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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-12
DR.. LEFTwIcH. The Lexington Gazette

DR.. LEFTwIcH. The Lexington Gazette
says:
"a telegram has been received here stating
that the Presbytery of Atlanta had refused by
very large vote to consent to the dissolution
of the pastoral relations of Rev. DR.. LeftWioh
With the Atlanta Church. This announcement
was received with profound regret and aston
ishment by the Presbyterians here. 1t was
thought to be matter OF mere form, as DR..
LeftWioh had signifed his desire Of accepting
the call to this Church. We cannot sec how
the pastoral relations of Dr. Leftwich will be
OF pleasant character with the Atlanta
Church hereafter if the Doctor is forced to con.
tiuue them by the dictstion of his Presbytery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-12
The Fitz hugh Letter.

Ex.Doorkecpcr Fitzhugh has written a let
ter to the Washington Capital defending him
self from the charges that have been brought
against him. In it he says, auding to the
famous letter:
The letter WAS Intentionally ridiculous, and
intended to amusc Mr.. Maddox, as he we'll
knew, but never intended for tho amusement
of the public or the United States Congress.
The friendship between myself and Mr.. Mad
dox continued up to my removal to Washing
ton and for sometime subsequent to my
election as Doorkeeper. and l had no
idea of the means at work to terminate that
friendship until | was sons for BY al editor Of
this city, who informed me that my private
letter to Mr.. Maddox was 10 the hands of Mr..
Clancy, and that CLANCY had referred it to him
for publication. | at once said to this gentle
man that Maddox was my friend, and incapable
Of such treacherous conduct, and it Clancy had
tho letter he had stolen it. He 1.-THE EDITOR
further said to me that CLANCY would surren-
der the letter ii would give him an Office
under me. | at once said to him that would
suffer my thoat to be cut before | would i'm
pose dirty rascal like that upon the Govern
meut, or suffer him to be associated with me
in any capacity whatever. This gentleman in
formed me that hc had read the letter; | did
not remember its entire contents. | asked him
it there was anything n it which, if published
would ipjure any one but myself He said
there was not, but it would injure me. | said
would suffer the injury before | would yield
to Claucy's demand. then saw CLANCY him
self; he Informed me he had the letter and
would publish it unless gave him an Office. l
denounced him on the spot, said to bin he
might publish the letter, and that under no
circumstances should he have position under
me; the consequence was the result known to
the public. have seen something of men in
my life, but confess [ cannot understand the
conduct of Maddox in this matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-12

DANGEROUS. -Io the United States House
Of Representatives, last Saturday. while MIR.
Willis, of New York, was speaking on the
Geneva award bill, large piece of the thick
plate glass which forms the roof of the cham
Der fell in close proximity to several members,
but fortunately without any injury to any
person.
Mr.. Banks thcreupou rose and called atten-
ton to tho fact that several workmen we're on
the roof, cleaning it, and that the lives of MEM
bers were thereby imperilled. The cerk was
directed by the Speaker pro tenn to examine
into tho circumstance and to prohibit absolutely
any person being Oh the root during the sessions
of the House.
10 consequence of this interruption MIR. Willis
did not proceed with bis speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-12
OF LOCATION APRIL l, 1876.
VICTow BECKER

Y ICTOR BECKER
Has taken the commodious house and store
SO2 9th ST., u. W., near +,
q squares above Pa ave.,)
Washington, ID. q.
Where he will continue, as heretofore the sale
of PIANOS, ORGANS and other MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE.
PIANOS for sale on easy terms
g- Tuning and Repairs OF Pianos and Or
gsns attended to. ap ~
MOUNT VERNON URSERIEe,
MI Established rs years.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS he
GION A SPE J1ALTY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES
Etc, &c.
Send for Catalogue to
g. GilLINGHAM Il CO.,
Accotink PostotRce,
nov tvtf Fairfax CO.. W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-12

TAUZE SHIRTS
" GAUZE SHIRTS
GAUZE SHIRTSl
From No. 81 to AZ for gents, from 6Oc upi La
dies do from No. 26 to 81; also Misses 40:
i.3 nc. SLAYMAKER co.
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10 CASES HATHORN SPRING WA
IL TER. each containing four dozen pint
bottles, just received direct from Saratoga
Springs, New York, and for sale in quantities
TO suit purchasers, by the case, dozen Or single
hottie INV 231 JANNEY u 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-12

AIDES BALBRIGGAN HOSE.
a full line in White and Brown, with white
and Colored Silk Clocks, at
FERGUSON s. BROS.
ie1 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-12

DROMIDK OF LIThIA, Csrbolic Acid Of
ID various qualities, Salcyic Acid, Sulpho
Carbolste OF Soda, Monobromsted Camphor,
bromide Ammonium and various other Chemi-
calls, just received and for sale By
nv 4 E. 5. LEADBEATER u Bio
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nov 4-tWtf
NJ y T l G E D..

WE CALL the attention Of the public in
w general to our stock of PAINTS and
OILS, which we are prepared TO sell cheap
Those contemplating painting will do we'll to
Give us a call B. +. PkAKE 81 CO.,
sp IA 1877 King st., Alexandra, Va
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15
Eugenie and IIsrsou

says 4 correspondent of tho BOSTON
loal Every detail that is learned nloul
!l'rlhursl lhe Empress Eugenie and
,he Young Prince Is discussed with In
l,,r'sl' The future of France living 50 ~.
ldenlly between the republic and the
empire The Empress and her SON con.
llnue 10 live Ia the simplest and most
unprelending manner. In the handsome
@nd comfortable but 10y no means splen,
dil residence they have occupied since
lsb In the druwing.room The En-.
psPp 5 char still stands ia the snmo
plhce beside the table at which no lsed
70 ST. and on which arc the yarions OH.
lecls len upon II by him when he Inst
SAT at II, with q little bunch of fresh vi.
ol''S' constantly renewed, The En-.
pres Is SAID TO look older, thinner and
pHler but stlll very handsome, and nm.
changed IN the grace, charm and dieni.
y 81 manner, in which She is without a
rlN", The Prince Imperial is Of aver.
gge height well made, good looding and
ms nee resembles that of his father A
snlall dark brown mustache il beohn.
ming to show itself on his upper In Tx.
daily ronnd of study and occupation h
extraordinary for one of. his ane. He
rises at dnybrenk and gives his whole
morning to study his professors nil
English, come down from London ia NJ.
tend him, 1t having been decided tbnt
he should pursue the course of stndv ms
though nt Oxford but witbnnt lo.'i,..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15
Aspornisd nruosa.
Fh' Assassin asupposod Trlcpd, Win
Wanted 90 "KiII somebud,.u


From me Nashville Amsrean,l
one OF the most horrible murders
that has ever occurred In Tennessee
whs committed on Lost Creek, IN
Nhlle county last Sunday. The crime
was MI the moro shocking bacause tho
req hahd OF the slayer was directed
agaihsl one who had been through lie
his bosom friend. k'fN0 WV
Henry Green, having met his friend
Robert Austin, Invited him 10 90 homo
win him aud be- his guest for the night.
austin readily assembled. Both mount,
eu thelr horses, ana, With Il ffltnd.
rode toward Green's home, On reach.
Ing Lost Creek, Austin drew ont a pis.
tol aud ilourshed II with n menaclng
air, though not All unpleasant word
had been said, In fact, they had chat.
yea while riding along the highway In
the most friendly manner 'AustIh's
conduct therefore, astouished both
Green aud the other man With thanl,
~ lhsli riding up 10 Green, Austin
cooked BIS revolver aud ihrus. the
lnu2ale INTO llis face. Green l,uackal
the pistol up and demonstrated with
Austin, lellinghim TO I've cNreAll, ashe
might shoot somebody. Looking
Straight ~ hin, Austin said, with ON.
nous deliberations 81 wanttotS Shout
somebody, aud / would as llpfsh0rt
you MS anybody 400 ia rlf.I0t
Austin then sprang from ht hn,.
hnd Green started. ~ ai-n,UIt. .Ulu..
The friend 20 bulh'Wraf luhfm rit
10 Ito So, us 10 mlgh, pul H .uU.t.
Hrtcu, loWeyelS seeup Dat 4nnna
was Geut on mischief umlN .Is..
mounte3 Jnstn,lnQ ,tgC lp4.h.l .ig.
ground, Austin tauehl himt bvtkR
coat-collar, aud placing The muzlIe I'M
the revolver Close tOthe ilesh, shat hm
through the neck, Just fellow tho back
OF me ear. Green's neck was broken,
ana he died instantly. ~ tho boAy
was falling, Austin steRdied IL with
one hand, aud drove bullet crashing
through the dead mans temple, the
ball passing out at the other temple,
scattering alike murderer aud murder
ed with blood aud brains. ...
But Austin was n0tsatiSlled with his
liendish work. SUN holding the body
up IN his grasp, he sent II third ball
through Green's heart, pushed the mu.
tilated corpse from him, leaped upon
his horse and rode away
The third man, whose name our in
formant did not remember, salChthat
the awful deed was done 30 quickly he
did not have time even TO interfere
Green was about twenty-five years
old, and leaves family that WAS de-
pendent upon him for support,
Austin is twenty-five years old, aud
married. May the avenger, never
cease from the pursuit unfit this hond
incaruate Is hunted down.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15
whats u DoiIa' 10 Man wild n Fam,
From the Mobile Register.

From the Mobile Register.
Going up the street, about ten o'clock
one night recently, citizen heard the
sounds of Il fiddle, banjo and a tam
BORNE AS he neared the point from
which they proceeded, he heard foot
steps keeping time to the music and a
voice calling out the figures of cotil-
lion. He soon learned it was a negro
wedding frolic. Just as he arrived in
front of the house loud, angry voice
called out: "Stop dat music ;mmedy-
atelyW 1t stopped, and the dancing
suddenly ceased in the midst of the
figure. "Whats de mattah, Sam?"
said mother voice; "what do You
mean by stoppin' de dance % 81 means
jes zactly what / say" answered Sam !;
al gagged dat band myself to play for
dis party; Ise de boss ob dis 'casion !;
de band shan't play no mo! Dis party
shan't go on; de ball's broke up. Gem
men and ladies, you can all go home ="
what in de name OBJ sense is de mat
tab wild that niggah?n was the speech
that came from all parts Of the room.
whats de mattah, Sam, you talk like
a crazy niggah? ' mo Ise not
crazy" said the one addressed.
lac gwiue to have divorce lse
gwine to have n divoce! OATS what
ise gwlne to have !" "Divoce di-
voce ~ spoke several voices together :;
whats dat niggah thinkin' bout :?
He amt been married more'n two
hours, and now he's talSin' bout git
tin divoce. He's crazy, sho. You's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

AA}E ARE AUTHORIZED AND Rp.
Wy WHl'a w fnnuuuop tAenry a, sic.
"'lAhi 49, eaniiuhie to- CIV Aitnrney, M
NlN'4ep'WhS lhNhicipal plryuon IA Ap1n,
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-Four yards, if You please, mister
four yards, said he 20 the clerk; "and
just remember he continued, If YOU
hear of EN- finding me with my head
busted, iri2 to death in snow drift,
just remember that you heard her say
she'd make me sick "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

WE ARE. tAtlrllOlllHEp. AND ms.
" ple'leN 70 announce zoe Fisher ua /,
,Nhuldale mrOily Assessor and COLLECTOR, al
Tue ellsnlnk eleell0n on April a, 1873, a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

\KrE ARE AurHORlHED AND RE.
w qpellrl loQnnounce Julius Roger as
q eanuldhIr fof cry AmVssor aud Collector,
nest,
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From the Fulton Times

/
They drove into town Monday, behno
a cross-eycd mule and spawned horse
They looked contcnted but one mem
Der of the party was the head of ia,
house for she handled the ribbons, and
when they halted she hitchcd the team
while he stood demurely by and took
the basket of eggs and her shopping
satchel as she handed them out. They
disposed of their produce at the grocery
and then entered dry goods store.
She made Il few trifling purchases OF
thread, pins, needles, and such things.
and then called for two kinds Of yarn.
That won't be enough, Mary said
the man, plucking her dress.
Il guess know what I'm buying,
she rctortcd.
But it aim MORN half what You've
had atorc,' he persisted.
wall, that none Of your business,
these socks are going to be for me and
II want cm short YOU can have your n
come way TIP to your neck, ifvou want
| to
The old man bowed to the inevitable
with long sigh, as his partner turned
to the clerk and said.
Two yards of cheap ,hirtin', if You
plc0se.'
! THAT amt enough, Mary said the
old man, plucking at her dress again,
YES It's.
No it ah't.
Wall its all you'll git, she snapped
Futitup, then mister said he, turn.
ing to the clerk put it up, and we
~ no dom this buyin' | should like
to know 2 Missed the woman.
You are Mary, you are he admit.
ted; but You cant palm off no short
shirts on me,
You act like a fool, John Spinner
"Mebbe | do, Mary, but III be burned
to gosh if I'll have half IA shrt-no, not
if 80 naked
wall, | say two yards is enough t,
make any one two shirts, She snapped
| - ebbe that's enough for YOU, MARY,
be said very quietly; 'praps you ca,
git along with collar-button and neck
band, but that amt me; and don
propose. to freeze my legs to save eiah
cents
Git what you want, thcn! sh
shrioked, pushing him over the stool
I9it ten yards, git . huh piece; git
dozen pieces if You want EN-, but re
member that I'll make you sick TO
this.
-Four yards, if you please, mister
four yards said he TO the clerk "an,
Lust remember" he continued, If yo,
hear Of en- finding me with my hea,
busted iri2 to death in u snow drift
just remember that you heard her So,
she'd make me sick
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

NNTl ARE AUTHORISED AND RE
wv iuested TO announce =. 4. ID. Am
drew as a candidate for Assessor OF Taxes
OF th,County of Dallas at the ensuing cleo
,,nn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

ND ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w queste,l TO announce CaloReI q. w.
Pafek rs Il candidate for Justice of the
Peas0r Precinct No. ], of Dallas county,
at tenauing election. ts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

NE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
Niluested to announce J. G.. stevens,
Esqas q candidate Tor Justice OF the Peace
for ecinct No. I, at the ensuing general
elecn H
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W ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
NInested TO announce COLONEL n. a..
sec're. as u candidate tor Justice Of the
penfor Precinct No. !. Dallas county, Of
the uing election.
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4 DvEitTIsHNS, cheap, Good .svstsm.
N fnc.--All persons who confemrlate
making contracts with newspapers for the
cen fs to Geo. p. howell 4 Co., Al Psrk Row,
New York, for their PAAIpHLET-HOOK
thfncfD .srpean ediitn), containing lists OF
over 1000 newspapers and estifrates, show
ink the Goat lAdvertisementHt taken for lead-
Ing papers In many states ct q tremendous
reddctIoil nom publisbars' rates. GIT TAr
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surveyor.

ysn ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
wv mosted TO announce n C0ssto M
caiidata for reelection 'Sof County sur.
Veyfof Dallas county, OF 're ensuing cleo
ZION
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~, Coun,y commissioner.

xxT ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
Niuested to announce ". III, witt AS d
candate for County COMMISSIONED for Pre-
inc Nos. and 2, Dallas cdpni. , at the en-
suinelection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

NJ ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
bsmested TO announce W. w. Peak rs
a!caldate for Justice OF the Peace for Pre-
ein%o !, Dallas county, al the ensuing
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N ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
y suested to announce Evan ". Graves
: sndidate for Justice Of the Peace for
freet MOL, Dallas County, at the ensu-
ngrtiop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

NXyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w qucsted TO announce Hon. Nat. ~
nurlOrd MS candidate for Judge o. !he
Eleventh ludlial District, composed Of me
counties of Dallas aud Ellis, at The ennlhR
election,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

w ARE 90 A aUIdhnsl N n ANp DIRE, RE-
ton a candidate for Countk Commissioner
fort District comprising Rrecincts Nos. /,
and al the ensuing Ssctlee.
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wv ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w mested to Announce MI, v. Cole. MS a
candate ior Treasurer Of Dallas County,
nj thensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
in our line. Lit will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have a full stock
of China i'm WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy u full set as cheap
from us as you can buy a few
pieces from the retail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand u large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER s. STEPHENSON,
5O4 n. 4tt. St, st. Louis, Mo.
octS0-d&wiy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

WY ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
Nv ucsted to Announce Jloin w, awim.
dell as a candidate for rrel9surer OF Dallas
CoIiny. nj the ensuing election
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y,yE ARR AUTHORIZED AND ~
w ouosteG 60 .nnounce John ". Sou'
ran as u candidGr l9r we llouse oi l'vrn5
Ing election,
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NAvE ARE AufllOlilHEl AZ m
w auostrd 10 announce W. q. holinni
az cmandidnte forthe House Reprosenn-
pivss rom Dallas county, nj the ensnlis
eleCtlDu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

Al ARE AUTH0RIlEU AND RE
\, sueStsd to announce Major Euge ne
yiOr az u candidatelfor Justice OF the
zee Precinct No. |, Dallks County, at the
Re1sction.
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I,r CounlN Lm,lre.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w queSlel to announce III. d. Bower
ms n candldBle for County Judge OF pallaS
County, nj me ensuing election.
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Fsr Comfy Attorney

NNTE ARl AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quesid announce George n. AID
rcdge, asaca didato for County Attorney
of Dallas curry, ~ the ensuing election.
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,IrE ARE ArTHoslAEp AND RE,
w nnested 10 annOunce A. y. ozark @h
,nndldilte To repreenl Dallas county rs ltp'
rssani"tiye In tht Legislature
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xyyl A f. AUTHORIZED AND RE-
Nv nae ed 10 announce Has. II, Mathis
as a cnd late for Assessor OF Taxes of the
Coun,, Dallas AT the next election
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NATE ARB AUTHORIZED AND re
w questedto announce A. W. NOwlih,
as n candidGie for County Judge of Dallas
County. at tie ensuing election,
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ANyl ARE AUTH0RIHED AND RE
w Iuesled to announce Captain VIM
NJ. 9snntOEs as Il candidate ior Assessor of
Dalla County at the next election.
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For Ae-esaor or rAxos..

NNTl ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested TO annoItnce las. PEGOosl-
nigh as u candidate ior, the office Of Asses
ina election, f.t HN
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NKyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
Wv questel 10 announce n. \, COOmh"s
rs Il candidate for District Judge OF we
Eleventh Judhlal District compoing we
counties 1T Dallas and Ellis Eleclinnfep-
ruary IS, lS7G
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-15

WE Arr AUTHORIZED AND RE
w queste To announce RObt n, West
Rsa candidote for County Judge Of Dallas
County ut The ensuing election.
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i0s IA fuq0iper dny. Agents wanted. All.
~ W v1V classes OF working people Of both
sexes, young and old, lake more money VI
work for as, III their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hours
free. Send us your address al onct. Don't
delay. Now ~ the time. Don't look for
,vofk or business elsewhere, untilyo have
I'D rtied iwf-t we ofier. u. ST'TNHoN 4 90
pc.tlera Maine Z III w., = ~, ss2lawiv> q
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var District Judge.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND BE-
Wv quested 70 announce John ~,
Cr0cl1e,t rs Il candidate ror District urge
OF the Eleventh District composed OF Dalhs
aud Ellis countss' Election, February lln,
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For Gu, MarsnaI.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quesltd 10 announce Sane Peak Hs a
candidate FOR tlty Marshal, at the ensuing
municipal lection In Aprl next.
NNEI ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested 10 announce w. n. morton
- n candidate TO- city Marshall election
I1nedfN, Aprll I, iNG, Il
WYE AHHI AGrupklTED AND RE.
Nv qneNed IN slinounte Wtsiie y. Clark
asa caGuilHtD Ilr pl,y Ms,lshRi .ul Inc eloc
ton iu AU'l next
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AN'NouNoEMENrs
INJECTION ApRIL 4, ls1s.


silS AstaTsey,
AA}E ARE AurHORlZED AM Rr.
Wy qnosl,a to fnuuuuou iAenr, a ~,
"'lahi Az Ntndi,htie log CIV Aitnrney. M
'lN'4ep'n'hS lhNhlcipal plryuon IA Ap1n.
AYE ARE AUrnnKl2Rp ANn ms.
N y png,'ed W nnuonnop nsrnctt aibb-
~ eilldldaie zoe c,ty Attorney tha eIee'
'e u ,n ls Ag.l "a ~ ue1Ll d
WV Niiy Asnseor aad solicitor, n
WE ARE AUTHORIZED. AND RE.
IN .INl,l lu pnnpuucv q, 4. il0uIunre
w Rrahdhlaigi Tor Assessor and Collector Ior
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WE ARE. AtlrHORlHEn AND ms.
" phe'lh 70 announur JOo FISHER aa "A
.Nhullhte mf uliy Assessor and uullnctor, al
,ee sl.sllhg election on April 4. 1875. 4
WE ARR AuruORIZRD AMI RE.
,tInluy1lyu " hnlounoe ". ~ Harry as u
VHuulshF TOR CITY AssessOr ind uOlleelpE at
vac e.,selNs menlglpA election Ia April, i
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w pueslrd loNnnuunce Julius HOyer ns
a eapdidhgc nj City AmUssor nnd l6lIpetor'
a as ensuing mnnlopal rleotion Ia April
i\NE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
' ' NN'.t.h W NhnuunNN funh IhleAItu
aN % candidate for uity Assessor ana Col.
etNNi az lho ensuing election ON April D.
MAZE ARH AurnoBIREn AM m.
W uieflrl 70 auuppluoa. y. 0kdeu ms d
rhNdiunlu 20 A,,ua4lg t'li lu1trlOfnf pal.
Ff' N'Nfu' IhH 'u.1ins election iu ANN.
tug atWsut yg
JEu, ANE AUTHORIZED ASH he.
w NH.s,i i0 uuupUro, = ". Haven as
H1Q HU hnH l,,s'C,
N. l At1HORiIEn ASH RE.
NH. nuuuuluce ~, q. Patton as
WN'uv D liyNIttyr OF ihvclt5 al Dad,
If iNl tuhp municipal election,
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NN'E AtE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
w que~tdD Hnuuuucr James sheppard
~ a rNni,pale iur. Treasurer oi tho vigy OF
Dainfi az iue ruSJing municipal election,
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cay necre,ary lut
y{TE AXE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
W qurWoj 10 uuuUuncr a, 4. McMur.
lrNy Us candidate iur the onicp Ot Clty
Secretary. Election Apiil lth, I.F lY
WE AEE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested 20 Announce ). %. Isereforu
hs "a candidate iOr CNN Secretary, al the en-
Hihg municipal election, On Nprii 1874.
For CIV MarahaI,