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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13
- RUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOODr
Ap Now is the time to use the great Spring and
Summer Mnnininn- -. -I-lHe Nnu

DIR. LANGLEYs ROOT AND HERD BIrTERs
~, tompoSea y 3aysaH1rHa leiIow Dock, wa Cheyru
".lto' gl'" refl--ao combined TO act directly
upon me cause Of disease, and forming one Of he hest
ie'nnes IN he world for Jaundice aud Liver COMPLIANT
% all their forms Dyspepsia Costiyeness umors ~ te
1'oou ana SKIN Piles Indigestion Headache Dizziness
nealtoufn or Aeid stomach, Langour Weakness Loss
uons, ana All Impurities Of the Blood no matter what
the cause may be. Fever and Aguo Coughs and Colds
broken up and cured nt once.
lhey are pleasant to take, useful at all times and sure
20 90 good lhey cleanse the bowels, purify the blood
neal strengthen regulate, build up,and keen in order be
whole system. Everybody should use them Noarv
o1pWlo bottles were ueed last year proving II the most
popular medicine ever known. ''
n noe only ~ and ~ - cents per bottle Depot 90
everywhere. 90 .'U''i"'
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SEPARATING THE SEXEs iN ScHooL.-On
this point Mr.. Stowe, q celebrated GLASGOW
teacher, uses the following language :-"The
youth of both sexes of our Scottish peasantrv
have been educated together; and as a whole.
the Scotch are the most moral people on the
earth. Education in England is given sepa-
rately. and we never have heard from practi-
cal men that any benefit has arisen from this
arrangement. Some influential persons There
have mourned over the prejudice on this point
In Dublin, larger number Of girls turned
out badly who had been educated alone until
they attained the age of maturity than of
those who were otherwise brought up-the
separation of the sexes has becn found iniu-
rious. II is stated on the best authority.
that Of those girls educated in the schools of
converts, apart from boys, the greater part go
wrong within month after being let loose in
society, and meeting the other sex. They
cannot, it Is said, resist the slightest compli-
mont or Aattory. The separation is intended
to keep them strictly moral but this unnat-
ural seclusion actually generates the very
principles desired to be avoided We may
repeat that it is impossible to raise the girls
as high, intellectually, without boys as with
them-and it is impossible to raise bows NOR
ally as high without girls. The girls morally
elevate the boys, and the boys intollcctually
/ elevate the girls. But moro than an this
I girls themselves are morally elevated bv tn,
presence Of boys, and boys ave intellectual,
elevated by the presence Of girls. Girl,
brought up with boys are more positively
moral, and boys brought up in schoolJ Will
the girls arc more positively intellectual by
the soitening influence Of the female charac
ter. In the Normal Seminary at Glasgow
the most beneficial effects have resulted from
the more natural course. Boys and girls
from the age of two or three years to that O
fourteen or fifteen, have been trained in tn,
same classroom. galleries and play grounds
without improperly; and they are mover sep
arated, except at noede-work"
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pOrtrp
KEEP COOL.

A few little acres havei
In pcacc endcayor to live;
pillow and plant and sow,
reap and thrcsh and I NOV;
Having made il a rule Of my life
BY to NEEDLE with strife.
keep coo-,vhy diiici o acl
Be happy. be happy" ay l.
When was a lad in my teens,
Just living up Snug to my means,
whished and sung like the quail,
An Jolly aud hearty and hail
hated contention and feud,
And chiding the rough and the rude,
"Kcop cool ;-why diGeri fe
BE happy, be happy" said l.
saw q man and wife in a spat,
Aquane scratch, and all that
A brother and a sister at strife,
Sad picture Of poor human life
80 let us have family peace,
All discord and pickering cease
Keep cool why differ o ae
BE happy, be happy" said J.
Shall Christians aud ncghbors fd out
Their doctrinal notions abouti
For words and for tdfes contend,
In spite Of all claims Of a friend
All such vain commotion
Never avors devotion
"keep cool why differ o fcl
De happy, be happy" said I.
Two farmers once went into law,
And then twas all iangle and jaw
Coniending like tigers, for what.
To either, worth eroatl
At length their heat died away,
And mcihoupht1 heard both Of them, say
keep cool why differ o 6ei
BE happy. be happy say 1.
Waterman was passing up street.
Two rummies be happened TO meet,
Who, each. b, the virtue Of blows
Was adorned with huge, bloody nose
"Avasi here gouging,' said hes
"And of 70 the Police with met"
"kccp cool ;--vhy dTcr} o fcl
BE happy be happy" said l.
See how political strife,
Throughout an the Union so rife,
OF; sets whole host by the ears,
With uncorous gliding and ieors
Why cherish such passions, such ire,
Counting retaliation and fire
"kcop cool why differ o hcl
Be hapry, be happy say l.
&c. friends let me ask, where's tho good
In keeping forever out Of mood
unsocia, ill-humorcd, and sour,
Returning each smile with q louri
Let's have neither nurmur nor scowl;
Serene ia fair weather and foul
"Keep cool i--why diHcri Odcl
BE happy, be happy" say L
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H0WARD AssocIATIoN.

a nELfllA. IMPORTANT ANNoN
TO all persons afflicted with sexual diseases
seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonnofh"l'
Syphilis, &o., &c. ,lA
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Of Phuaae
view Of the awful destruction Of human ilie "uG IN
caused by sexual diseases, and the dccepuons W.
practiccd upon the unfortunate victims Of sueh u
by Quacks, have directed THEN Consulting euls',
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their nain'' IN.
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons IN
hioted, male or female,) who apply by letter IN.
soriptions Of their condition, (age, oocupauo9' a.n
hio,l Nc, and Ia case Of extreme poverty a1e neF
TO FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF OiiA.N,s.li
The Howard Association is q beneyolehi ~ n
established by special endowment, foi uayia.
of the sick and distressed, afflicted with ,ss
and Epidemic Diseases" and its funds can u'
no other purpose. 1t has now surplus OF ino". 70
the Directors have voted to advertise The auo'.
II Is needless to add that the Association comm
highest Medical skill Of the age, and WI VII i5e
most approved modern treatment. NaluanN y. a.i
given 10 sick and nervous females, afflicted WIZ I'D
nal weakness, Womb Complaint, Costiven''''
rhog, &c. ,.v "a
Address, post paid Dr. GEO. n. CAl'iio'j 81
sultng Surgeon, Howard Association, NO. -
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order Of the Directors, n-..ii,ot
EZRA ID. HARTWELL o0jr
GEo. fAiRcHILD Secretary.
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HOLLOWAN,S nINTMENT


OLLOWAl $ OINTMENT - lh
L GREAT COUNTER fRNlTANT tf-II
rls of disease often make. it- wsv 0tlo intern ~ 0
through tho pores Of thc skim. Tlis Penetrating On
mcni melting under the hand as 5, Is rubbed Boo.
s'5"'" ihInnRh me channels, uud, reaching fNr
inr-,tI 10, ,i . Iii . ~ h. -''..i! s.','' "
; ,,.. ~. ~, hllnS, lne A',i' uic unea' o.!
wv . t.u, 1issl' ~ ten' it'tes ihe surface in ~
H.. ,i. 'le oo-niieia iuues thai gomlnuni
litf,.i,' g.. ~" iy.s'' mo u't i''t''N
SrfS U,s,,. 'N KS y, i.i.p. .hnp'I.,
E,r,, y-s.. ~ T. ~ 80 ~. 4Au CIV
tv tt IT, Ia p. l.A.,i'ol iillAiion is 4w.Ai
VS. 'n. uainihHt9fy action o. ms Oinim'u- r.
rfrrrn. Ktxqwor,f srtrf, NJ, Ne+.rrr Eta
scAnfrs f,f ffrtD A. AZ ,,t a. ,1,,, b., r,sr. 81
der its anucatinn Hosr4trl c,rrir,e h, Iii rar-.
the world prove. H. i.f,1H,iii, H. Ne,ses II n e n,
the muscles, the ioints and I'M, .lanss
ULCEI{S. sORFS. Am TTfNQRs
Tho effect Of this uurivallcd external remedy l-
scrofua. and other yirulcnt ulcers and sores is l
maracuious Ii frs, di..is,,ss ,h -, ,bi,t -rs
ducos duplication and proud flesh and thus DE o.a
which lis healing properties aftr,yrds cennlctc ar ~
az well as permanent.
WOUNDS, BnrfsYs. BrnNs. AKIN ScAtn.
In cases OF tho frarture ~ tt, bcs ini,,ri.. 60 81
BY steam explosions BItrtsFs Brnss ScArps ku-
SArIsM, SriFTNrss or mr. InfSrs and coutrn.il Z
fhr sineus 10 is orrrlv,l AMI -..,r,rrarl de-. +
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pag dip.
Eumbrr. Mr.
r UMBER! LUMBER !

| UMBER LUMBER The Subscriber
manufactures and has constantly on hand for sale,
spruce, llenluek, Birch, Maple Ash aud Eastwood.
Aso, Floor Boards planned and joncd finished for use
Fence stun and an kinds OF job Work done to order at
short notice. Gig Saving, Sc.
Also he purchases Butt Naples Birch also Ash Bass
and Spruce in the log and sawed when done hy ms al
section ANY wishing TO buy sen will do we'll to Civ
him call.
Cash paid for Cherry and Buternut sawed or in the
log. A. w WfInIsn
Montpelier, April /, 1856. slf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

SUMNER DRrNK.-The editor of the Ports
mouth Journal enjoyed drink the other day,
of an excellent article Of domestic beer, which
he says was SO palatable and so satisfying
that he petiticnod for a recipe-and here it is :
Put cup even full of hops in eight quarts
OF boiling water. After boiling half an hour,
strain it and add nearly pint of molasses.
When nearly cold, add half a pint of yeast.
let it stand till fermented sufficiently, then
bottle it. put it in cool place, and in a few
hours it is fl TO drink.
The yeast is made as follows First mash
five large boiled potatoes. and rub in a cur
Of Hour. Then turn upon them two quarts
OF boiling water in which half tea-oup o.
hops have been boiled half an hour,-to which
when cool, add a cup of reserved yeast.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

~ The following is the latest joke upon
John Bull;
John was travelling upon some Western
Railroad when tremendous explosion took
place, the cars at the same time coming TO a
sudden halt. The passengers sprang up in
terror, and rushed out to acquaint themselves
with the mischiof--aH but Mr.. Bull, who CON
tinued reading his newspaper. In a moment
somebody rushed back and informed him that
the boiler had burst
"Awe3, granted the Englishman.
eyes, continued the informant" and six
teen persons have been killed"
"Awe /" muttered the Englishman again.
"And--and," said his inierlocutor with an
effort. "yoar own man-your servant has been
blown into hundred pieces"
"A'oe bring ne he piece hot has the Re,
Of my y'orfmaHfeop."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13
az. r. 5uoos s. Groceries.

rT1 y dSo~Nr ~ n ,.r.~,.f.c,
III. KINDS OF WEST INDIA GOODS
4 r4eporEIrr-... ~, -, do H.. -,...l .,.b,
~ ~ s.' y. - '' ,,f5. y. ,iii ~, IN
49,. ,e.i is,-
200 porrNrnc purlrTA ApDr II
IN hi'i % - i'i''
a ~ - - FROM the west foi s'e 10y
Feb. 1910 SIOEtS FULLER.
-.,-,,,.,.,-,, ,-r, ,,r ,-,,,
< iAMf llhNE AMI JN.-hecelNed
~ wechly and warranted OF superior qualify.
To- y. PIERCE,
Jan. ~. 23 pus-lsi, state street.
am, ,,rnu t,i d
AMIos lAAtI' . Oailphehc ana Ilulu
- lamps o-mneN., NicSs, luhcs 60 ht on lamps
ios luie Ne'' &c oei'he eneap' -, ,,,,.,.,.,.
o., 90 ," T. 'Hl'DN.
''i' 80 NiNe5'l' 0.'ie 7.tot'
Np.AN-Gre r t; p g
& 9l'-'-N Ni+'' i'o'Holl9' II I5s, iiAcS' '"i-
- rants 'iau.rfut.' hHlslns' Ilfon. i.Nfr.'i oI
FRUITS &C., Hf- For ,.Ie 10y A- b. l'ihitNl.
Jam. ~. -3 otate street,
,,,,- ..,.l,,,,, ,,
\ WEST lNDli GOODS AED GR0cEI,Ifs.
Is at s. b. KoursoSs. opposite mc BdcS Church.
Atun succt Nonrcier, W.
RBOOMS.-5o do4 Broora fa sale by
ID SrORRS s. FuLLEH
NTlNEGAR-By the barrel or small quan-
uy, for sale by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

nLD BOURBON WHISK Y
" PUT ur nY
JTILSON, FffRBdNh q co.,

Oh i o u II b o N w II $ x l. y
" PUT ur HY
WILSON, FdfRBdNh y co.,
FOR
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
a. 10 attain the desirable object of placing before
the public oiiable article we have spared neither time
expense and the basis upon which we place tho Vir
tue of Whisky s, lor whatever purposes The lrsf
qtaf0 may De- recommended TINT this is entirely nee
from amy adultcrut-n whatever.
Its purity Cauuo be questioned Thorough andy sis
has hccn made will be seen hy referring io c Follow
ing Certificate, copy Of which accompanies carh bottle
STATE AssAVOn's Oruun,
90 Somerset ST., Boston, May %, 1897.
D Mcsars. WILSON. ftutuANk a Co.
Gentcmcn-l have made chemical analysis of thc
samples of Bourbon Whsy you scut Co me, scHrching
them for dg1s or aUffr9py matters, and have 90 in
form yn that thc samples af Whsky arc free rom amy
uducr1foHs. and do not contain any poisonous uUn
OUa matters. and hcucc suitable for incdcindt asf
Respectfully. your ohcdcni servants
CHARLES 4. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assa,or.
~ 0rde 20 pFereni deception, 0lserte that fhc Zee @n-
ie ~ Tee Signature ~ f,D corffs c cork Qf cr1y
t0uf. wfhoaf This protection none IS gfs,aiHc.
The above Is put up In quart and pint bottles and is
or sale by a The Druggists.
WILSON, FAfRBANK s. CO.,
WHOLESALE DRtGGfSIS,
Nos. f3 d IS HaHorg Street. Boston.
o. no whom 90 orders must be addressed.
Tor sale by Druggists generally. 4i3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

Among tho hundreds Of Liver Remedies now offered
70 NE public, there are none So fully recommend
as w. Sanford lnugorator, so generally known now
Throughout the Union This preparation Is truly q Lir-
~ hrgoyator producing the most happy results ON an
VINO use IT, Almost innumcrlhlo certificates have been
gwen OF the great virtue Of s medicine by those of die
preparation now before the publicHidson County Dem
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

duBttrs DO not despair can have tried Arris C.ar
prcfuHaL % made ty Of e bcst medical lhemI.fs be-
woct ana s found tospoak ths hsh merits d.. rs
virtues - FHaaa,ipua La.g,r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

A LII KINDS OF WEST INDIA GOODS
4 4 tudGROCEiuES nay at on time, be found 90 the
Head OF State Street. JAMES a.. fHhNtl.
Moutpciaf, February, 1877. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

NfsI hsNcnEsffn, Pa teh. g. 1854
Your CHrHHr pErIuH,l ls performing marvellous cures
n This section u has relieved several from alarming uui
Of consumptin and cnting who has ialofe u
an affection Of the lungs ilr The last forty YEARS
HENRY l.. PARKS, Afrolaat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

IL EW STORE. -- The place TO buyyour
' WEST INDIA GOODS AND GHOCEItIES,
is at S. b. NoBNsoy's. opposite iAc Irics Church.
Mann Street, Muufuclrr. Nt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

needed to throw out ofthe
cine after a long sickness.
Jaundica removes an ycl-
nom tho skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest well.
cures Chronic Diarrh0a
summer and bowel COM
first dose.
attacks caused hy WORMS.
rem, thereis no surcr, SAT-
the world asitnerer fails.
Ia these statements they
wc can give evidence 10
are giving their unanim-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28
NE WIS SUMMARY.

gsgBy the last census it was shown
that there are more than $4,000 people
in Georgia who can neither read nor
write.
CgThe milkmen Of New York City
have recently held a meeting and deter
mined unanimously to raise the price of
their chalk and water to seven cents a
quart.
cD~The brick stables of Ghe Holyoke
House, At Holyoke, Mass, we're destroy
cd b. fire on Wednesday last, together
with four very valuable horses, 1t was
the work Of an ineendiAry.
-" VIM. L. Corey, benevolent old
Gentleman Of Huron, Mich., recently bot
a lit..e blue-cycd child from her drunk
On plrents, for 5000,
51Hon. y. (. Ntblacbe, Of Evans
Vile, has been nominated for Congress
y the Democrats of the Evansville dis
trlot, lad, to GIi ths vacancy occasioacd
By the death Of Judge LockhaEt.
GTThs depot OF the Ksnncbco and
Portland railroad, Al Brunswick, Me-,
was destroyed by FIRE on Monday, inclu-
ding large quantity Of freight, and
some baggage cars The loss is egtima-
ted at $4,000 and not insured. .
@ The latest adVicaa from Mexiso
state Sonora was again agitatad by re-
ports ofanothsr invasion fsom San FraA4
cisco. The whole State has been call
ed to arms. The moYsmsata Of the in-
Vadsrs was not very oisaE. F.
g7Ths Winchester Chronicle learns
that the county eouEt cg Greens county
has ordered an slessisn On the PROPOSE
ton to take $4,000 STOCK Ia the Rock
lsland and Alton Railroad.
ggTh@ Troy On. r. Budgss men-
sions kha renarkable fast that on Tues
day last, foz Ehs krst tins in period sa
yearss fgurs below Eve aoIIars was
used Ii khe Honr quotations.
| The National Hotel ut washing.
ton IL 70 be opsned in . little while, BY
. compauy os four New Hsnpahire msn,
They haEe given aeeurisy for ths due per-
formanse Of their part Of agreensnt. -
They ere 70 hare il rent free for psriod
| q TeaRa.
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Izaiimnanalia. Oct. IA.

1s A4sSAA @AAes 1haB Aa@& AW8
The Judge of the SupTszne Court nat
TO fll the vacancies csased BY the Fessg-
naai0m Of Judges Gootin and Stewart,
aad Oounky CLARK and 0oanty Conmis-
sionsE Of Marion poanty. wsre ia onlE
candidates vOssd for yesterday.
Ths Democrats made no nomination
Of candidates fos Judge u saa Saprelas
Coart, 40 thsy claim sAa2 andss aaaa soas
stisRtion of Indiana ths EmeAnaiea mast
be filed BIZ appointment 81 ths GoyaE-
nor.
The RapabEaaa caadiaAtss reserved O
fall EOte. GoIAplsta RakaEna fuz Connsy
CLARK and CommissisnsE ak MaRien Co,
elect J, G. New, Espahlican clerk bV 2l
maj, and r. 5ohnaoh, eomzaiasioasF, By
IS mai.
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On taxing & stroll to the lower end Of
our city, we were naturally led to the
inference that that part Of town was
taking the lead, and consequently act
much building going On in other locali-
ties. But when we come to visit the up
per portion Of our city, the improve
ments going on, give evidence that old
''HAFd Times" had not even had q very
deieterious effect in that section. In
fact, It is not easy to conceive what part
Of our aty is going ahead the fastest
our good people are preparing for win
ter, and seem determined to live COM
Portable, the "crisis" to she contrary
notwithstanding.
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III fsNMAs "a. o. sETTAr
BEn D BETTs,
eers, Surveyors aud
General Land and Real
Estate Agents,

rSTvE personal attsnsiOa ID lib saaeetaoa
IN and enkTy AZ EpgernmsnA L.And In Wess
sern ard Northsrn Iowa. To tie pHFehxss
ana saTe of lands and city and toWn prep.
arty. Land wArFants bought and sola.
REFERENCES
sasaa Cssassaas. Kas I. .saAce ssass, ii
Tsfu R4y~a Fzsz p Geag ca+s... - 80 sss ~ "
4 q wsaa praa q q nj nsnk.. -. u EEsasxs .
gnn 5asaes 81. G9ek, late caMapase. ss.4sasss - "
Tsrass msslsgy. Gsa.....,,.s.,s, AsrNss&. n
= n 6ass s. essss.ss.ssasas.... N sas<zaszsM 81
9srsss rb@gTs wsn......4.st~@ssss4aa azpasaam Mazs
n mMM oaaEms c. 3. = ss...sJsFxg asss n.
apgaAsT s
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ExtrsYsgancs in dress hnds & power
full argument in It's favor In the fellow
ing dialogue: Who would care 10 live,
IL he could not " 'stinKuish himself from
common folks s''
sfMaFia,p said lady TO hsE eoaeeed
chambernaid, "thAt's the third silk
dress you hare worn siaes ron easas 10
me-pray bow many do you owR2 2"
siOnly seFan, Miss, but Pse sayin' my
wages to buy anothsr.
@SegeRl What use are seyeu ailk
dresses TO your Why, I do not own "A
many As that ~
'Speet not, Miss,n said the sniline
dRrkey, ayon doeanf need 'em aa mas6
as does. You see roc 9aality white
folks everybody kaowz l. quality, bni
we besterrnoss kind of ealIsd pnssona
hsa 10 dress smart 10 iasingniah OURSELVES
from dc sonmoa niggars.
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$40 T YEaR n ADyAN
VOL. I. 70. 81
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q
pnsxaald Cs. 81 i 80 ss
rssn q ss. 80 sasla, aa4 aa a
nan -. 80
st.rE Co, 500 ga. alsI:
AahtAbala bOfd - fsEasaA
!. IorAias ao..a.y se~plssp, "a ssR
maj.
Asdiaa Co, 500 rep. ~
Haniison o., EScas - = en iaAse
Ia nsAj. Clffson tswp Ghaee - gsg
Ssefss town'p, PAyae 81 asM - Al ~
waxaa Chase l07 NAB n aaEssg rAz1as
200 mai. 4gh ward. payns so - -
ward, Chase l3 mai. ikh ward, KMse
a8T kai. Tth ward, OhAse IS saai, -
Easd, Payne LOO taai. atA NAxAs PAgze
$50 maj. 10th ward. Chsaa - mai.
lltk ward, Chase - ~ l1th ward,
Payz4s I20 mai. E8sA wAxss, Payns 90
msj. l4th ward, ghaae 100 Eaai. liza
ward, Psyna Ia5 mMb ss
Wayne sc., 41D daa. mai.
Green eo., 4 400 res. mm. -.a7e
HazpA sa., 100 roe. maj 3.E-a
6aaAnsky o., - dasa4 najs aa. Gt
LEacas e0,s 30 aem4 zaj. .,rasf
Henry so., 150 dem. maj.
Dsa&nCs co., DO asma. HsAj.
wood -
Laks COZ lySQ0 Ea5as xzs
ma.
highland 90, Madison Asshp ghasa
o. msj. - s1gsi 5s tA
QleEnsnL e. Ohio town'ps Chase "a
maj.
Athens co., Athsna townshisp, 0haas
l3l mai sEA
Nsrram ee., TaEsla Craaks Chase s0A
mai. As far aa haara frpm CHASE loseS
40 votes in this county,
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The foi1sEing eemmunieasioa from
the Secretary Of Stats was transmitted
to the United States Aasahals and the
United states District Attorneys On the
18Th alt: "l.
sIR-FFom information received at
this Department, there Il reason to be-
lievs thai lswle&s persons are now engaga
I'd withiH ths limits of the United statsa
in setting on foot, and preparing she
means for military expeditions, 10 be
carried on against the territories Of Mex
leo, Nicaragus sad Costs Riea--Fspub-
hcs With whom the Unitad States are at
peaeo-in direct violation af the sixth
scti6u Of the act Of CoHgreSs, approved
10th April, 1918. And, under the eighth
section Of said act, it IL made lawful for
the PresidsRts o#sueh persons as he shall
empower, % employ hs land and naval
forces Of The United States and the mi
hkia thereof, "for tha purpose Of pre-
TsnhRg the carrying On af any such ex-
psditiaa or enterprise from the Terrific
riea or jurisdiction of the United States. p
/ am, therefore, directed by the Prezi-
dent TO cali your attention TO the sub
jest, and to urge gen To use all due dill.
genoea Dad 70 ayail ysaEsaif Of all legit-
innate meaas and al othsR provisions of
said act Of 20fh Apgil, 1918, against these
Who may be found 70 Be engaged in set
ting sn-foos or preparing military expe-
ditIOns agaiaat the territories Of kfaxico,
Costs Riea and Nicaragua 80 nanifastIy
prejudi eial 10 the national character,
and 50 injurious 70 the national interest.
Aad ron are also hereby instructed to
communicate to tAis Department the
earliest information you may receive raj
atiTe TO such expeditions.
| am, sir, your obeatbent servant,
LEWIS CASS.