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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-31
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MRS WINSLOW,
Ar experienced Nurse and Female Physician. pre-.
seuts to the attention of mothers, her
SOC I II N G SY K u P
FOR cHLpRES FEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of tccthinEb
softenng the gums, reducing all inflammation will |
allay ali pain and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it viii give rest 10 YOUR
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YoUR INFANTS,
not only relieves the child from pain but invig-
crates the stomach and bowels, cOrrects acldltyanu
givss tone and energy 10 the whole system Hwhi
almost Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, ASD WIND COLO
and overcome convulsons which, il not speedily re-
mediea end in death We believe it the best and
surcst remedy in the world in all cases or Dysen-
tery and DaTha in children,w II arises from
tecthing, or from any other cause. we woun say
to every mother who has child suffering frnm any
ofthc foregoing complaints-do not let your preju-
dices nor the preiudccs of others, stand between
You and your suffering child, and the ree that WIN
be sure--yes, absolutely sure--to follow the use o'
this medicine, il timely used full direcuonS ior
using will accompany each hotlle;; None genuine
! unless the fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS,
| New York, is on the outside wrapper,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Memeines
/ y" Prmcip9l once, IL Cedar street, NY.
! PRICE ONLY 20 GENTS PER BOTTLE
April. ls6l-t9ly, ---------------
! SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
/ - Tho Board will hold their next regular sessions
/ for the examination of Teachers, AS follows
! Yves, MillerOve, first Tuesday in November.
\ Bowling Green, first Tuesday in Decent or,
! Perrysburg, first Tuesday in january, lS62)
In addition Ia the usual course, Teachers viii here
aftcr be examined in American History
\ No applicant will be beexamined who is not present
puRctaslly az O'Clock, a. m.
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r@-A little boy named Handley, living
near Tifin, fell from hickory nut tree the
other day, and was killed,
RarQne Of the crew OF the pirate stcam-
er JEFF, Davis, has been tried aud found
guilty.
pA- That everlasting Sl5,0o0,O0O Confed-
crate loan is yet begging for takeYs.
erThere is a report that Gen. Mcclellan
10 TO be superseded.
RsS~The telegraph to the Pacific is row
completed. and San Francisco SENDS greeting
10 New York
1DrThe victory at Edwara's Ferry, Va
turns ont TO be sad reverse.
nA.col. Campbells regiment, at Hamil'
ton, o., is reported filing up rapidly.
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Eron,ont,s Removal.

There is another report of the removal Of
Gen. Fremont. We shall believe the truth
of the report when tho thing is actually did
mot before.
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Lows! PLOWS! FLOWS!

DLOWS PLOWS! PLOWS
The subscriber has Just received the sub-soil, or
MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLoW.
1t is pillow that every Farmer should have. With
it he can turn under and get rid Of sward, all kinds
nt stubblc and roots of corn stalks, leaving nothing
but nice fresh soil TO cultivate. For breaking up
WILD PRAIRIE LAND
1t is invaluable 1t puts the sward six TO eight
inches under ground, and gives soil as good
AMI as easy to work your neighbours that has
been titled for years. He has also the
GIBBS CYLIND DER PLOW
Very strong and of light drait-just the thing for
Supervisors, CT for all kinds of heavy plowing.
MTCHELL'S g. SONS ROAD SCRAPERS,
Second 10 none others made.
Hay, Straw, Con-stalk cutters Of the very best
manufactures, warranted TO give entire satisfaction,
and will save half the cost Of winterng stock
that il will cost to winter them without cut feed.
Last but not least is the
DAkEN WATER DRAWER.
He would call the attention Of all in want of "tip
top" pNmp, to this Drawer, as it is undoubtedly the
best thing 10 draw water with in the county. 1t
has only 10 be AMI tried to be apprecat ID, and
what is better than all is that il is cheap, and there
fore within the reach of both rich and poor.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
ID. KREPS.
PerrysburC, Oct 9th, 1861
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NOTICE. ost by the subseribec near Monclo-
~ via, in Lucas County, Ohio, large calf-skin
Pocket Rook containing punisory note against
Joseph CLARK, calling for ten dollars also an order
ON the Treasurer of Wood county for the sum OF
ana other valuable papers. and 81 in money The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same with }, AcDonald, near MoncloVia, or at the
olhOc nj the Probate Judge ia this county.
Ort IS. 81 2ty3s a. 4. CRANpALL.
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Y ATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR;
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
PERRYSBURG, 0.
NEW STOVE, TIN AND HARP
WARE STORE!

TuE subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Wood and adjoining counties, that, hav-
ing leased the store formerly occupied by BROWN
& HUNT, they intend continuing the Stove and
Tin Trade in all its breaches, AMI connect there
with the
sr HARDWARE BUSINESS.
and would be pleased to receive the calls OF all
who may be in want Our prices shall be as low
as the same quality and style can be purchased for
in Toledo or elsewhere.
COME ONE-CoME ALL, as We wish 10 be-
come acquainted. BOSTWICK & TYLER.
PARLoR, COOK AND FOX >ToVES,
Just receiving, the largest and best assortment
ever brought up the river, which we 0tier at Toledo
prices. BOSTWlCk h TYLER.
THlMRLE SURE PIPE BONES,
At BoSTwICK & TYLERS.
NAILS AND HOUSE TRIMMI GS
Cheap, at RoSTWICK & TYLER'S.
IRON, (all sizcs) HORSE SHOE BAR,
AND NAIL RODS,
| Warranted, at Toledo prices at
B0STWICK s. TYLERS.
BARToN & VI EED'S COOPER TOOLS
AZ BoSTWICK i TYLER'S.
AXES! AXESli
Single and Double Steel, at
BoSrwICK 4 TYLER's.
HARNESS TRIMMINGS
A good ass rtmcnt at atBosPwIcK 4 TYLERs-
,,,,..,,,,,, -, ,.,,,,,.,,,
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am stationed at Perry ysburg, and am authorized
to muster in recruits fast they enlist and they
will therefore draw Ratons and Pay from the time
of enlistment, and furnished with subsistence until
sent into camp. As soon us FIVE nr six mon have
been eulisted their uniforms will he ordered, and
for every ! or m2n thereafter that are enlisted
No better inducem lnts could possibly be offered to
Young Men to Volunteer in the defeiiSe of the
STARS AND STRIPES"
And aid in sustaining
TIE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION
The pay is from Sl3 to S2l per month AMI 800
Bounty al the close of the war it is also expected
that each volunteer will receive 1850 acres cf land.
Active mans are being taken to fill this regiment
rapidly and it is thought it will be got ready to
take up the line of march soon, if you anxious
to serve your country voluntarily, and avoid being
draited-which it is earnestly to be hoped will not
have to be resorted to in this state.
IVdM Up and Put Dorm Your Name !!
I'd Lieut.. JOHN b. STAFFORD,
Perrysburg, Oct, 1861. Recruiting Officer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

'I'ERhS OF COURT FOR lse2-
II Is ordered that the several courts for the
year A. D.. 1882 shall commence and be held in the
several counties comprising the 10th Judicial Dis.
trict Of the State Of Ohio, as follows:
Disfrict Curt.
In the county of Putnam, June "a.
I" Wood, 26
Crawford, ,July l.
" Wyandot, 8.
Hancock g.
I" Seneca, TO-
Dy7plon Pleas Courts.
In the county OF Seneca, January l3,May 20, 0c-
tober 20
In the county of wyanIot, February is, April 29
November /.
In .he county Of Crawford, March 4, May iS, De-
ccmber 2.
In tlc county Of Putnam, February 4, May soc
tobrr 81.
III til county of Wood, February IL, Nay Is, ,oc-
tobcr 2S.
In the county Of Hancock, February rs, May 20,
November 10.
In witness whereof, we have signed this order
officially, this LIST day of October A. d. 1851.
NJ. G. WHITLEY.
JOSIAH :. PLANTS.
G. r.. SENEY.
Oct. 20 -25wi. Judges 10th Judicial Dist.
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T1O ARMS TO ARMS ! TO ARMsi

The Undersigned has been duly commissioned
and authorized to raise Company Of Volunteers
FIR the
SIXTY SE VENTH REGIMENT
0. V. Y. :. Infantry, to 60 into camp at CAMP
OLIVER, near Toledo,
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A D I L $ G A Il D

II YOU want Nice Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches,
Plnmes, Nwaws, Bonnets. Hats, etc, please call at
Mrs. Clrrcner's Millinery Store, on Front street.
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NOTICE Z

Persons bringing in Corn will take nosee that
Il must be first thoroughly cleaned.
The 'Emma Houston" is now receiving gram
regularly at the Psrrysburg Dock. A
VIM. H0US TO N.
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f-r C"ui ga1d Finirg DresSes, ] ck-
etc, Manlas etc. also, Cnorirs, Eleaching and
Pressing Bonnss done t. order.
Oct 2gth, lS3l--2itc
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j. S. No murmuring q
Of hard times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

S%-TO ARMsl-The Military Committee
for this Congressional District is composed Of
b. 8. Cowcn and John Welsh of Belmont,
Gen. Gordon Lofland and J. C. Douglass of
Guernsey, Edward Archbold Of Monroe and
VIM. Priestley Of Noble. They met in
Barnesvivlle on yesterday and divided this
county into divisions, making the Central
Ohio Railroad the line. They appointed
the following county committee for this
county. For the Northern division, Gen.
John ippincott, Capt p. Tallman, w. s.
Kennon, st. Clair Kelly, Alexander Bran
mum and ID. d. T. Cowen, and for the South
ern Division General David Mccartney,
Andrew W. Anderson, Thomas A. Fred,
Alonzo p. Miller and DR.. Armstrong. These
committees superintend the recruiting of
volunteers. The committee for the North
ern division met and organized to-day and
will Immediately adopt vigorous means for
procuring recruits. Pay and subsistence
will commence from the date Of enlistment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10
Sa-wo are under obligations to our nu.

n4-We are under obligations to our nu.
merous friends through the county who have
been interesting themselves in extending
the circulation of the CHRONICLE. Our sub.
scription has been steadily increasing ever
since We took charge Of it. We lost about
fifty subscribers At the time we took charge
OF the paper, most of them such persons as
could not pay their bills and quit sooner,
but We since dat time have received about
450 new paying subscribers. many of whom
have never taken the paper before. We are
thankful for this evidence of our endorse
lnent, friends, hut there are still many per-
sons who sireutd take the paper. A little
effort in EACH, Township and our list will go
up TO 1900 ip, ,the.epunty.. -, Ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10
Socks for Our Soldiers.

Mn. EDITOR There is a general COM
plant among the soldiers that when in ser.
vice the socksfurnished by government are Of
quite poor quality; indeed, / presume that
it is almost impossible to procure them of
good make, where they are bought from
contractors and in such large quantities. -
Now this county can most certainly furnish,
say 5000 pairs of good, warm well knit long
socks, and no one be the poorer To show
what can be done, at t,oo meetings in coun-
try school houses l obtained subscribers for
AZ pairs. Could not this thing be done at
once2 The boys need them now. 1t may
appear TO some as oftoo little importance to
care for. But every one knows or should
know that the health and comfort Of the
soldier depends upon the manner in which
his feet are cared for. Poor Winthrop, YOU
know, gave Is the most important maxim 10
the Seventh New York, ito Trust in God
but keep your feet well shoj." Could not
meetings be called in each Township, and
committees appointed to canvass each school
district and ascertain the number to be had,
with instructions when and where in the
Township to store them? Then central
depot, say in st. Clairsville. They could
be either sold to the Government, and the
funds appropriated to the relief of soldiers
families. or donated at once to the Govern
ment Let us see what can be done-wool
is cheap, knitting pins and quick fingers
ready. The socks should be Of good length,
strongly knit, 1.-THE heels doublel, and weigh
at least / ID to the pair. | will guarantee
that this Township will fully do her share.
Other States are moving in this direction
why not this? The articles are needed at
once. Shall We do our duty or not?
Yours, for the right,
EDD McCUE.
SOMERTON, Oct. 6, 1851.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

s%"TLL FIaHr roR DAvB." Among
the tickets brought from the deep recesse.
ofthe ballot-box in this Township on Tuesday
night was one with the following inscription
upon it: sbP -tr....
Damn old Lincoln and his party. Davis
@d better Union man than Ltacot,, dare be.
The Republican party are set Of God damn
traitors. The Republicans are the cause Of
this war. Let them fight it, and TU fight
for Davis" S''' W. 49,
Another ticket had representation of a
thief stealing q hog, and upon it was the
following chast inscription: .r,,.
"Voto the whole hog and go to Heaven.
NV. D."
Who can deny we have worse traitors in
our very midst than JEFF Davis has in his
brigand army? lEgtv 4...-t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

'S@LRE6kUITINd. The business of re-
cruiting in our county has taken a fresh i'm
petus, and We arc in hopes that other CON-
panies will be'put Immediately in the field.
The country needs them, and ell good
citizens should aid the recruiting officers to
6ll up their ranks
WILSON 8. KENYON. Esq, the gallant
standard bearer Of the Union men of this
county At the late election, wishes to form q
company ateuce. Fill up his ranks imme-
diAely. He isl glorious defender Of the
4lAf SpanslsA Banner.
LIxur. L pAsroRD, Of the 18th Regi-
ment, wants 20 recruits for that regiment,
now in Kenteshy, Tho 18th is crack reg
imsnt, has With il battery of flying ar
tillery, and thoss. who go with it can rest
assured that its brave little Col. Dickey and
the gallant Msjor Wallace are men who will
never turn their backs-upou thsfoes Of their
eountry and its Aag.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

1@-T1E MILITARY COMMITTEES. We
publish the Military Committees in anoth-
er coIuhml These Committees are appoint
cd BY Adjutant-G General Buckingham to aid
his office in recruiting. This county should
raise three OF four more companies for service
yet The es'Western Virginia business is
most effectually played out. No more Of
our young men will go into Western Virgin
ia Regiments, ~ and we apprehand no diff
Guilty in forming at least two or three COM
panies in s,adition to those already in the
service. s.N ;f- '.' '..
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Death OF senator bingham,

The Hon. Kingsly s. Bingham, u. s.
Senator from Michigan, died Of apolexy,
at his residence, at Green Oak, on Saturday.
He was born in Camillas, 0nondago county,
New York, December l6 1908. He received
& fair academic education, and was early
placed in the ofice Of q lawyer a. clerk,
where he served three years. In 1928 he
emigrated to Michigan and settled upon o
farm. Elected in 1887 to the Michigan Leg
he served FIVE years as . member
Of that body. He afterwards served three
years ss Speaker Of the same body. He
was . Representative in Congress from Mich
igan from l849 to 1851, and served during
that term on the Committee of Commerce.
In 1854 he was elected Governor of the
State, aud held that position till 1859, when
yhsn hs vas elected % the United States
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Military Committees.
ti'rom the Columbus Journal, Oct Sih.l


Below we give full list Of the persons ap
pointed to act as Military Committees il
their respective Congressional Districts il
this State, under the Military Order Of Sept
9th. 1t might be proper to state, in thi,
connection, that the order gives general sat.
isfaction, and has given pew impetus to re.
crriting in this State. From present indi.
cations Ohio will not be behind her sister
States in furnishing her quota Of men for
the war.
LIST and I'd Districts benjamin Eggles-
ton, A. g. w. Carter, X. Buchapan' ri
kesser, j. II. Bates, w. s. Groesbeck. A.
Eost A. 9. Baum, Judge Stallo and -
3d.-Wm. Beckett, Schohn. John
Howard, DR.. Egry, Martin L. Stevens and
Israel Williams.
4th.-John II. Knox, Raston s Kile.
Jacob Conklin, Benjamin Metcalf, George
". Andrews, VIM. L. Davis and WIN.
5t6.-Judge A. s. Latty, Richard Mott
). W.. Norris, DIR. Scott, John III. Palmer
Joseph Gable and T. Hollenbeck.
6ih.-Col. Cockerel, ID. w. G. Louder.
Z. Baird, ID. Smith and j. M. Kellum.
7th; e, 8. Nichols, G. l.. Merrick, J.
Is: Allen, j. Q. Dunlevy, w. H.. Clement.
W., II. Baldwin, X. b. Harlan, DR.. Toland
and X. Cowling. n. - '
sth.-W. Lawrence, w. ii. West. Ichabod
Corwin, yohn H. Young, Major w. Hunt.
John Baldwin, 3. Shellabarger, G. s. Ham.
ilton and A. Thomson.
9th DistIict.-R z. Buckland. John ,Jen-
ny, II. s. M'Kee, G. s. Catch, Alex. Ram
sey, K Mckelley, ID. W. Swigart, DR.. j.
10th District. General J. T. worthipp-
tom Carey A. Trimble, w. II. Reid, j. Is.
Gregory, @. A. Waller, H. s. Bundy, ST.
neon Nash, Langly, Ralph Leete.
llth District. ID. Tallmadge, J.. II. Cul.
lon, A McNigh, L. Jewett, A. Schleigh,
John +. Piley, Q. ID. Martin, w. B. Hor.
ton, z; ;. Colburn, 9. James, H. +. Rem
Pile, W. ;. Rigby, LII. Smith, James Miller.
18th District Willard Warner, W. b.
Woods, B. +. Martin, Otto Dresel Nelson
18th District. Smith Irwin, C. Sher.
man, Gaylord McFall, j. Dewey, j. NJ.
Root.
l4th District: Monroe, Hon. II.
e: Blake; VIM, Osborne, Judge W.
15th.--Col, G. w. Morgan, Judge r. C.
Hnrd, John r. Bancroft, II. 4. Spangler.
I6th.--A. L. Harris, A. TlReady, g. w.
Potwin, John Pireil, John f., Fl nina, Doug
las Putnam, Davis Green. b, rt %
l7th,.-E; Archbold, John Welch, Cor
don L!oftiand, j. c. Douglas, VIM. Priestley,
=, lsth.--H. Y; Beebe, j. B. Taylor, d. A.
Starkweather, l.. V. Bierce, Kent Jarvis
l9th.-F: I: Baekus, A. Stone, Jr, -
Bingham, r. Hitchcock, VIM. L. Perkins,
Lester Taylor.
20th:-H. Parsons, D. Caldwell, John
Hutchins, @. r. Hunt, II. w. Whittlesey.
2lst:-Col G. w. McCook, II. i. Jewett.
A. l.. Brewer, j. A. Bingham, j. II. Riley.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

m-Lol A PRopHEr. I'VE wish him
wv. 3. Kennon) to recollect the prediction
we now make, that when ho comes to add
up his vote he will be led TO exclaim that
his column looks like the old Abolition
column when that party went IL alone In this
county. .--[Gazetts Of August Is.
MIR. Ksnnon, we are informed has COM
piled with poor Johnny's request, and IRE.
collects the prediction"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

na-LITTLE YoRK.- lowing to the
high waters and the great anxiety Of the
people as to the destruction Of property, the
meeting in little York was not large but they
promise good account on the End Tuesday
October. "-[Gaxctte Of last week.
Yes, and they have kept their promise
faithfully by storming the masked batteries
of tho so-called Democratic Union party and
giving 25 majority for the Unconditional
Union ticket. ALI hail, little York
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

A RICHMOND despatch to Norfolk paper
states that Senator Breckinridge had arrived
at Lynchburgh, that he would resign his
position as Senator, issue an address to the
people Of Kentucky and take an active part
in the war. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

are elected.

nA-Yhe Democrats had their tickets print
ed with a wood cut at the head of them Of a
man carrying of a pig. The same cut used
in the Independent Republican, to illustrate
the thefts charged by that paper against
johnny Heaton. This Is too bad, to stir up
old recolleotious in that way. -A- g
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

The chiefs, head men, and warriors Of
the Creek Indians have addressed a letter
to the President stating that rebel ennis.
ssaries have been endeavoring to turn then,
from their allegiance to the Government,
telling them the lie that their Great, Faith.
er" at Washington had deserted them, and
was plotting for their impoverishment and
ruin. A council Of various tribes was called
and the matter discussed at length. The
result Of their deliberations was deterrni-
nation to remain loyal, and, If possible,
neutral. The chiefs now ask the President
to send some one to meet all ithe tribes in
council.
BISHOP AMEs of the NJ. Z. Church ha.
encouraged his son, only eighteen years Of
age, to enlist IN the army, and declares that
as soon as the fall conferences are over he
purposes to make general visitation to the
camps in the West and, if they go, to fol-
low them into Texas and down the Mississip
pi toward or to New Orleans, and to do all
the good he can to the souls and bodies of
the soldiers and officers. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

A.BEcEIPn.-Mr. Robinson, the Sec y
ofthe Harrison County Agricultural Society,
informs US that the receipts Of the late Fair
foot up -$2034.l7. Huzlah for the New
Board and Printers Ink l'--[Cadiz Rep,
yesterday. Ain VI a - -.5!, d ~. -
Your Society evidently understand how to
manage Fairs, Mr.. Republican. Success to
them and the 'Printers' Ink. p i d. no Oh
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

S4Gov. 4Dennison has commissioned Sir
John De Courcey, Distinguished in the Cri-
anyWar,, Colonel Of the Goth Ohio Reg
iment- ! Capts John Mason and Crook Of
the restdat rrmy are also to have Ohio Col
Onelciesss '"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-10

10Our friends from FIVE different town.
ships hasIred us that they would give in
cresseh Ga&drities over their vote last fall,
Mhen.wehad over twelve hundred majority
In the co6nty. II Gazette Of Sept, 26.
The assurances Of your friends, johnny
were like. the articles in your paper, not very
reliable. ~, .:..' % -..H-... e.. .,--