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object q this copany s t. !mrort skilled sI ana
uERkl1lesl WogIMen FROM treat lfitn1 tsei.
gun France swttzefso So5m ssa ama ,sin Sso; ,., ans
paniea, and other employers Of nhor in America. To
ncccmpsh this II has established exten,i.c aeene!es
through those coun11eJ and 10 hl1e men n
their employers hcfe. system complete has been
nut IN ope1atlon here that miners, mechanics tnead.
"c worke N iron aEd steel of sFe5y eiAss wsayeE
Sad Without much detaT, In any plumbers, md
ss 2 t,ss r s,s
ard economical mamie, I've a!yssaS isnasd asse
The COMPANY otscfs. t s99 @ ~ l't9T ~
Ing Ecnter1rn: \. G. Hammered. .aon 81 Fsncis ~
Change nank. HaEtfer5. coaneetteat; ~ "aectient;
+. Caambernn. Il. E. Weich, md John Hooxer, Aa u
NoFth, s F. LYMAN aad John Wu!isnS: ;. Ne% Xo1k:
d sprinseeid Mass.; + Il Giitstt r!e.!deat q namp
& f! peeSe aA e. Bess:n F: T. =. NcEs5. ind James
Tie csmrsny i ena6ed. b. special permission. to
zefrr to the fpli Gwtns Eehilsmsn: <. -,
Sec. Of the Navy; Gov uckaghan Conas Gh!e! !1ns.
Hastiofd Bank; Thomas Belknap, President S!ate
Tsesaors 7ssa sEi1H Tfiton inereaea NV samuel
bales. Editor Springfield Republican, N3s.: Pr -.
Holland Eprin yfeld Republican Prok. CasEcI Prov
agisS ssre sueIsas FFWaa &C. es .G
Ph.,sdeiphia. Mop. Samuel =, Rrsgtss. \. Hoa.
senatos, Mass: lion. Henry Wilson, United Stat9 s
senator, a1uss.; E1Goyernor Sps1Ene I6tied ssatS @
fsns.oF 4 aars L 4Gn keau Esa Gov s5ae
iossa: Hoo. Horace Everett, Council Bluffs, Iowa
, 1865-09-05

! Dn1TSEp Wu11E DA1mxa.-0h Sunday alter
noon Jonng nan uamcd Peter Landisan. while
bathing in the Eortk Branch Of the Chicago river,
in the vicinity Of the Estoa road, was accidentally
drowned. His body WAS recovered shortly afler-
yard and conveyed to tho Second Precinct Police
Station Ehcrc IN inouett was held yesterday fore
noon BY Coroner Wagner. The Jury rendered a
bo4r1led at the corner OF Union and Fourteenth
streets in the West Division.
, 1865-09-05

ct North Conway, n. 4, where be vas visiting
He served with distinction during the last war Wi
Great Hntai1, and has continued In actise se1yies
up to within st~ years, when III hcslth compeueo
, 1865-09-05

BosroN. Sept. 4.--Ihe steamer Kenestnst ton ar.
rived today from New 0F1eans With HG bales ol
cotton and other valuable Southern produce.
, 1865-09-05

Explosion Of a Propeller.
TRENTON n. J., Sept. 1.-THE propeller Molllson
retuln irom Few York. foaded With merchandise
for Trenton, yalnet at 10000 A lady from, Hund
Brook, named Van Dyne, was killed The engineer
was VET severely injured, md Capt Hurlbut mol
10 badly.
, 1865-09-05

HHfEfOAd MUfUtfcfN AFtfsteus
New YonK. Sept. 4--It is reported that K: !.
Racc, conductor Of The mail tHln and James hite
engineer nf the express train OF Tho Long Island
railroad have been n.rcsted On tho cosoners var
| 1Ent.
, 1865-09-05
Tire Invitation 10 Jo5n Bright Denied
-sHE.CGE HarsloxA-::otitslcr1 Post.
sssar1crs Sc11lIn. Up-Ru1c for Par-

<&Dktks
wAhr1xcrns. Sent, 4-lt is not believed hesc ~
stated In Enc.I-h sonI,aal., thal the President bcs
invited John Bright to visit the United Sta.cs na
nn11mcnt ha. no kuowItdee that the Colorado, or
n;sy oi1cr weasel has bcGl Gezlnaled to bring him
10 tLts connrrr. The Colorado only Two or thFae
1ro1tl.s ago vas 1.accd on the European squadron.
il is Tot d: MI probable che nl coon rf.u hither.
The President recently pasdoned eight app1lcanta
al fhe fsGtIO cla>s residing In Richmond. being
lie rtua.ner OF the list Of about th9rty. the ma
;cstty at whoa received executive clelncccr t.ro
n orihe ago.
To.tGs.ccs cpatinue to be rcopc1ed IL, the So1th.
EGxtuaete4s HG0 were in possession Of them Wacp
tile rebellion commenced hare bad drafts or notices
served On item for sctfcmeut Of ar1ear2ces-
some Itt1 hare tqnida,ed their Indebtedness. Nhle
ctbe1s express Willingness 10 rav soon as they
c4u obtain means Ior that pu!posc-
There were at The executive nl1nsiou to-day A.
oue ucluck, nfy or sixty per-ons waiting N andi.
tnct ri:h tlle President. Al lest two-th'rd. o.
.lcm were Southcrncfs, Eho came 70 apPls LOT
jlrdau ard ctnong :hcra. Tor Ire fourth tine, MAS
e.,-Goy. brown. Of Ga.
KEors&cA Captured from GneFlIlH*--De~
cfAIon on the Subject--Comn1u
OF Sentences for Uc*crflon-a.nfGcA AT
rival Of Sou Generals
and I{ic Late Proclamation.
@rv ynrr SOM L. -The 7ytku14s Unshtncl On
,>r;s1 sv. n rcnfr m nm fnnnjrv whether on.
ecsr SHtTs , noss =, ti ~ tcd s;tsies @ md t.rin.
.G,GH tio.,fr, ~ rnttira In demonstration to
H. r,,I1 - ,.inc ~ rhe naim7ls Aciinr Secoud
,,,1', ss .sr y nrrsfr~oan hi dccdcI tiat sucb
rsr1rrnis would be in conf,:ct ,yiih n The orders
, 1865-09-05

..nocr fpr younc la1Ies and M}sses.
W 5s<9fs1 ns sntswber l1th- For tc9ns md raTthe1
on ontrir1 NJ: eals ~ ESQ West Washington afroet-
sefn,3i35stY8 - ~ III ~ oes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Yes, the state.man Can.

The Journal wants to know whether The
STATESMAN can ''announce to the Democ-
racy that the County Treasury of Franklin
County is, like CEsAR's wife, above suspi-
cion?r 1t is above suspicion; but can the
Journal inform us how many County Treas
urers throughout the State, who belong to
the 'loyal" party, can show clean record
as Treasurers? We know one or two who
have, on seemingly small salary, in a
short time, somehow or other, made con-
siderable money. It's not out of the way
to say that nearly all the "loyar' who have
had an opportunity to do so, have gouged
the public and the soldiers-all under the
semblance of sanctifed patriotism. Thank
heaven, the men who have been reviled as
"Copperheads," "Secessionists," "Sympa-
thizers" and all that, have not this sin to
answer for. rTheydid not long for an OPP
portunity to make money out of their coun-
try's calamity. aE 'sls,i1 A'.l ' I''',-II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
had practices. :.

The State Journal characterizes the mode
we adopted to get before the public an Off
cial report of the manner in which G. Vol
NEY. DORSEY managed the funds of the
State one of THE " "STATEsMAN's bad prqc-
tices." We did not think the Journal would
thank us much for hammering away until
we secured for the public an exhibit OF
Mr.. DoRsEY's operations. We confess that
1t is one of The ''STATEsMAN's bad practices"
to show up such pretenders and misusers of
the public funds as Mr.. DORSEY and we
hope that The STATESMAN will never get rid
of this bad practice; but is the practice as
bad as the practice Of which Mr.. DORSEY
was guiltyG He violated the oath of his
Office /; he made such use of the funds of the
State as to call for his incarceration in the
penitentiary by law Of the State he has
made such use of funds belonging to SOL
diers as to make it one of the gravest Of
fenses. These are what, zoe call "bad prac-
tices" .-.. t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
!, DEMOCRATIC CAsIPAIGN.
FRANKIN County Ex; Con-; -R7sosoMs,| Zoo

,,GH FRANKLIN COUNTY Ex. Con-. RooMs,l
1fw.5ir,,at COLUMBUS, Sept. 4, 1865.
The following meetings are announced
The Committee hopes every Democrat will
now 70 to work, There never has been a
time when our country ana liberties re-
quired US to be more diligent. We want
every man now to do his duty, and we be-
ieye that the Second Tuesday of October
will crown US with victory. ea5l 5.oaw
The speakers announced will fill their ap-
pointments promptly. S'''' "a " '-noa
P.M.. DUBLIN. Speakers-W. R. Rankin
Thos. Sparrow, Jas. Z. Wright! HH1H
satu rday Evening. September 18th, 4
.i o'clock: tW0RTHINGT0N. Sp. akers--W r.
= Bsnkin. Thos. Sparrow. Jas. E. Wright. ia
Saturday. Sept. 18th, g O'Clock p. M >:
GR0VEP0RT. Speakers-Geo. l.. Converse,
John l.. Green. 90 - 20 a
Saturday Evening. Sc ptember 16th, Z
e'ciock: .L0CkBJURN. Speakers--Geo. l..
% Converse. John l.. Green n 70. Ya.i aa..
Saturday, sept. 18th, 2 o'clock p, M:
HARRISBURG. Speakers-E. b, Eshelman, s.
w. Andrews, IL j. Wylie.
Satuv dav Evening, September 18th,
0'cIock: GROVE CITY. Speakers-E. b.
Eshslman, s. w. Andrews, II. j, Wylie.l IGr1i
saIu fday, Sept. 18th, g O'Clock r. M. !:
NEW ALBANY. Speakers-gudge A. G. Thur
man, e. +. Bingham, Malt. Martin. au1 81
saturday EVENING, SegtembeF 18th, Z
e r. Bingham, Matt. Martin.
BY order of the Committee. '
~. g--,, SAMUEL KILE, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
How II Works.

Mr.. A. was a soldier who served three
years in the army He has small proper
ty worth $500, The local and State tax
upon this is about 2per cent, or $l0,e u.,,
Mr. Brown did not go into the war: He
is a wealthy man, staid at home, and put
$4,000 in Government bonds, upon. which
there is, under Republican policy, no State
or local taxation. . His taxes would be 500
If he. paid at the same rate of the brave
soldier. But he is a member of a wealthy
privileged class, who are taxed nothing for
the protection of their lives, liberty and and
property .e1 The soldier has to bear the bur-
dens that should properly be put on both
him and Mr.. Brown. Is this right? Ii so,
Mr.. Brown should be elected to the Senate,
where he can make laws to still further
benefit the privileged nabobs at the expense
of the oppressed poor.-Holnes County
Farmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

The Party that Want Carriages,
Pianos and Plate Exempted from
Taxntion. o. ~
JOHN SHERMAN, who wants to be re-elect-
ed to the United States Senate, not satisfied
with undertaking to show the wrongful
ness Of taxing the capital Invested In Unit
ed States securities, urges that The direct
tax should be taken off of the carriages,
pianos and silver plate owned by those who
hold those bonds. The people certainly
would be the greatest dolts imaginable to
elect to the Legislature majority of mem
bers who would send such a man to the
United States Senate. Whoever wants the
tax taken off of the carriages, pianos and sill
yer plate owned by the men who hold large
quantities of Government securities, for
which they did not pay, in many instances
more than forty and fifty cents on the dol
lar, let them vote for General Cox q Co.-Ti
If, however, they are tired of helping to
build up Bond nobility, let them vote for
General MORGAN and the Democratic ticket
throughout. ,.Et Ern.-.f u fli 1q-use.,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
"a RIdIcuVous Iaw.''

The Clersldnd Leader pronounces the law
passed by the Legislature, in the framing
Of which we understand Hon. ALFRED
KELLY had hand, to guard the State
Treasurer against defalcation and the
Treasury against embezzlementofits funds,
''aridiculous one" and that 'its violation
has occasioned no loss to the funds of the
State.n OF course, it mildly censures Mr..
DORSEY for the violation of the law. If
the law is s'ridiculous one,n we suppose
the Abolitionists will repeal it, in the event
of securing majority in the next Legisla-
ture so that their Treasurer and the Bank
ers can use the peoples money without let
or hindrance. This Is an intimation the
people should profit by. gjt.}tts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
The Isicht spirit.

Hon. BARNABAsT BURNS, of Mansfield, q
few nights since, ably addressed a Demo-
cratic ratification meeting atthat place. In
his speech he stated that he was the owner
of two thousand dollars worth Of United
States securities, and he wanted such leg
islation had as would place. them, and all
other securitiss Of the same sort, on the tax
duplicate. He was utterly opposed to in
equality in taxation, How, admirably this
contrasts with the talk of the feed attorneys
for the large Bondholders who are travel
ing over the State advocating the election
= r,aC .HD1DuGki
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Andy johnson and The John
Brown WOrshipers.

In what kind of esteem Mr.. johnson holds
those who make a martyr and ..Christ" of
John Brown may be inferred from the fol-
lowing extract from one of his speeches:
II have got another idea in ethics" said
Mr.. Johnson, '1and that is, that there was
never any people on the face of the earth
greater than the God they worshiped; and
If John Brown becomes the Christ and his
gallows the cross, God deliver me from such
people as they. They are fanatics, whether
Democratic or Republican, or any other
description of persons-I care not by what
name they are called" turi to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Eun Ahead.

The Abolitionists of this county are maxi
ing arrangements to. import a German
Q1artermaster from Ashland, to stump little
Holmes and convince our German fellow
citizens that they are no better than niggers;
that they should be taxed one-third more
on their farms and dwellings In order to
exempt the bonds of rich speculators; that
they should each pay four dollars a year to
keep up the State militia, and that the Abb
olition party should be continued in power
because of the manifold blessings 1t con-
fers upon the country.
Dress up, Germans, and be ready for the
coming of this distinguished disciple OF
"Sow Belly" and "Hard Tack" a.r
1t Is understood that B. G. Brown has Sc.
cured his services for the season, and that
Doctor Folwell is his keeper. Martin
Welker is travelling agent. He was here
Monday and Tuesday making arrangements
for the distinguished Dutch Soldier in the
Quartermaster's ranks.-Holmes Co. Farmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
..shouId Not ne violated, ,,

The OleteEdnd Herald, In speaking of
Treasurer DoRsEY's operations, says: W "
'sThat the law Is ridiculous one every
sane man knows, but 1t should not be yiot
lated, nevertheless i,.gs~s .ss Jn.d
We don't think it should be violated. Its
violation is a penitentiary offense. What
think you, good people Of Ohio, Of the or
gans Of the God and Liberty party, the
champions of Gen. Cox and Negro Suffrage,
declaring, without qualification orreserva-
tion, that tie law that is designed to pre-
vent the Treasury. Of the State from being
,plundered, sis ridiculous.one?" Are you
q in favor Of making the Treasury a sort OF
public plundering ground for the Aboli-
itionistss If you are, vote for Gen. Cox q
n la fitIi Us fffI fffiII fF.efi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Sealed Proposals
WHL BE RECEIVED AT THIS Of
Monday. the 18th day ofSeptember,

Monday the 18TH day OfSePtemDer, OF
at o'clock P. NJ, for furnishing materials and do
lnG aSingSd ssynf the sidewalks gutter, and
crossings on North Public lane from Third street to
. Grading and .grayeling the roadway of Spiing
walks. cutters and crossings, from Water street to
I sSdiSg eS the east half of crossing on High street.
, At the North side ofl Cherry street .4I rsGIEl'
slIev' from Water street to State avenue.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
The Guernsey and Monroe Dis
I. ai nni.a.-. 1rfCi. y

The Democracy of this glorious District
have nominated ROBERT SAVAGE, Of Cam
bridge, for Senator. We congratulate our
friend upon his nomination, and shall take
great pleasure in welcoming him to his
Legislative duties next winter. Mr.. SAVAGE
Is self-made man, who could not write his
own name when he attained his majority
BY dint of perseverance, and energy-un-
aided by any one--he advanced step by
step in acquiring an education-meanwhile,
laboring hard every day at his trade as .
mechanic-until he had studied law and
been admitted to the bar. He is now in
the prime of life, and is doing fair busi-
ness as lawyer. He win make a capital
Senator-onet that his District win be proud
. nf ----..-- ----- --nl--- 80 I'll L--.--uiL |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
The eHonest IParty.Los

Mr., GALLOWAY ,hin, his speech on Satur-
day night last, 10 front Of the State House,
declared that theso-called sUnion'1 party
was the honest party. Beautiful evidence
do we find Of this in A. P. SToNE's defalca-
tion, aud the misuse of the funds of the
State and soldiers money by G.. VoLNEr
lDoRsKY, In such way thatif he have jus
itice done him he is likely to secure quarters
in the penitentiary. An honest party, in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
w. II. Golden, Esq.

The reader will notice by the proceedings
of the Senatorial Convention which met in
this place on the 9th, that Reed Golden, Esq,
of Athens county, received the nomination
on first ballot. Mr.. Golden Is so well known
to the Democracy of this Senatorial District
that we need scarcely speak of him. He is
known to be an honest man, a sound Demo-
crat, and one eminently qualified for the
position, and the Democracy OF this county
will give him d hearty support, as will the
entire Democracy of the District Hooking
Sentinel. l@fl Civ IHW 35 Ll4riu9 l0lS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
What Thex shouId do.

with A. P. SroSE's and g. voINEY Dor
sEY's financial operations before them, the
Abolition, orcUnion'' Executive Commit
tee, should shut up shop, and not send out
any more speakers to undertake to delude
q majority of the people into the support
of their candidates. The people have been
outraged, In their interests sufficiently by
this class Of patriots, and they should not
be asked to continue that class in power
any longer. ss]s M .aA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Equality I'm Taxation.

The Democrats, all over the country,
through their State Conventions, are de-
claring in favor of equality in taxation.
The so-called "Union" party, with might
and main, are resisting the doctrine Of
equality in taxation. Why should not the
Democratic partybe supported for Its posi-
tion on this subject alone?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
.Just Think of IL.

When people ecome to consider the fact that
the great rear fighter, G. VoLNEY DOR
sEY, misused funds belonging to soldiers for
his own gain, they are perfectly astoppdedy
They look upon this as the blacklist ofscoun-
drelism, especially in a man who has made
such lotd professions Of friendship for the
noor sold;er Gg-3 ldQiG bfl HnI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Rlnck RepuhIlcnn FixzIe..

It was announced long time beforehand
that Sherman would be In Salem and speak
in Concert Hall last Saturday Sherman
came, Saturday came, but the people did
not come. Sherman spoke in the afternoon
and evening to a very small crowd His
speech disappointed his friends. 1t con-
sisted wholly of abuse of Democrats, and
Negro Suffrage. He swallows the niger
whole, and the brethren who listened to him
have decided that they must do hkewise.-
Ohio Patriot. ~ ..bs91siI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Unanilnou,s.

4 The Mobile Negs of the 10th ult, states
that at the Negro camp at Dog river, near
Mobile, at the suggestion of the General
commanding, proposition was made to
the Freedmen to 60 back to work for their
former masters in the interior. There were
seven hundred and two present at the meet
ing, and passed a. resolution BY. a vote of
seven hundred to two to 60 back. They
left the same evening. ir1,,, -. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Den,ocratic Meeting.

b Hon. WIN. LANG, Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, will address the
people of this city on Wednesday evening,
September 13, from the front of the Court
House. Let there be full attendance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
New Advertisements.
CINCINNATI COLLEGE
M Of E
Medicine and Surgery.


THE TWENTIETH IL e @ U La R
j course Of Lectures will begin on Monday. Oc-
tober 23, and continue until the latter part of Feby
ruary, with preliminary Lectures during the first
three weeks Of 0ctooer.
There will be Clinical Lectures in the Commercial
(City) Hospital throughout the entire winter. open
TO medical students.
I'D Va Ea ( FACULTY, HIJIAt
B. s. Lawson, NJ. D.. Prof..of the Principles and
Thomas Wood. NJ. d., Prof. Of Surgery and Gin
John i; Tate, Nj. d., Prof, of Obstetrics and Dis
Daniel Vaughan. NJ. D., Prof. Of Chemistry and
Frederick Rolker, NJ. d.. Prof. Of Pathology and
r. SAReed. NJ. ID. Prof. Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics. 9,
K. 4. Mellysine, M. D.. Prof., of Physiology and
.B.,P. Goode, Nj. D.. Prof. of Descriptive and Sur
B. +. Miller NJ. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
M. b. Graf, Nj Da Prosector in Surgery "
nrsG 3 81 FEES: "a 3
For all the Professors tickets ts...........s4o 90
Naturalization Zee 0o o0
Demqnstrat@s tickst .i.,.f3%s;,.";r.i.'t z ~ ~
Hospital ticket. 0o 0o
Graduation fee 40 w
Students on their arrival in the city, by calling
at the College, southwest corner OF Lorgworth and
Central avenue. will be assisted in procuring com
Portable lodgings.E a'Is..@ 30
For circulars, or further information, address q
B. s. LAWSON, M. D.,
septo-d9t Dean.rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
T'hanks.

d Mr.. "A GoRroN, General Agent Mr.. G.
HUTCHINSON, Local Agent, Mr!PArTERsoN,
and Messengers Of Adams Express, will
please accept our.thanksf for Southern, West
efn and Eastern papers in advance of the
tnaila ~ I' tHapl}u rAai fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
BRANDRETH's PILLS,
wHosETIsNgEIbSy byJ TsE Z ] yNRER M Fro

hho VI nlN On Ell LIE Csf
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,.ANNOUNCEMENT.
COUNTY AUDITOR

IA vuiieinils COUNTY AUDITOR, NJ lsI
4 EDIroRs ONO STkrEsM As:-Please announcsths
name Of SAMUEL Quick as an Independent Dem
oersticcsndidate for County Auditor. ana &obligei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
MORROW COUNTY

The Morrow Democracy have never had
a better ticket than the following, which
they have just nominated: st.a',.9@
For Representative, James j. Runyan;
For Commissioners, John. McG Guire. iao,,..