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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT B0NDs oF
THE NEw-HAyEN, MIDDLETOwN AND WILLpaASIC
RAILROAD COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT ARE BEING
MARKETED WITH GREAT SCCCEss.-The Grst issue Of
100000 has already been placed. and sales arc being
filled from the second issue.
About 100000 has been expended on the road
and the work is being carried forward with The Ut
most vigOr
Less than $4,000 will be required to complete tie
line between New-IIayen and Mddletown and
trans will be running over that section during May
The Bonds are issued only as the work PROGRESSES
and for but one-half of the actual cash expenditures
thus constituting Loan, on Bond and Mortgage, in
Connecticut, secured by property worth double the
amount Of Bonds. the Company paying State and
Local Taxes and the United States Income Tax
THE CoNNRcrICUT AIR LINE BONDS have from
the first ranked with the best securities in the
ket and have Justly been regarded with the utmost
confidence by investors The vast importance OF the
enterprise is shown at glance; while the value Of
road saving % miles over the present most popular
route, between the two chief commercial and hnan-
cal cities Of America scarcely be oyer-estimaed
The continual decline in Governments has in
creased the desire to convert the premium which Te-
mains into mteTest-bcdrpg capital; and we know Of no
form of investment which combines all the excelen-
ces embraced by this Loan or offers the attractions
to those accustomed TO holding Governments which
are found in the Air Line Bonds.
The Bonds are issued in denominations of 500 aud
81 900, and are in the form of Coupon Bonds; but
can at the option of the holder be Registered either
with or without Coupons attached.
They are still offered at Par and Interest
HATCH & FooTE. Financial Agents.
No. IL Wall-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

Il Thirteh,t follows:
m Cincinnati EIprsts Dswingroon attached
1880 = N, Day RIpre. Drawing attached.
Montreal Express Drawing attached.
with Sleeping through 10 Chiso H5
change, via NJ G. RR, slso L. A. 4 NJ y RI. (Ds!JI
II p NJ, Night EIpresl Sleeping attached.
200 a. m 1880 and IN. Pougbheersis TranL
Ga 10. 4. IS, and 5:SJ D. Peekskil Trains
and $50 m. Sing Sing Trains 49,.
Gao, 80 eo NJ 4:25 3;lO, asd n:3o n IOsfr
Trains =, rororx
i9sm TO POught.tpils on suuilyi) NJ T0ucEr, sOpt
~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
S1sb Publications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH CO.'S
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synopsis Of the mpedment 10 Marriage the Treatment OF Nervous and
Debility SterT the remedies therefor: The
years successful practices together with al noe Recipe OF
Preventive Lotion.
There society by whom this book will not be found
useful whether holds the relation OF Parent PIecepier
Clergyman. ~ London Medical Times and Gazette
mail receipt Of One Dollar address tie Author Dr.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

The FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS free Of Government Taxi of the CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF Iowa, now offered at % and accrued
interest. This railroad runs 234 miles north and
south through the finest and most thickly settled
portion of the magnificent State of Iowa. and is the
only link wanting TO connect the railway centers at
ST. Louis and ST. Paul by an unbroken line, l47 mies
shorter than any existing route.
The total amount OF bonds to be issued Is but
$4,000 per mile. or less than four millions in all
OF WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE ALREADY gEES
SOLD.
After full examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the Sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire to recommend them 10 Onr ems
toners as thoroughly safe, well as profitable in
vestment. We have no hesitation in saying that. in
our opinion, the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa VIII
be one of the most important and valuable roads n
the West. JAY COOKE & Co, 20 NalI'st
Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained, and sub
scrptions will be received at the COMPANY OPP
FICEs, No. 80 Pne-st.. NewYork; at Offices of JAY
COOKE x Co., New-York, Philadelphia, and Wash
ington; the BANK NORTH AMERICA. and banking
houses of HowEs a MACY. New-York; and at bank
ing house Of T. w. CLARK & Co, Philadelphia.
W. b. SHiTTUCK, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FiRsr CALI
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Salfs oJ HoreInmrhI BOIl'

sales Of STATE BOHdsaroad BondBaak and Raroad-ESprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

Speaking OF Books" Mr.. Emerson offers three
practical rules j. Never read any book that is not
a wear old. .. Never read any but famed books. 3.
Never read any but what YOU like" We trust our
readers will not apply the first rule to Society and
Solitude They will do better to follow the authors
advice in the choice of library, for which he gives
q chapter of excellent hints, recOunting the few
books which a superficial reader must thankfully
use7 He does not 90 TO the extreme OF cataloguing
all the best English and foreign literature, as most
scholars do who undertake to give advice upon this
subject but Ills few " books would make a very
handsome collection and the superficial" man who
should 90 through or over them would be accounted
by most people remarkably welread scholar.
The catalogue however. is full Of excellent critical
hints and sbrewd indications Of what IL best and
bOundest in the literature Of ages. The following
will be a comfort TO those who have not mastered
languages
do not hesitate 10 read all the books have named.
and all good books IN trnslatOns What is really best
book 10 tTanslatable-any real insight broad
human sentiment Nay observe thrt, in our Bible and
other books OF lofty moral tone, II easy aud
table TO render the ry thin and music Of the original into
phrases Of equal melody The Italians Have d fling At
tFaBslatOrs-i tTdd.tgri FUdHitOT but thank them.
rarely read Latin, Greek German Italian sOfni-
times French book ~ tie Original. which piO
good version ike 10 lie bebOldeD the great
metropolitan English BDcecb. the Tea which receives
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-22

wnr MR. Morlxr VAS RkxovED LA II has
bern freely stated. both publicly and privately,
that the President removed Mr.. Motley IN or
der to revenge himself on Mr.. samner for, tho
latter's opposition to the Ban Domingo treaty,
Il Is proper, though hardly necessary, TO state
some fhets IN connection with the matter, which
will show how absurd these statements are.
When Mr.. Motley len here for England he re-
ceiyei instructions % the principal question NJ
issue between the tso govsrnmcps, which In
str,ctions wsre not 10 cousonance with certain
views expressed by Mr.. Motley prior 70 his de-
iparture, and which views had bees disapprsvcd
when fiey were 6rst made known, On his ar
rival In England Mr. Motley submitted % Lori
Clarendon the views which had BEEN dlapprVyed
here, and omitted 10 submit the Views which
hsd been Impressed upon him by his govern
ment. This produceda feeling Of dissatisf<c-
ton here. and from that moment ths question
OF hh rsoalIi has simply beeo question Of
tune. Hehas bern allowed 10 remain from consd-
erstions Of . personal character. smong which
tho permanent nature Of bis domestic arrange
meuts has besu one. Some time since ha vas
informed that his resignation would be accept
ei, and he Vas requested to answer By cable.
To this Mr., Motley made no answer whatever.
Subsequently an answer was again 0kcd Tor,
when M declined finally TO resign. The, origi-
nsI request 'f5r bis resignation was made ioug
enough befbrs Mr.. Prlipghuysen's appoint
ment to hsve srsbIei Mr.. Motley to havs ODER
Of II SSd be deaSsd,-(Dcpstch TO the N. 7.
Times. .NNIIif"Nilf NI' DOT 'f|l.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-22

srElxKR, BlAisn ksp THE FoRrr-YIhsr Cow
GREss.-lt Is conceded, by tie most censorious
Democratic papers that the forty-frst Congress
has proved itself remarkably free from NIL forms
ofjobbery. The schemers and rluuderers could
do moi hing and ieft Washington In disgust at
their failure. Even the correspondent of our
nelghbor the Poat telegruphs that ''at the close
of che session there was noted absence Of lobby.
ISIS seeking to get jobs through For this "
sui. much credit must be given to Speaker
Blains-far to his organization ofithe counties
is due, more than, - all other, Causes, the rig
idly high tone that has ,peryaded the House Of
Representatives. Mr.. Elaine came 4 TO the
Speakership With q full and accurate knowledge
Of the membership and characteristics OF the
House, and be Constituted The committees with
out fear, Myur or affection, !" with an eye single
70 the purity Of legislation and The welfare Of the
Republi.. Any one Who will examine the csst
the control Of Legislation will see that Me-. Blaine
selcctoi them from true, tried and isoorruptihle
men. and the result has most sieually yindics,.
I'll both the integrity and Agscity ofths Speak
or. We all the attention to this fact nov be-
his committe there, was, same compliant aud
the House differently organired. - IL ".t ~
II Is moreover . poted fact, IN which men az
an parties agree, thai there has not been for!
many years q session Of Congrrss In which the
business Of The House he's BEN % euefgesieaTy
and systematically dispatched. AZ sNconss-
quencc. the House was able 10 dispense with the
dsmorNhxatpu saiNauee Of night sessions. which
are ordinarily held during ths lasttso. o. thrss
weeks Of the sessioa. m Il iwas, only dnriug thc
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-22

, Corr DE- SotxrL--TSs singular and direrss
effects Of suu,trOke upon the human system arp
Illustrated, In Tho esses Of victims Of this
terrible >isitstioa, Who were struck down in
the streets Of Now York lAst Monday and con-
~eyed, to the hospital. We quote NON tho
worlds report 'r.,,,ff ,,,uI u',lf y.I.r.a. ..r
: .One man NhoIwas brought in-a, strong,
healthy,looking German-breathel, from the
moment be was plscei on the bed like the BEL,
lows or q blacksmith forge. The power of. tho
man 3 Iungs was tremendous, his muscles large
and wen knit, his, complexion indicative or good
and wholesome living. lie looked like 3 kind
OF man Il would b hard TO Kill. Ye. he never
opened his eyes tll the moment before they
closed fjrever. rAll the doctors could do wa Of
no avail. u lie was puirie to them. II he had !
shown any gynptohs or sinking, like ordinary
cases. they could have formed theory CT diss-
nosis In tle matters, but be kept mp his high
pressure, locomotiyo-ljke force 10 the last, and
exploded rather than died out OF existence. II
vas simple impossibility TO- determine where
his point Of vitality was located. and 10 what,
n,1peti 4 hid b'ea touched By 'hs iA solar
4 .talwart young Ins iish man, BY way or
contrast, went through b series Of dts that wero
agonisins 10 look upon. tie frothed mud foam.
ed and struggled and bounded and bafkcd sd
shTicked until general doubt wssI FELT ns to
whether Il wss not hydropbobis instead Of sun
stroke from which hs was sudcrips.l In bis
u took six able-bodicd men to hold
him, one Of v hom-the attending physician---
was q Hercules In himself; and. after oil. It
vas found absolutely necessary TO ue him down.
He, too. was UNCONSCIOUS, yet nothing admins
tered 10 him would stay long enough upon his
stomach to produce any salutary effects. AZ 3
O'Clock be Wis comatose aud not expected to
live I'LL midnight"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-22

"a !. sIs 49, 40 and TT, an
lneriq,h. Any cot eur Bsiiel sbuld furnish
: do.ea dstk, her ~ pf whOu-in bis
Stms 14sldv bns only the Span
In nation. bdt nysther kfurOpe; and then
Is to France Directing TO Il and getting her
back up. all We should need to say would DO
rnHBy0xnH Jo6KihKh Sl00d behind SPAia.--
:, Ksptuckiap, ysnt q b run Humphrey Mar
tricb that viii unite on him, and II elected be
would GIL more than one scat-
II Is said that the fact that the World news
hHi#tfgd4f cratic party ,yupashi,s with
Prince win drive many German democrats into
the republican party. -.-.-..-----.--------
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2 lg4iTT 'EHtll.lt'iH4Iut .Iit lfllG li
GEHERIL NETS ITEMS.
The Chinese Goyernnent has given Mrs, By Bur
linpame 5000. mn

s... " n l. La
The Chinese Government has given Mrs. Bur
linsame sls, 900. ;,,. II r,,j,'f, t.,r
sword fish last week struck its sword
through the bows Of o New Bedford yscat,
causing her to leak sobadly that her, crew had
to be be taken OF by another ressel. 'l ptnr.
Gen. Sherman announces that, In consequences
of the impending foreign war, and the duties
connected with the reorganization Of the army
deyolycd upon him by the Army, bill. he has
given up his trip across the Continent. and will
remain IN washibgtou during the summer.,GT
A'freirht depot, three loslcd oars, 500 bbls.
M aonr &C.. were burned at Wells River, Vt,
Tuepisy af,erpoon.-B. y. Lindsey was killed
at Chester, Vs., this week BY his father-in.hw.
w. p. Hayward, for so1uction.--A militia Gen
eral OF North Carolina under the organization Of
4 military commission, and 200 citiiena we're
arrested. The necessity Of such aIeonrve. Is not
aposrcnt,-There has been mysterious drown
ing c.so d Concord N H. "' ',', = - u" i,
A nice little boy In Pitsburg rent 70 The cir
Gus the other day, and smusci him.e'f thr9gsns
stones at tho elephant while he vas drnkking'
When be got through. the boy tried to prop'tt-
late him by offering him piece Of gtnserbread:
Before accepting the cake, the elephant efnPncd
about sixty -four gallons Of water, beer neasursj
over TIE boy, and then sluhg him, into the third
tier TO dry OF. This boy isyery indifferent
about circuses now. He says be believes he
dosseu't carc Tor them d much - hs ssed b.
lame, Gibbons Chairman Of Executive Gem
mlttee or The Penian Brotherhood, has Issued
The following: .'In view Of the iuwinency Of .
general European war. and 4 strong probability
OF EpsIapd being engaged IN the struggle. :
general conyentisr OF the Irish nationalist OF
Ameriea win Be held. In Cincinnati, August -,
70 sdoptsuch measures a will besf promotes The
cause Of Irish Independenoe.'" nliW l.li'i1''r
II, New York papers A say that A.. Stewart
has made . round railliop BY The rsiss In told,
which he brought when down 10 The lowest nS
ures, some ten, days since. ,...t.., ~, ~
fsHf'fpauFIfnl NL.iuT o. ~. l--..i -..x-- -
"A plan Tor providing q magnificent system o.
docis for New York city was sent 10 70 the COM
misiopen yesterday By william TIisou, con-
suit;ns sneinesr or Liverpool and London dockn.
III nSoposss 10 fncloss the spsoe betwesn shs
Hsitsry And Governor Islapd with . - Wi,
.,thin md upt d whl,h Ash b built doehs and
vsrebousfrq The bssin woald give 100 asrs d
49, ANA, being 10 s<res more than The assa
Of tbeYecicorated Liverpool docln, sd ~
whole would eOst SO. 600 ooa .snfom =no'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-22
AEsorM,,.ps.s.ssAa. ~ York asds S.f.Se|
sak Is. sa':. Y The ror'',r.0u's g, sett'sa.

"a sorssspsuient fion York under dsts Of
'Jah Is. vsaes 70 s|PortsnOu,h cArseitsas
follows III IA hi TiiN
III thekrsk piaee, Hnp. yohu Lynch Hsss@
nvpxinated beftse delegate from [feyk Senfy
told the Convention that II they desired Il done,
the York county delegation would icing themix
candidate In fire minutes. And am Told on
GOD authority -that sssA- end sA-cf- the-esedi-
dates Of York county were earnest for the rights
Of the county, would any, " them haye Irithf
drawn In favor Of -shyotheS, sAdhkteLiehe at
they could for his election. And II was told
Cumberland county that "the reason we bring
them all in. Is that you may not have II to say
that We offered Hobson's cboice-that or none.
Choose you from them" But II was captfr-
lands intention to ignore York county sntirSy,
and when the lstter's delegation presented q
resolution which they had almost unanimously
adopted, that the usage In this District has been
to alternate the nomination, between the two
counties, and that II usage Is to obtain in the
District liz 10 right and polite to make the noun
ination from York ieounty--thc resolution was
received, With, dsrisiop. ~ al lo mpI''91l .
|, I don I think any York county candidate has
Authorised your Kittery correspondent TO say
that ne, lthe cAnutuAtel pftidfroiai tnnei mt
Lynch should be nominated rather than, any
man 10, York county other than himself The
statement Is sweeping but not true. agree
with the. Kittery correspondent. that when men
become better acquainted with, the situstion,
and remember that all arguments have; been
'disreyaried and al usages thrust aside, snd
that Cumberland county has the effontery to
clam the nomination for any number, Of years,
but feryets when Il eones 10 b choice OF Sena.
tor, and says that belongs to Portland, and
when men consider The threats In regard to our
comfy, they viii show that they know how to
deal With meu Who employ such methods To gain
and keep authority, iIiU '-',rGupD rui''''7.'I
!, Idonbta this correspondent Is o temperance
man. am one, myself, and am satisfied with
o majority Of temperance 'nsh) that the Re-
publcan, organization has ldoue and is doing
all that can be done for thecause, in the present
state OF plblecpinion, But this is pot tha light.
and Eitteiy lowers himself when BIO advocates
allowing Cumberland las Berwick says, under
The dictation Of the Portland Press, Custom
House and Post 0fhce,) to entirely ignore his
own county. j" III" "' ~ ''"-.-.
, Personally, I care for 10 candidate; but
do csrc q good deal for Justice, and with
many others am resolved 70 do what can
to secure from Cumberland county . little bit
ofrui 1uFA N.pW rul % FAIR iPLAr.'n
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FRANCE AND ohor nHiiA'@" A.s.'
Dispatch to the New York 1r'6sas sys' rn'
vste Letters from Paris represent that there IS
prospect Of serious trouble bstvssu Pnnos and
S. Britain J. T.. ..: ;; s s rsss s.. md
strong representation have ALREADY been mads
nuSasru'p'uuzs'r nnnsn.n
that all applications from Ens'''nmeh '0r army
passes will b refused. a meeting OF e.,A.n
members Of the House OF Commons "s oe'' W
consult ssto the propns'y o.. bea''s s",''I
Ing to express sympathy with fr0'''a' anu
have been fsyrftgn rg1 pnp'TY.}n-
beu sppotins he fprojeca Ihe' sirhihsnen
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-22

A dispateh to the American Press Association,
dated Chicaso July IL. states thst ''ths Cham
Der q Comnercs at BOON IWas SLED With excited
and swsiierins grAiu dealep. who Knocked
prizes up and down .scoriios y TIE, teoOr %
the frequent Dispatches. The ruppr that Eng.
land had interecisd fr m, srnissics de~cis-
ted tho price 10 hve cents. butrs oOatradetioo
,of the runor PUT the prize up 's.in and q the
op !. board No. 2 wheat elossi 1t 81 1871 20.
an advance Of 10 since Tbursiy,, Thev Is an
abundance. Of grain in the West br the whole
country and liberal ,sSporta,ioss Of Il do nss
prove 10 havs been Injured By long ,tonss.
which Wis Sarsi. "5ih 'i''gs - lnr--''7' ''
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las. ,-.n,y-tsur hours .Hse ~ By
g.s-light. and then Il Sd5supsd bSiDre mid
night. These facts are gsesdihgly ercditable
10 the House Of Representatives,, ard tbs do
great honor to the gentle ybo prssid over
its deliberations. and who necS6arily gives tone
In large measure to the course and character OF
Its proceedings. Indeed they justify the warm
eulogy Of the New York Tribune, o paper not
given % 0ssFrpFSlSs, when u declares. through
Its Washington correspondent, tat "Speaker
'.55ss The sE{oSs sslsb ss.ssssd. sisSiscf nd
expeditions presiding officers" Boston Journal.
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! DURATION q, Ian, EsaorEss wA-s!-Iu
answer to the ,,sasst'GSsss hss s.s, shs present
var will last. the N. +. World gives shs follow

= DURATION q, Llsx, EsRorrlx, ,wi~s-Iu
answer to the questsoa hsw pss, The present
var will last. the N. !. World svs. The follow
Ing statistics Of late European ysr.;q
In the Crimean war a. ISS3.6j Turkey de-
chred war against Russia October 8 1853.
Russia declared war Agaipst Turkey Hot. !.
France and England declared was sgsinstiiins-
Sia March 27-2S, 1854! The battle Of che Alma
was fought Sept. 28y battle Of D~lailavs. Oct.
"a; battle Of InkermAn, Nov. 3 hrainia Join
cd the allies November 81 and hostiitiss were
suspended February 20, 1855, The war be-
tween the Western Powers and Russia lasted
two years lacking one month. ~ bn ',.tT
The Italian war q 1859 WIS begun BY tho
rejection Of the Austrian ultimatum by Sar-
DINA April %. The Austriaps crossed the
Ticino April q. Tho Frcsch entered Genoa
May 8. The, battle OF Montsbsllo was fought
May q battle OF Magenta May 80 IA and
battle Of Solicrino June %. The peaoe Ct
villa-Fanca was signed July H." Bstilties
were active but ten weeks. n, .i..f.,.n
, The schleswig. Holstein war Of 1864 began
BY the invation OF SchlcsWig by the Prussians
Feb. /. The Prussians took Duppel April IL,
and Alsek July o. Treaty OF peace between
Denmark and Germany signed at Vienns Oct.
30. Actual iostiIities covered .rp.cr ort"en'y-
The German Italian. war Of 1899 was begun
by Prussia June IA. . Italy declared war against
Austria .Jnas 2O.--Ths -IAttis- sf- CasiasA-
fought June "a, and the battle Of S,dowa July
E. ,., The S.'5 SI s a an: :n$
between Austria and Italy at Vienna Oct !.
Actual hostilties between the bellgcrcnts lasted
only ,fH yckt 81 .1T02fN0ET .dh
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The lFREscu DECLARATION OF ,wAh.-The
following Is the text Of the French declaration
sent to the Cabinet at Berlin:p gn nad .
1.-THE expose presented to you on the 10Th
instant made known the cause we have for war
against Prussia. According to the rules and
usages Of nations, and by the order Of tho Em-
peror. I have rcqustsi the Charge do Aasires
At Berlin to notify the Cabinet OF Prpssia OF
our resolution 10 seek with arms the guarantees
We could not obtain by discussion. ~ THIS has
been done, and have the honor to make known
to tbs Corps Legislatif that In ,conscquence,
thereof state Of war exists since Che 10Th be-
tween France and Prussia. This declaration
applies to the allies Of Prussia who give her
armed assistance" '"' '''' ''''' 10 '.'
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YnsS co REpuBLICAS CONVENTION,

The Republicans In the seversl towns In che Co
Of YORK are rsquests 10 select deletes " m-c, In
con, sntion ~ be holden at ALFRED. on TUESDAY.
ths SIh On july current, for the purpose or noni
n.t,ir candidates or the several ences 10 be hliei
at our sest aapnsl slsetiso, VIA Clerk OF Coatts
sheriff. Treasured, three Senator'S, Conpy Attor-
any other matter thstmay euu,e befhfo the CONVEX
fSe Sasi, 81 represeatstion VIM se a. foIfovs
One for sssfy town en- the County, one for every
any votes cast Cor tho Republlean candidate Cor
Governor In IsCs, and one additional delegate zoe
every Yaetian " thirty vote, giving the bio~ins