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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-31
PROCLAMATION.
William MediN, Governor Of the Stat
of Ohio.

William MedIH, Governor Of the State
of Ohio.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN USAGE,
established and sustained by the annual
recommendations of the General Assem-,
bly. thaough long series of years, and
which usage has always found a sane
ton and cheerful acquiescenco in the
hearts of a grateful people. I, WILL
LIAM MEDILL GOVERNOR OF
THE STATE OF OHIO, do, by these
presents. appoint and set apart
THURSDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
to be observed as a day ofTHANKS-
GIVING TO ALMIGHTY GOD for
the manifold blessings of the ycar which
is aboct to close.
While war. with all its attendant
evils, has been convu..-ing the nations OF
the old world and pestilenee has been
performing its work of death among a
portion of our own brethren in the
South. the people of Ohio have been
graciously exempted from the desola-
tiug consequences of either.
The laws of the STATE have been duly
respected the National Union, IN all
its integrity aud force, has been preserv-
ed the fields of the h~usbandman have
yielded an unusual abundance and in
dustry, in all its channels, has been APP
propriately rewarded.
In view of these evidences Of Divine
goodness, 1 most earnestly reco nmend
that the good people of Ohio suspend
and lay aside all business, upon and DIT
ring the dag aforesaid, assembly at
their usual places of worship, and return
heir heartfelt THANKS to ALMIGHTY GoD,
the AUTHOR of these and all. the other
blessings we enjoy, and offer up their
prayers for u continuance of the same
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State o.
Ohio, at the City of Columbus
I'll. 81 this twenty-second day Of DC.
tober, A. D. 1855, and III the
Eightieth year of the indie
pendence..of the Uuited States
WILLIAM MEDILL.
By the Governor
w. T- - of CEoIa
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Questions


What are Secretary JENKINS views
on tho best means of protecting his
.boon companion "onc of the best
citizens of Ashland" from the naughty
attacts ofAthe Union man
Where is the Ashland Agricultural
Society ? Run into the ground in or
der to benefit hat benevolent i%nstitu-
tion-the Ashland Times. Docs JEFF
still buy Land Warrants from poor peo-
pie and as their agent employed to pro-
euro them, represent that it may be a
great while before they will arrive, hay
ing them at the sansctine in his pos,
session !?
Is not OspoRS jointly interested with
JEFF in his honest transactions in the
Land Warrant business
Where is JEFF's Prayer book What
has become of his 6 religious convic-
tions ~
Should not community visit LAFAT
prTE JErrERsoH with Lynch Law for
bis fragrant transactions in the Land
Warrant kusinessf Most undoubted-
j.. We are aware that such proceed
ings have been talked of, bat VIC hope
or citizens will not take the law in
their own hands, although JEEF may
hare outraged the feelings of nine-tcntbs
of the respectable citizens of Ash
land 2"
Lastly. VIII it not require another
of these fasorite white-washiugs of the
Ashland Mutual, to make community
believed he is as pure as tie driven snow ?
Full and explicit will be ex'
pected by the parties interested. inclu'
ding of course our scientific Farmer, OF
the Ashland County Agricultural Soci'
ety, FRANKLIN JENKINS, Secrs-
tary, one half mile fiom Ashland.
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TT nv Aids recovering from the effects OF
Fever, Billions Diseases, or long continued III
ness of any kind, will find CarteAs Spanish min
ture the only remedy hich will revive their
dropping constitutions expel all had hunors iIem
the blood, excite the yer to a prompt and heaitnt
action, and by its tonic properties, the ptteht 10
life and vigor. ..
we can only say FRY 1T. 4 single bottle Is
worth all the so called Sarsaparllias IN exislenee.
Ii contains no Mercury Opium, or any other nox-
iou< or poisonous drug. aud eau be gwen 10 he
Youngest infant without hesitation.
the bottles. More than FIVE hundred zpsrsoRs in
the City OF Riehmand, Va, eau testify e ia good
effects.
See advertisement.
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The Zouave and his Cat.

The Gazette de Lyons of the 10th
states that among t~Ite-numerous wound
cd soldiers just arrived there, a soldier
of the second Zouaves cxceted particular
attention.
He was dressed in a republican hat
with a plume, a froek coat bpttoned up
to the chin, and had with him ascat ms
aus olc leg. 1t appears that he was
performing a chafaetes at the French
| theater before Sebastopol when thedrum
beat to arms. Without having time
to dofr his theatrical costume, he was
| soon in the trenches. where he lost on e
arm from tho splinter of a shell, andhad
his right ear carried away hy amusket
ball lis cal, which remained during
the engagement on his shoulder, losing
its paw al the Same time. Even IN the
nospitalh he would never part from his
| cat, which has come with him to France,
where the Zonaves figures il the same
dress that he wore when the alarm was
given"
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The Election in Kansas-The
State Organization-The town
of Lecompton-D Documents for
Congress.
THE ~ELECTIONS.
From the Missouri Democrat
LAWRENCE, K. T., Oct. /.

The elections yesterday passed of
peaceably. Lawrence is quite a large
city now, and consequently a very large
vote was cast for Gov. Reeder and the
delegates to the Constitutional Conven-
ton. No person was permitted to vote
unless be had been an actual resident
of the city for thirty days past. Messrs.
G. w. Smith, Lane, Hunt, Gooden,
Robinson, Free Sellers, wero chosen
from this district, and Messrs. Wake
field, Curtiss, luton and Burson, from
Dougless. I shall stay here until the
most important precincts are heard from,
as it is the best center ~ofnews, and send
you in advance of the mail, the official
returns of the election.
SATURDAY, Oct. IS, 9 A. NJ.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Up to the present time the following
returns have been received by the Free
State Executive committee:
worms FOR
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News of the Lost Aeronaut.

The Cincinnati Enquirer has the fol-
lowing:
a Glue T o MYsrERY.-We have
obtained what may perhaps be consld-
cred a clue to the awful mystery IN
which the tate of Mr.. Wincheste, the
daring Norwalk Aeronaut is in%veloped.
a reliable gentleman of this city, in bu-
siness on Main street, informs us that
on the day succeeding the ascension of
Mr. Winchester from Norwalk, Ohio, a
customer entering his store, remarked,
"Have you seen the balloon ?" Re-
plying in the negative, the gentlemen
stepped to the door, and looking in a
south-westcrly direction, perceived what
at first appeared to be a balloon.
At the first glance it seemed very di-
minutive, but gradually dllated and ap-
peared in the shape of a huge bird With
expanded wings, apparently thirty feet
&C! oss. Changing again from that form
it reassumed the shape of a Balloon
a strongly magnifying telescope being
procured, it was fixed upon the floating
object, and many persons who had
now assembled to gaze at the mysteri-
Gus aerial stranger, agreed in opinion
that it was a balloon, and concurred IN
the belief that it was a acycck.
Fhe gentleman from whom we obtain
the above information states that about
one hundred and fifty persons were wit
nesses of the phenomenon. The iDfor-
nation is certainly very vague, and to
be sure it caste the painful mystery in
to a darker shadoes set it ray be con
sidered somewhat III Ale natures>fE clue
and may eYeptually1eaa 50 nlformstioa
that will remove the Suspects which now
Expresses he friends u tie venture
some a,ri,, EAYiga.o-s
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NOTICE is hereby given that a petition viii
In be presented tosthe Commissioners Of Ash
land County. at their next regular session,
praying for the opening of and an alteration
of a certain portion of a north and south road
leading from TIE east and west centre road
near the house Of DR.. Andrews. in the town
ship of Rnggless running south ON the line Of
lots to the Norwalk and Ashland Stale road ;
And the alteration of said road to on
the north side ofand near MILESTONE Creek.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Oefober Al la55 Aryoo
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~ We have had in our Office for
the past week aturnip, raised by Mr..
Pinnoek on his farm, Il miles up the
Oatoragon river, which weighed, when
taken from the ground fifteen pounds, it
measures IN its greatest circumference
exactly three feet. We shall send tae
vegetable below as a specimen of Lake
Superior production Onthonagon Nj
nEr l3kh.
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EA A match took place on Thurs
day over the G~entreville Course, Long
Island, between Flora Temple, %trotter,
and Hero. pacer-two mile heats, to
wagon. Hero took the first heat, and
Flora the second and third. Time-4:59,
ASH, 5.2I. The Time made by Flora
on the second heat is unprecedented Oh
the !trotting turf.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIYE S

~FUsIoNIsTs.
Champaigu-Hiram Cable.
Clark-John II. Letter.
Clinton-Addison P. Russell.
Erie-Chitteuden L. Burton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clark.
Logan-Samuel NJ. Allen.
Morrow-Thomas S. Bunker.
Pickaway--Nclson Franklin.
Uuion-Wm. Gabriel.
Franklin-Geo. NJ. Parsons.
Licking--John A Sinnet, Charles B
Gifin
Medina-Jamcs y Bell.
Sene"a--Joseph Boyer
Summit-Dr Mendel Jewe:t
Warren--Seth s Haincs
Clcrmont-Wm West, Elbridge G
Kicker.
Guernsey-Abraham Simmons, Robert
Campbell
hall
Knox-BF Smith, Geo W True
Richland-Andrew Burns
Trumbull-Ralph Plumb, CT Town
send
Muskingum-Johu A Blair, John
Crooks.
Ross-Aifred Yaplc, Jesse Shepherd
.Carroil--Silas Potts
Delaware--Wm EIendren
Lake--Edwald L Plymptou
Perry-Franklin L Flowers
Scioto-Dan Mcfarland
Stark w Uuderhill, VIM Hatcher
Lorain--James Monroe
Mahoning-J Truesdale
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Caldwell, uriah
Efawkirs
Observation-Disclosures Mills, Paul
Wetherby
Cuyahogay--Gco Mygatt, Isaac Bray
Ton, L Johnson
Wyandot end Hardin-E G Spolman
Huron--Thomas Nj Cook
Portage-Erasmus Needham
Miami-Eli Tenney
Athens-Nelson H. Van Worries
Darke-J Williamson
Madison-E E Hutchinson
Lucas and Fulton-Lucius FL Upham
Preble-Hayden w Dooley
Morgan--Erastus Guthrie, David
aolbrook
Washington-James Lawton, Samuel
Hutchinson
Belmont--James N Turner, r Ham
ilton
Geauga--L c Todd
Meigs--A Thompson
Higlland-Silas Irion
COMMUNICATIONS Hunter, Noses
Mendenhall
Wood and Ottawa-Erasmrs D Peck
Paulding, Defiance and Williams
S E Blakeslee
Favette-Wm Fl Latham
Greenc--Moses d Catch
Marion-Joseph Z Hume
Brown-John t Gaines
Allen--Charles Post
Coshocton--Patrick Thomson
GalIia-John n Clark
Shelby-W V Cowan
Lawrence-Henry G Rodgers Us
DEMOCRATS.
Uancock-P T Carlin
Hocking-Geo Johnston
Richland-Alex Rolston
Franklin-James I'll Smith
Sandusky--John L Green
Montgomery-W Cloudy, T S Smith
HamiIton--W III Cory, E Turpin,
| Chas Thomas, E Il Langdon, Geo c
Robinson,J Jas b Holmes, Jehn p Slough,
Wayne--I D odelf, Baughman
Fairield-Johu Cheney, David Lyle
Crawford-John Pittman
Butler-A P Miller, John McElwee
Auglaize--Wm Sawyer
Holmes-E j Loyeland
Ashland--Dr. JP Oowan
Putnam and Henry-H Boehmcr
jackson and Vinton-T A Bingham
Mercer and Van Wert--John Shaw
Monroe--Henry TGrier, Alfred Ogle
Adams--Moscs II Patterson
Andersen
Browr--James {. Thomfson. SO
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NnTIGR

rs hereby given that the undersigned has
il been duly appointed and qualified as adj
ministratrix of the estate of Lawrence KinnaS
man, decd. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to present ths1n legally au-
thenticated. MARY KINNAMAN, Adm'x.
Oct. 81, 1855. 4wa9
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NEW BARRIER SHOP.

T0HN MEEKES, formerly of Cleveland,
- respectfully informs the citizens Of Ash
land and vicinity that he can at all times be
found ready and willing to do all kinds of bar.
beriDg in the neatest and most fashionabla
style Shop one door West Of the Post Once
Ashlanis ossobsr IL 1855, 2ltf.
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SHERIFFlS SALE.
-r--s- ss.l Incay.hoga Com. Plea.

A. H. Palmer, ct. al
PURSUANT to the command of a
Il Vendi Exponas, in the above case, and a
Yendi Exponas in the ease of Luther, Grail q
Co, VS.. a. H. Palmer, ). M. Gorham. ]. y
from the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoea
County,to me directed, ] will exp Sc to Pub
lie Sale at the door of the Court House, in the
County of Ashland. on
Monday, the 26th day Of Nouem5ey.
A. D, ISIS, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A NJ, and four o'clockP. NJ ofsaid day. the
following described Real Estate, to wit: Ba@
ing in the Township of Sullivan. in the Coun-
ty Of Ashland, and State ofsOhio, and bound
ed aid described as follows : Being the north
part of lot number ffty-ive, (55) bounded az
follows Beginning at th-cnorth=east corn rof
said lot, thence south ninety-seYen rods and
fYc-tenshs thence west one hundred and If
ty rod and five tenths. to lands owned by or-
ter, Hall d Fox /; there's north twenty rods /;
thence westt to the west line of said lot fffy.
five $3.50 themes north to the north-west corner
of said lot ; thence east to the place Of begin
more or less, including all the remaining part
of town-lot No. IS, as laid down in the town
Plat and rsscrying and excepting on the east
corner, lo5 number ninety-nine, (99) sold to
Samuel Wilson and one half acre sold to Jo-
seph spellman, subject to all legal highways.
Also tEe leiAoWlhS village lois IN the village
Of Sullivan, in said County together with the
appurterances. to wit Lot number ninety.
(9J1 part of lot ~oighty-nine, (e9) northeast
part, two rods tEentY-one links font, by FIVE
rods twenty-four and one haIfIinks back
so a part Of the last mentioned and lot number
Lightweight. (e61 as follows Commencing at
the southeast corner of the last described real
estate; thence south tventy-six feet thence
west thiry=six.feet thence north twenty-six
feet thence east thirty-six feet to the place of
beginning, better known as the properly for
merry owaed by j.. N. Scale. Also north part
of land lot number forfy-six, f46) township
one, range lS-containing eighty-one acres.
more or less all4of the above to be sold as
the property cf A Palmer Terms of sale,
Cash. JOHN D.. JONES, Sheriff =
October 81. 1855. aSts-pfSs 2s
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ADDITIONAL


Thus it will be seen that Rceder has
received 1885 votes in twenty-five pre-
cincts. There are still t~wenty-nine pre-
cincts to hear from, and it is thought
that his vote will exceed 8, 900.
CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.
The Freesoilers of Kansas are get
ting up a queer set of Documents for
Congress, wherein to contest White
fields seat. They make a great parade
over what they say they will prove, but
whether, when it comes to the scratch
these documents will prove anything re-
mains to be seen, and L am not at liber-
ty- to make free use of them, but will
state that they Purport to establish,
viz
/. That it can be proved by p~rc-sla-
very men-Dr. Hart and Mr.. NJ. Wal
lace-that there are only four legal pro-
slavery voters at franklin, and that
Whitefeld receiTed 6L.votes there.
2. That it can be proved by pers ms
residing in the district that there were
only so legal votes cast for Whitefeld
in Wyandott; (he received, l believe,
over 200 votes thcre.)
d. nat VI <OO bOISS CdSG lOE W uIle.
field at OsaWatomie, evidence can be got
to prove that not above so were legal
md resident.
4. That at the Baptist Mission, which
gave over 100 votes for Whiteield, there
is in all only II legal voters, and that on
ly 13 of them cast their ballots.
s.. That illegal votes, number not
stated, were cast at OSakee,
G.. In fine, that not more, if as many,
as one thousand legal votes were cast
for Whitefeld throughout the entire
Territory.
STATE ORGANIZATIONS.
The Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention. have been chosen. They
will form a constitution for Kansas, aud
apply for admission into the Union.
Governor Reedcr will be the bearer
of their constitution -and petition to
Washington.
The question Of the day-for every
day in Lawrence produces a new topic
for discussions whether it will be ex-
pedient to organize q State government,
after framing the constitution, and to
make provision in it for an immediate
election Of Governor, Senator, and Rep
r~esentativcs. This is not SO novel an
idea as it appears to be on its first pre-
scntation. OF the nine States last ad-
mitted into the Union, six of them took
precisely the same measures-called a
convention without consulting their Ter
r~itorial Governor or Legislature and pro-
cecded to act. The formation of q con-
stitution; and the election of a legisla-
ture under it, the advocates of this doc
trine contend, supercede the provisional
government, and end its existence
Reeder, 1 understand, is opposed to it.
He wishes tho Convention to terminate
its proceeding, as soon as it frames a
constitution.
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New Advertisements
WANTED.

a N active honest Man in each section of the
State. to take orders by SAMPLE" for
VELPEAU IS MAGNETIC AGENTS. a
Of $500per year, and a small commis-
sion will be paid: Salary payable Month
lY."-For particulars address DIR. N. VEL
PEAU, 422R Broadway. New York. enclos-
ing stamp to prepay answer.
Oct. 81, 1855. 22-4w.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

The Knox County Bank, at
Mt Vernon,
VS.. In RrcHLANp
William L.. Strong il Amos SEES
Townsend, copartners, un-
der the nameof W i. Strong CouMoN PrrAs.
d Co., principals, and HAM
nah Strong, surety.
PURSUANT to the oammand of 4
II Vendi Exponss, duly issued in the above
case from the Court of Common Pleas of Rich
land County and State of Ohio, to me directed,
I will expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House, in Ashland County, on
Monday, the 26M day Of November,
A. D. 1855, between the hours often O'Clock A.
N. and four o'clock p. NJ, of SAID day, the fol-
ing described Real Estate, situate and being
in the. County of Ashland and State of Ohio.
being the life estate of Hannah L.. Strong, and
alsothe one undivided fourth, subject to said
life estate IN and of the fl allowing described
real estate, to wit The west half Of the south
east quarter of section No. ~ one, in town
ship No.(19S nineteen, and of range Ho.s(l6)
sixteen containing eighty acres, more orless.
Also thirty acres, moro or lesr, being part of
the northwest quarter dissection No. one, town
ship No. nineteen, and of range Nc. Is; being
the same thirty acre piece or parcel of land Of
which Abel Strong, at the time of his death,
was seized and possessed of. both of said pie
ces or parcels of land above described are stu
ate at or near the town of LondonviIle, in Ash
land County Ohio. Terms of sale, CASH ~
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff
October 24, 1855. 22ts-pf.$5 so.
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PRoBATE NOTICE.

THE following Administrator & Guardi-
IL ans having filed in the Probate Court Of
Ashland County, Ohio. their accounts for set
clement, the same are continued for inspee-
ton of any person interested, and will be for
hearing on the 18th day of November next. to.
wit
The final acct of William Wycof, Admir- of
John Aughey, decd
AT. Shaw Admir- of Hugh
McGrath, deed.
" John Yannest admir- of Mary
Brandt, deed.
" " Isaac Schmaker. Admir- Of
Daniel Boone, deed.
" Thos. Walker d Z. Garrett.
Admrs of Ebenezer Ross,
deceased.
" " !" David Holman, Adminis'r Of
Peter Smith. decd,
" partial :" " Ezra q Priscilla Smith, Adrs
ofJohn Smith. decd.
" final " " Willard Slocum. Guardian OF
Margaret Stoner.
" " Martin Lutz. Guardian of
John Ely
e " /" Paul GrosSeup, GAardfan Of
Joseph Grincrs ct. al
partial " John Briggle. Guardian Of
david Griner, ct. al.
Al. CURTIS, Probate Judge.
Oct. %, 1885. 3w22e
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A SHAN UNION
The

ers the full returns of the election for
Members of the Legislature. Below
We append the list, which we think is
entirely correct. 1t will be seen that
in the Senate there are % Fusionists
and six Democrats, and in the House,
78 Fusionists, and SO Democrats. To-
tal-Fusionists, 10Y; Democrats, SO:
SENATE.
Clermont and Brown--Chambers
Baird.
Trumbull and Mahoning-Robert w.
Taylor.
franklin and Pickaway--Alfred KEEL
ley.
Clark, Champaign, Madison Jos. G.
Brand.
Logan, Union. Marion, HARDING.
S. Hamilton.
Delaware and Licking-Daniel Gar
diner.
Knox and Morrow-R. C. Kirk.
Muskingum and Perry-Eli A. Spen-
Ger.
Ashland and Richland-Joseph Mus
grave.
Lorain and Medina-Herman Can.
field.
Carol and Stark-John Beatty.
Jefferson and COMMUNICATIONS D.
Cattell.
Ashtubula, Lake, Geauga-Lester
Taylor.
Cuyahoga-IIiram Griswold.
Portage and Summit-O. p. Brown
Belmont and Harrison-Chas. Warfl.
Miami, Darke, Shelby-W. H. Law
der.
Seneca, Crawford, Wyandot-James
Lewis.
Butler and Warren-David Heaton.
Athens, Hooking, Fairfeld-John T.
Brace.
Huron, Erie, Saudusky, Ottowa-R.
p. auckland.
Morgan and Washington-Moses D.
Hardy.
Ross and Highland-Jacob Hyer.
Montgomery, Preble--Felix Marsh.
Coshocton and Tuscarawas-Edwin
Burnet.
Greene, Clinton, Fayette-Nelson
Rush.
Adams, Pike, scioto, Jaoksou-H. S.
Bundy.
Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs, viuton--C.
G. Hawley.
Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton, Hen.
~, Putnam-Wm. S. Lunt. 30.
DEMOCRATS.
Hamilton--Geo. w. Holiness STANLEY
Mathews, w. f. Convers.
Wayne and Holmes-Joseph Milford.
Guernsey and Monroe-William Law
renee.
Mercer, Auglaise, Allen, Van Vert,
Paulding, Defiance, Williams-E. 3.
Phelps. IS.
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By the Governor
WILLIAM TREviTr, Sec'y of State.
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1t seems, also, that a large portion of
the people of Arkansas, are weary of the
institution. The Chicago Democratic
Press, a strong au'i-Nebrrska paper,
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SOLOMON CHAPLIN.
For Vice President.

We propose to complete the ticket
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Thus it will be seen that Reeder has
received ,935 votes in twenty-five pre-
cincts. There are still twcnty-nine pre-,
cincts to hear from, and it is thought
that his vote will exceed 5, 900.