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per Wells Fargo 4 Co, L. o. D. tsuhcct TO APPROVAL
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Bush, San Francisco, California.
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wou!d-be funny fellow drops in and
thanks him for his kindness in Offering
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forms them that he pays taxes for nom
residents and that they can eat the sign
if they want to.
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Al letters must he addressed to DIR Hi'I-IIIN
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Clubs at specially low rates with other papers.
The FREE PRfss ILLUSTRATED AIMANAC filled
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QUEER.--H you send a telegram to
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I AN satisfied that We are less con-
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we see.
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TAPE WORM

DEMOVED IN TWO D1Ol RS. WITH
I y head complete, or No EXPENSE. In nj
ditiou TO the large number who und rrstand the
cause of their distrsss and gradual decline, hun
drcds OF persons ON this coast are dragging ont
wr"tcheh existence DYING ny INCHES from
what they suppose 20 he dyspepsia. but what Is In
the stomach Those suffering from unnatural
appetite, weak stomach. Indigestion. weak mental
state fluttcrinc sensation around the heart, poor
memory. nervous debility, dimnesa Of sight, occa-
eonal dizziness. etc. advised Ia call before then
system becomes reduced beyond recovery, As thss"
are some Of the prominent Indications of Tape
Worm. My cure IL NANENr, md avoid
the starving process, and detain the patient hut
couple Of hours from business. Medicine sVnt to
any part OF the country Patients tronted at thrr
residence when preferred ONCE hours, from 10
and to y. NJ. IE CLOSE. sQ9 Mission street.
near Fourth, san Francisco.
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YOUNG mn EN

"IiD MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effect 81 youthful follies indisrr.tioi, will
do we'll to avail themselves Of this, the greatest
boon ever laid NJ the altar Of suffering humanity.
DR. SiINNEY VIII guarantee to forfeit arm Tor every
case OF weakness disease Of kind character
which II" undertakes aud fails to cure. lie would
therefore, say to the unfortunate sufferer who may
r"au TINS notice, that you trtading upon danger
Gus ground when you longer delay In seeking ia.
proper remedy FOR your complaint You may be- in
th nfst stage, remember You are aprIouc hnk the
n.y.. ~ You are bordering upon the last, ana arc
suffering some all of Its i'll effects remember Inn
fyou persist IN prucrnstinntion the time must come
wh.n IN" most skfn physician can render you no
assistance. when the door Of hope will h. closed
against You; when no angel Of mercy can bring yn,
relief In no cas-" has the Doctor failed Of success
Then let not despair work upon your Imagination,
but avail yourself of Tia" beneficial reaults ~ hi.
treatment before your cas-. is beyond the reach Of
medical skin, or before grim death hurrics Won To- n
premature grave. Call ar address 1br. 4. H. SPIN
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Oflicr hours, from A. NJ to ~ NJ and from T. NJ Ia
~. NJ. Branch Onc", iss South & st Nirglnin \rv
, 1876-03-18
THE GoVERNQRsHlP,

nEYxaiDoss 7AoI'Ka-uls oapofplAh17f'
To IN Editor 0(4hs chfeooo ar'bans:
CucAao, March 17.-Tho yalua Of \ candidate
10 . party couslsGa mainly IN hia popularity. 4
sn.,,..,,a, ~ ,a'a s ~ t.iara.oa ~ .,isL no,ss "
PopulahE nay, II @eFa.ou ~ alsn o'ueot DO
very usetul instrument Of Tue people, u clscum-
dances ro favorable. But No msttar What
am,,ss =. ~ ~ n.oar.',x au , ana s,s S as
Fopu..l' ~ % ,', neasls"t auo useo' se1y PAssou
over ny sha pol't'c'ans Whsn tasy ORG ioohins up
1 RcAndiaata. It Ia In sqmo aosk tie duty OF pvcry
, 1876-03-18
THE GRAND JURY.


A shadow has been brooding over tho Qranger
Jury for soNe days,-not tho shadow Of I'm
pending disaster for soms wfetchpd liquor man,
but moro portontoua development Of disscu-
sion. At least that Ia what rumor tells aud ap-
psarnnces certainly present eyory Indication
,that such Is the faet. It Is eaid that there La
serious disagreement among the different men,
bern Of tho Jury. and. moro than that between
the Jury aud the principal Government attorney,
Just how much truth there IL ia the
ssstement canuot be youchad for at present,
biuce neither Mr. Dexter, nor ME. D.ugs, nor
ANY ono connected With tho lnqusitorial tsnd,
will givo any information upon the subject.
Qist1ictAttoruoy Bangs was Waited yoste1day
afternoon by d TayAuSx reporter who asked:
Ills it tsuu. ME. Bangs, that the Gzaud Jury
have coma to standA.iu on acoouns Of their
failure to ngrep?"
- am not prepared to aay that such is tho
saso."
"Do you know whether costafn Of tho Jurors
hare said thst they Mete dissatisfied with tie
character OF the evidence brought before them 7.
III would not undertake 10 say"
DID you not lear Que OF the Jurors say that
Jats Aohmf"
II may haye heard euch remark, but I can
not sly that It WAS nl4ds IN earnest"
''A II 80 that Mr. Dexter has abandoned the
osnduos Of ~ examination before The Grand
HR11 kAss1as ss. ths ls1a4A VI the ju4Qss to
, 1876-03-18

TIE "HTAA1H-zE11vNa ON nIs CASE.
Tho Etdais,Zeilung Of this morning contaiua q
local editorial concerning Mr. 1IeslnE's plea In the
Federal Court yestsrday, and tho action taken
thaseupon by tho govornmont aulhorltlos. The
statement, which, II not '.iaHpired" by Mr.
uoaing or Ills attorney, ut all events represents
his position worry necuratoiy. It is as follows.
.pa msssf 81 VII - t. ens
against tll1 distiflers, called urtu lhe Federal
coult. AZ wn have previously said hn1e were throe
principal. ono charged him with having consri.cd
with iteiim and noyt to isftaui tho Government Of
whisky taxes. Thn olher indictments weze against A.
placed Ia its truo ls6t the position ot Ar. nestng ID
rcgnId 70 this whole matter, after nang things haye
weFe not jusned iy 10 facts. thu indictment, &C.
and conirehonsse conspiracy, the baas Of which wss
tho corruption Of the reTeHus officers and sSsten1
.s 4onn Sf general 5 sn Of trasd
Client pleaded guilty dstiilsr in tho ,arne way
other tttst.lors Of thts district who have bpcn called
viii tits. Tie suts sgainst atr I1o,lne arc entJraly
wlll naturally 10 done when all the facts re'at-
TO- s eSn tss onrt , hsyp H.,
1t al lilo testimony, hare como . thelconclus!on
tltrs' md lot 10 insist on IL indiecns sos T general
conrtraoys Is sufficient proof that the connection Of
ar He',ng With such conspiracy and the corruption
y fully justified by tho real facts in tho case.
Mr. Losing nuver. made oven ,nu attenpt to
h5ibo or % Illegally .naaenes sny, Government
eysts,n,aue consrEacy-one. Which IN united all W
pnrposcs-A1r uosinR was neither leader nor mon,-
i ~ partner IL di.tsefg, d never i'd Al, per-
tlcsl soqualntanco with the details ot this buaneas
vtlh which d hs. .lw,ys aided biz
friends when thsy needed ;3,n. hi1 hep: Years
ty tho Federal aorsrsmen For this rtsk. which was
somotmes e9ns!der.n!e the aistllass who vsso con;
ner In their establishments vaa ho cntanylel in
@ aahspn to hS lin :, a .a.
tlcrs to detray diGsrent election expenses
Iusy partly haye gone soI he ,egsl pfonts Of shess
sssampstoa to refuso thesa M IN naoneys eoutLasd for
general political purposea for the fact that money Is
ueed for elections Is denied by nobody, au that those
business atiairs sa ii iae very ia:urs of things On
this point tho Rspuhicans arc "a injurious ~ thu
DEMOCRATS.
tnows that In tho course Of his long rolitieai
ho has contributed far larger suua for party
purposes than have ever been gtyen 10 him, and that
temperance and Sunday questions. went earnestly In
TO tho Hght, personal sacrifice too great he
could ~in tho victory Tor hts party IT, IN tho u1cs
TOO far 10 las come Into Ae painful position oi bsiug
technical hccourtco In the 0densts Of Ills rartucra
tho other band tho withdrawal Of thoto indictments
which wern basod on the assumption of corrupt In
terest trees him from tho tentoach of having besu
actuatod by dhhonosable motives.
, 1876-03-18
SUPERVISOR TUITION.

Supervisor Tuition, Of tls PounByyanje Dis
triot, is In tbo city, having arrived yesterday
morning from Washington. MF. Tuition some
tima ago 5oincd the larGe claus ut men nho
think they hayo boon abused. 1lo waa around
the Custom. House yesterday, removing &C.
quaintance With tho officials thcrcin contained,
and picking up threads Of information from tho
poiut whore ho loft them as the close Of his last
vist to those parts. uo WAS rather more sub-
aucd In manner than formerly, though suf1-
GENTLY FREQ In bis conversation.
" haye meyer opposed the prosecution Of the
whisky frauds,n said he, "but, on tho contrary,
hsyo used overy effort 10 bring tho criminals 10
JUSTICE"
"WAss hayo been your particulas efforts In
that lInet"
"Ihesc ts no USE in going over tho ground
ny past record speaks for itaef. l told Web
hsor Hhon VAS hure last that he ought to look
out for loot: didn't hayo my direct evidence
70 aaoT th.t tnas Moos whs IL .ho Hing tu felt
running too loosely around tho oI!.co,"
What did Cen. Webster Bay to That 7n
"uo didn't say much Of anything, II / temou-
bes' Yho oone1t! ,'i1,.,s, w. vrty conaipy man
him. know no nevor had tho fnnsest sus.
uoyt. I spoke to him about Aost, too" '' '.
"Did you suspect Hoyt II
a sn0 1ot goOe knsT h.t
could allow the tlistillers here in Gh1esso Gu.s,
TO run of crooked to the largo extent
that they d,d. Any, nun et all 40.
quAintod with tho routine Of the reyenut
did, could sec with hall "A eye shss tb,nKH wur,
not going on right. Ioyt couldn't claim thai i,
WIS imposed ou. for ho bad had many yoars' ex
perieuco. and know Ill the dotaila'os the whls4
, 1876-03-18
DERlcKSOM.


Special DisIdtch To 1'h4 Ch,eapo 1rbttne.
WAsI1Aaroa, D. O., March H.-Sonl.or Lo-
gan and tho Congressman from the Nprthorp
Illinois Dlstr1ct have been successful In their
opposition to tho nomination Of Dorickaon as
Collector OF Internal Revenue. I!la npma la 10
DO withdrawn, aud that OF Joel D. Harvey will
be sent In as tho noxt session Of tho Benata
Tho defeat Of pornkson. II should 10 UNDER
stood, Ii In no een1e due to allegations agatnat
L'a integrity or ability. Thoae OF tho delegation
who know him apoke we'll Of him, both To
tho President and secretarg Of tho TrcAa-
usY. The oppoaiton to Doriekson, arosa
lcaIoue Of what they call their proroga.ivo Ia
connection With appointments, and DO not pro-
poac that all Roveuue appoiutmenta shall 20
Iougar dictated to them from tho Treasury.
One Of the ConYreaAmen who has boon active In
securing tie withdrawal Of Derickson's namo
says. IT ia quite time that the appointments
for Illinois should cease to bo mAdo in private
Office Of tho Chicago Custom-lfousc." In this
saying lies In part tho explanation Of Dcr.ck-
Bon's defeat and Haryeys SUCCESS,
, 1876-03-18
STATE AFFAIRS.



MEMPuIs, Tenn. March 1.-THE Aua1anche's
jackson [AliHs.) special says, In tho Court OF
Impeachment to-day, Gov. Amos appearod by
counsel, Thomss ]. Durant, and Ayc days were
granted for him 10 auswer.
Liout-Goy. Davis has resigned, aud Coy.
Ames will appoint successor. Ex-Aud!.or
MArgroyo ID popular candidate Of tho Nspub-
I!eans. Warner. Of Pearl Ilyer potorioty, "
also an esplrant. ..-.-..
Casaozo Superintendent OF Public Education,
Will alAo rosisn.
III tle llousa q committee WAS appointed to
hVostiHate tho conduct Of Fred psrsons, Repre-
s,eatatlvo ~ Ut Adams County, IN connection With
convicted Of tape,
1ho Coinm!'tee investigated tho Now Osleaas,
1aeasoa aa @ Hsuat Northern Railroad regarding
warrants palu ~, anA Presented tic warrants to
the 1louso: \ lively discussion followed a.
ue!tFoxins them. but thsY wore finally returned
~ tho Treasurer fur sato keeping.
, 1876-03-18
credit tho statements rcoontly tn1do BY ono ol
tho promtnent 'suanatera 7"

tho prominent 'etlacaters +"
II haven't hoard OF IT,"
district Attorney Bangs haa achieved rnputa-
tion among nows-cathefe5s ~ boing ono Of tho
best non .commitsat mcn In tho citr. lilo has tho
rAro tact OF Withholding information without
rendering himself dlsagreeablc. It will bo
noticed that In tho hhovo conversation hn did
not deny any Of tho auppos!tious. II thor had
heon incorrect, he might have donicd them With
out in]urinK Tho Government eauBo OF laying
iimfelf opon 10 tho awful charge Of "g1Eiug
away" nova.
opmnt,ta iu tho Grand Jnyy room arc many aud
conflicting. II Ia not proposed to ssato then1 Al
absolute facss, but only to give them for what
sloy arc worth. II Ia said that WHOM jake
lsehm wens beforc that body tho oshos day, ho
too i@crodible eyon for tho simple intolloots Of
tho Jurors. At frat they fstoned to him with
respect ~ hnriuR been man Of prominence In
the Metropolis Of tho Northwest, but by and By.
a. he proceeded to spin out ila tslo at \ ratio 80
reporter, they began 70 ahakc their heads and "a
look at ono nnot6er obviously. The Jurors arc
poeaessed Of good deal Of hard common senBo,
aud fcclinR Of doubt gradually pervadod theIr
minds. Thoy put certain statements together
got and mad told Mr. Dexter tuat tho degree Of
confidence which they attached to Jako's Rtatc-
ncnta. Thor action ts said to lnyo been tho
cause. Of h1r. Dex,er'e suddenly leaving tho
tlRuu tuEF lout1li 1lE. DouLGllQ+ A5aIakAAb 9o9,
ecutfng Attorney taking hia place. ,,....
In this shape, according to ths atory. unattora
stood when tho jury camo together yesterday
morning. What did they do yesterday From
IN outside standpoint that di! nothing. Ihoy
noon, and romsinod thoro until half-rast IA
O'clock, during which session NO witnesses on
tered tiolr sanctuary. 1u tho afternoon :horo
wns repetition Of tho asmo etato OF At
rutt,pg tho circumstances together, tint
they voro engaged oil day Iii dis
cusaiop, In fact It looked very much
that way, for every little while QUO OF two Of tho
10 (lnd rolief from tho tedious dcbatp, and oc-
cassionally ttere would bo animated conveTaa-
liouB aud batton-holinga among little groups Of
Jurors nssemblcd in tho upper corridor. What
could not bc directly learned. It was somo time
af.or o'clock whulf a formal adjournment was
takon until to-day.
, 1876-03-18
SUICIDE.

sNFt4l U1pa7Ea o !hd CAleago TT,buat.
JoLlEr, ILL.,. March H.-usosge u. Wa,laco.
one Of tho Oldest citizens Of this city, aud a
man OF considerable property, attempted ~
commit suicide yesterday evontug by shooting
hln1aalf in tho head and breast vhla labosing
uudos Ru attack Of temporary insanity. Ono Of
tho bullet1 VA removed from his head by DR..
l.. J. Curtis. aud II ID hoped Dir. Wallace will
survive, although there still Eemxina cue bali iu
hla head, aud another 10 hts treast. which entsr-
Cd dloza to lis Aeass, Aad which nay prove
faaal.
, 1876-03-18

h "a EdltsT Qf 4As Chicago 1F1R4H'
Onn, Ill, March lG-Wa arc daoidedly anti
Deyelldge down here. .From all l can gnthsr,
Southern lllinpls will haye but teu votoa In ton
v.ntion for him. Del4nap'a rasca'ity don't hurt
W any, and the napublloaua iuslak on hts pun
ishment. We sse narshaAnx p!tong Tor the
Presidential campaign, Quite ppmboE Of ous
Heading farmers uho kant into tha Idha1al moro
, 1876-03-18

0urfau County Republican.
Tho 9th Of May, tho, time fixed for hold,n,
tho Republican Slate C0nYontton, will soon r.
here, and u is high time for tho people to bta}a
to consider the question. "Nhu ehnll be- oo,,
ornor Of tho gront Btato Of Illinois for Tho ne,,
four yoars2" Tho candidates already actively In
tho field aro four OF FIVE In number, pronn.n,
among whom aro mentioned tho names Of II,
Hon. John I. Dovettdgs and tho Hon. sheb,
NJ. cultom. Tho fosmer is tho present aoyesuo,
and tho lattor hnB bold high oflceH at honor md
trust IN State and nation. both are mon OF ds.
tinguBhcd ability, and 80 fnr aa NO know hhtt
discharged their official tinsioa With orolit II
themselves and honor to tho State.
Of ifon E Eha j. t. wsshbu1no @ sDnas,, sas nan,
IN connection with the GoyernorahIp,
md. while wA hkyo heretofora expiosaod
preference to Gov. Dovoridge'a recollection. NJ
taol FREQ to aay that In our Judgment Mr. Wa,h
burno lH by far tho mont available person for
that position Of any man In tho State OF llliuoII
Formerly Blr. Waahburne wag aevernt timess
rnonbor Of Congress. but aftar the election Of
Gen: Grant to tho Presidency no was chosen u
American intosnata With fidelity that has Il.
se a4o cabaaa ID }hs ensssy, abs;, and intes1S s 1S
so.much noelod at thiH tsmo to load tue BopuE
for i IL a fact worthy Of consideration, th.t
Mr: Washbutne's name will do moro TO unto md
rally Mp tue Republican columus than tia! Il
nny 0thnt nauu.
ii, Tfas sS 70 70, dent know yhstnsF Mr Wsset9 y
will ho Ia our frat choico for Governor. :.
Joliet Sun.
The friends Of Mniatof Waahburuo scom tot
busy Just nov In working up Its nsmo beios
for doyasnor." Thls' Is all worry we'll, prosldet
they wish him to bc the real Governor, and pro.
vided tho Hon. Z. D. Wnshburno desires to cont
, 1876-03-18
bEvEnlpaE N bpR1xpFIgLD-

TO shs Editor o7 1He chteaoo 3faeHH<:
BPA1NoF1ELD, ILL.,, March 16.-I 500 In to-dsy'n
TRIBUNE TINT "Roar Rank Private has somo-
what Ia NJ Gov. Dovoridra. who the Republics
s. ,ni.s.n ~ .at.,, ~ s,,,,rsnt rox . ..aa.s
ans OF A'!nols ate askeu 20 suppof1 lo1 1enon-
inntion. Tho points arc we'll maao ~ yots CORE
spoudont, but thoy do not cover tho whole
ground. Thcy don't set forth ali tho qualinca-
t!oua Of tho candidate, It ia not stated that
Bovcradso ehoaia 20 fonomtna'ea because ho haa
tho diEtiest politicians in the Btata Vorking for
him becapse 10 maintaius y Railroad Commls-
sion worth nothing to tho EtRfo COMPOSED Of
,,cor,n,on. on1v f3t h eorv;,o,v elcct,onnor for
, 1876-03-18
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, March 17.-John MeWhorteT,
Maj, g. z. Wilsz Gov. Kol'ogg's bEothes-tn-iaw,
II. ". Eaton, Sam Hammond, and uohan, and
Thorno, Indicted for conspiracy to desraud tho
Government In whisky matters, were arsaigued
to-day, pleaded not guilty, aud baiiod In e6.0uo
zach.
, 1876-03-18

urn OF TINT o.. official had relieved him from tho
think that ho woull be oallel ~ Il Witness
ngatnst eltller Hosing, nehui or any Of tho dis
tlllcrs, IIo leaves Chicago tomorrow for Louis
ville and Now Orleans.
, 1876-03-18

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
San FRANcIsco March l7.-1he DAnk Of Cih'
fornta has lpyte9 4 third assessment pf 10 p9s
cant
, 1876-03-18
tzcHETAlY OF 6TATE.

II fht EdttoT ef 1he ERicd1o If1eInf:3
poSr1Ap, ILL.,, March l5.-Let us e1amine tpo
claims Of tho two canlidatoa for Hecrotavy Of
state for moment. Col. Haslow,-titled Col.
Harlow,-who never smelt powder outHido Of
tho service Of tho gtato uilItn, hss held varioua
public positions for s[xseen years. md wants to
be reelected for anchor term Of fous more bo-
cause ho il as stannch Republican" and good
fellow. Who wouldn't bo q partisan at tho most
pronounced kind tor ohapco 10 food At tho
public crib for half lifo-ttmo7 Ho also wants
an Endorsement" from tito party. 50 doo1
Doveridge aud oyery other ofaoo-ho!dor. 8lxsoon
years In Office ought to DO . anflcienk iadorsc.
1ncnt for any n,an, and good many Republicans
think this must satisfy Harlow.
Mr.. scrogRs plain George ScsoggB, WIN Berycd
musknt and nword, haa mover asked for an office,
and doca not now, but the party throughout tho
State 500 in him a man welt-d.tod for tho poBi.
ton Of Secretary ot State, aud for that 1eason
arc pressing bis olaims. On blu return from
Washington 1t the close of tho War ha assumed
conducting It. FoE ton ysars ho haa labored
with yoice and pan for shaauccess ot Republican
principles, and Ills zcAlous labors hro deserving
of reward. lie ID ep sblc.. haaeat, coqrteoua
man, and Tho manor In wllch he soryeh the
lllinota Preas Association % ite Pzoaidept, aud
ID sufficient guaetntI q h!s ability 10 properly
manage the duties Of tho oaica for which hia
namo is nontlonad.
TUE T9lpuNE ia making splendid fight
against peyaEdge, and some Of its points appy
equally to Harlow. No man l,ns . lion upon any
The party propose to SHOW some paoPlo t1At tloro
IL conatactAbto boae eud sinpW In Tho "countsy
members" =" of tho party.
usE Wua YorEp soa 4Aa1ow IN 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
Severe Cutting.

Doctor Mcqueen was called at n
late hour OF the night, or rather, early
of the morning, with HE request to ate
tend wounded man The Doctor
Immediately turned out, and after
sewing up tho wuuud aud administer.
ing the proper remedies, the uniDrtu.
nate man was sent to his residence.
The wound Is ncrOss the throat, but ~
it did not sever any artery, the Doctor
has no fears for his recovery. The
name of the victim is Mccormick, and
that Of hls assailant Is said to be
Mcdonnell. The quarrel originated
about hack, both Of them being hack
men. The assailant was offered bond,
but whether he was able to furnish ii
or not, we are unable 10 state. The
occupants Of adjoining Offices were
mortified in the morning to- be greeted
with pool Of blood in front of their
offices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
Milisary Dtsolny.

A committee was appointed by the
Fair managers to prepare for grand
military display next week. That COM
mittee was composed of General
Cabell, Captains Bower and Elkin and
Mr.. Duxbury. Has that committee
done anything towards performance
of their duties? We ask for inform n
ton, and not to imply negligence, as
organizations In the lower counties
have made inquiries concerning this
matter. One hundred and fifty dollars
in gold is the premium offered to the
n. Hilary, and the display should be-
commensurate with the liberality of
the Association. What say you, gem
tlemen of the committee?