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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-05-11
Kebtem Of tte @arkets.
Report for the wesk ending May o. 1866.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK ArMAnK,r.

AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At MARKET
Cattle. Sheen. swi,o
ms week, ..''''''..... 922 342O 1925
i1aSt week.. '...'.,,,.. 7O4 3GS7 20O
One year ago, May lo,. 4Oe io4s go
Beeres--Extra, s13 25asis7 ~. T., oro,;,, .,o.,
"a u 90; I'd do si1 OO9ll 50; Sd do. SlOasic n.
Wors'ng Ortn-sl5O, $3.50, s275@ $500
Lors and Cdirts-s45 s55. s75aSiS5
I,eo Years OM-sI5aSj5
Three Tears Obi-S6f0S75
Meep dnd Ldmbs-Prices in lots 80 50. 81 20 a.
e"Gni ex wa, S4sgs7 or from a to &c y D..
veot Cdires-$3aSl2
Mdes-69Sc v ID.
1dNor-6gsc y ID.
Pehs-St 5Oa 80 90 each
CnJ Skns-20c v u.
N. u. Beef-Extra and first quality j,cld
nothing but the best large fat stall fed Oxen Sec
ond qn9Ity nclues the best grassfed Oxen the best
Ordinary consists Of Bnlls, and the refuse of lots
Sheep-Exha includes Cossets, and when those Of
inferior quality are thrown ont.
New York Mnrkct.--FIosr and McnI,
State and Western Flour ha, been quite active at
an advance of IOe25c the low, and 512Oc on the
melium and high grades. Southern Flour Is higher.
Canadian Flour is in demand and higher. Rye Flour
IS scarce and better. Corn Meal is firm We quote:
SuPerGne State and Western, y bbl.. 81 75ass,o
Extra State, ION a IN
Extra Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, &C., 6oa13 rs
Extra Ohio, round hoop. o dOSD 40
EhTh ONO, trade and family brands, 10 OOHf4 90
Extra Genesee, @ Qh6I4 IA
Poor to very choice extra Missouri, 10 256i7 0o
Southern poor to good 10 hO61i 90
food 10 very choice do, II G5N17 90
Extra Canadian, s aIaIs 20
Rye -four, superinc, y bbl 6 $50 7 90
Com Meal, Jersey, " bbl. \ e0a A an
N''h 0ie"i, phhdyWlne, 300 50
Crniu.
Wheat is again decidedly better. Corn is triAe
Poe IL
Barley is inactive and nominal. We quote;
Chicago Spring, bush, 81 sOa 50 90
Amber State, 05@ 2 10
Milwaukee Club, sO61 90
Rye, State and Canada, OOS1 | O5
Oats, State and Western, e3ca 64c
Barley, State and Canada West, t5ca / IL
Corn, mixer Western, 1900 soc
Southern Yellow, TscQ9 zoe
Provisions.
York has beeD more easier. Beei is firm and in
fair demand. Dressed Hogs are more active. Bacon
is quiet Lard is less active Butter and Cheese
lower. We quote;
Fork, bless, y bbl., $40 5o9 $50 90
Prime Mess, q 25a 81 so
New Mess, 90 soc 30 90
Beef, extra Mess, 81 OOg "a 80
Plain Mess, ~ coo IA 90
New Plain Mess, DC OOds 90 90
New Extra Mess, 30 o0a "a 90
Dressed Hogs, y H., 13Ic9 lac
| Bacon, Cumberland Cut, y NJ, 14lc9 15c
Lard, Common to Choice, y III, 20c a 22c
Butter, good to fine, y b., 3sc "a SOC
| Cheese, f.tctorT made, choice, p d., 15c O. 21c
Wool.
| Saxony-eircice, 65a7O Native 4065O
| NleriHo fall blood $4,000 blood, 40G50
do. 50955 | Common, 4O95O
do. 5oa55 Canada, 40G50
| Seeds.
| Seeds have been in moderate demand; Clover is
| heavy at Sec lie p h ; Rough Flax at 50 5O9S2-
| rs, and Timothy at S69S6 so y bush.
| Hops.
| Hops are in demand at previous prices; one year
olo, at s0es5c., and two years old at s@sOc. b.
Geld.
| Gold closed at New York, Wednesday, at 1921
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-05-11

ChotTa, Dyserery, Coughs, Colds and Rheumatism
quickly cured by American Lie Drops
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-05-11
New York Markct.--Fiour and Me,I.

State and Western Flour ha, been unite octve NJ
an advnnce of lOe25c on The low, and i5a2oc on the
medium and high grades Southern Flour ia higher.
Canadian Flour is in demand and higher Rye Flour
IS scarce and better. Corn Meal is firm. We quote.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-05-11

Seeds have been in moderate demand; Clover is
heavy at sc.GIlc. p n Rough Flax at 50 5O9S2-
IS, and Timothy at Se,9s6 so y bush.
Hops.
Hops are in demand at previous prices; one year
old, at a0e65c., and two years old at $4,000. y b.
Geld.
Gold closed ut New York, Wednesday, at 1925.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-05-11

BRATTtEBORO,
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY II, 1866.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-15

! ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Ladies' Aid
I Society connected with Marion Street
Sabbath school, beg leave gratefully to
/ acknowledge II donation Of SOTO from
| the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society of
Richmond. some time since, which has
enabled lis To assist with clothing. and
Ike p under Sabbath School instruction
during the past winter. Forty five chill
dren of soldiers famlies-as well as
rendering material assistance to many
of the mothers, who attend our weekly
meetings, in which it has been our object
to combine needed relief. in the way OF
clothing, with religious reading and in
struction.
We desire also, publicly to acknowl-
edge generous and liberal donations.
and goods at reduced prices. from vii
son Elliott, VIM. PetcheIl. Newly &
Miller, ID l. Griffith, Wigs d Bacon,
and J. w. Haines, as we'll as donations
in money and clothing from many other
citizens, 10y which much other suffering
has been prevented, and many needy
families relieved. In all cases before
atfording relief. personal inspection into
the condition Of the family is had, and
in many instances payment for the goods
furnished has been required, so as to
render the individuals as nearly self-sus
tanning as possible.
Our means are nearly exhausted, and
there are now many person needing
assistance; further contributions from a
generous public are respectfully solicit
ed. The object of our Association is to
render necessary assistance TO enable
many poor children to be brought under
Sabbath School instruction. The officers
of the Association are r. NJ. Coffin,
President, Mary Nicholson, Secretary,
and Semira II. Waring, Treasurer On
behalf of the lowly.
R. NJ COFFIN, Prss't.
Sd No. 9th, 1866
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TO FAEnEHS-PR

The following IS list Of receipts for Premiums paid
by W III RsoS 4 Co.. for the largest crops Of Flax
seed from given amounts soun, in 1865:
RICHMOND. I'M. March ?. 1886.
Received OF J. w. BURsoS Co., Ten Dollars sloA
being Of the Premiums Fiax-seed as per their
agree ment of Mach Ist, 1865 ROBERT MOORE
Richmond, F. o.
RICHMOND, Isp., March 5, 1ss6
Received of ]. W. BrRsoS / Co., Thirty Dollars
$50 being one of the Premiums Flax seed as per
their agreement, of March LIST, 1855
JESSE GATES, Williamsburg p O.
RICHMOND, ISp., March g. 1855.
Received of j. ". BCRsoS i Co., Twenty Dollars,
500 being of the Premiums Flax-seed, as
per their agreement, of March Is.. 1885.
NATHAN SPENCER. Milton p o.
RICHMOND, I'M, March l. 1866.
Received of ]. W. BURsos { Co., Fifty Dollars
$50 J. being of tha Premiums FlaS-s SEED, as
per their agree fnent, of March lst. 1868.
JACOB NELSON.
Beechnire p. O., Union Co, Ind.
RICHMOND ISD., March + 1855.
Received of ]. w. BURsoS L Co., Forty Dollars.
$40 being Of the Premiums FIax-seed, as
per their agreement, of March Ist 1865.
DANIEL BR0WER,
Beechnlire T.. o. Union Co, Ind.
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Adjourned Meeting.

COUNCIL CHAMBER. March Is, ls66
Present all the members. The Mayor being absent,
Mr.. Scott called to the chair.
petition from I. \. Young and Is others was re-
ceived asking the Council TO order the grading aud
paving OF the alley between and 6ta streets run
ming North and South from Market TO Sycamore. Al
lowing property holdsrs the privilege Of doing their
individual parts.
On motion of Mr. Barnes the prayer granted,
and the Street Commissioner be Instructed to notify
the property holders TO have the done.
On motion order for as 90 WAS issued in favor
of Mr.. Reid TO pay for Internal Revenue Stamps on
Subscription Of s5e,o0o 10 the Fort Wayne r. r.
communication from No. Fire company, asking
the Council for donation for procuring a Uniform
and ward robe tor said company received from tho
onlmssee-Samusi CO.. Kiln and Benjamin Starr.
On motion OF Mr.. Reid, order for 100 was order
ed to be issued in faror OF said company.
Jacob Weaver, for three keys to the Calsboose at
81. 90 each Was allowed $500
The account OF Isaac II. Julian fer $500 for print
ing, referred TO the Committee on Claims.
An application received througa. Mr. Lacy tor
leasing selling certain ground adjoining No. En-
CINE House.
On motion of Mr. Barnes twas referred TO the Com
mstee Public b. iliiuss aud market.
The Council then adjourned uatil Thursday even
ing, March y, 1896
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-15

A CASp.-Hsving disposed of mr. interest in the
Store lately owned BY WILSON ELLIOTT. with view
81 reln4uishinE. for the present tie calling Of
chant desire s sincere thanks to the reg
ulsr customers at Sirsttans Corner ana that pua
ehc which has extended to Us LIBERAL Patronage.
An experience Of near eight years in commercial
intercourse with sociey, has tended exalt NV IDEAS
Of human worth, and to confirm M faith II tie good
intentions of large majority Of the human family
would ask for NV late partner II. c. ELLIOTT.
proprietor a. Stra,tsn's Corner, tbat share OF
public patronage which his sterling integrity
business policy will entstle him 70, ioubssnS
that the old patrons and the public come
know Of him. the more highly they will appreciate
him.
Mr. ELLIOTT is II the market taking advantage
of the present panic IN prices and will be prepared
next week supply the public with Co is reduced
rates. j. ;. WILSON.
Richmond. Sd 9Th, 1855.
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Anew REASONS WHY THE
4 AMERICAN WATCH
ISTHE BEST


1t is nIde on the hest principle while the foreign
watch is generally made principle at all The
foreign watch Is mostly made by and boys, By
hand While their labor IS cheap, their work is dear
at any price, such watches are made without plan,
and sold without guarantee. They are irregular in
construction, and irregular in motion. They are
designed only sell and they buying is the party
most thoroughly sold Those who have kept "aneers,
"Iepines, AMI Swiss levers, in protested repair for
few years viii appreciate the truth OF our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead Of being made of several hundred little
pieces screw ed together tie body Of the American
Watch is formed Of of SOLID PLATES. No jar in
.erfercs Wit, tie harmony Of is working, and no
sudden sneek can throw It's machinery out Of gear.
In riding am business vi, il is all held togeth
er as firmly single iece of metal It Is just
what all machinery should be
Ist ACCURATE, 81. SIMPLE, Sd. STRONG, 4th,
ECoNosICAL.
We net only secure cleapnass by our system, but
quality We do pretend that our Watch can be
bought Tor less money than the foreign make-beieves
but that for is real value it is sold for onehaf the
price
Our SOLDIERS WATCH named VIM. Ellery) IS
what its name indicates Solid Substantial and alwahs
R-liabe-warrantel to stand any OF Marching,
Riding any fighting.
Our next higher quality OF Watch named p.
Bartlett Is similar il size and general appearances, but
has more jewels, and more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out, IS
put up in great variety Of patterns, many OF them
of rare beauty and workmanship, is quite small, but
warranted 70 keep time.
THE PROOF of the naerits Of our Watch may De
found in the fact that employ over seven
hundred workaen IN our factories, and that we are
still unable supply the constantly increasing ds-
nand. .
Our threeuarer plate watch is thinner and lighter
than the others we hare described. Its fine chronou
eter balance is eIcatey adjusted the vsria-
ton caused by change Of temperature. These watch
are the fruits Of the latest experiments IN ehronoetry,
and are made bF our best worknea a separate de-
rs-zrent of our factory For the finest tine-keepng
qualities thev challenge comparison with the bes
works OF the most English aud Swiss makers
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co.
Is2 Broadway, View York
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-15

We are authorized to announce EpaUsD LAwREScE.
Of dublin Ind as a candidate for the House OF Rep
resentayes OF the next legislature subject to the de-
cision of the Union Nominating Election
We authorized to announce Maj BENZ L. MAI
TIN as a anddate for the House of Representatives
of the Legislature subject to the decslon oil the
Union Nominating Election.
We are authorized to announce Hon. LEWIs BCRS,
Of this city, as candidate tor the state Senate suo-
ect the decision OF The mon Nominating tectoh-
We are authorized to announce Judge WILLIAM A
PEBBLE Of Centreville as a candidate for the House
Representatives of the next Legislature SUBJECT 10
the decision OF the April Nomination
We are authorized 10 announce DAVID hale, OF 40
inot N township AZ a candidate for Sheriff OF Wayne
county; subject the decision OF the L MON nomna-
ting election in April.
Fabus Fleming of this city,is candidate Tor Zorro
usr subiect To the Union nomination IN April
nN-Israel W Woodruff Esq. authorizes US to say he
il no longer . candidate Tor Sheriff
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The Richmond Hand LOom.,,

Improvements on Il AMI Looms still the order of
the DAY, tn notwtlstan ling hal yat in
genious mechanics had orou M this valuable ntion
To perfection. yet al soas have recently been made
thereto that IKE still perfect We examined
ian3 Loom Ezra Slnta { ca : est t.ls sln sat,
just built by ALBERTsox & Dyer. of our eftv who
have added two very important improvements, that
make the IL 4 loom appraxlmsts nearer Power
L. ON in its operation which mas been heretofore
sought for but never found by former Inventors. BY
adjusting the jlub of the crank, the ''shed
is opened and changed in a tn any desired
point and the se" kent open until the reed performs
its office of driving the thread its place in the cloth
The cam" that works the 'treddles" Is, We think.
decided success-works like a charm. and Is more sub
stantal. and not liable to OF order break,
those have noticed other Hand Looms
These the points Of this invention which an
application for patent, has been made by Messrs A.
/ Il. This Hand Loom must be operation to
be properly appreciated. 1t light that child
operate it. and it will many yards per
day the fastest Hand Loom vet invented has
done, and quite well. ii not better failing
To make the kind OF Cloth you desire and that of
superior quality.
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Richmond Horticultural Association.

March ~ l0oo-
Tie Society was called TO order BY the President
the minutes of ihs previous meeting read, and
with few corrections were adopted The Secretary
elect having gone South for the summer, It became
necessary elect Secretary for the unexpirsd term
Tie election resulted IN tie choice o. W. l. DrLEs,
Secretary Of the Society.
ii ere being reports from Committees. the cor
responding Secretary presented communication
from DC sgLsos, President Of the State Pomoiog-
teal ~elety 10 reply TO request of the Richmond
Horticultural Society, that the annual meeting
Of the STATE Pathological .ociet7 should be held
Riehmeni. Mr.. Nelson stated that the matter
under consideration but yet bad not been decided
BEsJA4Is STEArTAs read an article sent 70 the So
ciety by D. P. HOLLOWAY, ths subject Of lrriga-
ton of Plants and proper drainage Of fruit lands
The communication laid aside for future discus
sion proposition received from tue Secretary
of the County agricultural Society proposing 70 place
the Horticultural department Of the County Ex-
hibiton unter the control Of tis Society and hold
joint exhibition. In order that tie arrangement might
be completed, Committee of three, consisting OF
WALKER HOLMES, WV. L. TAYLOR and HIRAa ST.
SER, was appointed to confer with the County Board
for that purpose, and report at next meeting.
Miscellaneous business, being in order, ]. c.
RArLITF aud B. STRArrAs each presented quite
large lot Of Garden seeds, sent the Society by the
Commissioner OF Agriculture for distribution and i've
volumes of the Agricultural Report for 1854. This
Report is said 10 be credtable 10 the head of
that department than any of hA former Reports. The
Society also received from the source Circulars
and Pamphlets, explanatory of the Paris Universal
Exposition. Any Of our citizens who may wish to be
represented in this Exposition examine those pa
pers by callisg on the Secretary.
The subject the Pear culture continued for
discussion at the next meeting. The Secretary
call on E. Y TEAS for his papsr read q,
the last meeting for publication. Committee of
three appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions
the death Of JOEL HosssY, member Of this Society.
The Committee presented the following preamble
which adopted
WHEREAS, We have learned with deep regret the
leeease of JozL HoKsEY, a member of this Assoeia-
ion therefore,
Resotred That in his death this Society has lost
alnable member, and the community useful citizen.
Resofced, That we tender to the bereaved family
nited sympathy is their great bereavement.
COMMITTEE jas C. Ratliff, BENZ Strattan, and
:. :. AendenhaIl.
THOMAS B. REprSG. of New Castle, will address the
'oeety Al it, meeting. The citizens generally
re invited to be present.
On motion tie Society adjourned to Saturday,
no 18th of March.
J. c. RATLEFF, Pres't.
W. 4 DUN, Secy.
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New PAPER IN RIcHMoNp.-A new pa
per was laid on our table. this morning.
entitled Nv estern Reformer,' which IS
designed to promote the success of
Temperance and Political Reform. 1t
is published by John A. Farrell L Co.
on the type formerly owned by Mr.,
Brice in the publication of his daily.
The Reformer is to sppear week.-Mrs. a
four column paper and eight pages.
The subscription price is 81 in advance.
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MANNER OF DISTRIBUTIONS.

CERTIFICATES naming each article and its value,
ara PLACED In SEALED ENVELOPES, which we'll
mixed One 81 thase Envelopes, containing tbs Ger
tiaeate Order for article, worth at ieas.
dollar a. retail, will De sent By mail to any address,
without regard cn1ce, receipt Of 3 Cents The
purchaser will see what Article Il draws, and us
value which nav be from One 70 Five Hundred Dol
lars and can then send One Dollar and rsosive the
Article named, aay other On the list OF the SANE
value and after seeing the article If il does not gre
re~ec. satisfaction, desire IL 70 Be Immediately re
turned, and the amount paid viii Be refunded
BT this u1rds giva selections from . varied stock
Of tua goods q BEST make and latest styioe and
ofiut-asic ~orsh At nominal price, while ell have
caancs Of securing articles 81 The highest value.
In al cases, charge f0r fnrkArng tbs Certificate
postage and dong the business, The " Twenty
Fire Csuts. wheh must Be sncioaed IN the order
Fra Certificate. ~il be semi for 81; eleven for e.,
thirty for s5 sixtg FIRE for SO hundred for sis
Parties dealing With as may depend on having
p-ozp. returns ard the article drswn viii b iur-
diassfs arr address hr return mad OF expr. =
En.srs szsssfactzsn y1aranseed in al cAsao.
Write Eour sans=. Town, County and 04nAs plaiu-
~, sni adfress, SELDEy q CO.
25Snls = ccurt;ard: ssress. Hsv York
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PLINuER & kLLLY,



I.r3rlCE Is ssEREBE GIVEN that the un-
. dersgned Special Master Commissioner, in the
case of Joseph B. Narnun1. and John 2. Rezner,
viving trustees. &c, AMI Valentine Winters Trustee
&C. a. inst the Eaton 4 Hamilton Railro "a Company
and others. pending in the Court II Common Pleas Of
Butler County, Ohio, in obedience order and jug
ment of SAID Court made aud rendered February
Term. ID. ls6s, and OF order of sale him Iii
rected, issued by said Court in said case WILL between
the hours of II o'clock. NJ. aud O'Clock, p NJ of
Saturday. the seventeenth day of March,
A. ID. 1886.
Before the door of the Court House. in the City of
Hamilton in said Of Butler offer for sale
entirety. BY public auction the entire Rsilroad Of the
said Eaton and Hamilton Railroad Company :
operated or heretofore constructed and owned by
said Company including the line Of Road said Com
pany extending from the North bank of the Great Mi
ami RIVER, about two-and one quarter miles above the
said City of Hamilton. NorthwardIy, Eaton, in Pre-
Bile thence Westwardly. to the boundary line
between the States of Ohio and Indiana together
all the franchises. rights and privileges of the said
Eaton and Hamilton Railroad Company. including its
way and land occupied bv said Railroad and all rails
and other materials used therein or procured therefor
buildings, bridges depot grounds and all the rolling
stock, machinery fuel materials, and all other
property real and personal connected with the opera
ting and maintaining of said Railroad, provided
appropriated therefor together with the contracts,
credits, and incomes OF the said Eaton and Hamilton
Railroad Company.
The said Railroad and other property, to be expos
ed to sale. will be sold an entirety. to the highest
and best bidder for cash. asabe the canfrma-
ton Of the sale BY said court, for sum, or price,
not less than FIVE hundred and sixty Thousand 5S0,
600 dollars. which sum i ixs3 by SAID order and
judgment minimum, below which 10 bid i u be
received. and no sale is 70 be nude aHi pursuant
the terms Of said order and judgment. anv bidder.
other than tie trustees under tie agreement Of the
creditors and stockholders OF sail company. for the
capitalization of tbs debts and stock Of SAID company.
COPY OF which IS filed in said case. will be required
70 give guaranty, 10 the satisfaction OF the under
signed. for the payment of the amount bid the
hrnlaton of the sale
ba i
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GS- The J. O. O, f. i'll this city. or
ganizcd another Lodge. on Monday night
last. II is called Richmond Lodge No
254 The following officers were cleo
ted:
Isaac II. Woods, n. G Capt NJ ~
Lacy. V. 6, NJ Z. McMeans. Rec. Sec !;
Jas Russell, Per. Sec; j. r. Weist. VI.
D.. Pest
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s b eriffs S al e.

10y VIRTUE OF a Decree TO me directed fror
ID the WAYNE Comm Pleas Court | will expo,
at pubic sale. at the Court House door in Cenierv
wsyne County. Indiana on the 18th daF Of Mare
1855, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock P. NJ. said day, the following PROPERTY te
Wit
The Northeast Quarter of Section two a. Town
ship fourteen II containing hundred and sixt
1907 acres let tie be more or less with the ez
ception of meeting house iat water lot and r.
gate house lot fully described in deed from Cha
Price to Joseph situated In wavne count
and State OF Iniiana-.o be sold the property
Joseph Butter and Mary Ann Butter, 10 satisfy sai
Decree il favor OF Mordecai Parry
JOHN NJ. PA1SoS, Sheriff VIC.
Feb. 20, 1855. $3.50
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APRIL NOMINATING ELECTION.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SENATOR:
OrHSrEL BEEsos, ISAAC kIsLEY,
HARMON b. PAYNE, JOHN H. Poff
REPRESENTATIVES:
FL RrysoIps Wa W. FoULKZ,
Er,ur Coy JOHN NJ. MAXWELL.
SHERIFF:
q Cant r w q BRArFETT JAMES r. SMALLEY,
q Srrpuvs Josr. LEWIS G. SAMuELs,
Ioun Mccoy JAMES c. RUTTER,
Tous n p,cr SATHAs ). WILLIAM
Gan, los L. MARSH Capt. Jos. NJ. TAYLOR,
TIsuap .npIsaros Col JoHS ). McGHAw,
Jouy " Fp.zyp MoRRIssos BALDRIDGE,
Tieut 7 = B.L1IeGEH Mai. JOHN s. LYLE.
TREASURER:
ELAN J. BRows, Maj. JoHs SIN,
WILLIAM b. HIssHAw.
CLERK OF COURTS:
Capt. W CHAN. JEFfERIs, THOMAS NEwhf.
Col. W. w. DUDLEY, NOSES D. LEksos'
COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JosArH.s BALDWIN OLIVER I. JOKES,
Prosecuting Attorney: HEssr G. Fox
Coroner: CoaLgY Brown.
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"UNKINpssr Cur OF ALL. For the
editor Of the Telegram, after making
"metrical extacy" scholar out of Repre-
sentative ELIHU Cox, to turn round and
call him a :. mush- head :" This is GER
tainly the height of ungratsfulness