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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

MIR. Lemuel Tyler, writing from the commit
tee room Of the American Alliance, under date
of 9th Instant, acknowledges the authenticity
of the lately published letter containing Gov.
HAYES acceptance OF nomination by the AM
erican Alliance, and the statement that be had
received, without OH ,clioo, the decara''on OF
principles of that alliaoce, one oath OF which Is
as follows:
II soIe,uly swear that will not vote for any
person or persoos for any thcial position III TINS
country, under the laws thereof, who are DOL
American born citizens.
Virginia, under the leadership Of Henry A.
Wise, met know no;hlugism. which had swept
triumphant over the North, and not ouiy nur
ed it back from it's march southwark, but rout
ed it so completely that until new 1t has cot
dared to show its face again. The foreign o2rI
citizens, not only Of his owU State, but OF tht
whole country, are even yet holding meeting:
and passing resolutions of honor ADD respect &c
the memory of the lately deceased gallant Vlr
giuiau who stood between them aud proscrp
tive foe, and to suppose that these same me'
will now stuitiiy themselves by voting for tn:
man who endorses the very principles agains
which Gen. Wise so successfully fought an'
who would deny to them the privileges granted
| to negroes, is to put muc1 lower est!mat
upon their understanding and self resaect tina:
our experience Of Irish aud Gefman cnaractc
| will allow US 10 contemplate for moment
Human nature is the same all over the world
and if an American Datura z9d in Ireland 0
Germany will not vote Tor the party hat woul
deprive him Of citizenship, nciiher will aD Irish
man orr German, la,uraliz d in America, sup
port the men who, if they had tue power
would prevent him from holdlos any othce
simply because he did not happen to b. Der
Oh American soil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09
The Turkish War

Mnnk.lr Pas9a III prI>ed til. VI ,ntenegrin.
on Saturday, aud ca!rci ;hrce tn,rcoch.d TO.
sltIoDs. tut The Turkish troops wer. sub,e.
queutIy driven back. The Montenegri5s have
burned Lubioj AID other Turkish yi.ye.,
and cut the telegraph wires between TrebIoie
and Mcstsr.
The + g!i,h Cabinet has made forua! pro.
po>al 10 The Powers for i conference. Russia
also urges conference. Both Powers agree
to the necessity OF mouths armistice. Tier
is reason to hope that Russia aud England ara
DOT SO dlauetIicaliy opposed 10 each other a.
p."pe behave. Russia insists On excluding
Turkey from me conference.
Austria desires that tie conference shall
ccns!s; ot Ambassador. presenting all the di,
III AIRY Prwers. LILY an Ersrc4 nsvc piy
!hclr cyu>eUs to the e nttrcuce Germany,
answer Is expected soon
1t Is 1rpor ed tta; ul:au Murad dyiry.
The Gar order ha; 10 uiore Rl->iaa IA
GERS or soldiers DOT on &C 've 1u'y b. al w.i
leave CT aDscDcc - to ; RIA is uot ia tp,rt.
ION. III: omErot! I@ coltt3ucs at the rat 0.
100 - 500 "y"ry weck.
|; is stated 'har Ru,>i. BIS ired Rcuma
uia absolute iLdepa udeacc if kuSsar II o..
arr above, to utarcn ,irsuIh K um4tirn 2. T.
rlto!y. Tn III litory preparations of R1,-,a
con'tnu., an; h Ru->Iaa RS ,rye- hay .. n
for t!"o to ave their p.a:cs Of rid nc
| Tie pubic Ru>-a 10 ( % wiz - pr b.t.a
y IL, ac'. -ta;-s 'hat the IA K a,.cmp /
- !reak thr urr tHn : rviaa e4y.r,rma.l ~
| Flidav At,r u.akiag . c)u.!4er4g'o alyalc,
they Re s'orped, and >'ubbJro fight cccug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

Major b. B. Douglas, our staudard bearer
in this Congressional district, closed the dis
cu.sion with speech mark ID with that force
and ability which distinguishes all h,~ public
efforts. Maj, D has become grea' iavorite
with the people OF King George, aud will poll
the full strength oil the party 10 November.
Lett rs in response to Invitations Were read
from Judge Sinclair John N"ey B f. Band
AID Gov. Walker, expressing regret at their
inability TO attend aud lake par, Id this grand
conservative rally. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

One Of the results which has groWo out oil
the conquest of the late Confederate States by
force, instead Of accepting their incorporation
into the Uniou by oegoti.tiou and consent, a:
was quite possible at the time of the meeting
of President Lincoln aud Vice President Steph.
ems at Hampton Roads, is the diff guilty with
which the Ucited States cau new Insist before
the world, 10 this centennial, on the sound
ness of the cardinal doctrine of be Declaration
of lode peudcncr that governments, insttut d
amoug meo, derive their just powers from the
couscut OF the goveroed. Mr.. Gladstone 5
'.cut" to the committee which invited him to
the celebration of the anniversary at Concord,
where the patriots fired the shot heard around
the world" is not likely to be forgotten. And
receut num6er of the British Quarterly Re.
view, 10 defending the klog Of Great Britain,
whose history cur fathers denounced to the
worl! as history of repeated injuries and
usurpalious all having 10 direct object the es.
tablishmeut of an absolute tyranny" says that
the present successful preservsrs of the unity
OF the United States will not depreciate" this
defence Ut the conduct OF George III and Lord
North. lu pur>u snce of his idea the Review,
after suggesting that the President of the u.
S. ought to be surrounded with as much pomp
as Marshal Mcmahon, advises that the Fourth
of July be suffered to become obsolete, saving
''surely it would be we'll for Us and no Worse
for America, if for the future withou, any
formal break with the past these anniversaries
could fall into gradual disuse, as already the
Evacu .tiou Day at New York has done - Our
foreign cotemporary is mistaken. Whatever
may have been the mode 10 which the States
were returned to the Union, this centennial
is but a celebration OF the devotion of the
people TO the principles of the Revolution, and
they never hear, without shame, their exam.
pie quoted to support the dominion OF England
over Ireland, or OF Russia over Poland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

REGysTRATIoS.-In1 1874 the Legislature pass
ed al act in relation to purging the registration
books. Especial attention is directed to the
following section of it:
Be it enacted by the General Assem- bly,,
That it snail be lawful for arv five qusilf ID
voters of shy election district, sen days bra-
vious to either Of the regular days Of regist a.
ton, to post written or printed notices II! not
less than three public places in sad district in
clu ling the )ting precinct, OF the names .! al
persons who they may aiege are improperly on
the registration books of the. precinct. The
notice Shall be signed by the PARTIES posting the
Same On the regular c,y o: registration it shall
be the duty of the reg slrar 10 hear testimony
proc uced for or against the right o. persons
named in said notice to be retained on tie r, gil.
trait books end if be Shall be satisfied .n.t
any person mentioned in said not &c has re.
moved from the election district county Or cor
poration, has died, or has been convict Of ic!-
ony or for any othe' reason Is not u qualified
voter, he shall strike the sid nona from the
registration books. From sun decision L! tae
regi,trar any party may app.ai IN the same
manner rs is provided in section fourteen, chap
ter seven of tae Code, 1878 Ant the registra,
shall i'm medistely after the regular day % re-
gistraton post written or printed notices At tn"
precinct, and at two other public tia e. IN hi
election district, of all the n.neS stricken from
the registration books. II the reg isirar shou d
be unable 10 hear the evidence in reference u
the names posted Oh the regu ar days OF regis.
tratlon, the books may be Kept open a. 10 sun
names only, for four other Gays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

Elections will be held to morrow 10 Onin,
Iodiaoa and West Virginia. 1t is conceded
that the democrats will carry the latter aud if
they succeed 10 either of the former, Gov
Tllden's election next November is assured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

Ancrica4 horsa- Prcakne>> Nat AMI By
FiDa have 'ney scratched FIR the UcSartw.ca
stakes il En:land to NOR ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09
CANAL. COMM +. Ike r.

70 ! p ANN Il INN -s,,o VIM \ 7 '"? !
li:ton, :. Msin, T i e. = "',, ,n,r;c,:.
Bo,,ic, it,, and " J 3 Lloyd ~
Coal 60 R--I1urn, |.
A I1ny Geo Hughes ana A H7ee'i.r'- --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

Judge Wood Bouldio, of the Court Of Az
peals, of Va, will resigu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

Gov. k"mper will appoint no Virginia day
at the Centennial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

>4EW BUCkWHhAT 70: s,.ie py yi,gs.,
y oe,s +. j. DAVIDSON, III h"s :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

FIVE IN ROASTED ALIyE.-The Bremen
packet ship Europa, which for severa! years has
beer engaged in the kerosene carrying trade
between the United States ana Germany, was
placed on the large baiance dry dock in New
J ork, On Friday, for the purpose of receiving d
general overhAulilg. a large force OF c. u.k.rs
snip csrpoI:e7s and backsmiths were PUT to
work. These men were scattered all over the
vessel and were busy 1t l. 50 O'Clock Saturday.
ship car enter named John Casey was with
the rest IN the lorehold of the vessel, occupied
in testing The planks He struck a mstch for
the purpose f Lighting pipe, and having done
So threw the match on the fcor y large pile
Of oa&un lag close by, and the match, falling
on q thread Of hemp, set the pile or fire Casey,
in endeavoring 10 smother the flames, was so
badly burned tina: his lie is despsired of The
flooring OF the ves:nl having become ssturated
with Ike osrre be. z.ne and other highly COM
b.istibie liquids, in u moment caught fire, which
spread with lightning rapidly, and in second
the ettirc mold rom stem t" tern was q mass OF
fee The III nervous workmeE in the hold of the
ship were Cut Cd from The air, and they were
ike in tomb filled with fire Several Ut their
comp etely surrounded by the flames, and those
exposed t. TIE iesdly fumes which srose from
the FIRE. TIE f5emen were promptly ON hand
and uccended IN extngu snlng the flames in
aoou: half an hour. They at once caused strict
search TO oe made in tbs hold OF the vessel and
so n found in vari, Us parts tn bark the bod
Is o. five men. Ths victims were sll ship car.
prnteTs, md were employed 10 maklug some rec
pairs III tue hold OF the vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

SUDDEN DEATH-A white man named
Weou DOweiI, aged about thrtyfv years, died
suddenly in tie restaurant Of Mr. Smith at
Pure Ilvi.. about five o'clock yesterday MORN
lug He had been drinking very hard, md it is
supposed Iii, urItn WIS CAUSED by lutoxlcatioD.
His boy vas carriei to Rouod Hill where it
was 10 be inferred from the residence of Mr.
NJ. Ospvru,
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
DROCL NATION
L BY SAMUEL J. rILDEN. GOVERNOR.

sentative dis
AZ March, expired on tho
And the OF the United states pro
from any State the executive authority shall issue
ssre sa%as Tssn Stat.
sentative ho ortyOuS consrs. of the United
20 MI the vacancy caused ey the resignation Of smith Ety.
State: Tas:d.y is77 Ss held
ton Of in Congress- - '"s s'''
In witness whereof have hereunto signed my
s Albany we 6sesSs1 eaS,ss In
the year our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
u 81 SAMUEL J. TILDEy.
CnAnLks srxBpISs. Private Secretary.
STATE NEW YoRK onice the Secretary OF State SIS
aass ~ prsifdGH wta an s.s1A pross
s..s alsd in .hi. Office .se eleventh Of
scrip. thcrsrom and q the Whole sSerro correct
Witness hand and the seal Of office OF tho SECRETARY
ssmSsr isse e'y o Albany 'A'' eleventh Gay OF Do
L. 81 JOHN BIGELow. Secretary Of state.
sHEnIr,s orncx. NEW yorx. Dec. II, 1875;
nation received BY me 'I Sa fI Ao ssssrSsEa Of state
Sheriff of the city and county Of New York.
CTAMMERIyG INsrITCTE-DR WHITE, AIT 4TH
Oav best resrences until cured send for circular
SPil,NAL DlsFIcgLTIEs THAT RESULT IN Pa
ssn hoa sa srT s1 Herald ssn se.
Send address and will call II desired
fNHE NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING
the Condition Of tho Poor.Its Thirty third Annual Re-
supplied as early practicable Ut their residences i'm
mediateiy by sendng the oce No SO Bible House,
The following officers association and chairnen OF
the ward committees arc authorized 10 receive sub
HOWARD POTTER, President. SO wanst
hAss "a we . rIssdsn, prns.asI % s,s Sh av
,ERasTus c. BENEDICT. Vice President 10 West
RoBERT LENox KENNEDY. Vice President, 90 9Th Az.
nENRp fEsxET sice Prcsident - West 33d S.
JOHN BOVINE. Corresponding secretary and General
GE6RGE y. ASBs. Recording Secretary. 3 rins st.
Elected Managers-stcwart Brown. 81 Wall a.; John
JACOB Astor sss 9TH Ruherfud stuyvesan, 80 East
18th 81. and Robert Gordon ~ Exchange place
chairmen Of Ward Committees second and THIRD
ber.in Castle Gsrdes rnS. Dr. T. Van Kescs iso
pranxin ST. sixth John BOYD y Franklin seventh.
sSs sssoa f:san''v ~ qss. " ts'h s,ssS ss''ss
". Morgan. 1855 West iish.. m, Tenth Thomas
cisapiaa, @ 81 I'as fwsi isysn:s ys%s D SIS
Eas. i2nh st Thrseenth Isaac knapp las Clinton ST.:
Edwin Vest - wesi washington psss ssssn.s sm.. m
spence i2s sth AZ Seventeenth. robert b. boyd n 81
= Nineteenth b. Ogden 4os East SD .i Twensiess.
- East 4lst ST. Tweuty-econd, Daniel Thomp 454
Broadway.
TAMAR INDlES-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LozENGR.
ssrsesos 70 '@Es psca remedy M Tor consump.ion ana
Depot. cAswkLI. HAZARD a CO.. New York.
S72224AsaiLs rsIzes siGss AND Nc
ING that took place In tho uned BY author
VIII take place y public at Cheyenne wyomng positively
D'''"''e' si1s.ass TO BE DISTRIBUTED
Each and every ticket win be entitled 70 prise.
Tickets 81 EACH package 90 ticxets So and shs
nation furnished orders aed xi.o seen,s for tho Royal
Havana Lottery and Az Iegascd ossero, .hroughgus hs
CO., Brokers, 81 Park row, room 4. ny ssarA
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
$500 80
JACKSON CO. Bankers. .oa Broadway. New YORK.
S35O. 600 Grand Es.r.araiasss Ashis dsswas de-
is%seT S.ns & h cfsa and n s s c S BaEs
~ Nassau St. corner Liberty. New YORK
$3.50 900 E1TsAospnlsany na,so ns.1.
LIN. General Agent. u Park row. room a.New York
$350 m1SaSh 1xas s
--onls is,up .,eket. ana a:,, $50 pnLes,-
prize. q ~aeh' prize OF ..h; ~
345 prizes In all. distributing 81 $50. Jul
Tickets 500; halves so: biths so: twenteths. 81
SPORrING-DOGs. birds. &C.
LINE wEBLEY & son II BoRE BREEcHLoADER.
"a lbs splendid shooting gun. viii be sold :. anetlon
b. TUNIs JOHNSON 81 Nassau ST. this day al Il o'clock
POOL SELLING.
L,RENCH AND AUCTION POOLS SOLD OF THE
IL Races at Gmore's Garden every evening" At Sauer's
Hotel. corner 26;h st and 4th av.
DooLs SOLD AT TILE LIBBY HOTEL. NORTHWEST
corner OF 9Th ST. and 4th the frots at Gmores
GEORGE SHAN.
TArrERsALL'S. i.2s7 BRoADwAy.-FRENCH AND
events McDOUGALL x co.
quence Of the indefinite delay toward satisfactory set.
leinent OF the Predenta election hereby declare OF
ali bets IN our hands including Auction French and Com.
the tickets less usual commission. NcDOuGALL co.
yVEwILLP PAY BACK OUR AUCTION AND FRENCH
w Pool Tickets General Result fTilden vs.. Haye1
every day between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and =; NJ,
=
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

| TAMAR INDlEN-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOZENGR
agreeable take special remedy consum ption "a
its consequences r. GklLLOT 81 Kne au Paris
| Depot. C.swELI. HAZARD 4 CO., New York.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
PRICE THREE CENTS.
SALES Ar AUCTION.

D UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION or
THE VARIOUS EXH!BIToRs.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

nCEAN NATIONAL BANK,
Orhe depesitors of the Ocean National Bank re-
quested the of j. N. c. Martin Sons
Fulton Monday December ls at 10 o'clock A. NJ
for the Of sransacng business Of importance
ALL cnnc ed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
r4E JOLIET SIGNAL AS MENTOR.

The Joliet S!gnal sets itself up as pa'erhai
mentor to the democratic press OF Illinois,
berrIng that its differences on the currency
question may cease. "Their only difference
of opinien," says the Signal, "on the curreh'
CIV question is, that the hard money demo
Gratis are those who believe that gold ana Sill
yer should constitute the only medium oil
circulation. The soft money wing OF the
party are those democrats who are opposed
to an immediate resumption OF specie pay
ments and who believe in making green
hacks the circulation and of securing them
in such a manner that they will be equal
to gold in the payment of all dues Ana
thereupon the Illinois State Register quincy
UeraH Ottawa FREE TRADER, PlttSlield
Deo,ocrdt Rock Island argus, &c, are duly
admonished to dry up on the currency ISSUE
and let the other wing, who advocate Il ue
based currency which shall yet be made by
law" as good "as gold for the payment oil all
dues" blow their horn nd lib.
We are not disposed to be unreasonable IN
the matter-indeed we are ready 10 yieid
much for peace and unity. We are ready TO
POSTPONE specie payment for five years II ne
cessary, and while firmly of the OPINION mat
congress can bring the grecnback to par
with gold by very simple Legislation IN SIN
months and that the business OF the country
would be unspeakaby benefited thereby, we
are vet wllling-nay anxious, ana really
think it the only sensible thing to be dohe
under the present circumstances, tha' con
cress shall at once repeal the Sherman re-
sumption act and then let the whole curren'
CIV business severely alone aud in very
short time it will regulate itself. Here Is
oroupd both divisions of the democratic par
Nv of Illinois can stand upon without
inconsistency or compromise OF princlple
on either side, and to this truce we are ready
now and here 10 subscribe. But then let The
other side stick to the same truce. Don't ask
us while Welding SO much on our side, to
stand mum while they rend the air win then
insane howlngs for debased currency rest
ing on moonshine, worth from 3o cents on
the dollar down to nothing, and yet made 0y
Ian "ss good as gold in payment OF deols'
The scandal of advocating such rascality
shall not attach to the democratic party
while we hold a pen 10 protest against H. we
must insist, at least, on being allowed to
train in honest company. When the BODY OF
the democratic party ceases to be such, count
us out
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
JOHNNY DAVENPORT.

4 great part of the disgust at the unlawful
expenditure on Grants personal order, Of
some $4,000 by j. |. Davenport, IN New
York, in 1872 under pretensc Of getting up a
registration to prevent election frauds in that
city, arises from the character of the creature
who is supposed to have cajoled the presi-
dent into that disreputable business. We
find him thus sketched by a Washington cor
respondent:
This Davenport was, during the war, one
of General b. f. Buffers most suppliant tools.
II is he who, shortly after the close OF hostill-
ties, wrote pamphlet defending the course
of General Butler in New Orleans, at the
time he issued his infamous order directing
the soldiers TO treat the females Of that city
as common women" 1t is he who, subse-
ouently, was Buffers provost marshal in the
army of the James, and who, in obedience TO
the orders of Butler, placed chaplain, who
lad STAYED away "A few days over the time
sneaified in his leave Of ABSENCE, on powder
magazine which was being shelled by the
enemy. and was liable to be blown up at any
moment 1t was he who, in obedience TO
Butler's orders, a few weeks later put sixty
mound ball and chain on the leg OF civilian
rmploye at Buffers headquarters, and placed
him between the Union and Confederate lines,
simnly because said employe had been
caught, by one Cf Buffers numerous spies,
writing a letter to President Lincoln detail.
inc some of Buffers commercial exchanges
with the enemy. At that time, johnnie"
yas a plmply .faced, insignificant looking
youth of but twenty one, but as young as he
WAS in years, he soon became under the tn
ition of his master perfect Nero in tyranny
Every soldier who Overstayed his time, no
matter how little, while on furlough, anG, in
fact, any one offending in the slightest par
ticular, was thrown into the Bull Pen
literally pond of mud surrounded by a higl.
stockade- he was left wholly exposed
TO all sorts of weather, until 1t pleased this
cowardly young squirt TO release HIM. JOHN
ME was, and Is, speaking in a physical sense
an understood, puny looking little scoundrel
with a voice like eunuch; but tor pure
unadulterated cheek, he has not his equal IN
the United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
From MarseiIles.
MARsEILLEs, May 9Th, 1876.

MANsElLLEs, May ON, 1870.
Election passed of quietly.
The farmers have gobbled up nearly all the
loafers.
n. Ward shipped his first boat load Of corn
on Tuesday.
Smith & Ryburn shipped their first boa,
load of corn this season on Tuesday.
Ed Beckwith has gone to Seneca to open
hotel there in a short time.
Jem Feinaly was shot on Mt. Pisgah, on
Monday night He was taken to Ottawa,
where the ball was extracted. The wound is
not serious. He gives no particulars.
The jewlery business is pretty badly mixed
here. j. r. Quimby is out, and II. Barkmey
err of Ottawa comes IN his place.
Mrs John Cowles now sojourns in Pennsyl-
vania, whittier she had been called by the
sudden illness of her sister.
The light guards presented "Allatoona" to
the public the third time last Saturday even
ing. The attendance was goou, and the play
well rendered.
Prof. Lansing, of Ottawa, gives musical
concert at the Baptist church this evening
May 9Th
The tramp nuisance is again getting to be
very noticeable. Every day several of them
stroll into town, "out OF work" and after
something to eat. Better do as they do in
Bloomington, capture them and put them to
work ON the roads, thus not only Kidding the
community of their presence, but proving a
great benefit to the city
On last Friday evening about forty of the
citizens of this place paid a visit to Mt. Pts.
gah sd ward and gave notice to the inmates
of n house of Ill fame to leave town, which
they proceeded TO do on Tuesday. Well done,
boys; try again.
Albert Lowry, inventor of the Lowry wind
mill, has gone to Seneca in company with
G. +. Brundage, where, with a citizen OF
Seneca, they will manufacture their mill.
They are also TO operate planning mill Alr.
Lowry is a wideawake, honest man Of more
,haa ordinary abilities and number one
mechanic. Mr.. Brundage, the junior mem
Der OF the firm, is man OF energy, nerve and
real moral worth, positive temperance man
and a superior travelling agent
| Something like two hundred citizens at
tended badly mixed up caucus at the Hall
Friday evening, and on Monday the village
election came off, the principal issue being
license or no license. The following, IT,
cense board, was elected by an average of fifty
majority; Alex Bruce, David Ssmuels, John
Galloway, Jacob Shelcopt Hiram Hilton.
For police magistrate, c. w. Pomeroy. For
assessor and collector, 0. w. Young, without
Opposition. Three hundred and twenty-five
votes were polled. DAN TUCKER.