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i)IEiJ.

Al Biysut'. Pond, oct. llth. pr. Joseph 4
small, aSgti % wears, months, II days.
lfortlsud papers please copy
la Ola Cambridge, Mas, sept t. ~ tvphoi,
fever, Ort he a.. only son of Peter and sarah :
Powers, ui ErthsI aged = wears - DAYS
Va uIiss Thee, brother On how much
tfgt God alone can tell;
lie took thee trou our loving hearts
Hs dootb all things well
Ia Milton tlantaiion, sept. >, kelyiua NJ SpJr
t2.0. Youngest daughter OF i-aac c. Sp0dor.l
"a si - san. month ami ,lSts
90 "a shc gone, tSrvycr gone
Aud burrrsi from oUr view
An ~, t0r DEATH hath sogght her i1ug.
Aud proved his crtrud tue
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Another would give q
dollar for q dose.
lOsTON, Nav glih, ISL.

III. X. STEVENS, ESD.
Dear Sir-I have been badly anisted With Kid
ney Complaint for ten years have suffered great
pain in INV back hips and side, with great difficulty
In pa ssinl urine. which was often ana IN very
.mail Quantities, frequently accompanied with
blood and circulating pain.
have faithfully tried most OF the populsr rem.
e,lic. recommended for my complaint: lhsve been
nntier the treatment Of some of the most stilful
plIy .Ieians In Boston, all of whom Pronounced
nIy ca 50 lncurIble. This wac my condition whsn
1 Was advised 10y friend - try She NEGgrIsH.a and
l could sac the good effects from the llr.t dose
took, aud from that moment kept on improving
untn was entirely cured, taking In all, should
think shout six bottles.
Il IL Indeed a valuable medicine, aud il should
be- afflicted again IN the same way, would give a
dollar Tor dose II could not get It without.
Respectfully,
J. u. GtLK,
rs TLirl street. South 30 stea.
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aGEhTS WAIVED FOR
Prof EOYYs ERS GREAT WORK

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w rGssers in all parts OF the U ; 10 sell TIE
MEMOIR or ROGER BROOKE TAAEl, Chez
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FalDserS' CiubS.

Tie Club in the WhiltemOre District Is
u4der wsy, ard having good meetings.
l,partakes of the character Of q Lyceum,
and interests The ladies and young folks
-e good feature in such meetings. Sc.
-,J readings, music. determinations, and
me discussion of questions, a%Iicul.ural
Or Otherwise make up tho exercises.
Next Saturday evening, the eife question
Is in Order-whether = cross ont smart
vile IS more desirable than clever slack
one. II is a question of jar or dirt.
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N. X. KIABALL. Clark.

To the Honorable justices OF the Supreme Judi.
cal Court next 10 be holden st Paris within
ard for the County OF oxford, on the third Tues
day Of September, 1872.
4 NGIE b. ALLEN, OF Bethel, In The County VI
"A Oxford Aforesaid, wife Of George y. Allen,
late Of Bethel, butnow Of parts unknown, respect
tally libsls aud gives this Honorable Court ~ be
informed that che was lawfully married TO the said
George Allen, by Barker Mason, Justice OF The
Peace within and FOR tue County Of Oxford ators
said, on the 18th day OF December, A. ID. lsc4, at
Bethel Aforesaid; that she has, aimee their said in
termarriage cohabtsd with the said George n. Al.
len, within the state OF Maine and has had by him
three children, viz; Erminie N. Allen, born Al
gust 24th, 1853, Frank l.. Allen, born August 81,
1857, and Morton ". Allen, born Nov. 2Cth, 1915
that your libelaut, since their said interlasrrage
has always behaved herself Is chaste aud faith
fal wife towards the said George \. Allen, but
that the said George y. Allen, wholly regardless
Of his marriage covenant and duty, has neglected
and iltreated your libclant, and on the goth day
OF April, A. ID. ls6s, unlustly deserted your libel
that time has wholly neglected to furnish her or
said children with any susteuance or support
whatever: that there Is no probability that your
libel and the said George y. Allen will eyer
again live together a. husband and wife, where
fore your libelant deemin. 70 reasonable aud eop'
duciyc 10 domestic harmony, and consistent with
the peace aid morality Of society, a. well ~
contributing 20 her own happiness and wcllisre,
prnys right and justice and that she may be d.
,orced from the bonds Of mstrim0ny between
herself and her said husband, and that the cate
mimic NJ, Frank L. and Norton w Allen, on ac-
count OF their tender years, and tho desertion of
their father may BE- committed TO your ltbeAnt,
and AN in duty bound will ever pray
ANGIE ID. ALLEN.
Dated At Bethel, August -, lsi2.
STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, So supreme Judicial Court, Septsm-
Der Term 4. ID. 1872.
ANGIE ID, ALLEN, Libelsnt vs.. GEORGE y.
ALLEN.
And now IL appearing 10 the Court that the said
, Defendant is not an inhabltant OF this
State and has no tcnsnt, agent or attorney there.
in, aud thai he has no notice Of the tendency Of
this libel
1t is ordered by the Court that the said Libel
ant notify the said Defendant OF the pendenCy
Of thi- lihel nv causing an attested copy thereof
with this order OF court thereon, 10 DC published
three weeks successiyely IN the oxford Democrat,
spsper printed in Paris, in said County, tho last
publication 10 b. thirty days AZ least, before tho
nc xt term OF said court, 20 be holden at Paris
aforesaid on the frat Tuesday Of December next
To the end that the said defendant may then an4
there appear at said court ans shew cause, II any
he have. why the prayer OF sand libelant shosld
not be granted.
Attest: WI. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
true copy Of libel and order OF Court thereon.
Attest: VIM. X. kIMBALL, Clerk.
r Foster, Jr., Atty. for libelnnt.
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c. f N T A u r .

What hear we now from west to east,
Coniouuiinr nan, bsfrieuding beast
But CeutIur Linimen;;
What = Il curvs our many paine,
Aud limbsrs up seytre.t strains,
But Centaur Lininent;
That knocks rheumatism out OF gear,
nils govt sooS ~ without . tear,
Why Csntsur Linimesi:
Causes the cripple 10 walk, the l.me to leap,
Hearts TO thank instead of eyes to weep,
only, Centaur Linimeni
what renders reptile, tooth and sting OF bee.
Harmless as The bite OF IDEAS,
Excepting Centaur Linineut:
A,suagcs the psngs Of a broken breast,
Flows tie tactical fuil-giye. nights OF rest,
But CentSur Imminent.
And when chllVlaIGs sting or Eo. steam ssalds
What D. L soC,hes. for wsat can We call
BIZ. C,-,2"l Lia.mSn;'
E A.i the SO, c.u s.el o,4 T.lIea's am,
Ia..- Saved ..l.u ampu,a..,u D THIS charm
TIE Cru.sur Imminent:
Aud when Bamgu.4 Ion, Uncle Ben,
Eeo.s lis IL. "a ia, dismal den,
liz roared for Cei,tagr Lin.ment.
Now as ,ne poor horse !,..ne aad .orc,
Wi,h crippled knee limps % our door,
Ana bcss for CeutAur L.iniment;
IT,. d,c.,s sheep ou % thousand hills,
LtIT
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MARRIED.

On Bus 1avll sept 5th, IS Rev. Harvey LinSlsy,
", Charles L. Bieknsll aud Mas a bbla II. shaw,
both Of Bgckdsd. BY the same Oct lSih. AIR.
NSra Dec0ster, Ol BriShtOa.M Mas. aadMisa Nary
J. Packard, "a Buckaeil
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4 Frasraut sreath and PsarIr Teeth

Are easily attained, and those who tail
10 avail themselves of the means. should
not complaju when accused OF gross
neglect. The SozoDONr viii speedily
eradicate the cause of tout breath.
oeauGfying and preserving the teeth to
the oldest age.
Spalding's Glue is useful in every
house.
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SKIN DISEASES.

PERRY's IMPROVED COMEpONE AND TIM
PIE REMEDY The ~ lisa Ssrdiciue OF Inc sgr'
L. Warranted TO cure FIIsI WORMS PiNIiEs,
eruptiOne BLofCHED dtSdgtucticni 81 the nee
Sold by all Druggists Ds.,ot - EonE ST. y =
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PENSIONS,

& O.
DEN~iON ror soldier who Ia, wound or diSs-
4 hil,iv received in [. :. scryNc, anI Increase
60 Pension Tor oljicrs now drawing - rates TOO
small
BuINrI for volunteer soldiers Who ,ui- ted with
promise 81 500, before Jgly 22nd, ISL OF sitor
that IL discharged after year. service oT 10y rca-
son Of tsc,,uds or INJURY
BOUNTY. where none -, h,cg paid 90 hoiis OF
soliigrs who dit not rcceIy, any 800 h.s lifetime,
asl who have died. since discharge, - To- ,0a Of
disability received iu | . =. service.
PENSIONS tor psreuts IN part dependant nn sol
.icrs who have died b, reason of disability roceIr
81 lu L :. service. whcrv soldier len no widow or
child.
Pensions sur widows OF soldlCrL 80 1p may have
q e3 a above stated.
sS-Any person dc~irour OF information whether
they may have inst claim against the L. :. viii
receive reply by sending statement Of cAse and
cents postage 10
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DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF EEBA


retain, all the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the
plant aad must be takcd as 4 permanent curative
ageut.
4. there want OF action in your Liver &
SpIeen. Unless relieved at once, the blood be.
comes Impure 10y acleteriOus secretons, produc'
ING srrolulous or skin diseases, blOtches Felons
il!,tals.. Canker, Pimpios, ete-. &c.
Take IlruDebe 70 cIesuse, purify and restore
the Vitisted blood to healthy action
Have You Dysp. ptic stomech! Unless
digestion is promptly aided the system Is dsbili
taied with loss OF vital force poverty OF the Blood
Dqopsical Tendency General Weakness or LASH
tude.
Take it to assis. Digestion without reaction, 1t
will impart youthful yisor 20 tl.s weary sufferer.
Have you weakness OF the hntestinesi
You arr in danger o. Chronic NlJrThPa or the
dreadful Inflammation - tie Bowels.
take It @ allay iTFtat!0n AMI ward on tendency
to iuhdmmatiCrG.
Have you weakness CE tie Uterine or
Urinary Organs; You mus; procure instant
relief an you are tabl. a, suffering worse then
death.
TAKE = % strengthen al 5anio seaknces og life
becomes & buTd-l.
Finally :, should bc Frequently taken 20 keep
the system in perfect health you are 0therWi-e
4 in q eat danger OF malaral. miasmatic or con-
! tasiOus diseases.
JOHN q. kELLOO, IL Plats e. New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Cireulpr,
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Children CRY for Pitoher't CastOria

substitute Tor Castor Oh. Il assimiiatcs the food
cures Wind COiic, and causes natural sleep. II
does not CooLain morphine, Is pleasant To take,
never sripcs and never tails. The best ply SIC
known, cct222m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22

The greatest want OF the present day ismea
and women, healthy and vigorous In mind aad
body. The continued headaches, weakness, nerN'
business and various ailments which ailict women
ave generally ,he resul, of Imperfect action Of the
stomach and other vital organs. Or. WALkEHs
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTBR,, being composed
entirely OF vegetable substances. indisiRons TO
California, mar lie taken with perfect safety by The
most delicate, and are sure remedy, correcting
all wrong action srd giving now yigor 10 tie whole
system. octliw y
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For Moth Patches. Freciies

AND TAN, USE PEkNl y tIUiH MI
FRECKIE LOTION The weltknoMn, reliable
AMI harmless remedy for Brown ihscologat'ons
Of the face. Prepared only by Dr. II. &. Ferry,
Ilerma tolo:,ist, ~ Bond street., New York.
Sold bt Druggists sEeTyckers, msrlssn-snl
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Made a new man Of me.

SoJTH HosToN, SopI. y, Itiv
ME- STEVENS
Dear Sir--for fourteen months ! have been az
risted with Kidney Complaint have tiled doc
tor, snd many patent medicines. but found no ~
lief Nv friends persuaded me 10 trv your WIG
IIsr aud IL has made Il new man OF me. caa
moot chccrtully commend IL 10 the public ss =
sure cure Tor the Kidney Complaint.
ALNIN GtipDES,
t6l Broadway.
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/ For Coughs. Bronchitis aud Consump
! ton. To Hs earis SlaseS nothing equals
Dl, Piere, 5 Gn, l,,. Mrli,:,,I Discovery
! FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYro-
PuoSsuTEs will specify aud cerlGinlY
arrest the depressing influences OF dis.
case upon the GerveS and muscles. IL
restores the appetite and induces dis.
position to take on healthy flesh. IL
causes The formation OF living blood,
.trsn sthening the sction OF both Heart
and Lungs. IL suStains lhe system un-
der trying circumstances, and causes the
healthy development ct all the organs
necessary to our existence.
A case of chronic rheumatism of un'
usual severity, cured by "J0hRS0l9S 1''o
dime Li,ltn.eat. is noticed by ono OF Our
exchanges. A large bunch eamo out
upon the breast OF the sufferer, and APP
peared like part OF the breast bone.
The sweetest words ia our language is
health. At the first Indication OF diseases.
u.s we'll know snd approved remedies.
For dyspep,is on Indigestion. Use Par
sons PHrga;sre PITS" For coughs,
colds. 2ore or lame stomach, use john
sons AsodyIbe Liilimentn
Forty Hears Experience have
tested the virtues OF Or lFiStar's BalSdm
Ter Htid Cherry, and it is generally ac-
knowledSed TO DO tho best remedy extent
Tor pulmonary and lung disease; emb,nc
ing The whole range from 4 slight cold
10 settled Consumption. Were il not
Tor i1s merits it would long since have
died. and made no sign
Dr.. TU.sEE says:-"l1 Is unnecessary
! ior ~, 10 snumerato tho diseases for
I which tie NgGETINn should be used.
1no~ OF no ,!issese which will not admit
OF ils use. with good results. Almost
innumsrabls complaints are caused by
/ poisouous secretion, IN the blood, which
can ~ entirely expelled from tho system
| by the u.s OF the EgGgTINE. When the
/ blood i. perfectly cleansed, he disease
rapidly yields; all pains cease; healthy
actiou Is promptly restored. and the pa.
| tirnt j. CO. ed
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Seventy-one years ofage

EAST MknsnflELD, Aug. -, IsIU.
Nix. sTEVENs.
D,ar Sri am seventy one years OF age; have
suffered aiany years with Kidney Complaint weak.
nes. ia nv back and stomach. WA induced h.
friends 10 try your NEGrrISE and .hlnk II is the
best medicine FOR weakness Of the kidneys ever
used. have tried many remedies for this COM
vlaint aud never found ~ much relief az from The
NgGETISE. u strengthens aud isrigorates the
whole sy.tem. Nam Of my acquaintance have
taken tand believe II 10 be good for all The com
plants iDr which Il is recommended.
Yours Truly,
JOSIAH II, SHERMAN.
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ltiSa9ta uhye.c which may give temporary re.
lie. t. ne sufferer for lie Lr-t lcV i">g.. lst
vhirb. ioa continued u,e brings PILES and kin
lied diseases 20 aid ir weakening toe invalid, nor
+. =. Zoe. ared LIQUOR which. unOer tne popular
ulrne OF ..Bittcrs is 20 extensively paimed OF on
tte uu5L. - sovereign remedies bHt i 4. 4
most powerful Tonic and alternative, pro-
nJunrtd so-bv the lcaGiug meI.cal authorities Of
outlon and Paris .i.l has been long used hl
the regular Mysticism, vi osAtr countries wiki
wonderful remedial results
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Ts the Honorable County Commissioners for
the County Of Oxford.
TJNiE undersigned, citizens Of Upton and vicin-
l. lily. would respectfully represent that the Co.
road between Upton aud Andover Is hilly and cir.
euhous, and that better way may be found by
commencing " or near James Browns In Grafton
thence easterly through "Dunns Notch" SO called
In Andoyer North Surplus 70 the County road
now Travelled near Richard L. Mortons thence on or
near said road, through the West Surplus to the
Andover town line. We therefore pray your Hon.
locations and disturbances as the public good
nay require. CHARLES ABBOTT
and 81 others,
Upton, Oct. ], 1872.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, IS. - Board OF County Commissioners,
September Session, 1872. held by adjournment,
Upon the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners
sponsIbe, and that inquiry into the merits Of their
Is is Ordered, That the County Commissioners
meet Mt the dwelling house Of Richard L. Morton,
In Andoyer North Surplus on Tuesday, the twenty.
fourth day OF December next nc ten O'Clock In tho
forenoon, and thence proceedto view the roate men
toned In said petition Immediately after which view
\ hearing Of the parties and witnesses Will be had
At some convenient place In the Vicinity, and such
other measures taken In the premises as the Com
missionefs shall Judge proper. And Il Is further
ordered that notice Of the tims place and purpose
Of the Commissioners' meeting Aforesaid be given
10 all persons aud corporations Interested, By cius
ing attested copy Of said petition aud Of this or
der thereon 10 be served upon the Clerk OF the town
OF Grafton, and also to be posted in three pubhe
places, In said town, and published three weeks
successfully In the Oxford Democrat, printed at
Paris, ia said County Of oxford, and also six weeks
successfully in the kennebec Journal, a newspaper
printed At Augusta. IN the County OF hennebee,
by the printers 10 the State, the last OF said
publications and each OF the other notices, 10 Dc
made, served and posted at least thirty days De
fore said time Of meeting 90 the end thai all par
sons and corporations may then and there appear,
aud shew cause, II any they have why the prayer VI
said petitioners should not be granted.
Attest; WIN. Il. kIMDALL, Clerk.
A true copy Of said Petition aud Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: WIN. X. KIABALL. Clark.
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DEAFNESS
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy RELIEF for Young Men from the VI.
fesis OF Error. and Abuses 10 early lite. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. lmpediments
20 marriage removed. New method of treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Cru.
lars sent free, IN sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 50.
Ninth 81, Philadelphia, Pa. my2o'12-sn "
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Recommends

Diseases OF the Kidneys Bladder, &c, a'e :!
yEys unpleasant, and ~ times They become ~.
most addressing ana dangerous disease. Nat csn
4 Meet the human iy.tem. No,. dueases 10 the
Kdacys arise from impurities Ia the blood, csu'
ing humors which settle on those paIts. VICE
TINE cxcels any known remedy in ths whole Worih
fsT cleansing and purifying the blood, thereby
causing a healthy action - nj the or1su' % the
body. NEGTTiNn J. sold by al druggists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-05
FlnanEimi and Commercial.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 4.-Salcs of
cotton, to-day, 59 bales middling Gle.
LONDON, April 4--Noon.-Consols
o3}@. Bonds 923l. The bank has ad,
vanccd its rate of discount J.. per cent.
1t is now 81 per cent.
PARIS, April 4-Rentcs 55f SEC.
LIVERPOOL. April 4-3 P. M.--Cotton
iirm-uplnnds IL 4; Orleans 1lls0l15E:
sales 10. 600 bales; speculation and eS.
port 5000.
LONDON, April 4-Evening. Bullion
decreased nearly E50O,OOO
LIVERPOOL, April 4--Eycnine.-
Cotton closed quiet uplands Ill; Or
leans 11}a.
New YORK. April Moon. Stocks
strong: Gold firm. at 1Ols. Money Ia
z l-l6. Exchange-long oas; short
1915. Governments firm end ouiet
Cotton quiet; sales 223 bales-uplands
23Ia; Orleans 237S. Flour rather more
steady. Wheat shade frmer. Corn
quiet and very firm. Pork steady-mess
1280@12 80. Lard quiet-steam $500
834. Freights dull. ''O
T. M.-Cotton dull; sales 1857
bales-uplands 231a; Orleans 23zs.
Flour firmer and fairly active-common
to fair extra and good to choice 1850
1925. Whiskey quiet, at 8S. Wheat
spring 1c. better; winter unchanged.
Corn shade better, at 721%@73; South
ern yellow II. Rice $1,000. Pork
l287@13.00. lard steady. at8I@876.
Ereights unchanged. Sales of futures
to-day 1,20O bales. as follows: April
22Hs, %; May % 1-16. 20 GIG; June
235a, % 11.1G; July 2356, 233z; August
SS551; S51 September 2lk; October 20.
Money active, at Z 3.16(071l. Exchange
dull, at 9A@9as. Gold 1915. Govern
ments steady; new 5s 81; 81s 153l; 62s
a2a5 a2'S, ccs} States dol! al but steady. Tonnes
%. Aouisianas IS; new IS; leyeo Gs G1;
IS 70. Alabama IS 81; IS 60. Georgi,,
Us Us ~; rs 90. North Oarolinas 81; new
Il. South Carolinas SO; new 39lS.
ST. LOUIS, April 4-Whiskey dull. at
84(0S5. Pork inactive, with small sales
at ll.50. delivered. Bacon dull. at ~
for clear sides. 90
CIScINNArI, April 4.-Pork-
light and holders firm, Mt 1900. Lard
dull and unchanged, ut Sis(0S2s. Ba-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-05
Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE,
CnII.NfHIA L q Anil y 10

NAL OU'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., Arrii3, 1872
WHEHEAss, it appears from the sworn re-
w turns OF the Managers of Elections
this day received By ME. that at an clec tion
Tor alayor and twelve Aldermen of the city Of
Columbia. held pursuant to law OH Tuce ,!ay.
April 2, 1872, that the following named per
sons received the number Uf votes set emo
si;e their names viz:
FOR MAYOR.
John A!oXan;!er fourteen hundred and
thirty eight II ,i3>l votes.
r. W. Wing, seven huntrc,. and twenty
(120I votes.
FOE ALpEKMcS, WARD No.l
Aanson Williams, four hundred atd sixty
u. L. Griffin. tou: hundred and :hiry.two
1921 votes
Augustus Cooper; tour hundred AID TWEEN
ty.seven ll21 votes.
X. ID. Scna, c:Shiy-aCvon ISL votcs
George Lever, cShty-tiye rs votes.
To. ALDERMEN. WARD No.2
G. NJ. Wilder, tour hundred and sixty.two
ii2] votes.
q. J. Carroll, four hundred and .;y.v.,vo
S. l.. Iosr, ,,.rcc hundred uud five 1865 |
votes.
John Agncw, two bundled ard twcrty.six
[22G] votcs.
FOR ALDERMEN, WARD nos
>. y. thompson, three hundred and fifty
nine 1881 votes.
". a. Carr, three hundred and iiny-rino
1881 votes.
Il. Young, three hundred and fifty two [352l I
votes.
G. Diercks, two hundred and siyty-iour
1854 votes.
" B. Quick, two hundred and six.y.two
1881 votes.
Page Ellington, one hundred and eighty
nine 1891 votes.
FOR ALDERMEN, WARD NO. l.
Holland Mitchell three hundred and seven
ty-six 1861 votes.
9. ID. Lownlcs, three hundred and seventy
three 1871 votes.
l.. Case Carpenter, three hundred and four
1901 votes.
r.. G. Shivcr. one hundred and eighty s.cieht
[lSS] votes.
Sundry persons received thirty 3Ol votes.
Now. therefore, / John Alexander, MayOr
OF tho city of Columbia, State OF South Caro-
lima, do hereby publish and declare that the
following named persons, having received
majority oi tie votes given, arc dnly eloct cd
Mayor ana Aldermen Of tho city OF Columbia,
to serve FOR two years from dato of qua!itica-
tion, April ., 1872. ht 10 a. NJ, viz:
MAYoE-Jobn Alexander.
AI.pERMEH WARD No. Manson Williams,
L. L. Griffin and Augustus Cooper.
ALpEHMES WARD No. &c. 81. Wilder, C..
j. Carroll and S. l.. IIoge.
ALDERMEN WAED No. 3-S. y. Thomps on,
W. y. Carr md K. Young.
ALDERMEN WARD No. l-Ilolland Mitchell,
c. ID. Lowndc1 and l.. e. Carpenter
It's JOHN ALEXANDER, Ma,or.
Attest: WI j EI-EH. City Clerk
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