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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
Fancy Dress Goods.

A great variety of choice foreign novel
ties for polonaise and combination suits at
10 per cent. less than prices that prevailed
last month. We now have the best bargains
in low price fancy dress goods to be found
in the city, ranging in price at cents,
cents. s122 cents, Is cents, Is cents and up
wards. New Novelties for Travelling Suits.
All wool Serges (all colors) so cents.
Buntings in all the new colors and COM
blnations. All qualities and greatly re-
duced prices.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
Cheap Dry Goods.

In order to reduce our large stock of
'pring and Summer dry goods, and get
eady for large Fall stock, we are n ow
fferng all goods at great reduction from
primer prices. Dickson, Berry l. Co., Mil.
7aukee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
POst-Omce Notice.

The Post-office will be open to morrow
July 4tb( from $50 until 10 A. M. and
from 6 until Z P. M. All mails for the
day will close at 10 A. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
A Bold Ro bbery.

Last Thursday evening as Mr. Peter
alloy, of the firm of j. Malloy 4 Bro, in
.nnis Block, was making up his account
4paratory TO closing up for the night, sew
II stones were thrown through the front
ndow of the store causing a con-
lerable OF a crash. Mr.. MaIloy rushed
the front door to see what the matter
as and while thus engaged some thief en-
red the store at the back door and stole
ON the desk the cash box containing
out seventy FIVE dollars in money and a
imber OF notes and other valuable papers.
,e next morning the tox and the papers
re found in the yard Of Mrs. Griffin in
Fourth ward. Messrs. Malloy and Bro
nsider themselves quite fortunate in find
their papers as many of them were of
Eat value to them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
Fancy Goods Department.

Real Lace Sets and Tie Ends; Children's
Collars in Muslin, Lace and Colored En-
broidery; French Lace, so popular for trim
ming; Russia Lace; New Smyrna and
Torchon Laces; New Styles in Ladies' COL
lars and Cuffs; New Rouchings in white,
black and tints.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Convent make. handsomely embroidered
and sold for less than the material alone
would COST
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
SatinS and Velvets.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

Hosiery for Ladies, Gems, Misses and
Children, solid coors, stripes, cloxs, en-
broidered, tints, &c. All II new Spring
conf nations
Bargains IL reguIar-made Balbrig-
ganS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03

Wells Persian Perfume "HACkME-
TACK is rich and fragrant, try it, Sold
by X. Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03

s6rIt will pay parties living In any part
Of the State to trade with US either in per-
son or by selecting from samples we send on
application. Goods sent by Express C. O.
D.. or by mail if money accompanies order
sufficient to pay postage. Goods 50 sent
not proving satisfactory can be returned at
our expense and morey will be refunded.
Wheeler, White / Van pelt.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03

Corrected Weekly by VIM. Buch
heit, Commission Merchant, Third
Street, WATERFOWL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03

Query.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros
.Soal eff North Carolina at the same price,"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
SILK AND GRENADINE
Department,

We have all the popular makes and qualit
ties, Black Silks from rs cents up to So 90.
We guarantee our SLIGO Black Silk the bes
value in the market. Brocaded Silks ST..
25 to $3.50; Summer Silks from SO cents
up; Grenadines in all the new styles and
choice effects, a beautiful assortment from
Is cents to $3.50.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03

(Colored) 5Oc., 623c., s73c., $l.0O up to
$l.75.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A d re s s i n e
which is at once
a 6 r G e a b l e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
s CRYING the
hair. Faded or
gray hair IS soon
restored to ITS
criminal collar
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
AIPACA<

In Black and colors at l23 cents, Is cents
lS cents, 20 cents, and upwards.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
CASHM e RES

Larges quantities (all woody Black CASH
meres at so cents, IS cents, IS cents, 875
cents, up to $3.50. We have extra wide
Camels Hair Cashmere at SO cents; CASH
meres in colors at equally low prices. We
guarantee every piece of Silk, Grenadine
aud Cashmere we sell,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03
HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambria,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it rich, glossy lustre and a grateful
perfume.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-03

WEDNESDAY July 3, 1878.
The sun., 1878-04-27

miued by sailors. on lumbcrmnn. which lay
at tho Eric basin on the 10th Of last March. and
probably over tho spot where Ferron's body
MAS found. With these particulars. IL Is hoped
that some one OF the whnrilngors or laborers
may call to mind such vessel. A Nova Scotia
lumberman is reported to have been oil the
basin at about that time.
Some effort il to be made to trace tho three
men who went up Elizabeth street, but inquiry
at all tho bal cHms in the vicinity last night re-
suited in nothing. But a., additlonn! cue W2s
discovered Inst evening which may ~ 49, ~ nx
was, placed was cosclv examined and tho
mud washed on. The trade mark OF tho
New York. house where it was bought
WIS revealed. and also another. mark.
crs. The difficulty. thnt will arise should the
vessel be discovered will be- tho probability tnnt
in the s. weeks that have elapsed she may have
reached some distant port. and tho men have
murder was actually committed outside the ju-
risdiction Qf the Brooklyn. police. but still they
Will do their best to arrest the murdercrs.
ANOTHER DoDY FROM THE ERIE BASIN.
Ten minutes after Bernard Ferron's body
was discovered yesterday the same bontman
found another mans body. wear NJ Il fine
black diagonal coat and vest dark striped pan
were indislinguis liable. IL WIS taken 10 tho
Morgue. No marks OF violence wcrc discov-
cred Two postal cards were found in the
pockets addressed to Henry Iicdenkamp, 263
broadway. ,Williamsburgh. Detective Rail
found John Hedenkamp Mt that number nnd
he recognized the body as that of his brother
Henry. who had mysteriOusly Disappeared on
March 3. MIR. Hedcnknmp could not account
for the death Of his brother. unless he had been
Intoxicated and fallen from the pier. 1t Is not
known how much money he had with him: he
hnd lately sold out his store. Coroner Simms
Is To hold an Inquest over the body to-day.
The sun., 1878-04-27
VIVA, ncnn,. Disclosed to Gen Bu.ier.

WAsHlSC,.9""N, April 26.-Gcn. Butler. when
asked to give his opinion concerning the con.
fcssions Of s. b. McIin and others Of Florida
said: must decline to say anything ns to tho
effect these confessions may havo. I am a
member Of the judiciary Committee. where
these matters. II presented in the House, will
probably be referred. and there will have to
pass judgment upon them. II would bo a
strange thing for Judge to express an opn-
ion upon subject. which might come before
him judicially. in advance OF its submission to
him. will say something. however. about the
paragraph in Mr.. Dcnnss statement which has
reiercncet to me. do not know whether Mr. Don
mis- has boen correctly reported or not but this
is what occurred between him and mo right
here in my Office. Mr.. Dennis was introduced
TO me 10y II personal friend and said to mo that
he knew something about the Florida elections.
the alteration of poll and return books whereby
sufirient kepublcan votes To make majority
Tor Hayes had been added. He also road To me
certain papers purporting to prove that. said:
II that is So do not see how Hayes can hold
his office; hut this is matter which belongs to
Congress, and Congress alone should deal with
H. lie also informed me that these matters
mad been made known TO Mr.. Hayes. either
throuHh Coy. N2ycs or hims;et Il think
given him letters recommending his ap-
n%oin'mhent POI, to some position He said
der Hayes. upon the strength Of these recom-
mendations | said to him in substance. that
II the facts were to be presented in Congress-
such action would undoubtedly be taken as the
gravity OF the complaint would demand. Dem
MS then told mo TINT he would soon go to
Florida TO perfect these proofs. The next
heard OF II. and MI have heard further. Ia what
| have learned through the newspapers Mr..
Dennis desired mo to trent the matter con-
hdcntlally. and have done so. He has chosen
TO go into the newspapers. aud suppose that
releases me from any obligations " secrecy.
lie has also given me some directions as to
where can obtain Information Of an improper
use of funds in Louisiana 10y the MucNcagh
Commission. and have caused some investiga-
tion to I've mnde. TIE T. -i'ts OF which for the
present. hold confidential That Is all / have to
The sun., 1878-04-27
Denni. Summoned to Washington.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 90 Dennis start
ed for Washington Yesterday morning. having
been summoned there 10y Mr. Bisbee Congress
man from this district. but whose sent is con-
tested by Finley. The whole case is understood
10 be- there now and the papers. including
Dsnnis's statement. are believed to have gone
forward. Among the ailldayts is one made 10y
eS. Sheriff Levy. IN which he speaks Of u plot
e. burn the State Capitol. which was not cnrried
out herause II was Thought the Democrats had
certified copies of all the returns IL seems
from the nature oi some Of IN" ullidav,ts made
that something Ices dies money has prompted
tho STATEMENTS and It il 'iieycd that the iniiu-
euec Of Republican leaders has been largely
brought to bear ON some OF those who have
" "csuf,-4al -
The sun., 1878-04-27
THE CHOU- CIOW MIN DEAD.
Valentine, who Wen Fortune by Three
Card Monte nnd I.o.t Il nj Fnro

Edward Nalci.tlnc, the famous ChOw-ChOw
Man. who for many years praetised thrce-card
monte along the beach at Coney Island and
Rockaway. died suddenly in the saloon at gl
Bowcry. this city yesterday. Since his dis
charge from the kin-s county prnitcntiarv.
whore h" wns imprisoned for year under a
conviction for gambling. he has been suffering
from consumption. and WIS at one tine at tho
point of death in hospital this city. He WIS
30 years of age. of medium height por,ly in
form, and he wore his face clean shaycn. except
az the sides whcro ho had thin side whskors
His cvcs were brightly black. and snprLlrdwith
an maj Whrun ser hc WIS 40 " 'IA with his
cards. tie piled his trade indu-ir ou-iy Tor
many years. und WIS frequently arft .tcl. a large
rtuue cam" TO him through II tlrrc-card monte.
tut hc was vctim 90 his own occupation. ami
h" lost nearly all that hc made ~ faro lie mude
RsaNgry chow-chuW HrLio in tine winter Whirh
hr anld 10 the H-rr h"rr saloon Keepers. Hnd IN
THIS way hc gained the soul r,duot OF tho Cnow-
Chow Man. Ho w,s Of lsrdc..ush Oirth. and WAS
born in England.
la the peui,'niinry he was employed in tho
hakr-hop. and WIS his habit to appeal to VISIT
ors for sympathy and to u-k them tn say a good
word for him outside. He has wife living in
BROOKLYN
The sun., 1878-04-27
ONE UNREPENTiNr REBEL.
Jen Davis SIN Protesting 20 Believe that the
War lac Invoked was Ju,t One.

MACON, Ga, April 2G.-In letter to the
Memorial Association of Macon. in response TO
an invitation to deliver an address. Jefferson
Davis says Let not any OF the survivors i'm
pugn their faith 10y Offering the pentcntial plea
that they believed they were right Let pos
tcrity learn by this monument that you COM
mcmorato men who died in a defensive
war; that thcy did not. as has been idly
stated. submit to the arbitrament OF
arms the questions at issue-luestions
involving inalicnable rights inherited
and held in trust for postnrity-but strove for
the State sovereignty which their fathers left
them. and which 1t was their duty. IL possible.
10 transmit to their children. Let this monu-
ment teach that heroism derives its iustrc from
tho Justice of the cause in which ii is displayed,
and let IT mark the difference between n war
wngcd for the robhcr-like purpose Of conquest
ana unn To- repel invasion, To Il Tend a people 3
hnarihs and affairs and 10 maintain their laws
ana liberties Such WIS the war i'm VIII ch
sparkl"s with the gems OF patriotism and right
c0usness, with glory undimnod 10y any motive
OF ngEruudiZrmcnt or intent to iniii't ruin ON
others We present, thom To- postrrity as eN-
amplcS TO bc followed, and wait securely for the
verdict " mnnk when knowledge shall have
dspelled misrepresentation md delusIuu. IL
H. not unreasonable to hope that mature rpner-
ton and a closer study OF the political history
OF the Union may yet restore the rights pros
trated by the passions developed in our long
and bloody war. If. however. II should be other
Tlon from our heroes graves shall come.
Ia nnuruiul iouc. the answer NJ
Ans o. our chi dtru must Obey,
The, must hut uiusing or our day.
TNlll.s. drhasc them tO submit
Yours. faithfully. JEFFERSON DAVIS"
The sun., 1878-04-27

The following extract is from a letter
written Immediately after the Returning Bolrd
Of Florida had done its work. The letter was
addressed by n leading Cuban in Key West to
the editor Of Cuban paper in this city,
we have Just rcccivcdtwo kilograms from Taahas
sec. written by GOWN to iorsman and the other by
Wckes to me, in which they tell that Louisiana and
Florida have gone Republican Our JOY is immense be.
these States depended as you know the tri.
umph Of the good cause.
"You will have learned how Cespcdcs. who was beat
here by go votes due to the votes Of the Cuban
cratswho polled i43 votes against hm-has triumphcd
thanks to trick Of mine. for annulled ballo, box Of
which was Inspector which contained over 40 Demo
cratic votes
Communicate these adyiccs to good friends the
Lincoln club In the name Of the Cuban Republicans Of
Key West 800 and rely upon the friendship
Of yours truly, JuAS NJ. RtrEs"
Tho GOWN mentioned in this letter is Man
uel GOWN. the forger. He arranged things
for the Hayes fraud among the Cuban vot ers OF
Southern Florida. and has since been appo int
ed 10y Hayes United States Consul at Leghorn.
The sun., 1878-04-27

Wa Ma,ioN, April 2G. - The revelations
TODAY ha,' decpeneI HnA emphasized the i'm
preston a.r .dy made. They have not changed
u dr".' 'a of Iuhl'r opinion. but they have
made ooar and distinct the general belief in
n' re,r before wholly .on'ralcd There
Las l.a D., counter proof no defence. no
hIoo-l Among some ltrpui hcans there is n
d'ruo- to. tp baltte tho revelations; there has
le't iHn' io deny it, Oithc future. Republican
l"i'9 Hra ohary of express ne opinion. Com
81 r'--n.''. 81 less mote have been ready 10 admit
t'l ..Di ''. address. AMI prompt advance By
H'n 'n l.tlrrs are only need 10 carry.
W'h9Ni -.r.ous oppos tion, the summary order
iof 400 mlIlD which tA,so revelations make
nH'c,-ary
Tmt t' publication to-day has made that
ln1Wry lmmeaiite is the current comment Of
Demo l.''s. rs other publications and a general
hN'"i'dsD had mado it inevitable And it is
h"'''1hlc TINT it Is gradually coming to DO
sfrn, even by Democratic Congressman. that
Hi- tho great issue which offers material for
sn ""-siul campaign Comparing the utter-
AL 'er Of men to-day with the floating talk OF n
week ago, II II plain that there has been an ad-
vance along the whole line Men who wanted
mlu ~ then sce their way clear to further and
more summary measures. and It is hard 10 find
'n' iu'n who. week ago. wished to soe the
"ho' -nI"t stiG,d They are calling for m
h''Nl"' on now. A shrewd Democratic poll
h''hh IN Tie S nate. who hHs not the slightest
"'hlns 'owngl extreme measures. who has
I"Ner d.a ourHgcd agitation of n subject which
n'S now shaken itself into notice. said to-
pay lhHl be saw in the announcement the
Y.t H"' a. ior u caWpnlEn which II
rnF oou'I deere. R"puhllcan predictions
nvu I'D ihe same direction. II yond this
l. H. mas J" "'n" c'"ar tnnt no Democrat can Hhprd
,' Nl' a- douhuul opinion upon this sub.
f. or c"el q douAliul vote. Opinions here Of
nL N,1h% dome m Florida may not l,r mHt'ri.
t,P rhhn@ q, hlt thrr" is It wide aud general
nun"!''le" az inls NV proof which makes no
diim n'f'-'iW The hrst indication OF tue
ILII1l"n nu'h invest eHt ON must take il seen
np"y 10 INC genera inquiry az 10 the trmpnr
H. a. op .u"r o. the JulirHry Committee. or
H. ni,H imam. Jn ige Knott there hns been N no
"HnF question, nor Of th" Democrats upon
~, F" "h1 II hHs come to hr knpWn today from
n.nuS t'ure-, and TO be widely known, TINT
H. "'l''hh on IN" committee are ready Ia ION
H. rtAli NJ tur INVESTIGATION into all Stages Of
,ud m,u d'i'lorh count. THIS discovery has lrd to
A." 'lnph li' niirran' among lruuhllrAns,
""4 naA pgen mot Wy favorable comment from
The sun., 1878-04-27
A SLEEPING car THAHsCopED.
A New YORKER Seriously Injured In a Sleep
ing Car In virginia.

RICHMOND. April 26.-An accident at about 8
O'Clock this morning 10 las, nights mail train the
Richmond and Danve Railroad. ninety six miles from
Richmond resulted in hve persons being injured fol.
lows n Y Gravoly. of Patrick county. Va. manufac
the celebrated Gravely brand ri chewing acco,
meyer, o Patrick county, Va both scuousH Injured
N 1rUnmonger Oi Baltimore, agent OF the Piedmont AR
Lime and MrA iriscT W Macon, Ga, slightly injured The
accident arihnied entirely 10 neglect The train had
been stopped the main track 10 cool the box Oi the
tender ad the train officers hnd micd to signal freight
tram coming ron the direction Tho result was
that she end of the sleeper attached TO the mail
train tclrscoCd by the engine OF the freight train.
badly smashing the -loopr ant HVisht tu-inr, and
juring the persons named. Oher cars oi bOth trans
upt palsn lama "a
The sun., 1878-04-27
HAYEyS COMPLETELY.
Further Light on the Monster
Crime of the Century.
INQUIRY MUST BE ORDERED.
Members of Congress Demanding
the Bottom Facts.

NAsufSurON April 20 lnat part OF tnc
picriI, revelations which implicatos Hayes di-
,...y amt indirectly attracts particular interest
her. Tina, hc had u guilty knowledge of the
,,.ud- in that State after they had been COM
.,,,,ot and r wurdcd the men who were parties
o. ,h.,,. .wms to be- established with tolerabe
certainty. This fact II course cannot be posi-
tycly a,.crainod until the whole subject OF the
el.,.orai c5un, in that State has bcnn carefully
and lrpar,ialy investigated by tho judiciary
c,mr ue. of the House oi Representatives. 1t
talmiti. 10 hcr'cn every hand that this inquiry
pii.i now dr ordered by the House at the carli-
D.. obj. .uniiy. The evidence thus far pro-
du,,l t.ndlng 10 show guilty knOwlcdee-or AS
hel.w,.r~ -ny Scirfci'-on the part of Hayes
isnf I...-.cN parte. Judge McI.in swcars that
Flwiii J. Noyrs was the recognized represcn-
tstIye pi Hayes IN Florida, and that he
was UNDERSTOOD to speak by authority.
H. nittr dc'larcs upon oath that Noycs
promi-gd that If the HAYES electors were re-
turned cic.ied Ly the Canyussing Board he
would hs rewarded therefor. Now it is known
OF all mon that both Noyes and McLin were re-
wardei for something. Noycs who was the
emi--aty to do the corrupting. was made En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipotcn-
tury 90 thc republic Of France. and McIin. who
was corrupted according TO his own confession.
was muIo a Judge Of the Territorial
Coui; OF New Mexico. Tho former not
only got the best Office but he was
fortunate enough to be confirmed by
the Senate. while McLin was rejected. Provi-
donce. for some inscrutabe reason. seems also
10 hav" singled out the weaker vessel and visit
ed His wrath upon his head. The awful pres
cnao Of death made McLin's homo joyless
GfiN at tc loss Of his children-the light Of
his hOu-, huld-seems to have aggravated n
The sun., 1878-04-27
The EngII.h I.nbor slrIkes.

LONDON. April GA telegram from Black
burn says "rhc breach between the cotton masters snd
operatives IN widening The county police were today
cA,d to Great lnrw0,d to protect mRnuthcturrr who
Wa, confined IN, house iy mn immense crowd, from
which VI ltncp WIS ichrcd
Thrcc huu-and miners met at Vddnes'on Scotland.
Yesterday, and resolved 10 dtmHnl al
Shilling Der day the master, o all scotch cOcries
AuN
The sun., 1878-04-27

William Evars. the Third son Of tho Hon.
William NJ EVarts drd IN Washington yesterday Whilc
wit! Eu,soll Co. in Chiua. three wears H.o. he was
STRICKEN Mith niHn tl cttr Ion WAlDh ht rnrul rv-
cO,vIcd IN Los Ansri,. cal lt - yrnrs oi age
The sun., 1878-04-27

Tho Curonere inquest in the case of Max l..
Meyer the lawyer who was found ~ sd his office al
2ol Broadway, on the 10th inst. concluded ,c,icr
day Deputy Coroner dodsmdt tsuuod that IT wrs a
case OF death uN lru>,c neat Mr. Never LaNlu. lti
great n' nal distress Hnl 'NrIcuvn CAUSED ht over
eNru"h. tl ill1 dcsNnienc) Gv'"uSy he dc ,ratld VI
Nh m.
The sun., 1878-04-27

PHILADELPHIA, April 2G.-This morn
ing Attorney General Devcns. while in
his opinion somewhat fully in regard
to the Florida matter. He stated. in
substance thnt he and tho other mem
hcrs of the Cabinet placed no crednnce in
the alleged confessions" Anldnvits could be
obtained in that part .of the country to suit
thing as en'analing from disappointed poll
ticians and disaffccted Republicans for the pur-
pose Of tumcntng discord in the ranks of the
Eauuhieun lurty
The sun., 1878-04-27

his views substantially as givcn nto---
the impression with Ger " ana lsil
done 40 We've had evidently UNDER
.., =. cnnnge the next day after un interview
with Gov. Stcurns
The sun., 1878-04-27

Son soluble I'm boxes, chcaicst Amcriosn capsules,
2'c box. ASK Tor urnyS TAKE no ohef All druggists
The sun., 1878-04-27

| Sore lcgs Varicosc veins cured without nay Glcs
! Llunent Ioiidc Ammonia. ~ Wost broadway .--A4e
The sun., 1878-04-27

Dealers and consumers will bear in mind that Maitby's
oysters are received mech, daily summer and wIuier
AaR
The sun., 1878-04-27

was candidate for Chairman. did not hesitate
to say that ii was Mr.. Hnycss desire that he, and
not Zach Chandler should W. made Chairman.
The sun., 1878-04-27

J0r.IAGs liHoUr TOWN.

r. ,t"r'y winds. ~ ng barometer; cooler.
.It NtrtsDr D. vain iU- 90. ram
The sun., 1878-04-27

Yours. faithfully. JEFFERSON DAVE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23

\ Register Of Deeds far the county Of Iowa,
hi t59 ptacU 0f hH2s Glem seu, whose tegm
of eNce wlll rN, iru on TIE Rrst Moad9H q
j.naafN next.
4 rlErk III INN Cauaty Board ot Supervisors
to, the SanHtS N lava, III taa mace ~ llnss Il.
pstar. lr,, whose tttN IL otlics wl'l expire ~
the htsl Monday ia January next,
AGtVrk ~ the Ct,Sutt court Tor the county
al Iowa, IN place ot MGtIsm SaUds, W lose .etm
OF oG.1e VIII CAplie On the hrs, Monday oi
3annatN aSNt,
A District Attorney tar tho county ot Iowa,
Ia The place OF samuel ". EtcsC, whose term
II Office will ,Spltc on the first Monday OF
january uGNt.
Il uunty Sutvcycr fat hc county q Iowa
In paco ~ AMscN Uamlor,, who'a term ol
oiiSe will expire IN the hrst MundSY Of JAnn
nVNk.
orouer for the county Of Iowa, which etnet
is nov vacant.
pa,vu SGtrG's uete, podgevtlc, August
! nth, A ID ISIS, 1ioMAN kENNRNS,
. til Shetn Of Iowa IouItJ Wis