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81 FROM LOUDEN,
Loss OF Life.-Two Tragic OCCur.
renCoo.

LouDEN, Feb. I'd, 1854.
Our town recently experienced the
saddest event ever chroniclcd IN its his
tory, in the case Of one Of our highly
esteemed young men being found
drowned in the creek short distance
from town. He had been quite unwell
for several DAYS previous to his death,
At times del,rious, requiring constant
watching and great effort to keep him
in his room; but even this failed, for on
Thursday morning Jan. s2d) about 5
O'Clock his mother, who was watching
with him, was suddealy startled with
the thought Of "where Is Nicholas:"
and upon turning toward Inns bed Us.
covered he was missing. II SCENE that
she had fallen into doze not more
than i've or ten minutes before, during
which time he arose, put on his vest,
Che had his pants on) cap and sllppors
and escaped. Tho alarm was promptly
given and in few minutes nearly every
man in town wss ont with his lantcrn
searching every available hiding-place.
some wsfc sent out with sleighs intO the
country dispatches were sent 70 neigh
l,orlng towns, but evsrv e6oEt 70 dnd
HIM proved fruitless until between 8
and Q o'clock he was found dead, a.
above stated. He seems to have gone
directly from his house to the stEsam,
which was bank full at the time. while
his parents. brother and Sisters mourn
the loss of kind and affectionats son
and brother, Louden mourns the loss Of
one Of her best citizens. 49,
In less than . week from this tsasical
event occurred . heart rending aocideae.
Mrs. Beadle, who vas engaged In ssw.
ing until . late hour in tbs night, told
her little girl-or rather her sisters, Who
was living with her-ab.ut six ysass
old, TO hfiag the oil can that she might
kindle the IRE. which she supposed wos
entirely extinct. 6ho broaehs the co
and begun to pour its contents iato the
stove when il ignitsd, burst the can.
completely satursting tho clothes Of
Mrs. B., who MAS sitting near tho stove.
With the combinsd efforts Of her mus
band, who ct the time was sick in bed,
and two young men who ssw the Dire
from the depot, the frc WAS exiting ulshed.
but not in time to save the life Of Mrs..
B., who died tho next night. Tho little
girl Vas badly burned. though net htal.
". Mrs. d. ieaves . hu6b6oa With
whom Nc heartily aynpethlxsl % hi6
bereavement. Surely I'm the midst OF
life We are In death
Our =. 8. mass meeting, which was
announced Q week ago last Sabbath,
WAS postponed, on account afa f0DesAl,
until next Sabbath, Feb. 9Th. Exercises
to be the same % previously annseseeA,
Also q 8. B. conccft Will be gwen II slse'
NJ. e. church on Friday evening Feb.
l 18th. consisting Of Songs, Declamatioas.
Tableaux, &c We anticipate good
audience. DO not disappoint us.
Xxx,
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ACCORDING to the Rsps69ican .
young man applied for admission to
the bar during the late terrn of Dis
trict conrt .at Iowa City, and, Is Is
customary in ssch cases, ! committee
was appointed BY Judge Rothrock to
interrogate him on questions Of law.
One of the members of the committee
asked the budding Blackstone Or
Kent what punishment would the
law inflict on man who committed
suicider To which he replied,
~Well, l suppose he would be COM
PEELED to support the child"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Business changes makes it neccssa-
ry for the undersigned to open new
books after the LIST inst. and TO sestIs
all accounts up to that date al once.
Persons indebted upon subscription,
Job work or for advertising-and es-
pecially leyasadvertising will please
take note Of this, as our matters are
so NUMEROUS and small that It will be
impossible for us to do otherwise
than put them in the hands Of col
lector after waiting reasonable time
for their settlement here.
MCLFoRp & LoNGEIY.
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-Parlor suits at Alden's.

THE regular meetings Of Pleasant
Valley Grange, No. %, Patron Of
Husbandry, Of Iowa, are held on the
Saturday evening Of, or immediately
proceeding the full moon, in each
month. Visiting Brethren and Sis
tiers always welcome.
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BEST white kerosene o5 cts. at Al
den's.

Is. LANG tells us that his old books
are full, and that he does not propose
continuing any of the accounts over
into new ones. Consequently all
who are indebted on account for
1873 must call and settle by cash or
note without delay. 3w-5
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DISTRICT SABBATH SCHOOL Con-
vENTIoN.-We gladly comply with
the request to publish the following,
which explains itself:
DAVENPORT AND MuscATINE.
January 3Oth, 1874.
Dear Sir and Brother.
You are particularly invited TO at
tend the Third Sunday School Con-
yention Of the Second District, for
year 1884, to be held at De Witt,
in the Baptist Church, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. is,
II and 18th. The Second District
embraces the counties Of Muscatine,
Scott, Cedar, Clinton, Jones and
Jackson, and it is expected that SUM-
day Scnool workers from each Of
these counties will participate in the
convention. The first convention Of
this district year, held at Muscatine
in December, was a very interesting
meeting. The second, held at Wyo-
ming on the 1922 insts., was still
more earnest in spirit and profitable
in results. We hope for even a
richer repast Of spiritual things at
De Witt. Your personal interest is
urgently solicited. Come and bring
your fellow Sunday School workers
with you. Please give notice in your
school and church. Ask all to come
praying for Gods blessing.
Eminent Sunday School workers
are expected to address the conven-
tion, as per programme to be had Of
your county secretary.
The convention viii open at z
o'clock, Monday evening, Feb. 10th,
1874. Fraternally yours,
EDWARD RUSSELL, Pres.
HENRY Hoover, Secretary.
GEORGE w. BARCLAY, Secretary
Cedar County Sunday School Asso-
citation.
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FROW ~ 01A2Rl.
| IL H9.-.. - q
T. ~ sft - oeie9 maoS 20
sehse mons1scx I'd zkAlpx0 thu
tIsl4,d), township. for The dlssricts =.
dnd9 = - 9lse - 1q4pA
neat sS1toa. eAG - J es
not commsaee fer ssEeeals yeefs yst,
Il win - aeppd Ting - t1ob4 &aidcts
that Ar fhx1onAesz n0Qs ~ vaz0 =
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Picture frames 1t Aldsn's.

n EAGLE Grange, No. 63,has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Master, VIM. Fultz; Moscow,
Iowa; Secretary, E. L. Weed, Sugar
Greek Mills, Cedar county, lows.
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ray were hsassily 'eiyss A. -. 'HseoA
ton; ~hereupon Mr.. n. Vas 8 oncs
made Eshs r,sipas = Iefsss,s 1874
menl. = : =
Mr.. Hoaghton deserves due PRAISE Tor
the libsfslity 40 ths ssyls 10 - y ~
supper, for hs ssvs1 ss,sAse szpsnss nor
trouble 70 msee tAs wishes ara sxpscta-
tion Of the pArtAkers; he tAhIs, % 70
speak. was groanlng under its load"
Samuel Yule acted - Prsddsnt, n Ais
usual aAabls way Psssscs dscorua pre-.
vailed through The wAols prssssllngs.
Great praise Il dns % IL coanitsss up.
on arrangements who NJ - rsspoaai-
bility of the whole affair; they eoadnct-
ed their business with a6ability and
firmness. Tho President then iatlmatsd
that the proceedings would close BY Sing.
ing Auld-laag-Syne- ~ asdisnos.--
The President then informed the aud.
iencs that thslr pan iwas done. and that
they would not be responsible Tor more;
bue those Of You who wish to strip the
fantastic toe had m opportunity 70 do
90. rnA
Mr.. Murray then intimatsd thAt II any
one wished to Join the Cedar County g.
Andrews Society, they now had An op-.
portunity to do so-of which twsofy-tNOa
avAiled themselves
The officers chosen. were: VIM. Shear
er, President; Jos. Patterson. 1st3 Vice
President; Geo. Pirie. I'd Vics President;
Jas. Finlay. Secretary; Ferguson Chap
pcsl, Cor. Secretary; Jas. Grels, Treas.
urer; Rev. A. K. Baird, Chaplain.
WV. MARSHALL, Sec'y.
Jan. 3ist, 1874.
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PRoTEcTIoN.-Thc patent rubber
weather strip, or flexible threshold,
now offered by Reichert Bros. afford
absolute protection against the ad-
mission of water or snow, or even Of
cold air, under doors where they are
employed. So cheap q protection
against 80 great trouble and incon-
venience win be sought by every one.
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AMOS C. DoRcAs, son Of Andrew and Mary
Dorcas, and sOn.in-la Of Mr.. and Mra. yn0.
Eaher died at his fathers residence, In Red
Oak grove, Cedar county. Iowa, Jan. 18th. in
the 9Sth year of his age.
He leaves q wife and three small children,
with many relatives to mourn their loss.
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! NoTIcE.-Cord wood for sale in
Red Oak at private bargain at a
per cord in the timber. Apply to
John Scrogee, Red Oak. John Chap
pel will point out the wood. 3w3
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llsstias Of County oDsnea.i

An a4ijourned msetings Of the
County Council p. Of Il. viii be hald
at Upton, on Saturday. Feb'y 2lst,
1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Subostli-
nate Oranges to be represented by
two delegates Is pei. Articles of In
corporation, adopted Jan'y 3lst, 1874,
Credentials of delegates TO be signed
BY Master and Secretary Of their r.
speetivc Oranges. .fufs I Fa,uos
81 81 s. II. w. BAILEY, PreAos
s, e. p. FrRsr. Sec.n Ie8sl1isi}s ygA
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EICHER-MoCRACKEN At the resi-
dence Of the ofiiciatfng clergyman, in Iowa
Decker, Mr.. David Eicher and Niss Nancy
McCracken, both Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Furniture all kinds At Alden's.

+ The Master and Secretary elected
BY Oak Hill Grange, No. 40, for the
year 1874, arc q fcllCws: Nastef, l.
ID. Dickenson; Secretary, E. w. Coe,
Clarence, Iowa.
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i. sae eep. remsy sintAs ~tsd ii ~ ySlo~ias
csAp,A.nts, We Cramps IN The ljRhs end stom-
ach Bowels % a1des RhAam1ainA In ~ - 1oems
Dinious Collie. Neuralgia Cholera, Dysentery Colds
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal Com
plants. Sprains and Bruises, Chtiis and Fever.
foe Internal and External use.
Ita opernsion IL not only to relieve the patient
hit entirely removes the cause OF the complaint.
IL penetrates md pervades the whole syetana,
ssofing he.nhy acaion 70 all - pare, ~ qsick-
enfng the blood. gs7 7 Z. - II : Z
The Heaseheld PaRacea IL purely veeeta.
BILE and All Healing rs EAtsA
f7I9epased by tAf2&
No, 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Fas Saie NJ all dvissists. :1 -
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Co. FAIR.-At the meeting of the
Directors Of the Cedar County Fair
Association, Monday, the list Of pre-
miums to be offered at the next an
nual exhibition was revised and
fixed. The changes made from last
years list were not many, but some
Of them quite important. The pro-
vision permitting but half the pre-
MUM to be paid in cases where there
is no competition was repealed.
Thus ono fruitful cause Of complaint
last year is removed. Another will
be remedicd by the adding to the
proper classes certain. premiums
which were omitted thus throwing
many good animals and articles into
the discretionary list. These omis-
sions,, which were most noticeable in
the classes on Swine, will all be re-
paired in the new list. Quite num-
Der Of additions were made to the
different classes exhibited in the
Hall-cspecially to Household Manu-
features. The question Of premiums
for speed-horse trotting and run
ning-which has always been bone
Of contention, was settled to the ap-
parent satisfaction Of I'll and with no
dissention. The whole amount 81
money offered in this connection was
reduced; several races were entirely
dispensed with; the pacing and dou-
bic team, premiums were replaced in
the list; and bigger money offered
for the sweepstakes trot than last
year.
Z Altogether it is believed that the
list 10 Be offered for the Fair Of 1874
may prove more satisfactory to the
body Of farmers in the county than
evcf; md il Il hoped with great con-
fdepce that they viii generally take
hold and give, the enterprise that a.
sistance which can alone make it
properly represent such county rs
old Cedar. ss .s' IN. f's's
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-Queensware ct Aldsn's.

CONE AND SErTLE.-Pcrsons hav-
ing unsettled accounts with us will
please notice that we want them to
settle the same either by cash or
note Immediately.
If DEAN, fNGMAN & You've.
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ssBoM IT Dowx."-Somothing like
this, from the Iowa Stute Rcgister, i
always in order. The contributor or
correspondent who has learned how
to s'boil it down" lisa gem, Jewel;
and the man who froths over al the
spare paper he can reach is usually a
bore:
1--WE must ask our correspondents,
and insist upon it, that they make all
their communications brief. We
have now upon our table over huR-
bred letters, hardly any of them less
than column long, and some of them
three times longer. They are too
long to print. Half of them would
have been published before this if
they had been short. Those who
have been waiting to see their arti-
cles in print may know from this the
reason of non-appearance. Nor can
we undertake to return manuscripts.
A person has to write an astonishing
" poor article, il it is not published
If it is short. As to frightfully long
articles we never know whether they
arc good or not, for we never read
them, and would not If we had leis-
ure and nothing at all to do. Put
your articles on one sheet Of letter
paper and you'll be surprised to see
how soon it will be published. IF
you write fourpages look out for it
in print within three or four days.
Make it five pages, and its IN even
chance il it gets published or not
String it out over six or eight or ten
pages and you need never look forit,
for there's only one chance in thous-
and Of its being primed-the same as
there is only one person in a thousand,
if it is printed who will ever think of
reading anything 80 long.
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NV. S. Andrews is rising star of
the lecture system. His success dur
ing the present season in New Eng
land has been unprecedented. He
will, doubtless, remain fixed star of
the Lyceum. "-lSyrac,1se Nv. ~
Daily Standard.
"Mr. Andrews is speaker pleasing
1t all times, and possessing voice
which is capable of the most varied
infection, and easily attuned to the
various dialects which he 50 success
fully portrayed" *-Lockport
Daily Union.
80 Mr.. Andrews has been
peculiarly happy in his selection Of
anecdotes as those introduced last
evening, were fresh and very funny.
The Falstaffian darkey and the Irish
mans pledge took best with the au-
dicnce; but those illustratives Of the
keen satire of the Scotch were fully
up to them in keen wit. The readi-
ness with which the speaker changed
from the broad Yorkshire dialect of
John Brodie, to the nasal twang of
Artemus Ward in his lecture upon
Utah, gave proof Of . wonderful nat
ural ability at mimicry. Boston
Daily Globe.
as Tho above are some of
the many enconiums which we might
quote upon the next lecturer in the
Upton course, Hon. w. 8. Andrews.
Mr.. A. everywhere meets with the
appreciation indicated above, and we
in Upton may consider ourselves
particularly fortunate in having nm
opportunity to hear one whose won
derful success in this, his 6rst lecture
season, will probably put him out Of
our reach in the future. First class
Evolutionary ability is seldom COM
bined with rare and fine humor rs in
the case Of Mr.. Andrews, and no cit
izen Of Upton and vicinity who feels
within himself the capacity to enjoy
& God thing" should fail to be pres
ent at the City Hall and hear him.
Remember the time, Thursday even
ing, February 18th, 1874.
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the value OF So and "a and embsscs
almost every conccivcablc article OF
household economy. The happy tick
ct holding crowd pressed round the
stages and the prizes were rapidly
announced and handed out. ss4
Feeling no doubt the urgency Of
the case, the ADvKRTIseR ticket was
rewarded with half dozen of soap.
Pm. Vest offered that s'family
brush" for sale cheap. He says
there's too many broom sticks shout
home now.
The man who drew the s.iewcl
casket" thought himself in luck be-
cause he didn't need look up jewel
to put in it.
Will Rankin, who has been sus-
pected this winter Of being . little
spooney,.wss convicted to the extent
Of half dozen.
10 Muzzy thought it was all a cod,
and Al Wirick is looking for some
one to bake up his sack OF flour.
Don Casad is about ready TO go to
housekeeping has . very pretty
handkerchief box; and several fcl-
lows are to-day purchasing sets of Ia
bic ware to match odd salt-cellan
and spoon holders.
The first evening the capital prize
which is awarded by putting al
the numbered tabs in nat, shaking
them up and letting blindfolded
girl reach in for the lucky onc-was
drawn by Geo. Mcfarland "A walnut
dressing case. Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lang received the go green
back.
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Popular illustrated book (300 lpAges)
on M.nhoed Wepanh Hs(riele
rmpedhn1eufA tD AAfft4eS - .sCAnoe
and cuee sAnu4 securely sealed. post
raid for SO cts, by DR.. G. Whittier, GIT
81. Charles Street. st. Louis. NO.. thu
great specialist. Read bis works. BY
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GRANGE SECRETARIES throughout
this county, who would care to see in
the ADvERTIsER standing notice of
the time Of their respective meetings,
together with the name and address
Of each Secretary, will please send US
the necessary information. The old
directory and notices published last
year, were taken out Of the paper be-
cause change in the name of the OH
GERS and the times Of the meetings had
made the whole thing SO grossly in
correct that it was worse than moth
ing. tt
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GRANGE DIREcToRY.-We here
with put in rs good form rs we can
arrive at the Grange notices which
have been sent us up to this time.
Some Of them lack the time of regu-
lar meetings. Please supply us with
that in each case. We should like
to make Of this complete Directory
for Cedar county-giving the name,
Sccretary's name and address, and
time of regular meeting, Of every
Grange in the county. We should
think some one in each community
would feel sufficient interest in the
matter to furnish the necessary in
formation. and hope they will do SO
soon. And not only this but any
items Of news or topics for thought
in this connection viii be very &C.
ceptable. We desire to make the
ADVERTISERS as useful and as inter
esting to all the citizens of Cedar
county as possible; and if, as we
think, . large number of them take
interest in this direction, they will
surely step up and help us here.
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Glassware very low At Alden's.

All those indebted to L. Jen-Ss
nings' meat market are requested to
settle up Immediately with Ed Nc
Curdy. If
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FROM sTANwOOD.
The Burms' Anniversary.

The one hundredth and fifteenth ami
versary of the birthday Of Robert Burns
WAS celebrated at Stanwood, on Monday
evening. Jan. Goth, 1874 According to
programme supper about seven O'Clock.
Mr.. Murray, from Clinton, acted as
chaplain. Address to the Haggis, by
Geo. Safely.
Aftor supper the house was called to
order by the President, Samuel Yulc,
who made few appropriate rcmaks.-
He explained about the birth of the po-
ct, referring to the legend IN the song:
"There was lad, was born in Kyle;
Our monarch's hindmost year one
Was Eve and twenty days begun;
T was then blast o. Januar's wind,
Blew handscl in on Robin"
He went on to mention the state of the
weather in which he was born; it was
in the midst of winter storms that this
i'll fated genius first saw the light. We
ere told, that BY = storm part of the ga
bic to the cottage was blown down when
tho poet was only nine days old; his
mother and himself were forced to be
carried through the storm toa neigh
bors house where they stayed TIL! their
own dwelling was adjusted.
Instrumental music by Charles FoOtc,
Mr.. Free, and Gordon Dallas. Song
There was lad who was born in Kyle
was sung with much feeling, BY VIM.
Shearer, Of Clarence. Music at inter.
walls, by Dallas. Foetc. and Free.
Scntiment--"1o the memory Of Rob-
crt Burns, Scotla's immortal Bard" Re-
Spouse by Murray, Of Clinton. He also
went on TO mention great many Of
6cotlands worthless, who he said were far
ahead Of Burns, bu. consider the circum-
stances that he was poor illiterate man.
and brought up to the pillow. Sir Walter
Scott was reared In the higher circles,
and had the best education that could
be attained; whereas Burns labored un.
der moro unfayorable circumstances, and
taking these things INTO consideration,
excelled any Of them.
Next sentiment - Scotland" Re.
Spouse BY John Moi. who illustrated his
subject by several amusing anecdotes.
Recitation "Cotter's Saturday Night"
by Murray, with pathos.
america, the land or our adoption
Response by Joseph Patterson.
Song-"Star span9led banner" was
conducted BY Amos Miller, Of 3lcchan-
icsville. 'a4'--' =
Sentiment The Genius of Scot i.
land" Response BY 8. n. Malsy. s. w
Song-"A mans man for q thai"
BY VIM. Shearcr II
6entiment-"Honcst men and Doa-
ME lasses:" Response BY Amos Miller.
Music on Bagpioes- by John Sansy, ".
Tam O'Shanter" was sAeu % well rem.
dered BY Mr.. Murray, - d keep the
audience In roars Of laughter.
Volunteer songs and ssntimsnts fol-
lowed here more numerously than I can
follow in detail. Among them were
@Come Under my Plaidie:"by Mr. Shear
er. Upton song-'Ths Grinding ef the
Ak" by Mr.. Free. Ny Good Wife and
Il" by Mr.. Alien. 'Robbic Txmson's
6nithie;" by Gordon Dallas, etc. Alex
Fsrgusoa then performsd Tho Sword
dance; and Messrs. Ferguson, Moir, and
Narshall, the Highland Fling.
The President called attention TO the
fact that Mr.. Free. who had bean cheer-
ing 10 with music, was unfortunately
blind, and : collection for him raissd
el3 45. sgst
Three cheers called for by Mr.. Muir
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i Co. lounges 1t Aldes's.

A. r. SrARRETT - says that he
would like tn buy - 000 wsrth Of
good notes.
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Now Il the time to secure good resdfns
matter. Tho following very low rates are
offered for clubbing valuable periodicals.
with the ADvERT1sER-the cash for both 70
invariably accompany the order. with tho
further proviso that IL must In all casss pay
for the ADvKRrfsER one year In aAvaaes:
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Town AssKssoR.-The city Coun-
Gil ct its regular meeting Monday
evening, appointed Mr.. John O.
Westcott town assessor, vice Mr.. A.
Holtslander, resigned. While many,
no doubt, will Sc sorry that Mr..
Holtslander's business compelled the
resignation Of the Office to which he
was elected, there i every reason to
think that the council has selected in
his place : gentleman who can and
will perform the duties of this inn
portant but not very desirable Office
with fairness and accuracy.