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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15

Tar license to practice medicine granted to DR..
]. NJ. Forrest the "a day Of june last by the Board
Of Health, has been cancelled this day.
FEED. W. HUrcHsoS.
IxTrEIoR OFFICE. Nov. I4th, 1871.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15

MoSBar the nth Of December, being the birth day
cf hrs MAJESTY the K1vs viii be obserred as pub
Is holiday. an government cfices viii be closed.
Fran. W. HUTeH1sos,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15

N BAH New STATIONERY by
earliest arrivals from London and New York
ACCOUNT BOOKS Banks Insurance Companies Railroad Companies
made order with despatch PRINTING of Bllheads Circulars,
Cards, executed at the Lowest Rates.
H
Country
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Weakness, and Debility, Nervous Irrita-
biIlfv

The wholesome effect excercised by these admirable Pills
the blood and fluids generally Is like charm in dspe
ling low spirits, and restoring cheerfuness Their general
aperient qualities well fit them for domestic medicine
cuary for females Of all ages periods Of m They
betray any disagreeable irritating qualities; they
quickly eject all impurities the system regulate
function Of the body giving wonderful tone and
gy to weak and debated persons while they brace and
strengthen the nervous system in most extraordinary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15

On the nomination Of the Board of Education, Mr..
/ r. Moaiti stOney has been aPpoin,ta an Agent to
grant marriage Licences for the district Of Koolauoa,
Island Of Oahu, in place Of Mr.. J. L. Naii; and
ar E H. Rogers in the sae capacity, for the Island
o. Nololai, IN place Of S. Kupihea and S. Paulo.
FEED. W. HrTcHTsoS,
Minister Of Interior.
7-t.-;,- os;rs DC. 1Ath 1877
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15

Amended Rules Of Court and additional Rules Of
Court made alta Term of the Supreme Court begun
and holden at Honolulu this second day of October
a D. ISL al the first day OF said term.
RUIZ vi is hereby amended by striking out its
first sentence.
Rule XVI is hereby repealed.
The following rules are hereby made and adopted,
viz:
RUE xxxIv: In all cases OF appeal the Siagis-
trate Clerk Of Court shall forward to the Appel
Late Court the costs, which, acquittal reversal
ofjudgment or entry Of a ao7e proNqla shall be re-
funded 10 the defendant.
RUIZ xxxv: In all commitments in execution Of
sentence, the printed forms of mittlmus furnished
BY the Clerk of this Court shall be used
RUE xxxET; The Circuit Justices shall observe
the Probate Rules prescribed by this Court, aud at
each Circuit Term shall exhibit their records TO the
presiding justice for his Inspection.
And Il Is ordered that the Clerk do furnish the
Marshal and each Magistrate with copy Of the S4th
uua 18th rules aud each Circuit Justice with acopy
Of the S5lh Rule
Wsaes our hands and seal Of the Supreme Court,
at Honolulu, this second day of October, a. D.,
1871.
tsigued) ELISHA Il. ALIES,
Chief Justice
ALFRED s. HARTwELI-
Associate Justice
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WALTER r. SEAL,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court.

JoHN Z. BAESARa was this day duly commissioned
and qualified Master in chR1cery.
By order Of the Justices Of the Supreme Court.
WALTER. R. SEAL, Clerk.
Honolala. october 10th, 1871.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15
ULU hUNULULU TUDI UIIIOh DUIlD1Iu I11'0laN4 D1E1I
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
BOOKS, ACCOUNT Books, STATIONERY,
Portable Writing Desks, Commercial Law Blanks,
SCHOOL BOOKS, BIBLES, FANCY
STATIONERY ARTICLES, =

with
Counting Office and for Artists Teachers Professional Gentle
Traveller reasonable be had
hereor n Francisco which
following
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15

Ma. LR. MoFFfrT srONEr has been appointed by
the Board Of Bduoaton School Agent for the district
Of Koelsuloa Island Of Oahu, in place of Mr.. J. L.
NaIi and Mr.. J. R. Williams, in the same capacity,
Tor the districts of Eva and Waianao, Island of
oabu, in piece Of Mr.. s. W. MaholOna.
BY order Of the Board of Education,
W. Jas. sHiTH, Secretary.
Hnnsirlu. O.. q. 1871. ID.
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lsrrEoR orr1oE. Oct sod, 1871.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-11-15

NoTTcE is hereby given tina. KahAluu Bridge, KOO-
laupoko, Oahu, will be closed to traffic for few days
on and after Monday the 18th instant, for the pur
pose Of repairs. GEO. II. LUCE,
Road Suprr's offce, Road Sup'r.
Nov. Tth, 1871.
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UaAEtEs G. Hams,
Minister foE Foreign Affairs.

Foreign Office,
Honolulu. oct. q, 1871.
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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Attest: WALrEH R. sEAL, Clerk. 4-st
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Honoiulu. Oct. "a. 1871.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16
Rev. d. Mcqueen, D. ID.

ne reprint on another page from the
prleston Courier, letter which We
w will interest many of our readers
sskes deservedly honorable mention
men who are highly esteemed
erever known, and gives to Sumter
|lame and prominence over the
3 circulation to which the Courier
IS the utterances of Juhl.
ge learn that Rev. D. MCQUEEN
accepted an invitation, from q
fthy Kirginian, to visit the Old Do
fon aud enjoy few weeks recreation
is guest bis host having on several
&s' to Sumter formed quite an at
smen. 90 the genial Presbyterian
or. Dr.. McQUEEN's church has
"a him leave of absence for this
pose, and he leaves for Virginia
week. It is understood that his
Pie will be supplied as far as practica-
Curing his absence.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16
Lovers or Darkness.

j the Radical papers in this State
)eh their billings gate against Rev.
address IN s,,eaorsons
|he Confederate dead and the cause
which they died, it is simply be-
athey Lore darkness rather than
because their deeds IRE evil" The
hates heliasss, as something to
b he can. neyer attain and the
cal hates purity, refinement and
etisn and everything which is
tiy, and of good report Is things
eni his reach aud foreign to all bis
Iciations. The anthems of the
sphim and the glittesof the golden
let's, raise i'd fresh; howl froma those
] gqnash sSeir teeth IN ths 'Blssk-
\ of darkness forever. ThashoElsth
Radical i press ia sai aid ID ifs scallawag
aess; oyg the Memorial scene at
10 " II " II =, -
SRelAo 20 xo;:
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fEor ths sumter Eatchman.l

t0r t0e STmter W atc1mon.l
Mr.. Editor; In common with all others
interested in the prosperity Of our little
Town, I was much pleased to see you
calling attention, in your last issue, to an
evil that threatens seriously the trade
and business of this place. We cannot
pay the heavy freights now charged to
and from this point, and compete sue
cessfully with our more favored neigh
bors. Just after and since the close
Of the war, our merchants, despite the
high. tariffs of freight then in ezisteuee,
by their energy liberality and fair deal
ing, built up business f9r Sumter sur.
passed perhaps butby two. cities in the
State, the benefit Of which she is still
enjoying. But as other Railroads have
been extended and other points put in
communication with the coast at less
cost than that We have to bear, trade
naturally taking the channel with the
least impediments will give US the go:by,
and pour its benefits into the laps of
our enterprising neighbors. Under these
circumstances, pa. EDITOR, it becomes
US not only to write about it, and talk.
about it, but to do something to bring.
this existing state Of facts to the atten-.
tion of our Rail Road authorities so
plainly that they can but see that 8
continuance will only result 10 ultimate;
serious damage to Sumter, and loss to
themselyes-for the business of this
place is no ineonsiderable item to the
Road. =,
In all Of our dealings with the present
government of the w. C. & A. Rail
Road, We have fouad them invariably
courteous, attentive and disposed as far
as they could with justice to themselves,
to grant any favors or accommodations
asked, and if We will take the necessary
steps to put this natter fairly before
them, we feel little doubt that the evh
complained Of will be remcdied, at least
in a measure. ,.... =.
1t is we'll worth che trial by those :.
INTERESTED. -
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sa- The Charleston .Ne,es of 10th
inst. says: Thomas Byrns and Frank
Clark. two privates. ip Company G. Of
the 7th United States Cavalry stationed
at Sumter, S. c., were arrested by. the
detectives yesterday morning on board
the steamship South Carolina, charged
With desertion. The prisoners arrived
here yesterday morning BY the South
Carolina Railroad, and had bought their
tickets for New York when captured.
They will be sent this morning to their
company.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16

The Edge6eld. Adyertiser, ofthe 10th
Instant, says: eve learn tina: the
South Carolina Club, composed Of many :
Of the most prominent and refined
gentlemen of the State, and over which
Major William T. Gary. our talented
and accomplished young townsman;
presides as President, have determined
to give one of the most elegant balls
ever given in South Carolina. This
ball will be given at Columbia, on
Thursday evening, the 9th November
next, during the great fair of the State
Agricultural Association"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16
!. Signs OF the Zodiac.


A philosopher in the West, grown into admi-
ration Of the Cherry Pectoral, writes DR.. Aysf
for instructions under which sign he shall be
blcd, which blistered, aad which vomited, and
under which be shall take Ayers Pills for an
affection of the liver also under which sign his
wife ehould commence to take the sassaparilla
for her ailmeDt. BE adds that he already knows
to ~san his calves under Taurus, change his
pigs in ssOrpio, cut his bair in'Arie', and soak
his feet in Pisces or Aeqnarins % their condition
requires.
scboolnaatsrs. start far wisconsins and visit
Mr.. Ham VIXEN you get ths's. Lowell Daily
News. -
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Choice Beef.

We enjoyed recently. some Of The
D beef of the season, fat, juicy and
der, present from our kind friend
] brother tSpo, NJ. J. DAVID, who,
pill be seen by his advertisement, is
tased in the butchcring business. Our
ind MANLY has abandoned the
|es, for the present, aud We almost
81 him his relaxation, from the case,
ing the sweltcring days of August.
4 commend him and his choice beef
lhe patronage Of our citizens, and
'bt he may 6ud for it ready sale.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16
A Nice Picture.

Passengers, letters and papers for
inter leave Charleston at the same
pr. The passengers reach Sumter
same day at6 p. m. The letters
papers reach here the next day at
'u. Wilmington and Augusta and
lumbia papers reach here at noon on
! of publication, and Charleston
pers teenty:f0w hours later. Have
Charleston exchanges Dothing to
to the P. o. Department?
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Quite Natural.

Fhs abuse heaped upon Mr.. KEssE
S recently published poem, by the
dical papers, has caused many TO read
rho would not otherwise have done
The poem is intensely Southers
hot against oppressors of the peo-
|, and hence "the CALLED jade Hinces." !"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16
saoa MANHOOD.
now LOST, EOW RESTORED.

Just pubii.hed, new edition of Dr.. C1LvEE.
WILLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the ,oiicnj
crre " i:hout medieincl of SrgraATcR, BcA or
se,ni-al we,l ness. involuntary Scrnra; Lo,se>-
IN po1 sxc4: Mental and Physical Incaracity. Iu.
pediments 10 Marriage, etc also. CoNs;Nr'Iov.
ErlLErsY, and Fr1s. induced by sel:-induiscncc
or scxaai ex;ravagancc
NS- Price. in a ses.el envelope. Only cent,
The celebrated suthor. in his s'lmirab,e essay.
clearly demonstrates. fr,n a dirty years .uc
ccssful practice. nat 'hc alasnihs con. cqu,nrcs
os self abuse may he r%iicaIiy cured without the
dan gerous use Of internal medicine or the :rpl
catioa Of the knife; pointing oui mode of
1T nnee simple. certain. aud efc"tral. hv means
of which every sn5rrer. n" matter wha, his cor
d,ion may be, may cure him solf cheaply, private
ly. and rnd,cnHg.
go This Lecture ;tcu'd be in the hands Of
every yoath anil eve.y in the lard.
Sent. under SEAL IN plain envelope. :oa any
address, po"pnid, on receipt Fix cents or two
post Stamps.
Also: Or culverveli.. 4Marrisse Guide, price
%. crnts.
Address the Pu'l-hrrs
cHAS. ! c. KLIXE eco.
l27 I,ovcrs, New YCrk. PSst-ofirc Box 45S2
Dee. 81 - ly
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bar During this week only returns of
|fsonal Property may be made to the
funty Auditor at his of6ce. Parties
i making their returns are liable to
|nslty Of so per cent. on their return
lass year.
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aoUDEYsvILLE, gNIoE' co, s., {
Msssrs. Douie, Noise & Davis;

Meesr1. UoWle, Muibe . OUI'J
Drla stse.-Hep.y Aoors; lfsss yslt kno4n
IN this ueiedbofhood, had bssSne. very, ,rauch
en- seia led lf6m coatipusd sttzsn Of @Ch lis cad
Psver.n and had found norsiie1 from guioiue OF
e,s:- ir,edicines, wtich hs ueed. Bee.
;nc 5;s sondition 10 yold him :. b5x Of aoise's
Ysysr and Agus Pills." ,afeeirg hefsh9aM not
:, n, -. Il Sc would uss Them seeor9ing u
adSestio1S ana thy id ~ eng hil; e: As toHk
sssr;. 81 1isd Der. NSs safsa nd call:
- 800 .ome VsSEs aftsraatdh paid otsf TT, an
srrre,sed hipsslf Yueh ,efstiGsd affss fs:ls'
Ts sauroE oesF ssnd,s syea iarteef onials,
bpt ca1 ourselves ostsiiI tts ~ - SssEy sS:o y we
have SOLD then, tAsy ssss r3ETss S'Ss1 f.s soE. Son.
ton. .. 3vHH@
For sale By all Druggists. -
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

k8- 1t will be seen by notice of
\ A. WHITNEY. SUDER, that
sons interested in the cotton Tax,
D further their interest by calling on
q.
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pa The ladies of the Baptist Church
p discontinue, after this day, until
rther notice, their Ice Cream enter
|nments. We ask for the ladies, in
Sing their very pleasant entertain
ents, a liberal patronage. Besides the
Pightful cream, music may be expected
the evening.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
h hold their entertainments on
.ursday instead Of Friday.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16

esS- The Columbia PAenic, Of
eh inst, says:
The work is being pnshed forward
pidly on the Wilmington, Columbia
b Augusta Railroad. The iron is
|wn as far as Hopkins'-about twelve
|les below Columbia. The road will
open to this city by the 1st of Octo-
ssS:s
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16

The inhabitants of Wyoming brew
many troubles but no bser.-Wa. jour.
Just so friend Journal, but their
"Bear" is "bruia" itself.
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Godey,s Lady's BOOK.

This popular Magazine, for Sep:em-
ber, has been received, and is for sale
at the Sum;er Book Store.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-16
AN ORNIYANCE

'' -. AN ORNINANCE :.
10 Aa.ead an. Ordnance :. entitled nAa
Ordiaance, ,usadsrTAe ,'30ls. Section of
the Act approved 9M Of 1Adreh, 1871,
authorizing the, hteadans and Rar.
des,s cf1he To.on Of Sua,ter "To make
such 0rdiaaaees as hy nay deem
!. ezpedseat IN relation to 1sesnsina per-
sous ,Oho are or ssqy.6e engaged ts
and carrying. % asy 5,.ss.e.s .oaA;n ,s
tie corporate linitas:s zig R'atifed l' tle 5&
Juxe, A.. d. .lS71: ':.;.,. 800! = 80:
" Belt 006raliaaca 5SS',As IatzaSsSI Xsd wsSdsus
Of the Town. ef,Spmter. ia coroeiD asssnbIed,
That 90 mech q Ssr.ida ,Y1Defs said osdinsnee
% is expressed a. 'thS foilevibe iS1eds pad g.
ates; VI: .op. yf SoAsEt than
regular merehspn fss. ,eech agency SD, 10
auende1. 10 Rad % foitavs,rviE. !: Oh Agencies
(not herein specially mentiohed) es,sisdneu BY
Other thaS regular merchants, &le. t93
SECTION H.-Th1s 20 much os Sector VII
OF said 0rdip ipee sslc expressed u the. fnllov.
ing vords aad fgarec, Wis "Insnrsace Aesocies,
(foF eseh Asene3) 9le,s b sassdsd 70 read a.
follows: Insurance Agsueies Ion each Agensy,)
SEC. 1rr.-Tsst % ssuea. 81 issstion VII of
said Osdinapes % -inpoaes Special Tsx upon
NhoTtsale aud RetaH Dealers 81 Goods, Wares
and Merchandize totSef than spiTitrous Liquors)
b amended TO Rad - felloTs;x-,u y -
OneaeE Retail Dealer 80 :G0ois,b wsses'l
...ird Gehandjso (ofaer thsp' sphItpofs
Liquois) whose apnsal sales 90 not ex-:
eeed Eve Thousand dellafs, u - ..:.l.SS 90
On each Dsiyer Ia Goods 1Watcs and Asr.,,'
,.,eSapdiss {othel than Spiei.uous II,
quors) whose annual 1aleS eseeea Gye
:, .thozsapd dollars bst do net .exeeed tn
thousand dollars, = -. 49, 10 90
On each Dealer In Goods, Wares and Mer-.
chaudlte (other than Spirituous Ii.
euors) whose annual sales exceed ten
thousand dollars, bat do noe;exceod
txsnty taeussud dollars go is o.
On each Dealer IL Goods. Ware1 and
MesehasdiSc (oihsf dan6pid9abs Il. 2
gnors) vhoae aonual sales exceed $50
0ee. hta6 Ao1.exesed $3o,eoo, 20 90
On each Dealee in Goods, Wares and =!
Merchandiz fotherfh fhSn Spfdtaoly N-
quoru,) whose anpVai sales exceed >
4se, 900, bat do not exceed ga, ,eee, So %
On each Desics ID Goods Wages .nad:Sc
Merchaudise, (othsr .thsr epiri.uous II.
quorss3 Whose Rnnuai -szics exegsd-
:. ~, coo tut Do not exceed 9se, ,vgo. 30 ot
On eaah Dealer In Goods Wres and
- -Aierehandise, feshsr thar epifttuOus II.
. q1ors,1 whose snuud selee sezceed
Skn nfn 1-t H. ~ok >y>.>oI Cr6 fHH m
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@wcsav gentleman few days ago whsse
foger had besn painfully mashed just at the nail.
He Siseiy applied DARsr's PaoPaYLAcssc FaClD,
adaexprrienced instan: relief. i
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I'm, STORE.
10000 BUSHELS CORN.
5000 Barrels Flour.
u. l6o Barrels Pork,
% Boxes D. s. and L. C. Sides.
80 ahds. D. S. and Smoked Sides and
-. Shoalde1,
$50 Sacks Rio, Java and Laguayra Coffee,
..., 20 Hh1s. Deuarara and P. r. Sugar,
-. $50 BbIs. Refined Sugsr-all grades,
$50 Hhds. Cuba Molasses,
:. $50 Bbla. Cuba Eolasses.
$50 Bhds. Sugar House Molssses,
100 -Bbk, Sugar House Molasses,
800 Bales Hay,
1000 Sacks Sslt.
$50 Bbl'. and Boxes CSaekers,
- Is Tubs Better,
800 Boxes Soap,
100 Cases Lye and Potash,
rs Rbls. and Tabs Lard.
zS Bbls. and Kits Mackerel,
IS Boxes Tobacco,
80 Boxes Soda,
$50 Kegs Nails,
30 Boxes Cheese, ...
=. ". KERcHxER,
IS .sz7,: and 10 North Water Street,
.May 10 ...,s Wilmington, N. C
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Cotton

Cotton
At New York on 18th inst, iu better
demand at lower prices. Upland 1871.
Gold 1929.
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b Applications for Job Work will be nads,
MTER MAIL ARRANGENENTS

e Our Advertising friends are requested to
in their favors not later than Monday.
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News.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-12

Tng senate au IioU,r ct y, pr'scn
n'ivrs Iyayc organized. elected Oilircrs
pee dc ever lis dc.ihcritiors. nl-
oin'td it, n,lncleri. ,!Iccsrl III
Wheel, Of the old machine aud are now
caiy 10 Griud out special legisa'iou
large OF s,nlli grists 10 sult pur-
aa.cJs Small sdt-m,chinps are ~
all Hast and running order Tor ,hr
uauu'aelnr' 0i laws rrpsr "t o.d "ucs
nu;uhtiun or nlhrr' aud tIr whole
ale nIl,cc.larcul. Jub';ns An hun.
,red days hence aud The aliri hi h.
+ Ikrlr rghtogs wrrk, viii RE H.
nIGsUc grundcur aud 10 Ni>i le ir
he naked eve. All over the riviiiIcd
world, except IN northern ludja. arA
hc no! hill at their iu,qujly vii only
e Wis he, ri the North polo wiih ,hr
iii o! q sn;ckei glass But there III,
hcn III the Lcg'sl'iurc WHO are abrr,
suspicion AMI tcyoud 'cpru.ch, nud
al whom We entertain hilh r. 'ar :.
IHgunmni,y 20 II political encny VIII,
las been selected hv u'uirirv al
tc voters of this y pr, sentative dis
.rict eompel's TO say tna' We heli"' {
hat Major Cummings, with whose an
ccedcu's we are well acquainted
sill !ay a'ilo hi, partisan ttelings ani
epre'cn', f4;rly ant honorahly. thr
n'eyes'. Of al! the pc)lIe OF th., ii,
Tilt. Nlior Cammins. Is g'adu,'c {
>! tie oil Jefferson aoI Jatk,o, >rhpo
If polilic-,ani would suffer mariyrlon
'a;her than yield one sciulilIa Of hi
'aith, IA citizen le is wh'liy with
9ut 'jnglr objection lie j. rsnrrou4
wa;mAelricd AMI h,>pi;lbe
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IlsGI.Et.sSGAIs siE..


srR'O ireS,
SE,ATrRs,
Civ of Pni'aGrl,hi,-l'ir-t Ds-
trlrt-iiDteIt T. De. bert. H.
second D.strIct-A. Wilson ll'O.
sey, Il.
ILrd D,s,lict-plyid \. Nag'c, u.
Fourth District - George Con-
nell. Il
Y. Chester Delaware ard Mnn'gam-
cry--ilcnry :. ENnus. II H. Jone,
iiruAs, Il,
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