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Emma Jones, Cornelia Jones, John F. Church
man, Anne L. Churchman, Alice G. Churchman
Vincent 7. Churchman, Kenry levitt Church
man, Graham H. Churchman, (infanss, ]. v.
Cosby, Lewis Cosby, L E. Heartt and Mary, his
wife, II. F. Cosby, H. A. Budham and Cornelia
his wife, Merriwether Lewis and Amanda, his
wife, the unknown children and heirs of Vincent
j. Cosby, decd, tie unknown children and heirs
OF Caroline Catlett decd, and the unknow chill
dren and heirs of Frances Cunningham, decd,
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
MEMo.-The object of this suit is to obtain
Decree for the sale of an unimproved lot of
ground in the City of Staunton.
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in the pa
pers of this cause, that the Defendants, j. v.
Cosby, L. E. Heartt and Mary, his wife, u.F.
Cosby, Il. A. Budham and Corneia, his wife,
Merrlwether Lewis and Amanda, his wife, the
unknown children and heirs Of Vincent ]. Cosby,
deceased, the unknown children and heirs of
Caroline Catlatt, decd, and the unknown chill
dren and heirs of Frances Cunningham, decd,
are non-residents of the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia on motion of the Plaintiffs by their eoun-
SOL 1t is ordered that they be required to annear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Ci'k.
N. K. TRoUT po iuly1oAt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

MosoUITo-G Col. John S. Mosby
has taken the stump for Grant. His speech
at Salem, Fauquier, Saturday last, is the
get theme of our Radical exchanges. The
subject of il was Greeley's past record, as
against, the South, probably taken from the
Radical Campaign document, gotten out 70,
effect, and probably charging Greeley with
everything uttered by the thirty or forty
other editorial writer's on the Tribune, and
not giving him credit for his liberal senti
monts, during and after the war 1t was a
weak affair and is thus admirably taken of
by the Baltimore Sun:
"Mosby on Raid" is the attractive
heading which his new allies give to his at.
tack on the Greeleyites. "Mosby on a
Raid" vas not wont to I'll the "truly loil''
with pleasurable sensations. No one dis
putes the qualities of Col. Mosby as guer-
lila. Though not as prominent parsonage
among the Confederate leaders as General
Longstreet, be was, for mosquito partisan,
most active, drew blood quickly and eluaed
capture skillfully.' In his late speech he es-
says the role of the stump speaker, bat it is
no discredit to him that he does not show to
much advantage in line in which he has
had so little practice.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-08-09

Iva Points, opposite the FRS, National
Bank, can furnish the CELEBRATED MONU-
MENTAL COOK STOVE at fac,.r, prices
with freight added
Septl4-tf
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T1OR SAIE,-A LOT of 4 Acre of Land,
on the Scottsville road, miles from
staunon, upon which i /; q well i OF good water
TERMS.-Pour months, negotiable note. well
endorsed. ,
aug2-tf j. H. MEfhlhEN'
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TNXCURSEON 10

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~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TheI. Q, Q, Z. of stapHtqn aud Mt. Sidney,
will make an Excursion to White Sulphur
Springs, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST nth, 1872.
Round Trip Tickets for Gentlemen, So 90
I" +" 6 Ladies, leo
Seats will be reserved for those who purchase
tickets. 20 that none win be crowded Good
order win be preserved and arrangements for the
greatest pleasure of the party will be made,
Apply for Tickets TO
g. A ROLLER, Mt Sidney Lodge,
]. W. WATSON, e
j. O, MeCLUNG,
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7 J. CRoWDER, g
epoo.ta Committee.
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IN Cancery-upon Foreign Attaehment SC.
The object of this suit is to attach the estate
and effects of Jacob F. Fall the nonresident De-
endant, in the hands of David Fultz the home
Defendant, and to subject the same to the pay
ment of two Bonds due the estate of VIM. Craw-
ford, decd d, one for $4,000, with interest from
It'll September, 1850, and the other for $3.50 90,
with interest from 10th September, 1850.
The Defendant, Jacob +. Fall, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
State it is ordered that he do appear here with
in one month after due publication of this no.
tice and do what is necessary to protect lis in
terest.
j. N, RYAN, Grk.
ifYLTa Fglfz, P. Q. julyl9-4t
DUY THE
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/" p REAGAN'S old stand, opposite Vir-
ginia Hotel, staunton, Va:
W. D. BARBOUR is now in charge of this popu-
lar saloon, and respectfully soicits the patron
age of the old friends of the establishment, and
Russian Drinks, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Whis-
key aud Brandy Cocktails, Punches, and all
other kinds of popular drlnks' served up IN the
very best style, and at snort notlee. aagz-3m.
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MI GINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk s
v Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County, July LIST, 1879.
Samuel Gilkeson, Joseph B. Trimble, and An
drew A. Crawford, Admir- of VIM. Crawford,
us Plaintiffs
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DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
SEWING MACHINE.
1t is the only Practical Sewing Machine ever
manufactured. 1t is adapted to all kinds of
work. 1t will sew over thick seams without
change of
STITCH Or TENSION.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-22

Gen. Kinbail.-0n Friday night last
Gen. Nathan Kimball, one Of the Republicas
electors for the State at large, addressed his
fellow citizens At Phillips Hall. Gen. K. 10
Q plain, outrspokeu, honest soldier, aud he
hit The nail on the bead every sentence that
he uttered IN the arraignmcut he made of The
dsnosrssie party foe high crimes and misds.
usanors. and Ne aid and comfort now given
that disIoyAl ard uupatriotic party BY 0rssly
Julian, Sumaer asd Shars, In their s6orts to
plses 1haA pesty back into The power IL sujoy-
ed under ihe administration Of that old Pub.
lie Functiooary,' who could not find any au-
thoeity h The corstitution 20 preserve the
govssunsat from bsipes destroyed By traitors
Of TIE South asd their copperhesd allies Of
ths North. he exhibited in glowing and ter
vent language the glorious record Of The Re.
pabljcan Party the bsne6csut and wholesome
ord tAsie faithful endorsement BY "our Great
Oaptaia, = General Grant-that @trus, honest
and independent man." Gen. K. appealed to
We Republicans, 70 stand BY their principles
and The faithful servant who, - General,
BY HE ipdonilable will power aided By
bis brave and invinei6le soldiers, SAVED the
life Of the nation. and since, ~ it, Executive
hsad, b has aided the legislative power 10 es.
tsblish justies throughout the land, and 70
make The title Of citizen carry with Il all the
protection and privileges 10 the humblest that
i does 70 The most exalted" The Gsnsral
was greeted thrcup bout his speech with hear
y applause There was not quite as manv
tat be meeting a. ehould have been 10 hear
the Republican gospel; but there was pretty
fair audience, for . notice Of only about eight
hours. The Republicans are we'll pleased
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Liberaii.n-what i, il.

We are often asked. What d Liberalismr
in the terse bat eomprebsasivs language Of
Scripture, Liberalism 10 +: .vs4
Era-Ail bitterness. wrath, clamor and
evil speaking, with all malice. And these
sentiments are consolidated against Presi-
dent Grant. eE 3aB % Il
Sscoad-Liberalism 10 . union of all the
sorsAsads, malignsrs and vili6ers embraced
in one party to put down Grants Admins
tration.
T1ird-Llberalism 10 . union Of all who
arc ready to join hands in . systematic course
of falsehood and Misrepresentation Of Grants
official acts.
EesrM-Liberalism il . compact for the
coming campaign. with oil outsiders. includ-
ing Democrats Of all shades. secession lists,
persistent rebels, etc. etc., to defeat Grant 81
the polls. ~ =
Lastly TO the end that discussion and
divisions on account of principles MAJ
be avoided, Liberaliem 10 . total renuncia-
ton Of all principles which have hitherto
been regarded as cardinal virtues in the
political contests, and . revocation of al po'
litical morality and deeency in conducting
the ensuing canvass. IA ~
Into this Liberal horde any body and
everybody will be welcomed, provided only
that they can vote or influence vots-every'
body who can do anything to beat Grant.
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Sherifs Sale.

ny virtue of an execution 10 mo directed
ID from the Marion County Superior Court,
will expose At Public Sale. at the Court
House door in the town Of Centreville, Wayne
county, Indiana. on the 10Th day Of June,
1872, between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m,
and O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following
property. to-wit: $50 aats
Beginning at the southw vest corner Of frac-
tional section number twenty-four "a. town
ship fourteen - of r-nge two 2, west; run.
ming theme. west twenty two 20 chains ard ten
10 links to . stake thence south thirty three
80 cta aims and sixty 80 links TO stake; thence
east fourteen IA chains and twenty 70 links,
rore or less, to stake on the old boundary
line; theuce northwardly on said boundary
line to ths place OF beRinninR:' containing
sixty 50 acres. srg
Also, the following tract Of land, known o.
apart Ut frsctio0sl rscsinn eleven IL and two
. in township sixteen 10, il range fourteen
IA, east, and bounded rs follows, tc-~it:
Beginning at the n,rthwest corner Of the
otter lands Of Ahijah Rich thence east along
the lineof seid Rieh'ss. shes lands eighty eight
four tenths 81 4-tO perches, TO stone ip the
old boundary line thence north twelve II
deerees east on said boundary linz forty
eight and three tenth Is 3.lO perches 70
stone, thence west ninety EIGHT perehes 70 .
stone in the section line; thence south forty
seven and sixteenth ~ 6-1O perches 70 the
place Of beginning; eostaining twenty seven
and . halt y n acres and thirty.six So perches,
moro or less. 4
Also, the following tract of land Begin
ming at the southwest correr OF fractional
section eleven u. In township sixteen Is, in
range fourteen II, east; running thence north
10 Joseph Rich's corner, "a the west line Of
saia named fraction slsssn liz. thssoe east u
the old boundary line; themes southwest
wardiy with said old boundary liss to the
soathesst corner Of sid fractional section
eleven IL; thence wsst 10 the place OF Begin
ming, contaiainK Shout for scrs6, situate
in Wayne County, Stats IL Isdiana.,
TO Be sold a. the psopesty a Aogah Rich,
70 ntiety sail sxecutise = g6 lasds n favos
Of Tho Merchants National Bark, Of ladiana.
polls, indiana. SaN ssh witheut ssaisf from
WI Il. STUDY, Sheriff of ". G.
nva Harris. ATTY Ene pks2.ese e :
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The Canpaixn.

It is aushoritavely announced
that Hon Henry Wilson. the Re-
publican nominee fer Vice Presi-
Cent, will make his first speech Of
the campaign in this state. This
city is named as one Of the three
points in the state at which he will
speak There arc several strong
reasons why the first speech should
be made here, and We hope the
state central committee will make
such an arrangement. And when
he does come let us have q rous-
ing old fashioned mass meeting to
Which the Republican hosts OF his
section shall be gathered. -Tele-
gram. ea3 aase ae
~ We second that motion.
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In answer to Mr.. Sumner the Pitts
burg Gazette says: In the fall Of 1868
many Of our citizens will remember tina,
Mr.. Stanton. in the City Hall, spoke
Of General Grant - the great hero o.
the day. - . man worthy Of support,
and that he should b next President
If the affairs Of this country were to be
governed BY . capable man OF large
executive ability, and, 10 fact. was a.
enthusiastic in advocating tbs election
Of Grant as any man who spoke in this
city during the campaign. In the Phil
adelpbia Bulletin We find Mr.. Stanton's
opinion Of Grant as expressed in that
city on his way West It the time wa
speak Of. which Is - follows "Ladies
and Gentlemen, FeloR-C Citizens of Phil
sdelphia This mighty concoarse. the
largest that my eyes ever bsheld, is
significant Of two things first it is q
judg nsnt in favor Of Ulysses s. Grant.
Upon the election next Thursday, the
Sd Of November, l behold the rock Of
our national safety ; and upon the tri-
umph Of the banner which is held in the
hands Of Ulysses s. Grant behold the
victory Of the principles Of freedom and
OF just government now, and in Of
time"
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Tho moulders ct ono Of Our
foundries, in consideration that
there was not enough Greeley men
outside Of the two Isaacs in this
region, from the Republican party,
to give the sage Of Chippaqua q
decent political burial; covered up
his venerable figure in pile Of
moulding sand, leaving his white
hat and boots sticking out-as an
indication Of where Horace's brains
and understanding ,cere before he
sold out to the Democracy, Our
Richmond mechanics arc all for
the ''Galena tanner" and "Nattic
shoemaker" for President and
Vice President Of the U. States.
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8 u
The way Tor 10 Governos of .
State to preserve .friehdly rela-
tions' with the Federal Govcfe-
mert 10 10 yield obedtsaos to TO
United. States according to his
oath, and II he does not he will
disturb those Friendly relations.'
% will anybody else who violates
tho law. II he talks thus in 1872
how would he have acted 10 1862
when he condemned the action Ut
the Government ~ uncOnstitution-
81 and a asurpation. When Mr..
Hendricks talks about preserving
friendly relations With the Gov.
ernment Of the United States !!
elected Gaverner. he 10 but repro
ducing the absurd jargon Of South
ern Governors before the war.
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The Connersv:lle Times thinks
Julian has earned the title OF the
great Notwithstanding declined
the Congressional race in this
district-thc Vice Presidency on
the copper-head Greeley ticket,
and Congressman-at-large on both
the Republican State Ticket, and
the Democratic State Ticket. That
paper says tina. he hadn't the
slightest chance OF being nomi-
mated by the democracy AT their
Convention. Neither had he the
slightest chance Of receiving the
nomination for Congressman at
arge, from the Republicans!
That was only vain boast of
Mr.. Julian's-he knew how it was
himself and that telegraphic dis
patch couldn't cover it up.
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CONGRESS, 18th District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson,
nsSsbIicaa County Ticket.

Representatives, L c Walker, Vim DAxter
Judge 9Th Com. Pleas Dis, John Kibby:
Prseeuting Atty, John L, Rupe.
Pro. AAl'y Dis 18th DIV Comstock;
Pro. Atty Criminal Court, ThosJ Study.
Treasure, Joseph g Lemon;
Sherif, VIM H Study;
Commissioners, WIN Brooks, Jena Baldwin;
Cornelius Thornburg;
Coroner, John Roney;
Real Estate Appraiser, R W Anderson;
Surveyor, Robert A Howard.
Township Trustee, samson Boon;
Township Assessor, VIM. Dulin.
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The New Postal Bill.

This bill became . Law just bsforc the ses.
sion closed, making some changes in existing
postal regulations which are of general in.
terest. The most important is the orea MIA
ton Of one-cent postal cards for correspon-
dencs or for printed circulars. similar to
those which were introduced in Grea: Britain
two years ago, and which are now in use in
neatly all European countries. The House
provided in the bill for cards with 4 paper
flap to cover the writing. The Senate chang
ed this 10 an open card.
In conference committee the stvle Of the
card was lett 70 the discretion of the Post.
master General, who prefers the open card.
and will order that kind only to be manu-
featured. The face Of the card will besr
one.cent stamp, and will be provided with
lines tor the address, and the back will be
ruled ior the letter. The price Of the card
and stamp will be only one cent. II will
probably be three or four weeks before they
will be ready for sale, as the plates for
printing have yet to be prepared. The post
age ON circulars, newspapers, and othe.
tram lent prin ted matter, which under the
old law was two cents for every four ounces
or less, is now one esnt for two ounces or
less. Small circulars, which formerly cost
two cents 70 mail, can now te sent for one
| An important reduction % business men who
use the mails largely to advertise their bust
ness. The change Is now in force, the Law
being immediate in its effect. The First IS
sistant Postmaster General refused AondaJ
to recognise the Law, however. when 40 ~
torney laid the question before him, aftss
having been told II the post.ficss that BIZ
circulars with one cent stamp could no
10 sent. The Official claimed the right Il
suspend the Operations Of he Law until
could b pronaiga tsd 10 postnaatss through
out the country. This chio Is regarded .
indsfsnsibls. The Law b now opsrativs, AM
everybody 10 entitasd - claim II benefit,
postmastsrr hsing expected 10 know it, pr.
visions - well a oihse psopls.
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COUNT Observation-Disclosures


The Beard of Coeaty C4nnissisAssss at
their adjourned session last week. decreed
Substantially ~ follows:
Lat. That I Jes1 Of the lsgal vstsrsof Wayss
county, he'd pstitionsd the Board. 10 due form
Of law, Tor rsloeasioa Of the county seat on
The premises DESCRIBED u The city Of nieh.
mond.
"a. That I, 80 vUsss wsss rollsl q he last
Congrsssiosal slsetios il wsyns county. hsh
in October, 1870, and that 3,7el votes were
IS per cent. Of said vote, thss showing alarKe
majority over the requisite number.
Sd. That The petitioners bad paid into eours
eloo With which 70 pay an architect and 81 50
10 pay commissioners 10 be appointed for the
assessment Of the value Of property II The
county seat.
18th. That the petitioners had secured two
acres Of ground On which 10 crest . Court
Hoase, and one fourth Of ~ acre on which
70 erect jail. IS set forth il their petition.
Sch. That the petitioners had tsndsred to
the county board deed purporting to convey
. good title 70 said properly. s
And, it was tbsrefors ordered and adjudged
By the board, that they would take time for
The examination Of said title. and if said title
should b foand good, that then the board
would proceed to order the notice TO be given
70 The Governor, the architect to be employed.
And il tie petitioners. or some of them, should
thsrsafter pay or secure to be paid the value
ct sail buildings at the present county seat,
chen the Board would at once proceed to le,
oat the contract for said public buildings q,
Richmond; and relocate the county seat there
at. And the court adjourned said cause unit
the September term, TO examine said title.
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Precept Notice.
OFFICE or Cirr TRRAsuRER.

sil 4 *, - ESs.'s ~S'~s
rs compliance with Preceps issued to mo
u by the City Council. dated the 18th day Of
Nav, 1871, against the following described
Real Estate, to-wit SEX feet Of Lot No.
$50, Elizabeth Stars addition to the city Of
RicbDosd, Iediaaa; the same being 10 the
name OF Anthony Beckshultx. Said Preeept
havise been issued for The collection Of an
estimate made By Me City Cisi, Engineer,
dated the Oh day Of NoYenber. 1871. 10 favor
of William 0rllsudiek, contractor 10: the
improvement OF The Sidewalk and guttse
frostipg saA Rsal Estate. a. above described.
The cost Of said improvement amounting to
Pity Ssvsn Dollars and Fify-ninc csots
(e6e 81; all Of which work having 6eea
done Aeeesdise - ceeteaet
! Nov. Villas R.- Wslssr, Ire suesr ef
The CITY Of Rich mond. Indiana, give Notiee
thatI win sell The above described Heal EstAoe,
at the door Of Council Chamber, on lhs l1eA
day Of July, 1874. Said sale - com0ssse
st3 O'Clock p. n OF said day, II tho eane,
Wish al the cost ard intereat are not paid ~
WILLIAM P. WILSON, rsa.u.ss.
49, lllw.
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The Democratic Convention OF Psrks
county, in this State, held ct Rockville
Or. Saturday last, gave the Chappaqua
farmer this uylyknosk
Whereas, Horace Greeley, the nom:-
noe Of the Cincinnati Convention, in
describing tho msubsrs Of the Demo-
cratic party, used the following language:
Point wherever you please to an cleo
ton district, which you will pronouuce
morally rotten. given up in 4 great part
to debauchery and vice. ard that dis
tricts will b found at nearly, or every
election. giving . large majority for that
which styles itself the Democratic party.
Take all the haunts of debauchery in the
land. and you will find nine-tenths Of
their master spirits active participants oil
the same Democracy. May it b writ
ten on my grsve, that I never was q
follower Of it, and lived and died in
nothing ito debtor +" Therefore. be it.
Resolved. That We, the members sf ths
Democratic party Of Hidden township
not being DESTROYS that the nominee o.
the Cincinnati Convention shall live OF
die our debtor. pledge ourselves that. I'M
der no contingency, will we ever cast Z
vote for Horace Greeley; and, further.
Resolved, That We cordially indorse
the action Of our representative in Con-
gress, the Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,. ect,
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Honor tiny father aud thy moth>
er.-Jeremiah Colbraith must have
been guilty Of some deavlish mean
thing to change his name to Henry
Wilson.-Herald.
Why SO? Will the Herald in
form ne just what it means By the
above zs:fe
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ON OF The sevsrsst backhaudsd strokes
GasELsy has yet received from his Demo.
cratic ifisnds il tho following from ths q.
Louis Rspublican: ut 10 not ~ easy to vote
for WAHAo1H 40 it 10 to vote for H0nAcu
0asslsS, " sdmis ; but il ny Be the true
and osly solation Of the problsn i Louisa.
"a 10 voas fer both Of shsn." Altar al,
sshseeb, Il 10 hardest % ~ Dsa,eratie
party. The nsxt step will naturally b "a
taks Up FwsED Tor 0ovsrssf o. New York,
On assoast u .his power At manufacturing
vo4o6 Al sroAings rsturna. II HTf<
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THE
VIBRATOR

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RICHMOND. JUNE ~, 1879.
REPUBLI0ANSTAT TICKET

For Governor,
Bsa. THOMAS II. BROWNE,
4 OF RauddrA.
IIsstsnaut 0ovUnor.
LB00lDAS 1ExTON, Of Rush.
CenG1oonian at Large.
ODLOvB ~ O0TH. Of Tippecasec.
Seesslary Of State, M
Hea. ~. W. CURRY, Of Vigo.
Asditer Of State,
JAMES a. WlLDMAN, Of Howard.
TrsrsuIer Of State,
JOHN d. GLOVER, Of Lswsence.
Reporter Of Supreme Court,
Co.. JAMES b. BLACK. Of Marisa,
Clara Supreme Court,
CHARLES SCOL1., Of CLARK.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
DENJ. ~. SMITH, Of Marion.
Attorney General.
JAMES =. DENNY Of Knox.