge D. 7. Patterson, son-in.law
Of President johnson, aud Jas. s. Fowler,
Comptroller Of State, we're on Thursday
last elected United States Senators from
Tennessee,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

Disappearance of Sanders anil Tucker
MONTREAL, MAY 6 6-Sahders aud Tuck
er have disappeared and it is reported they
haga gone in the direction ofHalifax,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

sS- The Philadelphia Press thinks
that after while Edwin Booth might
petition the Legislature for change Of
name. 1t declares that never shall the
name of Booth be allowed upon the Amer.
lean stage. Forney has reason to know
the blight of had name.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

E@. Subscriptions to the thirty
loan on the 5th instant were again over
seven millions NEARLY seven and half.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
II. -. 7-3O s>OA.\.

The sale ri the 6rst series OF e30o, ,0>O on of tbs
~ Loan ccmpie etcd IN the aist Of March 1886.
The sale Of tho second series OF Three Hundred nit.
Hons payable thre years from the 18th day of June,
lsG5 WAS begun on the ist Of April. In the Short
space Of thirty days, One Hundred Millions &C
this series have been sod-lnavng this day less thas
terest payable semi. annually IN currency iirs
18th OF December and 18th Of lane by Coupoas t
tnche! TO each mote. which al, readily eashrd avy-
where II amounts to
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13

More and More Desirable
The Rebellion Is suppressed. an the Gov e,alaeuI
has already adopted measures reduce expenditures
as rapidly as possible to pesce footing. thu. with
drawing frop' market a. borrower and purchaser
Thi, is the oNLG LOAN IN MARKE T. now eaer-s
by the Government, and constitutes the
GR sAT POPULAR LOAN or THB PEOPLE
The Seven Thirty Notes are convertible on their
maturity al tho option Of the holder. Into
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
Ntrp advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE
Real Estate.


IN pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans
Il Court Of Colum bia county, on
Saturday, the Sd doy o. June 1850,
20, o'clock IN the loren oon pe,esEnt. Administa
so, M Tbonas W. Young, late OF Jackson townsnP,
of aid county deceased. will expose 10 sale by phoe
yendue, on the premises acer'h'h
Tract of Land,
Situate In Jackson township, Columbia county, aa'
nn,ns lands Of Ezekiel Colo, John Fritz Joshua say,
me Wm. Parks, Wm. BriHk, and other Janus o' sara
deceased, containing
2s3 ACRES,
and ono hundred and thirty perehes, strict meas
ure. Whereon Is erected
SAW MILL.
Ahou, ,vsnvave acree OF said tract arc cleared and
the balance 10 heavily wooded with most eIce!sht
Pine OaS and Hsmlock timber. II is called tue oeH
timber land in the neghborhood
This tract 10 made more valuable hou tns I.e. n,h,
Il Ia situate on the East branch Of GREEN ChbEh
where there strong evil ences OF COAL oIh, ane
where parties already prospecting with every en-
cuur ayrnent of finding an abundance OF oil,
Late the estate OF said deceased, situate IN ho
township OF Jackson and county atorsstiu:'
JESSE COLEMAN,
Clerk.
Bioonsburg, May 5,ls65
CONDITIONS!
Ten per cent Of one. .fourth OF the puf'h money
to be paid down the day Of sale the one'foufth,
tho balnpee "A one wear from conf rmntioR nsi, with
interest from said confirmation. with good security
for the payment tf the purchase money.
PETER ENT,
Administrator.
May I3 la65
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-13
PUBLIC SALE

at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, Peter Iierbein md
Mary George, Administrators Of Jackson George ate
Of Locust township, In said county deceased, will
Expose to sale by Public Vendue. the premises.
certain Mrssuape
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-15
News Q Peace in 1915.

voars a1o the offca Of the cid Gazette was in
Hanoras sa,,ara, near the corner Of Pearl strae.
= VAS . n'ace oeraaort for news ana converse
4;,n. esrr.la|Iv il fhn evening. The evening
n Tebr,Ia;y Is, 1915, Wa c,Ii, and Al lafe
honr on> A'd.rE12a7 *. "a aEi an>,tder Gtnt'e..
wan y r.. Lett with Father Lang: the genius OF
she paca The ofrc, wss about besng closed;
when a pilot rushed 10, and stocd lor mo
ment so enriley exhausted as 10 be Unable
lie has great news!'' exclaimed Mr.. Lang.
Presently 6ae pilot, gaspine 90. eat", Vhl'-
pered ints.lig ihly-" Peace po&ca
The gentIeln4g, lost their breath as fast as tie
pilot gais.esl his Di1ec:iy the pilot Was able
"Au English sloopis below with news Of
treaty Of peace 49, ;:
They say that Nj. Lang exclaimed in great,
er wt:rd, than he ever tased se3ors--and all
! ands rushed into Hanover Square e4esalln
Jag Peace | Peace = ;, ;.
The windows few up~tor families lived
.hera then. No sooner were the inmates sure
of the sweet sound Of peace, than the wlnioWs
began 20 glow With brilliant Examinations.
The cry Of 7:Peace peace u spread through
the citv at the TOD of all voices. No one STOP.
ned 20 inouire about Stree trade and sailors
rights" No one inquired whether even the
national honor had been preserved: The mat
tiers by which the politicians had irritated the
nation into the war, had lost all importance.
i Il was enough that the .ruinous war was
over. An old man on Broadway, attracted by
thenoise to his door, was scea to pull down {.
pla,ard TO Let" which had been long posted
up. Never Was there such Joy 10 the city;
A few evenings after, there was general
illumination and although the snow was 8
foot deep and soaked With rain, yet the streets
wara crowded with men and women, ger 10
see and partake Of everything which had in it
the sight or taste OF peace. T. Saturday
Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-15

A letter from Madison Hite, of Clarke
county, Va, near White Post, published in the
New York papers, says:-
"The first year of the war lost my most
valuable servants and my horses Last
August all my wheat, rye, oats, t.rmlng III"
elements and outhui!iings We're burned by the
II. s. troops, and last Fall all my sheep,
horses and nnleS were taken from NE after
had taken all my available means to purchase
q second set OF work animals to cultivate a
Ieele land 10 make bread Tor my family OF Z per
sons. I have seen accustomed TO all the comforts
Of life, and am great nephew Of ex President
Madison. Nv vile Is niece Of the Right
Rev. Bishop Meade OF Virginia, and have IN
nv house the full length portraits OF the
! father and mother of .ex President Madison,
and also the half length portrait OF Thomas
Jefferson. All Of these portraits were taken
from life in 17o9 and have been IN the family
Of nv ancestors ever since that date living
to nv necessities offer these portraits Tor sale;
whereas, under other circumstances, / would
not part with them for any consideration, AS
there are many wealthy readers OF your paper,
some Of whom may be disposed to give me
liberal price for these portraits, under existing
circumstances, I would be glad if you would
give notice Of them in your paper.
Gov Bramlette, in message to the Ken
lucky Legislature, has expressed his regret
at the action Of its members IN not rat,tylng
the constitutional amendment to abolish sla'
very, He thinks it would have been much
more politic for them to have approved 1t
instead of leaving the question open.
It is stated that Captain John H. Bell, Of
Baltimore, Presbyterian, has been promo
ted By the Sultan to the distinguished otlce
Of Lord Admiral in Chief Of. the Turkish
NAVY, without sacrificing his religious pr1n'
Gplea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-15
GAS AND STEAM FITTING EgTAR.
VI EESHMEMTe

4 "A
VI hEsHMENTe
q CD O. "a yN
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM FILTER,
No. Is, North Royal Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Is now prepared 10 DO
GAS FITTING
in al! its branches Stores dwellings, machins
shops. and public buildings fitted up on the
most approx ed plans, and at reasonable terms
For CASH.
Steam pipes, guages, cocks, and globe valves,
of the most recent appaoved plans, and Of SUI
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand. Contracts will be made for work,
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at the lowess
rates.
Likewise has on hand CHANDELIERS,
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS,
GLASS GLOBES, MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &C., Of all the new styles and beau
tiful patterns, at prices that cannot fail to
please.
Also has on hand, and is constantly receiv-
ing, at wholesale and retail, the most extensive
and best assorted stock OF
LAMP GOODS
ever offered in this market, comprising every
thing connected with the trade.
LANTERNS of every size, kind and color;
from the smallest to the head lights OF ship
KEROSENE OIL
ALWAYS on hand Of the purest and best quality.
Dealers supplied at q smal} advance on factory
prices.
chasing, and examine my stock, as it is pur-
chased expressly for this market. jan 12-5m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-13
Leather for Sale.

7. HAVE ESTABLISHED IN THE TOWN OF
i NEWBERRY, one of the best TANNERIES
in the State, and have LEATHER OF ALL
KINDS FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR
HIDES AT MARKET PRICE FOR CASH.
will Tan, Dress and Finish Hides on Shares of one
half for the Other, or half of the Market Value
of the Leather at the time it is delivered win
purchase Hides at the Highest Cash Prices. /
will continue business at the Bierfeld Tannery,
the same as heretofore, until the Birthday ofNoY.
next, at which time my lease expires unless
shall be able to Tan and remove the Stock in
that yard before that time. AzI HIDES mil be re-
ceired hereafter atthe Neo Yard. I hope all who
have heretofore patronized me will continue to
do so, and any others who may feel willing.
Those who have sent Hides to the Bierfed Tan
merry will receive their Leather at my new yard.
have as good Curriers' and Tanners as are in the
State. will Purchase or Exchange Leather for
Tallow and Bark at the Highest Cash Prices.
SIS .zI R. B. HOLMAN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-13

An obstruction on the track near the depot, sup
posed to be done by some. of these colored
troops, threw portion Of the train of. Leaving
the car for short time, and returning Mr.. G..
found negro soldier in there, in such close prox
Unity to the ladies, that he ordered him out,
which the other in a most violent manner refused
to do. An alteration ensued, in which the negro
was cut on the back of the neck. He then left
Sometime after and while the cars were being
rghted, squad of negro soldiers came up under
sergeant, in search Of Grocer, and seizing by
mistake Ar. Jake Bowers, in charge the hands,
threatened to shoot hin; the right man, however,
promptly appeared and, declaring Bowers inno-
cent, gave himself up. : A Egt Of the squad were
for Instantly shooting him, while others objected
and insisted on taking him to Headquarters,
which was theD done. The report then is, that
be was taken before the Colonel and acknowl-
edged what he had done, and that hewould do the
same again; and that he was then told he must
die foF it. He -w9s then taken under. strong
guard few yards from camp, and hole being
dug, was ordered to kneel. At this point Mr.. S.
P Kinard, who lives near and who leaned the
implements to dig the hole with, approached
near the spot and saw the fash of the guns as
the negroes fred upon:C, who Immediately fell
Mr. K tried to get nearerf but was warned By
sentinel not to do so, as the regiment was: much
excited and that he might get killed. He then
went round~ana saw them jumping upon tue
body which was too large for the hole. All this
time the regiment was in line, drums beat,and 1t
was evidentit was in readiness to move, which 1t
did short time after, a few miles down the road
to wait for the cars, thus gettingout of the way.
Further than this we know nothing, but that
an inquest was held and much evidence elected,
which evidence, however, is withheld from us,as
not being fully complete in showing that the
Colonel of these negro troops was fully cegnizant
ofand ordered the killing of deceased. That it
could possibly be otherwise admits of consider
able doubt, and as such calls loudly for examine
tion and satisfaction. We understand that the,
facts will be submitted to the Secretary of war.
The deceased is saidto have been a most esti-
mable young man, brave and generous, as vas
clearly shoun in giving himself up: When he
might have escaped. ,z@s.-J-
During the morning Of Friday our citizens had
the body, taken from.the hole where it was only
partially covered, and placed in a Leat coffin,
preparatory to final iriteffnent, which was done
in the afternoon a very large, respectable, and
sympattlizing procession of ladies aud gentlemen.
following it to its final resting place in the grave
yard. - 9
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-13
cowMeNrcPrEp.
Thn charleston usIegation

With some familiarity in city affairs in the
past, NE do not know where we have aQtieeda q
more able representation. at the head of the
ticket stand Charles Macbetb, the able counsel,
Ior, supported by names well known in legal
circles-Gourdin, Gilliland, GaiTard, Williams
and Andrews, {the courteous and business like
President OF. the chamber Of Commerce, ")speak
for the mercantile community, and under their
fostering care commerce will yet be king again..
We have no space 20 make further remark, but
offer our congratulations, that in q period of SO
much importance, the Metropolis should have
called to her service so-mpch Of eSceIlence and
worth.