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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
A Diary.

The following is record of the expert
ences of Rutlander who swore Off drink
ing rum at the commencement of the cen
tennial year
December 81. Went to bed drunk
soaked through.
January /. Swore off at twelve mid
night.
Six o'clock a. m. Shaking and hair
pulled.
Eight o'clock a. IN. Still worse and no
cocktail.
Ten o'clock p. m. No lettp to shake and
no food through day.
2. Vomiting-no food until night, then
one glass milk.
3. Teeth-ache and general depression !;
nourishment, slice toast and one glass of
milk.
Night. Went to bed had rat bite my
toe; didn't sleep cold sweat.
4. Worked three hours and gave up !;
rheumatism set in; went to bed and left
gas leaking.
8. Weak as rat looking out for Per-
kins.
6. Took cold more teeth ache; no APP
petite lost what little change had in vest
pocket.
7. Lost job work, and had dun to pay
old score.
8. Was sick had blues and couldn't
chew tobacco.
8. Appetite good, but food distresses me;
dull weather no rum; feet swell, head
aches, low spirited had four invitations to
drink choice article-never had invitation
when in habit Of drinking couldn't buy l,
| either
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The Dismissed Soldiers.
WAsHINGTON, Jan. 0

WASHINGTON, JAN 9.
After representatives Ford and Cason
had been serenaded last night for the inter-
eat manifested by them for the Union sol
dicrs in the bestowal of offices and emolu-
ments, as expressed in the resolutions
offered by them in the house of representa-
tives, those composing the procession
proceeded to the white house, and the com
mttee informed the president of their oh
ject. He appeared on the front portico
amid cheers, and said he was very glad TO
meet them, and gave the assurance that his
heart beat in sympathy with theirs, and
that he would do all in his power for the
Union soldiers Several of those who lost
their places under the recent organization
of the house have already been provided
with Office, and the others it is said are to
be cared for in some way.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
Prince Napoleon Running for Office.

PARIS, Jan. 3.
An active canvass is being made for the
Prince Napoleon in Corsica, where Goa
lition exists against the election of M.
Rouher. NJ. Olivier has issued an address
to the electors of the department of Var.
He declares that he is in favor of the alli-
ance of democracy and liberty by the hand
of a strong and national power. Referring
to the past, he says the emperor did not de-
sire to enter into conflict with Prussia. He
did all in his power to preserve peace, and
if the intrigues of the irreconcilables bad
not thwarted his plans and revealed his
movements to the enemy, if the people had
not been betrayed, and if the resources of
the country had not been dsorganized and
squandered by the revolution the army of
the Rhine would have been victorious.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
Whole Wheat Flour.

Until the present time ii has been con-
sidered an imposiblily to make Whole
Wheat Flour" as fine as as bolted -four.
But now Chicago, who prides herself as
doing what no other city can do, has put
another feather in her hat. There is a mill
in that city now, which makes a "Whole
Wheat Flour" (bran and everything com
plete,) of an equal flneness throughout.
Mr. w. Warren, the patentee, has worked
for years experimenting with the object in
view, and al last success has crowned his
efforts. The mills and patents sre owned
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A Card.

The undersigned desire to return their
grateful thanks to their neighbors and
friends for their kindness and aid during
the Illness of Mrs. Ida NJ. Winship, and
the sympathy rendered them in their hour
of bereavement and suffering.
w. FRANK WINsIuP.
L. NJ. Stills.
NIRs. NJ. b. STILES.
D,1tIapI Ion 1915
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsUINuTOE Jan Q-S n m

For New England and the middle states,
generally cloudy weather and rain, with
increasing southeast to southwest winds,
except northeast to southeast winds on the
New England coast during the night, and
falling barometer, followed by brisk and
high southwest t. northwest winds, rising
barometer and lower temperature during
Monday afternoon and evening.
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MADRID, Jan. o.
All a Mistake.

VIENNA, Jan. 8.
The Fremdenhlatt announces that it Is
enabled to state positively that the dispatch
from Vienna, in to-day's London Standard,
reporting that the Austrian government had
ordered all men here liable 10 military ser
vice to hold themselves in readiness to join
their respective corps at forty. eight hours
notice, is without foundation. Reserves
have neither been called out, nor has any
preparation been made for so doing.
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Fire Alarm Bells.

Fire alarm attachments aud new alarm
bells are to be placed on the houses of the
fire companies in Salem, N. Y. These
bells have caused little unpleasantness
among the various companies, owing prob
ably to the fact that one Of the bells is a
larger and better bell than the other. Now
all such causes for trouble will be obvi-
atpd
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That Billet-Why it is not Delivered.

PARIS, Jan. 8.
Count Audrassy's note regarding Turkey
has not yet been officially communicated
to the sublime porte. This, however, will
probably occur as soon as an understanding
has been arrived at between the signatories
of the treaty of Paris it France and Eng
land have not yet officially made known
their views in the matter. The delay seems
solely to have arisen through the tempo
rary absence from London Of Lord Derby,
the British foreign minister
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A BailiH Frustrated.

OTTAWA, Jan. 8.
Great excitement prevails in Hull, owing
to an attempt made Friday by creditors to
attach the property of L. b. Eddy, an in
solvent. Eddy, backed by large number
of Lis employees, prevented the bailiff from
taking possession, and the premises are
now guarded by 20 men. 1t is said the
militia will be ordered to protect the off,
GERS of the law in discharging their duty.
A writ of attachment was issued at the in
stance of Shilling, Whitney & Co, of
Boston.
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The Centennial and the Dairymen.

The Vermont dairymen's association. at
its coming session at Rutland. January 10,
90 and 81, should take into consideration
the subject of display of Vermont dairy
products by the association at the centen-
NAL at Philadelphia Vermont should feel
a pride in n display which shall be credita-
bic TO the advanced position of the United
States in the dairy interests Of the world.
Various methods have been suggested for
representing this industry. d, cisive ac.
ton should be taken by the meeting, and d
centennial committee appointed.
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Absconded.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 0.
A Kansas City special says d, j. O'Con-
nor, chief clerk in the freight department
of the Kansas CITY, st. Joseph and Coun-
Gil Bluffs railroad in this city, has abscond-
ed, leaving his cash account some $1,000
short
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
Ex.Wayor Hall Makes His Bow and
Retires.

New YORK, Jan. 0.
Ex-Mayor A. OaKey Hall appeared for
the last time, last evening. at the Paik
theatre and before crowded house. tie
made an address in which he thanked his
audience for the support he had received
from them. He sad that his enemies and
friends differed as to whether he could act
or not, that he had dropped legal harness
in vain, but found that he could die with it
on. Rumors have it that Mr.. Hall will
retire from the stage but it is also said he
will play in Albany, but Mr.. Hail will say
nothing about the matter. The managers
of Park theatre affirm that they have lost
money on the play.
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The Invited Churches Accept.

New YoRK, Jan. 0.
Ex-Judge Van Colt has heard from all
the churches invited to the mutual council.
All to whom invit atoms were sent have &C
cepted The List includes some of the
NEST celebrated clergymen in the denomi-
nation
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DEATHS.

SESSIONS-In Pomfret, Jan. 3, Hannah Ses-
slons, widow OF Adm Bugbee, aged 92 years
WiNSHIP-In Rutland, Jan. s, Ida NJ, wife OF
W. Frank Win hip, anu only child OF L. NJ
Stiles, aged % years.
WALLER-Saturday morning, Jan. s, at Rut.
land, mrs. Elizabeth A. Waller OF San Fran
cisco, Cal, ana daughter OF Henry Hodges,
late OF Clarendon.
Funeral at the house OF Dr. Cyrus Porter, at
O'Clock p. m, to-day. Relations and friends
are requested 10 attend.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

ODRSSA, Jan.
A train filed with military recruits ran
off the track yesterday, and plunged down
an embankment. The wrecked cars were
ignited before all the men could be ex,rica-
Gated, and many were burned to death.
The total number of killed is sixty-eight,
and fifty.six are injured, several of them
fatally
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The New Jersey Railroad War.

HoPEwRLL, N. j., Jan. 0.
AT the scene of the railroad war Lear
this place, the Instructions are all removed
and the track layers of both roads are re-
adjusting the frog into its proper position,
and are at work rolaying torn up rails
The war may be considered as virtually at
an end.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10

Tho circulation of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to. If not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
"Woekly Globe" is a half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont; and more than the combined circulation
Of all the ether woeklies in Rutland county.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
Attempted Suicide at Bennington.

Mrs. Henry Mcdonald Of Bennington
attempted suicide by taking strychnine Fri
day night. She and her husband, who is a
railroad conductor, have not lived happily
together for some time, and his i'll treat
ment of her has so worked on her sensitive
ness that she determined to perform the
rash act, and accordingly took the poison,
which she bought of druggist, telling him
she wanted to poison rats. The prompt
administration of emetIcs will probably
save her life.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

NKw YORK.. Jan. s.
Government bonds are quoted as active and
strong.
Money was quoted at sac per cent.
State bonds are quiet and steady.
Gold closed at 1881.
ocks are quoted as active and generally
strong. Wells express and Panama quoted
eX-div.
The city bank statement during the past week
is as follows: Loans, decrease, sl,OlS,s0o;
specie, increase, ss;9l0,SoO legal tenders, de-
crease s596,3Oo; deposits, Increase, s62i2,loO +;
circulation, decrease, 200; reserve decrease,
sl,J594T5
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A Strike.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 9.
Two battalions of carbineers have gone
to CharlerOi, where the strike continues.
The troops at the garrison of Brussels have
received orders to be in readiness to pro-
coed to Charleroi if their presence should
be required.
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Fires.
PoTTsyILLE, Pa, .

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, Jan. 0.
This morning the depot and telegraph
Office of the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road at Tucorora were burned to the
ground. Loss unknown. Supposed TO be
lncendiary.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 0.
John Welker's grocery store and Jacob
Hough's bakery, corner Genessee and JEFF
ferson streets, were burned early this morn
ing. Supposed to have been fired by an
incendiary. Loss $4,000. Insurance
$4,000 Five horses and one COW we're
burned.
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Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "
Friday evening George A. Fletcher, who
has been on trial for several days for kill
ing James Hanley, was convicted of MUIR
der in the first degree, the jury only being
out forty-6ve minutes. The trial excited
much interest here
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National Republican Convention.

b sroN, Jan. o.
The state republican convention Satur-
day appointed ex Governor Clafln sub
committee to secure the holding of the
next national convention at Boston.
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Steamers Arrived.

NEW YORK, Jan. 0. y
Arrived steamers Adriatic from Liver
pool, and Herman from Bremen.
ANTWERP, Jan. 9.
Steamer Vederland from Philadelphia
has arrived.
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Postal Decision.

BY recent decision of the postmaster
general, publishers have right to prepay
the postage at the usual rates on all papers
ordered to be sent from their offices for no
matter how short a time, if only for one
time.
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STRAIGHTFORWARD Verdict.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y. Jan. Q.
The coroner's jury in the case of the child
found dead in Goshen on Sunday last, rem
derel verdict to the effect that the child
was murdered by its mother, Sarah Coe.
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Bad Year for Criminals.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Jan. s.
Angus McIver. convicted at the last as
sizes of the murder of George Atkinson
aud the attempted murder of Baptiste Cha
rette, was hanged this morping.
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viii Try the Cuban Insurgents at
Long Range.

New York, Jan. 0.
The following specials are published TO-
day
MADRID, Jan. o.
The Spanish government has ordered
from Herr Krupp foundry, at ESSEN, six
elovcn-inch breech-loading ete,l cannon,
with 600 rounds of ammunition, for deliv-
cry in Cuba at the earliest moment The
contract has been made at the special re-
quest of General Jovelar Each gun will
cost 100000
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Released.

BERLIN, Jan. 0.
A telegram from Moscow says that DR..
Strousburg, the bankrupt railway conduct
or, has been released from prison on the
condition that he will remain IN Moscow
until his trial has terminated
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Heavy Sentence.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 0.
VIVA. Thompson, convicted Of an out
rage in March last on girl 12 years OF age,
was yesterday sentenced to 81 years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
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Accident to Lord Carrinetop.

LUCKNOW, Jan. o.
While the Prince of Wales and his party
were out on pig sticking expedition to-
day, Lord Darlington met with an accident
by which his collar bone was broken.
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Denied by Authority.

FARIs, Jan. 0.
The constitution newspaper is authorized
to deny that Minister Buffet has made any
communication to the press relative to the
candidates favored by the government.
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Substantial Sympathy.

LONDON, Jan. 0.
The Duke of Norfolk, president of the
Catholic association of Great Britain calls
for subscriptions to aid the prosecuted Ger
man priests. The duke subscribes s5 900
and Cardinal Manning $1,000.
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Recaptured

ST JOSEPH, Mo, Jan. 0.
Frank Brown, convicted Of murder, who
with several other prisoners escaped from
Jail IN this city on October 2Sth, has been
recaptured at Muskogep, |. T and fetched
back here. There is no clue as yet to the
whereabouts of the prisoners who escaped
with him.
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Snow Storm.

MADRID, jan. 9.
There has been heavy fall of snow in
Ginpuzia which impedes all military opera
lions in that province.
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From Washington.
.'NRECOGNIzED.
nv

UNRECoGNIzED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.
The anniversary eff the battle OF New Or
leans received no distinctive recognition
anywhere in this city.
AT a meeting Friday evening money was
subscribed and otner steps taken to en-
deavor to secure the holding of the presi-
Dental nominating convention in this city.
TO BE INVESTIGATED.
There is to be an investigation into some
of the accounts of Mr.. Mcpherson, ex-clerk
of the house. 1t is claimed that he has
paid excessive prices for some of the ar
ticles purchased for the house.
FREEDMEN's BANK DIFFICULTIES.
The Freedmep's bank representatives
have filed bill for the sale Of the Chris
tian association building at the corner of
Ninth and d streets, to pay the amount
loaned by the bank toward the erection of
the building. The case has been argued
and submitted, but not decided.
CENTENNIALIsM.
The light infantry corps are making ar
engagements to Visit the centennial exhibition
The encampment of uniformed patriarchs
of the !. o. o. f. of this city is consider
ing plan to visit. the centennial exposi-
ton in body, and at a meeting of the en-
campment last night, centennial COM
mittee was appointed
NAVAL HEADQUARTERS AT PORT ROYAL,
The concentration of the naval vessels
at Port Royal, $. c., is in pursuance of a
general plan of the secretary of the navy
to make that place the headquarters of the
North Atlantic station, as it presents many
advantages over any other port on the AT
lantic coast. Vessels rendezvoused there
Gan reach Cuban waters in AZ hours. 1t is
the policy of the secretary of the navy to
have our home squadron larger than any OF
those abroad, because he believes in being
prepared for any emergency which may
arise out of the present difficulties on the
island of Cuba.
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o BE INVESTIGATED.

There is to be an investigation into some
of the accounts of Mr.. MCPHERSON, ex-clerk
of the house. 1t is claimed that he has
paid excessive prices for some of the ar
ticles purchased for the house.
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By TELEtiRA
From New York.


GOLD SHIPMENTS.
NEW YoRR, Jan. 0.
Specie shipments TO Europe Saturday
aggregated $4,000 of which $500, 900
were in gold, and the remainder 10 silver
ASSISTANT PASTOR.
Rev. Charles j. Gallagher of the semin-
airy of our Lady of Angels, Niagara Falls,
has been appointed assistant pastor of the
church of the Assumption in Brooklyn.
Won BULow.
Won Bulow announces a tour through
the interior of New York from Pough-
keepse to Buffalo, after week in Boston,
lie closed the season last night to a full
house.
THE CENTENNIAL
The storeship Supply sailed for Europe
Saturday the collect articles for the cen
tennal exposition, and is expected back by
April 1.
PAPERS SERVED.
Papers were served on Mr.. Parsons Fri
day, demanding change of venue, from
New York to Kings county, in the Brook
lyn ring suits against Kingsley, Keney and
Lowber The same demand was accom-
panied by an affidavit of merit, and was
served in both the Hampstead reservoir and
Third avenue suits.
DEARER INSTEAD OF CHEAPER.
1t is announced that the new and adj
vanced rates from this city to the west
will 90 into effect on Monday, on the basis
of 70 cents per 100 pounds to Chicago
The schedule is to be uniform on all lines
going west from New York. The differ
ence is not considered large enough to
make IL matter of serious concern for the
mercant lie community Of this city.
RESUMPTION ACT.
A Cleveland dispatch says a call is pub
llshed for mass meeting to be held We'd
nesday next for the purpose of considering
what measures can be taken to influence
congress to repeal the specie payment re-
sumption act. A memorial has been signed
by about 200 firms and individual business
men CT the city and forwarded TO Wash
ington, asking congress to repeal said act.
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THAT NOTE AGAIN.

The Pail Mall Gazettes telegram from
Berlin says Count Andressy's proposals are
substantially identical with the suggestions
made by the foreign consuls assembled at
Mostar last autumn, and are designed to
remedy the grievances they indicated. The
question of guarantees is postponed until
the sublime porte indicates the acceptance
OF rejection Of the proposal.
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A BID.

AT a meeting Friday evening money was
subscribed and olner steps taken to en-
deavor to secure the holding Of the presi-
Dental nominating convention in this city.
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THAT INTERMINABLE NOTE.

BEBLIN, Jan. 8.
Count Andrassy's note in regard to the
proposed reforms in the sultan's vassals'
provinces makes no definite proposal for
controlling the execution of these reforms,
but 1t is stated he proposes to virtually
control through the supervision of the con-
suls and the reports Of the ambassadors.
ARRIVED OUT.
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THE CENTENNIAL.

The storeship Supply sailed for Europe
Saturday the collect articles for the CEN
tennal exposition, and is expected back by
April 1.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The anniversary eff the battle of New Or
leans received no distinctive recognition
anywhere in this city.
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By Cable.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, Jan. 8.
The Cologne Gazette says that italy has
accepted the Austrian note, and England
has asked for a week to consider it, which
time expires on the 12lh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-17
DnlIas Enferprise. .

Messrs. Gather, Curran Il Berway,
of Brentwood, Brown county, yester-
day ordered from the Phoenix Mills O
complete store house, including coun-
tiers and shelving, for erection at their
place of business. Within forty-eight
hours after signing the contract, that
store house, with its shelves and coun-
tiers, will be loaded and ready to be
hauled to its destination--one hun
dred and seventy.fve miles distant.
That's the way Dallas men do business.
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ST. PATRIck's DAY.
Parade Of the ssiserrians.


At 0 o'clock a. M, the society will
meet at Odd Fellows Hall, and will
form at 10 sharp. From the hall the
procession will move west to Elm
street, down Elm to Houston, from
Houston to Commerce, up Commerce
to jefferson, thence to Main, and
down Main to Pearl, thence to Elm,
and thence down Elm to Odd Fellows
Hall, where the procession Will dis
band All Irishmen are respectfully
invited to Participate in the parade,
and at the social aud ball ut night at
odd Fellows Hall. The music for the
occasion will be furnished by Professor
Bloss' band, and the ball at night I'M
der charge Of Professor George.
mch l5.d3t
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DALLAS, March ID. 1879

DALLAS, March III, 1870.
Tothe Editor Of the Dallas Herald;
In response to the communication of
"Voters in the Second Ward" pub
lished In your issue Of to-day, would
say that ! am not a seeker for any
office, but ifthe people of the Ward
wish to elect me as one of the Alder
men without importantly or scram-
BILE on my part, | will serve them to
the best OF my ability.
have not had the pleasure to make
the acquaintance OF some voters in the
Ward, but they will learn all about
me from my friends and my enemies.
If the good people of the Ward wish
other gentlemen, who may be willing
or DESTROYS, to serve as Aldermen, !
shall be entirely satisfied. Respect
fully, NM ft II. I.ANTz.