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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27
"Something Tinerent"...A Lager Beer
story,

"Something Tinerent,...A Lager Beer
story.
III peso clad to see you, like ash never
vas, Mister Girls; when did Zinzinnaty
goome away from your
Such was the warm salution Of Teuto-
mic friend whom we met the other day in
distant city, where he had recently gone
to reside. The reader might net guess in
long time what business our friend from
Cincinnati was engaged in, so we will tell
you; he kept lager beer saloon.
How do You like your new location ~
we inquired, after his raptures at meeting
Cincinnatian had somewhat abated.
mice poys in dis town; nice poys,
The first night vot opens mine saloon,
they goome in and gals for lager peer,
doc, eight, seek. half dozen of 'em,
ant van'l says, who pays for dis too toz-
zen alreadyY by tam, dey say. .Put,it
on de schlate.' I tole TEN, i dom ceep
no schlate.' Den they say, you had
better send out and puy a schlate.' Veil
wants to aggommodate-dere is no b-in-
.clpal in dose tinss-so pought Il schlate.
The peer gept putting te schlate onto dem.
Pooty quick already l tells dem te schlate
it peesh full on poth sides, unit den tey
ucHS Hc IL tc ScniaLe peeSn 1uil. peter
ash fill my tam Tuch head nit 'em! Veil,
dat ish all right-dere ish no principal in
dose tings-dey are nice poys."
"Pooty bime by after leetle, ,dey makes
smash NIT mine par, preaks mine pottles,
unit knocks hail temnation out of my look,
ing glass NIT mine head. Mine Cott l
wash mad. l RAIDER you give me ten
tallers so much ash wash mad. But dat
pese all right-dere's no principal in doze
dat makes nix Inference. Nice poys."
''Then dey calls me tam Tuch son f
kun, unit l tells 'em they go to de difel,
their own tam American scona gun. Wash
| right? Veil, det makes nottings tiferent.
"They knocks the staircase town mine
frau, sunt drows te wintows out te papy.
That's all right-there's no principal in
dat-makes noting tifference-nice poys
but, growing very much excited, and
emphasizing every word on the bar with
his fist) dey puts water in mine class Of
peer-unt Cott in himmel, dat ish not
right,-there's some principal in does tings
dat makes something ifferent!"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

The Senate refuses the USE of the Ma
tional Capitol for a "Grand Inaugural
Ball. on the 4th of March.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

Train saws the only man in Dublin who
would publish his "Prison Extra,' was a
printer SO poor that he wanted to go to Jail
as q luxury.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

The Appleton Crescent says: sin this
city, the Methodist prayed the old year
out, the Spiritualists danced it out, and
the rowdies drank it out. Vot beeples !"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

Congress refuses to provide Territor-
ial government fer Alaska.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27
EYE and EAR!

DoctorsMason l. Whitney, Oculists and Aurists
Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin. We treat successfully
gronular lids aud all those worst form Of chronic
diseases Of the eye. We operate for cataract and
from any cause will receive careful attention.
Patients from abroad will Ind good board
to the ohcc. Othce hours from a. III to IL al.
GIG
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27
WHICH

The following tells its own stery, and beautiful
is too-to be read best and sounding sweetest
when the family circle have gathered around the
evening lamp perhaps. 1t cannot but touch fathers
"a mothers heart, and make them appreciate tho
hair hon aIold dnr rli..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Column
bis Ty pogrshiozl Union Ct this city, st a
meeting last night, received an applies
ton from Lewis Il. Douglass, a son OF
Fred Dlaglsss, the colorsd orator, for
mtmosIsLip into that body. It was re-
fsfred - the committee on nomination.
a member Of the Union presented 8 pre-
amble end r%eso!gtpaps setting forth thst
az tue Gp.!ioaat usd 10 rejected ct
Dsnvar, Colorado, by the Union Of that
city, On the ground that he WAS an i'm
propsr persou to be admitted into that
body, IL would therefore be uabscemiBg
this society to receive him to member
ship. r solutions Of eensure against the
Financial Secretary for granting 8 work
ing card TO Douglass permitting him to
work until the Union shall take action
in the premises, and directs the foreman
OF the Office ia which he is employed to
cause him to cease work they also call
upon members to sustain the action Of
the Union. These resolutions we're
ruled ont Of order, snd after cons,d-
cradle discussion the meeting I'D
jsarDsd until the 18Th OF June, when the
committee Is expected to report. Over
500 members Of Union were present and
much feeling oud interest was mani
Tested in the matter, which it is believed
viii be eventually referred to the Ma
tiOnsl Typographical Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17
Reg;ster To-Day.

To-dsy (perAaps the LAST q large num-
her Of u lest and well known citizens
will attend 1t tbs Registrars Onbce t.
ysuch for such persona as msy spply or
send their names for registration. There
will be 10 unnecessary delays OF yeXA-
tons, therefore no excuse viii CHER Tor
sneh ss choose TO neglect a tuty thSB
which there is nothing more important
to discharge. Ciuz=ps CT Memphis!
white 1asn OF Memphis remember that
8 failure to elect the Democratic ticket
will fasten upon you & judiciary tie cor
ruptiCns Of which hsve already entsilse
disgrace and loss; that it will snsure 10
HUNTER and HE uibe al absolute con-
troll Of your property AID ciYilrights, and
determine, perhaps forever, the destiny
OF our city, prevent its growth and de-
stroy the vitality that Is now cur only
hope. Il you would rot contribute 70
HUNTERS triumph, go and register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17

TO THE FRIENDS OF THE APPEAL
It is with pleasure that We announce
to the friends OF the APPEAL that the
issue Of Tuesday next viii be presented
to them in sn entirely new dress, from
the Franklin Type Foundry Of Cinein-
natl. We trust and have reason 70 be-
lieve that it will make the papeT, SO ole
snd faithful a servant Of the Memphis
public, more acceptable than ever.
Our advertising patrons are remindec
thst we viii print s double edition OF
Tuesday, Of which We hope they viii
avail themselves, 10 make known to the
many thousands in attendance upon the
Convention, eli that they have Of St
tractive wares for sale. No better oP-
poFtunity can offer than this occasion
will present to merchants, upon whom
we press The claims Of the cid APPEAL
s. an advertising medium.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17
OEEE9.

DAYTON. May Is AT sne O'Clock this
morning Turner'S Opera House, in this
city, took fire and Ess entirely destroyed.
The building was occupied by Mckee,
Woodward & Weekly, wholossle grocers,
Black & Fox. Wholesale china and
queenswsre, Grover q Baker Sewing
Machine Company, and F. Lsnge, res
tauTant and billiard rooms. Nothing
wes saved tut 8 few sewing machines.
The fne residences east of the Opera
House, Of J. SchWab and J. Estabrook,
were also destroyed. The fire
communicated to the buildings south on
Main street, owned by Dinner, and en-
tirely destroyed ihsm, including the
iargs furniture establishment Of NJ.
Dinner and grocery store Of Sandwire
Bro. Herman Sandwire, while endeav-
oring to save some OF his goods, 8 por-
ton of the wall crushed him to the floor.
His brother and several others endeav-
orsd to extricste him, bat 1t "a impos-
sibls. He lived In this condition for
awhile, when another crash buried him
in the ruius. His wife and family were
present, bat no power could saw him.
The scene was hesrt-rendirg. The total
loss is estimated st between sixty
and eightyi thousand dollars, on which
there is insurance of about ten thousand
dollars. 1t Is supposed to be the work OF
an incendisry.
The opera house was o1e OF the fnest
In the West, and was owned by j. II. &
VIM. Turner, whose loss viii be about
S25 600 owe and above an insurance Of
$l3, coo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17

The recent decision OF Judge CHASE,
which, owing ~ lts gEeatlsngIh, We can
mol publish, deSis q sledge-hAmmer y
blow to the Congressional legislation Of
1867, by which TIE STATE Government Of
Virginia, organized at Wheeling during
the war, and Tor Two years recognized By
ali branches of the Federal GOyernmsnt
Was EHbverted and SUPPRESSED. Judgs
CHASE says Of it:
Indeed, it is well known Historically that
the Stale and Government Of Virginia, thus or
gained, was recognized by Inc National GOv-
ernmeut 5enators and Representatives from
the state occupied seats in congress. and when
re insUTgent force, which he'd possession o.
The principal part Of the territory, was over
come, and The Government recognized by the
United statss was transferred from AIexaudds
10 Richmozd, IL became IL hacr, what 1t was IL
Law, the Government OF the who e stale. Sc
such Il tcds entitled, under ne COHsAtgtiOa, y Me
same recognition ard TespecL "a aGtiostdl relations,
O. he g1verameas Of oHy Other STATE"
e follows, therefore, ts~~ the act Of
Congress creating tie military govern
ment under which tie ancient Common-
wealth now grosns il null ard void, that
II is, a. the Washington I~Htet5geHceT
phrases it, an set Of sheer ~usurpstiou and
waBtou violence which cannot be de-
Tended. Tie decision Is clear, logical
sad conclusive on this point, aud viii no
doust-sst the ecision iD the Texascsse,in
which the questioned tbe iIlegslity Of the
reconstruction laws was srjadged-be
~concurred ia BY q majority Of Mr.. CHAsE's
associates on the Supreme bench. We
will have something farther to say, and
more 81 length, upon this decision, and
IN 3 day or two.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17

HENRY WARD BEEcHER, in 8 recent
sermon, says Of the New York Judiciary:
The last refuge Of justice is our courts; and
yet, 30 corrupt has our courts become that tie
name CT judge" siinks! There Is nothing
that eKeites my indignation more. There is no
treacheTy that is 50 base. 5 berefs nothing that
1 foglye myse.fsO u~kW5LiDgly sOr - for meet
ing q corrupt Judge ana mot frown-ng upon
hina-yea, and strikirg him Not but what
they are sahisctS al mercy; batif there was
only soRle MAI holding the relation Of parent,
that could take some Oftheses ufd y JUDGES and
renew the scenes or their youts. Isaould hear-
tuy ~rsjoieei They p~lunde-, and are known TO
thunder. They MAKE decision, hold them
M for sale. They makaaUctl0ns ofJastice, and
among the seekers CT justice they I'D fer
SribeTf-Ard what thenF Tiny are elected
again 70 Tie SspTsIpe Bencb, OF - the Circuit
Csnrts. They are sie stsd because thty ara cor
ruut. There are "a few men that mutter and
saw: "Too bad! TOO bsef" hut tnht IS The
whole u II. And our courts are growing more
and more corEnpt. and our Judges more IN
famous
This lie what artists would call q faith
faI picture after the original painted BY
RARBoUR LEWIS and the Radical Even
ing Posi-. How Ike it is We lesve u
readers to ascertain who it hits and fits
ali will readily conjecture.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, May 14.-Iu the cousti u
tionsl eorJes to-day the session wss
mainly occupied in the consideration OF
the question of . future form of gov
ernment. Senior Ossbz. M of the
leaders Of the Republican party made 8
long speech in support Of his amend
ment, looking to a Federal Republic.
CoPENHAGEN, May 14-At the ban.
quet in this city To-day Ge0. Roalsuf,
the late Danish minister to Washington,
who was present, made q speech IN which
be referred to the sale Of the Danish
Hands in the West Indies to the United
States. He said he had great confidence
in the American Cabinet. and that when
the negotiations were made clear, the
Senate would not hesitate to ratify the
sale, and that the present delay wac en-
,irely owing to the old p~rejudiee between
President Johnson and Congress.
MUNICH, May l4.-The Bavzrian Gov
ernmeat has iseued 3 circular note to the
Governments CT France, Austris, Prus-
sis, Baden and WurtembeFg, inviting
those powers to . conference to be held
ia this city for the purpose Of preserving
the rights Of the State against the Church
ofR)me.
E. B. Washburne, the 10 American
Minister, and ]. Bestheney, the French
Minister { o Washington, arrived to-day.
VIENNA, May IA -On the occasion OF
the closing Of the Austrian Chamber to-
day, the President congratulated the
members That the situation OF Austria
had been greatly improved. He referred
with plsasure TO tbs Cancellation Of Hun
gary and the new laws which had been
enacted allowing the sutjacts to vote,
by saying that the Emperor protecting
and no peril menace the Constitution,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17
FOREIGN.

PARIS, May I6.-Eleetion meetings
were held In sll quarters yesterday up to
a late hour, but the excitement mOder-
ated 80 the day advanced. Late al night
some crowds had collected ia the streets,
Out were dispersed by the police. They
made no resistance, and no serious dis
turbsncs occurred.
Tae Government has issued 8 warn
ing, which is discarded throughout the
city, declaring that a renewal Of the re-
sent dis0rderiy assemblsgs 9 and Demon
stratioDs will not be tolerated.
Minister FORBADE La Psquette has IS
suad instFuot tons to the police, advising
them to dissolve any meeting likely to
lead to a Disturbance, and to strictly en-
forc5 the Law prohibiting the holding OF
political mes.i0gs within i've days Of an
election.
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REV YORK.

NEW YoBK, May 16 .-Rufns l. Lord,
the victim Of the celebrated Lord bank
robbery, dice yesterday st his residence
ia this city.
Much conservation was caused in q
prominent Broad street banking house
yesterday by the disappearance OF the
junior men0e Of the firm, taking with
him two certified checks for $S4 AIS,
anu ore for S23 $50. He lefE the office
about two O'clock, carrying with him
certified cheeks and certificates Of stock
to The moun Of S95, 0OO, 900 to make de-
ligerles Of stock and deposit proceeds.
Not returning at three O'Clock, his part
nsr made Inquiries at the City National
Bauk, ard sscertsined that instead OF
making deposits, he had obtained the
certified checks above mentioned, and
decsInpgd. HIS destination has not yet
been discovered, and what disposition he
has made OF the checks is unknown.
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II SALE
OF
re s
- \ The
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
AND
Farm lands and Fisheries on Pres
ident's Island.

DESIRING to dispose of a portion Of nay re-
Al estate l will Orer at pubic sale through
MassrS. Royster, Trtzsvant & Co., AuctiOueers
on THURSDAY, THE nth DAY Or MAY
next, upon the prenises, thirty Suburban Lots
5to % acres each, Situated on tile Mississippi
OF Memphis, On NoncoDnah Heights. invits
nom such as wish TO buy = pa ticular inkpec.
ton of these beau.1ful landt, which viii be
found to posses in an eminent degree the at
fractions of picture Qe grounds, nne soil, noble
/ sorest tTess and pure water from never falling
springs. Half hours tire viii suffice TO reach
| The pTops rty frum Court Square by the dM y
trains OF the road, which pass TO and nom the
city at short intervals, giving free access 70 the
business the schools and churches of the city.
| The wood upen the land will yield one bun-
dred collars clear pront TO the acre
will also otter at public sale on THURS
DAY, june 8, at the house OF the AuctioneeIs s,
nnrtsesst corner of Main and Jefferson streets,
500 acres, In rActs of 50 TO 100 aces, on Presi-
dent Island, Just b=low th0 city, nearly al
above owe. how heavily timbered With ash and
unsurpassed fertility, and acee sibse at all sea-
sons by stesmboats- A ready market MAJ be
fund for every ecrd OF wo q cus upon the
land A featars OF great value m this property
js the well kaoWn Lake, which affords the
finest fisheries IN t7is part Of the world. The
isn and game privileges on this lake may b
made very valuabie in supplying the Memphis
markes. PIans made by Messrs. RooinSsn a
Moon, Civil IN ineers, esn be seen at the Of
shewn by them or nyself, by appointment, st
any time before the day OF sala.
Terms of caSh, bAiSnce one and
two years with Interest. retatuiag lein.
PETEH MICHEL
ROYsTER IRRELEVANT & CO.,
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, May 15.-To-dsy was the fifth
day of the billiard tournament. This
pm. J. P. Murphy beat r. Davis 500 to
2lI; winners average 20, and highest
runs SIS, &c. 81, rs, AZ, so; Davis, 80, 81.
In the second game r. E. Wilmsrth beat
l.. S. Brooks 500 10 $50; winners aver
age, liz u Z Wilmarth's, 80, 81, As.
Brooks, q, q. Ia the evening L. s..
Brooks best DAVIS 500 to SIS; winners
average, 81 81 innings. Second game
between Murphy aDdB-ooks, the former
beat s02 to $685. winners average, III As
innings.
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MA AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, May 16.-Down-Gill 1 pm.
yesterday; Beacon, Don /; Republic and
+ chmond, SPIN.
Up-Minnie, / pm; Luminary, 4 pm.
River rose three inches weather clear.
ST.. LOUIS, May 16.-Arrived-Com-
mOnwealth and Kellogg, Belle st. L. uis,
Luminary.
No departures.
The river is still rising slowly.
LOUISVILLE, May 16.-Up-HAle, In
diana.
Dogn-Robert Burns, Silver Spray.
TIE river is f~alling-73 feet in canal
Weather clear.
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ruE TEE TO

The city will be full Of strangers next
week, sIl Of whom may be made pur-
chssers 70 3 greater or less extent By
iudicious advertising on the part Of our
merchauts. Toe columns Of the AP-
Peal offer peculiar Inducements to thai
end and will be open for any number Of
fsyoEs Of hat character. Remember
this ana send in your advertisements.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17

.aNHAAA
a6Ts
4 this man Adkins had inside hinlsei PAI
ucuiarly odious TO the people he Te~presshVe1,
Nv his dishonest pract ices and prosecutions OF
shila PEOPLE. being July IA communion ana
ecmrficftv with tie worst OF the cATpet-bas
Radicals ofthis state, his assassination Is mi
versalIy deprecated by this community as cal.
cuIated 20 WORK Injurious prejudice In 'he
mines o. u orthern Radicals against the people
81 -rcIgie. Gov. Bullock win 10 doubt cen
erstust'- himself upon this event. as il VIII
-EerJ hin an argument in favor OF MS cns'-
tshtd sousme OF agaia REMINDING the stsIe
under military rule. lt Is hard Indeed thAt
tne peaceful people 81 a great state shou-H
srHer Tor the fndfscreffons OF q few ~irresponsi-
Die men.
We agree With the Constitution, q
hone tie -ass2ssins may be caught End
properly deslt with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17

Special Dispatch 20 Memphis Appsalk ~
CAIRO, May 16 The following Is our
port list Lizzie Gill, St. Louis to New
Orleans, 3 a N; Lumiusry, Vicksbarg to
st. Lonis, 8 pm; Great Republic, 81.
Louis TO New Odsans, Z pm; Rich
mond, Louisville to New Orleans, Z p.
M; Minnie, st. Louis to Little Rock, 4
pm.
The river rose 3 inches. Weather clear
and warm.
The RabIcon Is well laden; Richmond
and Great Republic have only moderate
trina
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Main Street. Store House.

On TUESDAY, May 18Th, a. o'clock pm OF
the premises, We viii offer, AZ pubic sale, tnaI
very valuable and centrally situated otors
house and Lot, No. "a Main street, now cccu-
piei by l.. q n. l.. LOwenstsin and next TO the
store OF LOwenstsin Brothers, corner Of Mair
aud Jefferson streets. This Icing one OF tns
finest points for business oa Nam street, We
hope 70 meet on the occasion a large represeu
tatlon OF capitalists and business men who de
ire TO compete for such valuabie property
Size OF lot ~ by 74%. Terms LIBERAL, and n
uounced at sale.
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ANorrfgR ASSASSINATION IN GEOR-

A Senator ADKINS, from Warren
coanty, Ga, was asssssinsted BY parties
upkuown, at bearing, IN that State,
about 10 O'Clock on the liza inst just as
bs was getting of the train. AS there
r.v i.e some effSrt On the part OF the
PaS,csls 70 msks capital out Of this
.os,nvt the pso2Ie Of Georgia, We make
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THBATBR
commencing Monday EvenIng, Nay Ii
s. R. ALT. BURNETT,

The Great Mimic, HumOTisl and Wonderful
Facial Artist. assisted by
Miss HELEN NASH, Versatile Coincidence
Coneertiaa-
Burnett's laughable Candle Lectures anu
lecture on MOnans Rights, ana miraculous
Changes Of Dress and Feature
An entire change each evening.
Reserved SEATS, to be had at this theater,Sl o0S
general ADMISSION Dress Ch Gle and EaIQueste,
70 cents; Family Circle, 50 cents.
See small bills myl4
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The Great Sale OF Suburban Lois
IN THE
BUNTYN AND IRRELEVANT TRACTS
Five Mics from the City,
ON Memphis and charleston Railroad,

~
To this sale we specially direct the attention o.
those who WOald make = pieas1nL combination
OF city and cOuntTy liie. We shall Offer about
ONE HUNDRED LOIS, varying in s.z3 from
) TO 10 acres, many OF them directly upOn the
Railroad, and Aole OF them more than the dis
lance OF Rlew minutes walk 10 q regular tag
station IN the Road, giving the business and
professions men, who follow their vocation IN
the city, the advantage Of q retired and eco
nOmica1 residence on a few acres OF land in the
country, with the loss OF but little more Time,
and al Innch less expense in money, than to
i've on 3 lew feet OF giOuQd in any part Of the
city. the different trains now running IN and
out of the ciiy on this rOad, afford the OppOr-
tunity of ingIess and egrSss 70 and frOm the
city every two or three hours daring the day.
Communication tickets ave sold 10 al the sta
lions ineiuded in the lands OneTed ii this sale
at frum 10 to lZL cents, and the trip IS made 10
the u. st distant point IN Is MINUTES from the
city depot. Terms will be exceedingly liberal,
the object Being to induce the Immediate set
tlement of the lands by a good population.
Plans of the lands now at cur Omc9. Inc Az
enues and Llts Will be indicated, SO hat par
lies wishing to make EXAMINATIONS C IN do so
with no other guide than a plan in their hands.
fbe locality OF the lands embraced in this sale
has always been highly popular for its health
ans be .uty, and the neighhOrhOOo is apidl
filing up with the best society,
ROYSTER, TkEzEVANT & CO.,
my5 Auetioneers.
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mnNpalS APPEAL
INCOMING MAY L 1852.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

For Oanoelor-J p. ARUIHkA
For JUDGE Of Loa0 COGaE. L. PERKINS
For Judge Of Criminal CoJvt-W. W
For Aay-GenT Criminal Oolut.GEo. sTAHL'
For Judge Of Ganietpal GurL-G-P F0UFE
For Prosecuting 4ugTney
efMunieipai OuTt.-.TBOHAS hfAH