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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

,FrWe are sorry TO be obliged 10 ,alnde 70
our schools in the way Of censure. But
90 much complaint has reached lssof the
bad conduct ofthe scholarship our public
schools, as well as what has came under
our own observation, that We ieel'it our
duty to bring tha. matter to the intention
ofths public. tssss ,4l9
~ Our citizens complain .hatthe snhoollars
are, perfect nuieences TO the nsighborhood
10 which they are situated. The school
Aoys take & possession OF the streets, are in
sols6t and insulting 70 passers by,P
I'VE elliptic above from the Ohio Eagle
hpf.lastw week, aud in candor have to say.
that our schools bothfar and near Gin our
humble opirion) are not conducted in. all
things 10 a manner best calculated to de-
ssvslops 10 the highest degree the moral and
yinnteleclual powers Of our children; this
.,welba7s been inclined to attribute mainly
10 the stsrsotyped theory Of importing
knowledge in our scholastic Institutions.
and we have long been the advocate Of a
reform. But, in justice to our Common
Schools We simply haya to say, that some
q6ys years since, we moved to town for the
sole purpose Of increasing our facilities for
The education Sof of cur children, from that
time to this, we have averaged from five
10. eight boys and girlsin attendance at the
Union Schools, save and exeeptsuob times
as we were compelled to place the boys,at
work upon the iaEm, and the girls Ht the
wash tub, aud other domestic. duties. du-
ring all ofwhich time we have had little
reason TO complain, our children are liy :
ing samples Of the progressively have
male, and under the circumstances. We
challenge any school in Ohio to furnish
better specimens Of physical. moral and
intellectual doyelopement than we can fur
9lisb. Il
The matter Of which the editor Of the
Eagle, complains, would seem to be an out
side influence action Of our childrnn
upon, the street, and throughout tn. city
and he asks this very pertinent question
S.tWbois responsible? Parents, teacher
or the Board Of Education"
We have faint reccolleclion ofa rule
established by Superintendent NELSON
'(wth 10 the last two years) by which h,
applied the cat-o:niue tails to all the boys
who were reported minus, in manner, and
lnorols throughout the city, This led to :
rebellion Of parents. guardians and those
Having charge Of children. the consequence
( was the parents became dudgeonizei. tbs
Board Of Eluca ion had to rscind the ru|t
and leave the parent and teacher masters
of their respective Jurisdictions, this VI
think the true thsory-if the parents Gan
not, or win not controle their children whel
out o. school. tits worse than folly L
hold the teacher responsible for the morals
and manners Of our children under sucl
circumstances.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

r "A GREAT MEDIo1kE FOR FEMAIEs.-
Hundreds Of stimulants have bsen invented
and sold purpor,ing 10 be specific. in the
various diseases and arrangements to which
the DELICATE form OF woman render her sub
jeet. The result Of allthese stimulants has
been to impart nlOsaentary activity to- the
nervoas system. and false yigor to the mus
clss; but this relief has been succeeded by
a depression and prostration, greater, than
before; snd the repeated attempts Of lnval-
ids to build themselves up by these false
remedies. have finally ended in Destroying
whatlittle vital Organization was left.' But
in using "BGRHAyE's HoLLAND BIrTERs, :
YOU will and no such disasterous results
II is purely vegetable compound, prePa'
red on strictly scientific principles, altel
the manner otihe celebrated Holland Pro
fessor Berhave. Under its influence
every nerve and muscle receives new
streangth and vigor, appetite and sleeT
return, and finally, perfect health. se'
advertisement in an other column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

EF The testimony taken 10 the con.
tested Congressional election case 10 ST.
Louis, Blair VS. Barret, Is developing an
immense amount Of sSaDdalous fraud
nough to Clearly elect Mr. Blair to his
seat, which as the next House will be op'
position he win probably ct. HIS great
est danger arises from his feud with Doug
las. A he stumppd Illinois in behal
Of Lincoln, he cannot expect much sympa.
thy from the personal friends Of Mr.. Doug
las,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
E51-Tbe Philadelphia Bulletin express,

E1-The Philadelphia Bulletinexpresses
its solemn conviction that james Buchanan
President of these Uuited States, IS insane
lt,declares that q writ of de lunatico inqui
rendo in his case would ke welltimsd. We
are as badly of as Prussia with her crazy
King. Ia. an immergency. the Constitution
makes provisions for sort Of regency, u
the cheil magistrate becomes lunilio.--
The clause filing his place where there il
manifest inability to discharge theduties,
Is the cass precisely
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
sv The imports Of f,reign merchandise

fW The imports Of f,reign merchandise
al New York for the month Of October,
saye the Journal Of Commerce. shows a
large gain upon the corresponding total for
last year. but there has been q meterial
falling off in the receipts Of specie. as in
October. 1857. the current Of the precionS
metals had been reversed. aud was setting
this way from Europe, while during the last
month the now ofsppcie had been outward,
The export from New York to foreign
ports for The month Of October, shows 9
falling Of from the corresponding total o
last year in every item but specie bullion
this,is owing to the decreased demand fol
breadstuff. Exclusive Of specie, the falling
of has beeu neally$2 600. 600. u Z -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

G9 New, Arrangement Mrs. NIeH widow
Of the late Col. Nigh Of Tarlton has ref ted
and opened out the House formerly known
as Mems HOTEL in Tarltou where she
will accommodate travellers in superior
stile. five wanted good supper. break
fast Or dinner. We would tresspass up;p
time and inorerse our speed to get to th,
table Of mother Men.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
MaWnIED,

On 0ctohAr 2ist. bv fl@v D. NJ. Ma
tins, Mr.. ssWTLLTAM II. THOMPSON aud
Miss MARY J W1LLr7s. both Of this couu
2 On Sunday, evening. the 7'll inst. at
the Lrthsfari 'Parsona "a btar Amarda Nv
Rev D. NJ. Martins. Mr. JoHE ". HA3NEL
and Miss SARAH ]. ClR1sTY.
Atthe house Of the brides mother, 10
Clearcratk Township. OstoFer. 26h, hy
Rev. g. G West, Mr. GEORGE H MARSH.
and Miss REBEccA JoEEs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

~ For the Lancaster Gazette.
Here is matter for much profitable re-.
hsclion. How much. Of all the acts of the
race Of manknd. are done from mere force
Of habit, and education; and are not at all
the result of conviction, arising from our
owe .meutal investigation Of Truth. and
justice, from which. principles are estab
.lished. There is subject matter enough
in this ons thought, TO remodel the whale
civilized world. ~ Ia r HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
! Ohio AgrlcultnraI Report.

We have received through the polite
ness of Representative B, w. CARLISLE. a
copy ofthe Ohio Agricultural Report Tor
1857. from the Corresponding Secretary.
j. H. KLIPPART. Esq It is work Of
90opages, we'll printed and neatly bound
in cloth. The Agricultural Reports pre-
vous to this were bound in paper covers
and consequently soon destroyed. Through
d the action Of our Representative Mr.. CAR
'LIsLE. an appropriation was made last win
ter to defray the expense Of tie more sub
stantial binding now used. Mr.. KLIPPART
deserves much credit for the good arrange
,ment and vast amount Of important infor
nation to the farmer contained in this Re
mort
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

A WELL MIXED RACE There is now
in Rochester, New York, man aged
one hundred and six years. whose aaces'
try. together, with his own progeny. will
9 hihit oke Of the srsngest mixtures OF
races ever heard Of His name is Johr
Shenandoah O'Brien and he was torn il
Boston, 1859. lis father was an Irish
man and his mother an Indian Of the o.
Media tribe. When twelve years old HI
was sent to France. aud there educated
as physician. He returned to Amcri-
ca and served in the Revolutionary war; he
then went back to France, and there mar
ried the daughter Of the Emperor Of No
rocco, by whom he had eight children
with her he lived in the United States
for some time. Hs then married an Amer
lean woman descended from the Teutonit
line. and after her death morri d ne
gress, who was, fifty years younger thar
himself. and by whom he had four chill
dren. In his children are united thu
blood of the Celts. the Teutons, the Afri
can, aud the North American Indians.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

ThneBErs on THE New YoRk PRiz1
Fleur.--A letter from New York says
Morrisseys wife, who is said to be the
daughter Of wealthy man in Troy, won
So 900 on the result OF the fight, aud his
father in law. won 100000 Is not New
Yorka great State and is not Troy con
siderable Of village? Does il not speak
we'll for ths morals, Of community wher
woman stakes money on the probabilities
Of her husband being able 10 pound and
beat another man till he is Hammered to ,
Jelly and overcome?-[ Boston Traveller
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

EAn intelligent farmer Of Jackson
county, Ia. informs us that the hog and
corn crops Of the sections Of country con
rjguous o tie d,ii.wood fork Of White
River. are remarksbly sosp,. Last Jear
the cholera slew the hogs. and The high
waters last spring and up to the l,5'h June
destroyed the corn. He says there is no
corn. aud but few hogs for sale ih thstre.
gion The surplus Of hogs left by, the
cholera were bought by Kentuckians some
tim ago 4'2 'ga'-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

l% The Young Mems Literary Insti,
tute will hieetst the City Hall on Friday
syening nextJ at 81 o'clock. r
Question fot discussion, r sotvsd, Thai
out Common School system be abolished
Foremen IN dsbat6L Messrs. Mcneil q
Baker. - "a
t DR.. o. E..DAYIS Prsst.
y q. W.. CoRMANY See'y. lsa5 u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

~A letter from Bishop McIlvatne
dated Lake Como, October 9th, speaks Of
bis hes!th as grestly improved, although
Gas the Western Eplscopslian Informs us
"his ceretal Improvement had not quite
kept pace with his muscular" The same
paper speaks OF the Bishops intention to
visit Rome before his return.-[ Zanesville
Courier. - *
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

EFMorrissey, the bruiser, lost upon
the, New York election the thousand. dol
lars he won in the 6ght with the Benicis
Boy. He-got rid Of y very easily, cOnsid-
erinS what bari knocks he got il by. >
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

,MohrAL1rY AMONG CArHoLrG PRfEsfs.-
We learn from the Catholic Staudafd.
published in New. Orleans that six Catho-
iic priests have fallen in that city since
the commencement of the epidemic. We
learn also from the same source that the
diocese has lost no less than sixteen
priests within the short period Of six
ihonthG. ,.ss .s,,s Ia -. 4.s.sq3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

DKowStD About nine o'dlosk last
night FArix sH1nkEr. an Irish dray man
when returning home, walked into the
canal and was drowned; he was man oI
industry but Of very inlemperate habits to
Nliicii cause the accident is aitributable.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

AsHDERRY DAUoHEBrE. Esq, escorted
by the he Sheriff and suit. left our city
onsMonday morning last for three years
visitto the Penitentiary, for the purpose
Of rendering some aid to incorrigible coun-
terfitters. $500
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

ET Why IS sfy one Of the tallest of in
sects? Because he stands over six feet with.
out shoes orstocEihgs. .,.s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
Consumptives do not Despair!

rTAE EoLD INDIAN
DOCTOR, UNcUS BRANT,
while q Missionary am ong the
Indians OF the Rocky Moun
tains. diseovff red 4 p A RE
PLANT, thai prpyes 10 he, e
certain cure forConsVmptien, I,
Bronchitis. Asthma. fiver
Complaint. Nervous nfer-
tioRs, Coughs. coids, &c. =
Having now made his fortun q
ard retired from business, no
will send tbepresertpiIon ami
directions for preparipg tho
medicine free cT eharge To all
who desire II, and will send
"a his agent. epclOsing two
clamps 20 eegts); 10 pay the
rrtnTi letter. with'a descrip-
ton oftheir symptoms The
Old noctor has cured more
thHn arOO easss ;ef CoBFsnp :
ton alone. and !hOpes all as
filrted nfepte Hzll'aynllthcm- :
selves of this opportunity. ns
the Unct0r wishes u do ali
the good he eah sbefore no
dies. Address all letfersi0
DANIEL ADTE.
Boy a5R1:P o., New York;
Who Ia his sole agent.
October u, 1855 .ly24 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
VIRGINIA. Carolinian writes home
of the sentiment in the old Dominion:

"Thers dare not" he says, ga public
man in Virginia talk Of disunion. The
staunchest Of them have told me so in
person. To talk Of disuuion is 20 bs out
Of public life and influence. If Virginia
is to lead US. in the alternative, out OF
this Union, close the book throw up the
game-itis hopeless--if is already deci-
ded.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
Douglas Is Defeated.

On the eveof going TO press we have
received private dispatches from Cairo.
Jonssborough, Shawneetown and other
points in Egypt, assuring us Of the elec
tion '9f two, and probably. three Nation al
Democrats to The lower House, and assu.
ring US, also, that three Of the Dsmscrat-
ic Senators holding over will, beyond
doubt, oppose the re election Of Douglas.
Added to this good news, we have the as
surrnce that several Of the Senators and
Representatives Just elected, and supposed
to be favorable to Douglas will not sup
port him. but win maintain the Integrity
of the Democratic party OF the country, by
voting for Judge Breese. or some otBeI
good and reliable Democrat.
This intslligercs cones to us in such
shape. ahd from sources so reliable. that
we cannot doubt it--csnnot doubt that
Mr.. ouglas win be defeated in his ef-
forts to secure his reelection to the U. S
ISenaie. 'st~ 'st~'
The true friends Of the Democratic
party in the Legislature, rather than throw
a firebrand in the National Councils ofthe
party, will so vote as to prevent the cleo
ton OF either Douglas. or Lincoln, anC
leave the matter open till 1860. when the
Democracy ofthe state will he better ahl'
to settle the controversy consistently will
the welfare Of the Democratic party.
We congratulate the, Spartan band O
: National Democrats in Illinois, and tn
Democracy Of the country generally, ,!upol
this intelligence, and assure them the
may rely upon its truthfulness. Doug a
is defeated, and the Democratic party wi
he safe from his disorganizing efforts, an
, after the next session OF Congress, whic
will finally close his Senatorial career. :
This is as it should be. Let every Dem
ocrat in the land rejoice.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

coapotoeE-v Corn, whether .ib the
liquid o. solidfoim. sppsass " uhnys great
AttFsstiOns OSO6r fast yOnbg msnlws learn
tina, on Saturday last. three sialWaft young
gentlemen. sons ofthe Widow LooEER, Ts-
siding in4 Violet township. were politely 70.
questsd BY constable wEAktE and marshal
BopEsnEINEE. TO attend pesiiag before
Squire stsinmau, where, upon the giving
in fthe experiences Of sundry kind neigh.
bors, the Hen, g. Sisinmau z O.. dseWsd
il proper 10 require them 70 pledge their
donors in bond Of Eve hundred dollars 70
attend Apo;her meeting called the Court q
Common Pleas, then and thepet TO give. a
moro full ,count Of their peculiar procljy,
iIies fOr corn. pumpkins &C.. and abide the
opinion of twelve soysreigns, !. The charge
against said beautiful young men was, tba'
they had entered the fields Of their neigh
Dor. and carried off as bushels Of corn and
three wagon loads Of pumpkins; whether
to distribute among the poor, or 10 feed
their own chickens, pigs and children. does
not appear from the record. -
But we would admonish all fast young
men to beware Of conslables aud marshals
they are very saucy set Of critters. and
would Just as soon take these fast young
men to jail, ,sor to the Penitsntiary as 10 4
meeting bsfore his Honor the Mayor. O'
Squire Steinman. We pity the sgei
mother who pledged her farm, her fortune
and her sacred honor, for the faithful per
formance Of this trio Of fast young men.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
PHILApELPHIA MARKET 80

PBiLAnELrHil. November Q. ts5s.
FloTr isBnehang gedf sale q 50 fOr good EXTRA and
Is far~xirs family; sHperana u a6errda az o..
Ggode Al y in iode " qaesf; slIr . HGnhush
els He'd pryAie terms Red IL quotrd at IsaI 20,
aud White att gs6t3l
New rye eommEnds y a35ceuts.
Corn Il betsr sac. ~ $500 bushels or Old yellow
az fne. and new AZ co 20 cents.
Oats unchanged. .ssles43 eeris.
whiskyhfmer sales 1t 81 S2s1s cents
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
TO1NYALIDsl

DIR, y. WISE,
Pbysiclan 1or Dlacascs 81 tne Ihfta
Lsngtaad Head. Peuelt lripnulsiltlcI. rnd IA.
Userue rregtlasl hronl, nisssaas. a. a..
NAV beransulicd IN. .IsaNCAs sTRF. nfiho.T TAI
lNl MApoK nOukH. NQvENBEi, elnel1 ard sst
and will wish IBIS eity moailly NE same dates.
Dr. WiSE treats Laus aud Ctest diseases - ~ = q
mode Nedieaisd lahalsilqn aad dlfset IePtraltfeut
ibd .shosr long praeiicni ssprrisuscaneesispslrs
Observation IN the htapnis 81 Nov Work nd On pms
vnt1 pfaetie .tnEuihef uh gcmn ~
lnr rosf enlnent Ffnfessrfs ~ MeNirie srh NrrefF
"a congtJ and hurepe rives ursurnnrs lhal
him eaii. r. 4--
TAe grsst uoln, In ihe trestssn, an humsn psis.
dies u u e. - the discnse tha dtreet manner. an
medicines ne estimrted " heir pcton upon the 81
g.n rrquirng relief tsshe fs pArsaft taet upon
which lrhalniiop ard Caheterisn sre tased. ~ iho
Stomach u diseased takr medyelnes dlfescv inte
the stamach; ifthe nnea iseaseds bfrae or 10.
haieun~dieated vapors directly Into thew this rea-
son ely coBsnfnriicr and Diseases afthq Chea have
heretofore resisted alt tsNatneht, has heph eecaaao
they haye act Deer aPpFQaehed IN dTegi meuper. .
FS Fers0bs allrled qlth Cheat Dtteaae sihould rot
dclHy havtng prone te edies used eve n II ion late
TBlsfs afdsai 6fstskc ard should Ssw wefeontdered
EE No Chsrge fot Conspliaionl Rg
! DR.. Wise may bo eoasnlloi thranRh Box No, eos.
Dayton, Olio., Lancaster, Jolly =, lh5e--1etf
IAN wanting IN emiRrate fe mild climate. .Foad
soil. md dne markets see advertisements Of ammou-
Ton Lands. ..s--f rfl s-r4. = 49, !
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Sgiv oRfE ~. SoTembeT9 0. fss9
Flour dnIl: snpertnc, AIS. Nolasses. nc Mess
POTk b-nyani, Ard advanced 5oeents. qnpiing sls.
lard alsO paOf ant sqdadvaneed tfe qa0sins al Zoe
shouIds rs,7 e: Sides. 9gS cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
Prlce Twenty.Five Cents.

N..AtttIJt,, THE Author ofthe above
.>&Sx II WIN volume isl graduate and de-
NSSfA,tyslTTtEhs,,, vGtei quarter of acenlury
AwNNf/ ALEAL.G& tnu stndyand treatpe nioi
S~>LT ,z&4gSyrgfE< SYPHILIS d kiI dreddiso rdeTs
--/ x<SqnExk -. as q speciality n he / Asbeeome
-lxtAsf4zxk{N>>. possessed Of Invaluable in
C.2115.teAzsF-&<<N,> formation in regard TO the
-//r[9TrTnrS,>> same and is able 10 com press
~" i'N'"'a' into sEdemecum m passthe
very quintessence OF medical science this lmpor
tant subject: The result of the experience OF the
tharou hly ilrhis oEnhsbls sueeessfgl
practice 10 the treatment Of secret diseases In many
thousands Ofcases in the Chy ~ PhilAdeihia alone.
7sstimeHy eftAs Pr6esser Of o5s,sriss in Penn Coz
Iege. PhiisaeIP1is.
s.DR HuNrfR-s MEDrcIL MASuEL .',--The a1ihor Of
This work unlike the majority Of those WIN advertise
to Gu re the diaeases Of which 1t treats graduate Of
ofthe best Colleges in the UBited States. u ai-
fords pleasure to recommend bin to the DnforfH-
nate the Ui6tim Of ndiPrne
erpsrfsHesd pr cItOner in vbose honor and iRegri-
ty they may place the greatest confidence
JOSEPH s. LlNGSHoRE. II. n. q
From a. WOODWARD, NJ D.. of PsHH Uairersifg. Phil
1t gives pleasure to add my TESTIMONY 70 the pros
fessonal ability Of the author ofthe Medical MaHEet
Numerous cases of Diseases Of the Genital Organs,
some Of them oflong standing. have come under my
untic in which his skill has been manifest in reEior
ing to perfect health 10 instances where The pa
teni has been hey"nd medical aid. lnthe
treatment os Seminal waakno-s dis1rrahgemeBt OF
the functions pralucea by Ssf-abuse- or EIesss oi
venery do not know his superior in the profession
have been acquainted with the author some thiry
wears aud deem it than Justice to him as well
kindness to the unfortunate victim feariy indis-
erection. to recommend him one. IN whose profes-
skill aud integrity they safely cnHade them
selves ALFRED WOODWARD. N. D. e
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IkgAatastn @tstttf
CITY or tANCAsTER
our Public schooIs.

Ft aEsaaE aIoralnE. Noy.IL lsss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
MASONIC GALE Err

REGULAR MEETINGS.:
LANCASTER LODGE. No. 57......... Nov. 10, 1855:
80 CHAPTER, NOII. ............ IL '-
i' RNCAMPARNT. No. e....... % =.
Oct. %, 1859. G. STEINMAN. Recorder.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
EFr No Chsrqe fof ConSpllaionl RsY

n-7sAIi wanting IN emiRraief 10 mild climate. .F0ad
SOIL md ane market see Advertisement OF Iiammou-
Ton Lands. - ~. s-., -sL,ai 4,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-15
NDg'Es'H.

Whereas the Legis'sturc Of Tennessee, at
It's last session, passed an act making 1t the
dntv of the various SheritS Of said State, to
open and bold an election at each precinct
lnlher respective counties, in order o ascrr-
tam he sense OF the people as TO whether a
convention shall be called to "amrnd revise
or form Il new COnsiiiut Ion' Of sa d State
therefore, |. John w. Custer, Sheriff Frank
lin county, do hereby give notice to the voters
Of sat cuuny, that Will, on the lat Thurs
day Of September next open and hold an cleo
ton al the various Erec nets Of said county,
for the purpo>" of taking said vote. Gwen
under my hand at Office, this the 18Th July,
1888. JOHN w. CUSTER,
Sheriff OF Franklin County.