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Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN PHILADELPHIA
Says the Philadelphia correspondent of the
Commercial:
1t seems to be the belief that there is as
much real want and suffering in the city at
present as we have been of late used to as
| soclate with the Winter season. The NUM-
Der OF people out of employment is very
great and there is nothing to look forward
to Tor relief One hope after another gave
way, and at last it was believed the Ccntcn-
NAL would solve the problem But if the
truth must be told the Exposition las done
nothing at all for the city in a business
way. 1t has made us better known, given
us character among the cities, but it has
done nothing for trade, and even the classes
! coming presumably nearest the rush of
VlsltOrs-hotel keepers and the lille-Stand
better chance OF being ruined than they
90 OF being enriched. Not only was the
IKE never known, but coming as it does in
holiday season, of which other things We're
larry expected, it is an enigma is curious
as 1t Is PAINFUL To crown all, we have to
face Presidential canvass, and business is
known always to be depressed, under the
most favorable conditions, at sach times
Centennial enterprises have of course large
~ "wllted.' One Of the most assuming of
them, Operti's Garden, has recently struck
It's colors. First, the great band was
reduced IN size, and now it is entirely dis
pensed with, a little force of singers of the
minstrel persuasion, though in white faces.
giving the slowest kind of concerts to POO
or 300 people nightly. The riguant notice
IS made that there is "no advance in
prices " for this great attraction. As
against all the rest, however, the Lc&ycr
states there is about the usual amount of
business IN the shipyards. Not many new
vessels are building, but there is Il good
amount of repairing being done. and things
are brisk in that direction. 1t is good TO
know there is briskness somewhere; people
generally see very little of it.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
Dr.. Simms' White PQlmolic BdSam

During the last Is years more than l0.UV
people have been saved from tho terrible
desolating enectsof pulmonry consumption
by using Dr.. simms' White Pulmonic Bal
sam. It cures without fail when properly
used, and we hold ourselves ready to accept
any challenge as'to the qualities Of good A.
ticles. We guarantee tho remedy to be just
what we represent 1t to be. In chronic and
recent coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Hoarse'
ness, Blood Splitting, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Sore Breasts, Weak Lungs, &C.,
and in all diseases Of the lungs tending
toward or terminating in Consumptton,
this remedy cannot be equalled much less
excelled. It will positively prevent the
lungs from yielding to the terrible enects o.
Consumption. Let Us say to the amicted
and persons predisposed to Consumption,
give our remedy fair trial, be patient and
persevering, using strictly according to di.
rections and do not yield to the solicitation
of pretended medicines and inexperienced
advice and you will soon f1nd yourself rap
idly recovering: We have . large number,
several hundred references Of persons we
have cured, (many Of them very bad cases, }
which caR be seen at our ONCE or given by
mail when desired. DR.. SimAs 10 gradu.
ate ofthe class Of 1854, and can be consulted
on Lung and Throat diseases every Wed.
nesday and Saturday at his private ONCE
Oface and principal depot Fourth and
King street, Wilmington, Del. Philadel.
| phia depot. 602 Arch street. dec8-m
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
xN0REUTOR or HEATS.
TIE ORDINANCE ONE LoN4 NEEDED-
pIsIAsID MEAT IN THE xA1KET.

TIE ORDINANCE ONE Lone NEEDED-
prsrAs1D MEAT IN THE MARKET.
Ep1ro1 OF TIE HEaALD:-From the re-
bort Of the last meeting Of City Council 1t
would appear that new ofice-that OF
Meat luspector,-is to be created, and this
10 one, which, in my opinion, has been r;uch
needed for years past. Had the people the
faintest idea of the kind of stock which has
BEEN killed at different times In this city,
and by many parties sold in our market,
they would, long since, have demanded %
right, that such an officer should be ap.
pointed. The person to all this Office should
be one who has had long experience IN the
purchasing, killing and selling of the differ
ent kinds of stock.
The mere examining of meat In the mar.
kst or other places where 1t is exposed for
sale, is not sufacint, but the inspector
should have access to slaughter houses,
pens or yards, at all times, 80 that stock
might be seen before being killed, and ii
any unsouud, or diseased stock, or meat be
found there belonging to any butcher. OF
vendor of meat, that should be sufficient
cause for the confscation of such stock OF
meat. An efficient officer could, in thit
way, break up the sale of unsound or un
wholesome meat in our market In very
short time.
BY giving the foregoing communication
space in your widely circulated paper yos
will oblige ONE WHO Knows.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. IA, 1879.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
NINOk LOCALS.

Ala, Central, and Germania Loan Asso-
cistions meet this evening.
The 1st series in the Mechanics Loan
Association will expire on the March pay
ment. 300 shares Of the 9th series Will be
Issued, 1st payment made in May.
At the 1O9th monthly meeting OF tho
Mutual Loan Association, held last svsuing,
0S, 700 sold at 6 per cent. The balance was
applied to paying of Withdrawing shares.
At the last meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation, DR.. Buck, Chairman of the Commit
tAe on Night Schools, gave notice that owing
TO the falling off in attendance, the schools
vould be closed after next Friday night.
The Opera House has been engaged for
tho Missionary anniversary of the Whining
tAn Conference, to be held on Monday even
inr. March 0Oth. No charge will te made
for admission, but tickets will be dislrlbu-
ted sufficient only to I'LL the house.
VIM. II. Billany, Treasurer for thelAome
for Friendless and Destitute Children, de-
sires to acknowledge the receipt OF S5oo be-
oueathed to that Institution by Elenthera
smith, lately deceased. He also aeknow-
lsdees donation of $40 from Hope Lodgs,
]. D. 0. 6.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
xH19HTs OF PYTHIAS.
ANNIvERsARY ExERcIsEs.

A0N1V6RSARY EXEhCAsEe.
The eight anniversary of the Lincoln
Ledge, No. 8, K. of P, was celebrated last
evening in Morow's Hall, Market street,
ahsve second. j,
Tho room was crowded to excess, and
many were turned away unable to obtain
seats. The following was the programme
of the evenings exercises
Opening Address, c. G., g. R. Larson,
Singing BY Choir, Hold On !" Address,
P. c., Thos. F. Moreland ; Singing by the
Choir, "On to tho Conquest - Dutch
oration, P. c., P. c. Daley Address. F.
6. C., s. T. Wiley, Duett, " Do not Turn
me from your Door," Mrs Harris and Eva
Gem Select Reading, P. G., Lemuel
Marr Solo, " A Hundred Years Ago."
". Ashley Simpson Address, P. 6. c., T
r. McMsllen !; Singing BY the Choir, "No
Compromise !" Recitation, T. Lockwood
eolo. {" Nobody's Child" Mary Powick
Address, P. G. C., James P. Hayes Sing
ing BY tho Choir, The Fountain )" Ths
Sleeping Sentinel, H. F. Heisler Quar-
tette, THE Dream of Home :" Address
q. c., VIM. T. Jefferis Song, P. G., F. 9
Daley Quartette, " A Hundred Years II
Come"
The exercises throughout were Of q YER.
Interesting character, the addresses beinl
particularly good and some Of them of
humorous nature. The music and singing
were Furnished by Asbury Church Choir.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
nE1AWARE COUNTY es:
THE COMMONWEALTH OF
1 u. .. PENNSYLVANIA.

+. 81 rH = FFrSsSsss2hESHSf1: sSshSSEH%Sff1111A OF
~ IN 6lsrH Of Dsls,ssrs oo''ssy, 0rS'e'He'
We command you that you attach WI.
liam II, Churchman, late Of your county.
81 All and singular his goods and. chattels.
lsndsInd tenements, In whose hands or
possession soever the same may be, 20 that
10 be and appear before our Court Of Com.
mon Pleas {or the County Of Delaware. to
3 holden q leala. IN sna 1or % ssid comfy, n =,
angWer sarah G. Morton and ]. Frank
Black, Executors. &C.. Of G. =. Morton, DE-
ceased, ], Frank Black and Henry B. BLACK
tradinx as Morton, Black 4 Bros, Of plea
Of treSspass ON the case, &c.
And we also command you, that yoo
summon --, and all persons in whose
hande or possession the said goods or chat.
tells or any Of them may be attached, %
that they and every OF them oe ana eppeat
before the said Court, at the day and place
aforesaid, to answer what shall be objected
a9ainst them and abide the judgment o.
the Court therein; and have you then tnsr'
witness the Honorable Thomas ]: Oay'
ton. President Of our said Court ut Media
the llth day Of December, in the year o
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ant
''f Is aHc JOHNSON, Prothonotary.
True and attested copy. ,.,.-..
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
nsply - lGr. Tswnssnd.

oyyycl1 yoN1o sUBsTANTrATts 0s son-
nl1 sTAryanNrs-1URTIE1 n1TAus
CONCERNING HIS SEARCH FOB TAs hos-
BI1, HAND.
Last evening . representative OF III.
HslAlp called upon ofncer William JONES'
who was 20 badly frozen few weeks since
IN the wilds Of Maryland. Mr.. Jones 10
nev able to ut up and converse quite freely.
IA desires Q few statements to be maoe con-
cArninr his late visit to Maryland, In answer
Ia 4 letter published by Samuel Townsend
m the weekly Gasetts, In which Mr.. T. A.
temnts TO contradict the officers statements
and make them out far from being correct.
M. Jones wishes the public to know that
the statsments made In TEE HERALD were
Correct in every particular; that he has no
object in saying more about It, only to place
himself IN 4 true position before the people;
and oincs Mr.. Townsend has 20 grossly
misrepresentsd the facts, he would furtner
otate that the Jim sweatman, alluded to IN
Nr. rs letter, WAS employed BY detective
Hartman to conduct him (Jonss,) TO tPe
hiding place of Hand.
''Sweatman," says Mr.. Jones, "aiterwaro
turned out to be in league with HAND, ana
was even wearing upon his person articles
Of clothing which Hand had robbed from
Milvills, New Jersey. He also for awhile
secrsted Hand in hts hut, which 10 said 10
be sort Of den for thieves.
That had not money sufficient to pay my
expenses 10 untrue ia every respect.
That I was refused admittance to more
than one place, now reiterate. At one
hotel where applied for lodging, the win.
dow went down with slam before could
tell my story. Other places We were also
denied the privilege of entering and getting
warm.
The country down there 10 not open and
cleared ~ Mr.. T. states, but some OF 1t 10 al
hard and rough looking place IS was eve'
In. ] think 1t q poor apology OF Mr.. Town
send's for the unfeeling manner In whicf
his countrymen treated me. To all tn
statements that now make and to all mad
heretofore, I would solemnly swear ar
true in every particular"
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
our xxxxArgsz rosFxA

o,cAunor. No. : Z. 1Ed g., = . 1rst.
e,sss tailor. and kssps in stock the latest
styles and hnsst qualities Of cloths, % wnicn
nm prepared TO make up into wsll-dtting
and fashionable garments.
MARIA" observed Mr.. Halcomb, - he
was putting on his clothes, there amt no
patch on them hrssches yet" " ! can,t NJ
Il now, no way I'm too busy: wen,
rive me the patch then, an III carry II
Il around with me.. don't want people 10
think I can't afford the CLOTH"
"When the swallows homeward n.y."
than II the time when coughs and colos D.
ein to appear. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures every case.
His majesty, King Mtesa, Of Africa, !.
closed in nothing but dignity ty.-D*ro@
Etsrtsg Nsss.
Beds renovated and Ill kinds Of furniture
for sale at Adair's; 4th and King sts.
At the grand illumination In honor Of the
Prince Of Wales In Madras many shopkeep-
era took occasion to advertise literally. One
man displayed the loyal motto, 0od Pre-
serve the Prince Of Wales, direct importer
Of marmalade, jams, English stores als,
wine, spirits, and boots and shoes"
Now "a the time to get stove patterns ana
rugs an McBrids's, 7s6 Market streets.
A fastidious English lady, on her travels,
stopping temporarily at the log CABIN o! .
literary trapper in Oregon, and seeing the
essays Of Carlyle and Macaulay on the "a.
ble. asked the irontiersman what hs Thought
Of those authors. .Oh I" said be, them
fellsrs ID some pumpkins. They kin sling
ink, they ken, now ! tell you -
Boots, shoes and slippers In great guam.
titles, and for low prices at Fennessey's ,SSl
Market street.
"How much do you ask for that therl
| velvet by the yard I" said Mrs. Rural :,
stewards the other day. That, madam,
said the clerk, holding it up, 80, formerly
sold Ut &lA." Thought co." said Mrs
Rural, "now, where's them IL cent cali
Goes seed advertised in the papers r.
HAn11ssuRe, Oct. 20, 1875, Fourth Stree
Bethel Church.-Having used one OF tn
Elastic Trussss 40 applied by DR.. Osmun
surgeon, from the Office Of the Elastic !rus
Company, esS Broadway, N. T., ] find an
much stronger in every respect that re
tains the bowels secure under all circum
stances is very easy, and Is perfect sup
port to the abdomen. My wife also fount
great benefit by DR.. Osmun's treatment.
L. D. NACKEY.
DR.. Osmun ID now 1t the Clayton House
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
Oomething New.

Mr.. A. E. Bennett, . gentleman rom
New York, ID now visiting this city In tho
service Of GaG, Fleischman d Co., for
whom he 10 selling their Justly celebrfted
compressed yeast. That oil may under
stand the subject fully, Mr.. Bennett pro
pcses to distribute throughout the city
gratis, small books, containing complete
history of bread making from Ito earliest
production down to the present time. Il
will also show it, readers how bread can be
manufactured to the promotion Of health
and digestion apd certain prevention o.
dvspepeia, a,..------------
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
cLAYTON HOUSE.,
Aaa1vALs UP 70 MIDNIGHT.

ARRIVALS Up TO MIDNIGHT.
Lawrence G. Boggs, Washington, DC.
N. L. Stein, Pa.
Geo. 8. Brown, Ohio.
ssmI g. Peterson, New York.
Geo. Clifford, Phils.
p Y. Lancaster, Brooklyn:
B. ]. Welch, Newark, M
z. 8. Wilson, Delaware:
E. P. Drser and wife, Phila.
Miss 9. Dreer, Phila.
J. W. Causey, Milford, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Jones, Gmirs, N. Z.
q. B. Teny, Jr., Phila.
Cadet James Lawless, Port Round, 4. l
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
ABOR EXCHANGE.

Men desiring work may register their
names with the Janitor of the Delaware In
stitute of Mechanic Arts, South west corner
If Third and King streets. OPEN EVERY
EVENING.
Persons desiring work done will ind
register of unemployed men at the above
place.
Applications by postal card, specifying
Kind Of work, ETC., will receive attention.
Address THOMAS TURNER, Janitor,
Delaware Institute of Mechanic Arts.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
Police CQurt.

James Dunbar, bright-looking Ia,
whose eountenance is not that OF thief,
was srraigned In the Police Court yesterday
morning, charged with the larceny OF lead
pipe and gas fixtures from one Of the shops
Of the P. W. & B. Co. The evidence against
James was stronger than his countenance
In his favor, and in default OF 500 Dali 1or
Court the Mayor committed him.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
Kntertoinmont. 8.

On the evenings of February sSd ana Sasos
tina Pho Mono Society will give musseais
literary and dramatic snts1tsi.nsnt is n the
hasament Of st. James, Church. Among
the nrominent actors and actresses On the
occasion viii be Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White'
Bsrnsv the Baron, and the Virginia Mummy.
TYcketa az admissiou, Is cents.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
NEW ADT11TlsEMENTS.

Lost
Furniture-Adair.
Groceries-.Allmond
DR., Bulls Cough syrup.
Latest styles cloths-At O'Conners.
Carpets, oil Cloths, &c.-McBrtde.
Observation-Disclosures Fire Co..
Boots. shoes, slippers-2Q Market Ut.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
REGI0TER'k ORDER.
EGIsTER's ORDER.

EaIsTERs ORDER. o.
REoIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, Feb Srd 1876.
Upon the application Of Annie GrI13.
Executrix of John B. Grnbb, late OF Will
minatou Hundred in the said county, de.
oeased: 1t is ordered and directed by the
RA0ister that the Executrix aforesaid
give notice Of the granting OF Letters
Parliamentary upon the estate Of the de-
ceased. with The date Of granting thereon Dy
causing advertisements to be posted Wltnin
forty days from the date Of such letters, IN
six Of the most public places Of tho county
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having
demar DIS against the estate to present me
same or abide by an act OF Assembly IN
such case made and provided. Ana also
cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period in the MORNING hERALD,
q newspaper published in Wilmington ana
to be continued therein three weeks w.
Given under the hand and seal Of ofhce
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, ~
New CaItle county aforesaid, the day and
ses1 "'0' ~ s. G. BIaas, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tnS
Estate Of the deceased, must present tne
aamo. duly sttssted, to. tho Execuirlx, On
or before Feb. 8rd, l67. or aeide tne
Act OF Assembly in such case mace dp"
pfo'i'01' ANNIE GRUBB,
Executirix.
Address, Wilmington Del. . ou,.,d
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
PROPOSALS.
ORoPo1AIaFQ FOE HAULING CLAY.

nRoPooALs FOR HAULING CLAY.
wArya pHPAxrexu9, oEys1 1NoIN18R's
OFFICE.
NO. 100 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. lth. M.
Sealed proposals will bs received at this
ofaoe unfil Thursday, February 18th, lS7o.
For hauling about eleven thoueand cable
yards OF clay from Christiana River I'm.
provement Co, and Wilmington ana West.
ern Rail Road, South OF Third street Bridge
to Cool Spring Reservoir.
Bidders must state price per cubic yard.
to be delivered at such times 40 may b
DESIGNATED BY the Chief Engineer.
The right to reject any or all bids v ~
for further information apply at No. 1000
Market street. Wilmington. Del ,rnr
.- chief Engineer:
Addrsss. Proposals for Hauling GaZ."
Water Department. nolz-ot
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
NOTICES.

AIOTICE-DIVIDEND
OFFICE OF TIE Wnx1NGToN)
Coal GAS COMPANY
WILMINGTON, Feb. !, 1876.
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company, have this DAY declared .
dividend ofthree dollars per share for the
past SIX months, payebleion demand.
T. ]. LAWSON, Treasure
febS-l2t 800 Ehipley street.
N every morning from O'Clock at the fol-
lowing places:
Ryans. lU Market street.
Buffers. 40 Market Street.
Centennial News store, 6N Market street.
Britt's, 107 West Eighth street.
Chase's, New Castle.
Choate'e, Newark.
Price one cent.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16

T1HIRTY.eIxTH HANNUAL RECEPTION
WARRINGTON i. r. 4. COMPANY, No. 7
will be held In the
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
on TUESDAY EVENING. FED. 2, iSso;
Tickets admitting z Z. gentiemcss gn. sacs .dds. anc
:dy inslrd,ng 9:1 supper ''' For 's'A '0o'
A flns plain gold ring viii b. placed in
one Of the ladies' programmes Dy al;tn
terested person, and every lady who taxes
part in the grand promenade VIII nave 9
chance to receive it. A Grand operate
Concert will be siven from 70 " vo'olook'
Grand Prom enade at Q O'clock, sharp.
Rules OF order to be observed on the
evening Of the Reception:
LIST Carriages will set down, heads North
and take up heads South.
2nd The amplest possible provisions
have been made for the care OF hats, ooAts,
shaWls. wraps, 1urs, etc.
8rd No Gentleman will be admitted "a
the dancing door who has neglected 10
visit the hat and coat room,
4th Guests while promenading Will oe
kind enough not to touch the moral OF
sth supper Will be furnished in the base
ment at IL O'Clock, and the guests are par.
ticularly requested not TO remove any o.
the flowers from the tables.
J.H. GREENMAN, President.
e. n. SINGLES, Secretary. .o
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
HARNESS.!

Ing Of ali kinds at prices to suit the e.. LIZZIE h,s
having many years experience ot In tr atten.
ton to business viii give perfect satis,sGir
ton to all who may favor me WIN 'De'~
patronage.
julyl7.ly rApoNEY.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-16
LOST.

II OeT-A laey's dress, from wagon be.
~ tween the toll gate At Maryland Ave.
and Front and Tatnall 6ts. A liberal re..
ward viii be paid II left at THIS OFFICE.
febl61t
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-26
Political

The political horizon brightcus-
candidates arc thick as blackberrics-
and from now until the Presidential
Contest is decided, the average politician
will he in his glory. Unfortunately
for US, (and probably for our cub
scribcrs) The DrMocEAr must take its
place, as heretofore, among the red
hot Democratic journals Of the State.
While the case Of Democracy versus
ltadicalism is pending before the
Court Of the People, We esteem it an
honor aud a duty to contribute every
proper effort to secure the Success OF
Democratic principles, believing. as We
do, that the further continuance in
power of the Republican party will
undermine and destroy oil the insti-
tutious Of our country that are worth
preserving.
But in the campaign before us, i,
seems that the bitter aspcrities of
former campaigns arc to be discount
tcnanced by both parties, aud that the
contest will be wugcl in digniGcd,
gentlcmanlY manner, worthy Of the en-
IightepmcnI Of the agc. 10 all right.
minded men this fact must prove a
source Of qualification. Because differ.
ences of opinion exist, it affords no OK.
cusc fer villiication, abuse aud Islander,
and We trust that during the entire
campaign, we shall have no occasion
to do anything but commend the vari-
Gus candidates for their kindness aud
courtesy to each cher.
In the year 1420. when Charles, the
Well Beloved, was King of France,
his country was invaded BY Henry V,
Of England, The armies, composed Of
tho chivalry Of the two countries. met
at Agiucourt and authentic history
relates, that before entering into a
desperate charge, which decided tho
fate Of tho battle, the soldiers in tho
opposing lines CALAMITY raised their
hats 10 each other. aud after q pro.
found bow, rushed into one of the
lierees. engagements of that Sarlikc
time.
So let II be in this campaign. Lot
US battle for victory ; but whether we
win or lose. Let 90 faint of dis honor
rest upon our banner, or upon any Of
its kurnorters.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-26
The Legislature

is understood, as it now appears,
from common consent. that Hon. J.
NJ. Bennett, our present worthy and
efficient Senator, will be presented for
denomination and reelection. OF biz
success there can hardly DO doubt, 8:
bis eminent fitness for the position, and
his services to the District and to the
entire State, have made him, as he re.
ally deserves, one of our foremost
statesmen.
Tor the House OF Delegates, it is
stated that Hon. W. V. Chidcster vii
be presented to the County Democratic
Convention; ard it is proper to say
that Mr.. Chichester. by his industry
and integrity, while a member OF the
House, has earned, under the Demo.
cratic rule adopted 10 this county. a
denomination and reelection. In the
absence Of any authority, from either
Mr. Bennett or Mr.. Chidester, we cat.
not now announce them as candidates
but We are of the opinion that they will
submit to the wishes Of their friends,
and allow their namcs to be brought
before the respective Conventions.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-26
Fifth Delegate District

We desire to suggest to our friends
in the Fifth Delegate District. compos.
cd Of tho counties Of Nicholas, Clay
aud Webster, the propricty of return.
ing to tho House Of Delegates. their
present Efficient delegate, Hon. D. D
Dix, Of Nichols, county. We do
this, otmcrely upon personal grounds,
but with sincere wish to secure the
advancement of tho material interests
Of the District. Mr.. Dix, during the
last session, perfected bills of vast I'M
portancc to tho people Of his District
bills involving the improvement. Of the
various existing and projected roads
in that region. BY his indcfa.igable
industry, he secured their passage in
the House and with his present expo
rience, We believe he can place them
on the State book, if hc is reelected.
The question presented is one that af-
fccts the material interests Of thu PEG.
pie Of tho District and We think their
sound sense and good judgement will
lead them, By uuanimaus vote, to
return TO tie House Mr.. D. D. Dix,
one of the best public servants that ev-
or held scat in the Legislature of
West Vircipia.