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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27
FROM WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. q, 1885.
The subcommittee of the House Appro.
priations Committee, to whom the postofhce
appropriation bill was referred, have agreed
to most of the recommendations of the post
Office committee. Among those recommends
tions is one that the postage on letters,
instead of being two cents for half an ounce,
shall be two cents for one ounce; another to
reduce newspaper postage, from the Office Of
publication, from two to one cent a pound; and
another that the pay for transportation of
mail by railroads shall be regulated by speed
and space, rather than as heretofore by
weight, which will hereafter be of minor
consideration. Five mills will be paid for
each linear foot of the Car occupied, if the
Car runs at the speed of twenty miles an
hour or less, and one-tenth of mill for
every additional two miles per hour.
The Senate Indian Committee determin-
ed this morning to abandon further investi-
CATION Of the corruption in connection with
the leased lands of the Indians, in view Of
the lateness of the session and the press Of
other business. with the understanding that
next summer the committee will make
junketing tour to the Indian Territory and
investigate the matter at close quarters.
The, too, notwithstanding the fact that
enough has already been proved to show
that the whole system Of leased Indian
lands as practiced under republican admin.
.istrations is rotten to its core.
It is understood, as anticipated in this
correspondence, that the conference COM
mittee on the proposed new city postofice
has agreed to select the square immediate
ly west of the Postoilice Department. Gen.
Malone, chairman of the Senate Committee,
is in favor of that site.
Mr.. Riddleberger, when asked by friend
to day what he made such fool of himself
70. Yesterday, replied that he was 80 used
tn beisg alone That he couldn't help it.
The friend then told him he feared his
name would only 90 down to posterity in
the autograph albums which the Senate
pages sell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

The Free Lance, the new independent pa
per, published in Fredericksburg, by some
of the business men Of that place, and
edited by Mr.. John w. Wolff, of poll
tical fame in this State, has made its ap-
pearance and the first number is a very
creditable one in all respects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27
To be Hanged.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. Ex-Governor Nc
Lane has refused TO commute the sentence
OF John A. Scott, colored, convicted in this
city, Of the murder of his wife by poison.
He has issued the death warrant appoint
ing Friday, March 27, as the day of execu-
ton. The entire jury which convicted
Scott joined in a petition for Communication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27
Application for q Receiver

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. PA. A. Lochrane
has filed a bill in the United States Court
asking for receiver for the Southern Tele.
graph Company. He holds 5000 worth
of bonds of the company, on which 5000
interest is due and unpaid. The case was
set down for a hearing on March I'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

While Daniel Egan aud Edward Devans
miners, were being hoisted from the bottom
of shaft near Wilkesbarre, Pa, yesterday,
the pin in the reversing lever of the engine
broke. The men jumped, aud Devans saw
ed himself. Egan fell to the bottom, nine
hundred feet, and his body was terribly
mangled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27
Arrest of q Supposed Murderer.

BERLIN, Jan. 27.-An anarchist named
Julius Lieske was arrested at Hockenheim,
near Heidelberg, on the charge of being the
murderer of DR.. Rumpff, the chief Of police
of Frankfort. The police claim that they
have witness who saw the murder com
mitted, and who has identified Leske AZ
the assassin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

Tho Susquehanua river at Port Deposit
was lower last night, and no immediate
danger from the ice gorge was apprehended
although there are still grave fears as to the
ultimate result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

Mr.. HENRY J. KNIT, Of this city, has
published handsome little volume entitled
the Inauguration" containing good deal
of matter of interest pertinent to the ap-
preaching Inauguration of President Cleve-
land, and profusely illustrated. Probably
the most striking picture in the volume,
and one that will attract and rivet the
attention of the reader, is that of George
Washington in his earlier days, attired in
full "dude" suit, with opera hat included
a guise that would probably have astonish-
ed the "grave aud reverend senior" as much
as it will those who have been in the habit
of looking upon the Father of his country
in short breeches and knee. buckles, or in
military boots. The book is for sale at
French's and Bells book stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TuesDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81.

TIE STUPIDITY, cupidity, ignorance ana
race prejudice of the average negro compei
all sensible white men to doubt him, ana 10
place very little reliance upon either LIS
words or his acts. But silly as he may oe'
Il seems but natural to suppose that even
with only the little sense with Wnlcn De Is
credited, he should be able to see no"
grossly he has been deceived by the ma
honeites in Virginia /; and with thas iact
patent, to transfer his political allegiance
from them to those of his white fello" clti-
zens who employ him, who educate MS
children, and upon whose prosperity MS
own depends There is no instance when
goes to show that the Mahoneltes nave
ever treated him better than his democratic
pejshbors, but many which prove that while
protesting unbounded regard for him, they
have duped him egregiously. One OF them
occurred in the Petersburg district, 10
which though the negroes have large ma
iority, and nominated one Of their own
color for Congress, the Mahoneites bolted
aud set up one of their white men, and oy
their peculiar ethods elected him. 1t was
but little better in the Norfolk district
where they also have an immense majority
Whenever there is an office Of any account
at their disposal, the Mahoneites, while pro
Tossing to share with the negroes, appropri'
ate it to themselves. They are also boon
oomnsnjons of the negroes before elections,
but afterwards they have no more to 90
with them until it is time for them TO vote
again. All this is so plain that even the
negroes themselves must know it, and that
they do is made evident by the fact that
delegation of them waited upon Mr.. Barbour
a day or two ago and Informed him that
their race in Virginia would not, hereafter,
as they have done heretofore, cast a solid
vote for the republicans but that many oil
them would vote the democratic ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

As A sample of the material Of which the
dynamiters are composed, it is stated that
at one of their meetings, held in Chicago,
Sunday, at which their work in London the
day before was endorsed and commended,
the presiding officer was negro woman
who said that heretofore she had wished
to be man, but that since she had heard
that the dynamite had been carried into
Parliament House by woman, she was
perfectly satisfied with her condition as
member of her SEX 1t is only such vicious
idiots who 60 about scattering death and
destruction among innocent people, under
the plea that such villainous work is con-
ducive to the success of free government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Me- YORK, Jan. 27-11 a. m.-Jhe prin-
cipal trading this morning was in I.ackawanna,
Northwest aud st. Panl. There was some bu, ing
Of New York Central, but business was limited.
Prices advanced % aud % for Lackawanna; 3 for
Delaware s Hudson and d FOR Jersey Central,
There WAS fractional reaction from top prices.
tacks were made upon the sp"cialtics. Market
dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

ALEXANDRIA MA KEr, Jan 21.-Therc sro III"
new features in the Flour market. Wheat is
steady and rm, with fairly active demand the
offerings this. morning sold at 50, So and 81 for
Futz; no mixed or L"ngherry offered. Corn is
strong and active 10 of White brought So; no
Yellow offered. No Rye or Oats was offered Pro-
duce is in light receipt, AMI prices generally
higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

BALTIMORE. Jan. 27.-ys. is derd :; copsoi-
dated 30; do I'd series =; past due coupons 80
now 10 40s 31a4: new IS 52Ts bid to dsy.
Cotton 6rmer; middling i. Flour steady and
firm. Whest-Southern scarce and hrmer: West
ern easier: Southern red 9ja06 do amber 97a9S
MOI Maryland 94a94i4: No Western winter
red spot 9O4a9Ob; January 90t9Ol2 Feb
ruary 80 lar91 March 9L;4a92; May a4Aa951s
Germ Southern steady; Western easier aud quiet;
Southern white 54a56 do yellow 5Oa51 Western
mixed spot 5D1aa51ai; January 5Oka51 Feb
ruary 434s48la March 47as49A; May 4Sa49:
IT. amer ~ bid Oats strong and dull Southern
35a3S; Western white 37a3S; do mixed 81 /.
So: Pennsylvania 35a37. Rye higher at 12a75
Provisions quiet and nomnaly steady Eggs
tirmer 29a3O. Whiskey quiet at 81 Sal 10
Other articles unchanged.
New YORK, Jan. 27.-Stocks strong and higher.
Money l. Cotton dull; uplands liz; Orleans
11h. Flour dull and heavy Wheat lower and
irregular. Corn dull and easier.
weak May selling down to 847s under heavy
offerings, but il now-11 a. m.-stcad,er at So
MAY corn is 4OTsr41. Oats are selling at 81.
for May.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 26.-Bee!
Cattle-Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best 5Oa$5 s71a; that generally rated first
quality 621haS5 so; medium or good farquai-
ty 3 SO taa$4 62ih; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 2 75aS3 so. Extreme range Of prices
2 75aS5 S7lb Most Of the sales were from 3 rs
ass 60 L, per 100 lbs. Total receipts for the week
1854 head Total sales for the week 969 head.
The market was less active and prices t,c lower,
considering the quality, which throughout was
of much better average than last Monday.
Sheep and Lambs.-Tbere is falling off in the
quality of the offerings, and an increase in the re-
ceipts over last week. Trade is slow. and con-
to filling very moderate demand from city
butchers We quote Sheep at 3a5 cents, and
Lambs al 31aa5ka cents per Id gross. Receipts
this week 3473 head.
Hogs.-The offerings number about the same as
last week and their general quality quite good as
it was then The market is a little higher than last
week, with trade fair to good at the Improvement.
We quote ct 5ka6a4 cents per ID net. Receipts
his week 1891 head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27
a9lS5;5z&e
c.-oc.1 .rEn ppESS DISpA TCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. q, 1885.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-On Change wheat opened
weak May selling down to $40 under heavy
offerings but il now-11 a. m.-stcader at So
Nav corn is 4OHsr41. Oats are selling at 311a
for Nav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-27

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Stocks strong and higher.
Money l. Cotton dull; uplands liz. Orleans
liz. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat lower and
irregular Corn dull and easier.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09
EGath of Hrs. Hugh Mitchell.

Mrs Mary Jeniter Mitch. L, wi'e o. HUH
Mitchell, Esq F., Gied at Linden, tn nil,
re sidrnce, about : O'Clock on Friday evenip-
last in the 33id year Of her "ge. 1t is viii
pin and sorrow that we record tie death Of
this estinlrtle lady, whose many admir- BE
qualities of both head and heart had "on FOR
her host Of warm CT d sincere friends -ince
Eer rtSiderce in the equity, ard tits fe' ling
will he Ss.ir,d ~ ali who ever M under the
i fin,nce of her genial and peosnrt m.nnsr
y han they :: E this sad announcement OF hr
sudden demise. Mrs Mitchell had teen SICK
but IA few Gaf n q her death cast sad gloom
over many households in this negh5o' hood
" here she was SO well AID favt rally known.
Mrs Mitchell was dau4 liter of Col. Daniel
Jenifer Of Baltimore county, but ms resided in
this county as a loving W lie for the past thirteen
years We tender cur heartfelt symp,ihy 10
the berenved husband and fsmiIy Of he deceased
lady. but Il ey can he coust lei hY the thought
that her many sterling virtues will be fully It.
waide3 hy Him no eaveh th lf- and VITO
iakeih it away. She leaves a hus' and and
three children, tie eldest but three yesr3 old
Her fuutr.l. which occurred on Sunday after.
noon, was ore of the largest ever seen in hi:
section and tbs crowd of sorrow Ing friends who
attended at the iLIermtnt ~ Oh took place al
the family hu.a grour at ''Multerry Grove, .
fully a,tested the high esteem that was felt for
this lady by those among whom the latter
vsars cf her life had been s1f nj
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09

We have heard that the argument has been
used against Mr.. Muschette 10 some OF the
colored folks, aud even others, in this section
that he is inexperienced and therefore should
not be voted for This is tie weakest and Tim
SieSt ar"Gmeut that We lave heard even -
coming from the othtr de, and we doubt not
was re, eved with tie disgust that it deserved
by the more intelligent of the coortd voters TO
whom it has been used. Mr.. MuSchette has eN
perience enough 10 know what are the needs
Of our down troIdcn and tax turdened people,
and he has the courage, capacity and atllltN to
see that NJ ed d refo ms locking TO our advance
mcnt and better LEGAL government are gotten
through the Mar, land Legislature when he be
comes Il member. Which he ill lie, of the next
House of Delegates. He has the experience OF
observation ard the experience of good Judg-
mcnt to lack him. III n which none better can
lie found he has the experit nee Of de "nd
wholesome interest in every thing that pertains
the hrilernent of eur people; ard he has the
xferie nee Of unh gym: rnergy ard lpdusty TO
see h III through every enterprise and reform
10 '" lliCU ne uPNplVS HlilSt. W., II ASHhS' -iNV
vour votes to Muschette and al the ad journmenr
Of the next House OF Delegates VIII n you sean
The record he ~ilI make, sou will have moth
ing for which to !iame yourselves and will be
glad even to have more such inexperienced
members representing you in that body.
Now let US look at another picture in which
great experience (?) ha, aboundcd and ste the
coed tina, ras resulted to our people ~ heins
represented by r:,en &c lag aud libe.aI eNper
fence (?) Ia the last Legislature We Tad a
men.G.r rom this county, enc WHO is again q
candid ,te for II seat in hat body, whose ex-
tended experience in St.iccrAft, led lin 10
have rcpe, ed law paying the SUN OF cent
fer every crow bill that WIS presented 10 tie
county com uiSSiouers accompanied ~ al III
iavit that it came from a crow ki!ltd within
The limits OF thi> county. Tn amount paid tV
The tax-pa;ers for TIE bounty on crow bills
amounted to perhaps $500 or less annually. sui
vet his iuc.uiive, 10 those "; are not
farmers and had ne interest III the destTuc'ioa
caused by tbs birds to Kill them VAS taken
away, and unless the arEisr limseA guards his
corrEe!d constantly il IS likely 10 bc destroyed
by these pests as Others lccl no interest IA h.
destruction they cause and will not take the
trouble to kill them. Here WIS one result q
experience ~ perhaps. Not content with this,
however, the same srferienctd Legislator INTRO.
duced ard hid passed bill requiring tie
clerk of our court to index the records IL has
Ia, = L. ,-.,r,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09
Xisaf Dnes IL SsraM

Il ruay lie that DR.. Timer, owing TO the
Federal {ostion which he holds. will Lot lie
able to take an active part in The campaign OF
this fall; but one thisg we notice is that the D .
his taken sudden and great fondness for
church going in Charles county, and every
Saturday ming he leaves his pleasant and
cosy Quarters in Baltimore, wends his weary
way to Charles osensitly it seems for the pur-
pose Of Wis; ing his Relatives and attending
church, v hich he DE- es every Sund'y, either al
Port Tobacco or Piney his may be IA good
and even praiseH or,hy acti Il on the Doctor
part, and pe:has We have o night to question
a mans christian ze.l ard piely, but we can
not help remarking that ii has only been within
the past month rerhaps, that this sudden and
great desire 10 attend church here has seized
the Doctor To say the least it looks susi ici-
Gus, as though u der the cloak Of extreme piety
and suddenly intensified affection for bis Iela-
lions in the county, the Pous Doctor is putting
in some Of bis offr nsive p Irtisan service. Dr..
we do not question sour rig hit to attend church,
nor your right to visit your relations, nor yonr
right 10 visit anywhere in Charles county, if
YOU SO desire, lut what strikes US being a
l,tlr remarkable is that this thing should be
done just at this time With such persistent regu-
larity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09

Let US again in PRS il so ild,iit!! n Oh
The nj. d. Of ctr It; Gers ;lal IN v III rot fer
get il Il a the next legislature Of Marsi. nj is
she most mEosian! hat viii lave convcncd il
this State fer many y,als, tvsn, II ever before.
Recol!ect il will have 10 s. lect Gsvrin, r.
State Treasurer, two Police Commis.ior els mo
a United Sta'e S. major The first has 9Th The
appointing ard veto power The ct.d hsLd'fs
al the mCnry CT the peop'e; lie bind parties,
control the police or peace force of cur ely and
State, while The latte: has the Distribution #
Fedora patronage, i e. half Of ii 70: our entire
Stale For these reasons we are Of The option
that onl. honest, capns lie ~nd intelligent pet
sons should tie elected to tie l.. isi.ture since
they a.e h, ih- people author zed TO create al
thts imp,i TAM offi ia!-, ~he. VI hen la flee
have fail sw ay. eith,r f + good TT bad. See to
it, therefore, HI yon are At til. polls and vote
only for such lcprese natives in Tie Le isintu' t
as on won d choose TO attend 20 your Ieisor IL
affairs and handle your indiviiaa. money $
Such men ire found en- the ticket ii.tciy romi
mated b, tre Democratic i"riy Of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09
when in the Wrong Channel.

The bile wrenks grlevaus injury. Headaches,
constipation, pain in the liver and stomach,
i,undirr nausea cnSge. \ few doses Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters vii reform these evils
and prevent further injury. 1t is n pie 'sant
aperient its action upon the bowels being I'M
accompt MED by gripping. The liver is both
regulated and stimulated by it, and aS il is very
impoltic to disregard disorder OF that organ,
which through neglect may eliminate in dan
geraus congestion and hepatic ab>cess. the BIZ
tiers should be- r"snrttd to at an early stage.
Fai ne to do this renders u contest with the
m .ladr more protractei Fever and ague,
m umatism, kidney and bladder lrouhl.s, are
remedlrd nv tbs fine medicine. aud the in
creaSisg infrmiries OF age mi;igttei by it, It
may also be as d in cOnvale>cence with advan
tare as II h.stsns the restoration Of yigor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09
No >rloDDY GooDS HANDLED.

SOME Or OUR FALL SPECIALTlES:
Geats Finest NJ and Machine Sewed Call
Boots
4 s. 60 su! =, 30 able or Single Sole
Calf Baars
" So 90 Wstar Proof Gain to's
g - 90 Double Upper, Sole KIP Boo.s
4. s. 90 and s. 80 Solid Sole Kip Boots
d" S. 90 Triumph" All CAT, Strictly
Hand Sswed Button, Laced and Caters
d" - 90 and 81 81 Fine Calf Dress Shoes
" 81, 3 aud 81 so Solid Button, Caters
and Laced Shoes.
" loo All Leather Brogans and Plow
Shoes.
Ladies - 81 (our own make) Kid, Pebble
and Straight Goat f-xitle Sole Button
.. s. 90 Unrivallrd Kid L Goat Button
9 81 so Md and Goat. Box OF Broad toe
Burtou
~ Sl25 Worked Hole Pebble and Kid
Button
- go els. Solid Calf Laced Shoes
T. House Slippers, 25c, soc, 75c, 81 90
MiSss $ Go KID or Pebble, Heeied or Spring
Heel Button.
Boys and Youths 81 90 Sold Button and
Laced
Sl.25 Genuine Kip AL Leather Boots
ChiIds % Gents Heel or Spring Heel Button
Infants IS Cents Kid and Goat, Button and
Laced.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09

TIE ADVFR1ISERS.-TH TIMES hCriaQ q
.rrer circulation the, dnD other paper among the
sriHcenf turner's and business mcn Of Cherries
'rnnt, offers superior inducements to advertisers
70 is4rf their announcements iS l. columns Send
card rates. ,rhich are cs Io,e orp other paper
>, Southern Maryland, TO Scp nothing shout circ"'d-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09

Mcssrs c. Z. and J r. Wade lost Va n
able yoke Of steers on Wednesday last in =
rather unforiunste msnper. Tie animals " ere
yoked together and iGrued CT TO Eas.ute in p
field in which there was an cid unused wei
the mouth OF which was so overgrown with
weeds and stubb'e IS to almost hidden. TIE
animals willie grazing al this place. either
slpned into this well or not seeing it walked
over the sides They were seen 10 fall by an
Old co!or,d " oman or the place no immediate
is told Mr. Ro I. WAGE o. it. lie summoned
his rs, ds ord thost Of Is rre hi crs totHfeavof
to get tie animals cut, ard finally sCrcecdt d II
hauling ere to lie suIf..te. Its rex vs>
broken end lie SIS extir,t. Tie other is ST
in tie we'll II Messis Wade have been IN
fortunate iih their sis,k IBIS yer. fer il vii
lie rtr ensi sreu tha; II the tfily I; II o. winter
th.r Is, nearly al III il sheti during the
simmer key had two valuable 'Cws to die on
their hands ard ucw Co the loss OF tie tesi
woke Of oxen theT bad the farm.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09

DEG To STATE, that their advertised spe-
ID cia,ties are not Al all small lots OF ill fitting
Geo Is marked down cheap to bal, customers,
nut are. ike their rptire large Stock honest,
Reliable Goods made specially to their own or
Ger, with the privilege reserved TO return to the
Manufacturer any such Goods, as saould not
Or, We a. represented.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09
Local BreyitieS.

The season OF the ''sere AM yellow leaf
will soon be upon us.
The circus will exhibit at La Plata to-
day. After it will be prolonged drouth
at that village.
| Democrats should organize their clubs
in every district at once. And then work
hard for success.
Mr.. Thos. ]. Grant, of this coun Y, has
opened priva e sc&ool in Mar boro'. We
wish hlm success.
On Sunday last it seemed as if the Gle
meats tried hard to break the prevail ing
drnuth tu: witiou' success.
With October comes frost. The frs of
+ e SEASON came on Sunday might, So we
have been told, though We did not see 1t
ours YES.
tn, prohibition party 81 PRICE Georges
county have placed tuli county ticket in
the field Geo c. Merri, k, Esq heads il
tor he senate.
The gent emen who compose the Demo
era Ic county ticket ass miitd here last
rucSlav and arranged for til" campaign.
Il vii he an active, aggressive aud thor
Tie C"mrtr" Ter has published tins
week "a list ct those collectors IN inns c"un.
s;n"arsS1 Trs H., ril H.. fnunI in AN.
or,-l,,,,
Read lie - f the Dem. Cratic meet
iurS IL he held IN the .riuus districts of
the countv. Hud uo particularly the date
and place at each Thry Mil he found II
another column.
TIE registration Ulcers comp 'el the
work OF c,5tectIrg the voting IL, of th-
rnunt, on las. TUESDAY,. Tie corrected
lists have not. np tn tni. writing, been
ha&dtd in to the printer.