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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-04-16
Local Politics.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican County Convention 10
select delegates tn the State convention
which meets here next v ednesday, met at
Tempe, ance Hall oa Main street, satnf-
day. We noticed several coloreu Kepuo-
Leans, who have been active as headJus
tiers, who We're present as delegates ana
VI no were as straight out" as the straight
eat. a symptom that the Malone party III
Augusta has not the colored brother well
in hand. Mr.. W IL. German acted as
Temporary chairman. The permanent OF
oanization was effected with Mr.. j. Yost,
Chairman, and .Mr. Il. J. Shelton, lcol.l
Secretary. Mr.. Yost bad good speech
and delivered 1850 effectively that at one
noint 4 colored brother was so deeply
touched as to respond With q hearty
sAmen.'' The speaker made but one sup
and that was All alIusioa to the greed OF
oficen in connection WI h tbs Dsm"cratlc
party. This unfoftuna allusl"i, cast
Temporary gloom over re influential mum
Der of Republican Office holders am"ng
the white delegates wh' were present.
The delegates chosen to the State Con-
vention were j. Y ost, John "A. Noon ana
| Frank T. Ware. and tn, alternates selec-
ted were $. NJ. Y4st, w. Fl. Gorman and
Jos Harrison. Wm. e Brown was nom
mated Tor delegate but declined.
Robert G.. Bickle, OF Stauston, was re-
commented to the Stale Convention for
appointment as chairman of the Republic
can county committee and w. 6. Brown,
for Secretary and Treasurer.
The applause which erected the name OF
Grant when named as he IMAM of desti-
n.y. in MIR Yost's speech, were given with
a hearty good will and left no: doubt as to
the preferences of the convention, though
no Grant resolutions we're adopted
| The Virginia Hotel will doubtless be
the political centre during the session, OF
the Republic Convention. Gen. Wick
ham and other promint Mt straight out Re-
publicans of Virginia ave engaged quar-
ters there and besides this telegt ANS have
been received from Washington friends
of Blaine and Cenkling engaging num-
Der of apartments. II n. Jos. G. Jorgen-
sen, OF the South side, and other promi-
nent Republicans will also be there.
Judge Smith has appointed jos B.
Woodward, Ed. Staples and E. w. Snott
for the 1st ward; and W. A. Burke, P. II.
Trout and II. A. GieLn for the ID ward.
judges of election-to serve one year.
We are Informed that at a Conservative
meeting some time since, at viii Mr..
Sutler was Secretary. Capt. G. Benton
Conner was chosen member of the County
Conservative Committee. from South Riv-
er district, in place of DIR. T. W. Shelton.
who had removed. This in reply.to a
question of our FIshersviile correspondent.
1t is stated that two rooms have been
rented for three days in the Hydenrich
building and ftte ID up with chairs, tables,
&C., and will be the Readjuster busiLess
headquarters during the session OF the Re-
publican Convention.
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John Petrie quiet resident of Balti-
more county, Md, aged fifty -one, on Tues
day of last week married Miss Celia Gro
han of Baltimore city, aged twenty-five.
| He was Presbyterian and she Catholic.
| A year ago they were to be married but he
thought the religious difference might
make them unhappy and broke the engage
ment off paying her $500 damages. Last
Thursday, only two days after his mar
| rage, he blew his brains out.
Henry Witherspoon, colOred man of
bad character in Rockbridge, better known
as Spoons" was found in Lucas mill
dam near New Providence church on the
18th inst. with two pistol shots, two stabs
and several axe cuts on his body. He was
generally feared and it is thought was
killed by whites of about equal character
as his own.
"When want that choir to omit any
verses from hymn hereafter l will men
ton the fact" said an indignant preacher
at Montviile, Conn, when after he had
given out hymn containing eight verses
the choir omitted three of them,
Joe Turner, well-known political edi-
tor of North Carolina and member of the
legislature Of that State was expelled from
that body on the 20sh inst for conduct
that the Raleigh '.News'' says, was "un-
usually turbulent and unruly even for Mr..
Turner
The residence of Daniel c. Brubaker,
in Page county. was burned on Sunday,
the 4th inst, with its contents. 1t was
with difficulty that Mr.. Brubaker. who is
an invalid, was rescued.
Mrs. Herman, the grand mother of the
Hood orphans, died suddenly few days
ago in New Orleans, and the little ones
have been deprived of their last natural
protector by this sad bereavement.
The city of Atlanta, Ga. raises a fund
of $25 900 in consideration of the removal
OF the Peabody Normal School thithsr
from Nashville, Tenn.
We hear that the ''Rsv. Doctor" Miller.
of Scott county, will be in town in a few
days, and will exercise his marvellous Gu
rative powers Oh the sick and maimed.-
Wqtheuille Dispatch.
Mrs. Ann Mcdonald, of Botetourt CO.,
Va, celebrated her one hundredth birth
day on the Sd inst. Five generations Of
her descendants were present. Mrs. Nc
Donald recently los a sister aged ninety
seven years.
Hart, the colored man has just won the
walking match in New York-565 miles in
q week, and he got with the belt SIT 900 in
money.
A farewell hop was given in Harrison
burg, Monday night, to John Grattan and
J. F. HeHeberger, on their departure to
Colorado. 4
Rev. John Pollard, Jr., Of Baltimore.
has accepted call to the Leigh street |
Baptist church of Richmond.
A Persian will establish at Durham, N.
c., factory for the manufacture of silk.
Strawberries are drug in the market at
s. c., at five cents quart. Z
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ELECTION OF orr,cuns.-Cbaritv n;

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Charity Di-
vision No. 6, S. o. T.. of Stauntop. has
elected the following officers: B. B. Rule.
w. P; F P. Stubs, W. A; z. T. Hilszimcr
R. s.: Geo. fl, Hudson, T.; W. ". F.vt
we'll, F. s.; W. E. Potter, c.; john O..
Fretwell, A. G.; Levi Shafer, Chap.ain:.
Thos. Rule, l. S., and VIM. Fuller, O. s.
John B. Caufelt is the last Wostby Pa.
traich and Geo. Fl Hudson is che Local.
Deputy The Division meets eyerv Fr,a.,.
night at Temperance Hall.
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COUNTY SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board OF
Supervisors met on Saturday last and al
lowed 81, 200 of accounts. They postpon-
ed laying the county levy until the next
meeting.
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Let the Streets Be Watered.
Editors Hindicator:

ElIstOTs Va11GScatOr::
On behalf of numberesS sore eyes and irr1tated
lungs respectfully ask If the City Council intends
making no arrangements in regard to watering the
streets9 The method hitherto, adopted has proven
ridculously insufficient and 1t is reproach to the
city authorities that the community has SO long SUI
fered from an evil which could be readily remedied
With cOpious supply Of water accessible 1t would
easy task to avoid the dense clouds OF dust
which befoul our main thorOughfareS and 1t Is due
to the; citizens that moderate expense should be
incurred in order to protect their health and com
fort. The merchants are especially aereved by this
lack of enterprise on the part OF our municipal
officers. Goods left upon their shelves soOR become
embalmed in dirt and delicate fabrics are material
~ injured BY exposure to the air. When health,
pecuniary interest and personal comfort are all
menaced there would seem to be little virtue in
quiet submission to q mean economy.
Let u see il matter important to all, viii be at
tended to by any.
The Common Council has provided in
the water ordinance remedy for this. It
is there provided that merchants and 9th
ers, can bv paying small tax, have the
privilege of using water sprinkler in
front of their or their neighbors door. The
authorities have put an effective remedy
in easy reach of the sufferers.
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TO the Voters of the city of Staunton:
Maj: Elder having published card declining to be
WEALTH ATToKNEY tor the City Of Staunton,
hereby announce myself candidate for election to
that office and respectfully solicit your votes at the
pol in May next. If elected shall endeavor to
discharge the duties OF the Office impartialy and
faithfully.
Respectfully
mar25 tide ALEX f, ROBERTSON
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Career Of a Fast Young Man.


On the 10th of March young student
of the University of Virginia, registering
as A. N. Towle, stopped at the Virginia
Hotel here. The next day be hired fine
team from Ed. Bulke and after driving
around the city returned to the stable and
his pocket book and couldn't pay his hire
due. He then went to the hotel where he
said he thought he had lost the pocket
book in his loom. Search was made but
nothing of it could be found. He seemed
much concerned about the payment
Of his hotel and livery bills, and his gen.
tlemanly appearance aimed the sympathy
of MIR. T. s. Davis. the clerk, who lnfol1n
ed him that as to the former he could re-
nit it after his return to the University
Towle, however. went down to the express
office, shipped his watch to Charlottesville
and borrowed enough money on it to pay
his bills. He mentioned that he had been
unfortunate lately. he and his room mate
at the University having been rnbbed
twice. The clerk of the hotel sympathized
with the young man so much that he
wrote off several notices OF the lost lock.
ct book and posted them at promins Mt pla-
ces in the city. For few days past. sill GO
the event above named, the paptre of the
country have been full of kilograms and
the accounts of the robbing of A, N.
Iowle. of Alabama, at his BOARDING house
at the Uniu rsity, Of money of his wax
ing i'll the night and seeing stalwart COL
ored thief standing over him, which thief
struck at him with knife, cutting through
bis pocket book, aud OF his firing SIX shots
at the thief who escaped. A d leetiye
from Richmond was sent for by The stu
dents, who probed the case and discover
ed the whole statement was fabulous, that
Towle had cut his own pocket book, and
finally Towle confessed the imposition
1t is supposed it was done to operate on
his father at home for money. ToWle i'm
medately left the University. There is
great indignation among the studrnts
against him.
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LAND SALE.-Mr Nj A. Koiner, near
Wsilersville, bought on the 18th inst, 100
acres Of la,d with Improvements. located
near Bulkeville, Rockingham county, on
Naked Creek, for $1,000 cash. He pur-
chased it from Il. F. Sherman and Jas.
Whitmore.
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apr92t
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
Ii ESTATE In AUGUSTA Cl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN AUGUSTA COUNTY
By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county rendered at the March term, 1879 in
the chancery causes therein pending of Crobarger
ct al. Shields 1T al and Crbarger's trustees, vs.
Keiser TT al, we, the undersigned, will proceed to
sell at public auction in front of the Court House in
the city OF Staunron, on
Saturday, May the LIST. 1880,
two small parcels of land lately owned by George
w. CrObarger dec situated in the eastern part Of
said county adjoining the lands of Mrs. Nancy A
Crcbanger. Glen and others; one par .ssaaxaan
eel contains -eZ acres, and the other sTafHs5 2A
parcel cont aims A Il and P. &YI5sSNSsss4E
The said parcels of land are more SSaSyyssessa
fully described In the deed OF parti- Gtssyss5saas
ton bel ween Geo. w. Crobarger. Nancy A. CrObar-
GER Geo. F. keiSer and Susan J. his WIFE, John =.
Crobarger and Rachel L. Crobarger. dated March
10TH 1916, and of record in the Clerks office of Au-
gusta County in u. B. go. p 270. The larger parcel
has on it fine young orchard The smaller parcel
has upon it a stable and a large factory building.
TERMS Cash in rand sufficient to pay costs of
the suit of CrObargerss trustees Keser ct al and
expenses of sale and the balance dit OF one,
two and three years from day of sale, payable in
equal installmens the purchaser executing bonds
for said dferred nStallnentS with approved perso-
nal security bearing interest from date, and the til
tie be retained as ultimate security
j. M. QlIARLES,
JAMES BUMGARDNER.
apr3 1t Commissioners.
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While arranging the oil works witt
which his residence near Woodstock II
lighted, on Friday last, Capt. II. III. Rid
dleberger was overcome by the gas, rend
cred unconscious, and remained to all ap
pearances dead for over an hour. The &C
cident caused the greatest excitement al
Woodstock, and several hundred persons
gathered at the spot. We are glad to learn
that Captain r. had sufficiently recovered
from the accident by Monday to appear in
court.
The following changes have been made
in the Virginia post offices: Miss Laura E.
Hickman appointed postmaster at Sunrise,
Bath county, vice Mrs. A. E. Hamilton,
resigned; Milton M. Campbell at Colum-
bia Furnace, Shenandoah county, vice Le-
vi Wissler, resigned; and an Office estab-
lished at st. Luee's, Shenandoah county,
with VIM. F. Wiseman as postmaster.
Some one has been telling us about a
very productive eve owned by Mr.. Geo.
T. Ross, Of Bridgeport, W. Va. which is
only three years old and has given birth to
eight lambs in two years. In every coun-
ty in the State sheep are taking the place
Of tle.-Morga W. Va.,) Post
John L. Pitzer, for five years past May
or of Covington, Allegheny county, Va,
and who was boy of sixteen when the
town was laid out, died on the 9Th inst,
In the 69th year of his age. He married
Harriet Ann Taylor of Augusta county
nearly ffty-six years ago and leaves FIVE
children.
At Powhatan Circuit Court last week
Samuel M: Page. lawyer of Richmond.
M 81, H<&R
the county, had fight in the court house.
Judge Asa Dickinson find them $50 and
sxacted the payment Of it,. Page was
counsel in case being tried, in which
Flanagan was defendant.
A party OF hundred Of the s'best citi-
izens," of Boston las if there could be any
difference between cultured Bostonians)
have Just made an excursion to Richmond.
While there they got the Rev. John Jas.
per to deliver his lecture on 1.-THE sun do
novel,
Mrs. Gen. Fremont, who is in Washing.
ton, has white hair and complexion like
. girls, with sparkling eyes and a merry
laugh. An eminent artist says that she
has the prettiest hand he ever saw.
Senator c. T. Smith, Of Nelson, is In
Russell county, Va, obtaining rights of
way for the Richmond & Southwestern r,
g., which is to run from Gloucester Point
10 Pound Gap.
The Masonic Hall at Dufield's, near
Charlestown, Jefferson county, W. Va,
was burned Friday night and DR.. VIM. F.
Alexander wac instantly killed by brick
falling from the walls.
aliss Adelaide Nelson, the actress, is at
che White sulphur spri9ss for rest afteF
SecutiVe Hights.
Mrs. Sarah J.iFiggatt, a sister Of John
A. Bridgland, u. S. Consul at Harve, died
in Lexington, Va, on aae 9Th inst, Of
pneumonia.
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To the Voters of ahe city OF Stanton:
respectfully announce myself as candidate for
reelection TO the Office of COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE at the election be held the 4th Thursday
OF May next.
apr6 tde* GEO. H. HUDSON.
To the Voters OF the city of Staunton:
Maj. Thomas C. Elder, having by published card
declined re election to the Office of CRY ATTORNEY
hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the position that will be thus made vacant
Should it be your pleasure to elect me pledge my.
self to faithful and conscientious discharge of the
duties of the office.
Respectfully,
Extraordinarily, May q. 1881.
mar26 tide
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apra4t
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ FARM IN IIGTJSTA CtITNT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ FARM IN AUGUSTA COUNTY
Pursuant to a decree OF the Circuit .ssassssssssa
COu OF Augusta county rendered at ~ ssa
its March Term. 1879, i'll the Chaneery &sXllSfN
causes therein pending of Crobarger Sxf55sssssas~
ct. al. VS.. Shields ct al, and Crnbar-
gers trustees VS.. KeiSer ct al, the Undersigned
will proceed to sell at pubic auction in front OF the
Court House, in the city Of Stanton, Oh
Saturday, May the LIST, 1880,
the tract of land acquired by Geo W. Crobarger
deceased. under the will of his father and owned by
said CrObarger at the time of his death, situated in
the upper part Of said county, on South River ad-
wood and others and containing 126 acres
This tract of land is Of the best quality, and is
sidered one of the most desirable farms Of its size III
that section of the county. 1t has dwelling
house upon it and water power which may e made
very useful in running machinery.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash in hand sufficient to
pay costs OF suit of Crobarger ct al Shields ct.
a. and expenses Of sale and the balance on credit
OF one, two and three years from daV of sale paya-
BILE in equal instruments the purchaser executing
bonds for said deferred instruments with approved
personal security, bearing interest from date and
the title to be retained as ultimate security
J. M. QUARLES,
THOS C. ELDER
apr94t Commissioners.
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Announcements.

John b. Euans, Esq,
DEAR SIR:-Your fellow citizens. recognizing your
eminent fitness for the Office of Mayor Of our city,
hereby earnestly request that you announce yourself
as a candidate for that Office. From your long and
faithful service as leading member Of the City
wants of the city in all its varied departments, we
deem you specially fitted for the position named:
Your zeal and untiring energy In the Discharge OF
your duties city official for many years arc well
known to us and we hope we may be permitted to
testify our appreciation of your worth as citizen
and your fidelity in your official capacity, by our
united support at the polls.
Hoping tor a favorable reply,
Truly your,
aprl6 1t FELLOW CITIZENS.
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Valley Mutual Life Insurance.

Gentlemen:
How is it that your policy holders have been assess
cd with q full assessment to make up the sum o.
three thousand dollars to pay policy OF Mr. Leigh
when his policy is only one thousand dollars
POLICY HOLDERS.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" StauntOn, April It'll, 1880.

COMMISSIONERS oF sEsgg;oD. An,, 70, 1890
Quidor's Executor,
Quidor's widow, &C.
Augusta county, entered on the 5th day of April
1880, in the above styled cause, the undersigned
Commissioner of said court will proceed at his office
in Staunton,
on the 3rd dag of May, meat,
and settle the VIZ
decd real and personal; Of the charges and debts
which have been, ought to be, paid out of said as
sets; Of the share Of the widow Mrs. Mary Qnidor,
III said assets And all account of the transactions
of the Executor, John ROudebush, &c. All parties In
any interested in this suit notified to ap-
pear 0el''s me on 'nA' Gay MoSI ls11ss! Hf'e
apr9 At Commissioner.
" Stanton, April TIN, 1880.
Baylor, Trustee. VS.. Houseman 4 al;
Houseman Jacob vs. Houseman, J. W. & ais,
= All parties interested in the foregoing causes
which are directed to be heard together hereby
notified that have fixed upon
the 9Th day Of May, meet.
at my Office to state the several accounts required
by DEGREES entered in said causes the 3rd Of
which time and place parties are required to attend
without further notice Given under my hand as
Commissioner IN Chancery OF the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, the day first above written.
+. A. Baylor, p.q. JOHN N. KINNEY,
apr9 At Commissioner
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y Stanton, April 7th $780,
Daniel Forrers Exr's vs.. r. B. Dunlap & als--All
parties interested in the foregoing cause win take
notice; that have fixed upon
the 9Th day Of May, progsano,
the undersigned. Commissioner OF the Circuit Court
of Augusta County will proceed at his Office to state
the several accounts required by order OF recommt
tai in said cause entered OH the 9Th day of APRIL
1885, at which time and place you are required to at
tend without further notice
apr9 At JOHN M. AlNNEY, COm'r.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u STAUNTON April 7, 1880.
Tomkins Executor VS.. Foirer and al.
All parties interested in the foregoing cause are
notified to attend at my Office on
the 9Th day of My. pro1imo,
the taking OF the accounts required by decree in
said cause entered the 5th day Of April 1885, in the
Circuit Court of Augusta County.
apl94t JOHN NJ. AlNNEY, COm'r.
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To the Voters of the City of Stanton.
respectfully announce myself q candidate fol
the office of COMMoNwEALTH'S ATTORNEY for the
city at the coming election-the 4th Thursday In
May.
mar25 tide H. ST. GEO. TUCKER.
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To the Voters Of the City of Staa7aton:
At the earnest solicitation of many friends and vo
tiers of the City OF Stanton, have consented to
nounce myself candidate for the Office Of COMMON.
wEALTH's ATTORNEY for the City, and respectful
" request your votes at the polls in May next
to honestly and efficiently perform the duties0f the
position under any and all circumstances.
Respectfully 80
mar25 tide C. A. RICHARDSON.
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nFAI1TJFUL Silk Grenadines Colored Lawns.
Black Silks, Summer Silks, Brocaded silks,
trimming silk. and Satins. (all shades:l at
anra WELLER'S
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n1.ACK CASHMEREs. Black Mummy Cloths
Black Cameis Hair. Black French Runt.
ings, Henrietta Cloths, just received at
anry WELLER'S.
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Felo1o Citizens Of StauTton:
am a candidate for reelection to the Mayoralty
and respectfully ask your sufrages
apr9 tile VIM. L. BALTHIS.
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WHITE and Colored Organizes, Null Muslins
w Vic. Lawns, Linen Lawns. "a beautiful as.
sortment,) India Linens, Irish Linens, Linen Suit
ting Check Nains0nks Check Muslins, and every
thing in White Goods, at
apr9 w. II. WELLERS.
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DEMEMBER-W.H H. WELLER carries the largest
II stock of Black and Mourning Goods in the
CITY, and at the LoUeSt PUtces. apr9
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HARAsOIS Showerettes, Ladies' Umbrellas -
Handsomest line in the city-from 50 cents
w. any, Hiv9o' ""' W. H. WELLER'S.
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HE line HGs Sdyen in the city, TO
a,ro WELLER'S
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To the Voters Of the city of Staunton:
I am candidate for the position OF CoMaoN-
wEALTHS ATTORNEY for the City, and solicit your
votes at the polls, on the 4th Thursday in May \
mar26 tide LEWIS M. BUMG AKDNER.
I HEREBY respectfully announce myself for re
i election to the office of CITY CONSTABLE,
which have filled for the last two years, hope to
the satisfaction of my friends.
mar26 tde* GEO. A. HUTCHESON
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r RESPECTFULLY announce to the voters of
i Staunt0n. that am candidate for re-elec
ton to the Office of CITY SERGEANT, and solicit their
support, pedging myself to the continued faithful
discharge of the duties OF the office.
mar26 tde* w. D. RUNNELS.
To the Voters of the CITY OF Staunton:
respectfully solicit your support for the Office of
CITY SERGEANT. If 1t is your pleasure to elect me
promise to perform It's duties faithfully
mar26 tide II. j. FLETCHER
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INTERESTING CONFER ENCE-TIE PROS
PECTs OF THE WOOL MARKET.
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