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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
Daily Arrivals OF Produce. Stock, &c. by the
Newly osk srd Eric Railroad Company

= G-T-E8HT- tsefL
Bz-ze !Tsc yar<-C.sgt Er-ilg-i3o sides Leather I.
- .Eos butter, Cs.. Val, caves, IS tG53 suffer,
CAPT hetcacE , calves Cap; Huise; IL 5utls, Dbl
txiEs t(.scSeroCsa i Co; - boxes Charcoal A. Bar
;er 100 5s-s s-c.a bark, u. Gscni5oa 10 esgs pots
~ esp; Rowe 81 calves - tu5s butter Capt D. Z.
BroTa; = bush %ge CaP:. BY 40 CTS nix week
ending apr. IL
Trade of The Hudson.
ProGac, aai Cossty Merchandise ar-Sriz Nesr yors
Ccaal Doc; Jok- Bdrlcy-C o-g-2oo0 bush matt, 200
bb.. beer. John Taylor & Son
Old Trgz Linz Pope CltliG-B-rye Z Le,-Esi, Briggs
ii casks Starch A Johnson; 40 snud jsrs, Lori
arc boxes axes CLARK 4 Wilson, . rolls paper Bulk
lev & Cookers hhGs II o!bs hfbbs beer Nash esGlesfon
* Co; 50 boxes erki beet Sp3aord. eston * Co; loo
ccz washboa.is " Beber; sc Go 90. Ar,.-sv Nicker
son Il bids trees johnson; "a bbs hhds potatoes
VIM Beder; 10 Lard do butter, bhs eggs, VIZ,
Stevenson; II b5ls paint Christie & Constant.
.iij1uy 4 CGEGi L{ge-.i- Hort isept-BdrSe Presi
Gea,-Csgt J .iusfuI203 hbls potatoes do provisions,
suos butter - 5bls pork 55!s apples Nsthl Dale;
Is bbls ti.h ! X lyoosey Ii uos butter W Rosser:
= obs seed Denni.on. Beden 4 Co; casks cheese, Il
Burnett * Co; obs -gs L i Beach; tubs butter.
inc Johnsop's sons: .o.ds cha!r stuff Kcr:.
.rer Troy Lias-Brrge H=s-y- BsrpdS-lo 5ols pcts-
toes Williams & Nsdeigh; = bndls paper. :. kings-
l4y l0i DO J. W. James; 5bls potatoes A B. X D.
sands II DO Ross Main & Coz 90! provisions, B.
Waterman 100 9ndis scythes Lewis Benedict X Co;
rolls leather Garter; 20 boxes axes, ID. simmons 10
DO. Z. F. Folleu CASKS cheese, Leeget Ludam Co,
- bols potatoes Thomas Ha!sh; is bales goods Hollis
& Judd; bales. boxes do. j. TEuesdae 80 dozen
broous, Bacon q DOW & WcSes; II ondis scythes,
Clark & Wilson 10 tubs butter J. w. Thorne II pigs
dried apples, Wallace & Wickes 10 onds sheep skins,
JOAN Westervel.; 10 boxes paper F. Pares & Co; 10
bb!s beer, NJ P Read * CO.. bbls beans, Stlrses Co
10 beams warp James Ripley IL ond5 oachsiu, Wide
s. Merriam ~ DO z c. Bull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
No. 40 IL CUKTLASD-sT. On me Scum siuo
l one door below Greenw!chs At
This remdfkaJIe cuTts INK
REEKMAE'S PULMONIO SYRUP


gEEKMAE'S PULMONIO SYRUP
ia co,,nusiy .drctnp are s1ch awaken tho Yeest
interest ihroug houi the county ,,,. D,..... -,
the Lungs Liver Complain: sad Dyspepsa ou!n sca%yg
ou, pairs Eruploua OF the Skin, Cicefs &c ms
c--5rstd syrup the only c-rtsin remedy known. /"
urityiay nerage and restorative powers eScr sinheas
ur.biy every medical pre2arauS iLea9 eisims
are based upon the solid groundwork oil me AC
rUA CURES made These CURES have "a numerous lnstan
and hav. contributed give his invaluable medicine lac
vide spread celebrity WHICH II eyerywh enjoys
Re.fman', Original Genuine Pulnonc syrup Is always
yueE-aIwsys LII entirely free from all dele
sous and remains geable under al eif
cms,.ncss There Ia now hss here ever been,
medicine remedy ell ike h,s syrup nor
AZ Iii comparable with II 10 ia composilion, preparation
and effects stsnds uasqusled-ang with the vital Prac
pie and working the universal and beneficial resoi"
upon ihe human systsin- -
Those wishing The syrup should be particular 10 loot or
No as. Cortland . on The SoCrg side, one door BELOW
reenwcst winch the old established once Tor Inc SAFE
Bee.nan Treatise with full detail fsymptoms, eIpeI-
a,orT plates Ia pamphlet form, gfaHs $780, ,sd
(juid- Health niIo --o-
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pETERs,s VEGETABLES Pills

YJIHE Universal celebrity which This medicine Inns gained
In every section OF the Country, and the Tany asons
inc cures has effected have established Us efficacy beyond
Nil doubt AS general family medicine has no Iiyh In
Mi casss OF Indigestion Bilious Fevers, Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints SICK ache Jaund!ce, Asthma fue.
Cole Worms Disease of tho Heart, aud In All shectons
NJ he stomach aud bowels Peterss Pills will be oun1a
never failing remedy. i, -. 4. .. 40, ,hs, M,
,,, rf amonth old ngy use them II medicine Ia required
not only with safety but certainty OF Teceyins al inc
b.nr6, medicine Is capsule of mparng Fenaes may use
hem during ali tho cfitics periods of their 'rs feefs
Phi. vii te. h-alLh and produce regularity IN al
The functions of life. ,,, .,,., ,h.
The immense demand for this medicine has excited inc
cnpdity Of certain INSCRIPTIONS counereers VINO NV
thrown large qunny OF deletef'ous
under he OF Peterss Vegetables PMS therefore ID
guard the public agriu4t dangerous imposlon ana pro-
c his own and reputation the Proprietor mas had
label prepared al great expense winch WIZ nsnce-
forward envelope every boxof the genuine Peiefss f
The abel Ia olored tho coors being blued red
and Ia tho Of the label Portrait OF me a'e
Dr. Peters circle the back ground or hIing In being
black Farther protect The public against imposluon the
writer signature NJ. A f. HARRIsoS wiz be found on
every package containing dozen boxes once
lbs fulton.s- corner Nasssnst mo Ilenu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
The Voice of Mnssnchusetts.

In the Massachusetts House Of Representatives
on Monday, or motion OF Mr.. WILSON OF Natick,
the vote whereby the report OF tho Special Commit
tee on the annexation OF Texas was accepted was
reconsidered He then moved 10 amend, by suN-,;.
tung for the conclusion Of the report THAT no far
Their action is necessary the following
Resolved. Tina, Massachusetts, distinctly and solemnly
announces to The country her incorporating opposi.
ZION 10 the farther extension aud longer existence OF
American slavery that she hereby deliberately declares
her earnest and uD.terabe purpose to use every au
and constitutional for its overthrow ana entire
extinction and hereby pledges her cordial coopera'
ton 10 the friends of civil liberty throughout the Union
in every Just and practical measure that shall tehd 10
free our couutry from the dominion curse and shame OF
slavery and make her great and glorious among the ma
lions.
The question on the above was taken by yeas and
nays, and the resolution was adopted-yeas A.
nays 81. The resolve was then ordered to third
reading.
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alc0ieal Notices.
v +
EYE.
ND aMrJS GNrTrST

DR.. J. FRANCIS, OCUL1ST,
465 BROADWAY, THIRD DooR FRoI GRAND STREET.
- EFERENCE given 10 those in the city who have been
Ia totally bbd from Amsuross sight now perfectly re-
stored Ulcers sHG Specks removed the standing
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. Francis believe his
OF the greatest discoveries made for deales OF the
Eye sad highly recommend him safe and skfIl Oculst
Rev DUNCAN DusBAR Rev. s. n. CONE,
Raw l. ASpRApE R c. Priest, Row. c. BEsEpicT,
Rev. J. PECK, Kew. A; WHEELock.
rs number OF undoubed testimonials. to be seen al
the office will satisfy public of his astonishing success
re- Artificial Eyes inserted whou, pain II ADVICE 70
lie poor ersus. No., ,eo
Broome Al, FIRST house second block East of Broadway
n2I DIV
IL hkNV KIT. No. Ill NacDouga' 81, near 81 1ecksr
" n mode OF practice, system originated py lne
a'e Jo2 sweet o! Boston and IL confined TO pIsocs-
lions Hip DISEASES SPr,n, Contraciions Pas-d lmns,
kaeuasp Nervous Affection. Tenderness Inf smtnations
and Carvsures OF the Spine, D-form-d Shoulders White
Sweings Weakness oil nae Joints, &C. References given
appying Ia DR. TX. ni.s lin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
LAMBS. GIRANDOLES, sc.

LAMBS, GIRANDOLES, &c. ANT,
1 AMPS qIRANDoLEs. HALL LANTERNS, an nMp
II CAN0ELABRASy for tho Spring Trade.-DiETL,
BROTHER & CO., No IS Johnstrest, manufacturing
and Away. hand Of article: 10
J, nhne,ss or rs,a al low PRICES for caah:
Improved Chemical OH and Camphene Lamps,
So}. Lsmn. eli and Bronzed, in great variety,
Cnrnsins / Co'r celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
6r.ndoIrs yartous patterns glt slvvred or bronzed
suspending Soars, Dofe eampnono LnP'
Bracket SolsIs, Bloc 40 ~
Solar Chandeliers, Bncket 90 AZ
Psieu. Lard Hand Lamps, Stand 90 GO
Britannia Hand Lamps, Campnene CGaIoene'''
Superior Chemical OH, Euro sperm out
10 Czmphene Solar and Lard on,
do Burning fluid, hehned WhaIo VII ni'J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

n,JI WAKE hULSE, III Gr-suwi ce-sL-EelneJ
tSrSsr sarrpsoc, sc-crssors 20 Boorman. Jon.soos
asIrs Co Inpo.terl and dealers IN Swedish R1.sa, and
s.E,s tro q. nails sr bost ral rcsd spkez,
IN -. ' e en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

HANGING sOLAn LAMPS,JAaEs Q, MOE
-, ~ ostanily manufacturing Hanging Solar Lsmps e'-
,ss} for ard or OIL which no viii warrant 10 be sdaa for
beauty or durability to any made n ne United Sas1 fno
All goods delivered In any part OF the city OF Brook
lyn or shipped on board ofyessels FREQ Of caftags
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Camps, Gntlerp, &r.

TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND GIRANDoLES.
JAMES q. MOFFET,
No 12l Prince Wooster and Greene SIS id DOCK
West Of Broadway.
MANUFACTURER Of Lamps, Grandole', &c. eonsis''
Girandoes OF all sIzes and patterns, syered st aud
bronzed.
Candelabras and Candlesicks, and Hall Laniorns
C.ntrs aud Man!sl Lamps svered. gilt, bronzed and
olive green
Bracket Lamps of vainns natIerna-
Church Lamps, do 40
H.PPeiog solar Lamps 70, burning Lard or o.
which he psr,cusrly Invites tho attention. " a 1aIa
bity and for PRICES any other mandatory VI
IN, Civ For sale wholesale Or retail ,,,,,
p saIsi Ian, ps altered Solars. and all description
of lam, and Cirsndoes gill; slvered or r. bronLod
All goods sold By J. g M VIII he delivered 10 any par.
Tr.e of coy VI D'oo>''"' ~ I'm lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

MASsLAUeHrER-An individual named Dennis
Mccartney was arrested yesterday for committing man
Slaughter An unknown while attendingthe lst DIG.
ric, Poll Of the 6th Ward received most violent blow
on the lief, side OF MS head causing him 70 fall on the pave
men, and thereby fracture his right temporal bone
The unfortunate man conveyed 20 the City Hospital
wber, r. did sbou, 10 o'clock Tuesday pigh;
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MRs. CARROLLIS OLD ESTABLISHED

INDICATED Vapo, aud supnnf baics, lei fu.ioc-sL
vi opposite S. PaGPs Church, are well ino"n 70 20 e
REQUIRES AZ auxiliary throw CT LE5 euc-e
du nz the winsr, and which by remaining on .ns
~ th s.in produces diseases, coios rhrons
ss,r ,ear-i ever &c &c They IN opersiicn from
rlnc in The morning Ill o'clock n p:gt sl!pnuf ca.ns
-scni,, one hours nosicn. az w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

BURGIARY.-The dwelling ofMr James Watson,
No. $50 Bowery, was burglarors!y entered Tuesday
night and robbed ofcousjdersbe property, consisting Of
valuable apparel jewey &c with which The thieves
.,.st,,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

MgrgoR.-.X. Y. D. in the New-Haven Herald
:-"On Thursday evening, April ON. about haitPas
eieh, O'Clock meteor Of uncommon sp.eador WAS seen
here in tie Northeastern part OF the heavens Tue OBJ
server being In the second story OF house saw the
meteor through window and Doubtless failed 10 see the
BODY al II. earliest appearance. When first came with
in toe observers field of view It's altitude was ten aud
half degrees The rneteo. fell almost vertically slightly
incp. 10 the left (or norhEsrd) and disappeared with
gu. apparent explosion at an elevation Of Fix and Nd hat
was Of 6ry red color and much brighter than Jupiter
Tae sky Al the r,e hay n mat quarter and the full
moon shining.
~ LUTHER HovEY, the young lawyer who
cut Sck" few months ago wiki another mans WIFE
made his appearance in this City on Saturday He
was rs55ed and is now in jail Roch- Dem.
~ A few DAYS ago Two Irshlnen. near Chicago,
drank qualify OF whisky oa wager. The result
was one died on tie spot anc the other 10, expected
10 i've.
ARsrsr.-The Richmond Wing says tia: q mar
has been arrested on ice cars near tina: city charged
viii, The murder OF OF The students Of The University
Of Vagina He was connected wiki tnenaserie and
the deed was committed il traea' with tie students
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pI.ENnin NENY spRING DRY GONnS.-
l. NICHOLS, 1877 Broadway.

DEST SOUTHERN Cotton Yarn. essortel ,wl-;
I'D Nos ) 10 10 10 l. aad H. may be had the q
Il nor Of rs and ~ cedpr-st T. UNDERHiLL ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
From, Washington.
TWENTY-FIVE eosGREsS"First Session.

$50 = a.
\ AM = ISt6

Re,,--sG S7e1i.,lg ,'1ar Tie .TsE F5rk zrfs-Es.
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Boarding anu 6otels.


p0ARD.-Two gentlemen and their wives srd three
ID single gentlemen, can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms aud good board aer the 18th inst AZ Go Sixhtt
near lsayeuue TIE will be moderate, and tho con
forts OF quiet home secured to applicants alO o.
DOARU-Rooms with or wiuiou, Board may DO hsd
ID 500 Broadway, for married suglo Gentlemen fur
nished uninrnshed nearly opposite ihe Racket Clue
Houss. &-W'
OOARDtNG-At No. n CorLandsL-sirs. Gcre can
p now accommodate three Or four gentlemen with perms-
board and separate apartments, M required on MOD.
crate terms TneIe will be removal during the presen
year. references exchanged mlo wv
OOARDINti.--A pleasant parlor and bedroom may be
u had by single gentleman or gentleman end his lady
~, Of rrCsr,,sc-s exchanged. mh2 2ss
DOA RDINts-A gentleman and MIA wife W
ID gage board In gentoel private family OF retired habits
where there no boarders IN the neghhotood Of
MortonaI The gentleman to dine only on Sunday Adj
dress N. $. al this Office. all 5r
DRIvATE BOARDING-A gentleman and his wife
pantry attached Apply lSo East Broadway reference sA-
changed aln w
DOARD-A gentleman and his wife. Two or three
Id single gentlemen, can bo accommodated WIN Pleas
au parior and No. 81 SPrnS-,t tho second
doorfrom Broadway Inquire nj AZ hou.on-.- hlo wv
srARIDR md Bed room with pantry attached, to LEI,
,usn The apartments pleasantly located IN modern
hnIlt In Immediate neighborhood Of the Park
Apply AIT City Hall Place. elo II
4 PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm In tha
Atown of Fishkil PLEASANTLY located near ihe vlaRo,
would accommod spectacle families WIN boaru
during the Summer Reference-Rev NJ s. Hutton. 20
9th-st ". Y. w. saNsn,
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orrlcsbF TIE NEw-YolK Gas LieaT coxs.sr'}

orrIcsIoF TIE NEw-YolK Gas LieHT C3NsAsT'f
raR PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
az day declared dividend OF four snc one-nsh PEI
cent on he capita OF Iris for tae su ouos
ending rt February ss payable To se sIocAholaeEs on
ar1 s!.sr Ffltsy, lIt May neIt ,
The znst-r book viii closed from The otn nstent IN
II that dsLe By orcer, -, r
ais tAi q L. ESEhiIE, eeeteeA!y.
A MOST CURIOUS CLOCk-Cu,iousf for ita rim
"A pcitY Il having weights spnhg or sey-fof IA du-
roily composed enurely OF Iron and Srsss-or rs
CONVENIENCE wl1cing up-for Us Integrity always e.Sg
h- trE and finally ot s chespoess Is nay DC oy
calling Il me House Furrsng Ware Rooms NO % Ma'
frn-an- where nay be oqad every soysy u tse H9Gse
Eeepcg Gr-. SAlTH, TohhEt "
ENGLisH FKLTiNG.-Cy!inder and Foundam
"a Machine Fei1g escorted sizes Ecd wdihs, Low isna
ing from ship IU.Islrr, and for ses by
s9 wv CYRUS W. fikshD > nof.-os-..-Y--
THkLEGRAPH-4i000T Telegraph pole. wszl s W. :.
deyrrci OF lie I:e OF The New YORK aud A.SAEy fosg
nec Telegraph Poles Of chesc1t or es III ,rissed
ncn.s 10 sueer az sralEead, straight anc 81 -
Apply 10 z Cornell or Ltyinsstnn W e-s, Az. as l,gs
or NJ s. p Carter. Telegraph odiee. Aloney -~--
T7O TEACHERs-Tbs god VII ana 49,. go a,r,y "a
4 youny rdies' school for sac Iein'' e-' sIIS'o-
NsTirr. okstose e45 Broadway.
nofTND POINT DITCHlSG sHOtEbb 1850
49, ,,on sod Cast 5ree, RSoad fotct DHcniog
$50. 70. ssIs b. SHERMAN, Af"APEK z CO. 40
1T1TT 1;Ae;-ls oos eest quality spr. 6as, for sale
Sby DEITZ BRcTHER co. No. ID !oenrst ND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20


Our dates from Berlin ARE to the 22d July.
On the 18th. Mr.. Wheaton, the American minis
ter, took his leave Of the King and Mr.. Donel-
son, by whom he is superseded, was received in
private audience by his majesty, and presented
his credentials.
The Ecclesiastical Synod has decided that the
taking CT oaths ought to be maintained
Or the LIST October next, the government will
commence the publication of q new Journal the
object of which is to defend it against the attacks
Of opposition prints.
Mr. FlotwelI, the minister of finance, has re-
Mr.. Alden, ministers of foreign affairs and of
Justice, will also resign. In fact, a complete
change of cabinet is expected.
Holland.
Our advices from the Hague are to July 2t5h.
The merchants are turning their attention to
colonial enterprise. They have already got up a
company for the cultivation of the sugar cane, on
efforts to obtain possession Of larger share Of the
China trade. The government has established a
professorship of the Chinese language in the
University.
We have dates to the 10Th July from Copen-
hagen.
The King has published declaration, which
declares that no difficulty whatever can arise rs
to the succession to the Duchies of Luxembourg
and Schlesuig; and that as 20 the Duchy oil Hoi-
stein, difficulties that may exist will be removed.
The Kings eldest son, though two or three tunes
married, has no children, and at his DEAN inc
German possessions OF the Crown oil DenmaIk
will be separated from thar country, unless some
means can be devised of preventing II. Inc
Germans and Danes, though living al present
under one government, hate each other intensely,
and will be glad of separation.
The King and Queen of Sweden have been on
a visit TO the Danish Court, and have been recev-
ed with great pomp and respect
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-09-05

NoMINArIoN.-By reference to the proceedings
'of the Convention, ii will be seen that WIL1IAnI
KENYON, j., Esq, Is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in this District. Mr.. Kennon has
been long and favorably known to the people Of
this county, and will, we doubt not, carry the
strength of the Democratic party. We know him
to be an able advocate of democratic principles and
well qualified to sustain them; and will expose the
wicked oppression of the new whig tax law, and
wing measures generally. We may look, howev-
er. to see him attacked with the usual slang of the
whig party; but we hope our democratic friends
will not place the least reliance in any charges that
may be made agansthim.
The delegates from the several counties urged
strongly the claims of their favorites; and after
some 80 ballctings, during which time, each can
'didate received about an equal number OF votes,
Mr. Walton came forward and in a short, but pat
-rioticspeech declined being any longer considered
"a candidate. Mr.. Walton's remarks were worthy
.of the man and the occasion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-09-05

A UDITOR'S SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS
IA Notice Is hereby given, that will offer fol
sale at public auction, at the front door of the cour
house in Woodsfield, Monroe county, on Saturday
the 18th day of September, A. D. 1916, the fol
lowing tracts of land, to witt The East hall of the
North West quarter of section l6. townships g. o
range Z, containing so acres less, appraised
at the sum of 500. Also, the West half of the
North West quarter Of same section, township ant
range, containing so acres or less, appraised
at he sum of 500. Also, the West half of the
North East quarter OF same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 800. Also, the East half of the
North East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum of 500. Also, the East half of the
South East quarter of same section, township and
range, containing 80 acres more less, appraised
at the sum of 800. Also. the West half Of the
South East quarter OF same section, township and
range, containing so acres more or less, appraised
at the sum Of 800. Also, the East half of the
South West quarter of same section, township and
range, containing 80 more or less, appraised
at the sum of 500. Also, the West half of the
South West quarter of same section township and
range, containing so acres more or less appraised
at the sum of 500. Said land in no case to be
sold for less sum than FIVE dollars per acre, nor
for less amount than the appraised value thereof;
one twelfth of the purchase money to be paid at
the time of sale, and the balance 10 twelve annual
nstalments, of equal amount, with annual interest
thereon.
.u JOHN NJ KIRKBRIDE, Auditor, q
July 20, 1916. Monroe County. Ohio.
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Proclamation.
WK7HEREAs, it is provided BY the Al

WHEREAss, tits provided by the 4th Sec
w ton Of the " Act 10 regulate elections,
passed February IS, 1881, took effect June l
1881, that the Sher of the several counties in the
State of Ohio, at least fifteen days before the ho
ding Of any general election, give public notice b,
proclamation throughout his county, of the time Of
holding such election, and the number of officers
at that time to be chosen.
| Now THEREFORE,, !, William d. Patton, as
Sheriff of the county of Monroe, in the State Of
Ohio, aforesaid, do hereby proclaim and give no.
ce to the qualified electors ofsaid county Mon
roe, that they meet at the usual places designated
for holding elections, in the several townships in
said county, on the second Tuesday (belpg the
18th day. of October next, and then and there pro-
ceed to vote by ballot, according TO the Constitu-
ton and laws said State, for the following named
officers, to witt
ONE GOVERNOR, for the said State of Ohio;
ONE REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, to
represent the 18th Congressional District, compo-
sed of the counties OF Monroe, Belmont and Har-
rison, in the Both Congress of the United States;
ONE REPREsENTATIyE, 10 represent the coun-
ty OF Monroe in the next General Assembly of the
said State of Ohio; .
ONE COUNTY COMMISSIONER;
ONE County AUDITOR;
ONE COUNTY RECORDER, for said county of
Monroe And that the trustees of the sew eral town
tions as required law.
The trustees of the several townships in said
county will also take notice. that at the same time
and place, they select the number of persons OPP
poste the several townships having the qualifica-
ton OF electors, to serve as Jurors the ensuing
year, and that they return list of their names with
said Poll Rnoka fo mi