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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-20
Geographic 9ispatehes.
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
EASTERN.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Immense grain
warehouse of Woodruff & Robinson,
foot of Amity street, Brooklyn, burned
this p. m, with sixty thousand bushels
of grain. Loss estimated at S4OO,0oO
Said to be fully insured. Several ves-
sells, including ship Artist, narrowly es-
capped burning.
Wilmington, N. c., 1S.-Horse disease
spreading with alarming rapidity..
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. lo.-Alabama
Legislature convened to-day. Lieut..
Gov. Marin called the Senate to order;
Senators sworn and Senate adjourned.
Hubbard, Speaker of last House, who
holds over under the Constitution until
a successor is elected called the House to
order and As members were sworn in;
not being a quorum, House adjourned
until tomorrow. All members who ap-
peared in Lower House were Conserva-
tive. The Republicans met in U: 5.
Court Room and organized-a member
of each branch in the chair, thus making
two legislative bodies. The Republicans
seated members of the House who
have no certificates of election from the
Secretary of State. The six members
who hold certificates have been arrested.
There is considerable excitement, but no
disturbance yet.
Boston, Nov. 1S.-Fire has been con-
fined to one store, and now under con-
troll. Only north end OF block will prob
ably be destroyed.
New Orleans, Nov. 1S.-Three fires in
this city to-day: one on Custom House
street, one on IRENE and one in Poydras
street. Destroyed property valued at
$4,000.
N Nashville, Nov. ls.-Epizootic spread
ing slowly in this city.
Cincinnati, Nov lS.-Nearly hun
dred deaths from epizootic; large num-
bers of oxen in use, hauling goods;
horses almost entirely disappeared from
the streets.
Memphis, Nov. 1s.-Epizootic ap-
peared here in mild form.
Columbus, O., Nov. lS.-Nearly all the
horses in the city are down with the epi-
zootic.
Rochester, Nov. 1S.-Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of the in'pec-
tors of election who received the ballots
of Susan B. Anthony ard her friends.
The examination in the case OF Miss
Anthony is postponed by agreement to
the 29th inst She says she is pleased tc
have her case brought properly before
the Court.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1S.-At business
meeting OF the local Centennial Commit
tee, forty members subscribed 500, ,OO'
each.
Augusta, Me-, Nov. 18.-Returns from
all but 20 small towns give Grant 81, ,73'
majority.
Washington, Nov. 1S.-Under an orde
Of the Board OF Public Works, larg
force Of laborers this evening remove'
the railroad track from lst street, West
to 9Th street, Southwest.
Boston, Nov. ia fire broke out il
the centre of State Street Block, foot G
State street, about 10 o'clock, and no.
looks as if the whole block will be ds
stroyed.
Concord N. H., Nov. 1S.-A sever
shock of earthquake was felt here at
m. 1t began with sort of explosion
followed by trembling and shaking.
tasted about 10 seconds, and building
rocked violently. The shock was plain
felt, and its apparent course was fro
west to east.
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House and Lot For Sale.

uHoUsE OF THREE ROOMS. WITH BASE
III ment, and Lot 25xl00 feet, situate on
Cedar street, about 100 feet west Of the Episco-
psl Church. For particulars, apply at the
jy3l.tf - ELY RECORD OFFICE.
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Thy couNrKrs AND .TRuTH'sl'

ths psstiotic a6d llbsrfy looking 10
bs Just and humane % III who
would dignity labor, 10 ell who
would educate, elevate and en-
tighten the burdens OF the sons
and daughters Of toll. with. its
great records Of work still to be
done. under the great soldier
whose historic renown and whose
successiul administration for the
last three J ears begat suoh con-
fdence. The Republican party
may confidently, in toe language
Of the Convention you represent.
starting a new march to victory.
having accepted thirty six years
q distinguishing doctrias. The
Republican party Of to-day having
during the years of that period for
their advancement, subordinated
all other issues, acting and CO.
operating with political organisa-
tions With whose leading doctrines
l have sometimes had neithe,
sympathy nor believe, having Ia
bored incesently for many years "a
found and build up q Republican
party. and having during its ex-
istance, taken an humble part in
its grand work. I shall gratefully
accept the nomination thus tender.
ed, and shall endeavor if it shall
be rstified by the people, TO faith
fully perform the duties it i'm
poses.
| Respectfully you're.
HENRY WILSON.
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MARK TWAIN AND the gCATs.

80 much, already has bssh written and told
concerning the life and history OF this genius
that we propose here msrsiy 70 record an ex-
tract from one Of his bright and sparkling
speeches recently delissvsd bssses . social
meeting Of literary men: M @
"Wheu WAS fourteen, was living with
my parents, who were very poor, aud CORE.
spondingiy honsst. We ked youth living
with ~ by the name OF jim Welfs. Hs was
very difident. Hs and I slept toesthsr-
vivtuously-and one vssy bitoor wfntof = Sieht
cousin Mary-she's mAsfied aaa and gone
gave what thsy called . o eaudy-pulling, in
those days. in the West, and they took the
saucers Of hot candy oufsidsoe he hoase into
ths suew, under sort of Cd bsWse hat came
ost from the eyss.it YES ssrt e = oil
candy in the snow, and they were an sitting
around there, and In the wsansime ~ were
goae 70 bed,we wsrs not invilsd to attend this
party. sc we're too young. The younG la.lies
and gentlemen were assembled there, and
! Jim and were in bed. There was about
four inches OF snow on he root ef this oil, and
our window looked ont on 70 II. and il was
frozen hard. A couple Of tom eats-it Is pos
sibls one might have been Of The opposite EEK
were assembled on the chimney in tho mid
die OF this ell, and they were growing at q
fearful rate, and switching their tails about
and going on, and we couidn't slesp at al.
Finally Jim said. For two cents I'd 20 out
and shake them cats o6 that chimney.
90 said, .of course you would = he said !.
well. l would; have . mighty good notion
! Says l, 'Of course you have certainly you
have, you have great notion 10 do it.'
hoped be might try Il, bat was afraid
he wouldn't. Finally did get hia anbitio,
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ssGEN. 0HERMAN,s PIRATE.s -
a Trls story.


. s~sss 49, Sos0ssDe Sos~As
On the northern boundary-line
Of our national capital, almost un-
der the shadow Of the hill now
crowned by the Howard Universi-
ty, lies q tract Of land, which,
during the first year of the war.
was confiscated by the government,
and on which extensive barracks
were erected, known ct first 40
Campbell Barracks; afterwsrd, from
the purpose to which they we're
devoted, as Campbell Hospital
At the close Of the war the place
was made oyer to the Freedmen's
Bureau. Some Of the baildings
were fitted up as tenam ents. . few
converted into school-houses, and
the remainder were used as . hos-
pital for freedmen. Visiting the
hospital shortly after it's establish
ment, the surgeon in charge said
TO me: We have . very original
character here now, in whom !
think you will he interested.
Ah! who, and what ID he
Name, Henry Dodson; profes-
sion, pirate. He came sick from
the army. from Sherman's head,
quarters. He calls himself Gen.
Sherman's pirate; and he is nov
conyalescing In No. s.
The army seems not to afford q
very appropriate sphere of action
for characters of piratical tenden-
cies, and Gen. Sherman appeared
to me altogether too respectable q
gentleman to countenance any such
outlaws. expressed my surprise
at the doctors statement.
Well, said he. suppose you come
down to the ward and let him tell
| you the story of his connection
with General Sherman, and how
he came to be pirate.
| Waid No. 3 was deserted, sav,
by one old colored man. who ros,
as We entered, and smiled . greet
ing. In face and figure be wa
one Of the finest specimens Of hi'
race. His features we're straigh
and regular; his hair-not wool
but hair, smooth. soft, and silky
was snow-white, and combed tacl
from his forehead in the jackson.
ian style, giving an air of cala
dignity TO an Intelligent face Ii
up by clear, keen. penetrating eyes
After a few inquiries as to hi
health, / said, The doctor tells m
you have been pirate.
Yaas. missy; Ise pround ter 50,
/ wor pirate wid Gen. Sherman
How did you come to be a pirate
| / asked
Wall, yer see, missy, I w0r Dor
an raised in Virginny; but mos'l
twenty years ago / wor col dow
in Georgy. an dars whar ] wo
a-libin when de Unions coined in
Ny marster, he warnt nebber con
tended wid hissif no place, An b
went here An dare-he wor goi
mostly all de time. / used q
tend ter him particular, brush hi
cloes an sich; peared like he coul
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x Board Of Underwriters has
been organized at Wabash.

a b0ar1 OF Underwriters has
been organized at Wabash.
Captain Charles Henry, Of tho
canal boa: Amora, vas drowned ct
Jewettsport, ten miles above La
fAyetie, on Friday. SID
The friends Of Brookville COL
lege are again making strenuous
efforts to secure . e10, 900 endow-
ment, for that institution.
The Soldiers Heunion, which
was advertised TO be held at Union
City on the 4ta Of July, has been
indeAaately postponed.
The valparaiso llesssnesf Gays
Welsl Uttl. > Swise, wAs struck by
. passlng train, near Wheelee, last
Friday, and killed.
Benajah Stanton has been az.
pointed Commissiner q Laportc
cosnty, "a place ot 81 Sahin, who
neglssted TO qaslity. esests
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To Consunptives.

The advertiser, having been psrnasently
I. cured Of that dread disease. Consumptior, by
. simple remedy. 10 anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used, (free Of charge ], with the
directions for preparing and usine the same
which they will find sURB Guns Tor Cor.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHIT1s, 10.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sa.- 1914 Penn Street,
3s-ly Williawsburah, n. 7
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NICHOLSON d BRO,
Booksellers and Stationers,
(NEw sTAND)
Hth and Main, Odd Fellows Building
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
Oh n H. p q p =

n TTORNEY AT LAW and NO.
"A TARY, Office No. ~, Main street
Il .hnOnd, Ind: attends to the collec
zion OF al claims in any State the Union
win practice in any Of the Courts ofIndiars
and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers OF Attorney, either inland or for.
siRn. BY special arrangement with G. P.
HILt.R : Co., of New York, am enabled to
fsrw ard and receive any money packages or
other valuables, - we'll - to attend TO the
transit of persons from aay part ofEurops
or from this country.
All business strictly sonhdsntial and
poinptly attsndedto. J. II. r.
July 7th 1859. 1877
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A Charitable Work

sloo, 900. iu s3oo PRIZES 10 Cash and Real
Estate Gifts. ara 10 be Distributed Legally |:
Nay 2sth, 1917. st Mason City, lllieois, in aid
Of Public Library and Churches.
This Enterprise 10 endorsed hy the business
men OF Illinois. Tickets $500 sacs. For full
STRAWN 3 MASSEY.
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AIR-"DBAREsr NAY"
Another Prssidsatial term
Ii drawing to close,
And this, Ike others in the past.
Has friends ss well as foes
lts friends all said, Grant has done we'll,
wsIlsssd m BAD sgais-
But spo. hose uho oppose hin, say
We want . man Of brain.
Tns, GHAtSa eeasral brsvs and tuss 7
sHn dSsy Willie done, A4tl1lL-lL1
He put the dread rebe lion down,
A vietorys0@thp ~en ;M ~
Yet all thesGAidts thsy uodh aerrsss G
And charge him with misruls,
Becaase bis promises he kept. :.
Audwonld aot bsstheirt tool.
e ~ 9s--~-&- ~ IL - y.
II Grants ~ bad - they uaks him ont
fnsis not wwtb . thought. fa
II they would only let him bes
He soon would b. forgot.
Bnt, no, he stands sbove them all,
A true and honest man,
They mean to try their very best,
To beat him if they can.
They've trottsd Horace Greeley out,
THIS need cause NO alarm.
For he can never he charge
Of "Unels Samusl's FARM"
The people do not want change
or leaders in this fight,
They're down on every kind Of wrong,
And 60 in for the right.
Our debt has daily been reduced,
Peace in our border reiens,
Our credit with the Nati.ns good,
And plenty fills our plains.
The people are well satisfied
To let things 10 remain; fg
They all will work together,
And send Grant back again.
Thes on our bauners we'll ascribs,
And ding them to the breeze,
The names Of GRANT 4 WILSON, too,
Wen vote for none but these
We know they're honest, good, and true
The ship can safely guide,
And while its nnAsr their control,
Secure wees abtas.s
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RATES or ADvsRrlsaxc.


= =: - Au
- 4 Oh Ssousinsl6y.r the VA
- has. bsen giving hblnpressions
d the girls Of Amd! !ca In au Eng
lish magazine Hssppeass 70 have
b4an struckgw1th tnGlf,bt6tah1ss-
says they are rarelF -haanaifnE-asd
with their air of rslaenent, even
in the lower orders-A Afs1n sinent,
he Observes, not met, with In Eng.
land. They are smesa ppisituelie
than English girlss oand show age
sooner, AwsricaA ,st4t girls Of
eighteen locking olds3 1hou Eng
lish women Of tssnty>1iaht, and
getting thinner apds thtn0ef, until
at forty they ressnble English
graadlmothsrs of seventy odd.
The old ladi Of America he thinks
the most charming old latlfes in
the world. mere bewitcbine even
than their facilitating granddsugh-
ters. These ssme gfsndd dapghters.
be adds. are feminine, we:f educat-
ed, and, with few exceptions, we'll
bred. Ho thinks that nowhere
else can be found 90 May die
tinct types Of beauty or 90 many
varied siren charms be seen as on
our streets. although. the fair sub
jects do not exhibis the welt tlsvcl-
oped figures and healthy locke of
English women. being mostly pale.
thin, and May-poiey.
He speaks Of their droo6l q be-
ing peculiarly French, rather ex-
oessive, and loud for an English
eye, as no attempt 10 made 70
Americanize it. whereas the Eng
lish try to Anglicize the work Of
the French modistes; but it is
becoming to the peculiar foreign
style Of American women, He
remarks upon their choice chaxs-
sure, their bewitching 6attisss, and
upon their always being we'll and
lastly gloved. He dwclis upon
the fondness of intercourse which
exists between the youth Of both
sexes. and the liberty man has in
marrying. considering himself un-
der no obligations to ssociety' in
the matter, and winds mp by SAYING:
/ "a visitor to the great Republic
canLot but admire the general way
in which women ara there employ
ed, and notice what industrious.
earnest workers they sre. II is
deemed no shame in America for
respectable. we'll educated persons
of even the middle class to adopt
manual labor, such @ sewing for
wholesale establishments and the
lighter species Of book,work
I Young iesAthey may be called
so in every sense OF the word
who in England, il forced to earn
| their bread, would never consent
to work in any capacity save gov
ernessing. considering other and
manual employments degrading, ,
In the New World make twenty
4 times -theincomes Of ill-paid teach .
| e:s by the honest labor Of their
hands, without. 90 far q could
sue, being any the worse ior 1t or
the less lady-like IN consequence
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NICHOLSON 4 CO.,
BOOK BINDERY
RICHMOND, IND.

~vTE are prepared 10 execute BINDING;
~ anA BLANK BOOK WORK, IN
{ Tits branches, and The best style.
RULINGS,
After auy PatterA. DOuo to Order
- Bring your MUSIC and have II
Paged. sound and lndexed.
MISSING Nos. Of Maga1ines Sup
piled. -
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Joseph Barnley, laborer in IN Evansville
saw-mili, bad his right eye destroyed Thurs-
day last BY splinter thrown bv IN sdging
machine.
". D. Saith. Of Butler township, Miami
county, reports twelvs-Acrs neli Of Aax
entirely taken by the cut vorns, except about
oue-sixth Of an acre. s4a
The ssw tslagrsph viss bstwssag Evans.
vilis nd Nashville, Tsns., b - dsvstsd sx-
cansivsly % csmmsrcisl pnFposo, has bssa
seDpasesd. aad b sow IN woskiag esdsr.
O2sndsd parties took revenge on
. couple Of houses ef bad repute
in vincennss the other night, and
smashed in the sdoors and windows
and seattsrsd the sffail areatures
ppo0iscuously for . whilA e
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The New Albany Ledger says
the WOOL clip Of Southern Indiana
thi> season 10 the largest ever
known. ss 80 .,.,.4...
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AfuGUsTUs b zEouN G .
Attorney and Notary.
orz n0rO@ce 10 Room over Ia Netiona
ssFa1nk. .aias RiohmeD - Ind
= june 10. lS73 re Aesesexs ssg .svaY4 sa1
BOOTS AND SHOES?
Isl MAlr SraEEr.

uUsT RECEIVED. direct ire'n II: 9aa-
,or Gents, Ladies', Misses, and Childrena.
sssr, which will be sold at prices that viii
aeass the purchassr. u
ePor STYLES, finish and material. the Stock
Z l8l csuust be excslied in our city. and we
n our fellow .citizens of Rich mond and Vi
suity 70 call and examine our Stock before
@. ESTELLk 4 SONS.
RicunoxD. July 1871. 14sf
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asssuibisd n Natiosal Convsa1ston h ~ ciey
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ssoe' io' = sKam oec'asss Ss Sesshs epPs0s
70 IL history and annouuose ~ pouit1oa upon
fhs ouss4;c,s hefUrs ~ rnensrx- -sksS
." -
!. During tho eleven years Of ~ supre-
macy it has aecsptsd viii gtaad courage the
solen . duties Of shs time. z euPprsssed
gigantic rebellion, emancipeted four millions
Of siaves, decfeed The equai rtgAts o. ali, and
established univo0al s10teQos exhibttink un-
paraheled ma&uanimity. N cfiminally pun
fshed no man for political o0snses, and warm
y welcomed all who PROVED their loyalty by
cbsyinR the laws, and dealing jnstly with
tneir ns,gnoon' II mas steaoiy decreased
WIN nrul nsnc .ne lesuI:ns dls0roefs OF tne
Gse9s var ana m ,niuaeeo 2 wi:e paacy tovard
the Indians. The Pacific railroad and similar
vast snAsgprises have been generally aided
eoeeee.asy e0oauctsd; the ppoi'e lands XIV.
ON - actsas settlers immiEra tion protected
ANA encouraged and full acknowledgement OF
naturaiissd cistsens rights secured from
European powers unknown. .nattonal cur
r:s:y has eesa provided, .:padiation frown-
"a Gown fpe nAssonai credit sustained under
NO extraordinary burdens, and new bonds
revenues have been carefully collected and
honestly applied. Despls The annual large
REDUCTIONS OF the rates OF taxationss the pub
llc debt has been reduced during Gen. Grsnt's
fresdeDcy as the rata OF ]los ,ee0, 800 . year.
great nnanciai crisis mas bsen ayo0ed, ana
peace ana plenty prevail throughost the land.
Menacing foreign difhcult'es have been PEACE
fully and honorably compromised, and the
honor and power OF the nation Kept IN high
respect throughout the world. This glorious
record o. the past 10 tne Parsyo best pledge
for the future. We believe the people will
not entrust tee government 70 any party or
combination OF men composed OF those who
chiefly haye resisted every step OF this bene-
fetal progress.
Q. Complete liberty and exsct equality in
the enjoy mrrt Of eli civil, political and public
rights should be established and efFsctually
maintained throughout the Union BY efficient
and appropriate State and Federal legislation.
| Neither Law nor ito administration in respect
TO citizens BY reason Of racs. color or pre-.
vious condition of servitude.
5. The recent amendments to the national
constitution should be cordially sustained,
because they are right, not merely tolerated
because they are law !, and should be carried
out according to their spirit BY appropriate
/ legislation. the endorsement of which can be
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MARY F.TH0MAs, Md
Practicin6 Physician,

Oy1Dcn Noasu-sAsR Con. MAIn 81 xrH,
ExCEHGo1UD, ugDxANA.
zNSpeeial Atten. orpsoB HouRs:
tion TO Obstetrics and 70 .. NJ. - to :
Diseases Of Women p. M, ard 70 9p.
and Children. m. 5a
Oct. 81, 1871. D3t7f
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Oxford 10 to have . band.
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gsnrtFp~ e
CAMPAIG S ONG. .

AIR-"DBAREsr NAY"
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30

SMALL-Pox.--We learn that Mr.. ]. w. Lane,
of Girard. Crawford County, Kansas. who
arriyeila shnt time aga, aud has been since
at 1amiiill. has developed clear case of
smallpox. Or. A.. FL. Mitchell was sum-
moned and has the case I'M charge. We pre-
stiAie tile patieds wfa BE- placed III quarters
remote from town. There. is little danger to
be appfcliensiea from smallpox III tlis coun-
Try. Although the Indians brought it in
here by the mule load come years ago, and it
prevailed among them during, the most ill-
clement season when they were exposed to
very bad. weather, Without medical attend
5sal.ce, the. cases were not severe and there
were only Il few fatal. while not single
white man, although living In; their camps
:lltd. In tiiss;h,c teepes was ever known To
have II. Tie case ia Helena, brought from
the C:troiinls sciile months since, did not ex-
tend bpyaiaI Tie gentleman who brought it
from the South. From these circumstances,
we tia.nk there i little more danger OF n ST.
ri5asscAnttgiof to basapHelailded Than from
we'll authenticated Gaze Of the meascls.
Tie or,iilary precautions used il Is not likely
10 extend even bcyoiali The ease recorded
zzlsep NORTH II est.
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ts 7 vIncrrSrA CRY, N. II,
May 2lst, 1879.
Editor Of the Apant Courier $.
Who your correspondent 'sVian may be /
do not know, but I am afraid if the political
conventions Of this county go to work via
he informaEiolil,) contained IN Nolr last T.
sue that somebody will be disappointed at
the result. There is not now, and never has
been any such county officer in Montana as
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. I
presume the Office which s.Via" intended to
write about is that fof County Superfntend-
ent of Common Schools, to@wiiicI Office, ia
Madison County, had the honor to be elect
ed in August 1871, for the full term of three
wears. Sfssa 4 sss sFfs.s ii III 1T gsssz sss Il
AS have not resigned and do not purpose
to resigu, there. is not. now and is not likely
TO be till 1874 any vacancy in that Office, in
this County, for which candidates can he
nominated this year. 4.
/ beg leave to call the attention of s.Via''
and all others. interested, to Sec. VIII Of the
Mdna s'choo f Law, Which reads asiol lowss
"A County Superintendent Of Common
Schools shall be elected In each organized
County in this Terrilory,Iat the general cleo
ton next preceding the expiration of the
term ,of office Of the present incumbenss and
every two years thereafter" etc.
Respectfully.
WILLIAM /. MARSALL.