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HAMPDEN- SIDNEY.
Memorial Sermon from Dr. B. NJ. smith.

Memorial SermOn from Dr. Ii. vi. smith.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
APRIL %, 1884.
On yesterday the Rev. DR.. Il. NJ. smith,
OF Union Theological Seminary, preached
a memorial sermon in College church. The
occasion was the tiftieth anniversary OF his
entrance upon the work Of the Gospel min
istry. Ia April, 1884, he was licensed to
preach the Gospel. Having filled many
important positions in the Church, he has
now been engaged in the work of training
Young men for the ministry as professor
in Union Theological Seminary for a pc
Rod of about thirty years.
The Doctor took for his text ZechariaL
4. 10: "F0r who hath despised the day OF
small thingsy" After showing the his
torical connection OF the text, and an ex-
position Of the immediate context as ex-
hibiting Gods providence Of nature and
OF grace, he illustrated by prominent ex-
amples how God could bring all things to
pass by the word of his power, but that his
usual method is through small things to
work out the great. both as 10 physical and
moral results. After many pertinent illus
trations and examples showing the impro-
priety 6 despising the day OF small things,
he said this course Of thought was sug.
gested by the fact that this month was the
fiftieth anniversary OF his entrance into
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01
Three PeOpIe shot by n Lunntie,

A Rock Island, H.. special OF Tuesday
says: William Hartman lives at Gilber-
town, a small village near here. Five days
ago he became insane, and after driving
every one out OF the house harricaded the
doors and windows and declared his inten-
ton Of shooting any one who attempted TO
enter. Hartman was armed with q revolver
and a double barrelled shotgun. A num-
Der OF persons tried 10 gam admission,
three OF whom he shot. the last one being
his own mother, who, however, Is not
seriously wounded. The other two were
deputy sherlffs. 1t Is feared that one OF
them, named smith, will die. Yesterday
one OF the lunatic's sisters went to the front
OF the house and attracted his attention
while the sheriff effected an entrance. The
sheriff threw his arms around the maniac
and succeeded In holding him until two OF
his aids came to his rescue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01
FOREST FIRES IN MICHIGAN.
Houses, Barns, and n Large Amount OF Lum
berand Other Property DESTROYED.

uouseS. Barns, and Large Amount of Lum
her and Other Property Destroyed.
A Grand Rapids special says: AT Ashton
fire broke out before noon on sunday In
what is termed % Slashing," ana In few
moments encirced the village. The popu-
lation turned out, and succeeded In con-
fninQ il to the outskirts. AT Careys the
large Couplings woodenware mill was
several times on tire. Between Careys and
Luther the forest fires were so intense that
large gangs OF men patrolled the railway
track with a locomotive. Al Cadillac
$50. 900 feet OF pine lumber, owned by Nj.
/. Bond, was destroyed. Several OF the
largest mills and the railroad round-house
narrowly escaped.
Two dwellings were destroyed at George
L. Woods lumber camps, i've miles north
east OF Cadillac. Barns were destroyed,
with a large amount Of feed. TWO houses
were burned. At IIudsonviile the Chi
cavo and West Michigan depot and con-
tents were destroyed. AT Hartford Hink.
lev & Brothers stove mandatory and
stock were destroyed; loss not reported.
The weather grew rapidly colder last
night. Rain and snow fell In the Terri
tory between Grand Rapids and Straights.
relieving fears and doing great good, but
a good soaking rain Is badly needed. Al
Cadillac this afternoon fire broke out
near the scene OF yesterdays Dire, destroy
ing c. B. westoner's brewery and Ice
houses.
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aNewspa,,cr's Troubles.

Tonight. saws a Cincinnati telegram oi
the 29th. the euS.J0uradl ONCE al the
southeast corner OF Sixth and VINE strees'
was not lighted up. The windows OF tne
composing.room and Of the editor'ai-rooins,
were dark. The circumstance altracsea
universal attention. Members OF the ear
torlal staff did not seem 10 understand the
situation. Mr.. Charles NJ. steele business !,
manager Of the concern, said th"t he l" Oa
LEFT his regular business to make succ iSs
OF the News-Journal under speGiuc
promises by the stockholders to give nun
backing. and that the stockholders ialle''
and refused TO come up to their cou.iao. e
After they had committed themselves 70
refusal this afternoon Dir. Steele fortnwItn,
dismissed the printers and the edltori .s.
force. paid them off 10 date, and was ABOUT
10 shut I'D the Office. The stockhomers,
when notified Of this proceeding, quicky
held a meeting and came TO terms. wherc-
upon Mr.. Steele called the printers together
md gathered up bis editors, and, at ~
O'Clock tonight, prepared to issue q paper
to-morrow, II was not contemplated oy
him that the paper would stop longer lhan
for one day.
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VOL. LXV.
THROUGH THE STATE.
DANVILLE.
Old Soldier Gone SO, 200 Damases-ward
Organization Supposed Death from Laud-

Old Soldier Gone-s2, 200 Damases-ward
Organizatio Supposed Death from Laud-
anum.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
APRIL 80, 1884.
Captain Anderson Kirby, Of Halifax
county, soldier Of the war Of 1912. died
at his home near PAGES Station. on the
30th instant, In his ninety seventh year, Of
dropsy. Two other old soldiers remain
in that section, Mr.. Edwards and Mr.
Gathrey. Captain Kirby was a year or
so ago quite active.
In the case of Talbot rs. The Midland
Railroad Company for damages in killing
plaintiffs child near Daton's Crossing. In
April, 1888, the jury Of the Circuit Court
OF this county has rendered a verdict OF
$4,000 for the plaintiff. Appeal taken.
II seems generally understood that the
several wards will not make nominations
for councimen and aldermen till after
the 9th prOXimo, the date for the primary
election OF candidates for the general
offices. But the wards are being divided
into sections by the Democratic clubs, that
they may be thoroughly canvassed.
Mr.. W. II. HudginS, OF North Danville,
who took laudanum some days ago for the
purpose OF suicide, as was then thought,
died yesterday evening.
Or. Stovall, of North Danville, died this
morning. ALPHA.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Political - Delegates Elected - After Many
Years.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL 80, 1884.
At meeting of the Democrats held last
evening at the cOurt-housei DR.. Leonard
Henley was elected delegate, and III. ID.
Cole alternate, to the State Convention
which meets in Richmond in May.
Me>srs. c. L. Arm stead. \. Brooks, and
Il. &. Barlow (who hold positions at the
asylum) offered their designations as men,
bcrs of the Town Executive Committee,
which were accepted, and John McLees,
sid. Smith, Jr., and d. Il. Jones were
elected TO ill the vacancies.
Many OF our people think that Tilden is
the strongest man, and that he will be
nominated at Chicago but are solld for the
nominee. whoever he may be.
DR.. William +. Brown, superintendent
OF the California State Insane Asylum at
stockton. is here visiting friends. lie left
Williamsburg over forty years ago. lie will
attend the Convention of Insane Asylum
Superintcndents which meets in Phiadel-
phia in May.
Mrs. Alcott, granddaughter Of Gov
ernor Nelson, died at her residence, in
Yorktown, yesterday. Her funeral will
take place tomorrow. W.
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The Gentleman of the Ship.

During the Jeanette investigation Mon
day Engineer Melville. in answer to in
quiries as to his opinion OF Chipp, Danen-
hover, Amber, and Newcomb, said:
"Chipp was a tirst-cass man In every re-
spect. He was one Of the 'prides OF the
service but usually very reticent."
Danenhower's character was first-rate.
He considered him the most attentive man
to his duty he had ever seen.
He could not say too much OF Amber.
He was .the gentleman " OF the ship, with
out any reservation whatever.
Newcomb was rather Young looking for
bis years. and he desired TO have as little to
do with him AS possible. Newcomb was
neither useful nor ornamental. He had no
iIl-feeling towards him. although it had
been necessary to reprimand him New
comb several times during the retreat.
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Cumberland County Democratic Con
yCufiOn.

The Cumberland Democrats have elected
the following delegates to the state Con-
vcutiOn:
Delegate at Large, Samuel +. Coleman.
Randolph Magistel1a District Delegate,
b. W. l.. Blanton; Alternate, T. &. John
son.
Madison District Delegate, John IL.
McRea Alternate, A. j. Gray.
Hamilton District: Delegate, +. X.
Cooke; Alternate, Joseph NJ. Gum.
A resolution was adopted recommending
X. F. Berne, OF the Richmond Stqte, rs a
delegate at large to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention. and Samuel +. Cole
man as one Of the delegates from the
Tenth congressional district
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PLUVANNd.
Democrats in Delegates Elected

Democrats i'll nctl-Deiegates Elected
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
PALMYRA, April 80, 1884.
Pursuant to 4 call from the county chair.
man the Democrats OF Fluvanna assem-
bled in maSs-meeting at the Courthouse on
Monday, April 2Sth, for the purpose OF
electing delegates TO the State Convention
TO meet in Richmond May 18th.
The following were the delegates and
alternates elected:
PALMYRA Observation-Disclosures. James q.
shepherd and William Sclater; alternates,
W. i. Mcdonald and James l.. Loving.
Columbia Dlstrict-Delegate-, j. j. A.
Powell, and Major John :. Bowles; alter
mates. Il. 5. Campbell and &. W. Kent.
Cunningham District-Delegates, Hon.
Pembroke Petit and james Il. Massie !;
alternates, John y. Hadcn and j. Ii. Mar
tin.
Fork Union Observation-Disclosures, c. 5.
Thomas and W. c. Jones; alternates, Dr..
n. Is. Gay and j. ). PAYNE.
The meeting was exceedingly well at
tended. Harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed throughout.
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Nelson Democrats.

The Nelson Democrats met Monday and
elected delegates to the State Convention as
follows:
Delegate at large, T. p. Fitzpatrick
alternate. j. r. Coleman.
Massie's-Mill District A. b. Fitzpatrick
r. W. Massie, Bland MaSsie, }. {. Petit,
Nelson Bryant.
LOvingston: j. ID. Horseley, II. I. llar'
ris, 5. b. Whitehead, John l.. Sneed, DR..
&. c. Galloway.
Rockfsh: j. j. Coleman, W. l.. Will
liams, W. A. Hammer. a. ;. Watson, l.. K.
Lewis. Jr.
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\ Boston independent paper says: " The
Republican party cannot afford to nominate
candidate who will need defending
Then the Republican party cannot afford
to nominate candidate at all unless it
dominates Democrat.
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HAN0 YER.
Circuit Court-Inportant Cases.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, NA.,1
April 30. 1884.
Judge William 5. Barton is holding a
term Of the Circuit Court here.
In the case Of L. Il. DarracOtt rs. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
the jury found for the plaintiff $4,000
damages. The verdict was set aside. OAR
racott is young man. who. while in the
employment of the railway company as
brakeman about two years ago, in attempt
ing TO couple two cars together. had his
hand crushed. The accident, it is alleged.
was caused 10y defective coupling. MeSsrS.
Sands, Leake q Carter represented the
plaintiff, and Judge Robinson and Mr.. II.
T. Wickham the defendant.
Several more important cases are vet to
he disposed Of, one Of the most notable OF
which is that Of W. y. Merryman rs. W.
W. Newman, who is Judge of our County
Court. This action is for SANDER. Mr..
Merrvman claims $4,000 damages. MessrS.
W. Sydnor and K. IL. Cardwell are his at
tOrneys, and Colonel Young, Judge Wad-
dill, and Mr.. George 4. Jones represent
the Judge. SLASHER,
SUICIDE BY HANGING.
ASHLAND. April 80, 1884.
Yesterday evening George Harbarger, a
Young man living near GoOdalfS, Va, was
found hanging from the top OF tree on
the farm of Mr.. Haynes. Cause OF suicide
unknown
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Giles County Delegates.

Newport: Delegate, Charles IL. PAYNE
Alternate, James A. Bane. Pembroke
Delegate, samuel +. Lybrook Alternate,
Charles K. Price. Walkers Greek: Dele
gate, Peyton F. st. Clair; Alternate,
James ID. Johnston. Pearisburg: Dele
gate, Charles D.:Frcnch; Alternate, Will
liam :. Mathews.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

The Boston Herald says: eve recon-
mend TO those who are in its path to be-
ware of the 'EDMUNDs presidential gla.
cier.'" There is grim sarcasm in this.
The Herald should recognize the cold fact
that an ice-elated boom like EDMCNDs'S can
hurt no one
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A contemporary says: 1T must lacerate
ARTHUR's heart.strings to see BLAINE and
EDNUNDs at daggers' points Yes. be-
cause they don't avail themselves OF such Il
favorable situation TO lacerate each others
heart strings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

Ambitious statisticianS and mathcmati-
clans have burned oceans Of midnight oil
making different kinds Of calculations. but
the world has yet to produce the man with
temerity enough to tackle the guide-books
and compute how many Lovers Leaps
there are in this country.
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PAGE COUNTY.
Election of Delegates TO the state Demo
cratic Convention.

cratic Convention.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
LURAY, Va, April 30, 1884.
The Democrats in convention yesterday
elected the following named gentlemen to
represent this county in the State Conyen-
ton next month Isaac kOOntZ, Honey
vile; c. ID. Price, Alma; +. T. BoOton,
Luray. Alternates: George w. Stanley,
l.. ). Printz, David KoOntz, George w.
Keyser. Delegates at Large: William
Campbell, j. b. Compton. Colonel Mann
Splitter presided, DIR. j. G.. BootOn acted as
secretary. The county was we'll repre-
scented in the meeting, and harmony pre-
vailed. y.
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inquire II the accused, A. S. Lee, was
guilty OF a murderous attack upon an OFF,
Ger OF the Commonwealth under such cir
cumstances, and II so, they must find him
guilty and mete out TO him such punish
ment as the case deserved. The fairness
OF the prosecution IL this case ELECTS much
favorable comment. JUSTICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

The colored reformers might unite with
the Greenbackers, the Nationals. the Pro-
hibilionists. the white mans Republican
party OF Georgia, &c. &c, &C., aud nOmi-
nate Ben. Butler.
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The Springfield Republican says; 4" Th"
trouble with Mr.. BLMNE's crop is that 1t
doesn't head out WE'LL" The Republican,
iorgets that there is bound to be a certain
amount of cheat in any Republican crop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

The Philadelphia Times says: The
strategical spider in the Soudan cobweb
hauls in the Berber fly" Jokes Of this
sort about the SOudan are simply Ber-
berOuS
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The Philadelphia Press says: "New
England is suffering from a BLAINE out
break" Well, BLAINE outbreak is bet
ter than m ARTHUR outbreak. 1t amt hall
so mean 10 nave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

The Cincinnati Dramatic Festival should
have been held in the Jail. Then there
would have been perfect rush to get in.
and the management would have been safe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

The Chicago Ne,oS says; "Wheetspokes
are now made OF paper That is nothing
new. A paper has put spoke in many a
mans wheel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

A Boston paper has the brazen eflrontery
TO assert that an Ohio otilce-holdeI has re-
signed, and ELI PERKINS is not the editor
OF the naner
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"BEEcHER says he cannot support
BLAINE in any event" The Philadelphia
Press should Immediately proceed to put
BLAINE stock up two points. at least.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

An exchange says: What the public
wants TO see is a walking-match between
the Republican presidential aspirants.'
BLAINE would take tho cake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

Mr.. WILLIAM PIrT KELLOGG is undergo
ing the indicating process that was ap-
piled TO J. WARREN KEEPER.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Now we know what has sickened the
ARTHUR boom. The st. Louis Globe. Demo
crdt is for ARTHUR,
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kEsLY's engine is a push.engine. He
should finish ii in time to push the LOGAN
boom, which has come 10 dead halt.
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DTssOLUTuONs & pARrNERsHlPs


THE FIRM OF RALSTON X BLUNT
L WAS DISSOLVED JANUARY !, 1884, BY
THE WITHDRAWAL OF ROBERT X. RAILS
TON. All parties indebted Ia said concern will
please come forward and settle promptly. Mr.
JAMES \. BLUNT, who succeeds the old concern
Will continue business at The old stand, corner
Pine and Cary streets, assuming all liabilities, and
would be pleased 10 serve the public as IN the past
In retiring take this opportunity of thanking
the public for the liberal patronage they bestowed
upon the old concern, aud hope they will cOntinnc
b. encourage and patroniLe any former partner,
Mr. Blunt. who will appreciate and give perfect
satisfac ton In all business transactions,
VERY respectfully,
ap 3O-3ts ROBERT X. RALsTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

"a circus is exhibiting iacchuses in
Ohio" We suppose 0hio's iayorite lac
chus, kEIFER, is in the ring.
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EOR COMMON COUNCIL.
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,l
RICHMOND, April /, 1854. I
DELINQUENT II ALE STAT +
TAXES, 1888.

In pursuance Of an ordinance Of the city, | have
prepared and posted list Of DELINQUENT
TAXES ON REAL ESTATE for 1889, subje, /
to the inspection of all concerned. Further In
pursuance of ordinance, notice is given In all the
daily papers of the city that all such real estate
so delinquent will h. solo at auction on
THE FIRST DAY OF THE MAY TERM OF
THE HUSTINGS COURT.
unless the taxes and penalty thereon have been
previously paid | am further required by ordi-
nance to publish in one or more Of the daily pa.
Ders of the city, not less than ten days previous ~
to such sale, list of real estate so delinquent for
the taxes of the previous year
In conformity Herewith notice is hereby given
that such list will be published in the Dispatch on
SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
ON SUNDAY THE AN DAY OF MAY,
and on the MONDAY following, that being The
first day of the May term of the Hastings Court
shall, between the hours Of II O'Clock W.
and 4 O'Clock p. VI. proceed TO sell, IN front o
the City Hall, on Broad street between Ninth anc
Tenth streets the real estate delinquent as aforc
said including the penalty Of ; per cent.
ap 2-tMy5i A. X. WOODSON. Collector.
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I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A
/ CANDIDATE FOR THE COMMON C0UN-
en- FROM MONROE WARD. subject 10 the de-
cigon Of the Democratic primary election. The
suffrage Of my fellow citizens Is respectfully
licltcd. -
ap Z7-ttt j. Il. WINTER.
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nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY
OExECUrED Al the DLsPAT'A PRINTING
HOUAh.
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HENRICO COUNTY TAXES.
IIENRICo COUNTY. VA. }
TREASURES OFFICE.
DI1IgNnNn A nril % A-l

TREASURES OFFICE.
RICHMOND. April "a, 1884.
The taxpayers of Henrico county are hereby
notified that the law provides hat Z" on or beior,
the l5th of June yearly each treasurer shall make
queuts.m &c.
Notice Is hereby given that all TAX-BlLLS re-
naming unpaid on the 18TH DAY OF MAY
NEXT, the collectors are required Ia collect BY
" distress or otherwise" and all 1NN-B1LL~ n
naming unpaid on the lST DAY OF JUNf
NEXT must be turned over (dS the tar J,rOrifsSJ
to the Auditor Of Public Accounts ~ "insOlyeni
and delinquent
Taxpayers can pay their bills to the collector
or at this office any day except sunday from .
A. NJ. until O'Clock =. VI.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
ap 29-l0t Treasurer IIenrico County.
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no MY FELLOw.CITIZENs OF MAR.

i SHALL WARD: Having served you faithful.
~ and 10 the best Of my ability, always trying 10
subserye the best Interests OF my constituents,
aud confidently relying upon your endorsement
aud approval, aud pledginz myself to renewed
Efforts Ia your behalf, am a CANDIDATES FOR
REELECTION TO THE COMMON COUNCIL,
subject 10 your decision AZ the Democratic pri-
mary. -
ap 26-5t HENRY METZGER.
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NOR TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN

CHARLES l.. TODD Il u candidate for re-
election 10 the BOARD OF ALDERMEN from
clay Ward, subject ~ thu Democratic primary.
m 2B-6i
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RICHMOND, Va, April IL, 1884,
DOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
l. OF THE CITY or RICHMOND,
X. Il. MUNFORD.

IamaCANDIDATE FOR REELECTION. and
respectfully solicit tile endorsement Of my fellow
citizens AT The PRIMARY ELECTION.
ap l7-tMyli X. Il. MUNFORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-01

MONROE WARD.--Thankfui for the
WI aagtering support have heretofore receiv, Il,
announce myself candidate Tor re-eleelion 70
the ofhce OF JUSTICE OF THE PEACk fOR
tiou the 81 day Of May, 1854.
ap 27-su&Th2ts ROBERT h. IS0GLL.
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I WOULD RESPECTFULLY An
i NOUNCE MYSELF "a candidate fof rv-elrs-
ton To- the Office OF HIGH CONSTABLE, and
solicit the support OF my Eeliow-eitifens at the
primary election, May LIST.
ap 6-tMyli f. HoLZlNaE3.
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EoR COMMONwEALTHS

subject TO decision Of Democratic primary.
Imh 3O-tMy II
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james Il. jVdqgeHer, dr., and Is. +
Hedderiy, Secretaries.
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