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LEGAL.
Executors Sale of Valuable
Real Estate, lh,

N4HE undersigned Executor Of the last Mll and
i testament OF John Reemsnyder, late, OF stark
county. Ohio, deceased, will sell agraeabIy 70 the
powers vested in him unaer the proyisiohs oi
SAid WILL st public Yendue, on the pramises on
Saturday, The 1St day of November, 1873
at and after 10 o'clock q. m. the following men
toned real estate in Plain township, Stark coun
i. An excsiisntfarm containing one hundred
and seFenty-four acres more or less, being part
OF the northwest, southwest and northeast guar
ters Of section eighteen. in said Plain town ship
subject to certain water rights, the.same that was
owned and Possessed by said John Reemsnyderi
deceased, at the time OF his death. There are
being ala cleared and exeellSpt fsrming land.
There is on il two story log heuSe and frame
barn; also fret class spring. and two good, thrift
ty and fruit bearing orchards. f
g A tract of eleven acres, more or less. being
part OF the southeast quarter Of section seven in
said Plain township being the same that was
the time Of his death. This tract Is lying on
both sides of the Fulton road In the immediate
vicinity Of the town Of New Berlin. The build
and there Is agOod well and choice orchard on
the same = the land Is Of hrst quality.
of the southwest quarter Of lsctfon six in said
township, and being the same tract that own
ed by said John Roemsnyder, at the time of his
death, The land fronts en- the Portage road, and
is situate two miles from New Berlin. There il
on il good house and stable, good well and
good orchard --s
money to be paid on the lat day OF April, 1874,
when the possession Of the premises il to be
given and deeds executed Tor me sanaej the bal
lst day; Of AprIs,1s7 with intezeAt from that
day, and to be secured by notes and mortgage on
Pure cifsss-s x 3 isvitedtO cali at the house of
the sahscribea in HeE BeEltn AZ 10 O'clock z. m,
on the day OF aa1es when he WIfconduet them
"a = 'i. .-s.siF1sT17 80 q DkNIEI REHeNYDER-
New Berlin, S6pt6uibsElS, 1S73s = S-+l
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the
court Of common pleas ofStark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will Oher for sAle At public out
cry At the doOr Of the court house. in the city OF
Canton, onl
Saturday, the 27lb day Of September, '78,
the following described real sstste situate in said
county, 70 wit: One undivided tHo-thirds inter
EST Ia and to all that part Of lots numbered eleven
and twelve in David Hahn's addition 20 the city
or Canton, lying southeast Of the rail road also
an undivided tUO-thirds IN and 70 the following
described parcel Of land lying within the limits
of said city Of Canton, TO wit: boglnnlng a. the
northwest corner Of John Marklin's land, thence
south Q635k feet to the line OF land owned by A
Kint4, thehce west 20 fest 70 the southwest Ger.
ner of land conveyed by George Bqehtsl, knhn,
Seibsrling and Coz thenoe aorth 2sS18 lfset 70 the
center the rail read thenoe 10 feel east to the
place of beginning, containing 42-1Oo Of an acre
Of land. Also an undivided tWo-thirdl interest
In and to the planning mill lumber machinery ana
ali other personal property connected with and
belonging 10 said planning mill and lumber yard.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash, WILLIAM RA4IEHt
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RhariR SnIa.


William 3. Porter Vs A a UEooks et a
BY virtue Of an order to sell Issued fr6m the
court Of common pleas sofetark county, Ohio, and
70 me directed, win 0dsr for sale At public out
cry at the door OF the court house In the city Of
gatplfaGg tRelll4 day efoelo5ey, 1873.
ths following Described real estate -sftaats in
said county, to Wit ThS west tnipd 3 Il parts Of
lots numbered one and twoIl& q in EarhSst Wis
mer's addition 70 the city Of Ae5sillsp. made
-puTtenances thereoltO beIOngingI
Sale 70 sonmsnee,et one o'clock P. m. Terms
cash., ~
septiiN5 We 30 MILLfAM BAxTER, Sheriff.
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= = Bhsran I8alS. y CCEI
Simon Roose Ys. Samuel Roose ct al.

By'Sirtus d q ord3ssgS q ssIi tssned fro m the
eoutt Of common pleas OF stsrk county, oh 10, and
30 me directed, Twill o1er foE sale Al pnblie out
CGntSns sen Z = ~ < q e.
Saturday,, he 11tG dag Of October, 1873,
the foio-i1E described real estate situate IN said
county, TO Wit! The lwe5t1nalf Of the southwest
quarter Of section fsur, in township eighteen, in
range ak (WSshIngton toWnship), excepJ a tract
Of twenty acres OF the north end Of said ball
quarter eat OF by line 70 the north line
OF said half quarter. ~ --,'si raiH "a i-ii1
Sale to cnH4psncs al ~0'elSck, p, m. Terms
One third cash the balsnea in two equal annual
payments With interest from day Of sale secured
BY mort3age on the premises. - ~ i-..-is
sepIIlW5 2 Is WILLIAH BAXTER, Sheriff.
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.ShsrH Haue.

JALnes 7. OOOuy -. hulus n nA"AeI o. -.
BY virtue Of an order 10 sell issued from the
oourt of common pleas Of StaEk sopnty, Qhie,
and to me directed, will offer Tor sale At public
out cry at the doer OF the oout house In the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 1llh day of October, 1873,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit :Lot number Weaty-eight f2S)
IN the toWa OF Wiliamlport now part Of ths in
eorporate: village Of Alliance. 80 2
Sale TO COMMENCE et j O'Clock p m. Terms cas- h
septllV5 Ita s27 WILL An B4 &TER, sheriff
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~ Mary Mitisr " Wn1: G. kenner ct 'uA- =
colrt OF common RleAs of Stark, county. Ohio
and to ma directed VIII afer for sale at pn bliC
outeryoat the dOorOf the copFt house ln the city
Satllrday, the 27th dag Of September, 1873
ts foIloiag described real astats situAte In said
county 30 nit !: a town lot in Thompso,s third ad
dition to the city Of Canton, known A. lot mum
ber 27OS- Sale 70 commence At scIock p. In
IsT1lss auE2sW5 S5I r. lsl WILLIAM BAXTER, shsriR
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Legal,
Court OF Common Pleas, Stark County,
!, c. L. JuilhArd !. - =.

Court OF Common Plaas, Stark County, Ohio,
c. i. JuilhArd !. ! - 4
Frederick cuISs 1.i5 & csshsTinns ne caIn5s. ne FHteH0
mHE dafsAdants. Frederick Cune OF Stark Co,
/ III Ohio, and hts wife Cathhrins Cune. NhSse
where abotits ale unknown, wiz take . nOece3 that
o. L. JnilliArd has on ths 9Th day Of Beptember,
1873 filed his petition in said court representing
thsrein that he - thS owner IN fee simple Of enc
undiTided hAu Of iots and in East Louisville
in said county; that said Frederick CHne is the
owner IN fee sinaR4e ef the undivided half
OF the Same lots; asking that his half be sete to
him in SsVeralty and that n the same can not be
done without manifest injHry- that the whole Of
said lots be sold nee Of dover. That Baid peti
ton will be for hearing at the nsxt 3erm Of said
court, commencing November lst 1873.
ri - --o'i.T .fse LOUIS ScHAEFER,
septlI, rs H6 '-si Attorney for Petitioner.
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& EdMAsd PastoR y = +. VI Wliisms ct uT- ct al +.
|oEBy5Viftdsof An1Ur4sF 90 1ell Issued from the
Solfft 90 tomnoh 1ploaS Of StAElL county, Ohio,
and % ms a4rectedJ IastiE oteEfnr At public
out cry at the door az tbs h0QEot N the city
Saturday, the 11th day of October, 1873,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to via: Being a part of . certain let Of
ground in the city OF Canton lying on the south
west corner Of West Tuscarawas and High street
and beginning fer the part hereby conveyed at
the northwest corner Of said lot en- the south
lima Of said TuscarAWas street and on the east
line Of Samuel Lahm's pr operty; thence south
erly on the east line OF said Lahm's property $40
feet thence OastWardly on the south line Of said
lot 66 feet; thence northWArdly parallel with the
west line OF said lot 24o feet TO said TusearaE1a
street: thsncs Westwardly on said street &C feet
70 Che place OF beginning with the appurtenanees
Sale to oOmmsncs at one o'clock pm. TERMS
sspti1rs so W % WILLIAM BAXTER .shsria:
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BheEim maaIe,
Jacob zerbs's Adnr. Es aoorge DOtta

Jacob ZerbeiB Adrnr. " SfoorBe Dott2-
Nv yirtne OF an order to sen issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio.
and 10 me diTectsds4 viii osF for sale At public
cutlery At the door Of she court house In the city
sSaesrdqss tke 27tF day Of Ssptember, 1873.
the following real estate situate in said
county tO Wit: Lot number ten LI0l IN Jacob
gsrbe5s second add itiiap 70 tbs toRA EnoW iHeoF-
bborated yiiiage) OF MinsrVs. - &c -.Ii' 2 .
sac 10 commence sE1 O'Clock p M. Terms cash.
IN ssn9sSvS55 " 81 sWILLIAN B1xTER SherifE
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HORSE ssHOETNG.
Eramination OF Teachera.

CPECIAL Examinatiops OF Teaehsrs VIII be
- held bv the Board of Examiners as follows /,
Al Massflion, on saturday, March 18th; At ALI
ance on Saturday, April 1sths 1873. Regular ex-
aminations are held IN Canton on the first Satur-
dav of each month; All examinations COM
mence at o'cIoekla m Ne applicants admitted
after 10 o'clock. .7E1iilo 20 80 .A--lA 81,
Hereafter no applications, will be regarded
where the applicant has not, At the beginning OF
the Examination, fled with the Clerk Of the
hoard : certifoate Of good moral character from
some verify and responsible person By order
of the Board. OANL MOhLEAS OlerA'
9 Canton, March 9, 1sTs.
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-WAvERLy, OHIO, Sept. 8, 1873.
The opening campaign speech of Sena,
tor Thurman was delivered to-day in the
Court house in this place. Judge w. h
Stafford, of GhiiIieetke, Presided.
Senator Thurman, on being introduced
was cordially welcomed. Without the aiC
of single note, and with a fluency and
finish alike remarkable, he spoke as fol-
lows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW CITIZENS
1t gives me more than ordinary satisfac-
tion to stand once more in the presence oi
an ssau1ience of Pike County. In this
county I made the frat political speech oi
nay life. Here commenced the some
what remarkable campaign of 1867, and
have come again to begin my labors here
in what hope and trust and believe will
be more remarkable campaign than that.
Fellow Citizens, your State Convention
of the 9Th of August declared IN the first
sentence of its platform that the Demo
cratic party seeks to revive no dead issues.
That is the truth. The same resolution
declares that it stands by its principles,
which are suited TO all times and clrcum-
stances and that Is the truth. Issues
have been made upon measures, and they
have been decided and those are dead
issues, but there are certain principles that
are eternal. Measures and men may die,
but principles last forver; and just so far
as they are applicable to all times and
under all circumstances, just so far as
they are the foundation of free institutions
Just so far will they ever endure and for
ever command the affection of those who
belong to National party. But dead
issues are another thing, and we do not
seek to revive them, and therefore of them
| shall have nothing to day to say.
CORRUPT TENDENCIES.
That same Convention declared il its
fifth resolution that the greatest danger to
free institutions Is N the wide spreading
corruption that threatens the utter de-
structlon of public virtue. believe that
declaration to be strictly and phllosophi-
calIy true. And, therefore, the chief
theme of my remarks to day will be that
very corruption, You have, no doubt,
heard great deal about it. You have
heard people speak of Credit Mobiler
frauds. of salary grabs and various other
frauds and Hickednesses that have been
committed; but venture to say that not
one man out of q hundred in tAIs audience
has 4 faint conception Of the extent of the
corruption that has prevailed: In the Coy
ernment Of the United States, and i am
sorry to say, beyond the Government of
the United States, within the past ten
years. And it Is for the purpose Of show
ing YOU that this Is not the mere clamer
of denagogn@a but that there IS "a real
danger 10 4our institutions, q danger that
nneSaees them with destrnctlOnitaelf unless
I b people apply the remedy that shall
spaak, psrhaps at an inconvenient length,
/ on Some Of the most noted Of these villain
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THE CONSCIENCE ~ OF THE CREDIT Mo
BILIER
BILIER.

Now, mark. They took all the proceeds OF the
profits Of that company, and ninety-Odd millions
Of dollars, for what cost the company but tfty-
odd million dollars, although their contract for
making it was made by the company itself. and
therefore there ought 70 have been no profit at
all, fer there was no contractors profit about it
The roa0 was actually built by the company it.
self, at a cost of fifty millions Of d6iiars and yet
they took and divided among themselves, indt
viduRlly, ninetyfour millions Of dollars for what
cost the company bat fifty millions And, as
have said before, it simply to lsAve the Gov
ernment without one dollars worth of property
Qua Of which 70 get repayment for the millions OF
| dollars OF bonds. j.
How much had the Government loaned that
company in bonds 1t amounted TO over S17.-
236, ,5l2, and these bonds of the GoFernmSnt are
| paid by taxes drawn from yousyour children. and
your children's children Now II they mad re-
served these forty-three Isslions OF proht, II the
amount had been where it Cnght TO be, IN the
1 control Of that company. the government would
have had ample security for the payment OF the
I tWOnty-seVeA millions Of dollars loaned out by
taking this whole profit and dividing it among
1 Themselves giving It 20 themselves a. tndiNid1-
| ais and leaving this rich company, As the report
| found It to be. hopelessly bankrupt, they had
/ robbed the company of every. dollars worth OF
property out of which the Government could re-
/ cover this'tR nty=seven millions of honda, and
the interest aecruing upon them. 4
WILL THE GOVERNMENT RECOVER A DOL
LAR
Every man knows what the upmost Of this Vul-
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9So1GtieoG:.
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
OPENING SPEEeH OF SEN
AFoR-THURMAN. - -.
Inside History of the Union
Pacific Railroad Go, and the
Cridit mobiIier Swindle.
GIGANTIC FRAUDS

Salary Grabbers and Grant the Back
er.EDepartmeat OF Injustioe.-In-
Edian Atfairsand Home Trusts.
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ShsriR SaIs.

.-sls Adular. OF J Grimm, diseased.
[LaReGsteT IbtelIiQe3esr please COPY and send biII
TO taiS e6iss-] ..lL...J i4.s. -S.sePt H. S-Es,
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New Berlin, ssPt6nlbssss Is72 JC7IC

Also WiI be sasred Tor sale At de same time
q house aud let in the town Of New Berlin, if not
previously sold BY
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wE1eHrY REASONS FOR THE eENxROgIrY.

I have a little light upon the subject. I
am sorry have to call your attention to
it; am sorry such page finds itself IN
Americas history, but can not hep 1T it
is here, and the people ought to know it..
And, gentlemen, I will say, in passing,
that there is no single fact shall offer in
this speech to-day that do not stand
here with the public documents to prove.
told yoa a committee was appointed
in April, 1864, 10 go to Washington to
get additional legislation. and this addi-
tional legislation turned out to be this
act of "a. Now, ask how that additional
legislation was procured2 read from the
report of the committee of the House Of
Representatives, made at the last session,
this paragraph have mot time to read
the evidence upon which it is founded, but
the unanimous finding of that committee
was that $435, ,754,2l designated as sus-
pension account IN the books were al
lowed to Thomas @. Duran which ap-
i peared from the evidence TO, have been
| disbursed in connection with the pass
age of the Amendatory Act Of July,
1864, the particulars of which disburss-
! ment the committee have been unable to
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6dw8AT THE sAINTLY HARLAN DID

BUTT did not stop there. We have the testi-
monY in that printed report that this thing was
so bad that one Of the Directors-for the Govern
ment had i've Directors, but thsy We1e. perfectly
p0Herless-repoTted these ' lAainies to the Sec
retary Of the Interl ora Leading Republican
Who at the Department OF the In tAriOrs had the
genera aiHuperVis ion Of all tEis work. AHd what
lay this whole master before Congressf Did he
call the attention OF the Prestdsut 10 itl Did be
call the atteRtion of the public to these
that had been plotted by which the Government
to be robbed Of hfty millions Of dollars -
Not the least BIZ IN the world but ne put that re-
never since seen the Hgihl Hyou WahS to kpnE
who that man was, yoc viii not be surprised
When1 tell you il was James Harlan, the man for
whom purRnt, the Vice President Of this We ~
road, had paid ten thousand % elect to theASen-
ate Of the United States (-Shane, shame,p and
applausel p
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WAvERLY, ONO, Sept. 8, 1873.

Especial Report for Cincinnati oOmmsrcial,I
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photographer, ke-Particuiar attenstSn ssnaso
copying and enlarging Plesnres. Poros N
Wsthewss Block. South Market street S.aH.S SsnsSSn
ohio -
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~ = ST, CLOUD HOTEL.
O. PEoPrietOrzPubii esenars S1SsSn ie71Sss
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jfsED. HYP Propristor-EsAiSsT sTnssaraYes street,
~ fiHAIA..' -ot1rU' - eprlO 'ISst
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MISCEIkANEOue-
VIM. McREAN, MD,
FISHERE& CLAkt

pSs.SS{.r and surrsSnl Canton, o., omcsAnd
eiSerea Mechanic, Block, East TuscargWas
aSsssiS- prompt atteA Ati0n givel-to all callSsday
oFlnight. - - o-em
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FDWTN SMITH

.n,a-cns mn Tailor and dkeler in American and I'M I'M
Dofts 5iosAS cassimefes, Vestngs sho % Ssarar S
Furnishine Goods Also agent Ioh . -tas so
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HOW BINGHE AfaNSAs cAPTUREDd 4

viii tell you why ne gave him twenty Inns
himself onomical sS en- IN his rORnariesl II
looks pretty cheap 10 buy member Of Congress
for = thousand dollars; the idea Of buying die
tinguished Statesmanl for 81 .Oo0i. But. when you
come to lock a. ttyonl will aud that it annonnts
to much more. Bingham invested 8, ,G50 5000 IN
the purchase oftWentyl shares Of tl'e Credit No
bilier and $3.50 in the Purchase OF some other
Bingham say he receiVed for that investmentl
Why, the cash value ofSs.5Oo. -LeaEingo out the
little bond or $3.50 take his Investment in the
Credit MobIIier Of So 600 and you are HAfe to say
It brought him 5000; SO SI0oo worth OF Credit
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% uo--oR sJ-ans1 fUli sit1o. sIdi7
q bas - D. aoilslgP '.i--I. 4. 5s4 eaw q
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- ALLIANCE HOUSE. ~
BY Daniel sOurbeck77 77ast the slatlea Alliance,
( ohio. Meals away ia Seadiness On arrival Of
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/, seEOO LOUIS sch EFER,R YAT
Attorney at Law. Canton, Stark county, lio.
O.iupel sz0aa5 rOy
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HIRAM RHURSfQE.
JOHN e. REX.

q Vs,,,,IIIIISnd BlanlnB Book Manufactured; AZ
ooo abroad promptly attended to- Bind'
eYyla lsusser's Block ~ stairs Ss.ii'ol., o--c'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-04
\ MARVELLOUS YIELD.

This IS what the San Francisco CLrOn-
icle calls the yield Of the Belcher and
Crown Point mines. We copy the Chrun-
icle's article eutire.
The Belcher mine was incorporated in
June, 1868. 1t has produced from above
the s0O-foot level from the year 1863 to
the year 1870, 43, 9Cj tons Of ore. which
yielded in bullion 81, G96, S35 43. The
first bullion was produced in September,
1853. and from this bonanza diyi-
bends, amounting to $421 200 were paid
to stockholders in the years 1854 and
1865.
The following table shows the produc-
ton of the mine FROM its organization TO
September ! 1879,
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THE NEXT SENATOR.

The press Of California, as vel as the
politicians Of that state, are already he
ginning 10 tx up matters relating to the
succession 10 Stewart in the United
States Senate. The san Francisco CkEon-
iele throws cut .'feelsr' in the diree-
ton Of ChAs. z belong In is issue
Of the 9Th nit. We find the following:
Some one who Is or fancies himself OF
the inside has given publicity to the n
10. that CaAr.es DeLong, our lsts Min
lister 70 Japan, and nos on bis Eay home
from that country, viii resume his resi-
dence in Nevada, and ba q candidate II
the seat II the nitsd States Senate EoE
occupied by Wa N Stewart. DsLJDg
once gave james ". Nye : great deal Of
trouble IN a contest Of this kind, and -
ne has done the country good service II
Japan he slll be Formidable competitor
for Stewart : place.
The live paper 10 doubt thinks tia,
the allusion TO belongs good service
IN japan viii be % hAtteIing TO his van
ity as 70 c2use him TO bleed freely. bat
falling in that objec. II Hill bz no d.8-
cult matter to hni excuses for dzssrtin.
the eI-Minister
The Virginia Chr5niele j, pleased Il
learn that Mr. DeLong j. 70 resume hi:
residence in Nevada II n9n-residencs
was the only objection to this aspirant, h.
would have little difficulty in reachin!
the goal Of his ambition, ior q resijenc:
cannot Be lost by reason Of ubsgncs Il
the service OF the United States. But OF
the general subject Of abseuteeism on tn
part Of Nevaia Senators and Represent
t.yss, our neiglber On the Coust0eL
range says Shs, al good citizens sh0uld
heartily iniorse
We hope that any man h shall r.
ceiTe the votes OF the members OF the
legislature at its next session shall Be {
citizen Of this State, not only presump-
lively, bat actually, a citizen. No other
~tste il the Union has been 50 repre-
sentei by absentees in the Senate, as
vel as in the Hoase Of representatives.
To see Senator o. Representative with.
in the limits Of the State Is as much Of a
matter Of surprise D. TO see = Lord or an
kzn from the other side Of the ocean. II
i 4 state II things that the people Of this
state should hereafter avoid, aud il Mr.
DeLOn2, or any other aspirant for the
place, shall propose TO represent this
State. having a residence in California,
Neg York Q. Mine. ,ri.kcnt even a visit
10 the Stale during his term Of Office, he
an cAlcniste that he will have the efforts
u this paper, backed up by many voters,
u try TO defeat him.