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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

"INDEPENDENcE" AND "SEPARATIoNP'-Che
"Sovereignty Convention" which met in Rus.
sellvine was in session three days. II passed
a ''Deelaration of Independence" and an "Or.
dinapce of Secession" A Provisional Gov
ernmsnt consisting Of Governor, Legislative
Council of Ten, Treasurer, and IN Auditor
we're agreed upon. We have later dates of the
Louisville Courier since we stated in another
article who were TO fill some Of these offices.
We now can give them all. Geo. W. johnson,
Of Scott, is Governor. The Legislative Council
is composed of Willis B. Machen, of Logan;
John W. Crockett, of Henderson; james P.
Bates. of Barren; james s. CdstmauI Of
Wayne; Phil. d. Thompson, Of Mercer; J. P.
Burnside, of Warren; Fl. w. Bruce, Of Louis
willie; J. W. Moore, of Montgomery; E. M.
Bruce, Of Nicholas, and George B. Hodge, of
Campbell. The Commissioners to Richmond
are as elsewhere stated, II. @. Burnett, W. f.
Simms, and VIM. Preston. The other officers
will be appointed by the Government with the
advice and consent of the Legislative Council.
All Executive and Legislative powers are
vested in the Governor and Council. Acts
done by the Provisional Government shall have
the concurrence Of q majority Of its members;
the Council to fill vacancies, but no councilman
shall be made Governor to fill a vacancy. The
old Constitution and laws of Kentucky are de-
clared in force, except where inconsistent with
the acts of the rebels.-LolnsriHe Journal
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

BUCKEER's PROPERTY CoNFIsoATED--AD DASH
Cooks Body Guard, went down as far as the
traitor Buckner's farm, situated on Green River,
few miles above MunfoIdsville, and teek pos
session of the stock, a large amount Of grain
wheat, corn, &c. We are glad that the conse-
quences of this marauding traitor have been
visited upon him, and that he has been COM
PEELED to suffer some little Of the evil he has in
ficted upon others s-LouisuiNs Democrat.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

Henry A. 0verholt, at BrOadfort, Fayette
County, Penn, shot a young white swan
that weighed fifteen pounds, and measured
siX feet between the tips Of the wings. Its
feathers were perfectly white, and its legs
black--supposed to be of the Australian
species,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

The Baltimore Patriot learns that the son
of distinguished citizen of that city, in the
French Ministers, at a recent meeting, voted
unanimously not to recognize the independ-
ence of the Southern Confederacy. He also
stated that he knew of private individuals in
France who would lend the United States
Government $50, 900, if it was needed.
The feeling was general In favor Of standing
by the old Union and give her funds to its
onnnnrf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

The number of families of volunteers re.
ceiving relief from the city authorities OF
Philadelpbia is l0,7S4. Tho total amount
distributed during the past WSek was $lO,-
V2A 80.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

In al, IN ten ,4O6
Who had enjoyed the advantages of this
great charity.
In addition to the cost of the House, and
the expense of keeping it in repair, and fur
nishing it, as additional or new furniture
has been required, there has been paid for
maintenance and instruction of the inmates
Of the HOuse
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

A LADY in Northwestern Missouri offers q
premium for enough Yankee scalps TO make
bedtquilt.- Wheeling lMtsllgsRcsr.
Perhaps she would try and get along this
winter with a comforter in the shape of a
live YRpkse.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

Az exchange aotiOsd 80 lady in ous streets,
recently, arrayed in the national colOrs, and
she created quite sensation. She had red hair,
blue syes, and snow white psok. II Is said
she Il for Uniou."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

We are indebted to Geo. A. Wheeler, the
popular Walnutstreet halter, for late New
York papers.
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DIED.

DECKER Yesterday msrning, at % O'Clock, @.
Becker, aged !6 years.
The fnne al will take place from his late residence,
corner Fourteenth and Bremen. streets, on Sunday,
at o'clock. Friends and ac Iuain tances are invited
to attend without further notice.
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command, and one Is particularly well plscod,
close 10 the White Lighthouse, on q raised
nj ,teau, which dominates the sandy strip which
runs out TO Fort McRse. or the latter have
already spoken.
FORT BARRASoAs.
mFort Barrsncas is an old fort-I believe of
Spanish construction, with q very m'ager
rlce-a plain curtain face toward the seq, pro-
tected by dry ditch and an outwork, in WhtchS
however, there are no guns. There IS draw
bridge in the rear of the work, which is simple
paraIlelogram, showing twelve guns mounted
en- barbette on the sea face. The walls are OF
bricks, and the guns are protected BY thick
merlons of sand bags. The sole advantage OF
the fort is in its position; It almost looks down
into the casemates of Pickens opposite, at It's
weakest point, and IL has fair command OF
the sea entrance, but the guns are weak, and
there are only three pieces mounted which can
do much mischief"
OF course changes have been made since then;
heavier guns have probably been mounted, the
"rat. holes" have been improved, and means Of
defense increased; but yet it is toleraby certain
that Colonel Harvey Brown will drive the
enemy out.
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A religious" novel is announced In Eng.
land, with the odd title, The World, III.
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~. OHIO MECHANICS, INSTITUTE
WN HALL.-ghe large Hall of the o. III l..
is now for rent, on advantageous terms, by the sin
gle evening or otherwise.
From its central positien it is admirably adapted
for balls, parties, fairs, etc.
no27.c JOHN B. HRIOH, Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
suNpunr, Delaware County, pecembel

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Very respectfully yours r GAINS.
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Cincinnati, and by Druggists and Merchants gener-
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EXF120IK0XAY
Look Out! GoOd News for Allis

IWSHE NEVER FAILING MADAME
y RAPHAEL is the best She succeeds when all
others have failed. All ho are In trOube-Rll who
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She is therefore a sure dependence.
IL Is well known to the public at large that 9he
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who can give eentre satisfaction on all the concerns
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Lottery Eumbsrs given without extra charge.
MADAM KARHAEL ID = bona 6ds AstrOloGtA
es AsSooSSs st q Oft the SSetesnA 1s Gsntur2
ladies may bO little timid, thoagh they mead no
fear for she Hractiees noth9g but what ia recon !.
satisfy chs most fastiaious q her respeStsbiits'
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All lntsrVisws are strictly private and 0OnnasA.
Therefore, come one come ali To
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Between sycamore-street and broadway, CiRolns
TERMS Ladies, Fifty certsi aentlsnsn. o n
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Tickets 25 cents-to Re had at ]. Church jr.'a
Music. store at Robt Clarke Co. g Book store and
at the Hall on and after Saturday.
Inn2Q til (Ch Enn
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HOME INTEREST.

SO Visit JoHNsoN's Galleries, 90 Fifth.st. and
Ninth and Main. no25f"
RB- A. A, EYsTER, Clocks Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. 343 and 27I Central-avenue.
RB- APPLrGATE's new Star Gallery, 26 Fifth st.
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WE LIKE 1T.
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VEGETABLE COSMETIC LOTION


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RATHoLES.

"There are only five heavy guns in all the
works, but the mortar batteries, three in num-
ber, of which one is unfinished, will prove very
damaging, although they will only contain
nine or ten mortars. The batteries are all
sand bag and earth works, with the exception
Of Fort Barrancas. They are made after all
sorts of ways, and are of very different degrees
of efficiency. In some the magazines will come
to a speedy destruction; in others they are well
made. Some are Of the finest white sand, and
will blind the gunners, or be blown away with
shells: others are cramped, and hardly trav-
ersedj others, again. are very spacious and
well constructed. The embrasureS are usually
made Of sand bags, covered with raw hide, to
save the cotton bags from the effect of the FIRE
of their own guns.
at was amused to observe that most of these
works had galleries in the rear, generally in
connection with the magazine passages, which
the constructors called 'rat-holes,' and which
are intended for shelter to the men at the guns
in case of shells falling inside the battery.
They may prove to have very different result,
and are certainly not so desirable in military
point Of view as good traverses. A rush for
the 'rat-hOles' will not be very dignifsd or
improving to the morale every time q bomb
hurtles over themj and assuredly the damage
to the magazines will be enormous if the hre
from Pickens is accurate and we'll sustained.
Several of the batteries were not finished, and
the men who ought to have been working,
were lying under the shade Of trees, sleeping
or smoking-long limbed, long bearded fol-
lows in flannel shirts and slOuched hats, uni
formless in all save bright, wsll-kept arms and
resolute purpose.
awe went along slowly from one battery TO
| the other, / visited nine altogether, not in
cludipg Fort BarTanoas, and there are three
others, among which is Fort McRae. Perhaps
there may be fifty guns Of all sorts in posi-
tion for about three miles, along line exceed
ing iS6 degrees around Fort Pickens, the ey.
erage distance being about one and one third
| of mile. Tho mortar batteries are vel
placed among brushWOod, quite out Of view tC
the fort, at distances varying bom $500 4
$500 yards, and the mortars are generally o.
oAlibsrs nearly corresponding with our ten .incl
pieces. Several Of the gun batteries arc pa
on the level Of the beach, othsrs have NOR
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-30

JAMES BOYLE, LAW OFFICE, 40; 8
and CCuTt,sts, Cincinnati o Special attention
paid to Land CASTS, examination of Land Titles, to
the writing Of Deeds, &c and to Claims of Soldiers.
TnolS tt
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E Die beutise Drummer uniereS gBO6en=
tlattes lit ebenIp REID an tntere1iantem Q~eleItoff
wte Die fribern. Iuberpem entbalt pafelbe pas
5elultat un1rer pprseltrieen Oabl, lprpte aud
BertGte aber Die StaatspabIen BON anpern
Staaten.
Rad Deutf61anD DerlenDen mir Grenl,
plare 3u Scents NIT Dem murgen absebenpsn
Dompfer uSeutOnia" an tr8enp etne Mprelfe ppr-
tpfret. Gtn3elne 9lummeru fOfen 5 Ste.
NprbDeutfher Qlppp. Die 6O.
Selri4s & 60, Meenten Der 8remsr Oa,npf
l9tfe 3etsen an, pab Ioeben einaetrofeuen glad
rtGten 3ufOIse, Der Dompfer glew 9)orf niGt CUR
b%e1ttmmten 3ett am %. 9op. isseln wirD, neil
feline @ialhtne be1hGDigt let. Gs pirD pemnaG
Oas nG<e DampfiAif mad Bremen ert am
FL. DECEMBER abgeben.
SbfrmcttOn pes Stim NJ a I G n 8.
- DAVID SObnIun puroe am Mltttpp1 NbenD
perboftet, retl er Sttmmsebern Den 5uBlpes TN
4. Yrectntt Der II. Warp perlteIte. @~nestlae
ter wurfe urn 81 neblt &Olttn geltraft unp in
grmanselung BON 3aplung BON &i6ter Sbp-
wacre in Sail 9el6tdt.
Ote Wahlpeltnq uenteT. - GpGt
am WlittpOh Abeno purpen bic nielsen RON Den
an Den YOls unter perlhieoenen Matlnaen Wer=
~bafteten. i'm @an3en iber 200, e~ntlalen. @tnige
nabmen ben gtp, anpere purpen peaer, unUr=
DentIt&en 8etra8ens setraft II. {, No.; nur pe,
ntse pelGe Der 8etbeilisuns an Dem 9lufrutr
Oee 10. Npril an9eflast tparen, wurpen gu wette-
rem @erbGr 3urud eebaIten.
0e9en tltegolen SttmmenSSers
tet. -StCm. Simmpn5 uno SacOb Stat,
.wel&e a m Mtttwc9 pesen uugelebltden Stim-
mems rerbaftet tparen, purDen 9rltern in @rmans
sslunS pom gar9i6aft BON RlAter 2vsan beige
Eedt.
Mnfunft etnee SHELLS Der Dur=
nells9e9tun.- Nm MtttpOG NaGmittae
tam etne Abtbeilune Der 9~urneasQeeion unter
9ommanor pss Sberlt-2ieut. Scbannes NIT Der
philadelphia : &tlentabn bier purd. @eltern
wurOen pte Sploaten nit Gleipern unD allen
5lOtbwenpt9en perleben unp werpen belte pper
rnOrsen tn t9r 268er BET Saltsbury surldfebren.
Sett Dem De 2e8tUn tn Oer glabe BON Salisbury
la9ert, baben liG Die St3ellionslYmpatbteen pas
Ielblt bepeuteno ab9etabtt. Die 6eaelfonilten
baben entrpeper ben Srt p~erIaIen ODER ibren Boz
lttilAeR @lauben plSsli& sesnpert.
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Am oaS Mublifum.

glcb manGer tiGtise Mann, Der F6 Der gus
ten SaAe wtpmen mOhte, bat bts jegt se3aupert.
Nun bat aber unter @apt. Saesburg Elm rein
rsutldes 3a9crs8 esiment ii6 gu btloen besun-
men. Inter Den waderen eapitanen biirfte ippbl
Die @ompasnte ps8 @apt. S9ao (8aYettefrOBs
Nr. 16, 5wil6eu 8rieprtG. unp 5arrilonfr. } be-
lenbers empfcblen perosn. 8ir ratben oeBbalb
allen OentlAsn, b~elpnpers Surnern, 1slbf aus
pdrtisen, fA icfOrt gu melpen, Da lulGen Die
Neilsfolten ser9iltet psrpen, penn le l6 an pbts
gen Captain irenoen, nm uuter gang l6Snsn
Verbaltniien einselGwuren su merben, mas unt
70 leihter sei6eben mag, als ale btsberigen Nn-
f~einoungen iap gereadtieunsen, tpelde bieles
lnternebmen gu bsteben bate, pur9 perlGnliGe
QntsrreDun9 Capt. Supsburg'S nit YrGiDent
Gincpln. fOpte rur6 DaS periGnltde Sntersle bss
Gen. Cooper al Dem ~1nternebmen lelbf, fH
als 9rcDnfte elsnpen Neipes unp iGptIAer Sntrtz
que ausgepiesn BADEN,
90 9enrD MIppet.
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M0rftpreife.

NIcObel, per @aaOne s9-4l gts. fir s5 p@t
Gutter, bette @Oben "A Gts. % tb, @labes 20
-22, NOlbutter 2O-24 gts4
6rm9te, 9tpluen $l.9o@2,25, YalmnuEe 6
Gts. g~prtntpen 81 @ts,, QFaunea l240
II Gents, GttrOnen $l.55@2.Oo per 8Ur,
Srangen 81 90 per 8pr.
Gebtrn, 40 e. As @lS % ID wenige I'm Mnrft.
81 { 10 Il rs, piertOnt 81 @ts. % ID Nelfen To-
l03 @t8., pfin. Snower 81 6, MuSfatnu6
4or5s' PREFER lOi-lo3, MrStattlutbe a.
s. etretbe, 9Beisem rptb. prbtnGr l25@ls4
gut bS aassesei9net ls5@14O, weiBer outer
l35@l45, ertra feiner 150Ol55.
5afer, 8irs. II. Marsl. 40@42, pennE. 43
Gas, 8prn, peiBes $1,000, gelbes 65@6sG
NOsgen, Warsl 63@65, pennI. 65@6s 6.
@HPSf p Apnne In Rlumbem So. 53-3.
81 Manp, perupiantl1er 224o Ia 5000
GnUAenmebI $40 per Epnne.
5eu. Timothy $l5@l7 per 5pnne. Rlee $Il
@l3 in 8rl.
5GHte, @ib lV1e 1908, setrudnete 1A1-l5.
Sppen , neaer % ID oO@s5 @te.
SATIRE 0ttO gut l43 "a Is priua l53@l6s,
SaSa 20, 2aquaYi a 173@l9.
4ebern ipan. SUblen "a a. ~, &anb oeldI1
fe9 "a g 2e. Stat $4,000, Ster 3, 5o@4.5 So
8alb 1000 % DuS.
M { B & Spwarpitreet. fuper 1915
es . ertra to fansA 6.25@6.5O
. ObtO = asntufs lnper $40
ertra 6.oO96.25
fanlilp 6.5O@e.75
u Gtts Witgs gut Bis fem 5.50@5.62
n ertra 6.5O@e.75
a. gBellb famiIp so 600
a. N~eIerp9ir ertra 500
&p99enmebk 2n 4.o0@s.25
4prR = y 3.OO@2.9e
MpIal les, @uscuSabe sO@s5, MepsSrleans
remer, 5O@5o @ts.
WrpptftRnen, tpenis Nahfrase. @dultern
a64@7 fir Seitentide 7@74, fir S&infen
9@Il* SalaFstiH: 9retie Serlhieben fir
Qar6 500.
&ets, 74@7f Cts. @enis @prratb*
WbtsteN @ttY y Sal. 223@2s @emts, SbiO
20, aber Rsnis gertGWfe.
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Snnnnerte! @aDaaerte!

"A. 0nnnlIerte! @1O6ilerfe!
FN Bonn risSs-0epartement autbOuirt, tr,rbe i'd elm
~ Regiment
OrdgDner
Er ben Gieaft Der Ser. @taaten anwerten
@ferpe unc @autptrun5 werpen pom @OuOernes
ment 9elteQt.
&etraten wertea auf 5 Sabre (Uber irhber entlalIen) onaenopt.
men, ano erbaIten tteiIbc SS0nun9 p1e bic anbern $rnppen, lSI4
PET Wcnai) neblt Sanb Warrants nnb elm Gun Bert
Dollars in baar am S@lnB Der Gieni3eit. Gwe Geiter
perben b~prsescssn. 3n mslben BET
$. y. greaaer,
558 VI. 8altmorenr.
EI- Sober SamiIenpater pslter fb betbeIiat, Fam SENIOR
TamiIie bonn Gage icuner @iui&reibuns an
$3.50 tp6ebemttib
auSbe;aben IaHeu.
3Weite @etrnttrun9s- Office in SO. lit Bomb. nabe gaufar.
cart. Arer.
Spet Erompeter fur iebe @pmpaente nnb ete MlFFbouSe pca
10 Snitrnaenten. Wereen ebenfans fit bas oor8anannte Reatment
Derlanst.
RS. Die 5tpete @%on1ca9ne be8 Gap. ggetIs,tp wrb aIeth.
fans aus nt6tS alS Deutiten beIteben, unter beunbera gomuanbo,
nesbalb wr oae Osutlren erinGen, itb balbnlSsItht su NJ Ibgt
6baMesfr., .Grbetter-Raas" BET SI6ebranet. ober r2o9an. SaHs
Gte Son 8cno uno Santfr, o5er bel peje @ts bon @retertr.
unc &GItetn Abenae. Capt. & i. MetI@th.
ae6S Capt. Der beutShe, Gcmpocuten.
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@eldGft6Derleguis9.
nnO englil6e SGrift9ieeerg
npu
Mb. Oetnri64
perleat BON Mtc. 43 GeutreFr. nab
perlest BON Gtc. 4s eeutrclr. mad
IL NDrth= WiIiamIfrdEe sPemsW

Is Ncrt9- WiliamftraBe, RelpsOprt.
Den Qerren Observation-Disclosures burnntt Die ersebenfe AHeises
bab t1 jest peber 70 melt I'M Stanee bin, Inn ale in bic G6rift
sieBerei etniHlasenoe Nrbeuen f9uea mo bi0i9 sur 3ufrteeentett
meiner 9eebrten Abnebmer ~aufertigen gu fcuneu. NcfCuoers made
i'd oarauf anfmerflaln, baB ib tets eiue OIantt6t Shrilten bfs
neleiten ue befteu @5bntteS, ppn benz rorsi9libiten Wetal &c
8ofeu, aMf saeCt gabe umS ale 8eltsann8en IN mSeIiah turser
3ett a~u8flbren taKE.
Ms @oltanpSc au8Rattunoen fir 3ettuue8- Olicen
prrrdttbt9a . pap es BIOS per geaaaen AnSabe Der @rSbf
beoart, nm Die n0tbl9en Arhtel Iptprt a~bonldiGer.
W6Irl9s uno W1etad-SlRIen, 3ler-2lnten (Dashe ~ fepie cine
Gaswahl Der nstft ~soa8barsn 3~eituH8S- Bi8netten INNER an @anb.
Jestne yrpben iteben alien @eibdftsreunpen gratis gu Oienien.
Dur9 meme Berburuus nit ben BreIens sSaBrGa item SIN. 76.
poe 4 %. ltetere tb ale Arten Yrefien gu ~ceueltcr 8ebineunosn
unc qretlen we ole iSabrtt leIbft.
"a @benlO babe i'd GtcurpeI Mnb Gusie1er FL pnStcr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
HetS ~rcrrdtbig. @b. Seturt6, G@tiftateEer
Ap2O), Sunl6SnN) Y Is q. &tuawfr, Rep- gGrt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08
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.J2. $40 1876 $40 1876
Is. 80 5 $50 5
Die 1Gmmtlt6en Unions @anptpaten fur @pms
mtlioner, Dslesatsnbaus, Shagmeilter, County
SCmmtltcner, Sberif, SurvepOr, StraBensaufs
leber, 8rteoensrtdter unO @Onitables lno tn aleu
Oitrttten eepablt.
Vreceridrs@ umntp.
SreOertd, 7. NOp. Sn bieler Gtabt bat
8raDfprO 739 .Majorttdt. Bon benz County
linD Die 8erlhte nod niAt sUult1nota
Muunt 0lealant giebt Brapf oro 1872 Maj.
s.. gt9sIberser Q1ntOn} 1T in Die 9e9islatur
gepG9tt.
Die rniOnseg anbipotsn ST. 5ammOnp. S,
". @Oole, 8. Buchanan, SOl. Stg9s, S. Sobn-
ion, s. Qarrts linD erpGblt. Die gauge Maio-
ritdt IN ben 4 Dtftrtften bstrd9t ater 1900 ct.
4SarfurSzGpmntp.
5apre be Grace Z. Sos. Die Stabt
aibt BRADFORD 293 Moiorttdt. St Der County
tit pas untons~3idet iGer.
Die 16mmtliAen Otltrifte 3eteen bebeutenoe
MaiOritdten fir pas lntOne 2tGet. 6. s. 9etptS,
Ntc@pC, VI. DoDec (luipn) errpablt.
sSaSbinstpnsGpu
9agerStpwn, 7. glop. BRADFORD Bat
tn Der Stapt 341 Nlaiorttdt. Die untuns.Was
tUritdt i'm GsuntY Miro auf 1900 eeiddst.
SIR eas Dele9atenbaus s. y 6tnplaq, 9.
SRobrer, q. Yearlun, S. Sbomas, S. 8. 9erbert
Q1ntUn) erpdblt-
GecitGDuMtD.
Clifton I. Sop. Den pprlie9enoen 8ez
ridten mad bat BRADFORD i'm COUNTY 1900 Ma-
tcrttat.
s. u. @reswen, q. W. Sntire unp $. Ncrs
ton flr's Delesotenbaus.
9Urt DepUftt. Die llnicnamajoritat
bier lit 251. Die Matoritdt be6 County belauft
iG auf penigltens 1000,
Sp,parb Goumt0.
@lltcutts MtIls. BRADFORD uup paa
gauge l1niunsttfet bat 143 Mai.
So. Oenalplun unp @p. 6amnnUnD Q1ntpn)
ermGblt,
Mnne @lrunbel Counts.
Sobn 9. Seuman (1) 1T IN ben Senat 9e-
wdblt. = Der s.. Diltritt gibt BRADFORD So unb
6OwarO 165. = SIR pas Dele9utenbauo Sol.
0altOn, g. %, glutpel, s.. Dunbar (l) en-
wdblt. - Grantltn (1) gum Sberif lmO BIZ
lntonSretesaten linO init 9ertn9er MaiOrttai
eepGbIt.
9nesbann Gpmntp.
8. Il. Barren, s. 8. Wbtte, Qupe, q. Gbam-
lin Q1ntOn) far's Dele9atentans.
Caroline Gomntp.
Die linton aiorttGt In ptelem Gpuntp tpttt
wabrl6etuliG nt6t inter 500 betra9en. Spe-
3teue Sertbte nod nt6t ~etngesansen.
Salbpt @OMntp.
DieIes County 1T ~wabrlAeinlid eeeen bic
1ntpnscanbtoaten 9e9angen. - Der 8rapPes
Diltritt gtebt II Maj. se9en BRADFORD.
Garr0t GpuntD
@. 8. 9tttle, 9. gperbart, 9. ST, 8atsrs
Q1) tpurben ms Geleeatenbaus gepablt.
%rince Georges Gonntp.
Sc wirb berintet, paB pie1es County cine 1e-
rtnse MatOritdt fir nte linton etebt = Belts
pile @rectntt l1nipnsmat. 1875. = 8labensbure
.1ntOnsmat. 100.
queen Mmme's @pnmfD.
Die l1ntVnsmatpritat tn pteiem GOuntY Be-
trdst %.
Oordefer @puntD.
Seine ernltliHe Sppplition geaen paS llntons-
Sifet. 8rapfaro Miro cine MajOritdt RON 500
baben.
wsont8omerD Gountp.
q. 6. Davis, 81. Dunlap ~(lnion) far's De-
lesatenbaus. - Glarfsbur9sD itr. 353 Union,
113 SppOlttOn. = Sranfltn= Oiitr. 257 Union,
IL SppUittUn. 8errp Ditr, 2 gu l fir
Union.