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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-10
FOR 8 A Il,
A BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY HOME |


c,TTuATFD ON THE DICKERSOE PIKE, TWO
- miles from the city, containing ten scres OF
excellent garden land.
The Residence, one story frame eottage, coz
t.ins six rooms, with front porch forty feet, and
back porch nifty feet, and , spacious center nAl'
hskfdeE seryants' rooms, kitchen, SMOKE mouse,
sfshIa carrIsae-house and the finest barn In the
county. An o. these buildings are covered with
tin and are IN superb order. -.
: ina entire premises are enclosed with ness And
aubstantiai fencing The front yard 10 veil set IN
blue Qrass Handsomely laid on, and adorned Witn
shrubs shade and ornamental trees. Every 90
scription Of fruits and berries Of the rarest kinds
rAised in this latitude, are 70 be found on this
place. About six acres are In hne pasture, VIII
4 never falling pond Of good water.
We regard this as one Of the most eiegAnt eDd
desirable county places that has been offered Tor
sSIe 40 this country for ten years. Il must be
seen to be fully appreciated
The Price II VERY low Apply TO
CALLRNDER q GARRETT, Agents,
sprz7 Il No 50 North Cherry street.
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Ladies Dresses Ladies Dresses !
Children's Dresses! ChIldren'a
Dresses! The Best Assortment in
Nashville, at the Lowest Prices, at
G, RICE & CO.'S.
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SUPREME COURT SALE.
Land in TrOusdale County.

J. A. Andrews, ct ais, VS.. J. Z. Crenshaw'
ct ais.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in this cause at the recent term of our
Honorable Supreme Court sitting at Nashville,
| will within lawful hours, GzSs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-10

A Beautiful Line of Point APP
pIique, Dutchess and Point Lace
Collars, just received, oil the Lat
est style, and Remark ably Low, at
G.RICE g. CO.'S
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Organdie Muslin and Grenadines
Received TO day, Latest Styles, and
Very Low, at q. RICE d CO.'S
mY1O 1aX2t
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Beersheba Springs,
GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN.

TNHIs PROPERTY HAVING BEEN PUR-
i chased by the undersigned, and thoroughly
rented and furnished, will be opened to the pub
lie for the ensuing season on the 18th June next.
For the benefit of those persons who have never
visited this, before the war, celebrated Watering
Place, we beg leave to say that for the excelency
of its Cbslybeate and Freestone Waters, grandeur
of scenery and purity Of atmosphere it is not
surpassed, if equalled by any similar establish
ment in the South. The location is upon one OF
the highest points of the Cumberland Mountains,
within few hours ride Of the University Of the
South, and of the large Swiss Colony recently es-
tablshed In this State
Visitors leaving Huntsville, Chattanooga or
Nashville by the morning train will arrive at the
Springs, via TullahOma and McMinnville, on the
evening of the same day.
Parties wishing to engage rooms Tor the season,
can do so by addressing US st Nashville until 10Th
May, after that time at Beersheba Springs.
Charges for Board.
By the Day So: by the Week $3.50; by the Month
500. Children and servants, half price.
Resident Physicians.
DR.. ]. D. Winston, of Nashville; DR.. z. N. Frank
lin, of Summer county.
my22w B $. M. SCOTT & co.
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GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON,

= - CONTINUING FOUR DAYS.
VEATMAN, SHIELDS / 90. WILL SELL
IL Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
9th, l0th 11th and 18Th May, an Immense stock
Of seasonable Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
consigned to sell during the z reat Exposition.
This IA the best and most coznplste stoek ever Of
fered BY Us. An Inspection e solicited, s. NCs.
10 and IS Cedar strest e-nr myS4t
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Fourth Day-Friday, May IL.
Fifth paY-saturdaY. Nav -.

mile heats.
SECOND RACE-Association Purse $500;
mile and half dash.
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Two Hundred pieces A French
PercaIe zoe a yard, worth 40c, at
G. RICE e. CO.'S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-10

Grand Expo,ition Of Dry Goods
at G. RICE d CO.'S, &c College street
Entrance Free.
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Real Estate and Collection Office Of

Joseph WIRELESS, 46 NORTH CHERRY
81 Street; special attention given to the col
lection of rents and every description OF paper
Claims prosecuted through all the courts.
References: McAkster q Wheless, Nashville;
n. Hobson, Nashville; j. o. Griffith, Nashville.
apr22-d6m
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On the 31st Day of May, 1871,

at the Courthouse door, in the city of Nash
vile, sell to the highest bidder at public out
cry, the following described House and Lot in
the city of Nashville, being a part Of lot No.
12S in the~priginal plan of the city of Nash
vile, on Vine street: Beginning on Vine street
at a stone, the corner OF an alley between said
lot and lot No. 1873; running thence along Vine
street towards Spring street 60 feet to the line
of Alfred Harris heirs part of said lot; thence
at right angles to the back line OF said lot No.
I2S; thence along the back line Of said lot to-
wards Broad street to the line of said alley,
and thence direct line with the line of said
alley TO the beginning on Vine street.
The above described lot is well improved {;
has large two-story brick house with ser
wants and out houses on the premises, and is
situated in desirable part Of the city.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash; free from the
equity of redemption.
Office of the Supreme Court at Nashville, May
10, 1871, -
F. @. HUNTINGTON,
myl0 law3t Clerk and Commissioner.
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Second Day-Wednesday, May 10.
Third Day-Thursday, Nav IL.


FIRST RACE-"The Maxwell House Stake"
for all three year olds, mile heats; SIS en-
trance play or pay; the Maxwell House to add
$400 $50 to the second horse.
/. John jackson names br c euler unzie, s
years old. by imported Bonnie Scotland, dam
Young Utilla.
Taylor Paul name b Annie Walker, 8
years old, by Embry's Lexington, dam by Ber-
thune.
3BF Co"krill names b Richland, years
old, by Jack Malone, dam Shark mare.
Same names b Lima DeBOw, 3 years old,
by ia K Malone, dam by Alexander.
John Miller names b Sentinel, years
old, by Jack Malone, dam Galena by Childe
Harold.
6DO Kinney Co name ch Graham Nc
Marry, years old, by Jack Malone, dam Vel
vet by Wagner.
IA Buford names b f Hollywood, 8 years
old, by Lexington, dam Miriam by imported
Glencoe
Same names Salina, 3 Yeas old, by Lex
ington, dam Lightsom by imported Glencoe.
SRB Cheatham names CHI C JEFF Davis, 3
years old, by Jack Malone, dam by imported
Scythian.
SECOND RACE-Association Purse goo;
dash of a mile and quarter.
THIRD RACE-Association Purse 500; mile
dash.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Fourth National Bank
RESOURCES:

Atm NASHVILLE, TENN., AT THE CLosE
n of business on the 29th day Of April, 1871.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-10
THE ANNUAL LIST

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
ASSESSORS OFFICE, 5Ta Dist. TENN,
Nashville, May 8, 1871.
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Assessments on Income and Special
Taxes Uieense),

HAVING BEEN RETURNED TO ME- BY
IL the ASST slant Assessor ef this District, 1
hereby give notice that appeals Will now be re-
ceived from all persons who have complaints to
make of excessive valuations or assessments. All
appeals must be in writing, and must Epe city the
. decision is requested. Appeals will be received
and determined on during office hours at my Of
fee, No. "a Cedar street, the city of Nashville,
from this date until May IS, 1871, when the list
will be returned to the Collector for collection
after which time no appeals will be received
D. B. CLIFF,
i eth Dist Tam
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SUPREME COURT SALE.
Valuable House and Lot in Nashville

Farley, Morrison 4 Co., vs.. John s. Dashiel,
ct ais.
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Black iron Grenadines,

the Best and Cheapest i'm the city;
all Wool Square Mesh, reduced
from 10 cents to SIS cents a yard; at
G. RICE g. CO.'S.
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LIABILITIES:

I.-Edgar Jones, Cashier of the Third National
ahova statement ia true to the best of my knowl-
sSos and belief EDGAR JONES' Cashier.
Correct-attest: W. W. BERRY,
DAN'L F. CARTER. Directors.
j. KIRKMAN,
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State of Tennessee, county of Davidson:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day
of NAV 1871. H. L. CLAIBORNE.
msyio-3t Notary Public.
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a.,,7 IS, ss1,lsssskry "a. Weekly IS
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES READER
ID ed at the recent term of our Honorable
Supreme Court, sitting at Nashville, in the
causes of Farley, Morrison Co. VS.. John s..
Dashiel, ct ais, will, within lawful hours,
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gVP Union AND AMERICAN.

PuHrrszKD M
GRIFFITH 81 90
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STATE OF TENNESSRR,O
County Of Davidson.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this oth
day Of May, 1874. W. II. WILkINSOs.
myl9St Notary Public
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
cRIMINAI
Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters of the town
Of Lancaster assembled at the court
house at 2 o'clock Saturday Sept 10th,
to elect delegates to the County SEN
atorial Convention. H S. Keen was
elected Chairman ard p. III Parsons
Secretary.
On motion of w. p. Dewey tho
following named persons were nom
mated and elected by reclamation to
represent the town of Lancaster in
said Convention: A Burr, G.. w.
Ryland, f. IL. Bonham, Geo. Glenn
entson, |. q. Try, w IL. elise, V. F.
Kinney, J Lathrop, A Nathan.
On motion off G Holloway the
meeting decided that should any Of
the delegates be unable to attend the
County Convention the balance Of
the delegates be authorized to fill
such vacancies.
On motion the delegates elected to
attend the Senatorial Convention
were authorized 10 attend as dele
gates the Second Assembly District
Convention on Saturday Sept. Both
next, and that the delegates have
the same powers of substitution as
IN the Senatorial Convention.
The Chair then appointed town
committee consisting Of the following
persons: G. II. Baxter, John Cover
and f. II. Bonham.
H. S. KEENE, Chm.
Z. II. PARSONS. Secretnrv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
Mortality Among Cattle.

Hon. Joseph Harris, of Hazel Green
township, was in this city to-day,
and reports that out of his herd OF
twenty horned cattle, eleven have
died within the last week. What
Is the cause of this fatality, no one
seems to understand. The cattle are
taken with an itching about the
head, after which they sclon and
die. without bloating or any unusual
external appearance. When Mr..
Harris left this moning, another one
was sick, aud appeared to be going
IN the same manner He has fears
that the whole herd VIII die. He
came in for Mr.. Massey, the farrer,
who went out this evening, with the
hope of doing something to check
the disease - Galena Gazette, Sent
Sth.
1t has since been learned that
the deaths among the cattle were
occasioned by inflammation Of the
stomach and intestines from eating
so much green corn fodder; and per
haps the difficulty was aggravated
by the saliva from the mouth of the
hogs. 1t seems now pretty well set
tied that the saliva of the hog is
poisonous to other animals
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
Raid on the u-KluX.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. ia
military officer just arrived here from
a Southern trip says there is great
excitement in North Carolina, along
the Central Railroad owing to ths
frequent arrests lately made there of
Ku-Klux, under the recent orders
from Washington The military au-
thoritios ia the interior of tho State
had beon arrssting all persons charg
ed with committing outrsges on their
nsighbors.
On tho train in which ho look pas
sage at Charlotte, there were some
twenty prisoners in charge of soldiers
being conveyed to Raleigh for impris-
onmsnt and trial, and about six pass
senger oars crowded with witnesses,
who had boon subpenaed from all
parts Of the State in these cases.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
From Maine to California.

Following closely on the foot steps
OF California, comes the joyful news
OF Republican victories in Maine and
Colorado. Governor Perham is re-
elected in Maine by eleven thousand
majority, gain Of three thousand
over last year. Colorado has chosen
u Legislature almost unanimously
Republican, and has elected tho Re-
publican candidate for delegate to
Congress, Oh affee, by largely in
creased majority over last year
There - no reaction in these
quarters TO give The Democracy a
ray of hope, but these victories add
confirmation to the already over
whelming testimony given by the
people, that they DO not intend TO
entrust this government to the party
which Was so latelyi sympathy
with the efforts for it's overtime W.
Nor will they jeopardlzs the great
results growing out Of The war by
now placing power in the hands oil
those who have fought tenaciously
To defeat those results The Dubu
que Times in noticing the recent elec
tons aptly says that sit il demon.
"stratcd beyond per-advonturo that
"thc Democratic party, like the
"Whig party, will but meet it's owr
death in attempting to steal Oh,
principles ofits opponeots."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
Washburn and the Bounty Acts.

The only thing wo have heard
urged against General Washburn
personally is that he refused to vote
for an act by which nonresident
veterans Of the army might obtain
tides 10 homosteads without settling
on the Iand-thus throwing govern.
ment lands into tho hands Of specua-
tors instead of reserving to the wise
policy existing at present. The ed
ltor OF this paper was soldier and
was prompted from the ranks to tho
position of lieutenant after having
served = little less than two years
just long enough TO extinguish his
right to receive any bounty on his
dlscharge-having entered the serv-
ice at the beginning Of the "onpless-
antn ess," he Of course received moth
ing then Yet, though scores OF
thousands OF sol Tiers received more
in bOunties than he did as the total
wages of service in the army. be
would emphstically decline any such
relief as that proposed in the act
above referred to. Should we wish
to settle on unclaimed lands we can
do so without price now; not, one
or two hundred dollars for land
warrant would be poor brbe for
our consent to close out millions of
acres Of public lands from these wish
ing TO settle on them. All honor to
General Washburn for his manly
stand against the land sharks, even
when they were backed up by dem
agogue editors who assumed such
names as soldiers Friend" and "Sol-
diers Record" for their sheets Fau-
keShd Freeman
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
The Russian Crab.

Several years ago the Wisconsin
State horticultural Society warned
the public against buying the Tctof.
SKY apple tree as the Russian Crab,
and paying an exhorbitant price
therefor.
1t might not be amiss TO again re-
mind the credulous public that the
So-called Russian Crab is no Crab at
ALL but merely pretty good early
apple. 1t has been known and de-
scribed for many years aud its msr.
its are well known, not as a crab,
but as an apple that has now become
TOO common to be hawked about at
much above the price of other good
hardy apples. Those who buy the
Tetofsky at an exborbitant price as
the Russian Crab will not find the
fruit really improved by its deoep-
two name. AT the Lancaster MUIR
sery the Tetofsky tree is sold at the
price OF other apple trees to those
who order orchards. The tree and
fruit resemble crab about as much
as a cabbage resembles burdock,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
Second Assembly District Convention.
Washburn and Doolittle.

Since our last issue Lancaster has
been added to the programme for
Joint discussions between Hon. G. c.
Washburno and ex-senator Dooittle.
The people Of this county will there
fore be favored with an opportunity
to listen to them here on Friday, Oct.
q. The discussions are to be held
"a follows.
Extraordinarily, Oct 3.
Fon du Lac-Saturday, Oct. l.
Portage City-Tuesday, Oct. TO-
Eau Cllire-Sa,urday, Oct. IA.
aCrosse-Thursday, Oct. 10.
Janesvile-Saturday, Oct. 81.
Mineral PoiR Wednesday, Oct. %.
Lancaster S,.day, Oct. 27.
Misunderstanding, Oct. 81.
These discussions take place in the
afternoon, beginning about / o'clock.
The speakers alternate at different
places, the opening to occupy one
hour, the following one hour and a
halt, the one who opened to occupy
one hour in reply, and the other to
conclude in half an hour. Two pres
idents, one appointed by tho friends
of either disputant, will preside at
each meeting, and during the time
of the debate no other political gath
erings are to be held in the same
town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
They see Themselves as Others see
Them.

With a burst Of confidence uu-
paralleled does the editor Of the
Now York Citizen. who is a Dem
ocrat, and one Of tho Tammany
kind at that, publish the following:
1--WE hear rumors, which come to us
Gin such shape we cannot disbelieve
"thom, that municipal matters are
"muoh worse even than has been
supposed that the half has not
"been told, and that our city debt,
"instead of being 1926, 600, 600, rs we
stated, is aot less than 5000, 200. 600"
How many moro straws like tho
above will be necessary to break the
Democratic donkey's spinal connec>
ton is aproblem tor Doolttc him
self Matters are fast coming to o
wrotchod state With the democracy.
but before the imminent crack of
doom" is heard. we bog leave to ex-
hort the dissolving body in the words
OF the far-seeiug Dane Confess
yourself TO Heaven, repent what's
past: avoid what is TO come and
do not spread the compost on the
weeds to make Thorn ranker."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
Estate of Mckenzie.

CTATB OF WISCONSIN, ! Ia Probate Grant Copptv
- Grant County. So Court
In tho matter Of the last will and Testament Of J,
Mckenzie, deceased late Of the county Of GRAFT.
Whereas an instrument in writing purportino Ia 10
the last WIN ana testament Of James Mckenzie de.
this Office and whereas application has been ,asS ~
II: Mckenzie, praying that the same DO moves and
admitted 70 probate according TO the laws this
and that letters testamentary thereon be granted y,
Sonn a. houn!res and petitioner, the executors
IL is ordered that said ,nnlicatior IL h.4
the Judge Of this court at the Probate or ~
~ ssio county on Tuesday the 10th day OF Octo-
W lel AZ one o'clock in the afternoon Of said dav
anu u utther ordered, that notice Of said ami
Setoh snd hearing be gwen to all persons intsresed
puoIshihg copy Of this order in the Grant Coun.
HeFdsdA weekly newspaper printed and published AZ
lancaster ia said county Tor three successive weeks
once in each week prior 20 the time Of such hearip
BY Tue Court, WM. McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated September Is, 1871 I6w$
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
Indian Troubles.

Fort Sully, Dakota Territory, Sop
TENDER 15.-Tho military expedition
left Fort Rico for the Yellowstone at
tho time designated The Indians
at cheyenne all left that agency
Immediately after receiving the cloth
ing and supplies issued for the winter,
going in the direction taken by the
troops. The Indians disposed of the
clothes furnished them by the Gov
eminent, for trivial sums, they not
liking the samo. All the able bodied
warriors have left the vicinity of
Fort Rice. From the general move
Of the savages, taking tho route Of
the expedition, it is believed des-
peratc resistance will be made, in de-
fance of the troops, they asserting
no whites shall ever penetrate the
region which the expedition goes to
explore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
sHERIFFs OFFICE GRANT County, Wis,
Lancaster Sent 4 1871

To The Electors Of Grant County:
In pursuance Of the laws of the State Of Wisconsin
and of the above notice. to directed by the Score
tary of state general election will be held in tho
several towns and election precincts ia this county,
Tuesday, the seventh day of November next At
which the absve named officers will be voted for and
a vote taken upon the proposed amendment to the
constitution Of the State Of Wisconsin above set
forth.
s9 VIII Pe ssfed N his Comfy =, w.,u
Holprd. whose term Of office Will expire on the first
Monday in January, 1872.
Member of the Assembly TO represent the First
Assembly District, comprising the towns Of Harrison
Hazel Green, Jamestown, Paris, Patteville ana
smelser.
Member Of the Assembly TO represent the Second
Assembly District, comprising the towns of Clifton
Elenboro, Lancaster Liberty, Lima and Potosi
member OF the Assembly 10 represent the Third
Assembly District comprising the towns Of Blue River
B0scobel. Fennimore Hickory Grove, NJ arion. Mount
Hope, Muscoda, Waterstown. Wingve and Woodman.
Member Of the Assembly to represent the Fourth
Assembly District, comprising tho towns Of Beetown
Bloomington, Cassville, ZEN Haven, Little Grant
Mil lville Patch Grove, Waterloo and Wyalusing.
Said election to be conducted the votes canyasseG
and returns made pursuant to law.
WILLIAM Il. SL0AT
l4td Sheriff Grant County, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19

SPREAD IT THIN.-Nobody denie.
that Gen. E. S. Bragg was a good
soldier But we advise the Demo-
cratic papers to spread it on thin.
There are a great many Democrats
who prayed that Bragg and all others
who enlisted in the war to "over-
throw the constitution, might never
return to exult over the ruin they
had wrought. They have praised
General Lee, Stonewall Jackson and
others for fighting on one side, an I'd
they do not want thoir feelings dis
turbed by complimentary notices of
those who fought in the terrible
abolition war, and captured the
Democratic party at Appomattox"-
OSHKOSH Northeastern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19

seA-Thc Albany Journal says =
The Republican party may Justly
congratulate itself upon tho remark
able signs of its undiminishod, nay
increasing, hold upon the confidence
and affections Of the people. Never
before has it shown such surprising
strength and vitality in the year pre-
ceding Presidential election. The
successive victories Of the present
year signify aipowefful and sweep
ing current extending all over the
country,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-09-19
fay The attention oflbe renpb

tS~ The attention ofthe republican
voters in the towns Of Potosi, Lima,
Clifton, Liberty, Ellonboro and Ian.
caster, is called to the notice for Sec
ond Assembly District Convention.
to be held at Lancaster, Saturday,
Sept. Both. Town caucuses the Sat.
urday previous which is on SATURDAY.
Of This ,ceeE