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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-27

HooFLAND's GERMAN BIITERs.-We clip
the following from the editorial columns of
the Leader, Cleveland, Ohio, one of the
most influential papers of the West: sin
calling the attention of our readers to this
valuable preparation. we do so With full
conviction that it is highly scientific remedy
for Dyspepsia, and al diseases arising from
aisordeTed state of the Liver or Stomach.
In making this assertion we are sustained
by many of the eminent professional men
OF the country. Lawyers, physicians AID
clergymen. al, bear witness to its great USE
fuiness II conta rs no alcoholic stimulant.
butts purely medicinal, being compounded
from the prescription of one of the most
celebrated physicians Of his day. and is
wsll-knGwn and used by the faculty of the
present time 1t has ueen before the pub
lic IN Its present shape for over twenty
years, and during that time has become
known all over the world. To those in
need of remedy of that character, we
would say procure ii at once, and do not
waste your time and money on the mauy
worthless compounds that now food the
market; and those who are not in imme-
diate want of il, we would advise to be pre-
pared to battle with disease by keeping it
always in the house.
Hoohand's German Tonic com bines all
the ingredients of the BitteIs, with pure
Santa Cruz Rum, orange. anise. etc. 1t is
used for the same diseases as the Bitters,
IN cases where Alcoholic Stimulant may be
necessary. 1t. is q preparation OF rare
value, and most agreeable to the palate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-27

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-27


Philadelphia Navy Yard to League Island was tax.
en- up. Dawes. Chairman of the Committee on
Appropriation. opposed 1t at length In . speech
in &hich he severely rsbuked his party brethren
for their professions Of ecopomy and their pracsi-
cal extravagance. The administrator Of johnson
he said, had been accused Of proniRacy. On that
charge It was tried by the people aud condemned;
yet the bill Of estimates for appropriations for the
next nscal year for public works amounted to S26-
Gas, 73 against e6.tsS.000 for the same purposes
last year. Thspeople voald hold the party in pow.
to . strict fulhilms Mt Of its promises. Mr.. ID.
was very sarcastic in his criticisms, and his re-
marks created somewhat Of sensafion in the
Esusa. Kelly followed In support of the bill.--
Judd's apportionment bill was taken up. Paine
spoke In favor and Hoar and willard against. Sch
Geld moved to refer the bill to the Commute Of
tee whole on the state OF the Union, which was
carried by 104 TO "a. Rastern members fayoring
and Western menahers voting Against such dispo-
sition.- sconeld offered . resolution Of enquiry
as to the disposition made of the Sc o0o allow,
cd for sggressions on American comnegos BY u
rsmovss of the Brooklyn Navy yard. : e<l1dtA Z
SENATE-Jan. 19-The report of the
Louisville Convention fsvorins . Southern PaeiAc
Railroad wks presspted- Conklina pressnted .
memorial from New York Chamber Of Commerce
| asking relief from threatened sncroachmexts on
New York harbor by surrounding states--eumnsr
| reported . memorial against The on1mEemont Of
West Point -Pstt-rson called the attention of Con.
gr,ss to smuggling going In what u called The
Free Belt In Hexico.-ssvsrai unimportsut bills
and resolutions were presented whsn the virgtuaa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
From Camp Verde.

Corporal Fllnn. arrived from the Verde Thafs. day afternoon, in charge Of the mail, and brought us a letter. from which we learn that tue scouting party recently sen, out by Captain " If. Brown commander Of Camp Verde, returned on the l3ti after having mc; with moderate success Captain honihan, Third CsTalry, was in command. An other party. under command of Lieutenant Morton A. A. Q M was to have leit the post on the 18th inst, 10 search for sayagcs. Work upon the new poet was progressing iayorably. The foundations were finished but the saw mill had not commenced running, and, Of course, inc walls cannot be made until after the lumber Is made. We now quote from the letter;
 Messrs. Arnold ( Burroughs have Inadc road from the Post Co thcir new ranch. near MontezHGns Wells. They have alec bulk t~o houses Bnd a large corral The country sarfouudng thelr place Is Nell supplied with ane ash trees. some of which are ai tesst tgO feet iu dia1ese~. and ~ouid makc cNccllcHi plank Bat, presume. no one wnI think of having ihc timber thus mann iaetgYed Into plank .hlcl; Sce4a tn worth as lcas, 70 cents per spot in this country. That which he Government receives coats not less than sl per foot
 number of persons are here oa thciS way to settle Pceks Lake, sotae is i9 snilca distant ap the Verde river.
 Henry A Eastman is nov the trader at the pest, and has d large stock Oi goods oa hand.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Recent Improvements

John C. Campbell, of the firm of Campbell X Buffum, Is never happy unless when making i'm proyements, SO, no sooner vas his fine bfick warehouse completed than he set to work tearing partitions chimIeys, etc, out of the salesroonl, which Is now one of the largest, and most com fortable stores in town. Drop in and sec the new
 D' aendersou & Bro, have about completed, a yerandA which covers the brick sidewalks iu front and on the weat side of their brick store, makes the building look better and affords protection from snow and rain, to passers-by as well as cor ner logngers.
 Joe. Eble has lately added sonic substantial i'm movements ,o his residence, on Aontezuma street, which now looks exceedingly well, and Is extreme ly comfortable. .,.
 Several other citizens or town are nsring m, nroye,nents made on their private dwellings, and busIness places, and VIC know that our farmers are also buildng and improving, for they are con .tantly taking out lumber to theif ranches
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Arrival of a Mininstei.

"e'' Alexander Groves, Of the Methodist Church south arrived bore from Phoenix, Salt River, Iu'.aay evening lasi. and will hold Divine scryi. So,.a M tue eoaTt-Foom, sunday next Services to eoinmenee at II o'clock d In MT Groypn called Ia ua "euncsday afternoon, and informed us that Ios ie 10 the Territory under the auspices oG the Si,s anseies Conscrence, for the purpose and r,"s. Me sicw, of cstablshlag ebaycbes and reli- Ss, eoIAtnunities in this Territory. So far, he aAs met with good eneoaragcmept. Al phgniT, m. +s' s sith the kindest Of treatment, and says s sh sOoa people Of thai place are going to build o,,nIen, and are ahxioas to have him or soue S1s see minister settle there Mr. C. viii 10 around shcnig .oe people of Prescott and vicinity, and Saent ssS VIII We think settle down among us. sass ro!x TOT our salvation. We wish Linn que. 's's ID tue mission he has taken, ''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Our New RoadA


 Thanks b the military, have nos two pretty fair new roads-one connecting with New Mexico and the Atlantic States thc other, with Camp McDowcll, PhGnlS, Adsmsyilie, Florence, Tucson and siI other pCints in soulhern Arizona Dan Bazard's immense freight train has just made the trip from thc end of the kansaa Pacific Rall. road. ln coming here, Dan took the new road from the Little Colorado to Prescott, and, although his train the Grst Co yess over it, he cncoun- tered DO obstacles worth noticing, and says Hide more travel over i, and forty or my more days work would make it the bcst mountain road on inc Pacific ls is well sappllcG with wood, water and grass.
 We pu, grca, faith in ,iis new road, and thiuk that ere long, xUod Inc oi stages eiii Dc placed u,on ii by soInc man or compauy Of men
 SHor Perkins, C. ;. A. whose company, r, of the i2lh Infantry. have made most Of the south crn road assurcs us that he len that road in iar several hcayily-ladcn government wagons, drawn hy six-Inulc tcaGns recently vent down to Me DowcIl and camc lack over N They pulled up ,he worst liii on the road-ihat between Turkey creek aud the top Of tho nsesa, without having Co double Travel and little more labor will make of it an excellent road
 These, with the roads running west any north from Prescott, give our merchants advantages over those Of any Interior town in Arizona, and we hope to sec them make good use oi these ad yantagcs, for the general good
 We call upon those merchants snd others who promised to raise purse 10 De presented 10 Inc soldiers who buIIf these roads, 70 make good their promises, noN tbat tue roads are built. and the men need little money to replace the extra clothing ~orn out hy them while digging ou' stuulps, rolling powders, etc, for soldiers pay Many private citizens stand ready to contribute and all tAsl Is necessary to raise snug sum ts foi samc man os men 10 go around and collect
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
gI,e ~ Miner.
IocaI Intelligence.
PRrscorr, December IT, 1870. New Advertisements.

A. nothing pays an honest newspaper os''ef ,,,r lts advertising, we can well "iloIu '' ''' " .,,n - ,o inc new advertisements in to'dayh ,,,xvv and will commence with ttat oncrlng iots , hla' J,, tbe town of Phunix, which IS situhte m Ioi e ,yirrltural valley of Salt River, near the the ko~i,tcsI centre of the Territory, and which, seVb' bpP,, tLoueht. will soon become the seal oi nn.,ornrnent of Arigona, and the princign town VI, ,br fine of the 3ld parallel fairoau' ne iots ou % sp 'aIA cheap, on the following terms One nnI rat os ,bc uurchase money down; the balance, ~ uI' ~.oo, as inc town commissioners secure title s.,,, Goveynulent, when deeds Will oe hAuc to ,he Iots At present, the town Is growing Iapiul!i ,ev aouring mills are being erected, ahu ahcir is "r.,v inducemcnt for investing in lotS. fcrsons o 1isisnce may rest assured that PhGnix Is not " .U,sner toWn.n and that, should they invest, al rho annroaching sale, they will not be swindled'
 Dr R Cutlar notifies the public that be has
 rnsd an office on line east side oi the plaza, ana i' 'n,en,rcd 10 perform ali soiis Of dentai work, s,dr, iuIiur single tooth, to Inserting whole 'nonitf1l Tha, be is skliiai dcnti.t, is vouehcd s'y bv many leading citizens Of California, from which State he halls.
 Iszard X Co., inform their Arizona friends ,bai they are still in the clothing and dry goods bn,ines; at their old stand, opposite the Bella I'niop Hotel Main street, Los Angeles, California, and better prepared than ever before Co MI orders f,r our merchants and people generally.
 Harris 4 Jacoby publish the fact thai they still l inc lsrgcst and beet stock of books stationery, rutery fresh garden seeds. etc, etc, 10 bo found ths sIde of San Francisco, and as they have here tofore dealt squarey with Arisonsns, wc hope 10 se. their trade with oRF people increase. Their place of business is No. 2, Downey's Block, Main .trect, Los Angeles, California.
 Henderson S Bro, or Prescott, have 1900 good u,ain sarks. which they offer for sale at 9 cts. each. Also Goshen Buticr-tbc bes, we have ever ta.tet-iyr q, per pound
 Barnard * Co, manufacture all kinds of candy, and keep thcm for sale at tue post office Being afflicted with a bad cold, we have been living on their maple sugar candy" for some time past, and. in inc language of the quacks, cau attcst 10 l.s wonderful curative qualities Buy, some, every body.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Phnnix Itema

Our correspondent at this place soDls ms ,hc following, in a letter Ol The Sth Inst.
 We are having our winter poW. lee iias frozen about, here as thick as a window glass, for tso nights In succession. Weather clear and pleasant lt would please yOu to see the large fields Oi wheat and barley now getting green. A very large crop will be sown tcTc. The sweet potato crop Sss good one. ]. L. Mercer, our Representative. has cold about DeOO lbs, and quite uutnbor Of others having pretty large crops ]. W. swiliiug Is over on the other side of the river with party of men, laying out the Hayden ditch. We are going to have a mill, certain, and yeIy probably two of thesa- j. T. A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Mining Items.
WALKER DISTRICT,

MeaefB. HndOitson ~ Nadc have leased the ThtIn. derbolt mlIl--consisting of quartz csusher and four aras,ras-which arc run by steam, and are going to use it for crushing ore from the Tic-Tie and other lodes. It appears that the deeper the Tle-Tie Is sunk upon, the richer 1t gets. for re learn that C. Y. Shelton recently got siO0 out of one pan dccOnpOsed orc,
 Work upon the POihlcr and other l0dcs is pro. gresslng favorably.
 WALNUT GROVE DISTRICT, Henry & Co, have finished working about IS tons of orc, which Iad them very we'll Sa we learn from Messrs CullambeF < Wainwright gho arrived here Thursday afternoon last, ffom Wal nut Grove.
 BIO BUG.
 We have no news from this district but presume the mill Is working away.
 BRADsHAW DISTRICT, The miners are at work taking out ore Pros. pectOrs have recently found several fine lcdges The recent rain and suow will enable ouF placer miners to move on thcir works, and take out lots of gold dust, which we hope soon Co see In eirca- lation.
 C. ". Curtis, of the Quartz Mountain Saw mill, has a rich placer mine out there, in guloh. near the mill from which hc recently took about Sl5 in less thsn seven hOurs.
 WICK ESsUns, Tom Donovan, driver Of the slage between Wick cuburg and Prescott, informs thnt the ten stamp quartz mlil at the fOriacE place is running on MayfOwer ore. Ar. Herman has charge oi the mill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
New SubscTibsTA

Jack W swisling, Of PhTnix, this Territory has again pl'eei us under obligations for list oi ne" subecribers. Our Phunix list Is now very large, and the people of that thriving settlement scad also several copies Of the MINER 10 their selsfves and friends In the Atlantic an1 Cali States
 b. \ Lount, an old Arizouan, nov oi San ffsi'- cisco has also been working for us, asd secured several subscribers at the Bay Ciiy, fOr Nldeh he Will please accept our thanks.
 Tbe circulation Uf the MINER has alSays been, greater thAa thA oi aD ether papers ia the Terri tery and it iis friends arc determined thss Il shall keep ahead of them all, even ifihcy have been and arc noW-backed up by the patronage of thc Government and its officers, while the MINER has had 10 l0ok ts the psbisc for its support.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Gone Home--FIour, Etc,

MT. Summers, who has proved himself a good friend Co the consumers of flour, hercabouts, started for his home, at Adamsylle, Saturday last me nour depot opened here by him, is in charge or Thomas Cordiz, who Is doing big business, selling Hour et $500 per cwi retail, and sil %. wholesale This -four was made from Arizona wheat in an Arizona mill, and is said io be good n ls aso, cheap, and we eare not surprised to icnsn that it meets with ready sale Richard S Co. the makers, say they are bound 10 keep this narke, well supplied wiih good flour, etc, and to live up to thclr advertised promises.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

Col NJ D. DOZENS, of tLis Territory, has been showing tbe local of the San Francisco Eraminey, copy of an old bsud-biil sdver. Using sale of waterfront property in tha. city, as early as isi7. The relic in question was found among the effects of man who lost his life in Arizona, couple Of yean ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
The Coming Ball.

Promises to be A"stunning" affair. A new floor ls 10 be laid in Moclcrs splendid hall, where i is to take place; the walls thereof VIII be splendid ly "illustrated," or decorated; the best music on the continent Of Arizona wifi be in attendance; no Ioagers, roxdies, or disreputable persons oi either sex will be admitted or allowed to Particl- pate in the entertainment, and to crown ell, tbe supper which will be served at Hagans restau- rani will be equal If not superior, Co any that has ever been devogrcd in this town. We gyt these facts from the managers, and ge,ters-up oi the tall
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Rain and Snow.

lFc5mmcnced raining Lcre, about one o'clock, on the nigh, Of the lith instani and continued 10 do so until Be1t morning when snoS commenced falling, and kept falling al intervals, usiH Abou, dark on the evening of ,bc 18th, when tbe storm ceased. Tue ground Is nOw pretty well soaked and there is plenty of water is tbc creeks Tor mining purposes. jt snowed some more yc.;er- dsy aftefnOon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Arizona Cured Bacon

'' h Lee bfongh, wagon-!oad Of nice looking bacon to iowa, "Wednesday last, which he himself had cured at his place in Round Valley, neaI Prescott. We believe this was the first load of "native bacon,' ever brought to ;his nlarke, We arc gradually becoming independent, and not many years will pass by before we will have ba con, beti. mutton, etc. 10 sell to onr neighborE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Religious Discourse.

Rev Mir Gilmore, Chaplain at Fort wsIpple, oellEered religious discourse at the Court Room, sn thls town, Sunday last, to a respectable con sesauoh, all or whom were we'll pleased with ths fv'efend gviItiemau's first effort here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
BootA. Shoes etc.

John faagtns new esiallshfren NeslfcFnus street < Inc neatesf lE town Ihs srsnt wsu hiisd si'h read -aks sssss so@s rasfs etc. fsr zds- chtdrrus and gcnilfHsstA s.sa snafcrai fT ~sak Al iiese -tsies haviuE tssa sric.sd uh Erca' care 70 &r. luEhAa whll n SsH fFaufsss s7e<~ty Q s afu@f lscc.s to iahrui ie people of Arzas- fs - iaA hey jsfclasd uiai try of rossi quaiiiy and ta; Sli fru Inc yeVngssi r ei4ssi es te6 and suited by calling rl-a Jeea
 Hs ~arkshap ia ree nf ta .zissssa ls nf fis hlsies plss n rrcsasf rui Wssknueu briRg cus.ssst enTisy ei ulakipE ana FvJuiriag ss osdss
 Hs prices xu te fssna to te u aer,s,iznrz uifA tNs tnes sna aAsiss fispds eau gc4ni ani rea a E,.si r.=-sl.s=AA- e. zS.sass
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
From Camp HualpaL

U Henderson, who rctarnod home from Camp hualpat, Taesday evening, informs ns that Cspl Van Nliei, L. g. A, had returned :Tom ;as wsiis- pat country ~hiihcF bt sent to have talk with the Wa'lapais. The Cap,sin informed Mir Hen derson that most of the Waliapais had len the road aud that he met but few oe them. Although they felt sore over Inc recent killing of one of their number, Capt Van Nliet does not think they will again commence war. Hope not.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Good Coal

The erteusivc coal ledge recently found nea' Camp Thomas, in the Eastern part of this county, has been Lhrosghly tested and pronounced first rate GoyernmeSt is now using lt In ifs forses
 Besides our mines of gold, silver, copper and salt
 VIC can now congratulate ourselves upon having good coal beds ihroughou. Northern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Farmer. and Gardeners, Attention.

b. yus buy sscts aui pruss tias yyu ssay i f.1y cat Go ssytr Niroeni s .~ 'he ~e -krovrt Seed D.scrs SF Sarsaue ft tstss-e N Neshing-aa auH iarkssn sfrccts San frsur'seo and hrokiya Alameda so8uty Mf ssyu Nianrat s iis uuly -es.i GFaFeE of California He garaufas Inc sgIrar quality uf his sees and su 'hnss istot hs isss slih the gTcsfrst @ lore selling Be sun Es viA sei y0a the pesi and cieaTcat ngviau
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
List os Passengern.

The foll6~ing named persons arrived here Thursday evening by Grants stage | <. DaWley, Mall Agent; ". B. IIeHings, of Camp Mcdowell. Dr. Pierson, oi Wickcnburc; Cal Jackson, oi Prescott; AF. Stanshcld. of l.os Angeles aud Mir Cmpo, of Skull Valley Thc lat named gen ;lcfnan has recently arrived ia ;e Ts9r!;oTy, q om NHx York State
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Lumber for the South

Hazards train went oul io the QuariE-Mouniain s'@-nill early tbs present week, and took on lumber, which c. C. Bean Is going to send to Salt River and the Gila, for sale. The train will Dos leave this section for several days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
New Eooda

Lesi Bashford, and his assistants, have been very busy the past week, stowing away the im- Mense stock of goods Just received from New York, and the. are not yet much more than half through,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Bold Out

x. Bsardslcc has disposed Of the stock of fruit ste. rSceKi.y brought hcrr by him, from Caliior nia, and Is about 10 return home to Fl Monte California Ills goods went oil like hot cakes and he thinks of bringing out another stock. Ht says Prescott is the best town on the Pacific eoas for small traders, and we believe him
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
NoTIC E.

Noairs s hereby gvea tisaf sis gnGsrsgnsd is.ts .sssH Np and do eaiu fs tsing t<FzHng sa4 er- f-z .4es scfi lr and 2a Ggrsrarnsaf sarvey ts sssfs sde ui Sal RFey tskis in tVe Dssss seter sis ts nsa fad from isenir O Glls fses ard l Tsrssaz kcf,ty Slfiss-i o' tA. Sasue.
 CHAT. HAVEN.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Selling at Cos.

LOOK S BoSers give notice, by printed posters, Na4' they are selling their stock of groceries pro ''N0ns' clothing, etc, at cost prices.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Asw Adrertisrmsnts.
GRAIN SACKS!

Twelve Hundred 4 Eo Grain sAcks hard sad fos sale Rt g eeuis eanh
 n. HENDERSON & BRO. PrsSo,. December IT 1870
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR R. CtfIAR of California hss arrived ip Pneso0ti e reIAIn fur skoTt Persons n Hecd of hts professional serviees will do well cali early, hs stay will be i'm ited few weeks oaiy Fins eAass Dental Operations guaranteed
 Office vn PlasA Easa side.
 Prescott, Dec. IF. le7o. dea7mi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
GOSHEN BUTTER!

We aro sow selling eo.si C;,shsa Better a ei oO ,- I-,und n HENDERSON & BRO. Prsco,;, December l7, ls50.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

HosTRTTER,s RITTERs bk&s At pr. kepeaiis Fscaes prng Stose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
AzTLAS LODGE, No. i77, F.&Ax.

A fuIl supply Of all the Patent saedtetaes 0~ At tDF kEspALLf Pioneer Drug Storo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
COUGHS, COLDS AND CANDY.

One pound ef fresh made oaniy--~esrsn,nd JaIe-s peT1h lsors thas aozen pounds of imported trash
 MAYNARD & co manufacture h. Prescott Dec. II, is7u. aei7u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17
Republican Mass Meeting at New
Creek.
New GREEK, W. Va, Oct, IS,

New CREEK, W. Va, Oct 1S. /
70 Mt WaeellaO Ateglgnerr.
Yesterday was a grand day tor the Re-
publicans OF Mineral county, can safely
saw that Governor Stevenson and Senator
Wiley addressed the largest political
meeting thatever assembled in this county,
Tho Republicans were even surprised
themselves at'the turn out, but the most
surprised and chagrined set ever saw
were the Democrats. Their faces were q
long as fence rails, and they soon With
drew from sight "curslng" the Radicals
round tho corner. 1t was large orderly
meeting, not q few Of the fair sex gracing
the occasion with their presence.
At 11o'clock His Excellency commenc'
cd speaking, tho Court House being pack
ed with an enthusiastic audience. The
Governor was in one Of his happiest
moods and was cheered to the echo. For
IN hour and o half he spoke, handling
general and State politics In an able and
satisfactory manner. Especially did the
Governor refer TO q charge made by 81. G,
Davis in speech that a Governor had offer;
ed $6.00a head for cverymNn the regis
trars would strike of the list OF voters, but
con nT, nnrom;so ] Il nj 90 5tI ner head This the
cS'n .St ~, ~ ,,nc"d Smnhaiic6lIy m
STrS S,I,oIa Nnd X nsrt from Ibe,yinninr to end
v "TSS S'IVohood o II snd nd n sISnder, Af(eF briefly
ronTvjrg ,IuI ~ these @ and SIMILAR personal mai.
tiers; he resumed his discourse, which he
concluded amid deaiening applause e-three
three SssS cI,eer5s 5 Ior the State ticket. which
made ] IN. Cont House Tinp, AT The con.
nI%S;on I%JS W tho c+6wi Tos Informed that a
f+os 'I%' SIinner s ready IN be served up, was
a,vaitins' s ] them ,o1 The Table in the base.
n,"nt ~ lie Court House. The ladies arc
+sneciSiIv entitled IA eredftfo their aid In