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iscorganlxins til. uhio Central.

( a scheme for the reorganization OF the
Ohio Central lLilrsad Company ltas been
approved by the directors, and submitted
TO the holders Of stock and securities for
ratification. 1t is TO have acommittee
purchase the main line Of the road when
IT'S sold under foreclosure OF The mort
gage, organize 4 new company under the
laws Of Ohio, which shall issue first and
second mortgage bonds and stock, take
possession of the road and operate it.
securities TO cover the purchase price are
70 be deposited with the Central Trust
Company of New York by such bond
holders and stockholders Of the present
company as desire 10 enter into the reor-
ganized corporation. ~, -
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Tme GiImer Banner suggests Col. J. J..
llassler for United States Marshal, and re-
marks that che has Mt times been defeated
in political conventions" He has indeed.
He fought OH the wrong side in "the late
unpleasantness." They probably will give
the Marshaisi,ip to somebody who votes
,u La oI,nt ..1
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a CGsa9any,AssIsns.

RACINE, WIS, Dec. s.--J. I. plow 4 Co.,
Of this city, executed this morning and
filed with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
an assignment to Charles II. Lee for the
benefit Of their creditors. This course was
rendered necessary on account of foreign
attachments being levied against lie
company's property and because similur
action was being threatened at home.
For these reasons there was no way open
to the directors to protect the assets for
the benefit OF all creditors alike. f7r-
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Isailrond Tick ct yynr.

NEw ioRK, Dec. s.-Under the lead Of
the New York Central railroad company,
the railroads began the issue Of continuous
trip tickets only to the West. This is in
one sense aiblow aimed at the ticket
brokers, as it prevents the soalplng pro.
cess by not allowing passengers to to stop
over and obtain rebate. In another way
1t is thought.to indicate q possibility oian
agreement between tho different railroads
ultimately leading TO restoration Of rates
to q paying basis. Tickets to Buffalo can.
not be purchased nov Tor less than 81 10
anywhere ss W. !.
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a Just Verdict, ,

LyycnnuRa, Va, Dec. s.-Jonas n.
Powers, Wayne Powers and George Glib
son were sentenced to be hanged February
sth, Tor the murder Of n man name I'm.
known, about two months ago, in Scott
county. The men We're travelling together
md the murdered man was killed for n
triiiing sum Of money, and the clothes OF
the murderer. They spent the night
trying 10 burn the body anu were thus
discnyered ~. skl. t.1-.-.E. " O. -,
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Will Get bottom Fncta.

CnlcAco, ILL.,, Dec s.-Joseph G. Mac.
kin, Secretary Of the Cook County Demo-
cratic Central Committee, was arrested
this evening on the complaint Of q. NJ.
Day, Secretary Of the Citizens Committee,
which Inns undertaken to nnearth tho
frauds in tho Sixth Legislative District Of
this State. Henry ". Lemon and Rudolph
Brand being the Republican and Demo.
cratic candidates respectively. 81 ~ &! !,
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\ KINGSTON, or. Dec. S..-Tho latest ad,
vices from stoco, Hastings county, iadi-
cato that the small pox is spreading. Tho
deaths SO far arc 81. and ut present there
arc % in the hospital. Two nuns sent TO
Stoco by Father Fleming are dangerously
II, there. The sanitary policemen report
$50 cases, .t-i:: :. = ~; -.
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IN A CLOSE EMBRACE
THEY MISS THEIR MONEY,
Democrats Anxious 10 Know Whit Hecnme
:, OF. Thar. Enntl T. u. ! y. ~.

democrats AnStous 10 Know Whit }ocnm q
- :--'s-''-' of Their Funds. .Ss ~ -
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. S.-1f the true his
tory OF the financial management Of the
last Democratic campaign in Ohio is ever
fully known it will make IN interesting
chapter. Hundreds ofthouaands Of dol
lars wete sent into the State or collected
from Ohio Democrats, and many who con-
tributed largely would be glad to know
what became Of their money. but this is
probably one OF the things which will
never be known. ~. y. "
A correspondent had n conversation
with young Democrat who was promi.
nently connected with the management
in Franklin county and who is intimately
connected with the Mossback wing Of the
party. In answer to question as to what
was done with the money; by the Demo.
cratic managers, he said; s 5.st
"That is what l and mnny::more Demo.
Gratis in Columbus would like to know,
The Kids have been loud in their asscr.
tons that they had no large sums OF
money, but | know that often we had net
money enough to pay our postage in the
County Committee, while they had thou.
sands Of dollars at the Park Hotel. Tho
only member OF the County Committee
who could get hold OF any OF the Park
Hotel money was Dewitt q. Jones, and il
did the committee very little good" rs
"Did the Mossbacls have no money ~
"Oh, yes; to be sure We had little, but
it all came from our own pockets We
got nothing from outside the State and.
nothing from the Standard Oil Company.
John 6. Thompson had nothing to do
with the isliabllrsement OF money. He
never paid outa cent during tho campaign.
lie said he wanted to have nothing to do
with the money! = sfss gi3ll5ii
"But how about the s, 800 OF NTcLean's 5
money that the Enquirer says Thompson
had during the campaign ~ - ''iiz
"1f Thompson got that money he has
not spent it YET" = h a, ~ - Gii",s,
"But If Mcf.ean's paper says he had il,
! is it not to be presumed thatit is true ?"
ives, thatis a fact; but If he had tho
money he has it yet" r. 3}.i E$i5
The informant is 4 warm friend of
Thompson, and the conversation iwas
getting rather too personal 10 please him.
SO he changed the subject md said =,
ut must afford you Republicans great
deal Of amusement to look on and soc the
scramble for Office among our people, and,
great as the rush already Is, It will be re.
doubled after inauguration day. Cleve-
land will wish lie had never been born,
and II he refuses to divide the spoils there
will bo music about the White House
next spring. Me-. q Il,
"Take Columbus for example" !" lie con,
tinued ;"why every second Democrat in
the city expects to get an Office, Con-
|gressman.elect Outhwaite is already over
whelmed with applications for his in
ducnce, as arc also Governor Iloadly,
Congressman Converse and every other
Democrat who has the least shadow Of in.
fluence over the incoming A Administra.
tion.+ It will bc better for these gentle.
men il Cleveland refuses all, for Il a few
are Successful tho others will make it
lively Tor their Representatives, others, ;"
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b I'd . s. Al o. (
The next measure which the Approprl.
alton Committee will report to the House
will probably lie the Pension Appropria.
tion bill. An effort is being made to have
this bill ready ior the House to consider on
Thursday next. i Tho estimates are 10,
sG0000,000.
The managers Of tho National Homo.
pathic Fair which is to bo held in Wash.
inSton next week, received q telegram
from New York yesterday, stating tha,
Governor Cleveland had accepted the
office Of Vice President to represent fol
the fair the State Of New York. ~. ..- 4
Secretary Teller and Postmaster Gen.
cral Hatton left yesterday morning Will,
their families ina special chr by tho At.
lantic Coast Line lior New Orleans, to at-
tend the worlds exposition. They will
stop few days in Florida, hut will reach
New Orleans in time for the openinc oil
tho Exposition. ,e.,1
Another circular IN regard to tho inl.
portation Of rags is being prepared at the
Treasury Department, which, 1t is under
stood, provides In general terms for the
admission OF rags properly lisinfected,
provided the process Of llisinfcction is sat.
isfactory to the Health Officer at tho port
Of entry, rs well rs TO the officers Of the
Treasury Department, eiss ii'ss3.
The bill introduced In the House ycster.
day by Mr.. Beach to maintain the secrecy
OF the ballot in tile election OF representa-.
tiyes and delegates in Congress, provide.
for n separate, uniform ballot upon which
candidates are to helvoted for. The quail
ity OF paper and size Of type Rre speciAet
and gonoral provisions made that all hal
lots must be the same IN outward appear
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The entertainment afforded by Baylics
"a kennedy's bright Lights,'' which
opened weeks engagement at CHARLEY
shay's theatre last night, was uniyersully
pronounced the most lauelableand enjoy
abie yet seen there. The audience was
large and apprecative. Tho meslncric
performance OF Prof. ]. L. Kennedy
created more amusement; interest md
curiosity than any performance seen here
i9r a long time. 1t is pcrplcxing, while
lhe acts OF the subjects mesmerized bv
the Professor kept the audience in roar,
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Spnnls,, Tronty npl CI,,nr ,vnrt.r

New ionk, Dec. s.--The cigar manu-.
featuring firm Of shalton 4 Plurm an.
nounced to their two thousand employees
Saturday night that their factory would
discontinue work until tho uncertainty
about the new treaty with Spain in re-
gard to the West India trade was removed.
IL an interview Mr.. Shalton said tho firm
will now keep its stock OF tobacco in
Havana, for II We had large stock here
and the treaty should DO ratified we
should be outa largo amount.
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rs he shot.

a fnlESn in the East who is close TO
Mr.. Blaine, writes: "AIr. Blaine is in the
best Of health and spirits, and takes de-
feat much better than his friends" Yes,
We don't take it very well ourselves, but
there is inspiration in the defeated chief
tain's example. lie is always, and every
inch, hero. T-sa
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snow stor,,,s West.

CuEyESSE, Wy. t., Dec. S.--The snow
storm which Inns covered the ground here
to depth Of several inches was general 10
tho north and west Of here, and on the
limo Of tho Union Pacific tho banks OF
snow were so heavy that trains only got
through by employing several additional
engines. Tho snow did not pack or there
would have been q blockade. g.'2
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Arrested on n serlou. Charge,

GFHILADELpnlA, Dec. S.-Thomas p. Nc.
Cauley was arrested tonight on charge
Of stealing ten 1000 six percent Lchigh
Valley railroad bonds from the Fidelity
Trust and Life Company, Of this city.
McCaulcy ,is a clerk in the Trust Depart.
ment Of the Fidelity Company, ",
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The uuckiny Valley,

CoLuAnus, O., Dec. s.-Thc case OF the
striking miners, indicted for the attack on
Murray City, November 9TH, was called in
court at Logan to-day, and continued to
the next term. No change is reported in
the situation in the valley except a mum.
ber OF old miners who went to work to-
<3,., y 'O''> W
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Dyutll In the Nllne.

sHAMoK1S, PA., Dec. San explosion
occurred in the slope Of Henry Clay shalt
today, causing the death OF Richard
Tuckett, Peter Kohl, Joseph Derzlnan,
Jonathan Fox and Thos Williams. All
leave families Tie bodies Of Kohl and
Derzman were recovered. Tho mine Is
filled with gas. There is great excitement
about the mine. H ~ itys4 z S-5 IA =,
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RrNrwn,urpn, t,u.p,, \ n ,comrn,oto o,nr,,, ,,,..

HENEMnER q complete cure for aches.
pains sores, pimplcs, urinary sediments
disturbing dreams, nervousness. lisnnnI'
ency, indigestion and general weakness of
mind and body, brought on by imnroncr "r
maplts .I or otherwise, Is found in two or
ihfee bottles Of Dr. Guysott's yellow
DOCK and sa!saparilld, as has been proven
~ the experience Of many who; long sui,
,srea "a !, 9lt IN now Ieel well and strong In ali
c''ts cNrssIs ~ s'to pouy, a., Z. 80 DAW
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Tnc Mugwumps are said to have fixed
on George II. Pendleton for Secretary Of
State Now the Cincinnati Enquirer will
BE- afraid to 60 to sleep without looking to
see il there is Il man under the bed. 5
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TuE Register needn't be so nervous about
It. Everybody knows that undcr the "new
management the Register is bound TO Dol
stcr not only the Supreme Court but the
whole State House outfit. ,.l...l ~.
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An Indian Cheated.

GvAiMAs, MExlco, Dec. s.-A pearl
wcighingninety-thrce carats and valued at
$1,000 was shipped to London syester.
day. 1t is believed to be the largest in
existence. 1t was purchased from IN In
dian for 500, who found itEin Mullege,
Lower california, = ~, ! s.,.,',
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powl,ntnn Merchant yuspont,s.

Special Dispatch to 'ths Ini.Aipncer. tifl
NV MAnrISsvILLE, ". Va, Dec. s.
Theodore llornbrook, general merchant,
at Powhatan, Ohio, made an assignment
to-day for the benefit Of his creditors, and
his liabilities arc estimated at $4,000.
His property and stock are worth over
$4,000. He generally carried about S2O,-
600 worth Of stock. j,75 :,
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& DEcENiBER 8, 1884 30
business man, a sanitarian and worker
Tor posterity: lie dug drains and planted

fOr poSterity. lie dug drains fnd olanto
trees, started nowspabers and H nnca,,ra,,o p,r,o
churches. He was q merry littlo ao,,
lotus teres alo,ie yoi,iud,,. and n trnd,t;o n
betrayeth not. behaved in keenimn iH ~
, damp out OF his aystem 'nccor,l;nv ste IL
system OF similia similiL,v c,rnn,ur \ II !,
1909 tho United StatrsI nurcl,naol 'tro,,
Franco Louisiana md tlIo vast half M cx
plorcd stretch OF Froucl.A America to In
great lakes and tho Pacific. In 1910 T "" W.
isiana became n State. and soon aiter vii
messed the decisive battle which tanoh
proud England that she was no longer III,
mistfess is OF the world. 5.S 4
lonltleas se 9rSsh u H. oastA,a mnst as state u
rise to wealth and power, tho splen,,or ~ y
her Queen City, the Lucullian proiusiol
oi her aate'oes!tifn days. Itfty'g. Il
fss iti lTRR FALL FROM GRACE
into the arms OF benegce,,, nen ,hs
na,,,vs,s ~ In, oo,n oroo ho. =, @ Wv s
''"''e o., -, VI ''er eoi''',etee, her sullerlnga
oy pes.''ehee ana by lnandations, her re.
sufrection into present radiance, are mat.
ters familiar to all. She offers 10 dny the
most inviting home to labor, and New Or.
leans, her Queen Cty, soon will begin to
celebrate at the Worlds Exposition tho
industrial progress and promise Of the
Whole South, and not only Of the whole
soath-but the whole world! isgaes 5,
From far Siam exhibits more rare and
curious than the eIeRhas dlJicolor, have al.
ready been received, and tho lowered
silks Of China will vie in butterfly beauty
with the rarest products OF the looms in
the south OF France. From Persia and
from Mexico, from Japan and Madagascar,
the useful and the beautiful will come =
TO M MARRIED. Y ~ "A. n.
beiore MI ovca Eyory state on,, ,ro.,;. :,
=, y, - 'o anu Aeiillofy "fiiiy
IN .he uhioh VIII VII nave adequate represen-
tation-and every interest Of any import.
ance will receive a place Of dn. nrom;.
nence. Tho immensely Of the l;ye stock
industry, in which is invested more capi.
,io ~, tmam IN any three other industries Of
lion M % ~ cnIoroI e nIrSnt;uu n,;uue oa tne qaes'
nrnvoment - ~ n tIo % %cond;t;o" ~ IHu M'oa sne I'M,
mil;ons NJ noonia ] ,ha nJM,uoo y. eliose ~ seven
In raint;o,, n nj. ~ ~ ~ atie "lio VI "onall
Ivnom;c foroos "Hi M;Ii ono, eo p,oo'e'lis 81 new
s;,ac" in tho W"rIlS ivy aa ;sa!'oi!ihg
and more nrom;nont thor in,"om, i,ns a niue!
"rantaI ~ tbnm hntoro ''''''1 'n iie' oSef w peeh
4 nj .for % the % bnus;r,l 2 o,3 mi ,,;.n,,,.; y
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a1cculloci's Nomination Hangs Fire.

WAsnlSGroS, D. G., Dec. S.-The nomi.
nation OF Hugh MeCulloch, to be Sccre.
tary OF the Treasury, was favorably re.
ported from the Senate Committee on Fl.
nance, but Senator Riddloberger objected
to its consideration, and under the rules II
went over to the next executive session,
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Juvenllc Thieves Arrested.

'SiVrIHt 77lEl7H1tN 70 IHt IHlTfITt1ttT. "
GRAFTON, W. Va, Dec. s.-Two boys,
about l6 years old, named Arthur Evans
and George Hartman, were arrested here
today charged with the burglary OF John
n. Tregalles store Saturday night. En-
trance was effected through the rear win
window into the back Of the store room,
and then . panel Of tho door WINS broken
to get into the main room. \ number Of
knives, revolvers and cartridges were
taken. Tie boys were released on bail 10
answer to Indictments. 5s- ~. Ttisa5-z
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Tuspresent month will sec Wheeling
pnt on the baltimore & Ohio main line,
after years Of weary waiting. Wheeling
and hc'road have both lost by tho early
mistake. W. &%
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TmE mEpeople OF England arc about to get
representation in Parliament. Hitherto
the people haven't had much to ayabout
their laws. The nabobs lave run the
muchine. lE sI
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SOUTH NonwALK, CoSS., Dec. s.-Thc
proprietors Of all shops in the city remain
firm III their resolution to adhere to re.
ducea prices, and declare that hcnccfortl,
no union man, us such, shall enter their
shops. I'D I.,, = !.
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A DEMOCRAT has been found who doesn't
wan, M Office. Ilc lives in m out-of.the
way corner Of Maine. Ills friends fear
that insanity is tho cause Of the ''rash
ort " ".f..
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\ ST. LOUIS, Dec. S.-Thc barbed wire
makers held 4 meeting here yesterday and
advanced the price Of wire to 81 cents per
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RErnIIcASs arc organizing and rcor-
ranizing their clubs MS though they meant
10 stay. When lsSs rolls around "Wc'll
he there, we'll DO there" , Y
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On Account Of Ono .lnn,s FoolIshn,elsu. lu

On Account Of One 0inn'a FoolIsllnoss. Z
DOVER, n. H., Dec. s.-Mary Ann
Young, aged 90, victim. Of the Stafford
dynamite explosion, died to-day. Three
Of the other six sufferers arc expected TO
Die at any moment, ,s4 ~ $y-.;.- -
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Ghp Qt,telliQetl:t:tlel'1,|;. 4: !;
once, nos. 10 md ~ Fourteenth Street..
CEEvrlAsp's Christmas vtt will drop in
his stocking March !. f#'.t s'3gli,
GENERAL GRANT doesn't want q pen.
sion. But this country can well afford 10
ei,e him one. iF lt4@
PARIS seems to be arranging iorn grand
exhibition Of dynamite. Things arc very
qually in tho gay capital. ~

IT is understood that Governor Clovc.
land Is not highly Aattered by the Mug
wump attentions. lie secs no future with
,hat crowd.
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CAPITAL CULLINGS,

Payment so far this nontl, on account OF
pensions are s., 800, 900. 'i:zs 2,
The President Yesterday sent 10 the
Senate another long list Of appointments.
The issue Of silver dollars for the week
ended December 9, was $4,000 For the
corresponding period last year, S52l, ,49S.
Postmaster General lIatton recommends
an immediate appropriation ofSlOOOOO for
railroad postal car service ior tho remain
der Of the year. 4--e, r. L-[zt;lis-lsS-=
Mr., John Dratton, elected to fill the
vacancy in the Fourth South Garo1iua dis
trict, caused by the death Of John II,
Evins, took the oath OF office in the House
yesterday. 5i."
General Foster, United States Minister
to Spain, arrived in Washington ycster-
day morning, and presented tic Secretary
o. State copy Of the treaty entered into
between Spain and the United States. Z.
Representative Springer has decided to
appoint Messrs. Van Alstine and Stewart
members OF n subcommittee to visit Ohio
and investigate the conduct OF. United
States Marshal Wright at the election in
that State in October.
The House Committee on Territories
yesterday morning adopted 4 series OF
resolutions, highly cotnmcndatory ofthe
late chairman OF the committee, Repre-.
sentative J.. II. Evins, Of South Carolina,
whose death occurred during the recess
Representative Morrison's bill to amend
the statutes i'll relation to the immediate
transportation OF dutiablc goods intro
duced yesterday, provides ior the amend
ment OF the statutes SO that the regula.
ionsgoverninginland transportation Shall
apply to the baggage of the travelling pub
In 1902 szrz7 y A.-.7.
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Wen Mention rhi. to Cleveland

Wen Mention This to Cleveland. r..
To Tic Editor Of Ae Iuttiiiyeucer.
slR-After mature delbcration on Tho
pnrt Of two Williams, they guess as fol.
lows: Il. - ~ - - :
Rap-a city.
Nor- "'e-s
Incap- /" II.
ss4 g Mend" e2' Il,
.-m5 -.' Tpn-H &C -sf,tL-l 5I.a y .+,rs
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in New Orleans is named after him, and
the adjoining street after his vile, Nine.
II :R!aEpqpne. !Eq Tho Baron was q thorough
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COTTON STREET

In 179a tho French, having repainel
tho colony. The chief MI - :
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-31
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS .

The attention of the sporting public Is
called 10 the new arrival Of guns just re-
ceiyed by Mr.. VIM. Lever, Sp0rtsmen's EN-
porium. is Commercial street. They consist
81 double-barrel, breechloadIng shotguns
and rifles, which TO the sportsmans life are
gems. They were selected with the greatest
care from some OF the best Of English makes
and are of the very best value for money
ever offered In this market. The most fas-
udlous sportsman can be suited there being
over 2DO 10 select from at prices from y
single to 800 Hammerless. Quality better
and prices lower than any other house IN
Ealifnrnia l2tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-31
For Township Justice.

RUDOLPH RANSEY, Republican nominee
for Township Justice OF Los Angeics Township.
Electicn. November 4. 1854. octi-td