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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-04
An Ordinance.

To raise Supplies for The Village of Lancas.
ter, for the year 1866. ..r
Sro. /. BE IL ordained BY the Intendaat
and Wardens of the Village Of Lancaster
how convened in Coancil Chamber; That
. Tax b- raise and paid into the Treasury,
10. be ~ ed ard expended for the benefit Of
haid Village, tho sums and manner h-rei,
sfier specified. That il to saw, a Tax of
tightttS) cents. dd raiorem, oh stery hun.
dned dollars of The valas of all and every
lot. parcel and trnc' Of land with the build
iRgs' tepemsnts and Improvements Of all
kisds whntever thereon, situate and lsinf
within the corporate limits Of said Village.
SEC. I'd That oil ma 90 in said FilIsg.
between the ages Of Is and so wears, W hite
and colored, re liable 10 work on the
streets Of snid Village, rs hereto ofore provi.
drd 5y law; but such person or persons
may oe exempted fism such street duty by
.'te paymen: Of two dollars in lieu hereof
TO he Clerk Of Council; Provided. thn,
said payment be made on or before the lst
day of May next. ''
SKc. Sd That the Clerk of Council be.
and is hereby charged with the collection
OF The Taxes herein before directed 10 he
5.i".d that he require the payment Of said
'"S~N " oe u'hae sn or OeIOTe the st day
81 hay next; and that he give notice 10
ihc owners Of Real Estate in said Village
by public advertisement thereof
, SEC Ath; That il any owner or owners
"f R-ul Estate. their agents or person. in
charge, in said Village. shall neg l-ct or re-.
fuse to pay tie Tax herein. iuposed on hi.
ar hs Rrn! Estate, after dus Notification.
II shnl! be III. duty Of the Clerk Of Council
20 hsTe 'osh person or persons summoned
htfofs the In ehdant and Wardens Of said
Village. TO answer for such defnul,.. And
Il ""id party or parties Se fo nnd iy d.fauit.
he or shs shall be fined in sua, 80, sx
reednT double the amount vf III. tax i'm
,bs"eed on tis or her Real Estate, at tho dis
rrs'ion or Council.
DONE and ratified ia Council this 26th dny
, OF March, 1866, and IN the Goth year
"f the Independence Of the U.,ed
States Of America.
-, ADAMS, lSTp'r.
IN. BgArr, Clerk
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-04

A LARGE Supply Of BLANKS for sale
IA for cash. at thia Office. embracing
Lawyers, MAGISTRATES, Shsfi6's, &c.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-04
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866 !
The Great Invention of ahe Age
81 O O p S KIRTS.

n - - + > X / n T. S.
J. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC (or doubls) SPRING SKIRT.
tCHIS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
l. DUPLEX (or two) ELLIPrIc Pure
REFIsEED STEEL STRINGS, ingsniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge to
edge, making the toughest, most flexible.
elastic and durable Spring ever used They
selden bend or break. ike the Single
springs and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice
as long AZ any Single Spring Skirt that ever
Has or Can be made
The wonderful iiexibiity and great com.
fort and pleasure To any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages, Pa lroad Cars, Church
iews, Arm Chairs, for Prone enade and
House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded
when in use TO occupy a smoll place as
easily and conveniently as n Silk or Nu slim
Dress.
a Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Grea, Convenience Of wearing
the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
single day will Never afterwards willing.
" dispense with their use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior
to all Others.
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply double
twisted threated and will wear twice as
long ns the Single yarn covering which is
used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The
three bottom rods on every Sknt are also
Double Sseel, and twice or double covered
to prevent the covering from wearing off
The rods when dragging down stairs, stone
s'eps.etc exc, which they are consiantly
saRjsct 10 when IN use.
All are made Of the new and elegant
Corded Tapes, and are the best quality in
every part, giving 10 the wearsr the most
graceful and perfect Shape possible, and
are snqusstionabiy the lightest, most de,i.
rable, comfortable aud econon lcal Skir,
ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY, Pro
prietors Of ths tnyention, ; and Sole Mann.
f"otares, 81 Chambers, and 70 g. 81 Readc
Streets, New York.
For Sale in all the first class Stores in
this City, and throughout the United States
asd Cansda, Havana de Cuba. Mexico, ,Ssuth
America, and the West Indies.
tB- inquire for the Duplex Elliptic for
doubs) Spring Skirt. A. 81 c.
March 2S, 1866 6-3no.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-04
BABBITT'S COLUMN.
IN Per'Cent Saved
cV BY USING
ID r BhBBITT'S

oV BY. USING
ID r BABBITT'S
~ LABOR SAVING SOAP.
THE Soap i. made from pure and clean
materials. CONTAINING NO ADULTE.
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not injure
the most delicate fabric, and is especia ily
ndapIed for wool.ns, which will not shrink
after being washed with this Soap 1t may
be. used in hard or salt water. 1t will rs.
move paint, greese, tar AID stains Of all
kirds. Ono pound warranted equal to two
Poards Of ordinary family soap. Directions
sent with sach bar for making three gallons
handsome soft soap from one pound Of this
SoaP. Each bar is wrapped in circular
containing full directions for use, printed
In 'Enghsh and German, Ask your grocer
for "B. L. Rabbits Soap" and take no
other. B. II. BABBITT.
Nos. 81, G5, 81, IS, 90, 10. To g. ii.
Washington st, N. Y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Damn E'aitIfulness and I'm
u. L

At the session Of the Copper johnson
Philadelphia convention. Some per
sons went 10 Mr.. Randall, Post Master
General and secured the removal OF Mr..
James n. Tyner, Postal Agent for the
State Of Indiana, and said TO be the
most efficient officer Of that kind IN tho
United States. a delegate TO the con.
vention protested with Mr.. Randall
against the removal Of Tyner stating
that the removal Of such an able officer
would damage their cause more than il
would do them good to which Randall
made reply in these words, 1--WE know
Mr. Tyncr is the equal and We think
the superior Of any agent the Depart
ment ever had, but damn faiihfnlness,
integrity Or anything else; be mus. 60
out if the Postal service goes to hell
with him." That is your motto is II
Copper john, "Damn faithfulness and
integrity 2"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Sfgnilicant, Very.

Our latest dispatches from Europe
state. that when the news of the Phila.
delphia Johnson Convention reached
there, that confederate bonds immedia.
tely rose in value. When other nations
neutral as to our party politics, look
upon that convention as one OF the in
ni,iatory steps toward tie assumption
Of the Confederate debt we ask il j; is
not very significant Couple this with
what very intelligent southern loyalist
says, that the present leading CONVEX.
sational topic at the south now is that
the Federal debt be repudiated and the
payment Of the Confederate debt as.
sumed, and We have what will be tue
possible fruits of that convention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05


President Johnscn is to be the chief
actor in the ceremonies Of laying the
corner stone Of the Douglas Monument
atChicago TO morrow. lie has along HE
line made his trip stumping tour and
at various places told The people that
he was loyal and our last Congress dis
loyal in refusing to admit southerners
to seats in Congress. Never has a
President before conaescended to do
the dirty work Of a stumping politician
to the extent that Mr.. Johnson is doing
it, and to tell the plain truth the people
of many of the cities ami towns are
making the most consumate fools Of
themselves, in the amount Of tulsome
Aattery which they bestow upon him.
Some Of them act as if he was an abao
lutte monarch and their daily lives de.
pended upon his pleasure. We believe
in respecting the high Office Of Presi-
DEM, but do not think it necessary to
tear our pantaloons to make an eyhibi.
ton in the effort
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
state News.

A Lodge Of colored Maeons has re.
Gently been organized At Keokuk.
Wonder how this suits the Democrats.
We would like 10 hear one or two Of
them in this town say, "How are yop,
brother Jo.'
Dr. John Claypole, one Of the oldest
citizens OF Fort Madison, died recently
at that place.
Over 100000 acres of land is to be
sold for taxes in Webster county, as
advertised in the North West.
There are 22O orphans in the Home
at Cedar Falls.
An attempt was made at Durant,
last week to fire a bridge on the Mis-
sissippi & Missouri Railroad. For.
tuna,ely, the flames were discovered in
season to prevent contamination Of
the outrage.
A body Of drunken Winnebago II.
dams came within an ace Of capturing
S.ouN City. They went so far as tc
shoot off their revolvcrs, at tho immin
ent peril Of peoples lives. They were
! finally Quoted and sent of.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Toledo Church Directory.

METHODIST observation-disclosures service every
sabbath III III. O'Clock. n Ill.,, and evening" sab
bath school nj O'clock q. III.
Rcy. ID. NJ. MAYI.oRY, fnstOr.
BAprrsr-Diyinc service every Sabbath Mt 10, &
M. Rsy. n. H. Low PaStOr.
FREr Will. BAPTIsr.-Divlne service Apr
sth. ard every alternate sabbath ut the NJ f.
Church, al ) O'Clock, y. M
Rev. ~ MEssER, Pastor.
CoSGHlsG ALTON AT.-Divine service every Sab
BATH NJ lata o'clock. Il. IN. and in the evening
sabbath School Immediately after morning ser
vice. Rev. Ct. III. WooDW ARD, Pastor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. service May fst ut l0lzz
O'Clock. Il. M. excepting every third Sabbath,
day service is held. sabbath school 9 o'clock a..
NJ, every sabbath. Rev. j. J.. MARTYN, Pastor.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Johnson Meeting.

The Locomotive and Tender Of the
Copper Johnson train of this county
switched out of town las, Saturday AMI
blowel their whistle down at Iuka
The blowing was not to clear the track
but to keep it clear. Fortunately for
them no loyal man got on to the track
or they would have been thrown off and
had their safety valve, smoke stack,
stop cocks and blow pipes, 50 sadly
wrecked that all succeeding trains
would have been sadly behind time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Board Of

Board Of supervisors.
TIE Board Of Supervisors are holding
4 session at the Court House. Their
principal business is auditing claims,
and levying the tax. We understand
4 petition was presented 10 raise the
bounties on gophers, and tho Board re-
fu.ed to raise it. We think this action
was wrong for these are the most
destructive pests with which our farm
ers are afflicted, and then the beauty OF
the measure is the town people and nom
residents will help pay the tax,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05

I. G.. Railroad.
We learn from Mr.. Barnum, the Gen.
eral Agent Of the I. C. Railroad, that
the work, on this road is progressing
very we'll in the south part Of the State.
About five miles has been graded near
the State line and good force is still
at work. Efforts are still being male
along the line il Monroe, Mahaska and
Poweshiek counties to raise additional
stock for the road, and these efforts are
being attended with considerable sue
cess.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
ssLOOk out for tho Cars when
the bell rings

/ OuT SIlIcI LAcCullVc ~ ringing lHo
bell now and you may look ont for the
train Of trouble shortly. If he has
sufficient audacity, and it is very pos
sible he has, We may expect soon to
have as great internal troubles as wo
have ever had, and possibly far worse.
We believe the true intent Of the cop.
perhcad party is, at the next session Of
Congress, to have the President recog.
Mise by his own mandate the right of
the Southern States 10 seats in Congress
With these The comprehend representa-
tives in Congress will join and the Pre-.
sident perhaps recognize them as he
only legitimate Congress. Should he
assume as much power as this civil war
and anarchy would be the instantaneous
result all through the land. Yet this
course is just what the Copperheads
want and are laboring for. A few days
ago they held State convention in
Illinois, at which their chairman. John
a. McClernand said:
"Suppose these Southern States dis
| srcgard this law Of Congress; suppose
"thcy elect representative TO Congress:
suppose these representatives make up
"a majority; do you not believe they
"will organize Congress? Do you not
"brlieye that II they DO So the Presi
dent will recognize such congress
81 do. Loud and repeated cheers.
"On the other hand, the trump viii
'o,ganize Congress. It will not be
slong before they collide, and civil war
twill ensue. Suppose that, at the next
Presidential election, the Southern
Estates give majority of the votes for
president and Vice President, what
twill Congress do? | say that they
"will organize, count their votes, and
"declare their President The right Of
",he people to proclaim their rights al
"all hazards, must be maintained"
We have heard dirty lickspit,la, foul
monthea, soft hrained, black hearted,
big headed, double yawning, Copper
Johnson asses in this town, bray this
identical tune which was first struck up
IN he'll or the inner sanctum-the dirty
| Of dirties--of the Cnpperleal party, it
makes but little difference which, the
latter however is the most capable Of
its production.
Let this thing be done, and IN a
few days after VIC will see more widows
and orphans all through the land.
Loyal people will never submit to it.
When such tocsin of war shall sound
he anvil, the bench and the plow will
be left in hot haste, young tiaxen locks
and locks Of gray will mark the age Of
those hurrying TO our National Capital
with their trusty rifles by their side,
that right and justice instead Of scccs.
sion aud error may reign. In this crisis
TIE Copperhesds Of the North would be
Joined with rebels of the South fighting
their common cause against true patr,o.
tism and LOYALTY, Perhaps neighbor
wonld be watching neishbor for pistol
shot in every village and hamlet Of the
North. fit must come I" this, TO pre-
serve our country from the cupiaity,
treachery and traitorism Of rebels, Sc
cessionists, Copperheads, Ra,tlesnakes,
Kangaroos and the whole vile race Of
hell.bound country haters, We say,
also "By the Eternal let it Gomez, and
we will make quick work of cleaning
out the whole dirty set OF political
shysters.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Two nights since, the mail coach

between Jefferson and Dennison was
attacked by highway robbers. Two Of
the horses we're killed, and the driver
was thrown from the box. The sur
yiving horses, having become fright oned
at tic pistols, ran away and tool, the
stage, with It's two passen gers, safely to
the next station. The driver had Just
been paid off. He was robbed OF
scventy-6ye dollars, and was lett un'
harmed.
Four deaths from cholera have oc-
Cured in Ottumwa. The disease, how
ever, is greatly subsiding in the river
cities.
Colonel Sawyer's expedition to the
Far West from Sioux City has turned
ont 10 be successful, despite the rumors
Of Indian hostility and murders which
have been received from time to time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Choice Fruit Trees
FOR SALE CHEAP

The subscriber offers for sale 10000 yearling
apple trees, and 10000 from to years old, upon
very low terms, - and home grown.
His yearlng trees hc will sell for ONLY S5Dpcr
I 900, and others equally cheap.
He also has for sale Siberian Crab Apple Trees
Gooscbcrry, Currant, Grape roots and other pro-
ducts upon easy terms
His articles are all In prime condition, can be
obtained fresh from his nursery At Spring Creek
IN this county and remember will be sold CHEAP
Farmers. patronizc Home Enterprises.
August. End, C., KNAPP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Great State Fair Trial of Sugar
Cane Mills.

The most important and extensive trial OF
Cane Mills that has ever occurred, was held ut
the Illinois state Fair in Chicago during the
first week in September Of last year-lSG5
About twenty mills were on exhibition, and n
large space of ground was assigned to afford all
the space needed for their performance, and n
fair exhibition OF their various qualities. The
committee knowing the partial and untsatisfac
tory manner in which the examinations and
awards frequently made upon machinery
of this description decided in advance to disre-
gard all mere theoretical distinctions. and con-
duet the trial and examination for the purpose
of determining the question. (which IS the best
considered being, the first cost of machine. econ
olny in working durability, and convenience
After nrotrant,t and Very careful trial, extend
in9 through several days the COMMITTEES award
et tAe first Premium TO the VICTOR CANE
Mill. manufactured by Clark S0igo Machine
Co.,. Cincinnati. onio
For sale by NELSON & GRAHAM,
n3l Toledo, Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05

All the present incu,nbents in Con-
gress from this State have been renomi-
mated except Mcssrs. Kasson and Grin
nell, and we doubt not, together with
Judge Loughridge and Gen. G. N.
Dodge viii be elected by good round
msiorities, by the people, thus giving
"my policy" the right kind Of endorse
ment in Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Respite.

Respite.
We intend to take a short respite
from our labors for four or six weeks,
and during our absence the manage
ment Of the transcript will Of course
devolve upon other hands. Probably
our friend W. 3. Sherman will run the
mersheen," to the delight of our
readers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
New Firm.

NOW E.{FNG.
We learn that Mr.. John Ross, for
merly Of this town, but more lat;erly q
resident of the south part Of the coun-
ty, has entered into co partnership
with Mr.. Henry Zehrung for the sale
Of dry goods and groceries. We wish
the new firm success.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION !

yhc h0rntv hill has passed Congress AMI Is now
q Law. Applications for bonntieS should R fnade
at once, as they viii he mid by the government
III the order in which they are received.
The undersigned will prosecute all claims
against the government fl. Lountics, &c. Mt the
lowest terms, end with the fast possible delay.
No charge unless the claim is successfully pros
ecntCt.
Office orer Fries store, front room.
Toledo, Aug. 10Th c. r. n. BARKER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
INEW ADV ERTIsEMENTS.l


Il hereby given 70 the Stockholders Of tie
rry.a cent? ai Railroad Company Ia Tanla conn
IL. 4owa that the fifth installment Of fifteen per
cent on the Capital stock Of said road is NOW
due. PAYMENT will be made to T. A. Graham
of Toledo Iowa, agent of said Company.
WM. T. SMITH, Prcst.
SAMUEL. THOMPSON. Sec.
Oskaloosa Sept. ], 1866. d-w4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
THE VICTOR
CANE MILL.

From Eighteen different States, where thou
sands have been in operation during three sea-
sons. and where they were put to the severeSt
tests possible with cane, and in some cases made
to crush broom handles and hoop poles we
have the verdict OF thousands Of operators pro-
nouncing il the Victor MILL and the title
still further nanii~nnl lay the public judgement
Of Seyrn states ri whose fairs. where il had rs
competitors MI the prominent mills of the coun
try II received the award Of First Premium, and
and the seal Of official approval.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05

The Indians are becoming very
troublesome on the plains and in western
Kansas. They are driving off stock
and numbering people. A very general
war is anticipated.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05

Fiz Henry Warren has returned
home to enter upon the canvass in the
1st Congressional District of this State.
He is the Copper Johnson candidate in
opposition to Mr.. Wilson the regular
Republican candidate. He il also
Minister to Guatemala, has been there,
opened his Office is now drawing govern.
ment 'pap" and using it and his time
to secure his election.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
For Sale Cheap.

The undersigned offers his premises for sale
very cheap. 1t consists Of dwelling house s:a-
loon with billiard table, grocery store room,
butcher shop, ard a barn.
Terms very reasonable. Inquire of him on
the premises in Toledo. Iowa.
Sept. s. 1865. 3i-3w c. MElSNER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
BRICK, BRICK.

Tho undersigned have Just finished burning
their second kiln Of brick-l3O O0O-,zOt nm excel
lent burn-brick nearly all whole and Of superior
1naiity. which they offer to the public ON the
most reasonable terms
We have also . good supply OF Well brick.
Amy person wanting brick WIN do we'll to 0iye
US 2 call ut the old brick yard north OF Juka
<33w. FREDERICK 4 HIN FEY
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05

The late Act Of Congress entities
three wears soldiers to an additional
bounty Of one hundred dollars, two
years service draws City dollars.
We arc prepared to collect this boun.
ty with the least possible delay.
n33 GRAHAM & NELSON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Rain !! Rain !!

Rain Rain!
We have had great deal OF rain
during the past three weeks. The
showers are frequent, which keep the
roads muddy and interfere with haying
and some late stacking.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
The GullOtine I'm Iowa.

The following is the manner in which
.lo'lnson,s gullotinc has recently fallen
IN this State. Peter Melendy U. s.
Marshall is TO be succeeded by Capt.
J. NJ. Walker of Des Moines.
W. T. Cow'es, Collector Of this Dis
trict to be succeeded by CHI. Mackcy
Judge Baldwin has resigned The U.
S. Judgeship Cor this State, and l.. L.
Ai?swor,h, Democrat Of West Union
is to take his place.
Q. II. r. Scott becomes General
Mail Agent IN place Of n. c. Dcerinr.
Capt George W. CLARK, (brother Of
Hon. Rush Clark, and late of the 22nd
1owa,) has been appointed postmaster
at Iowa CITY rice j. II. Hartsock re
moved. Hobart, who was rejected by
the Senate, is thus left out in the cold.
Clark has always been Democrat.
Il. b. G. T. H. Benton, X. X, Of
Marshalltown, is 10 be Collector Of the
Sixth District, vice S. 3. Hewitt,
guillotinea.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
Extensive Dinner.

The dinner at the reception ofthe Pre-
sidcnt & his party in NewYork was the
most expensive ever enjoyed BY so large
a party in this county. Dinner was
ordered for $50, and cost SIS 900, being
Just 500 for each plate. There were
ei ,ht kinds Of wine costing from $40 to
$50 per bottle. What contemplate
fooli b expenditure Of money.
"Soldiers' bcuniies collected by A.
Stoddard."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-05
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

STATE.
Col. F. u. WRIGHT, Secretary of state.
Mai. 5. Il. RANKIN, Treasurer:
J. IT, ELLIOT, Auditor.
Col. c. G. CARPENTER. Register Land O,licc.
!. +. EISSEII, Attorney General.
j.. IL. STILES, Reporter ~ Supreme Court
Lieut.. e. LIN DERMAS, CiariS !"
CONGRESSIONAL.
WM. IOTGHRIDGE. Representative It'll Dis
JUDICIAL.
]. II. RDTtiR0rk. .fudar of Sth District.
G. II. SCOTT, District Attorney