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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-12-19
eco PIANOS and ORGANS

and Second-H Hand, of First-Class Makers will be
sold at Lower prices for cash. Insallments in city
or country, during this Financial Crisis and the Ho-
days, by Horace Waters and Son, No. 4Sl Broadway
than ever before offered in New York. Agents wanted
for the sale of Waters Celebrated Pianos Concerto and
Orchestral Organs, illustrated Catalogues mailed
Great Inducements to the Trade. large discount to
Ministers, Churches Sunday-Schools etc. Decl9.4w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-12-19

For Three Scent Stamps We will send
THE AURORA "a paper size of n. Y. Ledg) months
and premium any one Of the following articles
fine chrome, hne photograph, fine bosom pin, fine
set sleeve buttons, fine collar button. Send at once
to THE AURORA PUBLISHING CO., Springfield, Mass
Declg4w.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-09

The semi-centcnnial exercises at the
Adams Female Academy, at Derry, will
he held on the first of July.
Mr. Ezekiel Twombly. the oldest citizen
of Newcastle, died on Monday. He was
Sc years of age.
The hotel at Marlboro has been bought
for SO, 400 by an association of the citizens,
who intend to have it conducted on tenn
pcrance principles.
Rev. Frank II. Lyford has been engaged
to preach at the Freewill Baptist Church.
in Laconia, and will begin next Sunday.
Franklih, Who weHtr IL 9ccoIs.llantino,e as 4
physician, some two years ago, has become
the wife of Russian physician of the city
of Broosa, DR.. John Basin by name
Nashua was formerly part of Dunsta-
BILE, and her citizens, actuated by Il filial
feeling, propose to join in the celebration
of the 20Oth anniversary of the mother
town next October
The suit of Levi ID. Jewell against the
Grand Trunk railway for 100000, for in
juries, was decided mt Lancaster, Saturday
afternoon, the jury awarding the plaintiff
S900.0l.
Gen. r. n. Ratcheldcr, United States
Army, of Manchester who was chief
quartcimaster of the army of the Potomac,
has been ordered to the division of Column
bia rs chief quartermastcr on the staff of
Gen. Jefferson c. Davis, who is in COM
mand there.
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silver Wedding

One Of the pleasantest occasions which
our community has offered in long time,
occurred on Saturday evening last at the
residence of Hon. CHARLES DEWEY, on
State street-it being the Goth anniversary of
his marriage to Miss BETsEY TARDox.
The gathering OF a large number of our
intelligent and social people, of varying
ages and of every sect, would of itself have
proved highly interesting; but there were
other considerations connected with the oc-
casion OF an unusual and noteworthy char
acter, and especially suggestive in these
latter days. Mr.. Dewey was born and has
always lived in this village. In compare
lively early life this union was formed, the
fruits of which have been nine children
three sons and six daughters and all of
them residing here and present on this oc-
casion, in good mental and physical health,
and giving abundant promise of acting well
their respective parts in the world. 1t was
sight to be proud of-that long row of
parents and children, reminding one of
days long past Does any parent shake his
head at the thought of such responsibility
If so, let us add, that the good order and
discipline of this household have become
proverbial; the largest demands of church,
of education, and of society generally,
have been faithfully met and yet, so cheer
fully have their duties been borne, and so
sparingly has time enforced his penalties,
that n stranger could with difficulty have
distinguished the parents from the older
children. We can but believe that the
spontaneous feeling of every one present
was-all honor to those noble parents, who
have done SO so much for community, and
done 1t so wcll.-Montpeiier Journal
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The Dutch War i'm Sumatrn.

The war between the Dutch and the Sui
tan of Atchin or Acheen, as it is generally
put down upon the maps, is being actively
prosecuted, according to the latest advices,
The Dutch forces, under General Koehler.
made landing on the eastern coast of the
Empire. They marched upon the Achee-
nese, and about the middle of last month
assaulted them as they lay entrenched in
forts before their capital. After desperate
fighting two forts were taken, but the troops
were repulsed before the main work. with
heavy losses, General Kochler being killed,
together with two hundred men. The
Dutch made good their position in the forts
occupied, and sent their wounded and sick
to Padaug, a settlem mt on the coast to the
southeast of where they were. At the
latest advices they were bcsiegng the Sui
tan's palace, but were meeting with stren-
uous resistance. Some apprehension is ex-
pressed lest the contest should spread all
along the coast, accompanied with gu
erilla warfare. The country is mountain
Gus, atfording many facilities for defensive
operations, according to the cut and come
again methods of fighting practced by these
Malays They are people who are not
very courageous in offensive action, but are
capable of vindictive retaliation, and will
fight with desperate fury when hard press
ed. The English residents at Singapore
and in the Malay peninsula view the pros
pcct with dismay, as anything like an ex-
tended war would seriously obstruct the
valuable trade of those regions.
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Ohe 8atland daily Globr.
FRIDAY MORNING MAY .. 1873.
I<eerlc.

Quite crowd assembled in our streets
to-day to see fair play for u young man
who had been swindled by three blacklcgs.
who came in on the train. and commenced
nice little game of thrce-card monte in
the kecne depot. They soon found vic
| tina young man who happened to be in
the depot-and they soon swindlcd him
out OF thirty dollars. They were arrested.
and settled the affair by paving back flf-
teen dollars, dividing the balance between
themselves. They left town in double
quick time.
The authorities have issued orders 10 nil
rum shops to close their bars at nine D. m.
through the week, and keep them closed
on the Sabbath. We are glad to see even
this improvement.
The fire alarm sounded Wednesday eve
ming and brought out a large crowd of peo-
pie to see the fire. The hose were placed
upon the hydrants, and four streams of
water were very quickly playing-not,
however, to cxtingrsh fire but to wet
down our very dusty streets, which now
look cool and refreshing Keene has the
best water works in the State, and. with
the assistance of our well-driled firemen.
any fire can be eXtinguished in short order.
Kcenc is in Il prosperous condition. and
within short time we hope to see a large
and flourishing city. Manufacturing is
carried on largely, and is continually on
the increase.
A Baptist church, costing about thirty
thousand dollars, is TO be erected this sea-
son, which will add greatly to the appear
ance of Court street.
A new and elegant school building is in |
contemplation, which will probably he as |
substantial us any in New Hampshire.
A new map of Keene is TO be published |
soon.
There are sixty-iive more families in |
Kccnc than there were two years ago.-P. |
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aetusital.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
TO be held at the

TOWN HALL, RUTLAND, W.,
T, Cor on Monday Eve, May 49, and clos.
tion OF the celebrated conductor
Mr.. CARL zERRAIiN, of Boston. MASS.
President, John n. Baxter, Rutland L. A.
Fisher, Sec. Il. A. Morse, Treas. George A,
Mletlkle, Musical Committee. on which occa-
sion the Following eminent art lists, whose repu-
tation Is unrivaled, VIII appear.
Nine. JENNIE VAN zANDT, Prlma Donna, late of
the Parepa Rosa English Company.
NINE JULIE DERYrnER, Soprano of Dr. Chapln's
Church, New York.
M. FRANZ REMMERrz, Baritone of Trinity
church, New York.
MIR. W. II. FEssENDES, Tenor of the Barna-
bee Troupe.
Mr.. A. j. PHILLIPS, Tenor of Burlington.
=, Mn. GEO. A. MIErzyE and Mr.. s. G. MOORE,
Planists. Prof. Il. II. IIIGLEy, Organlst. The
celebrated
GERMANIA BAND, OF Boston.
THE LEADING MUSICIANS of the state will also
take part.
THE LARGEST CHORUS
Ever assembled in Vermont Will render the
Choral music, IN a style not eXccled at any
previous musical gathering. on Friday after
noon, May 10th,
FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS OF TIE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
VIII participate and this, in connection with
me appearance OF the artists, will make one OF
the pleasantest features of the festival.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS AND MATINEEs
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
SINGERS TICKETS,
Lady 81. Gentleman, 80, admitting to Chorus
Seats only.
SINGLE SEASON TICKETS, 80.
Admitting to all Rehearsals, Matlnccs and Con-
certs.
Matinee tickets, 80 cts. Concert Tickets, IS cts.
Matinees commence precisely at az o'clock p.
m. Concerts AT p IN.
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SPEC IALT Il IS.
Five hundred and twenty-five trunks, very
low, having been bought before the rise In gold.
Two hundred and i've pairs Womens Side
Lace Boots, IL thread, at 81. Sizes from ~ 20 4.
One hundred and three pairs WOmens Boots,
button, 10 thread, at $l.G5.
TWO hundred pairs Mems Rubber Boots, all
kinds, at $500.
GRAND OVERTURE
In every department. Trouble TO commence nj
q. m. ana continue until o p. m. Nsn
+. W. WATKINS, WM p. CApy.
may1diw
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VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SECRETARy's OFFICE, !
Burlington, April, 1871
The Annual Session OF the
TEA G ii Frs INSTIT UTE
For RUTLAND COUNTY, win be held in the

foi heihANp SoeNif' VIII pc hciu III tnc
VILLAGE or WALLIyGFORD,
Commencing on Monday, May ~, at o'clock, D.
m, and closing on the Friday following.
Competent and experienced Instructors and
Lecturers will be present, and assist In conclud-
In the exercises.
The day sessions OF the institute VIII be de-
voted to the discussion and presentation OF
methods of organizing, classifying, governing
and teaching common schools.
A lecture may be expected each evening.
An examination for candidates for State Ger
tlncates Will be held during the session OF the
Institute.
superintendent are requested TO notify every
teacher In their respective towns and TO urge
them TO be present at every session OF the Insti-
tute.
All friends OF Education are invited to attend
Clergymen are respectfully requested to give
notice OF the Institute, from their pulpits.
Free return tickets Will be furnished TO all
who pay full fare on the Rutland Railroad In
coming 10 the Institute.
JOHN II. FRENCH
may2d&w2w Secretary.
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Political journals throughout the West
are quite generally pledging themselves
to oppose the reelection of any Congress
man who voted for the back salary.
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I INSURANCE.
BURNHAM IL TEMPLE.

We are Agents for the following first class
Fire Insurance Companies.
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furniture,

NJ Il L X s IL ARBER
AT NO. l, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
Keep full assortment OF the following
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
CRoCKERY,
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
FRENCH CHINA WARE,
TABLE GLASS WARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
JAPANNED WARE
PAINTED TOILET SETS,
BRITANNIA WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
PAPER nANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
TAsSEI.s AND CORDS,
LAMPS AND LANTERs,
GAS FIXTURES,
STONE WARE,
Wholesale and Retail,
LAMP CIIIMNEYS and BURNERS,
Wholesale and Retail.
HOUSE BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
PLANT POTS,
PLANT BRACKETS,
CARPET swEEpERs.
Manufacturers of
MATTRESSES and LOUNGES, and
GENERAL UPnOLSTERING
may1dtf DONE TO ORDER
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WRAPPING PAPER.

Merchants using printed wrapping Will do
well TO consult us before ordering, as we make
as low figures as New York or Boston Houses
and give better accommodations IN asserting
freight. GLOBE PAPER co.
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7 r'W4 rIafT1Tv NJ IsNNU, ' T'
commencing on Monday Eve, May H. and clos
| ing Friday Eve, May i6, 1873, under the direc-
| ti0n Of the celebrated conductor
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-09

MISS MOWER
Invites the ladies' TO call and examine a sple
did assortment OF
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
RIBBONS, LACE Wells AND BARBEs,
Thread and Gulpure Laces, Swiss Ties, Zephyr
and Worsted Embroideries, HAMBURG
Edgings, Passamentcres, Hair
switches and Curls,
Gloves COrsets,
And q fun line of
LADIES AND INFANTS UNDERWEAR,
myldim
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These are the best known OF all the companies
represented In Rutland, and since we have
the citizens or Rutland and vicinity than all
other companies combined.
This record proves their stability and their
Willingness TO pay all proper claims.
We confidently expect continuance OF the
liberal patronage which these companies have
always received.
We also represent the Travellers Life and Ac-
cident Insurance Company. We give better
and cheaper policy than any other Life com
pany.
Cali and see.
BURNIIAM & TEMPLE.
Onlce, Opera House, Rutland, VI.
may1dly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-16
r,c xu,Lux Troubles iii Kentucky.

C,xcix<Arl, September IA prominent
citizen of Cincinnati. who has been spend
inr several days in the kut;luX region OF
Kentucky. returned last evening. Tie re-
ports The couniry quiet, and the people
ready to talk fred. about their troubles.
They claim that the accounlS Of affairs given
recently in .rttcis 10 the Louisville CotH1"'-
,lo,Du0i are much exaggerated, and that
the tro,!tlcS Will be stopped hy the course
of law. one prominent lawyer stated
that he had no doubt deere was Il large ur-
canizaticn OF kuk,uN. but that many OF
lbcm were respectable citizens who had no
sympathy with msrauacrs: tnat within len
DAYS full di,ci ,>,lrc> would be made oi The
secrets al he order, and those Who have re-
p,n,, d of their connection with il Nould us
si.t ia >rpprc,>ing il. The idea o! martial
llw i, not rrl,hcd by amy one. \ well
known lawyer ~ owen county asserted that
,hr,. was na established order, and that the
offenders were mercy COMMON tl:IcIr> and
lnurdrrcrS.
The Owen county authorities say that the
murder of lt!c negro WhilcS,onc is the only
one which has taken place in their county.
Two OF those charged with the murder were
acquitted ut The preliminary examination,
and three Others escaped from jail week
ago, but they afterwards gave themselves up
to the authorities, declaring they could prove
an altti. Their examination Is set down Tor
tomorrow, and it is thought they VIII De
bound over. The Owen county people as
sert that all concerned in this outrage are
former members of the Federal army.
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sramu Lodge OF Odd-Fc,lows.

BALTIMORE, September 15.--The Grand
Lodge of Udd.FeIlows is in session here,
DepI,ty Grand Sire Durham, of Kentucky,
presiding. Forty -one grand lodges have re-
ported, and thirty-one grand cncampnlents
are represented.
The Grand Sccrctary's report embraces
the years 1871 and 1872. 1t shows the num-
her of lodges in lSI to have been 1922 i'll
1872, 5,0i5; increase, 1913. limitations in
1871, 1921; 1872, 59,25O; increase, 1898.
Revenue OF Grand Lodge and Grand En-
campmeut in 1871, s3lo,OO9.53; 1872,
$40, OLLIE; increase. $9Sl, o61.59. Relief
of Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment in
ISL. 81 ,o92 ,U95.42: 1872, Sl,jO3, LAO; in
crease, Sill,375 oS. Members in 1871, 32',.
81; 1872 $50, 097; increase, 1920.
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a,oclStugisalis.

LARGE MEETING or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BETWEEN wiTHEEs AND EAMsDE!L AND f'L'"'
Especial telegram 10 the Di'ratch'l
U,ru,s,Ss,-uG, VA. ciG ALEXANDRIA, v a.,
September l3.-This being ronf1'aa! neie'
there was a tremendous out-louring oil inc
nco,le-euch gathering As was never seen
here. Withcrs met Ranl>dcll ana fui'H'
and utterly demolished them. Ills TRIUMPH
was TIC most complete ever witnessed At
th;, MACE. The people were overjoycd, and
viii give the ola-Gsshioncd najority oil three
,,o,,.ani. The discussion WAS courteous
ard .,oo,..h,lmorrd but the agony Of Rams
dell and Futtz was painf1l even 10 Con-
,r,yati,es. Good ci!ccr from old Rocking
ham.
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Srf EvEroEr, September 1l.-ThH disease
prevailing hc!c is the genuine yc!low-1eVcr.
The >ud.icn change IN the weather Is unia,
vofabi". There is great need OF nurses and
,acuc;. The Howard Association have a.
suranc,s tina, nurses, doctors, anu druggists
are jming from New Orleans.
Five hundred arc down with the disease.
one hundred and iorty-siX have died. Twen-
ty-iovr whites died yesterday.
LGi.st.---ix hundred are down with the
fever.
Lu,cI-Wiid rumor> prevail here in re-
card 10 the yciIOw-ievcr. Til" trains are
crowded with people fleeing from the scene
OF the -cui:r.r Details arc understandable,
but it is certain it is spreading in the city.
Two undcilakcrS report twelve lnterment>,
nine of which are from yeilow-tever.
The latest from Shreveport i, that the
fever il unalalted. Five OF six men III the
telegraph Office have the fever, two of whom
are dead. Thirty to forty people die daily.
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AUfrTON SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By w. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate agent,
corner Eleventh, and Bank streets.


Y,RUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 SMALL FARM
/ OFTWEETY-sEvES AND OSE-FOURTH
ACRES, On THE BROOK TURNPIKE TWO
AND A QUARTER MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOSD, IN THE COUNTY OF HES.iCO.-Ey
virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO certain trus-
tees with power In either Of them to act. bear
ing date or the eth day OF March. 1882, duly record
ed In the clerks Office of Henrico County Court.
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 2slh Gay Of
OCTOBER 1870, in the case Of Gordons administrator
against Rose aud others, which decree has recently
been confirmed by the Court OF Appeals the UNDER
signed acting Trustee, will proceed 20 sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY the
25th day OF September, 1873, at O'Clock Z. b. If
fair ii not, on the next fair day thereafter. the
TRACT OK PARCEL OF LAND conveyed by the
said deed, containing TWESTY-SEVFN AND
Sand In Charles Coplands pianl. lying In the
county of IcnrIco on the east side OF the Brook
turn pike and extending back 10 The Old road. and
adjoining the lands OF Mrs. St1nsbury and others.
On one Of the lots there Is comfortable dwelling
bou.c and the usual ou.-buiIdiEgs, q well Of good
wafer, and M excellent orchard.
The said land will DC divided into two or more
parcels, Is may be deemed best ut the hour OF sale.
his property IS located In desirable aud i!nproy
ing part Of the county. and Is well adapted for a
market garden or dairy farm.
Terms: While the deed requires CASH sale, vet
am authorized Ivy all the parties In any manner in-
tcrcstnd to alter them to onc-iort OF the purchase
money payable In cash the balance In equal paT-
mcnls at six, twelve, and eighteen months fpr ne
gotiabe notes with SIX per ccl;sum per annum In
terest added, and the title TO lie retained uh'l the
whole purchase money Is fully paid
JAMES PLEASANTS.
sa1sIsS ,ftds Acting Trustee.
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By recent statement Of the Royal In
.urance Company, of London, the invested
assets of the company are shown to be ST.,
600. 900. The company declared dividend
to stockholders on the business of 1872 OF
twenty per cent, in addition to which $500;
900 was added TO the fire-reservc fund, ana
this after paying sl,ooo,oO0 in Boston and
large sums in other cities. The company
has established agencies in all parts OF the
civilized world. thus giving it the beneilt OF
much more favorable general average thah
it could otherwise have. The immense
wealth Of its stockhoIders--at least S'oo,ooo,.
oOo-is, by the unlimited liability clause Of
its charter. absolutely pledged rs additional
security to poIicy-hoIders, circumstance
which must give the public increased corl,,
drncc in the ability Of the ROYAL 10 meet all
is liabilities. -Bu!iiol0rc Cnde'1rrster.
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spccrR,cs by s;aner:si A@:ni'cr, Ex-UoS-
,r.s.or Smith. and others.

Especial telegram to the liNpatch.i
Dyrilv. VA, september lJ.---Gcnclal KEN
per. cx-t;ovcrnor William smith, ana Colo
mel G!mln addrr>>cla Ergcand enthusiastic
mcciiu. al Marion to-day. General hcmpcr
was rcnm,td tonight, when speeches we're
mad: in response hy General Armper' Colo
mel Gilman, Judge Nowlin. and General
Jams \. WALKER. General kcmpcr anu
ni,ty leave tomorrow tor Giles Courthouse,
where they speak.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Spain
PANS, September lj.-A dispatch from
thc frontier reports that the Carllsts nave
defeated General Santapan Lorna, between
Gayas and Vidarga. The Republicans sui
rcrcd severely. aud lost two guns. The
army Of the North is badly crippled by this
reverse.
The Carli>ts arc investing Talosa.
Private DISPATCHES deny the Car'ist Ylcto'
rics in the north. They claim that the car
Isis we're defeated with great slaughter.
The Carlis.s bad $4,000 and the Republicans
IL, geo in the battle.
England.
LosDoy. September 15.-Ihc walls q
building in the Town of stone house, D5-
youshire, which had been recently bufnec,
fell this morning, killing eight persons ana
irin:ing several others.
The Court OF Aldermen lave come 10 ice
conclusion that the charge of bribery against
the wardcrs Of Newgaic, in connection WIN
the plot for the escape OF the Bank OF Eng
land roreers. are uDfounded. The Amerl-
cans who were arrested for an attempt 70
hrihe have been discharged from CUSTODY,
and the warClers restored TO their duties.
4 number of English emiSrants to Brazil
have returned. They comploin OF 9rea'
hardships and unfaithtuncss OF The emlsra'
ton agent.
Franco
HAvRB. September 15.-The DUKE oe
Reausaris, the husband Of Queen Christine
Of Spain, is dead.
Persia.
TsunnAN, September 14.-By order or Inc
Shah. the Grand Vizier, who accompanied
his Majesty on his recent visit 10 EUROPE
has been sent to prison.
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Esnfis.

fHCSr AH0 coin WEAGNEH-TE0PLE Al III"
SPRINGS FOLlfICS.
rSpccia. telegram to the D>p'ch.l
HEALING STRINGS, VA, September It.
Jack Frost made liz appearance here TINS
morning in tuIi rcgimcn'a'>. Inc toef-
p,omc.cr stood 81. Crops not damaged.
The COMPANY At rEc various springs I'D
this Valley will average ore hundred until
October.
THIS county is alive politically. Lightner
In, no opposition for reelection to The Legs-
iat;lTp,