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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

A causa de la mucha mar que habia
en- el puerto de Sto. Domingo, al desem-
barcarse del Nuevo Moctezuna, Jun paque-
to conteniendo correspondence Y $500
orc SO cayo al mar y SO perdio.
Por una circular que publica en- la
GacetG de hoy la Intendencia General
de Hacienda vemos que en- ell presu-
puesto de 1879-80 rigen los mismos re-
cargos de contribuciones y gravamenes
que en- ell de l878-79.
En- otro n1mero daremos cuenta del
res1men que trae La Gaceta de nuestro
censo general de poblacion reproducien-
do la vez una interesante Real Orden
sobre la adulteracion de los vinos por
la fuchssrd.
Por la secretar1a del Gobierno Gene
raj SO anuncia en- la Gaceta de hoy que
el del corriente a las l2, tendra lugar
la constitution interina de la nueva Di-
putacion provincial bajo la presidencia
del Excmo. Sr. Brigadier Sagundo Cabo,
por delegation del Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor General F.; y bajo la de este SO verif-
cara la constitution de6nitiva, ell dia 4,
q Ia una. Estos actos Sc celepraran en-
81 edifcio de la Corporation.
Han sido nombrados accidentalmen-
to, vice consul de Francia en- Vieques
D. HI. Neron Lougpre; de S. NJ. B.
eli Guayama y Arecibo, respectivamen-
to, D. Arturo Nc. Cormik y D. Adolfo
Nones.
Por R. 0. 4 de JUNO Sc da cuenta de
haberse recibido por el presidente del
Consejo de Admon. y Gaia de in1tiles y
huerfanos de la guerra, de Ultramar,
S., ,528'64 remitidos por el Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General de esta provincia,
como producto, hasta la fecha de 80 de
MARIO 1ltimo, de Ia suscripcion alberta
en- esta isla.
Por r. 0. de de JUNO SO previene
que los maestros de instruction prima-
ria de esta isla Sc abstengan en- 10
sucesivo de remitir directamente sus
solicitudes al Ministerio de Ultramar.
Ha sido nombrada maestro de Mana
ii D. Ignacia Martin Pascual con ell
haber anual de 1890 pesetss, 500 para
local y 125 para gastos de material.
Sc han concedido los correspondent
tes tltulos para corredores de Comercio
en- esta plaza, favor de los sefiores
D. Alexandra TIrull, D. Francisco Gar
c1a Rivera D. Fermin Toledo; y pa
ra Mayaguez a los Sres. D. Demetrio
Balsac y D. Tomas Ramirez y Mayans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Ell GRAN PURIFIoADoR DE La. sANanz
AVISO.

Don Francisco Garcia Soto, anuncia su.
amigos y aquellas personas con Quienes tenia
correspondence particular; que teniendo cue
ausentarse Europa restablecer su salud. ~
conferido poder generalisimo los Sres. Don
Jose Maria y Don Antonio Arzuaga 90 Diri-
giendese Don Aware Domiguez aauien DER,
poder especial. Pto. Rico 9 Julio 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

No Sc ha conseguido aun ell despacho
de un exhorto dirigido por el Juzgado
de Humacao al de San German en- &c
de Mario 1!timo a pesar de. que van va
tres meses trascurridos.
Nos piden llamemos la atencion de
quien corresponds sobre estas demoras
que tantos peri iuicios causan los liti,
gantes de buena fe, y tambien la Ad.
ministracion de justicia, que debe scr
pronta y recta. No decimos mas POI
hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

Pasajeros llegados en- el San Juan:
Delta Dudu Baiz, Q. Bertolo Meltz, Ar
turo Baamonde, Dolores Arenas, Ana
Sanchez, Antonio Ferreira, Narciso del
Vale, Angel Lozano, Jose .Amadeo J.
Mateo Llorepte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
AVIs

| AVIS
En- Manatf, barrio
6 se arrienda uua
da Carmen" o.
lde vega buens
Vapor, es :
tar las CT
! que VIZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

Por una circular que publica en- la
Gaceta de hoy Ia Intendencia General
de Hacienda vemos que en- ell presu-
puesto de 1879-80 rigen los mismos re-
cargos de contribuciones y gravamenes
que en- ell de 1878-79.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

A causa de la mucha mar que habia
en- el puerto de Sto. Domingo, al desem-
barcarse del Nuevo Moctezunaa,un paque-
to conteniendo correspondence y $500
orc SO cayo al mar y SO perdi6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

En- otro n1mero daremos cuenta del
res1men que trae La Gaceta de nuestro
censo general de poblacion reproducien-
do la vez una interesante Real Orden
sobre la adulteracion de los vinos por
la fuchsind.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

Ha sido nombrada maestro de Mana.
ii D. Ignacia Martin Pascual con el
haber anual de 1890 pesetss, 500 para
local y l25 para gastos de material.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

{ Conc1uird)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

one which would make justice cheap,
speedy and certain, and be both eco-
nomical TO the public and to the citizen
who might invoke its protection. t.E
Two serious objections are made TO
the present County Court. First; It's
expensiyeness; secondly: It's utter
worthlessness as a judicial body.
The first objection 10 my knowledge
is the only one ever urged against a
county Judge, growing out Of. the preya-
lent opinion that in order 10 obtain com
petent judges large salaries would have
10 be pail.
The plan proposed by me meets ami
avoids all Ofthesc objections. BY il We
would have a tribunal which, by the ex-
peditious dispatch OF business, would
avoid heavy jury costs, the most expen-
sive part Of the system, and at the same
time be valuable as judicial body.
The system Of fees proposed in addi-
ton 10 a regular salary would insure
compensation for the Judge sufficient to
give learning 10 the court without cost
TO the public.
In addition 10 these advantages, by
having thoroughly competent person
to perform the duties appertaining to
the old office OF Recorder, we would
have better and more expeditions set
Element OF estates, q matter OF vital i'm
portance to the public. OF course this
plan will make offices for the lawyers,
but il will utilize their learning and
experience for the public good, and at
saving to the public money. 1t will
place them in positions they are CRATE
iul To fill, and leave more vacant places
for the aspiring politicians who look
with jealous eyes upon the political
preferment OF the LAWYER.
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4 suhstituts for .he County Court.

Correspondents, 81 the REGISTER.
Whilst our >olons are wrestling with
the County Court system, desire To
adi another to the inuumcrahle surycs-
lions already presented Is To- what To do
With that much abused body ! pro-
I,u>c to substitute iur 1t a tribunal
above the justice and below the Circuit
Count, that may be what the County
Court Was intended To- hc, a CHEAP and
rNr.l,Uuus tribunal Tor d~puslng ui
minor matters ui business and IN, lower
grade ut criminal utieuSe~, one that
will retain the good aud dispense with
the had features oi the system.
E.cvt an each county from those ',dntod
co. b, Der a county judge. Confer upon
hIm setting - a court the same juTl>-
E.r,iru now l-,>~y>~,,i ly the County
Courts. tuulrT Hpon him also the same
puWtr> and duties conferred upon the
R,vuulvr under tAc old Constitution
and Code oi l>,,o, and gave him the same
Ices given o. the Recorder iur the per
lpruauyr # has au:lgs. iay him an al
t.tian au annual salary ui irrm i've hun
dpzi o. one thousand dollars. measured
iu each county. ior instance, 10y the Az
su.slir amount now l,Id - sal
ary 10 the Clerk oi the County
Court and tlc pyr diem anuuuIy
uaid the Pres irnI AMI JusiIvrs col. the
same court. The salary, ami thr ters
growing out OF the roa1Diaiiou OF deeds,
protesting OF wills, settlement ui ,iiUe-
iaTv Amounts, a., would make the ul-
tiCr 81 County Julge pay trHa uue To-
Two thousand dollars prT anEum, de-
PENDING on, a1l varying With tie bust
Ness and re~lUu-vs 90 the RESPECTIVE
counties On tgr State, compensation
>IhicieRt % bring e. gae lusltion learn
ing and experience.
k.eyt IN each county clerk Il the
courts, whose duty 10 shail L.. 10 act
a. clerk Ci both the circuit and county
courts. let the county Judge, once a
Year. summon in the justices 81 the
county 10 manage lts Iscal affairs.
By such SYSTEM We would have ia
each county count n0Nlse inferior in
learning and ability % the Circuit Court,
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WELLSBURG LETTER.
The Brcakup-Damagc Done
Alleged Ticket Thief Captured
Union Meeting Personal
Notes.

In expectation oi a grand hrcakup,
the river ON SUNDAY WAS the centre Of
attraction. At6F. NJ. il started with a
loud report, and moved about leo
wants. About $40 P NJ. 10 started again
and moved freely until about midnight,
When it again stopped, AtSAM. Mon
day il moved oil gently and with
ont much gouyiug. The Court house
ball st up a loud changing at each move
mrut of the iCr, AMI was the means at
bringing many people 10 the river :
edge. \ harC' containing about 5,uVO
bushels hi coal Was torn from the coal
works ot Forbes, CarmlchSc. x Co, al
the lower end ot town. The luSs IL eStl-
mated AZ Sl.OOO. The new steam ferry
hoat, Transit, seemed toT time 60 hr IN
imminent danger Oi being swept away,
bat by the eNertlonS al the entire male
population IT la Grtugr, Il secured sale
quarters on top of fifteen Ur twenty lcyt
ol gurce,l shore Ice. The position ct
the bndt j. bad one, IN the event Of
the river falling rapidly. The shores
are covered 10 the depth, in some
placrs. at twenty tert with gurgcl Ic-.
and the prospect J. coot Tor free Ice un-
al July. several baIg and dat-hoatS,
kally Wrevke,l m their tuSSle with the
,Ce. passed. down TODAY.
James Love, railroaI detective, brought
hen, GA FRIDAY ~, auj lodged m Jail, a
IMAM by name oi Nimruj Tale, ut >trU-
lyuNiile, Ohio. charged With having IA
GiS pu>>yss,,u iCkyIS >tu,,U .rym the
ticket othsy "a the L. &. y II. J.. Rail-
ruad. 90 HOLIDAYS Cove. this county, an
Ntuhyr last. On Monday. Mr. john
Hough, lying >o,JTcd ly Nm. Mtasu,
became rair's >sNuuty iuT aVytarancr,
and he vas released Tale claims Ia
have gwen a tramp b.iy v,Uts .cy the
tickrts. not knowing they were stolen.
Union meetings, Ia coAt.nuc through
the month at January. arr being hrlt CA
alternate weeks aitlr different ChuD.hes.
The Object Is 10 awaken a religious en-
thusIasul
We regrrt Ia learn that " ncle' John
Gels,hoTps, oi the Granite House. -
quite sick. We hope he may >oun en-
tiTely roooyeF.
Invitations are out Tor the coming
Lamar PendletOR W-diing, Which event
promises % excel anything in the way
Of 4 wedding hereabOuts for a great
while
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Letter From Pennington.
FARMINGTON, ". Va, }
January 20. 1879.


January ~, 1879.
Correspondence Of the Register.
Clement Morgan, Esq" one Of our
wealthy farmers near here, aged seventy
tlircc wears, and the widow Mcintyre,
aged filty-six years, Il lady OF consider
able wealth also, were married last Fri
dav evening. This makes her second
and his third marriage. 1t Is proposed
that company OF old gentlemen, aye
not under fifty years, composed OF Uncle
Jesse Martin, DickCy Pitzer,. Fielden
Hamilton, Daniel Mason and others,
give Uncle Clemy Il good screnadmg;
next in order n speech from Uncle
Clemy, subject, married Life
There is some talk Of joint stock
company being formed here, the object
of which will be TO sink shaft At or
near this place, for coal It's presumed
bvgood authorities that the eleven feet
vein can be- reached at this place
at the depth OF about 100 feet.
This being the same vein OF coal that
they have at Fairmont, W. Va. Should
this COMPANY be successful II will in
crease the value OF land in this neigh
borhoOd.. There are three or four gen
tlemen who propose TO take 800 each
in the enterprise nj this place.
"PENCHANT.
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MORGANTOWN.
Lecture by Senator Hereford.

Lecture by Senator Hereford
Correspondence Of the Register
MoRG lNTowN, January 20.
Hon. Frank Hereford delivered his
lecture i'm the University Chapel, Sat
urday evening, January 18th, "The
American farmer the hope OF the coun-
try" to large AMI appreciative audi
enct. The speaker expressed his salts
faction in meeting the people Of u state
whose mountains rise tD the soft blue
skv, and whose scenery is kissed by the
first ray Of the sun. After pleasant
greeting he took up the Importance ul
agriculture 10 4 nation and State, rS-
pccally 10 West Virginia. Its import,
ancr in the past with the opinions oi
philosophers and writers was duty con
sidrred. lie noticed tho riS" and de
cline of Roman agriculture, giving quo
tatious from Cicero, Virgil, Horace and
others. Having considered the import
Incr. he took up the enjoyment ul farm
life. sorrow anil grief are blown
away by tEc pure air al morning. The
pal,. E,rr, girl and Sunken eyed boy ut
the city are rrplarclby the rosy checked
sirI and the bright eyed, vigorous, viz
tuOus son
4 new en- has dawucd. The nation
demands and science furnishes educated
farmers. Colleges hJV, g,vtH u respect
able place 10 the study ul the soil amt
It's constituents, botany, geology amt
zoology, are now considered necessary
10 the successful farmer ~ We'll a.
physics aud chemistry.
The effect Oi forest, upon the moisture
ola country was also shown.
The balance OF trade was taken up.
statistics were given showing that over
40 per cent ui oar exports are agrlcul-
tuml products, AMI that the value OF
uur surplus would in less than four
Years paw of the National debt.
The tendency ui young men Is u
leave the farm ami ~hu, themselves up
ia the great warehouses ui the nation
through which they rImblc in search ot
lame, AMI finding il not ia the castles,
they ~ into the cellars of dcbauchcry
crime and misery.
&c not ashnmrl oi the farm When
such men ~ Washington, ADAMS, Mat-
iSon and Jefferson, pridvd themselves
upon being farmers and farmers SONS.
Toa,h your sons to avoid the allure
meuts ui the city. Teach them To- be-
true men-that il is better To- he master
pi his own ilrm than servants in the city.
Teach them that q ploushman on h,~ trct
l., taller than Il Courti"r uu his knees.
Cpun the whole the lecture comes
uliy up 10 the st.mdarl az what should
be expected on such subject. Not
withdrawing the criticisms OF Il certain
element whose imagiuJtjuuS AMI rNpcr-
tationS had been raised by the idcl Of
hearing senator, and who are never
satisfied unless their iaucicS are Stimu-
lated by superficial cluqurncc, their
vanity cmula,cd by wit and their ears
tickled bv meaningless anecdotes, We
believe the lecture was q success. \
lecture presenting simple, sensible facts.
Is not speculative enough Tor such sell
esteemed SOlumOnS. CADET
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Change the Time for Holding State Eleo-
tions.
Mountain Henld

Ow LEGISLATURE will, no doubt, lac
fully supplied with advice and sugsc~-
,iunS from all parts Of the state, and,
white II i, fashionable, We will venture
"a suggestion, which is in our humble
opinion. worthy ui consideration. since
IL materially affects the people of the
entire State. We suggest that the time
ID holding our state elections
nc changed from October TO Nuycm-
beer. There are many and Varlou,
REASONS, that We might advance IA sup
port OF TAI, suggestion, but viii name
uaIv uur--c,uuumy. Al will rvmcm-
byr. that under an net OF Congress,
elections iUr Congressman in nearly all
,hr states. arc held on the SAME day IN
November. and in all the States lJr
Prr>.d,n. ui the United States. At the
last session ol Congress, Senator
Hereford introduced, AMI succeeded
tu uaS~inga bill, allowing West Nir-
yinia Ia elect her Congressman IN Or-
toh.r. ON the same iJy that the general
election i5r State aud county officers uc-
cured. That h,ll only related % that
election, and now We ur-r the Lc-iSla
turr tu chang, the time oi holding our
state elections from October o. NuNcu-
beer. iu order that We may not have two
elections within one month ui each
other. We believe the people OF the
State desire the change, as IL will save
the state a large sum ut money.
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dietary system darker than another IT
seems to us that which vests judicial
authority inan Individual wholly IN
learned in the law and surrounded by
loeal influences and associations which
necessarily arouse his preiudices, II
they do not blind his judgment in ey-
ery case, and then TO crown the lnlqul-
". makes the tees and ernctuments oi
his office dependent upon deciding each
case against that party who Is able TO
paythe-costs.
How il is that men who profess reyer-
ence iar law and seek TO establish the
Judiciary upon a higher plane, can be
reconciled not only to the perpetratlon
Of this Ubiquitous oppression-this bur
lesdue upon civiliza;ion--but also To en-
terrain propositions for increasing ITS
power. and making it almost the sole
dependence Of the masses OF the people,
is thing that perhaps "no tellah can
find out" II is the conundrm that
deiies solution.
We say that TO increase the jurlsdic-
ton OF the Justice 10 500 does virtu-
ally make such a tribunal almost
the sole dependence ot the masses
oi the people. That limit viii
include ninety-niur Of every one
hundred cases that are brought
to the West Virginia Courts. The
County Courts being out Of the way,
the only other alternative the sutton
will have by way Of escape from the
Justice, will be to wait four months
a. minimum and twelve to twenty
four months a. a rule, Ia have his little
matter of business decided by the Cir
cult Court. The gull, therefore. that l.
fixed between the Justice and the Cir
cult Court, or between injustice and
Justice, is one, ii not impossible, that
few suitors will venture to pass. But as
we have already said, il is proposition
upon which the people will pass before
il becomes q law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

MNNY millions can be- added 10 an
nual exports by reasonable efforts To
develop our trade with Mexico, Central
America and South America. These
countries are our natural customers, ami
when they 20 to Europe tor such artl-
rles a. we produce, il is because We
neglect our own interests. One OF the
the best indications Tor our future is the
increasing interest in revival OF trade
with our neighbOrs OF tho Western
world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

TUE House Of Representatives has
made a very just and satisfactory ar
rancemcnt for the distribution Of the
balance OF the Geneva Award money
II has constituted Court of CommlS-
sioncrs to consider any claim and act
upon IT, limiting it, existence 10 eigh-
teen months. This viii enable every
Gilman, 20 present his ease and yet JUS
tice. And this ought to satisfy every
body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

Hon. HESTER CLYNER was chosen by
the caucus OF the Democratic members
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature as their
candidate for United States senator
But between Hester and the Senate
stands Don. Cameron and his bari
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

We publish this morning eommunl-
cation containing a plan for furnishing
a self-supporting Judge OF the County
Court, which is not without merit, ami
might be elaborated into eomprehen-
siye proposition.
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DIED.

PAREER-At Washington, u. C., on sunday
morning january 18th, n AIRY DUNLAP fAEELE,
youngest ,un ui Henry and Mary Parker
Funeral will take place from the residence I'll
Mrs.. Mary Dunlap No, ~ SiNtecnth street on
Wednesday afternoon at = O'Clock, January 2!d.
Friend, invited Ia attend.
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DIPHTHERiA!!!

JJhNsHN AAoDl ~ IlNihtNI Nlll ID-lb'eiJ
prevent this terrible dis-Gsc. AMI VIII positively
cure nine eases In trn. Information that III
save many lives -eLt free by mail boa drlay
a moment Prevention H. letter than ours sOA
tyeryW here. :. JOHNSON -.
Iaula Bangor Maine.
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MARRIED.

WILCONON-M EEK-At the residence Of the
brides mother. sixteenth street, Wheeling, ON
Tuesday evening. January y, 1879, boy the Rev
J. u MutIalt, Mr. ~!LrHEN II. WuCnNuN, "I
Holidays Cove ". Va, and Miss lRENE MEEk,
uf this CITY.
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Ohio Valley Protective Union

4 SSOCIATIpNS FOR MUTUAL. PROTEC-
IA ton should be- based upon principle. ul
simplicity, economy, equity, security and PEI.
PctuiN
Thi, association. contracting with its members
i0r their security, AMI issuing certificates ut
membership Ia none but healthy persons not
,sldrut, 81 q southern malarial section, aud
managed with intelligence and fidelity, presents
n system 10y which the surnt protection i
afforded at the lowest cost consistent with
security.
A membership certificate v ~ De- issued "a any
person passing an approved medical cNamiUH.
ton, UIId uthrTw ~r Cumplylng with the rrquITv.
uvUts ~ the Association. emitting the hcnciCia-
~ therein named Ia the sum stipulated NJ ihc
death Of the huldrr, or, NJ the option of the
py->ulttJ whom The certificate J. issued emitting
him tu 4 Life Benefit for thirty pr cont ui the
amount named ~ the benefit IN said Ccrtih,d ate.
MEMBERSHIP NAY M OBTAINED IRON THE POI
LOWING TERMS:
PAYMENT at the time Of making the apIlira.
lion al thc hr,t annual due Oi 1--WE DOLLARS
'ur each thousand dollars of benefits, and upon
The pnll uf the Association Of assessments Tor
matupd claims. upon the basis ~ its tables.
B,WvIt certificates iur 500 may Dee obtained
hN par>nUs not under fifteen nor over nifty five
wear, oi age. :. ~ hv those not over sixty. and
81 .ulI 10y those not over siNty-fiyr.
AZ the Advantages that can Do obtained from
old line companies ar enjoyed by the mem
h"r> ot rhs Association AZ about one thiri Of the
cost.
M CHA~. q. DILLON. SIp, untduleut oi the
Associations Agencies viii remain 10 ~" city
a 'rw days longer and Will pccupv his tin, IN
forming acquaintance and soliciting menhcr.
Ship Ja5E
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SEALED PROPOsALs.
CRY CLsxE'. OWL

HHEaISS, v. Va. JsnuarJ = bs.b
SEALKD PROPIlsALs WILL BIZ RECuNED
, At the OfscS a tbe Ciiy Ciert anti Aos-
day. Jsnusyy D. is7D az 5oe4Grk y. n, for TIE
lnx Wieka Olls, slas.' chInnsJs Ae-. tof the
s.yentll sAri oil lAInIs. BIB 70 ~ nfifu>ra
" The Chairman " ihs Csmnliiss on Llxhis
AIEx JPDEGkAtf,
jsn7u ciiJ Cisff-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CITY SERGEANT.

By the solicitation oi many friends, hereby
announce myself Ns = Ciuacu> candidate iur the
Ollie. ~ City sergeant Ii elected will cudovur
L. discharge my dulic, H. the best Of 10y ability.
ia.si !. VI. BRODlE.
Eli,r Of the E,yis'cr:
Please Announce the undersigned rs n canii
hate fur the Office Of CITY Sergeant, subject 10
thr decision OF the Independent voters Of the
city. II elected pledge myself 10 discharge the
duties II the Office faithfully ana mpartally,
To- the best Of my ability. .,.,..,
hi II. CONANr.
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PrpLr<HEps AND PRoPRIEroKs.

THs senate has laid the iosHt-TesSln-
ton Oh the subject OF Reagen's Inter
State Commerce Bill on the table,
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