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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
WHOLE No. I 1893

These nurses are supported by private
ladies. One young lady from the Belle
we training school, who assisted the su-
perintendent of the Female City Mission
as nurse. visited one hundred and thirty
one cases in six months. And the total
number of visits made by five of these
nurses was 2.1l2. Special care is taken
by the superintendent of the training
school to teach the pupils the prepare
tion Of food and delcacieS for the sick
A special donation of materials required
for Il diet kitchen has been made by one
of the members OF the local visiting COM
mittee of Bellevue Hospital. Each
month a nurse is detailed to take charge
of this department.. These delcacies are
fully appreciated by those who receive
them.
DEAF. DUNE AND BLIND.
There are tifty-two institutions for the
deaf and dumb The total number who
have received instruction in these schools
has been about ~, 600 OF this number
nearly 800 have graduated and become
teachers. Owing to the peculiar limita-
ton of the pupils the course in these
schools differs from that of ordinary
schools. Those interested in deaf mutes
are earnestly discussing the merits of lip
reading. the sign language. the manual
alphabet, and also the advantages of the
kindergarten system in the elementary
instruction of the pupils.
The institutions for the blind number
thirty. Since the opening of those insti-
buttons 8, 900 persons have been admitted.
The number under instruction during
the year is 2.2i4. The number of blind
employees in these schools is 151.
In connection with these there are
eleven institutions for the care of the
feeble minded containing 1000 inmates.
Since the opening Of these schools .. 900
pupils have been dismissed because Of
their improved condition.
The number of reformatory schools in
the country is siXty-eight. containing at
present over 13. 600 inmates. 4 fact in
this connection which may be new to
many readers is the startling one that
three-fourtl.s Of this whole number are
native born.
Those organizations and benevolent
enterprises which enable the dependent
classes to become self-suppo,t;ng are the
most effective. The proper training of
the children is the only means by which
sc can do away with pauperism and
crime. There are thousands of children
in our country who will go down to ruin
unless the influences of education and
reputable surroundings are brought to
bear upon them. Much has been done
in this direction. Much more remains to
be done. The Christian associations and
mission enterprises throughout the coun-
try have accomplished great work. In
The -eformatory and charitable institu-
lions where various trades and branches
If female handiwork are taught. in many
cases the refractory inmates have become
interested in these occupations, and thus
have gained habits OF selscontrol and
application. Owing to the moral and
intellectual training which til have re-
ceiyed in addition to this industrial train
ing. many have left these institutions to
become industrious and conscientious
members of the community.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19

46 INCH SILK AND WOOL FABRICS AT
rs cents. Cost to manufacture, one dollar
46 INCH ALL WOOL DRESS FABRICS
at rs cents. Reduced from one dollar
A INCH BLACK GRAIN DE PONDRE
at IS cents. Reduced from one dollar
43 INCH BLACK CASHMERE MONTE
CLOTHS at rs cents. Pure wool and
beautiful blooming black Selling where
else for less than one dollar.
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Frame and putting mp the Bell.
a peck Potatoes, 2S. Sd: II Id.
Beef AT -. As. Sd. GammonS,
So lii. ut 6d.-10S ............. 81 6 j
Mustard Pepper, Salt, Butter. 0 .
\ Cheese, Is h. at Gd.-6s. Cd:
Beef, 80 10. at il.-l0S.; a Peck
Potaroes, -. al. Observation-Disclosures. DC
800 Lines, AS; gallons rum, of
John Jones, lis. ........... I o
SO Loaves of Bread, of Lacey, We
Baker. .................... % o
Cooking and Wood, S.; Earthen-
ware and Candles, 13S. al. ..... oil
\ barrel of Beer, of \. Norris 0 Is U
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Errors excepted.
ED. WOOLEY.

Errors excepted. ED. WooLEY.
1t was found. however, that the bell
contained too much copper, which was so
ridculed by the townspeoplc that Pass
and Stow. who had originally recast the
bell, insisted upon making a second at
tempt. and we lind the following in the
Maryland gazette of Thursday, July 9TH.
1853:
PHILADELPHIA. June 18th. 1153.-Last
week was raised and fixed in the State
House steeple, the new great bell. cast
here by Pass and Stow. weighing 1850
lbs. with this motto. Proclaim liberty
throughout all the land. unto all the H.
habitants thereof. Lev. 25:10." a.
On the Sth of July. 1116, at II O'Clock
noon this bell rang out to the citizens oil.
Philadelphia the glad tidings of the birth /.
of new nation. For fifty years it Gel
brated every national anniversary
then was sienced forever-it cracl
Its mission was accomplished. &
passing through various vicissitud{
now stands in its original framework
living witness to the fulfillment of
own prophecy. y
Let other countries boast of their great
bells the "Old Liberty Bell" wiu*l-s
ways hold sacred place in As
history.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
A Wonderful Change.

The National hotel, situated on Psclhc
avenue, has changed hands, and the building
and premises throughout have undergone
wonderful change. Compared to the old
dingy house the present hotel looks as
though some fairy had waved her magic
wand and turned it.into palace of a hotel
Mr.. g. w. Jones, an old and experienced
caterer to the public appetite, is the fairy
who has wrought this change. He has taken
charge Of this centrally locsted hotel, which
he has completely renovated, reprinted and
reiurnished throughout There are forty
eight rooms which are comfortably furnished
and are well ventilated The
dining halls are very handsomely
fitted up, and part of ii is cut off for a
ladies ordinary which is elegantly furnished
The mainstay of any hot'l ID the culinary de
partment aud il is in this that Mr.. Jones
has exerted himself, Every convenience and
contrivonce necessary in the art of cooking is
had. A large steam table on which edibles
are kept warm is one of the main features.
Mr.. Jones proposes to make, in every. respect,
trst-class house of the National hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
PEREMPTORY SALE
Al
AUCTION
1877 of the Most Desirable
Building Lots in the
City of San Antonio
to effect Partition.
Capitalists and Persons Seeking
Homes in the Most Healthy and
Prosperous City in the
State of Texas,

Are specially invited 10 attend this sale, q
public auction, which Will take place in from
OF Col. Hord's holol, in tho city OF Sat
Antonio, TO begin on the 2sth day of May next
| 1881, at 10 o. clock D. m, and continue from da,
until said lots are all sold.
Thsproper'y will BIO positively sold with
| out reserve.
Comprising tho lots in blocks No. ., "a, %,
~, II, a. and q, each block containing IL lot,
numbering from to ~, and the lots No. To II
| inclusive In block No. II, and the lots No. | tt
q In block No. 40, and the lots and ., In b,ocl
NO 30, and the lots No. =, 3, I, o, o, I, and In
block No, 80, and the lots No. p ., I. SO,
10, II and II, In block No 20. and the lots Nos
Ia, 3, -, 81 and $ in block No IL, and the
| lots Nos l,2 and =. In block No y, and also jhC
| fractional lotor block Nota, each lot having u
width of 20 varas, or % feot Q Pa inches, aud q
depth varying from ls3 feet7 IL inches 10 g3s
straight sand % feet e.3 inches wide, except
the main avenue, running through them
which is about W feet In width.
SITUATION.
All OF said lots are situated In the northern
portion OF the city Of san Antonio, ON and
Ban II, dro creek, and ON aud south Of Park
avenue, n little below the san Pedro sprinys
anu park, aud from one.hali to threo-fourths
OF mile from the ccntre Of tina city.
ADVANTAGES.
This property Ia especially desirable for
private residences, because OF its elevated 20
sitlon over other portions Of the city, its n ar.
| ness to ban Pedro creek, san Pedro Springs
and tho beautiful public park surrounding
them because there are two irrigating bitches
with living water running through them con
SANITY, int.iaecting 1t, and because It lies on
either side OF the principal line OF street rail
TERMS OF SALE;
Ono third cash on tho day OF adjudication
and the balance In one aud two years In prom.
I'M mt At ha M ran .ssTa hAa a..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

DALLAS, rESAs, April 9, 1881.
~. Myer. Conner, city Chemist.
On tho 9th. day .of--, 1880 you were
elected city chemist. Tho ordinance creating
the office and the oath to which you subscri.
bed made il your duty 10 inspect milk twice
amonth in each month and oftener If in y our
opinion il was necessary for the health, wei :
fare and prosperity of the City Of Dallas
The ordinance referred TO also made II your
duty to SOC tina. no person or persons sold
milk within the corporate limits Of the City
of Dallas without first having paid an occu.
patton taxof $25. In both of the above instan-
ces you have failel TO do your sworn duty,
and you stand violator Of the law.
Whether this remssnoss on your'psrtha been
from choice, or the election so near at hand,
you have beeu restrained by those who run
the machine (city oouucil,) wc feel delicscy
in saying.
Hoping an explanation from you soon,
we remain, Very Respectfully,
j. L. SWAN, W. ID. SNRED,
Secretary. President.
North Texas Dairy association,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
EilG Art.

The lady artistes of Dallas are coming to
the.front. We dropped in at Mason Il Erb's
yesterday and were shown the following
unique and elegant efforts, viz: A crsyon
sketch of Miss Pearl Pearson, and a crayon
sketch of a lady friend, both BY Mrs. Rapp;
plague of little Red Riding Good, by Miss
George Shields, little girl only IS years
old; arlsgue of Japanese ware imitation,
and the Birth of the Early Dawn, on china
plate. slso the Highway, sketch in gil,
frame, all three by miss Nj. V. Moore There
will be others by other ladies left for exhibl
ton at the same place during the week.
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M cEnnis & Co.

One Of the most reliable commission house
in the city is that Of the firm whose name
heads this article. The writer of this has
kuown the senior Of the firm long before he
came to this city, and takes pleasure in stat
ing that he has long been regarded as an
honorable business man and held in highest
esteem in business circles. The firm is doing
81 extensive business in this city and is
worthy of the confidence reposed 10 them by
our citizens. Mr.. McEnns is president of
tho board of trade, and commands the conf :.
dence and respect of all our best citizens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

Ts-NorICE is hereby given that tho regular
annual meeting! OF the directors and stock
way Company will be held at the company's
Office, in the city OF Houston. on Monday,
May I'd, ISL, AZ which time. among other
things will DO submitted to the stockholdors'
meeting a proposition to change section Of
article 2 OF tho bylaws of the company, 50
that 1t shall read as follows, viz:
Section b The board of directors shall hold
monthly meetipga at tho ollico of tho COM
pany on the tirst Monday in each month.
A. 4. RICHAR" On, Sec'y
Houston, March Z, 1881
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weekly Mor,uury R.por,.

Mortusry report for the week ending
April ., 1881.
Thomas Floyd. white, male, age so. q, jail,
Inquest jury, cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Daughter of Mr.. Weymuller, female,
white, age 10, 9th ward. Death, shock from
burn.
siss Fannie Spencer. white, female, age
10. 3D. ward. Cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Infant Of John Alcott, white, male. Ca
pillsry bronchitis.
I, Robertson, age %, white, male; pupil
of Lawrence's commercial college. Cause,
ceIebro-spinsl meningitis.
Mrs. A. s. Howe, white, age 81, 81 ward
Cause Of death, chronic anAlmia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
THE mUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Tho Location OF Polls, PRESIDING
Officers, Etc,

Officers, Etc.
Al the municipal election for mayor and
aldermen from the different wards which
comes.of Tuesday the 9Th, approaches, the
interest increases. II is a noticeable fact that
80 far, seemingly, but little interest has been
manifested, yet there is more than the casual
observer would think for. There is no
hurrsh doings but there is good deal of
working in a quiet way and the election NAV
not be such tame sfiai- after all. Yester-
day there was considerable electioneerlng BY
both democrats and republicans. The green.
hackers generally speaking affiliate with the
latter who are the most jealous The
leaders of this party say they propose
10 make hard fight and every available
vote will be poled. They have an executive
committee which has planned and made all
necessary arrangements for free vehicles.
refreshments and workers at the different
polls. There are two candidates in the field,
Judge John j Good, the democratic candi-
date and present incumbent, and John Stone,
the republican nominee.
The following are the candidates an
Aounced:
FOR ALDERMAN.
First wsrd--Colonel d. A. William. and
w. Z. Siler.
Second wsrd-W. J. Clark, democratic
nominee, and l. +. Bohny.
Third ward--Robsr! Donnelly, independ-
ent. and j. d. Carter.
Fourth ward-F, r. Rowley, r. G.. Moore
and A. j. Brooks.
LOCATION OF POLLS
The polls will be opened al the following
places
First ward-At the court house.
Second wsrd-At Brysn's building, on
Camp street.
Third ward-At Frich's store, on Bryan
street.
Fourth wsrd-Young's school house.
The following are the presiding officers Of
said election Fer the fret ward, 9. NJ.
Terry: second ward, w. w. Ross; third
ward, John Henry Brown; fourth ward,
. John j. EakiDs.
AT tho same time and places property
owners will vote and determine IS to
whether or not there shall DO levied an annual
tax Of three eighths of one per cent. for this
and ensuing year on all property in the city
of Dallas, the tax being for the purpose CT
constructing school buildings for the public
schools Of the city. No one shall be quail.
ded to vote except persons who pay a
property tax to the city. A separate ballot
box W Il be had in which such votes will be
deposited,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

WILLIAMSBURG, at 4 O'Clock p. IN ;, Clara
Williams, wife OF FULLY Williams, OF lyphoid
fever.
The funeral, which WAS preached by Rev
Mr.. Broughton, of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church, took place from the residence
on East Commerce street. yesterday morning.
Thence the cortege proceeded to Trinity
cemetery, where the remains were followed
bya large ooncourse Of sorrowing friends
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
Department OF Insurance. Statistic
and History,

AUSTIN, Texns, March. ~, 1851.
To all whom 1t may concern:
This 10 10 certify that the London lnsur-
ance Corporation, LONDON, Eng, has In
all respects fully compiled with tho laws OF
Texas as conditions precedent to its duia.s bas-
in hisstate, and that the saIi company hold =.
certificate of authority from this Office eLtl-
Ting 1t to do business In tho STATE for one year
from the lat day OF January, 1881, to the SIS
day OF December, 1881.
Given under my haud aud seal, at Office
in Austin the day and date nrst above written.
A.. w. SPAlGilr, Commissioner.
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE., STATISTICS AND
HISTORY, AUSTIN, March %, ISL
To all whom 1t may con Germ: This Ia to csrti-
fy that the Howard Insurance Conn., vof New
York, has in all respects fullyr ID with
the laws OF Texas as conditions 'cnt ia
its doing business in this State, at the
said company holds certificate .lhority
from this ofce emitting Tito dob,. ness IN this
state for one year from To- lat day OF January
1881 to the 3lst day of December. 1851.
a Given undo. my hand and seai,at ONCE, In
, Austin, the day and date liz above written.
A. ". SrAIGuT, commissioner.
jon n 5. AtDEHOFF, Agent.
DARGAN a TRBZEVANT, Gen. Agenis,
Dallas, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

1t ssaid thar ono out OF every four real
invalids who 20 to Deuver, Col to recover
health mover return TO the east or south ex,
cept as corpse. The undertalSers, next l.
the hotel keepers, have the most prod ablo
business. This excessive mortality may be
prevented and patients served and cured undee
the care of friends snd loved ones at homer
II they will hut use Hop Bitters in time This
we know. See other column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
Dallas, Texas, March

Mrs. Chosnut, next door to Grams jewelry
store, has just opened the finest and most
select stock of millinery goods ever brough.
to Dallas. She asks her many friends to give
her an early call, and sec for thcmeelyes.
During the season sho will DO constantly
adding novelties to her already large stock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
An Elegant Specimen of the Engravsrs

ATT
was shown us by Mi. Webb this week. II
was massive gold medal, designed and en-
graved by Mr.. +. Il, Dey, whose skill, as an
artist in this line. has never been surpassed
in Dallas The medal WAS elegantly wrought
of pure gold, in shape, ovoid. suspended by
massive chains from a broad bar OF rich
Etruscan gold. Upon the front was the
temple Of science with the victors wreath
and appropriate acknowledgement the
diverse WAS variety Of sentences relating
to the award etc, ETC.. in old English script
letters, go beautifully and delicately traced,
as only an eDgraver can trace them. II is
really gratifying to know We have such skill
in our city. MIR. Webb spores no pains or
expense to get up any article in the jewelry
line here at home-ss this medal, made in
his establishment, will attest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

Phenomenon: When member. ia the
course OF a very long speech yesterday,
called fqka glass Of water. member sitting
near e1cNimed soto voce to his neighbour, !:
This is all contrary to the laws of mechsn-
ies-s wind mill running by water Hart
ford Coursnt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
Professor Tripp

Professor Tripp, whose brilliant series is
soon expected in Dallas, Is tho author Of
several volumes iavorsbly mentioned in
Alipones Dictionary Of English and Ameri.
can authors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
Al Kind Word 10 Alt.

For pure article of genuine imported
wines and liquors, 90 to L. Csperon's, COO
Main street. MI. Caperon is now in Europe
and purchases his own liquors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


E-NOrICE--Wantsd, fifty quarry men at
au.f, Colorado & Santa 70 railway compau y
quarry near Brennan. Wages, So % per day.
For farther particulars inquire OF station mas
ter g.. u. 4 Is. f. railway, BRENNAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

The globe corset. the best known, from
80 cts. TO $3.50 al Bsuman's, 700 Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

Austin, GIG Main street. will repair your
watches and make Them keep time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

At the request of some of my friends, offer
my Name to the voters of the Is, word. If
elected, SHAH look ciosely 10 the interest oimy
ward, and serve 10 tne best OF my sbility the,
city nj large. W p. sILER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

For bargains in jewelry go to Aussin's, 6l'
Main street
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.VJyO THE vnrkRs OF DALLAS Having
i been soliciteI bya large number Of the
pcitiIens Of Dallaa, comprising every nation
Atty and interest In the city, 10 become a
lcandidat. for Mavor at the ensuing election,
30 be held April 5, 1851, in defererce to such
| respectfully comply, aud II
.slceted viii use my best efforts 70 serve the in
serests OF evsry citizen impartially.
JOHN STONE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-03

Lowest linen percsle and silk suits. ele-
giant selections at Baumsn's, 706 Elm
street.
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1fyou wish 10 buy some real bargains cal
early ut Goldsmith Bros. on Monday.
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Our sslesladies will DO pleased TO show
YOU all tho attention al BAumsn's, 700 Elm
slIaet
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Lowest prices for tho best millinery. 90
10 Baumsn's, 706, Elm street.
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Go 70 Austin's, 6l2 Main street, for good
and cheap gold or silver watch.
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Judge Thurmond TO speak Monday
Might

Judge Thurmond will address the citizens
of Dallas monday evening, 3 pril the 4th, at
the corner of Main and Lamar streets, as q
candidate for mayor. Como everybody and
hear the present administration exposed.
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LINES
On the Dca.h Of Hrs. A. s.. Howe.

EY HkU MOTHER.
Ky Annie, Heaven has summon'd thee away
While u dear husbands love would keep thee
here,
Where childrens piteous cries would beg thee
stay, Wax
Aud poor mother all TO thee 30 dear.
On! why is--this; this dreadful sad command,
Al seems to us 10 need thee here so sore;
All Anhie, Annie? whose IL now the hand
Which clasp'd thy mother to thy heart once
more,
Hush, my rebellous heart, Gods will Is
fraught
With Ein9est, purest love to thee and thine
Hast thou IN my long life notyet been taught
That In mysterious ways that love must
shine?
have been young the Royal Seer declar'd,
And now am old aud yet have never seen
The righteous man forsaken, but still spared
To praise his Maker Ia this earthly scene.
Aud from these dark Affections soon may we
500 the bright beams OF fait and hope ariee,
And looking M to Heaven IN ore clearly see
The Mansions cfour dear ones In tho skles.
Il. l.. Is.
Dallas, Texas, March 90. lSSl.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Mayor.

XXrEARE REQUESTED to announce Hon
w John j. Good as candidate Tor re-
election 10 the office of Mayor OF the oily Of
u sllaA
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second ward.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED tn announce
w the uaneor W. Clark, nominee OF the
Democratic convention, of the Secold ward,
as candidate for alderman.
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YlyE ARR AUTHO 0lZED 10 announce Col
w onel d A. Williams as a candidate Tor
alderman ia the First Ward. Election April
Ath ISL
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED to anpouucs Mr.
w l.. II, Bohny Ms u candidate for RI, cleo.
tion to the office OF alderman from the
Second Ward at the ensuing election.
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For a Alderman.


A 7 rHH REQUEST of many friends, offer
"A my name as an independent Candidate for
Alderman from lst ward, at he ensuing cleo
ton. SIGMUND LOEB.
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Third Ward.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce Mr..
w Rnbt Donuelly as an independent C indi.
dats tor Alderman In the rhird ward, at the
ensuing election.
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Fourth Ward

I'VE sre authorized 10 announce Colonel J ID
w Carter, as a candidate for alderman in
the third ward, at the ensuing election.