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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-11
The Young Ladies' Institute
WHEELING. w. VA.

WHEELING, w. VA.
Hate Moundsvllle Female Seminary
Prof y. SHELDON HrTcmSs, Principals.
Mrs. w. r. HUTCHINs,
Mis- II. l.. BONHAM, Vice Pricipal.
Mrs MARY JACKgoN, Of Weston, MatrOn.
Assisted by full corps Of Professors and
sPRISG TERN OPENS APRIL 'ru.
Closes June 1th.
DESIGN.
The design of the Institution Is 10 furnish
a Thorough aud systematic course Of IN
stTuctIOn for young ladies, upon the plan OF
University instructiOD-earh department Of
learning being complete within itseu-tbpA
enabling a young lady to select her own
course Of study without being restricted 60
any fixed routine Df claspH-fequiring
certain number Of years 90 nnish-but I'm
opposition 20 this, young ladies who have
advanced further In sOne studies than 9TH
erS can have the bcncht Of their former at
tainments. and obtain Certificate of Prof.
cheney In one or moro schools, perhaps, IN
in the courEe Of one year-afier which time
they may bring up, with greater npbdliy
and success, other studies.
MUSIC.
Young ladies who have acquired consid-
erable proficiency upon the Piano, and WHO
may wish 20 prosecute the study sun Iur-
they can be- furnished with advantages foT
InaStering this instrument. Mn HutcbiDs
will give her personal attention 70 This de-
other schools embrace thorough instruc-
ton in the following directions, viz; Aath-
ernatics, History, Bellies Lettres, Natural
UigfOry, Physical science, Christian Science,
Ancient aRd Modern Languages and Fine
The Academic Degrees are conferred by
State authority, and are az follows, namely:
Mistress Of English LiteTature-three yeafn
course. Nistress Of Ars--fouT years course.
Mistress Of MuBto-two 20 three years
EXPENSE BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
BoaTdsrx, two in q room, including all
expenses Of washing, fuel, lights gym.
naStics, PenmanshIp, Engliah, Latins
and French Schools, per year .:;,......sso
BoarderS, four IN q room. intending @ 90
above, per yeaT...-.-....-s. ..-..-.s..-.s..,,; ~
PBfloF BoarderN two In a room, pup1 .oo
taking but one or two siudlest - yehIs ""
ParloT BoaTders, win fnI. noysnthes ~
Institution, and with the kilyIfFecI
three music iesbons pe5 we.E and thIec a..
10 five hours prsciiee per caJs y; year 1g
Tuition l0r Day PupilA, y . ", u, " ana
IA dollars pesT quarter, ecooa ding 70 Gsoe.
Roorns Or the occupation of bcaIoefs are
oftvro cIassea viz. lat~-Slng3e ToornA, 10 pe
oecIpted by two pupils; 2d-Doubie rooms
Consisting Of ParlOT and Bec-roon, fof eifbcz
Yty far psTflcuiars address, until Aprl
Isf, THE PRINCIPAL, az Houndsviiie, w.
ia. maT2-NwsdAw
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A revolution is going on among the
Partisan demi-monde. 1t consists prin-
cipaIly in their firm resolve TO appear
before the public in the most rigid
guise, without a scrapof lace or twinkle
of diamonds-nothing but high bodices
and floral ornaments, which extraordi-
nary simplicity they explain by claim
ing that they must be distinguished
somehow from respectable women
The benefit given the Richmond.suf-
ferers at Ford's Theatre, Baltimore, on
Saturday, realized $1,000.
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DIRECTIONS:

A Wine-gIassfuI three times day
before each meal.
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The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, 1870, at 10 o'clock
AN ALFRED CALDWELL,
nprll Special Commissioner.
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B5-Sold by Druggists Grocers and Dealers
generally. dec4
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q. ROSENHEIM,

ed and sold by the Proprietor,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24
farm-0ar0erl- Rousebolo


Frenchman named Seville has invented
system of making bread from wheat without
grinding it. The1plan embraces washing the
grain, fermentation, and finally the admixture,
1avoring, and cooking. The grain is first
freed from imperfect and extraneous particles
by immersion in water. 1t is then turned
about in . cylinder like a Crater until the
outer hull is rubbed off the grain. It's next
finished for cooking in q bath of twice its own
weight of water, heated to seventy five degrees,
to which has been added one part of half dry
yeast and i've or six ounces of glucose to two
hundred parts of water. A day of this bath
completes the necessary absorption and fer
mentation. The grain is next passed through
rollers, which mash it into glutinous pulp.
This being indeed dough, which, after sailing
and ilayorlng, is properly kneaded and put to
rise. After this it is cooked as other wheat
dough.
About onethird more bread is said to be
obtained from this system than that of pre-.
pairing aud cooking ground flour. The bread
is said to be good.-We cannot see that it is
likely to become popular, but certainly there
are great many people whose curiosity will
be stimulated by this paragraph-R Richmond
Dispatch.
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Milk aS Food.

1t mas long been cur OplnIOn-says an eX-
change paper-that the high value of milk as
food was not generally appreciated, and the
same may be SAID of the nutritive qualities
made from milk, like cheese. Why is it that
the consumption of cheese is so very small in
any New England community if its high val.
ue as food is well understood?
Milk, where it can be had pure as upon the
farm, is not only one Of the greatest luxuries,
but one OF the most highly nutrtive articles
OF food. DR.. o. c. Wiggins inspector of milk
in Providence, says:
"The nutritive value OF milk, as compared
with other kinds of animal food is not gener.
ally appreciated.
The quantity of water ia good quality of
milk is So per cent, in round steak IS per
cent; in tatted beef 60 per cent in eggs Is
per cent.
II estimate sirloinsteak reckoning loss from
bone at IS cents per pound, as dear as milk
at "A cents quart round steak at 20 cents
a. dear a. milk at Ii cents; eggs At 30 cents q
dozen IS dear as milk at 90 cents quart.
Many lsborers who pay II cents for corned
beef, would consider themselves hardly able to
pay 10 cents for milk, when in fact they could
- well afford to pay Is cents.
II the money expended tor veal and pork
we're expenced for milk, doubt not it would
be an advantage beth to the stomach and
pocket, especially during the warm season.
Relatively speaking, then, milk at 10 cents
or even IL cents quart is the cheapest animal
food that can he used''
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@e0tcal.
TO PHY0ICIAN0.

TO PHYSICIANS.
TO PHYSICIANS.
NV Yonx. AuSust iyth, lsss
~ Auov me 10 call your attention to PRKPARA TON
" CUArOCND EXTRACT BUCHI. The component pars
es BCcHt. LoIe LaA1. CUBEBS JC'NLPBR BERRLES.
oy dstiaton, 70 form nne Cubsbs extracted By dis
placement with sprs obtained from Juniper very
little sugar y used. and small proportion OF spirit Il II
more paatabe than any now in use.
buchu q prepared BY Druggs In OF dark color. II
plant that emits its the action Of flame DESTROYS
TINS oH eeuye principle leaving dark and
ton Mine y the color Of Ingredients The Buehu pre-
ingredients added, 70 rmsntauos; upon nSpec
ton II viii be found not 70 be Tncture in
cop0A nor Syrupsnd therefore be used IN sSes
where fever or Inflammation exisA In this sea have The
knoWledge OF the ingredients aud the mode preparation
Hoping that You V favor 1t with trial and thar upop in
spection II Will meet with your appreciation,
With feeling Of profound confidence.
IAN, very respectfully,
Chemist and Druggist Of Is years experience
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PRIVACY OF FRONT GROUNDS OR GARDENS
In arranging the planting, good WAYS, etc.,
OF place due regard should always be had
toward maintaining certain privacy from the
public. There should be just that medium
which, while il opens views to the public Of
some OF the best plants or trees, sections Of
the lawn, etc., yet retains degree Of obscure.
ness causing desire tn see more, and with ali
aprivscy wherewith any movement of pleas.
antry on the part of the occupants should be
free from impertinent gaze and idle remark.
A close hedge shutting out oil gives selfish
exclusivenese of appearances while a full expo.
sure OF lawns, pathways and shrubbery, pres.
ent an idea of ostentatious effort and DISPLAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

HEN hANURE.-Few men understand the
extent OF their loss when the droppings from
even score OF hens are allowed to waste.
One reason OF the value of this excrement is
found in the fact that the urine Of birds Is
solid, and is voided mingled with the other
e!crements In consequence, the phosphate
OF lime, urate of ammonia, and other saline
compounds. are found IN highly concentrated
state The usual analysis of guano gives am.
mona about II per cent. and phosphoric acid
not isr from Is per cent Hen manure con.
tains about per cent. of ammonia and sew.
ersl per cent. of phosphorc acid. For guanc
we pay from three to four cents pound in
gold, and yet We think little and seem to care
less about the waste that is constantly going
ON when every particle that falls from our hen
roosts is not saved and composed.
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cressing scarcity of fencing material in the
timber States, and the almost destitutlon in
the prairie States a writer in the OHIO Farme,
says:
Now believe that with them hedge fence
can be made with one half the expense of any
other effectual material. The plants should
be set about five inches apart, and watched
closely when first put out, that each starts two
buds, 80 that a good stand is made. Trim
twice or three times 50 as not to let the hedge
grow more than twenty inches or two feet the
first year. II plant dies dig it up, cut off
root and bury one end which will soon grow
and fill up the vacancy.
The second year after starting the plants
should not be allowed to grow more than three
feet high, SO that they will not winter KILL
The looping of hedge plants only makes an
unsghtly fence, and home for mice, moles,
&c, and takes three or four years longer to
accomplish the desired purpose. With clean
training fence is obtained in three or four
years, while after the looping plant, from four
20 eight years are required to make decent
oush fence, taking up two or three feet more
OF ground than is necessarily required.
Another objection to looping is that the roots
are so shaded that thickenlng up at the bot
tom is prevented.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

TAXSALE NO1"I CC.-Noucei is hereby given
to all whom 10 may at of deinduen,
lands town lots and parts Of lots city school
ana special taxes, and costs thereon for the d.
lsy held 1t the Court House In Ottawa La Sale county
OF Illinois commenced on the 4th day OF April no and
described lands town lots and parts of lots situated in
sad city taxed In the names respectively the persons here
IN stated were at the times herein set forth sold for
ahd oss que thereon fo the 1869 L. b, Deano,
and that the time OF tempon OF said lands town and
parts of lots Will expire one wear rom The date az sc
sale and purchase BY said l.. Il. Dclsno: 49, INV ~
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NONE ARE GENUINE unless done Up In
steel engraved Wrappsr with nas.slAils 81
ny CheOleal Wafehsuse, ana slgnea
II. +. HRk0D0kD.
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AND MASTERS SALE
TAX SALE NOTICE

TAX SALE NolIcE,.-NOticn il hereby NV
en-, That at sale OF delinquent lands and town lois by
the city collector Of the city OF Ottawa La Sale county and
state OF Illinois, for the city due thereon M
the year 1852 held AZ the Court House in Ottawa said conn
w. on the sth day OF April A. 1870 and continued from a
10 day In pursuance OF law VIM F. eney on the IN s OF
April 1870 purchased the following described lot 10 W
Lot number II, In block number 90 Ottawa Centre city
ottawa county Of La sale and state OF Illinois. that the
cecs sale thereof has been duly assigned me by tho
said VIM Heney. The time Of redemption OF said iofror
the shove sae will ypre on the it day of April 4, ~ 1871
Ottawa De(lnber Il, $780,. JOSEPH STOrT
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long time after being removed from TIE Refrigerator Farm
It's spelling on the way
Liberal discount to hotels railroad contractors and Others
buying In large quantities.
Hsyng had large experience In the cattle shipping bust
nee chicago for the last three years. the undersigned VIII
Ano continue 10 attend 10 that branch OF the business
which orders solicited. SOLOMON DEl;AN
Ottawa June 18th, 1870
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Qrom the largest Manufacturing Chemists Worldly
49,, . November 4, 1854.
we drug store opposite ~ residence and suceessf in
conducting NE business where others had been equally
before him Ihavs been avor.by with bis
Yer and enterprise" WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers Weishtmaa, Manufacturing ChsrnsN,
Ninth and Brown Streets. Philadelphia.
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4 New Use fer Cranherries

A correspondent of the Califorxia Tarme,
makes the following excellent suggestion: 81
do not zee hsw any one who has ever noticed
che delicate foliage and flowers of the Gran.
berry, even when Wild and uncultivated, could
fail to be struck With its beauty. But my
object nov 10 to call the attention Of oul
readers to their value when cultivated in pots
N the house or still better ia hanging baske cts
When thus grown the long, slender stems
dropping from the basket, together with the
rich fruit, form the most beautiful object
Let those who mourn that they cannot afford
to purchase foreign novelties make q rustic
baaket, and put few cranberry plants in it,
and hang it in the window, and they will cay
they never saw anything more beautiful.
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hdnsntara.or orths E1Ge Of /. y. DelanO, ,israted
Ottawa, December IL, ls10.-sw
I'AX SALE MOTT CIS.-Notice Is hereby civ.
en- tat at sale OF delinquent lands and lots BY The
CIV collector Of the city OF Ottawa Ia Sale county aud state
M hno FOR the city taxes and costs due thereon The
1853 held at the court house IN Ottawa in said county on the
4 day OF April D. 1870 and Continued from day to dsy in
pursuance OF law m Hencry the fourth of XprI
D. so purchased the following described lot to wit Lot
NO SIX @ IN block No S. States Addition Ottawa county
Of La sale and state OF illinois, and that the certificate Of sale
ereor has been duly assigned to by the said enery
Time OF redemption Of said lot from the above viii expire
on the lth day of April A. n. 1871. CYRUS A. IEJAND
OTTAWA. DHCemhnr ls.n-2W
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NO'ElCE.-EsrATE OF JouN Il. Gu AKrxNriER, DECD.
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Admns
traitor of the estate Of John b. Charrcn'ier OF tho
county OF Lssale and State Of illinois deceased win
before the County Court of said third Nuu
day being the 9th day. February ISL a,he Csur, House In
ottawa IN said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified az aud
aud present the same Ia writu. for adj usment.
Dated this 2Sth day Of No,cn,her 4. u. lsO.
roNtT HoLLECKEls
dcy3-6w Administrator,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALLy Cos
~ nWrnI Soyt hIr2r 20 February term lsiln thdHcry
william Pearcc Admins:raor, ~ Isaac ~ ullery, Ann W.
n, Charles " Conkn, CT bert Conkln, John b. Conkil1
Theron A. Conkln Rachel Ann Bartlett Elias l.. Bartlett
Elizabeth Minckler and Theodore Mncsler.
III appearing ;rou Rfldavit file H. the Office tho
clerk OF SAID court that said defendants John Il.
Theron Conkn not residents of said state, and said com
nasnt having fled supplemental bill OF complaint in said
court on the Side thereof on the t day OF No
vemDer A. p $50 herein, ana summons having been issued
thereon accordinc to law
Notice. therefore, is hereby given to said defendants job,
H. Conkn and Theron A. Conkn that unless you and east
OF you personally he and appear before said court at said
term thereof be held at the court house Ottawa sa
county on the first Monday Of February next A. D. isT
!when and where said summons is returnsbcN and plead
answer demur or except TO said b the will he taken
FOR confessed against vow and the matters there
Ia prayed for decreed accordingly.
- CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk
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&c. LEWIS, Solicitor. ''''l'''' ''' ~

SIATI; OF lLI.I NOlSi. l.. SALE Co.'S
~ CSrci.a fb'rt 'hercoE % february term, 1871.
Franklin Brumr Joseph Ratte Executor of the
Joseph Rattcl. deceased-ig th1ncery
BW J0rd Specific Performance.
IL appearing from affidavit c IN the Office Cf the
clerk of said court that sci. defendant Joseph Batte Exec
utor as Aforesaid Il not o said state and said
palnant having hed his bill OF complaint IN said court
Tue canCcry side thereof the frs day OF December AID
1870 herein and summons having been issued there W acC0r
ding TO law:
Notice. Therefore" II hcreh given to said defendant joseph
Bael Executor ~ Aforesaid. that un personally ba
and apnear before said court ut said term thereof held
A. the Court House IN OtHwa " said county, the t Mon
day ofFchuary next ISL when ana where said summons
returnabic and Plead dcmug except said bin
The same will be taken FOR Confessed against you and the mat
tiers and things therein prayed tor doCrecd accordingly.
- CHARLES H. HOOk, Clerk.
A. * tIIpN
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

ed by those founders, who drafted and
voted for the resolutions of '98-9, and
as held by the authorities we have
above quoted? Do you mean that this
government is creation of the States,
who alone possessed absolute sovereign.
ty, or do you mean that it is great
national government ~ the people in
the aggregate, who are the sovereigns
of this country, and that the States,
when the Constitution was formed and
adopted, surrendered their sovereignty
as such to the people? Be honest,
gentlemen tell us the facts and let
the people of Oregon know for once,
fairly and squarely, what the Issue is.
Speak out, gentlemen; don't be tinid,
for ~e assure you we are prepared, and
it is entirely convenient for us to prove
every assertion that we have made,
and quite as convenient for us to show
up your record.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
MODERN DEMOCRACY.
Another Blind- FIRST Plank in the
Democratic r4atform--What does 1T
Meant

The ALBANY Convention resolved
.t.thar we are unalterably attached to
the principles of our republic as ex.
p nndt d ~ its founders" Now, while
we claim no right to place construc-
tian on the language of the above reso-
luton that would peryert In any man
Der the true Insaaiag intended by its
authors, yet We have q just right, as
the language is5general and left unde-
Aned, TO so construe it as to make ii
accord tremendously with the well
known record of the Democratic party.
We're it not for the firm belief that
hundreds of Democrats, in Oregon,
are about to be grossly deceived by it
in this most important political cam
paign, We should not take or use our
columns to comment upon this first
resolution.
Before going, then, to the law and
the testimony, we assert that the rcso-
luton was conceived and brought forth
by minds that heartily sympathrzed
with rebels during our late national
struggle for existence, and who hold,
now a. then, that this Government is
simply league between sovereign
States, for mutual protection against
foreign enemies only; and who hold
that there never was, nor is now, pow
er in the Government to coerce rebell-
ious States; that the late war against
traitors was fragrant outrage upon the
constitutional rights Of the people
against whom it was waged, who also
believe that each State, being sover-
eign and independent of each other,
has the right to judge, each for itself,
any infraction of the Constitution by
Cgngreas, end OF the mode and manner
Of redress. And further, they hold to
this pernieiops and dangerous doctrine,
that whenever the Congress of the
United States shall pass law, which,
in tile Judgment Of the people of any
one of the States, e not in accordance
with taeir construction of the Consti-
tuition and against their particular In
terests, that they not only have the in
herent original right, but that the only
appropriate remedy is notification.
Nov, we pre- aware that this PROPOSE
tion, or assertion, strikes most harshly
the ear Of thousands of honest men
who arc to-day identified with The
Democratic party in this State. We
belicyc these men. 30 placed, are there
from the simple reason that they are
M
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CITATION.

Yxso ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN
4 tire estate of Alonzo Wood, late Of Polk
county, Oregon, deceased: In the name OF
the State Of Oregon you are hereby required to-
appear in the County Court of Polk county,
Oregon, on Monday the % of May, 1870, and
show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of
the petition of NJ. Rosendorf, Administrasor OF
said estate, should not be granted; and an orr
der made granting license to said AdministraS
tor 10 sell the following real estate, belonging
to said estate, to-wit: Lot No. |, in Block No.
IL, in North Salem, Marion county, Ogn.
J. L. COLLINS, CO. Judge.
Dallas, April s, 1870. 6:4w
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MONEY: MONEY!!

A IL PERSONS HOLDING WARRANTS
n against Polk County,, are hereby notified
that am prepared to pay the same, and that
/ will pay no Interest thereon after the date
hereof, this, April 9, 1870.
r. M. MAY,
Treas. Of Polk Co.
Dallas, April s, 1870. 6:4w
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WOOL WANTED.

vUvHE ELLENDALE MILL COMPANY
will give the highest market price for
wool, delivered at their factory in Polk Co.
Their Store is also open, with general as
sortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
&c. .s r6
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IAe Oregon 4epubiiram
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

DALLAS, SATURDAY, APRIL Q,
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DALLAS I!i HOTEL,
CORNER MAIN & COURT STREETS,
Dallas. Oregon.
4. sHULTz. PROPRIETOR.

YyHIs HOUSE HAS RECENTLY BEEN
4 reGtied and rearransed, and it is now
open for the accommodation of the travelling
public, whose patronage is respectfully solic--
tied.
The TABLE will at all times be found we'll
provided With every delicacy of the season, as
we'll as the snbstantials, and our guests may
hest assured of courteous and prompt attends
ance.
The SLEEPING APARTMENTS will also
ne found clean, wholesome and comfortable.
g1f-sMeals viii be furnished Travellers at all
hours.
ga~ Livery Stable opposite the hotel.
A. SHULTZ.
Dallas, April 9, 1870. e:sm
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Republican state Ticket.

Republican State Ticket
For Coagrese,
j. G. WILSON,
of Wasco.
For Governor,
JOEL PALMER,
of Yamhill.
For Secretary Of Stale,
JAMES ELKINs,
of Linn.
For Treasurer,
MYER HIRsCH,
of Marion.
For .Stote Priater,
= KINCAID,
Of Lahe.
For Judge Of Sd District,
R. P. BOISE,
of Polk.
District attorney Of I'd District,
POWELL,
OF Linn.
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Polk County Union Republican Con-
ycntiOn.

by order of the Union Republican Central
Committee of Polk county, the priasary meet
,ings will be held Mt the place of voting in each
Precinct, at o'clock p. m, Friday, May .18,
.IS50, TO elect Delegates to the County Con-
yention, .so,be held at Dallas, at 10 o'clock A. n,
Saturday, May 18th, 1870, for the purpose Of
terminating County Ticket, and the transae-
tion of such other business as may properly
come before such convention.
The several Precincts gre entitled to send