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The daily gazette., 1878-01-14

CoNsTANTINoPLE, - Jannary IA long
cabinet council took place to-day. The
population are irritable against England,
whom 1T Is declared is morally responsi !,
bic for Turkeys misfortunes. There Is
great distress among the refugees from
Adrianopla
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The daily gazette., 1878-01-14

From the New York Journal Of
Commerce. DARK PIcTURE.-In
striking contrast with the state
ment published by us somo days ago
of the moderate indebtedness Of the
great cities of England texcept Lon
don), is the exhibit of the debts Of
United States cities made by Mr..
Robert p. Porter IN a paper read
before the Social Science Congress
at Boston His array Of figures is
appalling. Footing up the debts Of
1870 of the chief cities of the repub-
lie, from which he has obtained Off
cial returns, he finds the total $644,
100000 in 1876, or nearly treble
the indebtedness of the same cities
ten years ago. The inerease Of po-
pulatlon during that period in these
cities has been form $500, 900 to 8,
100000 only-or less than one half
and the assessed valuations Of pro.
perty had not spite doubledin 1876,
DO it seems that the municipai debts
increase very much faster than the
population and the means. Of paying
Since 1876 property has deprecated
much, and the resources from which
these obligations must be met are
actually less in 1877 than. o veal
ago, while the indebtedness hal
steadily gone up. A correct show
ing of the state of affairs january l
1 1873. would be worse for the tax
payers than that which startled tn,
Boston audience. 1t is a. poor con-
! ISOLATION for US in New York t,
know that we are not the greatest o
| sufferers. Boston's taxation pc
capita is 500, against $2Z SO 70
New York, which is next on th
black list. There is also thi
difference between New York an,
Boston that in the latter place tn
entire personal property Of til
taxpayer is brought into the lis
under a sworn statement. But
taxes are thus far higher In BOsto
than in New York;. the pseple of tn
former city have to show for it
clean, orderly, we'll governed plac,
Boston has spent tho taxpayer
money in substantial improvements
mot allowed it TO be stolsn by ring
4 ito the tune of $50, o0o,0OO Cor
sidering the amount OF none
ANNUALLY raised for local expense
and the paltry results obtained fro
a, it, New York is inc0ntestably IL
worst governed city In the world.
Mr.. Porter estimates the mortgal
already laid upon property by the
debts at fully Is per cent, of
= present value; and at the rate of il
crease now going on it will anou
to 25 per cent in 1887. This is n
the assertion of an alarmist. 1t
sustained by calm examination
the facts and the tendencies of I
times. The reduction of munieiE
expenses has nowhere kept pace VI
the shrinkage Of taxable values.
most of the l30 cities on Mr.. Pc
ter's tables there has been but
slight, if any, docking of salaries 9
appropriations. The politicians, 6
L. the masses of ignorant and delu'
voters behind them, are now, as g,
- bent on piling up the burdens "
= the erroneous idea that tho rich 81
er the most from excessive taxati
use whereas, in fact the load pre-
!. most severely upon the poor vo
ton who, every year, stupldly re- O.
the same dishonest and sxtravae
. aan ,uha haua hran1 CHI th>na q.
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DIsAGREEING WITH EDMUNDs

WASHINGTON, d. c., JAN, Ex-senator
Conkling and other Republican leaders
in the Senate, in speaking of Senator
Edmund's letter, say that they entirely
disgree with him IN the matter Of the
relations between the Executive and
members and Congress respecting the
Federal patronage.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14
SPAIN AND CUBA.

KEY WEST. Fla, Jan. 13. 1873
1T Is rumored in Havana that General
Martinez Campos will proclaim truce for
one month and invite Generals Maximo
Gomez, G rcia aud Modesty Disz to csnfer
with him relative to pesc =.
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COMMISSIONERS TO THE PARIS
EXPOSITION APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, January l2-The Presi.
dent TODAY appointed r. A. Delaplaine
and Jno. Camden, OF West Virginia, and
Jas. L. Stephens and Cbas. p. Chautsau,
OF Missouri, to be honorary commission.
ers to the Paris Exposition for those
states. They were nominated by the
governors of the. respective states.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14
THE TREASURY CONTRACT WITH
THE SYNDICATE

tary OF the Treasury denies that he has
given ten days notice for the purpose OF
terminating the CONTRACT with the syndi-
cate. He has not yet made up his mind
what he will do.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
DIED.

GAvIN.-In this city, on the 2lst instxnf.
Mary Sav1n, aged 10 years.
" The relatives and friends are jinyite6 III
Rttend the funeral from the reside&e6 61
Henry L0flgbo ham, No. 7l8 East Seventh
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 2oscl00k
To proceed TO Newport. 4it8
BAXTER R-On- the 81 inst, James Baxtor
in the 80 year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend his fun-
eral from his late residence, llO8 w, Second
street. on Wednesday afternoon, n INIT.
without further notice. Services at Trinity
Chapel 9Th and King streets at $50 oyclool.
To proceed TO 0reenhill cemetry.
the 23d inst, Michael,
son Of john and Margaret ID. Htannards
aged7 years, 4 months. 2 weeks and
days. +ss HI I'M 4 4
Y The funeralswill take place Oh Thnrsaay
afternoon. at 4 o'clock. from the residence
of his parents. NO. u Kiund street. The
relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited tn attend. Interment at
the old Catho3ic Cemetery, IN, Il. l.
EMERsoN = IA his eity. on the asdI mt,
! Fila, daughtsrlaf Jt hiiaand Anna Maria
Emerson, aged years ard 4 months.
ara respectfully invited to attend her M
neral, from the residence her parents, st
the corner or A. and Townsend streets,
south Wilmington, on Thursday afternoon
at 20'clock, 70 proceed to the Wilmington
and Rrandywine cemetery. 9es3E8
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

1HE Fitz John Porter case n developing
new history q the second tAttleof Bull
Run, both the Union and dop6sd sderats. .som-.
manders telling about the movsments Of
Itheir own and other commands asssen By
thslmselses. Itwill be ) cause for rejoicing
ltf the result Of this critical examination Of
the Bull Run battle should be the vindica-
tion of General Porter from the charges
1whichlhsve, forl so'inahy years, blottsd ths
record Of HE Otherwise honorable career as
q soldier, bpt Whatever the verdict may be,
the rehearing ia his case 10 nksly to prove
of substantial value to history. The decii
sion Of the present court-martisl, made up
in sll calmnessI should settle forever not
only the present disputed questions a. to
General Porters acts and motives, but
great many other questions connected with
the management Of the contending forcea
during the fight;
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS
LOCAL MOTIFS.

st. Peters Church will give an excursion
to Creedmoor PARK en- Thursday, August
1st. ,e WV as.i
Ice Cream Of the purest ingredients only,
at y. T. Gardeners saloon, 9. w. Corner Of
Seventh and Shipley streets. IN 4
Gardeners Ice Cream is noted for its
purity of favor an parity 1f mstorisls.
Cor. Of Seventh and Shipley streets.
. Ithas been customary N old communities
10 suspend pieces Of stick sulphur around
the nscks of children a. aprotection against
contagionI I'll epidemics. "A thorough wash
Ing with GLHNE's 0ULPHUR Soar has been
found much better preventive. Sold every
where. gs sa8
\ fHILL's HAIRI ahd WHrsKnR DYH, black
or brown, 30 centS 9s
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

EXPEDITION AFTER SPANISH GOLD.
An expedition u now forming here to
effect the recovery Of some d, SOC, 900 Of
sunken treasure Off the Vsnesnelan coast,
where q Baltimore company, - long ago a.
1s46, took up some s96O,00O. The treasure
was on board b Spanish line-of-battla ship,
and WAS lost'by the explosion Of the powder
magazine 6f the vessel. From the position
Of the lost weslth and the character Of the
apparatus for submarine work which is to
lhe employed, the projectors of tho enter
prise are confdent that they viii achieve
entire success. Nearly all the capital re-
CURED for the operations has been sub
scribed. tfSt& ,TS EA ER| NA
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BOOK NOTICES.

U TEE MUsIo TRADE REVIEW OF July 18th,
.ll' has 81 been n,r received g JIJ slHa
THE NURsERY.-Thoss little folks, who
live far from the coast and, hsye never
seen the salt-ocean, will 70 ihterestsd ia
the striking picture of"The Cruise Of the
Nancy Les n this August Nursery
Ench scenes are Of frequent occurrence III
our seaport harbors. "The Emperor"
"a Brave Dogp "The Barbecue" "Two-
legged MouseY and Hon, the Boys made
Chalk !" are among the stories thatiwflld de-
Hight the youthful lreadsf, while Ass.rhe
Children ana the Swallows" and the other
poems of the number, will be quite up TO
the usual mark of excellence, GE@K Ki
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Queen has conferred the order of the
Garter on Lord Beaconsfeld.
\ The National party Is 10 imminent danger
ofssunstroke uslless It tcalms itself.A = -
U Alawof Missouri makesBi n gss criminal
offspse TO . political meeting carrying .
deadly weapon. .aG872Ia4aaa
Gen. Reuben Davis, 10 brother of JEFF.
Davis, Is a. candidate for d Congressional
nomination In Mississippi.
Mrs. General g. A. Custer is at Cohassett
Mass, as the guest Of Mr. Lawrence
Barrett and family, who were old friends Of
the brave soldier
Atlanta Constitution. ~" Republicans, both
at the North and in the south, are looking
to and relying ON indspendency as the sole
hope Of breaking into solid South in 1880. /"
The Shah Of Persia has presented an Inn
mense photograph of himself 70 the OK
Queen Isabella. and also one to the Duchess
de Magenta. He intends Introducing photo
graphy Into the Kingdom.
Prince LouS Napoleon Mss quite enthu-
siastically received on bis recent visit To
Copenhagen, and cheered as Napoleon w.
He was to 70 thence to Sweden, where be
was to be the guest Of the King for about
two weeks. is{
The grave Of MacGahan, the grave cor
respondent, Is In the Catholic cemetary at
Ferikeni, described as "a wilderness of
utterly neglected graves. tangled over wish
and b alf buried IN wild weeds and uncared-
for shrubs. !" sss 'ANs 's'p''''e 'AN'
u Edison said to q Chicago reporter who
,asked him If he had ever been In the West
eru metropolis before, "Yes; was here
thirteen years ago. IShad o linen duster,
So 80 and q railroad pass. was not inter
viewed then" @ta&Ses'a
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
A BUTCHER FINED.

Mr.. Miller" /" remarked Esquire O'Neill,
last evening, as he busIIy turned the pages
ofs copy Of the city laws, "You are charged
with . violation Of the city ordinance by
purchasing produce on the streets on q dsy
that It Is prohibited. and which lays you
open TO fine Of not less than $40 and not
more than $780,"
Sergeant Whelan testified that be saw
the prisoner (Mr. William Miller, the Sd
street butcher) purchase Is pounds Of but
ter, last Friday, just before noon, of o
countryman. Mr.. Miller had nothing to
say n hiss defener and ras aned j&10 ard
costs aggragating 70 ef5.H Wfich be
promptly paid. u J
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
sUIcIDEBY \ DIsGUsTED MASON

SUIcIDEBY a DIsGUsTED MASON.
A special despatch from .,olumbia, s. G.,
dated July ~, says An aged man who
arrived here Saturday via Augusta, Ga,
applied to Masons for assistance, but as he
refused to show any papers or name his
lodge, and was moreover, intoxicated, but
litsas sastonticnl wasepsia VI lin lfutsi hs
was fouhd yesleriGy stupeasd from Tho
effects Of lsuoanum. He then received
every possible attention at the hends az The
fraternity in this city, bnt died this MORN
ing. Papers In his posseseion indlcste that
hs was T. w. Cults, ex-Superyisor of City
Gas Works, Baltimore, and Royal Arch
Mason Of good standing in that city. He
left the following rote:-
Please make no inquiries--hold no IN
quest. am disgusted with Mesons ana
Masonry, and have poisoned myself ~
" aSf3sR T,W. C.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
THE GOLDEN GROVE AT LIBERTY.

The British steamer, Golden Grove, re,
Gently seized BY y. 8. Marshal McMullen,
for sinking the bsrque Kremline near the
BfeAkwater,, WA released from custody
yesterday. The owners obtained, through
Drsxel y Co., of Philadelphia, as bondsmen
Peoples, Edward Darlington, r. R. Robin
son, and Il: Cs Robinson. The amount was
800. 600. a Tho steamer left New Castle yes
terday afternoon for Baltimore, whore she
will take aargo 0f grain for Antwerp.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
yANoTHRR BOAT RACE.

A boat race hes been arranged to take
place intw0 weeks' time between the skiffs
Ssllie and Annie, Bella D. King and the
Maggie. Each skiff IS to carry suit Of
sturgeon sails. An entrance fee Of $40 for
each boat WIN make pool Of $50, to which
the winning skiF will be entitled. The
course VIII be around the Whining ton
buoy and return.--[ Chester Times.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
SHADES or CLAYTON.

Clayton Clean, an aged negro who had
been brought into the police station, BY
officer TrayDor, yesterday evening,and act
ing Mayor O'Nsill asked him how It was,
swell you see boss works for Mr.. Doyle,
out dar whar John M. Clayton libed, an ]
am SO year old last fall. Ileft home wid-
out any break fast an didn't git any dinner,
an' got inter bad company and took sum-
fn'. Its de rust time Massa Mayor"
/. Clayten was fined SO cents and costs.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
THE FOUNDRY FOLKS.

BRO. MANN or LOCAL Politics ~ TIN
n, xHE MEETINGS UNDxR WAY AGAIN.
~ Therewas new coating of saw aust 81
the iaoorof the old Foundry last evening,
and the walls were freshly whitewsshed.
The sudlence nnmbered, perhaps, Of 500
persons, and On the platform sat Bros.
Mann, Wells, butcher, Eox and others.
Mr. Mann wa6 first introduced, and came
forward sNinging his cane with bis hand
"a IT. pistol pocket. He began ny stating
|that - m messing was against intemper-
Ance the subject was Of course agitation,
Which ~ the only tIneans ~ when rood
could be done. "A whisky seller 10 Water
street. - - honorable % one In the Clayton
House, and nasn VIII violate the law Is long
- We have system that makes II lawful
TO sell liquor as It 10 TO sell dry goods.
You cannot md IN honest Democrat but
what viii call the present city government
fraud. The other day be saw two men
hsIptnE : policeman along the street. who
was " drunk he couldn't stand, Mr.. Mann
then went on to speak OF the present candi-
dates for Mayor and saio that one OF them
formally held An Office and was one of the
biggest dfunkaids In the city, but would
sooner support 1 drinking Democrat shan :
drinking Republican. He thought the tenn
Ipefance cause was progressing for II be had
talked ~ this way two years ago he would
have been rotten egged. Mr.. Mann closed
after complimenting the Governor whom
he had heard had banished whisksy from
his house. 4, 3#5l
Geo. NJ. Dutchera awas.the next speaker.
He described rum o. the greatest evil IN
the world, and tramps were made chiefly
through II he didn't think Bro, Mann was
much OF coward and endorsed al he had
said, and thought that the political qnes-
tion should be freely dismissed.
The meetings then adjouned with 81
few remarks BY Mr.. Wells and the Doxolo-
~. They WIN BE- continued during the
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
NEW CATTLE.
NEW CAsrLr, July rs, 1878

NEW CAsrLE, July 23, 1878.
The Trustees Of the New Castle Com
mons are having tin roof put on the school
house on Market street, Ferdinand Luker
a doing the work.
s9hS Sunday School Of the M. e. Church
will make their annual excursion to Mt
Cuba on next Thursday.
Rev. George r. Bristor preached to o
large congregation on Sunday evening ct
Cho bateery. $50 "a sg8RS hsH
There were four prisoners brought over
from your city to- day, making SO IN all in>
carcerated in Fort Grubb.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
lsosclIETl;1lEsA.

|MAlTTINGs uHfss( (wHDAHsDArl RvFNINa.
see Lodge mo. q, no. o. n, q ODD
2&dlc@s' Hail.
dosn::E Istsr Division, No. q, y. of IN,
I'd the cClary Buflding. n g aeass
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, Ok
True Templar4 at Nc Clary's B6ilding. s3
Delaware Council, No. q, o. u. IA. M., ID
Mechanics Hall, 210 King street. a3AisIs
Harmony Lodge. No. 3, a. Q, of a. ~
|0f Clary's Building. MI !
Champion Lodge, No. 8, x. Of RI, 1t X.
sM P. Hall, Oil Market street. 4 IA
Oriental Lodge, No. Is, Il. of p, Jr. q.
,U.aA. M. Hall, b11 Market street. Tx,
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4,I.sO. r. Mat
'Masis Buildings 9th and shinlsv strsets. \,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
STILL IN cUsToDY.

The Golden Grove 10 still lying II New
Castle still in custody Of U 3. Maj ShAlll
McMullen, her owners not having WI fur
nished the 800 900 security DEGREES By the
u. 8. Court. MI
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
EXCURSION TO OCEAN cITY.

Tomorrow the Delaware R. n. will run
an excursion train to Ocean City, the
"Newport Of Maryland The fare hsA
bsen reduced, snd we suppose nany pafs
sons WIN go. Seven bcurssil be allowed
on the eea-shore, and 0ne 0f tie attractions
will be "poney pelIIng, which is duit&
. novelty In its way N ore who has n0t
witnessed One. X
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
Ohm q. ColE,A Ara @
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
oFFIoB, PLuNKHTT's BuHDlNa,. THIRD
NOVA AND MARKET STREETS.

1h, FlILER5 NEt4FrABLE khEL.
~, ~ MATIC REMEDY.--Is the perscrip.
cions aon oi one OK Ihiladelpnia's oldest physi-
tlsnl, neuralgia, sciatica, pain. Backacne
~ ~; nr money refunded, by fnvigUratine
tm9 tna, nerves, purifying the blood, and ueu-
RSsalra.ng Ru In poisonous deposits in the system,
cine, Suffering and money sayefi bv nseinc
" S "a nme. Remember that DR., FILTER ID
Ine In only physician In AmArica deyotinp
~ years TO this one' line or practice. N Cure
strast eed' Advice grads. 45 South For' =
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
A w1LMINeroNIAx IN nm wEs5'

Frank McSorley, ct Qpe1lnae : comp IltoI
On the HERALD, and well kncwn Al Slo6
dancer IN this city, who !, ,iSw month1 10
went to Georgetown, Colorado, has been
doing big business at the Casino Y GEieties
In that place He will return ii thS Fail,
and secure the service of his DID paStuer,
John Turner, when both will fetlfn to Col.
orado to do the variety business together
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

The only fancy costume at Cape May 10
one worn by young married lady from
Philadelphia, She makes her appearance
daily in sleaveless jacket, displays b nt1m-I
Der OF bracelets, and is Eot afraid Of the
biggest billows.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

|TE can make money faster at work 10, a
A onirad.t .nhn at anything else, capital NOT 70
auired; we Will start you;
nome made by the Industrious men
womAn, w.. II. boys and girls wanted per day M
wTrk M,at nr Us; Now IL the time. Men iat
I.nS %nrnst. and @ Terms Free. address TRUE q Cu
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
( PERSONAL.

George N. butcher leaves for his native
place Yarmouth, to-day. He will. afterwards
visit Nova Scotia, and will be present at q
anniversary held at that place
on the Let and I'd of August.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

4it s "
HERALD NOTES.

We have TO state. He staid out late =.
The night was awful hot I ssasss ss IL Il III n
She looked around and thu she found ---s
A moustlous ~ grease spot. Y scs tss I, 4
Washington sto hass ssWimning school.
The mSils fnr Australia, a., glsaves ssn
Franisco, August 5ths II vtEsa ssssssF IN u
Tho malls for China ana Japan, lsays San
krsnisco, August 81. ss " Il ssss = = X
sssss::, sS :'ssB :ss..s., . ss's
xhs malls fbr AsSinwall and south Paci..
! a. Forts leaye New York July 2oth.
g. Germans ~ that mora people dig
thsi Ersvss with their teeth than with
WIld xpves, what do you say al M.
sssd q ~ seaside four dollArs ! Day. -
I VIVA Waves. s.f
ehs tnust hare had baskst of Hsh on her
herd Ehen NJ 1apg n Cast that shad-oh from
nv 1t1 . Roston Com. Bulletin.
A Bsa1 Az LAc, wis, has given ! grand
FNF
'k1li6 iQu1 1c4o trotn for the benefit OF d
locAl chrrQh l1SWas very snccessfui. 4
3 BaatIn1fe bsIles, when they 60 bathing It
Atlantic OH, consider ii the correct thing
n M accompanied by pet newfoundland
dogs. NM a 13 \
Thsrease over 25, 900 dourin9 mills In the
United statsp giving employment 10 600
men. These mills turn ont annually 5000
sQ1kF6l6 ~ DQurs@ ~
II N KTsnce architects and contractors are
klly held responsible for ! period or ten
Yssts atler ths completion Of . structure Tor
t1lel on partial l0ss occasioned By dsfeetiye
pleQs or work ss h8,ss # M ~,
EIttsbufg, Pa., has seventy-thrse glass
ixcloriss, thirty-three Iron rolling mills
eight steel rolling mills, seven white lead
factories. twenty nine oil reineries. and the
coal mines contributing to that market
number ops hundred and ffty-eight.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
ARM BROKEN.

John, son Of Ellis @. Taylor, rsaiding atI
No. AL Taylor street, fell Sfscms their yard
fence, on Monday evening, and dislocated
and fractured hts left arm. DR.. West At
tended to his INJURIES &9Ff lgS8t8
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
DEM0OR4rICsTArE 0ONYHSrxos.

DEMOOR4TICsTATE OONYEHrI0E.
A Convention Of The Democrats si@IzGbs
Of the State of Delaware win be hsld ! u
Dover, IN Court House hall. on TneSd ~ ,the
9th day Of August 1878, at 10 O'Clock I.
for the purpcce Of nominating . e1rdIds1D
fcr the ofieeof Governor aud i e1pdid1IS
for the o6ice Of Representative In C0ngs6lS. j.
The Chsirmen Of the several County Con-
mittees are requested to issne cain IN tk1lr
respective Counties, giving the proper nos
tice and appointing the time for choo1lrG
delegates to said convention.
JAMES. R. MITCHELL !, "
Chairman Of State Central CON.
Attest ,--James r. Wolcott, secy q
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24


NoTlCE:--Tne Democratic Executive COM
~ mlttee. OF New Castle county, under the
rules. have s.pportioped the ctsnnty as fol
!sWs TO wilt: Wilmington, Christiara, NJ u
creek, White c az Creek. \ ew Castle. 8.
Georges and Blackbird Hundreds are enti.
Lea TO have each one hepresen tative IN
Inc next Legislature. Pencader In the
IN" District, aud Red Lion in the 3id, are
entitltd to have each one senator.
Ihe election of Delegates 10 the state
convention calls to meet ut Dover, AUGUST
6th, TO nominate candidates for Governor
and Congress, will be held in the respect
we election Districts of the County, on
saturday, August 3rd. The nomination
Election for candidates for the Levy Court
ana for the esislature, will be held on the
Isl Saturday Of September.
rolls TO be opened from II O'Clock M. to
1o'clock P. M. The election g to be held
py tne judges who held ihe nomination
Hlectlon tor sheriff and Coroner
J. H. WALKER. Chairman.
WILLIAM II. NEWTON. kec. pro ten., 4
? 4 G