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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17


EhAsrus q. Bows, our candidate for
reelection a. Auditor, has discharged the
ddtlee Of the Office to the entire satisfac-
lion Of ull and has won hosts Of friends
throughout the county. he has made q
most efficient and accommodating Audi
tor, os an will testify, who have had any
business with him. lie Is the right man
in the right place aud the people will
not part with 80 faithful aud efficient an
officer
ScupnER CHAMnEBLiN, the nominee for
Treasurer, is Woodworking mechanic
Of Eden township ard known TO be os
honest as he day is tong. At homr, where
he is best known, no man stands higho rim
the estimation Of the people. lie is in
duslrious and prompt ia all his business
relations and will make a capital officer.
JouN lIEAroN ofScncca township, our
candidate for Clerk Of the Court, Is d
man, IN every way, qualified for the po-
sition. lie is a young mou Of excellent
ability, is lawyer by profession and un-
derstands thoroughly thoroutino of Court
business. Last spring, no was elected
assessor, IN township which gave about
10 democratic majority lie omodo acap-
ital officer. Latterly he has been engaged
IN tea ching school lie sustains a higl,
character, where be isknown, aud iswell
qualified for the Office,
Wm HoLrz, our nominee for Commis-
sioner, is an industrious and successful
farmcr Of Pleasant township. lie is a
man Of excellent business habits, of ma
ture judgment aud understands thorough
ly the wants oftho county. lie would, II
elected, manage the peoples affairs as
he does his own, with q strict regard to
economy and prudence.
w. II. McCLELLAND, the nominee for
Infirmury Director, Is farmer aud gen
tlo man. He is well known rs the for
mer popular hostofthc luirmuy, in which
position he won the esteem Of all.
The nomination Of JoHS II Ni0HswAs-
DER Of Tlffin, Cor Coroner, is an ccollont
one. lie will, It elected, discharge the
duties Of the Office ably and faithfully.
Such, people of Seneca county, is the
ticket which we, to-day present for your
suiifagcs. The mca upon Il arc ali gooj
men, possessing the Jenersonion quauh
cations, and they represent th, Rcpubli
can idea Of Free Labor and Freedom an,
in tho Territories. They are, almos
without an exception, loboring mon lik,
yourscvcs--thcy are from the ranks o
The people and the people should rally {,
their support.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Election Of Blair For The Short
Term.

We were prematurc,it Oppeors,in con-
ceding the election of Bayret for the
short term. BY official count there are
over two hundred Republican tickets
which were polled for Fl. Blair for Con-
gress," which he has not received credit
for SO far, and which give him majority
over Barret Of fifty or sixty votes. That
he is entitled to these votes both on the
long and the short term. no doubt can be
entertained. The ticket ON which his
name thus appeared is headed "the Re-
publican ticket with the exception of the
candidates for Coroner and MarshOl. -
IL will, therefore, we submit, be the duty
of the proper authorities to give Mr.. Blair
what he is SO obviously entitled to. In
deed, We cannot imagine that Mr.. Barrel
who so effects TO hold the verdict of the
ballotboN sacred, however informally The
voting may hsyo been accomplished
would have the hordihood TO claim tn,
seat for the short term, under the circum
stanees.-St. LoUis Democrai 9h
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Last night about ~ O'Clock, two ne
groes entered a saloon of VIM. Pickers-
gill. Seneca St., and becoming trouble
some, Pickersgill attempted TO eject them
when one Of the negroes drew a large
knife and made several unges, which
took effect on VIM. Salman, white man
wac was just then passing out Of the
door Salmon ran a little ways and fell
dead The negroes fled but a large po-
lice force was detailed and they were ar
rested this morning.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Republican Rally at SPRING
field.

The Republicans Of Clark County are
to have a grand rally ut Springfield, on
Saturday next, the 18th inst, under The
auspices Of the Young Mems Repuhli-
can club of that city, COssius NJ, Clay,
the Hon. John Sherman, and Samuel
Craighead, of Dayton, have accepted in
yitadons to be present and will address
the meeting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

We are glad to learn that the Repub-
licans Of the Hardin District propose to
re-eloct Hon. John Carey to represent
them in Congress. They can probably
do no better. Judge Carey does not de-
sire re-election-would rather stay at
home aud manage his fine farm, but he
is too much patriot and too good Re-
publican TO say no to the appeals Of his
neirhbors, among whom he is very pop
ular.-SprinQfeld Republic,
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Rescue OF shern,nn NJ. nootI..

MlLWAUAEEi aug. =
Sherman NJ Booth, who was arrested
some time since, awaiting trial for his
course in the Glover rescue case, eight
cen months since, was taken from his
room in the Custom House, where he
was confined, AZ noon to-day BY ten arm
ed men, while the U. s. Marshal and his
deputies were at dinner The keeper
was siienced by threats Of violence, and
locked up in the place Of the prisoner
A carriage was in readiness and the
party proceeded with Booth to the coun-
try
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

ST. Loufs, Aug. 10
The vote for Governor is II. Jackson
37b, Gardenhire, 4,2i5, G. +. jackson
1904, Orr, l2 ,457. III
The Republican figures Rollins mn
jority in the I'd district at 300. The re-
turns from counties come in slowly-nOt
half heard from yet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

IWWWWI IWI y " . ANWTI "
In the Cincinnati embezzlemeut case
to-day, upon arrival of witnesses from
Cincinnati and New York, the magistrate
decided that the case did not come under
the Ashburton extrndition treaty and
discharged Montague. The money, a.
mounting to $3.50 was delivered to the
Cincinnati detective.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

0erIIon. Jas. s. Rollins, the opposi-
tion lpcmber elected to Congress from
the Second District of Missouri although
not an ayowcd Republican, will undoubt-
cdly give an earnest support to the gem
eral policy Of Mr.. Lincoln's administro-
ton. His election, in a strongly Demo-
cratic District, is one of the signs Of the
times.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Congressional Nominations.

The Republicans Of n let District Of
Humilton co., have nominated Judge o..
NJ. Spencer for Congress. The Repub-
licans Of the 2d District have renominat-
ed Hon. John A. Gurlcy.
Saml Craighead Of Dayton is the Re-
publican nominee, in the Sd District, and
Judge Hart Of Piqua, in the 4th.
DR.. Carey A. Trimble Of Chilicothe,
has beenrenominoted by the Republicans
Of the 10th District, and VIM. p. Cutler
Of Marietta, is nominated in the 10th Dis
trict.
Harrison G. Blake is renominated by
the Republicans Of the 18th District.
0[J-Samuel shellabarger has been
nominated by the Republicans of the Sth
District, for Congress, to fill the place OF
Hon. Benjamin Stanton, who has de-
clinod a recollection.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Missouri Election.

ST. LoUIs, Aug. -.
The Republican says that Henderson
(Dem) Is defeated for Congress in the
I'd District, by 249 votes.
As far as heard from, G. +. Jackson
leads Orr for Governor, $3.50 votes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Spaulding's Prepared Glue,
so.dby J.F. MARoUARDT.
jreenough's Non-explosive
BURNING FLUID,
For sale, only,b J.F. MARoUARDT
INPEOTINE.
The Perslnn Fover Charm.

Forthe prevention and cure Of Fever and Arue and
Billious Feyers. This wodcrful remedy was brought
to tho knowledge Of the present propdetors bya friend
who has been great traveller in pefsia and iho HOLY
Land
While going down the river Euphratet, he exper
fenced severe attack Of Fever and Ague On discov.
rrug h's condition, Que ufthe boatmen took from his
person an Amulet saying, "Woar this aud no Fever
will touch you" Although increoulous as to s virtues
he complied, and experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found IL eectual protection from
ull mal1rious complaints,
ON further uycstip he found that the boatman
attributed 70 u miraculous powers, and said that 10
could only be obtained Of the Priests ofthe Sun Some
time afterwards the gentleman converting with
Priest obtained from him the Of us preparation
and ascerained where the medicinal herbs were found
Of which u was compounded. Tho wonderful virtues
ofths article have induced full btliefin the minds
nitho nativesi n the miraculous healing powers of
their Priests. Since his return 10 Ameuca, ID has
been tined with the happiesi effect bv several Ladies
and Genilemen ofhish character, who have rivcn IL
the most unqualified praise. This remedy having
been specific In Persia for hundreds Of Years for The
prevention and cure Of Fever aud Arno and Bilious
Feye.s-is now Offered 20 the American people.
u wibe sent by mail, prepaid, with full directions
for use, on receipt Of one dollar
Prncipal Depot aud Mandatory, lSS Main Street,
Richmond, Va. Brunch Office, bank Of Commerce
building. New York. Address
iu20.iy John WILCOX 4 CO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Congressional COnycntlOnl
Hon. John Carey Rc-nOmmat.
cd

Hon. John Carey tc-nOmImat.
ed.
The Congressional Convention at
Forest, on Tuesday, was attended BY
full set Of delegates from each county
and the greatest uuonimity of feeling
prevailed hut one desire pcrvaded the
breasts of all, und that was that "Oid
Mud-SiRn should be rcnomtnated and
pursuuded to again be candidate. Hon.
c. X. Watson wns called TO the Chair
and all the Republican editors present
-..-- .---I- ,.--..--l.,., NuL..-.,- ,i.e .....
ton was made that JOHN CAREY
should be rcnuminuted by occlunatlon,
4 il was seconded byu hundred voices and
carried by three loud and vocilcrous wells
that fairly raised the roof The widest
enthusiasm prevailed aud the feelings Of
the multitude were almost nbouudcd.--
Loud calls were nude for Carey aud a
committee was appointed TO wait on him.
The meeting adjourned TO the open air
and the old "mui-NjN" mounted box
and made one oChis characteristic speech
es, which we wish every voter in the Dis.
trict could have heard, Il came from IN,
heart and went to the heart. ltwus the
voice, not ola politician or oGicc-seeker
but Of AN HONEST MAN.
Amer thanking the Convention for =,
strong manifestation oftheir conddonc,
and Tor the distinguished honor ugair
unanimously bestowed upon him, Judg,
Carey said that although he had conclu
ded not to be candidate again, he coul,
not find il in his heart to decline tn
wishes of his friends, so heartily express
! ed, and therefore he accepted the nomin
alton.
John c, Lee was called out and mad
brief address, until the arrival Of tn
tram, when we started home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

OcTAt a late Breckenridge meeting at
Norfolk, Mr.. o. Jennings Wise announce
ed that his father, the Governor, was i'll
but would soon take the stump for Breck-
cnridge and Lane. So that thing is set
tied.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

The shove is portrait Of David MeCreery orNspieF
township, Who the 3is day Of August, less, made
affidavit before Justice Cooley that he treated toT
the OF by three physicians Of bedford Co,
and by DR., Newton Of the Eclectic College In Cnein.
nst for period ofnenTy ght months, notwiihsiand
ing which, lslp, nose, aad portion Of bis lon cheek
entirely eaten away! lie had given up all hope
whenhe heaFlof the Hood Searche T. and was induc
ed tTy IL. -Four hotlos cured him, aud although sad
IN dishgured there s question hut what this nyalu
able medicine saved his life. The full particulars Of
this remarkable may be seen In circular, which
can be had Of any Of the agents.
We nlso refer 10 the case Of Nancy Rleakney, Of FL
deron, Armstrong county, Pa. cured Of scrufOa amer
being unable TO get ont Of bed for three yenrs,
10 the case Of lady 10 Ansonvie, Clearield eoun-
~, who was also afflicted with seToiua in its worst
form,
Toihe case ofGeorge Meisel residing in Carrolltown
Cambria county, Pa, who badly ailietrd with
Capcer thati eat his entire or and hii
worse, VI possible, than mcCTelV'ss
The particular oithese cases, OF which was
cured BY the use or The blood searoher-may also
r, NJ, LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory loI the manuacture and sale the Pa
Ralfoad Depot, Hollidaysb sbuTe, Pa.
nr Geo Keyser, Whole, ale agent PittsbuFg, Pa
/ For salo By }. n Wooster, rifni I. l.. st. John q
Co, Tidin, and L. Hoffman, MeCutchsnyille.
| ianl3,l2tm
For sale bd L. ST. John & Co.. Tmn. upl.ir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

IN ........ -
,v,n,... NJ t...,... ..,...,.
,'''""' nun" '"'' Jug 'o'U''eu '''' 'o-
qu,lu" lnuJorlly' MuS ~ uuoIa.yu 'le u"oii'-
J''. - 49,. ~ ,,.,,,''.i,. .'...,....
uio','" ""' ''''i' maui ~ i'o'u,,i'''
w H. Miplel'ahd Tor I"hrmary DTec'
Tor by ucclnnLtiun, but FINELY |. /. Du-
m,rd was put IN nomiNotion and ballot
In.
was "uu' 's 'o''o"''
McClelland 80
Dumond -
Scattering 10
! 30 ilurrison nt0ofvi'-''@-'-'-''- - % l''--1
the unanimous choice for lniirmury Di-
rector.
A b,II,t ,,,,,, t,L,n c,r Coroner. ns f,l-
q o""'' ""' ''"'" " w. 0'''' ~ ~
loN''
Nighswandcr 20
G,igcr 43
Blank
j. H. Nighswundcr was declared the
unanimous nominee for Coroner,
Tho rcport of the Committee ON Res
.,.,,,... ,,as LII g.. ,r,, C,u,,i.
"'u''1 "T' I'''o' W. u" '"",
t'e' through tholr ch"lrhah' A. H. Sel-
den, Esq, reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
p.,o,n.J Th,t r,o Ror,hlic,ns
or S.nrc, county Sndorsc ,bc Noiionni
p,a,C,rw oJonte1 nj Cbicog,, ns dis
t;,", AMI rnanl,, nvou,nI Of a. nrirc;nIes
s,"i en5 .i,,,s s nc,bS narty - - Wv ''''>
"'S ID pssaJ.oJ ThSt ,ho ,ro,, ,,,issio,,
o rI. p,t,Ii.,,, -, 4. =, -, ii. :,
VI w ~ PuS,iO'" ,,' -. 80, j
s'A't "a" "''s ~ POS'SJ S rJl.,;,o-ia' S ''' "a
o ~ ~, Wv 40 Jis,inctI, onnoscJ 80 onv %
wa, y, w. lei sIa,..,,., th, 80:
o," C ",,. H., Ia", ,,S ore m onnolIv onI p
- WI WI =, " a. r,,o,s;on i| ;nto tbc ,Tcsri,p
Ss'" w ''' '''' ''' '
: p...,...y 1u., ,bo d,.l,.,,;o,, -,
], II " Jovu IoLng'n po",Ias n" 'ns c.nJ;Jo,c 20, ~
Vi.o p,ns;jon, mo- s.eon;t,,j sSogiJ o,c,
I. ,.Io.a u J;rnot " ;ns,i, ~ tbo I.Sorin"
: men orthe country and abhorrent to the
/. moral sense OF free people.
l. ReSotrcd, That we regard the doc
l. u,ne OF Popular soyere'guty, as preaSn'
b. ~ oy Dous'os ong Us iSIs,vrI h", Y! ~,
Iwjn1le' which when carried out 10 Il,
/ logicnl conchsions. ia no better than m,
, slaye-code hcresy of Yancy and his osso
eiates'
n o. h,ioted, y IN, anot We IePuu,ato '.', tn' m
without tbe internosition or nosj,iye In
n, c,l is",-N,h,t vi, ,ys re"orJ III, teryi,ovic
- as the richtrul heritage of neo, white Ia
- boring men aud that We are in favor Of
y judicious Homestead Bill.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

0,s-The report that Ex-Governor john
son of Pennsylvania had declared for
Bell aud Everett, is not true. He de-
clares himself for Lincoln and Ham
lin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

OCyJohn Dawson, connected with the
Breckenridge organization in Ohio, has
been appointed Postmaster of Columbus,
in place of Thos. Miller, removed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

OCTThe Mormons celebrated the gath
of July, the anniversary Of their arrival in
the Salt Lake Valley, with great enthu-
siasm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

0CTThe entire Democratic press Of
North Carolina is out for Breckenridge
and Lane.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
FOR MEMBER or CONGRESS.
JOHN CAREY,
or M-YANnor cnuNrY.
REPUBLIcAN COUNTY rIcKET.


FOR rRonATE JunGr,
Holm II. PITTENGER, Of Clinton,
rOR TREASURER,
ScUDDER CHAMBERLAIN, of Eden
ron ctIRK or um COURT
JOHN HEATON, of Seneca
FOR SHERIFF,
LEVI wElRICK, Of Clinton.
FOR AUDITOR,
ERASFUS G. BOWIE, Of Clinton.
ron COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM HOLTZ, Of Pleasant
roR ISriRMARv DIRECTOR,
X. w. II, McCLELLAND, Of Eden.
FOR ooEoNER,
III. NIGHswANDER, Of Clinton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
The Declaration OT IndCpchd.
Cnce asa Inceudiary DOcttn,Ctt


The Advertiser thinks that the usscr-
ton in the Declaration Of Independence,
that "ih0i al msN are created free and
equal and are cRdo,redlcih certain inc.
isRable rights" Is rank hcrcsy and that
our iorehthcrs, when they said "all men"
meant only icliic men, In other words,
that the negro, the Indian, tho ohalC-brcods
and the other gradations, down to the
purest white, were not included in the
declaration Aforesaid aud therefore that
they "hove NO rights whatever that q
white man l. bound 10 respecw--thpt
they are, ia fact, not men but things
We want it particularly noted that this
is the position OF the Douglas organ in
SeneeO county.
The Advertiser further argues that. be.
cause Republicans believe In the Decla-
ration Of Independence as fundament-
al principle, they are Cor forcibly inter.
fcriug with slavery in the slave states
and are in favor Of negroes voting, hold
ing Office and mtemarrying with the
whites! Such nonsense is too ridiculous
TO receive q passing notice, II is idiot.
ic. Az well might the Advertiser argue
that We were in favor Of opening oul
prison doors ard turning criminal5 loose
because the Declaration orlndependenc,
says "dl ipon are entitled 70 liio, liberty
&c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
4. Report Of Com on central Com

On motion, the report was received and
adopted
The Convention then proceeded to
nominate a candidate for the office ofPro-
bate Judge.
J. shriyer and Horace IIall'Esq, were
appointed tellers.
The first ballot resulted, az follows:
Patterson 30
Hamilton 81
Mr.. Pitengcr having received a ma
iority Of oil the votes cast was, on mo-
ton Of J. NJ. Patterson, declared the
unanimous nominee for Probate Judge.
The Convention next proceeded 70
ballot for candidate for the office Of
Treasurer, with the following result:
Chamberlain 98
Montgomery %
Scuddcr Chombcrlin, having received
a majority orall the votes cast, was, on
motion Of DR.. Montgomery, declared tho
unanimous choice for Treasurer.
The next office in order was that Of
Clerk Of the Court. Two ballots were
/ had, ns follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

John Hcaton, having received major
ity ofull the votes cast, was, on motion
of G. ]. Kocn, declared the unanimous
choice for Clerk
The Convention next proceeded TO
ballot for a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff with the following result:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Lew w elnCk, haYlug rcceNed the re-
quired vote, was, on motion ofC. c. Park
declared the unanimous nominee for
Sheriff.
The next office in order was that Of
Auditor and, there being no opposing
candidate, ERASTUS G. BOWIE was,
on motion, declared the unanimous nom-
nee by ucclumution.
The Convention next proceed to ballot
for candidate for Commissioner. Two
ballots were had, with the following re-
suit:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
TSOUder & Carpenter
DEFY COMPETITION.
Housekeeping Goods.

Brown and white Table Linens and Cioihs. Napkin
Iowenssi Curiaiu materials, Damaski Coantefpanet
Linens, etc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

unanimous nominee for Coroner.
The report of the Committee ON Res
olutioa, was called for. The Commit
t,e, through their chairman, A. II. Sell
den, ESQ, reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

NOR sAt.E,--A PATENT FIRE-PRooF SAFE, for sale
Il low by s. WOLFF
Qe6 corner GraYer and New IeYee sts,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

All the corporate powers of this Company shall be exercised
BY Board Il ye birectors three ot whom shall constitute
" 7, scovel John kouIs !. i. K,msboton, and Benz B
until e shall Ge duly elected and Of the first Mon
e esence Of this an a e @ ed or
Board Decto who sSi aerye oT one year from Sd dNe
ion Of he Stockholders each socs holder shall be entitled
one y9s f9 saGn e an NJ is S o n sG % u m
rsct9ts on the day 9r d purpose then new order
shall be Issued oy me calling the
The Board shall elect one Of their members to be Of
for al moneys pay ali claims due By the Company to sign III
bills and other necessary infringement q the
the business the Company the sick
President pro tenn during The absence
9 sickness Of The The Presden, and to him shall be delegated all
Tie President shall be The person On whom citation shall he
IT. IT, o he @ snas q hs IL s
October and January and the President may call special
he called al he reaest Of ay ono Decor or sny two stoe
holders of the Company
The President shall make ou' every quarter viz on the first
statement OF the business Of boats and The aa Of the cor
posaon 70 be submitted o me Board q Directors who shall
day Of The month of July Of ever, year
hsa b Of h s sba e ns s
nieeors and Of he soekodes and The same shall be 4, ai
ers. opsN y '-'' 49, u 'e
AZ all elections each @ shall be entitled to one vote
have transferred him within thirty days prior
election Stockholders may appoint Other Stockholders
and such representative shall have
ever Stakeholder would entitled TO t
| been present himself at such meeting
The Directors shall fix the of compensation
of all persons employ by service of this Company
they shall make such bylaws, regulations as the
AFFAIRS provided the conc
Wlth Inns Cbef Or e laws ol nls Sate anG lhey may ae
and amend the same Us occasion may REQUIRE They shall hhv
power 70 bny d sen e estate ana slaves lot the neS and pur
poses of ne Company 70 make contrct leaes mortgages
hypo hocaons anu 70 borrow money and TO pur
chase and bu or cause 10 be o steam vessels for the
| the Company.
l
| ARTICLE VI.
Tn ,bo ayant of deatt mr. rea,;on or anv IF tba
t a,r sbsiI he fiIa5 mn hS @ sscJion ~ he
aF,a 49, ~ ar IaEs II he os,d ~ INA e ~ af ~, -
WSncy n m & o o If Present M e b e 10 o sd liz TPI on s
Ifa.r e D;ssotnr AZ Tho rt r,ast;ntr os H. Re-
na no ~ tba eisntia, f ane az lie III 1aIl ~
Vacsncv in he oHe f screary shai also - ~ sl,
b h boa,d of niractors St he r T1estin. f IL 80 ~
5 VIC snr ncers hy esn.ins ns nr ,ba vi nag S
a & Th Presdent 5f h Fe6. IA n pa X III ~ n @ s. y sa
nI SscreaEy nr6 tom IL not ,nt Tho eiac,in, II ~
~ as herein nr5viided for ~ ~" ~" '"
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