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ncaprbiy for labor and study dullness OF apprehension
loss Of memory. aversion 70 society, love OF soil ude
HId.gy se,ftisrust. dizziness heacachc, involuntary
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pjmpes on the face sexual and -her iuGrnates in
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L. j. CzaFkay. his mvthed OF curing diseases is
unknown To others and fence the great success. All
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BLANKs.- Every description of Blanks executed OF
the shoret notice, with unryaied and neatne.
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Mr.. BALCOMBE moved that both 70
ports be laid upon the table until the second
Monday Of June. Carried.
Mr.. EAMES moved . reconsideration of
the vote. Lost.
Mr.. BRAY offered q resolution that no
member in this House shall receive any per
diem from the 18th day Of March until the
LIST day Of June.
Mr.. TATTERSALL moved that the
resolution be laid upon the table. Lost.
Mr.. CHASE moved that the resolution
be postponed until the second Monday Of
June.
Mr.. PIERCE moved as an amendment,
that the House adjourn until tomorrow
morning at Q O'Clock. Lost.
Mr.. STARKEY moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table. Carried.
THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS.
An act to authorize the County Commits.
sioners Of Blue Earth county to borrow mo.
ney. Passed.
THIRD READING or HOUSE, BIIfs.
An act to incorporate the town Of Calais.
Passed.
An act to incorporate the town Of Reno.
Passed.
An act TO incorporate the town Of Clxe-
land. Passed.
An act to incorporate the town of Zum.
brota. Passed
The House adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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have alluded 10. Instead Of anathemas and
ridicule, admiration and congratulstion
! were awarded them. A few years, and what
a change. That gentleman Is now one Of
/ the loudest In denouncing these expeditions.
/, however, leave the matter with this house
and apologize for trcspssing. venture to
say. 10 conclusion, there il no claim con-
tained 10 that appropriation bill more Just
than these and which the State is, usdoubt-
edy, bound TO pay.
( Some remarks we're made by Mcssrs
BgAHcE and BALcoxBE, in reply, and the
motion was lost.
On motion Of Mr.. RUTAN, the Com
mittee arose, reported progress, and asked
leave TO sit again.
The House then took recess until half
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment
and was called to order
The House again went into Committee Of
the Whole upon the Senate Appropriation
bill.
Mr.. BALCOMBE In the Chair.
The bill OF OWENS Il MORx. asSignces Of
TToxAs FosrER, Of 1901 OF, was stricken
from the bill
The bill Of CoxBs Il BROTHER was re-
ducel from 81 ,G3S TO 81 $50.
On motion Of Mr.. PIERCE, the Com
mittee arose, reported the bill back with
amendments, and recommended their adop-
ton and the final passage oil the bill.
The House cOncurred.
The bill was then put upon it, third read.
ing and passed.
The bill providing for Il township and
county organization was taken up and the
amendments Of the Senate cOncurrcd in.
On motion Of Mr.. U1'fS, All act 10 amend
section rs, chapter II, Of the revised
statutes, WAC taken up and read third time
Mr. McGRORrY moved call Of the
House.
On motion Of Mr.. GIBSON, further pro
ccedings under the call were dispensed with
Mr.. SHEEIZ introduced bill to incor-
porate the town Of Bancroft, which was
read second time, under suspension OF the
rules.
The House then adjourned
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LAW No, 5s,l

AN ACT to establish the county of Kanabec
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota
SECTION /. That 80 much Of the county Of
Pine and State OF Minnesota, ~ lies within the
following boundries be, and the same Is hereby
established as the county Of kanabec: Begin
ming at the south east corner of township thir-
ty-eght (3s), range twenty.three (23) west
thence west to the south west corner Of town
ship thirty-eight (3s), range twenty-five (25)
west; thence north to the northeast corner of
township forty (40), range twenty-five (25)
W So. the see east ss tls seutks ess corner Of
township forty.One (4l. range twenty -four (24)
west thence north TO the northwest corner Of
township forty.two (42), range twenty -four ca
west thence east to the northeast corner of
township forty-two H2), range twenty two (22)
west thence south TO the southeast corner Of
township forty-one (4D, range twenty-five (22)
west to the northeast corner OF township forty
(40), range twenty three (2O west; thence
south to tho place Of beginning. The County
Seat OF said county is hereby located at Bruins
wick.
SEC. 2. The Governor shall appoint three
suitable persons, who shall constitute q Board
Of County Commissioners for said county, who
shall hold their Offices until the next genera
election or until their SUCCESSORS are duly elect
ed and qualified; and the said Board Of Con-
missioners shall have power to appoint all Othf
officers, in and for said county; and said Cor !,
missioners shall have full power and authori T.
TO do and perform all acts and duties devOlvi nj
upon the Board OF County commissioners Of N,
other county in this State.
SIC. 3. This act sh al take effect on ard AT
ter its adoption by a majority Of the Elects n o
Pine county, at the next general election.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro tenn Of the II. 0i K.
RICHARD g. MURPHY,
President pro tenn OF the SEM ,te
Approved March l3 1855.
CHAs. l.. CHASE. Acting Goyer nor.
SgogErARY's OFFicB, Minnesota,
March l3, lSjS.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be true
copy OF the original on file in this Office.
CHAs. l.. GHAsS. d ec'y
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BY AUTHORITY,

tLaw No. ST.
AN ACT to amend Section . Of Chapter 10 OF
the Session Laws Of 1857
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the State of
Minnesota
SECTION l. That Section Of Chapter IL of
the Session Laws OF the Extra Session of 1857.
being IAN Act to grant the right to establish
ferries and maintain the same, to certain per-
sons in this Territory be SO anne nded IS TO
extend the time for filing the bonds required in
said Section, 10 one year from the passage OF
this Act.
iGE0RGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro tenn Of the X. Off.
RICHARD q. MURPHY,
President pro ten Of the Senate.
Approved March Is, 1858.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SKcRETABYs OFFICE, Minnesota
March 49, 1858.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy Of the original on file in this Office
CHAs. L. CHASE, Secretary.
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Sen ATE.
MONDAY, March ~, 1858.

MONDAY, March ~, 1858.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. BEEMAN offered resolution au-
thorizing the Secretary TO issue certificates
OF per diem to members and officers of the
Senate, up TO the 25th inst,--the time Of
adjournment. Which was adopted.
Mr.. RlDPATH rose to a question of
privilege. lie said there was an article in
the Minnesot,an which reads:
1.-THE Minnesota State Senate has voted
S75 to the Sergeantat-A Arms, Of that body,
for extra services, wit:--l.iquor furnish
ed, S45 co. Revolver stolen from Liquor
room, $50 90: Total-S75 90. There il a
Democratic majority in this body, and also
a majority in favor Of the $4,000 900 Loan
lie wished to have the Jouraal read, in
order TO ascertain the truth of these state
mcn,s,
Mr.. FULSOM thought the Senate was
wasting time in examining all the charges
which appeared in the public press.
Mr.. BEMAN said the statements which
appeared in the Minnesoiidn was perfectly
false and was known to be 50 when the ar
ticlo was written. That paper had been
in the habit Of making these false and in
famous charges. and he believed that this
properly question Of privilege in order
that the editor Of that paper might he prov
ed wha, he really is SO lar as he was con
cerned be deemed the editor and his article
too contemplate to demand even moments
attention, yet if he belonged on the Demo.
cratic side Of the Senate he would move the
expulsion OF the Reporter for that paper,
although he Is not responsible for the false
toods which have appeared in its columns
during the entire session but the Senate
owed something to its own dignity, and the
father OF these lalsehoods should be treated
with that contempt he justly deserves
These charges were made against the Demo
cratic party, and for one he believed them 10
he without any foundation.
Mr.. RlDPA1Il thought that forbear.
ance had ceased TO be virtue, and he
would not longer allow mere hsehoods aud
Misrepresentation to pass by unnoticcd.
Mr.. HUDSON offered resolution, au-
thorizng the Secretary 10 inform the differ
en-, publishers that no pay would be allowed
for papers furnished after the 25th inst
The resolution was adopted.
House bills were then taken up and read
tirs, time.
Mr.. COOK offered resolution authori-
zinr the Secretary to prepare u list Ct all
bills approved by the Governor and have
the same printed for the use Of the Senate.
Adopted.
THIRD READING.
The following bills were read third time
and passed
4 bill incorporating the town Of Ncnah
aud
A bill incorporating the town of 81. 10
sph.
Mr. JONES moved that bill requiring
the registry Of votes be referred 10 the Ju-
dietary Committee, and the ayes and nays
beng called. the motion WAS lost. Ayes
| IL, Nays Il.
Mr.. VAN kTTEN MOVED ,ccoGSide-
ration OF tue vote pcnliug which, call OF
the Senrie was onlend.
Ai(cr considerable discussion on points Of
order, &c, the Sergeant. a, Arms reported,
and the StGa,e al Jurnei.
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Committee, reported that It had been unani-
mously agreed To retain the appropriations
TO different parties for printing, &C., as pro-
vided in the original appropriation bill.
The report was accepted, and the COM
mittee discharged.
On motion OF Mr.. HALL, q bill amend
ing section us OF chapter II, h the Re
vised Statutes, which had been amended in
Committee OF the Whole, was taken up and
the amendments were concurred in by the
Senate.
The resolution adopted this morning, in
relation 10 a return Of the bill providing
for township and county organization was
reconsidcred, the bill having received con
stitutional majority the trouble concerning
il having arisen from a mistake in the
Journal
Mr.. COWAN moved that the vote by
which tho Senate passed bill amending
sections so and SO Of the Revised Statut,s,
be reconsidered after lengthy discussion
on points Of order, a call Of the Senate was
ordered, which was suspended for the special
purpose Of taking up the appropriation bill.
The bills was then passed BY vote Of
ayes 30, nays 0.
On motion Of Mr.. SKINNER, the
Homestead Bill, as amended ia the House.
was taken up, and Mr.. COOK moved to lay
it over until the second Monday Of June
next.
The question then being upon the adop.
ton Of the House amendments, the Senate
refused TO adopt, and Committee OF Con
ference was appointed, consisting Of Messrs.
RiDrArH, SrREErEE, DuSwELL, and WAT.
SON.
On motion Of Mr. COWAN, the follow.
ing bills were taken up, read and passed
A biz prescribing the qualifications ri
Clerks Of the District Court;
A bill describing the duties and qualfca-
tons of Clerks Of the Supreme Court.
The Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
REPORTS AND RESOLUTIONS

Nj. KEITH offered the following resolu.
ten
-esoirei. That the chief clerk be, and is
hereby directed 90 issue certificates Of per di,rs
to the members cf the HOUSE To the 18th inst
inCiusye. hdapici.
Mr.. TATrERS ALL u.lyel a pcoDsi
dlratiou of the vote gpon the resolution
List
The JOINT Committ,e Of ConGtrrEco up,a
the Hemes,oad bin reported in favor os r.
ecling from the ansn menis made by the
House.
Mr.. BkARCt presented minority r.
pert ohjccting TO ,ba manner @. prnc,dar''
suggested by The majority, aoi srbyrr-Ne
OF the end OF legislator.
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Valley Railroad Company. Passed finally,
ayes As, nays 6.
An act to incorporate the town of Alex.
andria. Passed.
An act to authorize the survey of the
town plat Of Belle Plain.
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HOUSE or REP REPRESENTATIVES..

HOUSE OF REP
The House met at ten o'clock, and was
called TO order by the Speaker.
REPORT AND RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. MASTERS offered a resolution that
the Chief Clerk be directed to give certit-
Gates on the Treasurer Of State for all mo.
neys paid out by the members OF the House
Tor the purpose OF the enrolment Of bills on
Saturday last.
Motion lost-Ayes I nays 80.
Mr.. OTIS offered the following
Resoiped, BY the House Of Representa-
tiyes Of the State Of Minnesota, lihe Senate
concurring) That Aaron Goodrich, Moses
Shcrburne and William Hollingshead. here
toiore appointed commissioners to revise the
laws Of this State be and are hereby in
structed TO enter upon their duties, and com
pile the laws Of this State, ranging them
under suitable and appropriate chapters,
and to prepare system OF pleadings and
practice for the several courts OF this State
Such system to conform az near as practical
ble to The present New York code, aud
having reference to the breyity and legal in
tent OF the pieadings. and that they cause
the result Of ther labors to he printed, and
laid before che Legislature at the earliest
day possible
Resolred, also, That the Clerk Of the
House Immediately notify the Senate OF the
passage of the foregoing resolution, and de
liver copy. duly certified to each OF rad
commissioners
Mr. KEITH offered the following:
Rao,rtd, Tia; the position taken by the
IN, mbers OF this House upon the s5,000,0O0
Loan Bill was so taken upon principles and
not party considerations.
Considerable debate rose upon this and
Mr.. SHEETZ amended to insert after the
upon principle the words cor cousidera.
tious Of State policy Accepted.
Mr.. rEFF~r offered a substitute that 10
the opinion Of the House the vote upon the
bill commonly known as the 100000
Loan Bill was upon principle sad upon the
merits Of the h,L Lost, ayes ~. nay. Al.
Mr.. kEliii'S resolution was adopted by
avs s., nays none bit ~ Plc /,
BAsrLgrT, CsxrBuI 'i.saL.l. feovksa.
LoED, EssDtrf S..f sa} isrFr ware
present an Dlal ioS.ta.
W. OFF, r3 lie .eFIH.UE. Sal-H
W. 4iHr
E@r Tar 'l- o1a, "a Of mis- Hons
b. c-r'Esai ants tie adjourned scss " IN
Iu- ~ Tia, ro ofilsT shaH rl-
ca.. So t.- 49, service during III, recess
Cd ... SO, 5.tat-Arms sash have CO re
0 r Al' ri. iioae.
Hs' aGApN5 ~ Borss RILs
so r; =. ir,- rpNv.te he NisssEP.
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TUESDAY, March %.
Senate met and was called to order by
the President.
Mr.. MCkUNE submitted a memorial to
Congress for grant Of lands to endOw an
institution Of sasning ia svascca county,
which was read first and second time I'M
der suspension Of the rules, considered in
Committee Of the Whole, and reported back
with its passage recommended.
The memorial was then read third time
and passed.
Mr.. VAN ETTEN introduced q resolu-
ton, authorizing the State Printer to pub
lish the act in relation to the organization
Of towns and counties in advance of other
laws, and to mail five copies thereof to each
Register Of Deeds in the State.
The resolution was then adopted anani
mously.
THIRD READING.
The following bills were read third
time and passed
A bill incorporating the town of LIE
Sueur.
A bill incorporating the town of Owa-
tonna.
A bill TO amend the boundaries between
Scott and Dakota counties
A bill Incorporating the town Of Mount
Vernon.
A bill amending the act Incorporating the
Mississippi and Rum River Boom Com
pany.
A bill legalizing the qualifications of off.
GERS and ministers Of Mcleod county.
A bill authorizing a re-survey Of the town
Of Manannah.
A bill to incorporate the town Of Eske-
yaja.
A bill authorizing the town company to
resurvcy the plat Of Forest City.
A bill in relation TO the towns of MINI
ger, Louisville Glencoe and Dung America
Mr.. VAN ETTEN offered resolution,
dispensing with the services of the secretary
and his assistants, fireman and other officers,
during the recess OF the Senate.
Pending the consideration of the above
resolution, the Senate adjourned.
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GAys-Aessrs. Bartlett, Carpenter, Chase
Cruttenden. Dsvsrn, FROST, 8. 3. Johns on
Keith, AGrorty, Parker, PoehIsr, Randall
sheetz, Townsend, futile, Wakefield, Mr.
Spsaker--ls.
TIE sEEArE APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
Mesus BEARoE, TALBor, and T. A.
Thompson, were appointed committee to
confer with Senate committee, upon the
Senate Appropriation Bill.
The House then took q recess until three
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment
and was called TO order.
GENERAL ORDER.
Mr.. OTIS presented report from ma
jority Of the Ramsey county delegation, ~
commencing the passage OF the bill TO issue
bonds TO connect the Upper and Lower
Levees.
The bill was then put upon its third read
ing and final passage and passed by Ayes
As, Nays 0.
On motion Of Mr.. BRAY, the bill to val.
tuo" tiC NitttiVu vi vi Lhiu NOuuty
was read q third time and passed finally.
Mr.. PIERCE, from the Committee Of
Conference on the Appropriation Bill, made
verbal report recommending that the
House recetle from the amendments respect
ing the items Of HorcHKIss, ExERsoN, Ow-
EMS h MOORE, and BRACKET. Recon-
mendation cOncarrcd in.
SECOND READING or SENATE BILLS
On motion Of Mr.. SHEETZ. the rules
were suspended to allow the second reading
Of Senate bills.
IN COMMfTTEE.
The House chen resolved Itself into Com.
mittee Of the Whole upon Senate File of
bills.
Messrs. SHEErz, Oris, BEARcE, STEVENS,
and MAcKISrIRE, were appointed Com
mittee to confer with similar Senate Com
mittee on the Homestead bill.
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Law NO. on
AN ACT TO Incorporate the Town OF Senter
vile.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State OF
Minnesota.
SECTION /. That SO much laud in the county
Of Stearns. and state Of Minnesota A. has been
surveyed plated, and located. in the ossce Of
the Register OF Deeds of said county under the
name OF Marysyille, aud Sentsrs Addition
thereto be and the same ia hereby created a
town corporate by the name of SenteryilIe
SEC. :. That Tor the good government Of
said town, it shall be Lawful ~ the qualified
voters 70 meet at the usual place OF holding
elections Of said town tSenteryiiicl on the first
Wednesday Of April next, and at the same time
annually thereafter, TO elect one President. one
Recorder aud three Trustees beng household.
err Of said town, AM having tue qualifc atoms
OF electors. shsA hold their Offices Tor one YEAR
or I'll TIER sUcct ssor~ are duly elected and
qualified, ami sush President Recorder. aud
Trustees, shall constitute She Town Council OF
sald town. any three Of whom shall constitu,e
squoruln tor the transas ton 81 business.
SIC. y. The President Recorder and Trus.
tees OF saii town shall be aaJ are hereby crea-
ted body corporate ana polite. wih perpet.
uai succession, 70 be known and d.-ilagu she'd
BY the na@e o. the town Of s.rterv,lIe. and
their duties and privileges shall be the same a.
those described and allowed IN IN Act 70 In
corporate the town 81 -. ClIqd. sprroyei
March LIST, l-5s
sc. I. This Act .hal take eject fro,l and
after IT, passage,
GEoaSB BEArLrY.
speaker py0 fem Of the H. Of Il.
RtnAaD q. Nu.FHY.
President pro ten. u the Senate.
Approved March 3. ISj..
tHs>. L. iHasg. Acting Governo-.
-E,RgT.EY'S DftICg. N une.ota
March s, $50
hereby eet' y .a- gong ~ ~ eve
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VTESTIUN W FHTVITETB
Mr. GROVER arose to reply TO tic mi
nority report Of the Committee on the bill
for the relief Of the Capital Removal Com
missi0ners, and denied that several facts al.
legged therein had ever TRANSFERRED
The reports were referred TO select com.
mittee, composed Of Messrs RUTAs, WAKE.
FIELD and DEcow, with instructions 10 re-
port next June.
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moro ze.l,n.n pI.crc,,on.

Not bad joke is told Of one Of tho New
York night inspectors. 1t happened few
evenings since, shortly after the wharf
watch was set, that plain looking country
man was seen TO leave brig lying at pier
No. 6, with suspicious looking bundle in
his hands. 1t was large package and a
heavy one, and the stranger was tugging
slowly up the pier, and turned the corner,
sweating under his load.
"Ahal my fine fellow" CALCULATED the
lynx -eyed Inspector very sharp-set Of
fetal, BY the way" aha! have got you
this time" And approaching the countryman
be said:
"Good evening. Let me relieve you Of
that load, my FRIEND"
sEh 7" said the man, uneasily.
81 will take that bundle you have, il you
please.''
"Thank you"
ssIt's heavy, isn't it ?"
eyes, rathur. Which way are you goin'.
nabur ?''
:. "OOme on !; it's all right; ri take care Of
it-oome o."
"Exactly. Much obliged. It's tarnal
heavy, and Eve got to gitit to the Howard
House,"
''Como along" continued the inspector,
knowingly; swell see about that.''.
In few minutes they reached the Howard
House, when the man observed that the in
spector had no idea Of stopping.
"Hallo! which way, frien' ? I'm stoppin'
here"
''lt's no matter" continued tho sharp
Inspector, 81 have seized on this property,
andy and you !, can explain matters At the custom
"Look here, frien', not tew fast, II you
please. I've paid my dooties on that lot o.
goods. Jest you look here neow," and he
took from his pocket bit Of paper, signed
by the collector.
"Why, you scamp, this Is a permit for
your goods. Why didn't you show it bsfore2"
said the inspector.
"Why, in the fust place, yen didn't ask mo
tew; and in the next place, Of | had, you'd
seed me break my neck afore you'd oar
ried that ere bundle clear up hero for me,
know"
The inspector blew HE nose, and cursing
the countryman for n. fool, turned down
Pine street instanter, to resume his lonely
round. The stranger put his parcel in the
charge OF ore OF the servants, and grinned
CHASTITY smile Is the over jealous watohman
departed.
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col. =. II. CURTIS.

COt"s - Hs CVWTIS,
Our present Representative in Congress,
and other distinguished Republican speakers,
will address the people OF the First Con.
gressional District ct the following times and
pla ces, to wit:
Indianoia, Saturday, Sept. 4, at 2p.m.
0ceoln, Monday, sept. ., at Up. m.
I Isss' City Tuesday Sep. .,2p.m;
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept. s,at2p.m.
Corydon, Th ursdsy, Sept. Q. at Up. IN.
Ccntcryille. Feidsy, Sept. 10, at Up. m.
bioomh cid, Saturday, Sept. u, at2pm.
Albis, Monday, Sept. ID, at D. m.
Fsis. Tuesday Sept i. at = M M
Newton. Wednesday, Sept. Is, at2p.m.
Montesuns, Thursday, Sept. Is. att pm.
sigourney, Friday. sept. II, at 2pm.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept. II, at I'm.
ottnmwa, saturday, Sept, is, At Pm.
Agony City, 1S.at7"
Fairfield, Monday, Sept. 20, at pm.
Brighton, Tuesday, sept 2l,at Ppm.
Washington 81, att
crswiera.yills, Wednesday, Sept q, a. 2p m
wapsllo, Thursday, Sept. %, at2 pm.
Darlington, Friday, Sept. "a, att !"
Nj. Pleasant, Saturday Sept. %, ut I p. IN.
salem, Monday, Sept. n, at Up. IN.
FL. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. 2s, att p. m.
nohtiose' " eunesusyj SePt. va NJ p. IN.
Bsntcasport, Thursday, Sept. 80, at 3. p. m.
birmingham, Friday, Oct. J., At Up. IN.
Bouapsrte, Saturday, Oct. 2, p. III.
The Republicans at each point above
named are requested to make the proper ar
arrangements, and circulate notice OF meet
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.