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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

fifteen feeble churches had received as
slstance, and fifteen others had applied,
but the funds did not authorize compli-
ance with their request The Conven-
ton had employed one missionary during
the year, and another part of the year.
No mention was made in the Report Of
any considerable addition to the churches,
and Twas informed that at the present time
there is no general revival in any Bap-
list congregation in the State.
The most interesting public meetings
related to the formation of a State Bible
Society and to the cause of ministerial ed:
ucation
The Education Society held their an
nuaI meeting and anniversary, on Tues
day, the 7th, in the afternoon and evening.
Rev. George Phippen was chosen PFesi-
dent, Rev. H. Wooster, of Deep River.
Secretary, and Mr. J. w. Dimock, of
Hartford Treasurer.
The Reports ofthe Secretary and Treas
urer showed an expenditure for the year
of 1922 in aiding eleven young men,
They are pursuing their studies at Suf-
field, Conn.,, at Brown University, and at
Newton. The Treasurer received at the
present session $3.50.
The evening was occupied with the
reading of the Report, by the former Sec
rotary, Rev. Mr. Mallery, and with ad-
dresses from Rev. DR. Chaplin, of Will
lington, and ether brethren.
i DR. Chaplin read the following reso)u-
H.,
appropriate.
Reso1rcd, That the patcrnal and religious
character which sennares Of learning now
sustain. affords good ground 10 hope that the Pie
! ty Of our young brethren preparing for the min
! Istry, VIII not be diminished, but nurtured and
strengthened during their preparatory course.
! Rev Mr. Fittz, from Middeboro', Of
/ fercd the following resolution which he
sustained in an impressive address.
; ResOlred That this Society be recommended
to the patronage Of the churches as an important
means Of converting the world unto God.
Another Resolution was passed, ex-
pc>Sive Of a sense Of the divine goodness
= IN enabling the Board to assist every
suitable a }'}itan, lie pas year, aud en-
! gazing to sustain them in tie sane course
the year to come. The meeting was we'll
att nded and was al occasion Of deep in
terest to the friends of ministerial educa-
ton
At an early stage Of the business ofthe
Convention a Committee was appointed
to take into consideration the expediency
of forming Bible Society for the State o.
Connecticut.
The various benevolent objects were
brought up for consideration, Sabbath
schools, Tracts, Temperance, &C., &C.
The services were to be closed bv a ser.
mon in the evening from Rev. Mr. Neale
of New Haven, but left before they com
menccd.
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OHIO BAPTIST CONVENTION.

This Convention held its tenth annual
meeting on the 2lst of May, in Granville
Minutes of the doings of the Convention
have reached US in the Cross and Journal.
The number of Baptist commandments in
Ohio is l4,O 900. The Convention appears
to be happily progressing, gaming the
confidence of the churches and charging
the sphere its usefulness among the des-
titute. The amount Of funds raised and
expended is $3.50, 63.-ChrIsti0n Watch
man.
A committee on the Bible question re-
ported the following resolutions which
were adopted:
l. ResoIued, That in the opinion Of this
Convention, the late restrictive resolutions
Of the American Bible Society are devia-
ton from the letter and spirit of the consti-
tuition and consequently Wtong.
2. Resolred, That we approve the ground
taken by the Baptist Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions encouraging full and complete trans
lations OF the Scriptures into foreign Ian
guages and pledge our exertions and in
tiuence to sustain the translations made by
the missionaries of that Board.
3. ReSolred, That we approve Of the res
olution of the late Conference in Hartford,
recommending a convention to be held in
Philadelphia in April next, for the purpose
of organizing the strength Of the Baptist de-
nomination to engage in the distribution OF
the Scriptures and that this convention
: now appoint FIVE delegates to attend said
convention, in case it should be held; or
any similar convention previous TO our next
anniversary.
i 4. ReSolred, That whatever plan may
! be formed by the wisdom Of our brethren tor
folc:gn Bible operations, provided the car
dinal principle of our charlottesville Bible
the ochole Bible, and nothing but the Bible
be adhered to, we will cooperate in carrying
it into effect.
Whereas the American Baptist Board o.
Foreign Missions, in consequence OF the re
cent decision of the American Bible Socle
.ty cannot accent the $4,000 voted by that So
cIie,v Tor the Rurman Bible, therefore,
Resolrcd, That this convention earnest
l.: recommend to the Baptist churches il
Ohio united and vigorous effort to rails
funds for the circulation OF the Baptist fol
eign translations ofthe Bible.
: The next Convention will be held i
,, Marietta, Washington county, on Satur
dav before the fourth Lords dav in May
1887, at 10, A. NJ. Rev. William Sed
wick is appointed 10 preach the annua
sermon.
D We should have all our communlc'
= tons with men, as 10 the presence OF 90
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CONNECTICUT BAP. STATE CONYEN-
TON.

From correspondent of the Oh. Waterman.
This body held its anniversary at Nor
vich, on the7th, 8th and 9Th of the pres
ent month. Rev. John Cookson is Prcs-
dent, Rev. o. Allen of Bristol, Recording
Secretary, Rev. S. S. MaIIery, ofNorwich,
Cor. Secretary, J. B. Gilbert Esq. Of
Hartford, Treasurer. The organization
was prompt and harmonious. The Con
vention had raised the last year for for.
eign missions Sl495; for home missions
$3.50 SO. Of this last sum the largeS
part was collected by Rev. H, Wilcox il
an agency Of about two months. For do
rnestic MISSION. $e19 had been expended
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Concord, n. H., May 2, 1886.

AS evidence Of the solemn impression that
this ordnance is calculated to make, will state,
that an aged member OF the Congregational
church, in this town, on returning from the va
ter, and remarkiUg the solemn rite which she
had be held for the first time, was affected even to
tears
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We should have all our communlca
tons with men, as in the presence OF God
and with God, as in the presence OF men.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
CANAL MEETING.

Iessuant to public notice, the citizens o
SSsesvaIe. O, and vicinity met at the Court
- 70 take INTO. consideration such mea
. = might be deemed the most efiicien,
present. time TO promote the construc.
lateral canal through Darke county.
-: meeting was called to order by APP
". Jacob Miller, president, Hon.
~; nfy'on, vice-president, aud w. NJ.
,ad John Wharry, secretaries.
oc,ect and Importance Of the pro.
.osk At improvement having been
% ~ The president, it was on mo-
49, e That committee Of five be ap-I
= 49,; |" report resolutions expressive oil
cn end wishes Of this meetino.
\ sPcs aoessrs. John Beers, Hiram POI
Ic."s sossd 1ryson. Hiram Bel. and lsaacl
.ere aPpo;nted SAID committee.
~ -; - es.m;..ee after retiring for
- ~. 80 The tel!owing resolutioas,|
100 dsbats and amendment. ~.
L..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
TAKEN Up BY Jesse

TAKEN Up by Jesse Davenport, Of
Wayne township, Wayne county, Ind, One dark
sorrel MARE. about Ia hands high, her righ,
bind foot white. other marks or brands perce;v,
bic; four years old last spring. Appraised to tir-
~ dollars. Also an iron gray 6liev ,w6 years OH,
about IA hands high. Her right hind foot white
and some white betw,xt her fore legs, suppo>ed t.
have been occasioned by sore, nd other marks or
brands Percevabe appraised to twenty five dollars
and fifty cents.
Description and appraiScment affirmed tn August
S4th, A ID. 1896, BY Us, JE.sE DavENrRT,
ABRAHAM HoorER,
Def re me, JOHN C. KjBBEY. Up.
Icer'i:y the above to be true COPY Of the orei-l
aal filed in my Office, JOHN C. KlBaEY. Up. !
s34-3t /
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

"A Clay township, Wayne county, Ind.
near Washington, containing loo acres Of land,
100 Of which under fence, and between so and
30 under cultivation, the balance in pasture. Said
farm is i" tolerable repair. having a pretty good
farm honse and new barn, with several other out
bindings. and young apple orchard Of grated
fruit, we'll selected. Ii is well calculated fos
stock farm, being remarkably we'll watered. Some
stock, such as hogs, sheep, &c. can he had, also
the crops growing the place. For further inIor-
nation apply to the subscriber living in Newport.
9Th mo. 22d, lS36.-34tf ID. PUCKETT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
A CARD.

The undersigned, being committee ap-
pointed to express the sentiments Of the sew
eral classes, composed of citizens of Rich
moDd, Indiana, who have been under the in
struction Of Mr.. C. P. BaoNsoN in Execution,
deem it an act Of justice to him, to express
their entire satisfaction with his teaching:
his clear, lucid and forcible manner of COM
munIcating his instruction is peculiar.
BY his mode Of anal zing the elementary
principles of language, we believe that each
ut his pupils may acquire the means of CIV
ing each letter its correct sound, and every
word its proper pronunciation, and become
a good reader and speaker by his own efforts.
The committee cannot express the senti-
ments Of the several classes more fully than
by adopting the language Of the President
and Faculty Of Hanover College:-'sthat Mr..
Bronson has manifcstly made the subject Of
enunciating the simple and COM
bned sounds of our language one of careful
and tested the soundness of his ,
nductions b. an interchangeable practice. lie /
,ursues Il similar course with his pupils.
Not content with communicating abstract
nor with exhibiting his own pow
r of applying that knowledge, his great aim
eems to be to make the student a practical
.locutionist.
WV. r. FouLkE, +.
JOSEPH THORPE, :
Elias Il. BYRAM, J
FL MuND GROVER.
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d Resolved, That Il is expedient 70 ascertail
9 the practicability Of canal from the L.ora
!. Imie summit 10 Greenville, and from thence
= southwest, down the valley of the White
Water, to the state line.
: Resolved, That for the purpose Of procur.
! ling The means Of making a survey, examina.
: tiOn, and estimate of such contemplated ca
nal, that this meeting appoint a committee OF
nine TO procure the means BY subscription,
Isnd that such committee when possessed OF
Sufficient means for that purpose, shall en-
,plOy competent engineer tn make such
survey, examination, and estimate.
Resolved, that a central committee of
three be appointed to correspond with other
sections Of the country interested in the
proposed canal, and that a committee of one
be also appointed in each Of the several
townships Of this county 20 promote the
same objects, with power to call county or
township meetings for further action thereon.
Under the second resolution, the meeting
appointed Messrs. John Beers. Daniel r. D,-
Wis, Hiram Potter, Hezekiah Vets, Abraham
lStudabaker, Ernestus Putnam, Jacob Miller.
John S. HiIIer, and James DevOr, a commit
zee to procure subscriptions and employ an
engineer.
Under the third resolution, james NJ. Dor
sey, Isaac y. Gard, and John C. Potter, were
q ppomtcu CcutTiI CoIlfnItt"e OF CDrreSDOU.i
dence; and under the same resolution. the
following gentlemen were appointed COM
mittees in their respective townships.
Gibson township, John G. Blake.
Jackson. John Armstrong.
Brown, VIM. Tegarden. /
Wavnr. John Jenk,nson.
Richland, f. Deming.
Adams, Elias Best.
GreenvilIe, John Briggs.
Washington. Aaron Hitler.
Cernan, ]. F. Randolph. ID
Neave. WIN. B. Judd.
Twin. John COIvilIe
Butler, James Hanway.
Harrison r. GeIipatrick.
Monroe, Asa Jones. r
Resolved, that the central committee adj :.
ress letter to each Of the townsh n COM ),
''ttees and request correspondence in re;a- :.
on IL the proposed canal. /,
Resolved, That the proceedings Of :his h.
'eeting be published in the Richmond (Ia.) a,
Elton Register, Western TeIe- d.
raph, and Hamilton lnteIligencer. b.
Thereupon the meeting adjourned. nj
JACOB MILLER, Pres.
JAMES BRYSON, V. Pres.
S %a w w M..sss' Secretaries. re re
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, contain
ing one hundred I'D ten acres Of land Of the best
quality, fty-five Of which under fence, and in
4 god state Of cultivation. The dwellings are
comfortable, new frame barn, and good orchard
of apple and peach trees. 1t is situated on the
Winchester road three miles Forth Of Centrevilie.
convenient to places Of worship. schools, mills, SC
For further particulars call on the subscriber and
view the properly. GEO. B. ROWLETr.
August 26, 1886. 34if
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| NUTICE IL hereby given TO David Barrett, 10
~ sePh Barrett, Nathan Barrett and the heirs
at-aw Of William Barrett, deceased; Isaac Nevel
and Rachel bis wife, formerly Rachel Barrett, and
Ill Others cOccerped. that the undersigned, the
hroihet md one Of the heirs-at-Iaw Of Arthur Bar
rett, late of Randolph county, Ia, deceased, WILL
lon tina first day If the next November term Of
the Randolph Circuit Court, or upon some sub
sequeOt day Of said term apply - aid Court, for
Of the following described tract Of land and town
lof. Of which the said Arthur Barrett died seized
to wt:-Beginning At the northeast corner Of
the southwest quarter # section ~, township 90.
". r. IA E. Of the second meridian in the district
of lands sold at Cincinnati, OHIO, thence 8. S4I
deg. w. n poles, to . stake, thence 8. 6 deg. E.
81 poles, to stske at the old fort. thence cootia
1sd 8. deg. E. 81 poles To sake at the south- /
.sst Of lot No. 3, thence N. 81 deg. E. 81 poles
md IL links to the line on the vest side Of mill
,ond, thence down with the line Of the meandess
4 said ill-pOnd survey from the lne N. IS deg.
: 2 poles, to . beach. n. IA deg. F. Z poles, 90
bescI,, N. - deg. E. poles Is links, n. - deg.
. poles q links to q sugar tree nesr the west
nd ofihe miIl-dam,s hence q. 093 deg. E - pojes
5 lishs - . sugar tree, thence n. e. dak e. 81 L
ules % line dis;dne the suushease asd 6usihvese
baftkss df said 17ih section, thence y. 8 deg. ".
on8 laid secisoa line 1854 poles, - tbs piact Of
eeinaing, for The eothpIiment Of sixay.eieAs ~,
hslfserei, ard eonsainiog the tvo lots q ia.
q! ], that vus lad ont fe Joha u " sip:.f. al
o. that vas leid est Sos David ysr;sbt. vluchI
ID Land = 9Gtsss 10 the sid ..ouotv Of Ran
lpa aad sases e Isdssiia: and also town l6S No u
i Tie sosthysst slls.1ss 10 Tie sosn q Wioehss
}, eoasey and 5se:s al6sssaid. K!
August she lsh, A. D. 1855 s994t
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LOST.

ON MONDAY, the 22d inst. POCKET BOOK
on TIE road leading from Cambridge to jamestown
!" Henry county. The contents Of the packet boo;s
we're as follows: a certificate describing three so
ere bots Of land in Delaware county; one note vi
hand o" Thomas Fletcher, Of Henry county,
Z" $3.50; and twenty or twenty five
ban. Of Zinesville, Ohio; the balance Of the mo
ney 1 do mot remember what banks they are.
Any person finding the above bouk and leaving il
with William Griffin, IN Cambridge. at my house
in jamestown, Henry county shall receive ibeai
rewnrd for his trouble. WIN. HARLAND.
Cambridge, Aug %, 1896. 34-3t
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SI'RAYED

FROM the subscriber in franklin township, Ind,
six miles north Of Richmond, y two year old bay
mare, with star in her face, and scar the hack
part Of her right fore leg. Any person that wall
take up the said colt and give the owner informa-
iion, shall be reasonably rewarded.
CALEB ADDl.EMAN
August &c, 1885. 35-3,~
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Aarysahd Is the Only state that chooses
81 electors BY districts.
'is sectors in the state "f South Caroli-
= ere cacsen by the Legislature.
Vaasy'sanM and Ohio il will be seen open
y aeea.n three days in advance Of either
= oshsr states, AMI Rhode Island brings
- sssr On the Esd Of November.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

THE undersigned has . nuibe1 Of notes and aocoaati
due hisn Of hong Stand ns, aud he wishes make
ye"sai settlement ~ such. and % Collect Whist = aue
him Il possible; without resvstiae Ia The do.
He hopes this notsce will not be sexlecte the ie1t
will pfobab:. be sent 'tg,eeGne"
OAvID CULBERrsON.
Wayne Co. Ang. Is; 1854 33-A
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TAkea %, BY wii;aW DasQhenj aa9
Wesley Oliver living Ia Mcantple>saaa Township
Delaware County Indians. A Dsik Bay mere. black
name tail, and legs; her Tail cat square, n;steee
hands and three Inches high. supposed - b. Nise
years old, appraised to twenty-five dol.n: ola .
sosrel mare. blaze face, her right h5hd 80 -
rieht fore foot WHITE about thirteen hands ed .
half high, supposed to be sxteen years Old: aPtsA
ed 10 twelve collars: vita bay mare colt one yesk
old last spring. appraised to sixteen dollars. By 10
seph vanm,tre and William Antsum. Jolly son
A true copy from nv csiray book.
WILLIAM JONES, Up.
July 25ib, A. D. 1893. INF
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SAID to be snfallible remedy tos Coosumpsoa AID
al! Diseases Of the iver Those afflicted wouId do veil
10 call and examine the certificates and further iscrip-
tO", Is II nay be tO"nal bene6cal ia where al
oihes remedies have failed.
For sals by IRWIN HEED.
Richmood Aug 70, 1885, a3f
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01There vill b . Quass4siy nsssiaG Of sbs
YouNe MkSs AaoclA1soN, On Mondsy evening"
next, Al their Reading Room, of which the mem
bes wiil take notice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
IN rEREsTJN0 News.

THE Subscribers eaf3essly request al those in
dehied I" them BY note o. book aecusae 70 make
payment, As money . much wanfed - wiehoae i,
business cannot be transacted.
WILLIAMS Z Wu0GR0a
Aug. ~ le06. 06
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HI y 0SIV VI " DEHNARU 70 tOv20S y
,es den, Of " sshington township. Randof cD1sty,
Ird ana, one estray sorrel MARE, supposed 70 Be
seven years old last spring. about fifteen aud half
hands 1ies-shod all 1oond-son little .hise 10
her frehe.n-a white cross streak under bet threat
close TO where Ter lead and neck Joined, some
saddle marked, no o'he: marks or brands pesceiva.
BILE. Appraised to fifty dollars, By Abel Kissha~
and Elias Norton, appraisers.
certify the above to 30 a true copy from tho
certificate Of apprs;ament
David FRAZER. J.P.
July 25th, 1886. - 81
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TOWNSHIP MEETING


Such as Handbils, Cards, Labels, Books and
Pamphlets, Hat Tips, &c. &C., neatly execr-
ted at this Office.
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WV. r. FouLxE,
JOSEPH THORPE.
ELIAs u. BYRAM,
Edmund GROVER.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

The Demrra,ic Republicans If the county o
Wa, NJ. friendly to the ei.cii"n Of Martin Var
Bren and Richard NJ. Johns m, are respectful,
requested ." hol' meeting. in their res ectivr
townships on Saturday the first day Of Octoi,e,
next, Tor AT such other time as NAV suit their con.
ve"'cnce) and appoint delegates 20 attend County
Contention. :" b. held al the Court House in the
tow" If C-n'reviIle. on Wednesday, TIC 6Gt ~
Of October. 1886. at 10 o'clnck, A NJ, for The
purpose Of selecting delegates TO attend the STATE
aud Congressional Conventions and TO traosac,
such other business as may be thought proper by
the Convention.
By order Of the County Committee.
September, 1896
TOWNSHIP MEETING
In pursuance Of the above nOtic~ the Democrat
&c Republicans "f the township Of WAY ne, are re-
q"tst TO meet in the b'rough Of Richmond, on
the 24ih Of Scp,emtes, a. ] o'clck,
= ~, ." appoint delegates to represent s~,d town
'hiP in the t.''.iy Convention. TO he held mt Cen-
Frv''Ie on "Wednesday the 5th dav at Octobr, |,
'ex'. A general and punctuai ATTENDANCE is re-
lursted.
JOIN C. KIBBEY. '
WILLIAM MEEK.
SHADRACH HENDERSON.
Sept. 1885. Township Committee.
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ssShOrt Se0t0roonemlD snake
oDmE fffcmslo.,s

A LII those indebted to the oodersigned By soes
"A ar book account respectfully notified; that
in} consequence of bis having declined business In
the mercantile line, it becomes absolutely hece6SA-
~ that he should close his business and make set
Elements. 1t 10 hoped this notice will b aseendel
to.
His books and papers will be kept At The old stAsd
east of the Bank.
JOSEPH w. GILBERT.
Aug. 18th. 1895. SGT
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

DEMONSTRATORS SALE,
WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 3Oth day of Gil
mo. (Sspscmher) ensuing. At the late residence ol
John Clark, deceased. on Ekhorn, IN Bsion town
chip. all the personal property Of said deceased,
Of Hmses. Cai'Ir. Sheep, and Hxs;
Wheat, Corn, ay and Oat-. Wagy,n aud Csrriaxe,
Household Property, Farming Utensils, &c.
The sale to commence At 10 o'clock and will be
until all is sold.
terms made known on the day Of sale.
9th mo. (Augus') 3O,l, 1896. asst
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undefsigned having takes out letters d
administration on the estate d JonN CrAnx, d.
ceased. late Of Boston township Wayne county,
indsan, request al those indebted said estate 10
mike immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, 10 present. them duly auihestica.
ted w,shIn one year from ihis date. The estate 10
solvent.
DANIEL. CLARK,
THOMAS BULLA, ) Administrations
BENJAMIN HILL,
sth mo. (Aug.) 30, 1886.
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SW AMPS PANACEA.
IRWIN REED has just received . large suppy Of the
ave article direct from Swai@'s Laboratory, Phlade
pha. warranted genuine.
Aug. ~. 1886 1Rf
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LOCKE.

LOCKE.
! OFFER Tor sale nv Huse ard Lot, which IL
pleasantly situated Oh From, street.
E. GROVER
September I, 1896. 35ltf
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JAM ES w. Dor DEN.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEY

Having received the appointment Of Nstasi
Public. 10 now ready 70 take the ackAbwleeec.
ments Of aseds Of cosvsysece, moetgaess, 10;
csrate sd aeet 0asser. 0Roe - NAis stfoAs,
opr osise - Drsach Bask
Asguse 6th, 1895. SLIT
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r 1s0-
aavse observed several lists published
~ sumber Of electoral votes to which
. - snse d entitled end the times Of hold.
= - elections TOR electors, which are in
Ssnee, bsse made out correct one for
rlfnfios, il YOU see proper please insert
n election Of president and vice-presi-
II VII Be made by the electors on the LIST
usinesdsy Of December next. The cleo
~ meet to give their vote at the seat Of
rsss.ent Of the respective states in which
~ sse chosen.
bya hw Of the United States, the elect
- .ut b elected within the thirty four
iys isned;ately preceding the said first
Wsdassdsy Of December; but the particular
~ ~ mode Of choice is left to the direc-
n Il he legislature Of each state. The
uuosng shows the number of votes io|
I'D each state i entitled, with the time Of
lseaen.