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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26

Reports were current last evening In Cotton
circles of large failure in New York city.
caused by heavy operations on the "bull' side
In tho fieecy staple
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26
King of the Carnival,

and dedicated to the annual visit Of His Majesty
to the Royal Capital. it is hereby ordained and
decreed-
l. That all lines OF transportation. extending
throughout the Royal Domain. Immediately
cause to be promulgated reduced tariff Of
fares for the benefit of all loyal subjects who
may desire to visit the Royal Capital on that
day.
II. In order to testify their loyalty and to
properly honor His Most Gracious Majesty. ON
the occasion OF his triumphal entry into the
Capital. all loyal subjects resident therein ara
hereby commanded to forthwith form them
selves into organized bodies, reporting them.
selves promptly to the DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
for assignment to station AMI service.
III. That, in consideration OF ready and inn
plicit obedience to this, our Royal Mandate.
each and every loyal subject fs hereby absolved
from all service or allegiance to any other
power than that Of His Most Blessed Majesty.
and all public buildings and places OF business
in the Royal Capital are hereby ordered to be-
closed throughout the day.
~. We congratulate our loyal subjects upon
the reign Of peace and the return Of brotherly
love within the borders OF their State and trust
that the good feeling. now 80 happily existing.
may continue and grow stronger with years.
increasing the prosperity. wealth and power of
those whom we love 50 well. enabling them to
celebrate with more eclat, and more heartily
enjoy our annual visit to their beautiful city.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
Given under our hand and seal, at the TEMPLE
oE juno In our CRY OF MYCENAE, this
the 18th day of December, 1877. and the
One Thousand and Sixth OF our Reign
By the King Himself.
REX.
Attest:
BATHURST,
Lord High Chamberlain,
CARNIVAL PALACE, New Orleans,
December 81 1877.
Address all official communications TO
BATHURST"
Postoff1ce drawer 101 New Orleans, jas Ina
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26

BY report presented by the Life Saving Ser
vice. it appears that out OF 1900 persons
wrecked near stations on our coast last year
1861 were saved or these, s7l were actually
landed by means Of the life-saving apparatus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26
limited states Coinage.

The following table. compiled from official
sources, shows the gold and silver coins Of the
United States the date when their coinage was
authorized, and their weight in grains nine
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PROCLAMATION
BY THE
KINGoF qHECARNIVAL
EDICT XXI.
To all whom these presents shall come
Greeting:
KNOW YE, That inasmuch as
XXI,
MARDI GRAS,

The FIFTH DAY OF MARCH. 1878. is set apart
and ordained as the Grand Fete Day OF His
Most Gracious Majesty the
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Commercial and Financial Matters,

The orange product OF Florida for the year
1s77 was 100000 oranges.
4 The freight trains on the Jackson Railroad
brought into the city yesterday 24s1 bales OF cot
ton.
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When Auth'd. Weight.

FUBHlUubtIZBu
discontinued in 1873.
The value OF the coins turned out by the
United States Mint from 1893 to June 80, 1877, is
shown below:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

icately worked that the trace of every
pick was visible, we made our exit on
a cushioned wooden horse on wheels.
The principal object of our visit
however was the lovely little lake Of
Konigsee, six miles long, two and a
half wide, and at its greatest depth
CTS feet. 1t is formed by the waters
of the Al ps and has towering all
around it Immense peaks thousands Of
feet in height and covered with per-
petual snow. 1t is the rival OF the
lakes of Switzerland, Italy and Ire
land, and is considered by parties
who have seen all to be finer than any
of them. Salzburg and the surround
ing country is noted for its carved
wood and fancy articles made out OF
the horn of the channels whose legs
are so slender that they can be used
for penholders.
Wishing all your readers could see
these lovely places, am, with hopes
of hearing from Maryland on my ar
rival in Scotland, very truly yours,
OUDEIs.
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Our CORRESPONDENCE,
Cur Foreign Letter.
kIssINGEN, BAVARIA. Aug, 5, 1878.

hIssINGEN, BAVARIA. Aug, 5, 1878.
Dear Jovnal You will perhaps
wonder at the long silence which
have maintained; indeed, I Lad resell
we'd not to send you another letter,
thinking by this means to get even
vita you and my friends for sending
NE no letters and papc-s. One hun
dred days away from home without a
word of news is enough to bring one
to this determination; at least l think
30. One day last week ! was sur
prised to receive a paper, and | began
to think that possibly you were not
as bad as | had imagined, and that l
was judging you too harshly. Last
Saturday We heard from a gentleman
that there We're letters and papers for
us at Wurzburg, and that he would
have brought them had he known we
We're still here. After sending for
them we received the news that the
gentlemen in whose care they were
sent was absent, and We were again
doomed to disappointment. In view
of all this l began to rclent nay reso.
luton, and shall again endeavor to
make good my promise to you. Ny
last letter, l believe, concluded at
Rome; at any rate L shall begin there.
While sojourning in this city we
concluded on account of the hot
weather to disregard the advice Of
every one and not visit Naples and
Pompeii. The saying, "See Naples
and die, is rife there, and much to
Our regret we turned northward and
after few hours We were out of the
sunny land of Italy. Italy Is 80
much visited by persons Of every
land and cline that it is always full
of strangers. On account of this fact
it ,s much infested with beggars, or
laszaroni, as they are gently termed in
Italian. They seem to have focked
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

tons undCr the Constitution of the United
States and the laws made in pursuance
thereof, and of the Constitution of the State
of Maryland, and the qualifications of age,
citizenship aud residence, and is not dis
qualified under the provisions of the sec
ond and third sections of the first article of
the Constitution and before registering
any person as a qualified voter, the said
Officer of Registration shall administer to
him the following oath or affirmation 81,
-, do solemnly swear or affirm that l
will true answers make to all questions
necessary to ascertain my qualification or
| disqualification to be registered as Il quail
| fed voter" but nothing herein contained
shall &c construed to authorize said regis
tiers to ask any question touching any cause
of disqualification not expressly enumera-
ted III the Constitution of the State Of Ma
ryland or of the United States.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

stated, were lower than the bid of
Kelley, Pet & Co., and were given to
my friend before l had any knowledge
of their bid, and before I had any
positive information in respect to
change of books. The statement of
DR.. Getzendanner, that in reply to his
question on this point l said that 81
was caught, and asked the board not
to divulge the fact, =" is most positively
false, a- will be attested by al who
were present. His statement, how
ever, may reach persons who know
neither of us, and therefore give the
following statement of DR.. G. 3. Fun
denberg, President of the Board of
School Commissioners, in reference to
this point:
COPY
OFFICE OF BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL
COMMISSIONERS,
CUMBERLAND MD, Aug. 10, 1878.
J. II. MEDAIRY, EsQ.-DGar Sir DIR.
Fundenberg authorizes me to state that he
does not remember exactly what you said
before the Board, but that you used no such
expressions as is imputed to you in the
publication of G. H. Gctzendanncr
Yours, DC, j. w. 5. CoCHRANE,
Secretary of Board
There are other statements made by
DR.. Getzendanner in his defence,
which are false, and insinuations
which are utterl y unjust, but they are
all the imputations of a man detected
in the very acts he would charge upon
others. He has appealed, under
stand, to the State Board af Educa-
ton, and that occasion may require
Inc to speak further of him, but here
l dismiss the subject.
1t is with great regret that | have
felt obliged to intrude personal mat
tiers upon the public, but at times it
must be done. When for the first
time during an active business expe-
rience Of forty years imputationa are
put upon me, it is but right to myself
and due to my friends, that l should
show how utterl y groundless they are
and from what sort of a source they
come. j. Fl. MEDAIRy.
Baltimore, august 20, 1873.
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ESTR.AT |

Allegany Comfy, to mt:
! HEREBY CERTIFY, That Barney
4, Engle, OF said county, brought before
me, the subscriber, one Of the justices of
the Peace in and for said county, this 18th
day of August, i'll the year 1873, us stray
Aespassing upon his enclosures, ONE
RED AND WHITE ;MULEY COW.
Right car cropped aul slit, left ear cropped.
JOHN G. WEBS, j. =.
The owner of the above described Cow
is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away,
BARNEY ENGLE,
Living between MI. Savage and Flostburg.
AUG 17-3t
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ENsOLHENT,s NvEEUE..

Robert AEc6inn ! NRDERGD, this ?5th
Is. Cdty OF IarcN, 1878,
lis Creditors. J That Bobcry MoG,un give
nuiee TO his creditors, eudorsers, and sure
ties, that the second Monday of October
next Is liked for the said Robert McGinn
to appear il the Circuit Coart Of A.iesany
couuty to answer sIcA InterIog1 as
propose or allege against him; anl that q
copy OF this order be inserted il bUmC
newspaper prtnted in the gown Of Frost
burg once a week for three successive
months prior to the secoad Monday Of
October next, rs allCI notice.
Test. THEO. LUMAN,
July G-$M Clerk.
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BAYARD TAYLOR

Says: Il take great pleasure in recon-
manding to parents the Academy Of Mr..
:. c. Shortiidge" iiUli. iIernhnd0
Wood, :. patron, says: $40 per q. full
cost for men ana boys. No Extra Charges.
Special attention 10 both advanced and
Backward pupils. Recommended by Judge
Van tIoescn, RcY DIS. Hill and Peabody.
Address SHlEuIN c. SH0RTLiDGE
(iiarvard a. NJ Media, Pa. Media has
churches and temperance charter.
Aug Him
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Additional Locals.

SpRoULATIvE.-Miss "Elsie En-
nest" we'll known in Piedmont. W.
Va, writes from Buckingham, Va, to
the Oakland Democrat an interesting
item of information concerning our
old friend Wood. She says:
The latest sensation is the reopen
ing Of the Booker Gold Mine" in
our county, mine which once en-
ployed large number of hands, and
was owned by an English company.
1t was sold eighteen months ago, and
purchased by Mr.. John E. Wood, Of
Norfolk, at one time Editor of the
Piedmont 7ndependnu, for small
amount, about twenty five hundred
dollars, I think. He sold it to a
Northern company for sixteen thous-
and dollars, reserving one tenth inter-
est. Work has begun there in earn
est. The machinery is very fine, and
they have forty hands employed.
They are exploring old pits, and pre-
pairing for washing gold.
The GREAT QUEEN Cry BAND
PIC Mo AND TOURNAMENT at Cum.
bcrland on Tuesday was attended by
5000 people. Mr.. VIM. II. Koch, G.
Il P. R. R. agent at Fsostburg, solo
l08 tickets for the occasion. We copy
from the News' an account of the only
contest a Frostburg organization en-
gagged in:
About 2:45 o'clock the Band con-
test was had at the dancing platform,
located in well-shaded spot in the
centre of the grounds. The judges
present We're Capt. J. B. Winslow, and
Messrs. 7. w. Shryer, ]. A. Buckley,
W. L. Morgan, ]. Cheston Lynn, r.
G. Hayden, W. NJ. Roberts and Gusta-
vas Rizer, of this city and Messrs,
Richard Campbell, of Connelsville, DR..
W. @. Hicks, of Meyersdale, George
Hooking of Frostburg, and Capt. J. G.
Douglas, of Homecoming. Only four
bands We're present, and entered for
the contest as follows: 10th regiment
band, Connellsville; Silver cornet
band, Meyersdale; Homecoming brass
band, Homecoming, and the Frostburg
sextet band. Each band played two
selections as follows: Homecoming,
Eclipse" polka and knights Templar
grand march 10th regiment, Battle
of the Wilderness" and the Overture
to Rip Van Winkle;" Frostburg,
"Lifes Bumper" and "Vital Spark
of Heavenly Flame" and the Meyers
dale, Buckeye Quiekstep" and Gap
tain Duncan's Quickstep." The
Frostburg band comprised only six
pieces and used no drum. Their Sc
lectlons were arrangements from vo-
cal scores and were, considering their
difficulty, well performed. The efforts
OF all the bands were loudly cheeIed
by the crowd. At tho conclusion OF
the contest the Judges retired and
made up their verdict. The points
considered were harmony, precision,
and execution, and the degrees of ex-
cellence in each were determined by
numbers, In few moments the
judges returned and awarded the first
prize, handsome silver E fiat cornet,
to the Conceivable band, the second a
brass Z Hat, to the Homecoming band,
and the third, d set Of band music, to
the Frostburg land. The prsaenta-
ton speeches were made by Mr.. r.
Chow Jones IN a very graceful and
happy manner.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

A LONDON teacher has killed boy by
hitting him with school Observation-Disclosures.
That teacher ought to be turned
loose among the Baltimore city and
Allegany county book jobbers.
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ssnl. q week in you own town. 80
,DOO Outfit free. N risk. Reader, if
you want business at which persons Of
either sex can make great pay all the time
they work, write for particulars to Ii. HAL
LETT 81 Co, Portland, Maine. May 20
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Postpone w ENT.

TNHE above sale is postponed unit
4 .,Aasiratss, .sess. Il a. as -.
when it will take place at the hour and
place above named.
JOHN BRADY,
Aug Cats Constable.
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MS lou Is lnlpioftu Ny Il
49, D-STOR
EH5iiI FRAME DIV EALlNG

Also at the same place and Immediately
after the above sale said Association viii
by virtue of power Of sale contained i'll
a mortgage from said Rachel j. Preston
and Joseph Preston to it, dated january
eth, 1876 and recorded in Liber 7. l..
No 4G, folio 413, one of the land records
of said county, offer at Public Sale all the
following real estate in said town OF
Frostburg, viz:
Lot No. q OF block % Of Beall's LIST
addition to the town Of Frostburg,
fronting rs feet on Hill street and
60 feet on Homecoming street, and
improved by a DOUBLE TWO
STORY FRANZ DWELLING and
other buildings.
Terms Of Sale IN cach case-CASHI
BRACE & RICHMOND,
Aug "a Attorneys for Mortgage.
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NORTGAGEES SHE OF
Valuable REAL ESTATE
IN EgOSTEsaJasG.'

10y virtue of a power of sale contained
- in mortgage from Rachel J. Preston
and Joseph Preston to the Frostburg Per-
petual Building Association, of Frostburg,
Md, dated February 8, 1870, and recorded
in Liber T. L. No. 10, folio 694, one Of the
and records of Allegany county, the said
Frost. : Perpetual Building Association
of Frosburg Md, will offer at PUBLIC
SALE in front of the Grand Central Ho-
tel in said town OF Frostburg'on
Saturday, Sept. u, ISIS,
at II o'clock a. NJ,
all that lot of ground ON Water street in
said town described as follows, viz:
beginning at stone marked Oh
supposed to stand at the end of 90
feet on the Sd line of Lot No. in
Frost's third addition to Frostburg,
and running thence North 4l0,
West SO feet to Water street, and
with it South 49o, West % feet;
South 40, East 50 feet, then North
400, East % feet to the beginning"
Being toe same lot conveyed to said
Rachel j. Preston by decd from James ii.
uoblitzeli and wife dated July %, 1895.
This lot is improved by
49,. 49, TsEO-STORY
tzsNiI
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Registration officer for East Homecoming
Election District, No. 10,
AlrN DfVIT J;,G
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02
Assignee Accounts.

NOTICE Is hereby given tba. tho fol-
y loving AssiEIees Accounts have oeeA
fled iu the ogice Of the proihonot"ry OF
the Court Of &, Z. Of Snyder county and
will be proseatcd to the next court for
ron6ruatlou, aui uuloss saihci casSo
nc shown 10 the contrary tho same will
bo confirmed.
Account ofJ. W 2cller Assignee OF +.
ii. Il. Zcller, OF Centre township.
Account Of T.. n. iIulnmcl Assignee of
Henry Ntiser, OF SelinsgroVe.
Account of Danicl !. Boyer Assignee OF
Henry Lester. Of Perry township
Account oi Daniel =; Boyer Assignee OF
Jncob Snyder, Of Mas hington township.
Account Of Isanc Beaver Assignee of IL.
|. Romig, OF Beaver township.
Account Of |. I. Manbcck Assignee ef
Henry Mechtly, OF Beaver township.
Account OF Elias Byerly and wn. HUI
man Assiguees Of Henry Radel, OF Chap
man township.
Account Of Jacob S. Weller Assignee Of
&. l.. Bufington, Of Franklin township
Account Of WIN. Meyer Assignee of
Darnhart kable, of Washington township.
Account Of John Kreitaer Assignee Of
John Bickel, Of Union township.
Account OF Edward Bassler Assignee OF
Jonas Kissingcr, of Washington township :
Account Of George Eby Assignee Of Jo-
seph NJ. Dowes. Of Sclinsgrove.
Account Of Adam Wilt Assignee Of Geo.
W. NJ Elyee, Of Beaver township.
]. GROUSE, Proth,y
Prothv,s Once, Apr. as, rs,
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With goll A. per cent premium.
we may consider tho resumption oi
specie pay ymeut an accomplished fact
Tho last negotiation Of Secretary
Sherman is placing 100000 for
god has already borne It's e5.,ima' e
truit. \ number of the banks in
'rlnclnuu'n r"n Shi"rSv usvr given
notice tLat they will redeem their
notes in gold.
Thus ia vindicated tho wisdom Of
the Republican Congress in The pas
sago Of the law declaring that on
tie Isl Of January, 1878, the Cow
ornmont would pay its obligations
in coin. This measure was received
by the country Rt first with doubts,
which the Democratic leaders and
press ondeavored to intensity by al
manner ofjoleful prophecies aud par.
tially succeeded in believing them
selves, that bankruptcy and ruin
must follow the attempt to force-as
they tLought-rcdomption on any
'iycd day. But now they hang on
tho ragged edgoof despair as they
SEQ tho county anticipating the day
by mouths.
We regard this last move OF
Treasurer sherman as a real fnan
cial c,Dp Getai. The gold buns
are roaring with voxation, and are
hastcning TO meet the emergency.
Tho treasurer will have really moro
gold than no requires, and the vory
fact that he has II surplus will in-
spire all the confidence necessary to
insure aud easy movement, without
any other disturbance to trade or
commerce other than such as will
be healthy aud solid. We may an
ticipato Il Glow but regularly increas.
ing volume of trade in all our great
industrial interests the strength
cning Of our credit, and U. $. bonds
sought after at homo and in foreign
lands rs an Investment profitable,
certain aud secure, beyond doubt,
With tho roggmption OF coin pay
monts, the Republican party closes
tho third chapter of u brill'out his
l0ry. Eighteen yeor- 'Jun-
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non placed in position peihap, this
IS point oi dolicacy. hoWoyer, be.
......'. I,,,i.,,,y opl f.l, rather too
..n.n ,.f tb, t.urp cannon in n.1S7l.
nj, monster gnp which he had on
,ylih,,i.u In pb;IqlslpAin in 1876
L,5 h.r, ,prri,.s,5 bv tho Russian
'....[.-,,r,, rrl now, forms an i'm.
".,,,,t.rl ,.,r,,,l,llo r,rt of tho
a,,.,o,-.rt - tho for. C.ops,alt in
a.. p,r,i,.s.,
r1.. ,...ut orl.- issrol hv the
art ro,.n.iiao d, ibe I'rnc, Com
lm;s.,os. tlal 100 paintn. commlu-
oro,,,. o,.,-.' ..c,.,s ',', I.om tls late Franco
German w,r wonll bo allowed at the
IcyLib;tion has ,iyon rise 20 consid-
.rol5o Administration omopg some Of
.lbc ieadipp french artists. who hal
noiri,l battle scenes with the cx
I press purpose of exhibiting them t1
iho vo,ll Mt the Champ de Mass this
, summer Ent this orlor was made
,mr.ra,iysly necessary by the action
.nf ibc Empcror of Germany in pro-
.blbi,iua German artists from con
'trnbntino uiciurcs OF tho Siege o
Paris. Battle Of Lcdan, and similoi
scenes by no means soothing or com
plimoutary to the French. So that
q .ihc ART Gallery at tho great inter
, .rotional Exposition OF 1873 will b,
-.nutr,l Ground. where both natiou.
,r.inav meet without stumbling owe
g. .onttIirr that woall rip up wound
D.. tbol have scarcely healod yet, an.
1. giyo won't 70 many "s1rrc ~ an.
q ."Dl3Ugr.re,.r ;, flyM both Gnul
and T,ns.ps.
Mr. Ptlt rIa french urchitcc
q who supolintor is tho erection Of tn
' Emcriran au.cx. has very nolrl
. comnlo,.d tn, par! orhis work th
i ..;-,. L-.p ,,',o.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02
Sheriff.

Tc the Republican voters Of Snyier county.
W. resrcrffully recommend william IL BeH-
yer. Of Nii iiebu. Y. asa suitable candidate for
at the cOmiug Primary E.ce.
tin, Urthc office Of SuURiFF. Nr. Beaver IL .
I,sTubllcan ot uuguCEtiunab'o hdelity 20 the
plfty aud has clutri' ut.d largely - It's sue
cess He q good business man, tally comre-
tent for the y sii.ou; and his even tomper,
tui Il and uNitls manners arc suuriout guar
autce that NJ elected NJ ono would suier IN.
necessary opptcssi,u. Of sound integrity, good
moral cintaftrt.c mpotency tNorsO know y
and LARGELY connected hts nomination would
give strength to the tlshct at tue Honefal
Election OirilrNs " BEAVLH'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02
N0ica oi Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that m
- application ~.i'tt uttc o. the Taytorrn
ufthC grart uf Common llCts ul snyder r1uu-
I 'hafter oi iue0ru1gsti0n Of tho Ny.Gac lc ID
lutheran congregation az u1tschgits church,
In CHAIRMAN tpwuship, IN Ter tlc utut, sWl9
and tltie pi 'rlc Bltshaft4 . vauEclicl Iufh-
Gran CU.rsl 10 Chapman Tcvu-hipN living
t,s ne ob'c"t the promotion Of the intsretts VI
GRIMM e DILL,
Mag O. '1-. htlJ's Tor eth nofs.
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Mn. Enron

Please gnnonuco through tbs
columns Of your paper the aams " " Siillam
Lrck asa candidate for tho utl,s Of sheriff
tuhicctto action Of the Republican voters u
tho ensuing primary election.
Sir. Luck s wei qualified for tho place anl
"a wuil and lavorHbly kEuWn.
Tho Wet end hrS had but one shoriH SIN
tho organization oftho county, ara II would
10 frt itir and equitable for tho republican
.y.t.rl nt tac county 10 support sir Ia uck and
thus glyo tlt W0ft CLd Vt tito equity repre-
scn,a,ig, IN thst important Othco.
WEST DGAvLg.