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TElEcRAPH,c. eREvlrles.

H. 5t7a 81 BANK CLOSED. "a : 50
sRocherter. Feb. l3.-stethermer, Tone 4
Cos bank closed to-day. Anticipating Z
run, they decided 70 suspend. They expeel
to pay in full. Il
,e GOING TO MINING. -
New York, Feb. 1s.-The Star sIitl ilef.
sld Of Panama says Williamson, United
States minister to Central America, has
resigned to superintendent the Lams
Sanga mine.a - a'
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wA;sAINcToN.

= RAILROAD TELEGRAPH LINES. !
Washington, Feb. 14.-The senate com.
mittee on railroads to-day heard further ar.
gunents concerning the bill to authorize
railroad companies to construct and main.
tain telegraph line for commercial purposes
-f+..s DIRECTOR OF THE MINT.
Washington, Feb. 13.--The president
nominated Horatio c. Burchard, of Illinois,
director Of the mint, vice Liuderman, de-
eaaed.
DECISION OF DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S
Washington, Feb. 14.-The caucus Of
democratic senators to-day, was almost Who'll:
ly in favor Of providing for the repeal Of
the test oath in the manner indicated At the
joint democratic caucus Monday night. II
was generally argued that it. .would-not be
proper to attach the proposition I'd Ding to
the drawing of jurors to the amendment for
the repeal of the election law to an appro-
priation BILL. e. :# ri =
~ " as,S -FOUR PER CENTS. NJ "
Washington, Feb. l4'-subscriptions to
the four per cent loau since yesterday were
$l,so4, 200 IAI L EdN4a
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ABoUT THE CArrLE ouEs11oN,

,t Louden, Feb. lf.-Tn the house oY con-.
mono to day Lord G.. T. Hsmilton, vice
president Of the couocll, said the council
had ordered the slaughter of American cat
lie because some time ago The council wss
Informed q, the prevalence Of disease 10 the
United 5,stes, owning that ihe snurce OF
information wns . messsgs Of President
HAYES. Cansda was not included In the pro.
h,bi,,on, because there VS. NO disease there
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lxsuRA SUR e SccE.

! -
d On fi,a A ~ dsv of Daeernhar. l37a
bs.l- : ). - 49, lf@'l1 :, - I &,
The name Of the comn.nv IA sts p.u,, FIRE rit
Il II MiocAtsd iii St. Paal EiSSss 4 '.'o,l
The ainofSt az its canifai- sfnck Il sioo o(O 10
The amount Of its capital stock paid Is $780,
rue :...,. 81 - ~. 400 ..x az = 80 . =, 80. o,.
."e AsseiS vr lhe CONpAHt axe AS tVtloWS
Cash on hand aud in hands Of banks $40 .3sa .16
Real estate unncumbered. ....,....... l22 2163 ~
Stocks and bonds owned by the com
pany, per schedule. 224,o72 &c
Loans on bond and mortgage. being Il. = 20, -
fIrxt lien On l,nincnmhered real es ~
tate. worth domhIe the amnnnt
loaned 1oNc .'.s ''' '''Ao"i-' ~ ssa ~
Debts otherwise secured .bY collateral
psSSss Stss isls@sls "a s4sS}un;. ssasa .s
All other securitiess accri,ei intere;t.
s2l,bso 81, dorents, 81 .5a7 .25, inland
''>> - --3--.:
Total assets ss4l 800. .43
r ,,,.'.''''S t,e.s,e-. ss4
Losses aG9usted st and aue @ None.
f@es fosses aa?asGea aydsnstaa ana not due.
Losses tSs N suspense waiting for fur- 2sOo6i ide
emer prSo1; = o.o o.o ~.
~ Ieselve: M ~
CONS due agents: = eoll 80
| ,r..., ,,.,,;,,+,., 800 - :.
~, tDLai iauiiiles. $27sl6O IL
LIE asg grgatsst' ssi amount insured Ill any al: on
Tn Te ,,rsst.st 49, az oo
n ,ss ~ ths allG%ea @ ,py tne
IN aI,v one ctv tp%n9 or vi,.aa HG ,asuie NJ
\ 1,ha SUr y. No1sule.
AS a1tsaS - s,,a, a0aI @ q h;s asS"ea u De lh
s.I -. ~ ar, M,..eoD, vse No N''. huie'
I STATE OF MiNNEsorA,
County OF Ramsey =.
Il ~. Il. BlEel0w, president. and g. A.. Eaton,
i secretary. 81 the ST. Raul Fire and Marine In
saiance ,a company: st.. Paul, Minnesota, being
guy sworn. aep9se ana say that the foregoing
~ q auiI. anu statement OF the analrs
OF said company, that the said insurance COM
gany IS the bona iide owner OF at least one hun
0lea tnouSan0 uotalsi GI actua! cash capital. 1n-
5 ~ M Tue M Gs anu a useM states stocks and
DOnas. OF in Donus anu mortgages 01 real estate
amncunDerea m, ana worth double the amount,fol
when Tue same is mortga&ea ana tney are the
above described omcers OF SAID Insurance COM
pertus. pruss..,, r7u pvrrrou, "
lSea.l =; - II hlGiELVW. Gir1V PRESIDENT.
8 80 u "A. EA!oN, secretary.
Snbscribed'and sworn before me, this 22nd day
OF january. 1879. .4s.s
lseall HARRY OFFICER,
II ,,,,ro,.,a Wne, Asai'ise9 So.' -hiilii.
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THE ASSETS Of the COMPANY ARE IS Foll ov

THE ASSETS OF. the COMPANY ARE As FOIL oHs
Cash on hand and in the hands of Il
agents or other persons and banks. .S3as l47,87
Real estate unincumbered. $40 7O0 40
Stocks and bonds owned by the COM : - !
pany, mHrket value. ...... ..... 4 $40 8s7 50
Loans on bond and mortgage being
L nrSt lien on unincumDered real ess t,fs IS
piII tate 1,e1e, ,7le 3s
Debts otherwise secured, interest ac-
crued cd loans and stock ............ 40 99a !O,
Debts for premiums in course of col :,
All other secaries, loans on life poll 10
cies ....,., s,se;es
Total assets. ,sOl, ,ss7 !o7
a :. Is 3 uAB4ITlES : " ~. >
Unearned premiums: J. 1917. i51 ob
Losses adjusted and due and resisted = :
Losses adjusted and not due. S0e ma IA
Amount ntreclamable. .:......... Silica go
Aiiother claims against the company, t''''ss7
commissions, &c.. .......:.:....... 7s,ss2.ol
;Dotal liabilities. s., ,4so, sos s6
STATE OF ILLINoIs, 2 g i''S5s} :
County Of COOk.93 So Is i
William Warren, Resident Secretary. Of the
pany, being duly sworn, depose. and say, that the
foregoing Is full, true and correct statement Of
the Sas rs4s Of M saa company on the slst
81 0' sa'o insurance sSIRanxi %iEGIHM WARREN,
Resident Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 2eth day
VI January, 1879. .fsssi.1.tl..s ~
[seal a z SIMEON w. KING,
| M ,s.,s! commissioner t0i Dakota
.AUDIToR's OFFICE. t.s..s. s.
Yahkton, p. T., Feb. 9TH. 1879. }ss
John s. Sand, Auditor of the Territory Of
Dakota do hereby certify that the above and
foreg0tng tsn tf,lannd correct copy Of the state
me.lf me- q scondstons & ths uS Branch Of
SOnst.ass el Mglasld, ,ort he ststday OF becem.
Oa ss 's's aa oaNssAy seT & rs Il py ySasitor 1is
BY L. NJ. PuRDy. Deputy.
f..E Y ) 9'sHS'1oss As,ts1s os.e' oSsES'AIzorA Z E3a
Gated IN ts ty HeT 4ork snd stsfe e" 81
New YORK has ,,s fled ia this office sworn
the Ys M Pre e.
the Territory Of Dakota, relating, to insurance
companies, Appr0ved February .i6th. 1871 and
| Whereas. On examination Of the sworn state.
ment Of said company filed In this Office, I find
sssse 3
Therefore. /. John 8. Sand. Auditor Of Dako.
tn Territory. do hereby certify that said insa.
rance company is duly authorized to transact the
yssf sSa sfs X is,s ,ss'6s':s 6S ssens! as'
sRHk eP0stSas W. tSaIk,s w.,
| YanktOn.
hand and seal this sth day W Of February, <. P 5
S,s.' f'eNs.sll II r i. ls!s}a. asss!,ss,, s.ss,,,1.
| GEO. W. RoDERTs, Agent.
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MARKETS I'Il BY IELEGRAP Il
IS sa -s-.-.-a
WALL STREET.
.,:o. New York, Feb. IA.
Money-2@3c. ..r ,a q.
Governments Generally strong. .,

,'s NEW YORK MARKET. +4a -
II '. s ~ Ne- York, Feb. II Z.
wHEAr-Quiet; No. 2 red. March,
$l.llac. - - -
RYE-Quist !; western and state; 5s@@
'e13c. l.
8 conN-rriae better western mixed, 421
@47lc. a. = =
.BARLEY-Unchanged. gI
9OATs-Steady; western mixed, s04 @32c.
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\
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Feb. AT d meeting 81 the
Liverpool health committee yesterday the
town clerk stated that the recent nrdsr; Of
the privy ceuucil.wouid entirely prevent
the shipment OF livestock from the United
States 10 Liverpool, because liverpool 10
| not reG1ltcred under the act ss foreign
auimpls hart ou.y. The, ,poIptso realst-red
are Lnnl6n. Hull. Grimes by Ha,tpool. New
Castle. Plymouth 1pnd & Cumberland. TIE
CO nm,ttee decided To address letter to the
psiyy couacilcxlli6; aateAlio6s6aabesd sdisss.
ferrous etfscts Of the order 90 the, pnrt pi
Liverpool and the population of Lancashire
aud Yorkshire, and expressing the hops
that the arrangements now making by The
Liverpool dock hoard may lead the privy
council before the third q. March. 10. define
a part of the, port Of Liverpool where for.
eign animals may be landed.
1 " ~
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,scRlME.1's
RURoLARY..

- - - sf4 "a rhUR0LA&Y.s ~. 4 a 3
Rieeelsvills, Pa, Feb. l4.-At three this
morning four masked men broke into the
dry goods and grocery store Of B. A. Bach
man & Bros, three miles from here, bound
and gagged two. clerks and G. w. Bach
man, one Of the firm, who were sleeping
there. The burglars beat Bachman over
the head badly, and then broke open two
safes. They secured thousand dollars
in money and thousands dollars worth 81
goods, and escaped. taking with them a
-wsson-ana .wo fine horses belonging To the
firm. .<3oSfs fi3gsa&Si
A NAIL RoBBER sUMAARiLY DISPOSED OF
ST.. Louis, Feb: u. j as Beck, baggage
master on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Soushern railroad between here and Coium
bus, KY, was arrested at ten o'clock thi,
morning at Plum Station depot, on charge
Of ro6bing the mail. He was taken to the
postofice. where on the production Of proc
, ..gaias. him, he plead guilty and va
sentenced to three years in the penitentiary
the entire business being accomplished with
10 four hours. The amount purloinsd from
letters is supposed to be between $l0,O0'
ana $4,000, all taken within year.
DEATH PROM ABORTION.
NswYork, Feb. ls.-Ths aodsoa<r's jur,
in the case Of Cora Sonmis, rendered yer
dict ths. she came 70 her death from the 81
fscts Of an abortion, >. the hand. Of tn
womsn Berger, who wa held in $1,000
bail, aud Frank Cosgrave, CorA's alleged -
dusss, tn -, 200, - an seosssory.
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he expected that by the, .3rd Of Marcel,
Necessary arrangements for slaughter. will
he completed at Liverpool aid elesw here.
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INSURANCE.

The name of the. company is Liverpool In
Surance Company. -. =
|. It is located in New York City. q
Inc amount of Its capital stock is $4,000 600 90
a., me amount OF its capital stock paid up is 81,
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49, MILWAUKEE.
K: 9cNa.4 Milwaukee, Feb. ii. !.
b seNHEATzrss@2cs higher; hard 99c
No. !, a7c; No. 2, cole for cash sOsc 70,
March e2c for April; s64c May; No. 4
70lc.
~ CoRa-Firmer
h. ,QArsFF;2l4c. a,
RYE-45c.
BARLEY-74c.
, 1879-07-31
THE COURr-HOUsE.


A ca'l wns ISSUED yesterday for special
meeting OF tho County Board to bc held to.mor-
row afternoon, and thereby hangs ltttlo thread
OF history. Lust Monday The Board adjourned
until the 18th prox., having previously adopted
n resolution offered by Commissioner Stewart.
This provided that r ]. sexton should 60 on
and build tho cut-stono work OF the basen.eat Of
tho new Courthouse 50 that he might 'tbe en-.
ablcd to complete the brick-work OF tho rcnr
building during tho present year."
This resolution Was drawn no after coDsulta-
tton with Mr.. Egan, tho architect OF tic build.
tIlEt Who estimated thu cost ut $1,000, and flat
eun was specified In the resolution. Yesterday
a:r. Egan isiado TIL, tiiscovcry TINT he Ind nec-
lccted tp ntnke my allowance for thu stoHe
work bctscCh Tho basement ali tho EouE whcl,
Is 10 be some day built. 1t therefore appeared
thAt not 8D00, hut. ut least $1,000,
How NJ. Eea9 eamo to imasne tat Tilt
rcar wall, or how ho managed to omit from
his calculations this most important factor, te
ablc.
Tho special mocttng Is therefore to be held to
settle what ahali 10 done about it, Sotl,o nom
bevR Of the Hunrll want Sexton to have the Iol,
a. Se,0O0 or 6l0.000, nnti others intend to make
strnnG light for rcadyertisl,lg the work. This
wot!d luke Three weeks, nint It Il caslncd that
the rDot Oh bctnre lAc trusts come. sexton's
friends aay !llat lt1e proposition to rcadycrtiso
II made In tho intorest Of Walker, while tho
oitr s!dc point out TINT Sln.UUO jul, Is not Tho
Kind OF thing 10 uward without giving oilers
tlin1 sexton at lcadt n chance to blu.
, 1879-07-31

Hurry Gray, 1.-THE fat boy " ~ The Eut,-Treas-
ury, md one Of the Understanding clerks in
the ol!cc. by tho way, ls lymg dangerously alex
Of bruln fever.
The intcrnal.rc1enue receIpta at Collector liar-
Fes's o'llee yesterday werc $et, 49, ot which
amount s2o,:ssM wus for tax.paid spirits, S3,747
ios tobacco aat cigars, and s+3l for beer.
slnee nle new law went Into effect, July !,
authorizing sub.Treasufies to redeem subsidiary
ll s!ycr IN currency 70 any desired amount. ,hc
worth u snbalsliary, silver coil. YESTERDAY it
rrtlelHcd, ta addition 10 the aboyu smpi,ut
$5,000 wortll. while Il paid out $l,UtN III silver
to peFsons Wishing tlle .netal IN piaru of Ills
there Is no DELAY, excct where the amount pre.
il takes loo ionr ' to ".tsM Count ss1t II
10 rcdeepl Il on thu day Of It's presentation. a
receipt ts given 1oE liz whalu amount, however,
It IL counted In due conrse Of BUSINESS, uii the
currency y Forthcoming, the receipt being taken
up. III 500 lots there IL no delay WHATEVER. ~
They arc easily counted on presentation, lInI
the currency Is Immediately nald oyer tlu conl.
ter. With lte increased facilities for Lhs ra.
dclDptlun, tue hauks ceaslng " look upon tho
metal as drug.
:. For sotne time past The 5peclal Agents Of tie
Fost-O Otllco haye beea ln receipt of numerous
complaints VI money nn1 letters stolen In trans
InIsstou 10 Peoria, III. Tile Postmaster at ilat
letters instituted. which has At last resulted IN
tht arrest OF tho tl!et. Capt. Stuart Yesterday
received telegram statng tl,us Jusoph Warner
had been arrested fuesday night for robbtpS
t,,,sa ts .na''.; ..,h "1fes was the carrier ii
trom the depot, and h1d excellent
opportunities tor going through thr bars.
At 10 presumed elIat ts bad set OF Keys with
, 1879-07-31
THE BYECljTDVE CnStttfrrrE

iAh EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF tho Exposition held meeting yesterday af-
ternoou aud talked oy.r tilo matter Of securing
lease Of the ground from the city, and, as they
had no authority to net, decided to call meet
!ng OF the board Of Directors for Sept. G. THEY
cannot b. gotten together sooner, us many OF
them are out Of town and will not return be-
fore the hitter part OF next month. Thu wtsl, Of
the Executive Committee, Us hus bccn previous.
" stAtcd, Is to sccirc long fensc,-ter wears at
east,-so ttiat nIatcdmptorcmcnts which
will add to the attrarttyeness OF The institution
may be made. Whlse tie Board would perhaps
ilot come up to Comptroller G,,rncy's dguros,-
ssiU0 nth,-It Is believed they will ADVANCE
t'n the fesl!ng price of the Executive Commit
tcc,--$250 montll, ll,-providcd tho city attborl.
tics doubso up on tho time OF the lcase.-tlvo
l'cnrs,-whtch Mr. Gurney said he would recon.
mend. Some Of the Aldermen, especially tlls
Republicans, said to be opposed TO tue Icusitg
t,f the Eround, 90 w!lnteEcr understanding the
Exposition people mid tile Comptroller may
cone to, tirro Is apt to bo fight tu tho Council
ever tile matter.
The Lou. fhomas uoyne called upon the
MAYOR yesterday and protested against leasing
tho lakc-front property TO the Exposition folks,
~ la proposed BY the Comptroller lie mani
tested the deepest tntcrest ia tho muttcr, und
rather than enter Into 2 lease WIS in favor Of
ttearing down the building. The Comptroller,
however, stands tfrtn by the proposition to lrasc
3lc property, anu tho probabilities arc that au
understanding will be reached.
, 1879-07-31

p1ementary 10 ll,nt MAIDS by the "e1perts.n A
fepoftcr follow Cd the document to the Mayors
lanttIe, Dut turther lle could not 20. II was
Il should not SEQ the light nf day; but
nftcr fca.linE II lio wns tudlscrcct enough to
tnlk 70 MI "intimatc fr!end" about II, mil that
friend met the reporter subsequently,. md waa
TINT II embraced sotno valuable suggestions,
tnhotiying The tien OF tearing down md r.
building certain piers In the et1csurc because OF
tteir wcaknces. The p!ans for tho building call
been so constructed, but sir. Kirkland objects
to them on the ground Of their insutIEciencs to
pcaf ule WelEht illnt will hc loaded upnn tllch
u the progress Of the work, and Is understood
built up solIll. lie goes Into figures 10 damon
attate his p3int, mil thinks. OF course, that he
is right. Thu report further calls ettontlOn 10
tte PROPOSED rotuudn, n,ni nhjcrts 70 4 on The
ground that Willis the foundation for the other
part Of the building has not bcau piled, the
foundation for the rotr,nda has been, md he
draws a moral therefrotn, md points ont TINT,
a!ucu there }s such difference III The fonnda-
o1 ons II ,is%a Toa ha sisd. to attempt TO- sary
Win nc walls Of thu nsHu building, lecauee ono
Or the osltr would scttlc. unturatly, and thu re-
salt would DO great and lrrctncdfnbe crack III
me- se s'fastu1s ouer obect!ons says s "Inti
Is believed, ara tho principal oncs. Just what
the slayor proposes to DO with tho ruport Is
not known, bnt 1t fkbcIleyed that he WILL lay It
before tue Building Committee this morning 10
assls& 1t In The work It proposes to undertake..
ANOTHER PEAruHH
In the question came to light during The day, by
which IT. nppcars that Mr. Harrison shares III tic
dissatisfaction Rlvcn BY tile report OF the "ex-
perts.h 1tis notorious thnt the report Is not
what II ought to bc, and la Honor, discovering
This yesterday, prepared q series Of questions
for Con, AlcDowtll, TO which, lie desires an nu-
swer. Tie questions aro about as follows:
"Are Tic lcfects IN tho Btone re-
ported sufficient 10 cndanger tho per-
pesuisy Of tic str,trturci' 'sNtll tho fact
il.at the tbrick-worS 10 hchlnA The
stone work endanger the building when con,-
pletcdl' "1s the building endangered By tie
ab.enee OF the bond. stones nntl is 1t !iabic to
1all1 II 50, whonl II not, why not" This Ii
not the language Of tie questions, but the sul-
stance OF them, and the fact tint tho Mayor has
scen f|t to nsk Them Is anything clae ttan conl-
pltmcntars to the Committee. The queries are
TO be sent today and tlIa answers thereto will,
10 inult, be aided TO the fund OF literature
accumulattng for the use of the Building COM
mlttec.
, 1879-07-31
LOCAL POLITICS,

THERE IS VERY LfTTLE Ju8T NOW
In Tie political outlook calculated to inspire the
candidate OF the party Map, but aB the TALL cleo
tton approaches interest Is being awakened. The
Republicans are d!tmayed on account OF recent
defeats; the Democrats dcnloratzcd IN ACCOUNT
OF too lnauy Victories; a' tho Socialists, here
toforp Harmonious, aro divided ato u., hundred
fraen,cnts. and accusing ono another OF corrunt
practices. Tie fact Is, thero Is no Organization
III either party, a,l! leaders who can DO trustee,
arc few aud far between In The wards nothing
ia being done except thu holding Of IN occastopal
meeting, out Of which, ao fur, no good ,,ns
cone. yet In tue facn Of all th!s candidates arc
lu,EntnE I'D for iho yasious ptaGes to be tll,eu,
lt': PRINCIPAL o!licc, md t!ic utle over Htlch
tAcr1 will be Tic yreateRs contention, IL tat 0t
COUNTY TnEAsuHsN,
and ncre c0mts the Office OF Commissioners f1ve
of whom ars u DO elertcd. For tlle tlrst.,a,ncu
nilcu the Republicans nra nat,lnE T.. =, Huulcra.
Altl. ni1on, t;en. White. Frank a1!!gan, Peter
ssttLs1 sSs Ml!i+ nsye' a'9 1hsts Thls
Forsythc, Judge Wallace, JOHN AtrAia.
hon, n,l number ot smaller llghtg.
Among the Arss.nancd SquIers has so fur been
most actlre, a,d from tbs manipulating wlllrll
was 10 be hehl tomorrow It Ia believed he would
win. 1t Is not believed ttlat he cau hold tIjs
placa IN lhc contest, NOT tfmt any ot tAosa
naned viii be tisu man. VIII. tllr Democrats
0SHh TIL lel 10 ttNN1'IE AISAut uAt LHGEVIa n0
telling wllcrs he will be Mt later day, fur Win
!hs disruption IN The party, which is charged to
Mayor llnrrlson'h conduit, tile Democracy Ia Tar
more unccEtatu than 1t ever was.
OTARK 0FeloEA,
For Clerk OF the Superior Court tho Iiopth.
llcaus ura uuItca OH John j. lleaIY, and Tiers IA
scarcely alulht OF Ills nomination. With the
Democrats Frank Cunningham IL moot acttya il,
pushing his rla!nt but there ate tes,tlcs hin
several having ambition In the same tlracttou,
asn0ug whom arc eK-Ald. Daley, Miles kuhoe,
Hans 1laertlns, Olaf Kclcilul, an,l others, III
ulcsc Mlsnt!ohed nnlY sren,a to hAye the leati
anA 10 bu regarded as tho strongest !uHu, but
the situation Ii liable to chang9 dozen tip;es
before the notutMalnE convention Is held,
For County Commissioner, 0very ward has Its
candidates. All Ut The retiring members would
like tu have auuttpr show, but, bryopu Mr.
Senns, 1t 10 Hot believed TINT my Ut them viii
ht favored. The candidates SO lar ualneu, lQH-
eFeF, arc not regarded as the couliug mcu OF
either party, 1t strangely appearing iha. tley
elass u bloHcrs and atrikcrs who mako living
By politics, u,ll Ut whom the public laye aeo,,
atI heard too much lu uie past.
For Judge Of thu Superior Court scycral
names aIe mentioned among the Republicans,
ar'ong whom arc King, Masrudcr, uur.ucr,
Avery, anu lsoot. Tue Democrats name Judge
Moore, Moses, hnl 4 few others, hut the onlr
pcrson who may bc said to be making canvas
Ii Moore
The ouly other ofhce to be filled IL County
Surveyor. Walcott will. most probably, bo the
Aeoaolscan Candidate. 1u fsck 10 other usnla