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Arrival of the Hermann.

NEV YORK, Oct. 24-The steamer Her.
mann has arrived. She left Southampton
on the Sth,
Among her passengers are J. A Ma,ilde,
bearer OF dispatches from the American Le-
CATION in Swirzerla nd.
HALIFAX, Oct. 24.-London papers are
filled with discussions of the financial pros
poets of Europe. The Times Of w ednesday
says of the advance Bank rate, supposing
the prudent counseIs prevails, the only con-
sequence to Change will be that the artifi-
cial purchase of gold which the bank Of
France is now driven to make, in London
will cease and that our Discount market will
return to an easier position according to the
progress towards general revival, Conf
dence on the Continent is assuming on the
contrary an inaatory in Paris from the IN
creased paper issues; gold will be drained
thence to this and other countries, and great
buoyancy in trade coupled with increasing
abundance of money, must be anticipated
here.
The Times of Thursday says the next
monthly statement of the bank of France
will be Looked for with greater anxiety than
ever before. The last letters mention that
the drain was not increasing, but nothing
transPred subsequently as the pressure this
side is merely indirect.
The returns of the bank Of England are
now awaited with equa! interest 1t is TO
be expected that the next returns will pre-
Il, l,l j. he
employed by notes on single day applica-
tiuns ior discounts. Advances known re-
Gently have exceeded one million pounds, and
are understood many other occasions to have
been extremely large; these advances will
have to be paid on Monday next, simuIta-
neously, with fall due dividends; it is there
fore plain that dividends with this ql arter
affords no relief to the position OF affairs, be-
ing precisely the same as if the public had
already received them.
LONDON, Friday Even ing.-English funds
are quiet, without material alteration, there
is great activity in business, and there seems
to be an increased confidence in consnls.-
Money 9l4; three quarters occount ninety
one and seven-eighths and ninHty-two
eghths, excheguer bills four-eigh:h shillings
premium; bonds ssa@sSa.
The Austrian Gazette says the King of
Naples has written a letter to Queen Vic.
toris and Emperor Napoleon, expressing a
desire to take part in the new conference.
PARIs--AJvices from Constantinople say
that misunderstanding concerning the Is
land of Serpants, is likely to bring the
French feet back again. Some Austrian
ships of war have gone to the Island, and
others are expected at ConstantInople.
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hryHETICKETs FOR THIS COUN-
TY ARE PRINTED AND READY FOR
DISTRIBUTION. PRICE O. 90 PER
THOUSAND.

rMonsier TAsIsTRo, who addressed
The citizens of this place in the Court
House on the 2ed inst. judging from the
accounts of him we receive through the
public prints. is not any better than he
should be, :. We publish an account of him
in to-dsy's paoer. We have it also from
gentleman of this place. FILLMORE man,
and one in every way reliable that be made
q speech in Mt. Vernon, Ohio, week before
last. in which he avowed himself Catholic,
that be bad always been an adherent to
that Church, and still was. Now who is
coileaesed with Catholics, we should like
to knowl When party employs Roman
Catholic to 90 over the country and slander
FREMONT, we want no better evidence that
be is not Catholic.
IL the sboge statement is doubted the
name of The gentlensn referred to can be
knowa by calling at Our of6ce.
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l. State Of Ohio, Belmont County, So.
Notice is hereby given hat the following named
Executors. Administrators and Guardians have filed
their accounts and vouchers my Office for sett
ment, 10 wit:
William E. Broomhsll, Adlp'r of Thomas Leslie,
decd.
Joseph and James Lewis, Adm'rs Of Benoni w.
Irwin. decd.
.nserh W., sat,er,hwait, E1'rof WIN. W. sa,terth.
wait, dec u.
Samuel Lines, Guardian OF Reuben Brandon
Barnet Taylor, Guardian OF Smith Ridgeway.
Price CornweI Admir- of James Scott, decd.
Reece Lewis, AdIn'r of Thornton HGd, decd.
Reecc Lewis. Admir- of Uriah Bishop, decd.
John Cole, Ex r of hrchiboi Cola decd
d avid Stewart and Thomas Griffith. E1'rs of Will
liam HuisOu, decd -
Harrison d. Romans, Admir- of Ira Chandler decd
Thomas Smith, Ex'r of Thomas Smith decd.
Robert X. Evans, Guardian Of Sarah E. Clark.
Robert r. Evans, Guardian of Mary F. Clark.
Samuel Sh mon, Admir- of John Shannon, decd
Isaac Adkins, Guardian OF Matilda Groves.
Thomas Pyle, Guardian Of Anthony Kennard
Thomas MAJOR, Guardian of Margaret Anderson.
The first above named accounts will be fol
hearing and settlement on the 18th, the
the 18th, and the six last the 18th days of Noveu
ber next.
DAVID HARRIs.
oc23l Probate Judge.
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that with Republican President and Re-
publican. House of Representatives they
would grind the prn-slavery Senate of the
nexi Congress as betN cen the upper and
neither milestone, thus clearly admitting
that they had no hopes of the Senate.
We may consider it demonstrated. there :
fore, that an act for resior ng the Missouri
Compromise will never come before the
Pres dent for his consideration. AS con-
nected with the Presidential election, the
question as perfectly rdle-a meri abstraction,
unporth, The consideration Of q practical STD
iesman. 1t is unpiss 10 discuss ii as an ete-
n,ent of the Presidential canUass; al you'd be
equally unrise ersr to oqit0ts itaga'n an Con-
gress. The MISSOURI CoMPa MISE is LIKE
WATER SPILLED UPON THE SAND; IT CAN
NEVER BE GATHERED Up. Its repeal vas
great blunder, but i, is now too late to cor
rect it. The attempt 10 restore it at the
late session of Congress is defensible on the
ground that il was we'll to offer to the Sem
ale an opportunity to reconsider lis action
But the Compromise is dead, and it would
be as rational to expect the termination OF
any other corpse as of this. Nothing re-
ma n but to pronouncs its eulogy and BURY
IT OUT OF SIGHT.
For more than twenty years The whole
country acquesced in it, and it had acquired
sacredness in public estimation which It
was unwise TO disturb. 1t had settled
dangerous controversy, which it was folly,
nay, it was madness to reopen. Its repeal,
as Mr.. Fillmore remarked in one OF his
speeches, was the Pandora's Box from which
has issued all our present evils. AS Mr..
Fillmore was opposed, at the time. to Its
disturbance, he has not changed his opinion
that its repeal was an act Of folly. But We
are quite sure we do not misrepresent his
sentiments we say that he does not think 1t
would &c wise 10 attempt its restoration,
and THAT HE DESIRES NO AGITATION HAVING
THIS OBJEcT, EITHER IN OR OUT OF CONGRESS.
He is too sagacious not to perceive that the
question has become obsolet and too wise to
pour water around the root of tree which
was girdled two years ago, in the hope oil
again see ing it covered with foliage.
Nothing now remains for the Territories
but to see that by wise legislation. properly
enforced, the people are protected in the en-
joyment of peace, and ultimately in the
right Of determining the character of their
own institutions, without intimidation by
mobs, and without interference from the
States The sooner will that quiet be re-
stored to the country, of which it is so much
in need
The following endorsement is made on
this article:
s."My sentiments. n. F."
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Barnesville, Oct. "a, 1856.

"You profess to feel great confidence in
the election Of your candidate" said Buch-
aneer TO a Fremonter in Wisconsin lately,
"bu. you dare no: bet on it" "Yes, am
ready to bet," replied tie other. "WeIl
then, name your bet," returned the former.
'I;will bet you five hundred dollars, that, il
Fremont shall be elected, Kansas will be d
Free State, and five hundred more that, i
Buchanan shall succeed, it will be Slave
State" reioined the Fremonter. The Bucb
aneer declined both bets, and disappeared
~. Y. Tribune.
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Arctic Explorations Of IS5s-'54-'5s, BY
Dr. e. X. Kane, U. s. N.-ihs most in
teresting work of the season;
The Life and Adventures of tames p
Beckwourth;
Helps Spanish Conquest in America;
The Panorama, and other Poems, by ]
G. Whittier;
Pocket Diaries for 1857;
Methodist Almanac for 1857;
For sale at the Chronicle Bookstore.
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Correspondence Of the Belmont Chronicle.

correspondence Of the Belmont Chronicle.
Falling in of a Coal Bank-Two
Persons Buried beneath the
Ruins-Recovery of their Dead
Bodies.
HENpRYsBURGH, 9th Oct, 1856.
Nh. EDITOR: It is made our duty 20 re-
cord the most serious calamity that has ever
occurred in our community. At about half
past one o'clock to-day information was
given that the coal mine belonging to the
Effort Manufacturing Company, of this
place, had fallen in, in which Mr.. Richard
Lewis and son were engaged in mining
We hurried 10 the scene, and instead of find
ing them only enclosed by the breach in the
roof as we had hoped, the bodies of both
father and son were entirely buried beneath
it. Active miners from neigEboring banks
were sent in, and in the space of an hour
both bodies were exhumed. Neither body
was autilated, 40 distortion of features. nor
a bone broken; the mass of dirt had sudden
ly crushed the life out of them. The day
had been set apart by them for propping the
bank, and their positions indicated that this
was their last act. The son was first found,
prostrated at i1ll length On his face The
father was within a loot of the son, and had
no doubt been in sitting posture when the
mass struck him. Mr.. Lewis was Of Welsh
descent, and has been engaged the past two
years in mining on Wheeling creek hills
As he has been a residen. of this place but
short time, we have not an. extensive
knowledge OF his character, but conclude
from what We know Of him that he was an
exemplary man. The 81 was about twelve
years of age
1t was most painful sight to witness,
and the wailings of the bereaved wife, and
lamentations of the hslf-Gistrac,ed children,
brought the tear drop of sympathy from
many an estranged aeart to the finer feel
ings. Thus daily are we admonished of the
fact that we "know not the day nor the
hour that the son of man cometh-"
Respectfully, E. B. w.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ iSaITH HIRsT. Executor,
VS..
THOMAS HIRsr, ct al.

By virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
the Court OF Common PIets OF Belmont county. Ohio
the Fail term thereof A. D. 1885, will offer for
sale on Tuesday, the 25th day of November, a. d.
1855 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, a. N and 4
O'Clock. Of said day. at the front door of the
Couu House in s.. CiairsvIe in said county, the
fai descr ibed real estate, to wit: situate ying
and being III the County of Belmont and Stale OF
Ohio and touuded and described as follows. tract
Of land situate in said county, and being IN Section
No seven ~ in township nine (g) OF Ranse five (j)
in the Steubenv lie Land District, ind containing by
compilation 1913 a &C. es. Roods md Perchcs except
about 90 Acres in the South West thereof
in possession ofSmth Hirst aid about 50 Acres in
te Northwest corner thereof, now inpossession of
William Radcliffe, AMI appraised at the sum of 50 :
3S4. The conditions oil the sale follows:
onethird i'll hand on tcday of sale, one third one
aud onethir two years, with interest OH The de
ferred payments from theday sale.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sberif's Ofice. Oct. %. IS56
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 24.-The official re-
turns from Elk and McKeun counties srri.
we'd to-day. The former gives 235 Demo-
cratic msjority; the latter232 Union. Allthe
counties now heard from on Canal Commits.
siener. total carefully proved by several
clerks from the returns of state, department
not from newspapers figures, is, Scott two
hundred and twelve thousaud nine hundred
and twenty-five. Cochran, two hundred anc
ten thousand one hundred and seventy two
scstt's majority 2,76a.
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BILIOUS FEVER is produced by de
rangement of the liver and the secretion of
bile, which never occur with those who Us
Carter's Spanish Mixture. Mr.. c. B. Luck
OF Richmond. Va, who was subject to
bilousness for many years, states as fact,
that he has prevented its return every Fall
by the free nse of this valuable assistar to
nature.
Fl. H.ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsvie
"A. G. MAkTiN, ST. Clairsville.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. C. Bethel. Flushing.
RS Clark, Mcrrislown.
ii. ii. Mott, Rarnesvllle.
M. z. Miles & Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers IN MedlcILes everywhere.
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FARM FOR SALE.


The Undersigned Administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed the Charles Pidgeon
decd, Will sell at public sale, on the premises,
Fifth Day, the 2Oih OF lth month next.
the following described real estate of the said de-
ceased, siluaie in Union township, Belmont ,oss
county, lying II miles North of the Ohio Cen 5eyaa
trail Rail Road. the read leading from 1.Oyds S<fSS
willie 10 Belmont; il being the North half oil the -A-
NOrth East quarter of Section No. J, township 6, aud
Range S, containing eighty Acres more or less, with
tie exception Of s6 poles, decided TO the Society OF
Friends Of Panteid particular meeting. The int
proven,ent- consist OF atwO story BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE, a log Kitchen and Frame hining
Room alta he'd Barn and other out buildings
a Good Orchard of Apple, Cherry, and some other
ruIt lrers. The land is toerahIy well watered. For
further particulars enquire Of the Undersigned on the
premises Sale 20 commence at O'Clock OH said
day. Terms-one-Ihrd cash on the first day Of 4th
mouth. lSiI. winch time possession will be given
aad a deed madc-Ihe balance Of The money in two
equal aaIua payments, With interest from the day
OF sale. secured by mOric age on The property Two
thirds Of the crop in the ground reserved, with lib
eTly 10 gather and take care OF 1t
WM. &. WILLIAMS.
ocl6Itl Administrator de bonis non.
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PROCLAMATION.

I, SALMON 7. CHASE, Governor cr the
State of Ohu do hereby notify the odsihGd Electors
OF the State OF Ohio II assemble IN their respective
Tow nshiPs and Wards the usual Flaces of holding
elections, on
Tuesday, the Fourth Day of November, A. u. 1880,
and aud there TO proceed, as the law Directs
elect
dent of the United States,
In pursuance of the Constitution aud Laws OF the
United States aud Of this State.
liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have hereunto set nv
hand, aud caused the Great Seal Of the Stat
sEALl of Ohio TO hs ati xed. al Columbus this nine.
teenth day OF September, in the year vi anT
Lord thousand eight hundred and flty sx and OF
the independence OF the United States :he ghty sl
BY the Governor: ). p. CHASE.
II. BAKER, Secretary of State. oclid
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Piles.
PHILADELPHIA, March !, 1858.

PHILADELPHIA, March /, 1853.
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson--Dear Sir--For the
past two years | have been severely afflicted
with The Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Piles, suffering constantly the pains and
inconvenience attendant upon such COM
plaints, without energy, being scarcely able
to attend to any business. | used great
deal of medicine, with no apparent change,
until used yonr 'Hooeand German Bitters.'
They have entirely cured me. ] am now
entirely free from pain and ache of any kind
and feel like a new man in every respect,
and unhesitatingly recommend your Bi:ters
10 all invslids. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN R. CORY,
No. IL Lagrange Place.
And for..sale by
a. c. dAEi y. st. Ciairsville.
Jas Baker. " Mu,,.ing
VIM Dunbar. Univutuwn.
&c Z. Bethel, Flushing;
R. ). Clark, Morristown.
II IL. Moot. Barnesville.
NJ p Miles &SOn. Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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fotal ynflligfr1tt.
.,ELMONT COUNTY BIBLE

ELMONT COUNTY BIBLE
E8E SOCIETY, auxiliary 10 the
American Bible Society, will hold its An
nual Meeting in the Presbyterian Church,
st. ClairsviIle, on Tuesday, November IL,
.t IL o'clock, A. n. The Rev. w. NJ.
GRIMES, of Csdiz, is expected to deliver the
annual address.
]. WooDRoFFE, Secretary.
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~The Clothing Store of Mr.. HENRY
MEYER, in the ground floor of the National
Hotel, was entered by Burglars, on Wednes-
day night of las, week. Two suits of clothes
were stolen.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
'oR THE RAPID CURE OF

COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARSENESS, INFLU.
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOP1AG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and r the relief Of consumptre patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hanet Of the
American States its wonderful Of pulmonary COM
9lants have male it already known. Nay, few are the
hlies in any civilized country this continent without
personal experience Uf its Effects and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among then
some living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan
serous diseases Of the throat and lungs While s the
most powerful sntote yet known TO man for the forui
dable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
u alo the peassntes and safest remedy that can be en-
p!oysd far infants and young persons Parents should
have It in against the insdous enemy that steals
nron them unprcparel We Lave abundant grounds 10
believe the CHERRY PgCTnRL lives by the con-
sumptions it prevents than those it cures Keep it By
yo snd cure your cold. while they cuTabie. nor neg
sct them until human sAi!l master the ine1orass
canker that fastened this yi:as eets your life away
Ali know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and A.
they know the virtues Of this remedy need not do
are than them II is still made tie best it caa
BE- We spare cost, no toll to produce It ths
rlost perfect possible and thus afford those who rely On
il tbs best sen which skill furnish for their surs
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I DMiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No-
N tice IS hereby given that at the Probate Court
for Belmont County, the undersigned appointed
and qualified AdministI ator Of The estate OF Henry
Lamp, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate, are requested To
makeinImediaie payment; and those having claims
against said estate are notified To present them for
settlement within year from this date.
Oc9at PHlLO MEAD, Admir-.
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To Teachers.

a-THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
H5 IsERs, will meet in the school house
eFH on Marietta street in ST. CLAIRsvILLE,
On , u-o November 8. al 10 O'Clock A. M
By order OF the Board.
= -s6.79i ID d. T. COWEN, Clerk.
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Ne(u advertisements.
AlOAD NOTICE.

2
a Notice is hereby given that petition will he
presented 10 the Commi ssoners of Belmont Cou niy
their December Session, praying to alter the
ty road along the hank of tue Ohio River in Pultney
township, and Belmont county. near the Southern
boundary line, as follows to leave the old road at
the south end of tie new stone house of John D.
Garduer aud James u. Gill; and above the old
track of the road. Southery directly in front
mouth Of the slope into the coal bank and terrni
nate in the old road after crossing the ravne al
small ones Oiy house owned by Robert Crangie, he
ing the first house on his land, aud near his North
line. and have the cid road ated betwe those
points. oC3O3w
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TJudge MCLEAN was recently severe
ly injured by being upset in an omnibus
while going from Cincinnati to Clifton
where he resides.
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DR.. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE LkiMENT,

rs a combination Vegetables Extracted on Scicn.
,ihe principles and put up in pint hotties. in LiJued
form, possessing rare Medicinal qualities. When
used externally acts upon the part orparts diseased
by stimulating the absorbent vessels arouseug them
into action and is taken into the circulation giving
vitality to the discs sed part parts thereby
ing the natural functions and healing the same.
And when used Internal it acts antspasmadi
Tonic Stiniulent and sndorifc the time it is
duiretic, and acts freely upon the unnary orsaus-
a horse medicine il stenIs prominent. it viii
hecken Poll Evil unless very far advanced
by bathing it freely. and warming it in with hot
iron so not to scalj. II will remove tumors and
swelIings occasioned by the CELLAR harness. or sad-
die. Itrem0ves grstiy iumps Occasioned by kicks
other wounds II they do not firmly adhere 10 the
hone.
nhe.Is all Iascerated. confused or incesed wounds
n will cure the scratches. Ii gives mmedaie relief
in wind colo, given in doses Of one two ounces. It
arrests inflammation; in fact il will favourahIy
compeIe with anyicf the I.nments of the day And
in order to facilitate the action of the medicine hen
externally used the place to he bathed shaved the
first place he washed W it'll sorp and free The
skin or wound from di:;.
This preparation is an excellent remedy for many
diseases OF the human family aud VIII be found up
trial good il not better than any other prepe5a
ton offered in liniment form.
Though here wish to InfOrn the public and the
pure haser hat this medicine Will nns every
thing, il will come as near doing every thing pre-
press pHfed pain killers Of the Day" And sere
want it upderstood that do not ask 4 generous
public to take my statements without IryiHs for
themselves and I've convinced OF the facts stsisd For
further proof inquire of the following perscus NIL OF
Belmont county and State of Ohio Viz: Samuel Ran
kins, Farmer; John A. Ray and John NJ. Stewart
Mercants; Thos. Jones Bsptist .Mnsicr, Rock hill
DR.. Joshua Piggot; Tagrart aud Shepherd Merchants
Morrstown Ohio, and George X. Fox, horse dTOver
Morrstown, o.; or any Of the farmers living on the
grade road leading from Morristown Freepcrt;
Harrison county. They will give you all ths salts
faction necessary. This medicine is free from ali
mineral Poison, and made and sold by unde-sigr
ed near 8ranson's LNill Flushing vaey, Belmont
county Ohio. Price SD cents per bottle.
Pest office address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio.
May Is, iS55 I'm
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-N

u tioe is hereby given that al the Probate CouT for
Belmont county the undersigned appointed
aud qualified Administ TaUr of the estate of Geo
Benton. late of Belmont county, deceased.
All those Indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment; and those having Claims
against said estate are Notified TO present them for
settlement within ons year fEem this date.
oc93tl WILLIAM C. sTEWART, Admir-.
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GThey who respect themselves will be
honored; but they who do not care about
their character, will be despised.
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d PROCLAMATION.

HIINOf LII W n ININ.
Il Notice is hereby given to the qualified Fec
tors Of Belmont county in the Stale of Ohio that they
meet in the several townships in sad county at the
usual place o. hoGing elections in said TOW nsirs
Tuesday. the iII day of November, A. d. 1876,
then and there prOceed TO elect by ballot according
Ia law twenty electors for President and Vice
President OF the United States.
By order ui the Governor of the State Of Ohio.
JOHN q. NICHOLS,
ocl6tl1 Sheriff of Be mont County,