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TaE Spanish Minister Al: w.sl.ina
o' .on y greatly annoyed about the trans
ms mission OF is ,oi.wcek!y dispatches !,
the Goyerrsor General ef Cuba. Tn,
enaf.er y, ~ the Yankee Government .
ai = !, 'ae h steamers Of the line running I,
!, Du9a and Vera Cruz prevents the regu
'ar 'r.teroourse with the Spanish repre-
sentative At the eapii#f Of the Queen D
ira Antilles. sa94s
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IAN lrEM woern NorpIve.--A friend
of SQUAD practical SENSE and experience
suggests. that TO guard against many
diseases incident 10 camp life. solu,i
,eers should put 2 small qnsntiiy offdr
--tay "a large spoonfm--in their cam
teens. Il hes often hean rec.mmeuded
~ preventive OF el,ills aud fever,
m.aslrS. DC, hy piy-ieians. The wit.
er of This used ilgiu,Ghs long ago, and
after y dsy or two it 'Je.rsc,s. no,hiup
fton the la,yc ~ wslses Try Il,
- ~ 3 foyeitepiHe 0tservsr.
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The CircpmstaNces Of the Death of
- Cels tWashingtons 4S8

We take lli. following FROM letter
TO the Cmcinatti Commercial:
On Fthiay atermo,Ls sl'oulS four
o'clock, small scouting party, was sent
o,n 20 reconnoitre on iiie right ljtanch
of Elkwster, which flows somemilesup
on our right. They had not letl the
outer pickle, post fifteen minuies, when
a party OF seven rebel h3rseheu APP.
3p,ochesl llem. 1he cempiandef sf the
rebels rode leisprely few PAGES ia from.
of his escort. apl seemed totally una>
ware of any edsnger.ss Oar scouis wait.
ed until the party cane within shot
range, When, rom sdme inex xplicable
q, asnn, the coming !psriy took the alarm
aud suddenly turned il.eir horses' heads
to retreat. As they did so. however,
ihe Federal party fred. aud the officer.
who ip The ieireM WIS iu the rear. fell
from his saddle. lis escort fle.l. leay
ing the commander wounded a,sd diving
upon the roadside. The Federal party
ran up To the wounded man, and found
him partially raised upon one hand.
attempting TO grasp hi pirtol., A they
approached, the diving man smiled faint
", and said, :" How are you, boys give
nae some water One of the party
placed his can'ecn TO The soldiers lips,
but they were already cold in death.
A litter was made. and tile body car.
ried To headquarters, when an exa,nina.
ZION "f,hi> prr,on WAS made. ;Jndgf, if
yom can, of The surprise excited, when
npon his ciod,i"g WAS found the naine
of John A. Washington. -Four halIs
pass.d through his body. two entering
either lung. and anv one i,fiic,ing a
mortal wound. A flag of truce Was
sent the next morning 10 the rebels. of
E.rihg To return the body aud all the
CuIunel's effects was met by Lieut..
Col. Stark. of Louisiana. who was com
ing TO our camp tn de,pa,,,l the l,odv.
When told that G.,Io,.el. Nyasl,ioe e,nn
MAS dead, Col. Siark was very deeply
affected, and for some inonlents was uu
able To speak ~ all. He finally said.
"Col. Wa-hingions iemerity killed
him he was advised not to 20 whefe
be did, but was on his FIRST expedition
aud extremely anxious To- .dislingni,h
himself."p Col. Washington was .attacl,s
ed TO the siaif-of Gen Lee. ~ engineer.
from which il j. judged Gen. Lee in, per
son commands the fo,ees in 'our front.
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- EN,xrsr lIpeaaLyY.LWc no,iee.
among the donations acknowledged by
Messrr. C,fiin & P,ingle. the very Iib.
ernl one of . LOO iron, Geo. A. Trenholm.
E,q .shh y pledge al the same eoni,i
hmyon monthly for p iys.5 g,s- ai,l IN
iaoviJing nuhsee for li,e South CaroIisa
Hospital 4: Richmond.
Z si. Chavlesioa Mercury.
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The ReLeass OF PaysoxKrs
complete list Of Slate aud WAR psisonerl
has been handed Secretary Seward. foI 7
his examination, the object being. Il II
snidfio consider the propriety of'rslsasl |
ing as many as practicable, consistsn,Iy
With The public interest. q
THE Tenns .ses Bibla Society an
nominees tha. they will soon have ou|
hand for tie use Of the soldiers, SO. .0oe|
copies OF tha New Testament Scrip
lures, which they win furnish 10 othsr
Bible Societies throughout the Confeds1
rate Stales At 81. so per dozen.
Tux Riehmoasf Enaairer SAYS tbat|
CalviasIiason jr..of Rochester, N. Y.
who WAS Elys opponent ebr Congress-
Is very sick eftyphoid fever 10 hjs psis|
son. and v nsssed by the latter Ifasos|
wasN taken in at Manassas.
Tne New Hsmpshire Gasstte, shs'
Oldest paper 10 ,be United States, sx-|
pissd fsw days ago at the age of onsI
haDdred wasi Eve years. II was honx 81
leading and intInenliai paper 10 The
Granite State.
AMoHg the papers in LiueoinSonsJ
stha, continue 10 desnnaee the sr. ave-
the Albany Aresr, the Patterson { IN. j \
kegisses. ibs pnbuqns I (Iown) Iis,wj,
and ihs Hartford lsmss. j
ossrcfsL vIsrr 70 Mrssp pusr The
Secretary of War and che adyssxnt
.t'eeerai len Washington s6v 81. Loai.
on Tuesday.
ASoxe late arrivals y, RicKmpsd il
slss of Paai Mofphy. the u sss sssm,
pion.
wr les,p from iaals pukli,hed IN
the New Yo,k Expr~s. rhai The i. ru!a.
lion of tho N1tIhe,n States i ne. e.sa2.
$50, their lighting msn 8 500 100. n, 4
their quota IL ~ ar@y 100000.
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Gsqpn8 Iusgps ,Posa ErnIl & Avp a
shost GeitcF sppp|y i0 EuRIphd i ecB.
,ssnyasied Hitb eloopy fosebol oliags.---
Tho .loodon Chronicle, II the ] la,h ,nit.,
say<s ss $ 81 ,Sss g $ "a. ~, Il,
The bouasi6si bsrsest sbas' : ! saved
.l,oassnS y fam .pl yer y AMI. and IL woall
be impossible 10 over Estimate t,,e 81.
ssAnssessit win bs the suea,,ss IF con.
tegsihE ON The poofer elasscs during the
remainderlof tIsis. and the greater ,,Art
ofnex. year. But Tor this we might
we'll shrink from contemplating the fus
lure. For, lei our hosne demand be
!, what e may, y cannot bring uade 10
ith- upqsi>iing position !, occupied pri
or tothe ouibfeak Of los,iliiies in Amer
ics. The n,Apy thpusaDds Who depend
plpon iron. aud Cotton manufacturers for
Their daily bread spust inevitably under.
go many bar.lrhips next winter, anil I'm
less we can by some sneans obtain sup
plies ol Cotton. still gteaier calamities
will surely oyertase ~, !, ~
asWetdo not perceise any means by
II ,Is. ~ : ss.'s, ',''e's. J.
i,,,siF as,s,,,, S"apge !:
man, e, ~, ,'. w. s''
Il, : nas.ll... go - so ~, i -
RIM !, s h 4 ! \, 80 s ~. He =
.ba;ng s,,,1,,s M, \, spe s.asgs g
tonnio,i,,n ..o,, :. az: ~ M,ts ssape.
Mil IN, ,ans, - aa.,,,, M ."as -, ". , au's
Iiys fIiooli,,, J, '"'' ste,aAs ..s..
f,,,a,ns !, sb.a, ,,nsa am, = !, : ,.o' ....',
,ane,s,sss - s1s : i,'' nuns a"u s'"''su
rFGsf sii $3.50. z s,.,sa,
, "a :, f.aa,s... ~. !, i. !
he \ ! coSn,,s 1, sa,,II Ill ~ s.,sa $ .'',.o -
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A SrRASeE ,VIsIroR.--It is said sey
.etal persons saw ou Saturday morning
last abont s o'clock, u, large balloon
passing over this city at moderate
speed, toward The South. Z II Is al>o:re
ported That another was seen on Mon.
day morning or Sunday night. We
are unable 10 account for il, yet il Is
not impossible that the arenslts Of the
Potomac or Cd Point may have besn
driven Ivy cnrren,s Of air beyond their
moorings. We know that Professor
Love was only a few months ago dr:y-
Ell from, Cincinnati to South Carolina
IL the four arepauts should prove 10 be
Prof Lowe, Abe Lincoln. BiI,y Seward
and Gen. McCieIlan,apd shonld light be-
twcsn this and the South Carolina line.
we should sejoice. Look on for them.
Raleigh Standard.
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Faoa SUyyols.--The co sre,poos,.J
of tho Pe,ersburg Express saw. !; ! -
4 Another member pf the ,I.t Sa,,,
Carolina regiaspt, died Yesterday an
was sent home thia m .orninp for. ;.ts,
ment, Psiyats J IS. W.bt. of The Grsa
Guards, from R,su wei district IA e
was about ttwenry year. old. The name
OF the two so' diers whose deaths ver
alluded to yesterday wore James a
si siarrell, Formerly Of Guilford county
=: u, and James r. Clamp, Of New
berry district, s. G.
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NEW FIRM.

TIsisE Subscribers have associsse,i themselves
III together In hurincss, under the fra Of
RoBERTs3 a. MAtSLDIH,S take pleasure 10
Inviting their friends, and the tppbtie gene, az
~. 10 their we'll selected Stock of Gools, En-.
bracipg all Goods usually kept IN stores In
ourpisce. Gis6Ms n efi, bcfare making yonr
purchases. fes swili ird the Geods and
prices TO suit. T. B. HOtEa'rS.
- - -. tsE. u JOAB J.. MAtII.DIS.
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= stvesgjyr twlow ytllevf liawiur aidi
aicnaf dleeaisS from s.lIes psissc5s OBJ
server:
Wil.on and III: pirate. have been
So 'Setife fixSx tIis1ssi s<s s6for,ably
on ,,S,e island , and they hAd bull, ia
I.rca n, .>rehouse shd filed !, wiih pros
Visions, SS1ls oar ,6cfsE thadgbtl 200
good for such .,ieu and wefe de,srdiin
,sdIssas&lfov ili@ ) Yi.sxsyss ;pssr
the hay aud p,srch. up the beach.
killing pickets whenever, bn,led bv one {;
m'o6 arriving neat eSonEh Opened stirA
UpnS tie Yankees Who Ind s'yN se,,s
time become sarbnseaI and retusneo the
fire. Forsiwo.or three hours the skjrm.
ishing VA kept up when oursisle were
ordered 10 charge bsyonets. This the
Ym,k~~coailynot stand. spsa fipd,to-,
waas Fnst lfekpns. Ou men bhcssd
Id 10 burn ef,thihg they scouif fihd
---ten,s, tl,e.lages, sIoreheqse, togeil,
er si,hsthe .Prosiy'pgs, a., }gski"g a
completeS mass ~ lrninsAof tlieeniee en-
canpmen, Of ahe mtorious j illyswnd
Ibis IIltieves. 5rhey leyes gsiheht die
splendid gnns LEFT byI'.e frightened aud
c"warafy van,iais, and pied them up
aud .hpfueI dlem. sbssiiss pSEiilg q,
,numl.er of guns found in ,,hs, batteries,
andSburning lhe'carrirgesSo Sof 'tlie same
This is giusureuib@ic,n Cor the act Of
burning ihe schooner "Jadsh some
time ago. 81 - IL
NVe cannot state positively the loss
on either side hut hhe boys say thew
,lsfl the. ground pretty well spotted with
thefn. = aThey bronshf fifteen Sd the,
Yankees over iyesterdav, ahd hold ahein
rs prisoners Of wsr, ,one Of them Ser
gean, shd" "ano,her no iess a personage
tlinnMkjhr oades. Il 3 Il = O
Tle comstd!y ybestsof wilFou's com,
mand returned TO tile battle field nc.
ter 9urymeu bs! JEFF ,apd mur@epyIthe
wo6nded' men LEFT on tl,eftattle fell.
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lsaIsr sr.soa.--wh.s P,..id.

BRIEs SrssoH.--Whsa Preside
Davis reached Fairfsx station, upon !
return home recently. he was gre, 4,
with cheer sher cheer blythe troor =
that vicinity. Nothing would ass;s
them but a speech, and ne res oond,
rs f,llows: = "N' =
Soldiers Generals Bsauy .ya,a ~
Johnston are hers the ofxtors of,ha a.
they speak from the moath = Of cam"
of mnskets, aud Of ri6es .n,,- -.
they speak, thy country f,stens. D WI
keep silence" =,
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fHr "MARfLAsD LEefsLAruas n
l?IssKH."--A gentleman of New Yofl
city, native OF y southern state, bavinI
occas'on to sisi, Fort Lafayette b fsJ
DAYS ago. fouhd there ninety -ssvsD pri
soners sfhe Post relates convstsd
ton the visitor had sith soms one coul
nected with the pri.ossrs, and adds.
AS he vas sxpatisiing upon this sub
]eel, Marshal Kane eane along and in|
vited our informant to come and se,
the Legislature Of Maryland At dinner
They were seated in An spartment At
plain table. The food vas bread with
butter and coffee without milk. EacI
man had = tin cup, but no other ,abl,
service. 5Es
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HANDSOME JEWELRY
y W E3Ses
ONNS Al LIE.

VERY GENERAL ASsORTMENT 'of
"a one and o,ny, gE IpEkR y may be haf
81 the Brhsesiher. vho nfaltes 10 order Fnpgc.
rp,w R;sys, and any other. lrticie required in
his .Hs,e.k Mxa-s EPAIRING saithfally dos:s
eAr Three Doors below che G6odleu House
j III. RAND0LfH
s,rss,v,,,.. q. q. sep,is, lSSs.s 1o-tf
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NEGROEs WANTED.s
yNj ASTEt TO u lR,e, TIVE arst sa,e Ne.
\ w aro Men. W gs TO NhgInia f"r
wl,ieh fair wages will be given. Apply at
osce 20 .,,n,r
sept 10 70 u
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THE MIssouRr MbnooLro.-- There
was a Cabinet meeting this afternoon
In which The cheers Of Colonel Blair
against Gen. Fremont, and The counter
charges Of Gen. Fremont against Col
Blair, were under consideration. The
prihcipal-charges against tile Con,nan
der are that he sacrificed Gen. Jyop |.
That he neglected to reinforce Col. Mul
.iiganiwheu he had the power to do so.
and kept Col. MuIligan's m, ssenger, sent
10 ak aid waiting three DAYS before he
saw him that his expenditures Of mon ,
ey were excessive aud corrupt; that, one
member Of his staff had contract 20,
thelpmchase of i've ihonsand mules !:
that he surrounded himself with cpr
rppt and bad men. knowing them 10 be
such; tl,a; he WAS inaccessible 10 Union
men calling on business; that no willfnl
" DELAYED assuming his duties after he
was appointed To his command in Mis-
ssonsi. No conclusion was reaehe.lin
the case.-- Baltimore dmericaa, 9th.
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RIcaNp,k,p,... !, !, oc.. ls. !.

w RIcHnpsp, Oct. ls. z
We have nothing decisive from The
Potomac to-day. Passengers from Ma.
nsssss slate that the enemy have not
advanced beyond Springfield on ,hs
right bnt thalsttiey ihrss,sh Leestusc
,op the LEFT. s 81, s y. ~ &
Col. Ransom's fine Regiment of Cav.
airy from North Carolina arrived Lere
to-day, ,s4 8, s,
The Confederate Hest that went down
10 llatteras returned to Norfolk last
nigh. They laid off II istteras two days.
bps the. Lincoln fee, would no, come
.out to An attack. d b,
The Lincoln forces at Hat,eras, ara
preparing 10 make an attack on Roa.
noks , Island y IS reported thai they.
have 1000 troops at aat,eras, besides
eupshoats, barges and Aa:s. Gen. Mans.
held Is in co,nlnapd.
Capt. w. =. Ipglis, Of tho Eighth
South Carolina Regiment. died al the
American Hotel to,day Of Typhoid fe.
Yer.
The new mail arrangements between
Richmond and Charleston 90 into ope,
ration on Sunday "a through train
will lease Richmnnd at FIVE O'clock sy.
cry morning. This is expected to rem
'eday recent delays aud defects. 5,
& 1'saf 60 .->s essH =
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Ths Cablnss ana asn. cFrsunons.

The Washington corfespondent Of The New
York Tribune telegraphs that paper that the
Attorney Seneral Of the United States, who IL
Cabinet officer, sis unfeaerved ID his expires.
sion of opinion concerning General Ffenont,
and does not hesitate to pronounce bis retention
public crime" bUgeaiWce WE tJ1fea9a
4 Also, that "the President has decided that,
hereafter. all contracts and appointments for
the Western Department shall be- made In
Washington. in the regular way and through
The ordinary channelsDI Heretofore, General
Fremont made the contracts and appointments
bimself They arenoW taken out Of his hands,
which 10 saying that he has mot managed veil
90 far. .dO619 snr
Also, that 'Brigadier. General w /. X. strcng
will also be authorized TO make or Oh changes
In Missouri, as Chief of the sssff, as he shall
deem BEST" which 10 simply saying that some
Of General Fremonts appointments are objec-
tionable, and General Strong viii dismiss all
such.s ~, ~ ~ 5i, ~
Also, that a full consultation on the whole
subject Of General Fremont's oonduct In Mis-
souri,. would be held yesterday. Oct. SIN Cabi-
NET meeting. 4. F.ss,s- stfi 1890 -
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Visit Of Jeff. Davis 60 the Rebel rmy
of the Potomac. -

. .H Va ehO = OtOAAuCs
The Richmond Dispatch of Thursday, Oct. 4,
had the following dispatch frou Fairfax G. H.,
dated Wednesday; liaoK- apgtB1
The Presidents arrived night before LAST
Yesterday, escorted by the Adams Troop, Of
Misslssippi, he made personal reconnaissance
in the vicinity and toward the outposte. At
Beauregard's headquarters the rain to day pre-.
vented general review of the troops by the
President. He was greeted, however, by the
soldiers wherever he appeared, with enthusi.
asm. .l5a,sdi o Iaaa. rei 4
The Federals advance cautiously and hold
Falls Church, and press our lines near Anan-
dale. sd -t Is rilssW 4
/ The Richmond EzamiRer says: s. io5, 4,ag
: The people Of Richmond were again intense.
ly agitated yesterday In speculations on the
general subject Of affairs on the Potomac. Ru.
mors Of various credibility were circulated. II
was said that President Davis, in his address to
the soldiers at the railroad station, had told
them "f they handled their mnsktts soelt, By merit
Saturday night they psrld be in Baltimore. ."--
Other evidences equally emphatic of az ap
preaching action were told and circulated
through the city. The well authenticated facts
In relation to the movements on the Potomac
are very few. There Is no doubt but that on
last week orders were issued to the Confeder.
ate forces at Fairfax Court House TO hold
Themselves In readiness, with three days' ra.
tions, TO move forward. This order was gen.
eral one TO the whole army. The occasion Of
1t 10 understood 10 have been the advance Of
several thousand of the enemy in the direction
OF LewiDsville, from which, however, they had
at last accounts retired. t e.
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Denim 81 seneter nInshan.

The Hon. Kingsly 8. Bingham, U. 9. Senator
from Michigan, died Of apoplexy, at bis resi-
dence, at Green Oak, on Saturday, Oct. 5. He
Was born In Camillas, 0nondaga county, New
York, December l6, 1908. He received fair
academic education, and was early placed Ia
the o1ioe Of lawyer 90 clerk, where be served
three years. In 1888 he smigrated TO Michigan
and settled upon farm. Elected I'm 1887 to
the Michigan Legislature, he served ave years
as o member Of that body. He afterwards
served three years as speaker of the same body
He was Representative In Congress from
Michigan from 1890 1851, and served dur
Ing that term on the Committees Of Commerce.
10 1854 he VAS elected Governor of the State,
and held that position till 1859, when he was
elected 70 the United ssales Senate. - an,
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Secession no Longer Orthsd o X i'm the
r south. m tfw - al


II would be an experiment worthy Of being
tried, If there were none to be compromised BY
it but the seeded States, to Gee how long they
would hold together with the outside pressure,
occssioned By the war, removed. That South
Carolina would indulge In new fantasies and 0
new secession In less than two months who can
doubt2 and that the turbulence and arrogance
concentrated In such men as Mason and Wise,
of Virginia, would revolutionize matters again,
is Just as certain. So far it has taken almost
the entire force Of the Southwest 10 make any
impression upon two Of the States which they
claim as In affinity with their Confederscy
mean Missouri and Kentucky were they
10 special alliance with these, Who does not know
that secession, as O doctrine, would never be
thought Of 90 permissible for single instant.
Indeed, what could the recent action Of Ken.
tucky mean, through her constituted authori.
ties, but secession from fhe Sonikesn Csnfed.
wacy, which has songht TO impress it 20 its pur-
poses, and the same Of Missouri and Maryisndl
Their action may be termed secession 5n ad-
edace; but their people are answered that their
|"teEritoFys 10 essential 10 the needs Of this new
power, and therefore they cannot be permitted
TO withdraw from the company Of those 60 much
attached 90 tbema f5s7ar shalsiss35 Ers 1a3e
y But look nov at the eross folly and incon.
metency ot tnte thlDgs ThoF make 10 q funda.
mental condition. or principle, that State q
sovereigns and msy choose its own sfafus. Up
On ibis rock has secession songht % build On
|impregnsble fortress; upon this it has institus
ted Wer; upon thislt claims the right 10 BE-
recognized by the civilized uosld. & Gse "a !
Ard now letit east les csvatous glance
upon the rterritory" of q sisfer5 siate, let the
latter claim fhe lrigbtof detefmining ,fs own
lpcsitons snd an army is straightssy put in mo-
don 20 compel II 20 accept destiDy 10 The high
EFT degree distasseiul to klsa ge3 sala ,
Lstius snppose that blsryisn or Kenincky
had IN ne oaiset joinedfhe Confederacys form
aily, witb e mnoh ado Or shox Of IAN asshey
msnlfsafed Il fhs csss of Geofgis Or Isonizians.
Ard suppose By this dine that, sIckof ths part
nsrshl0 they proposed - rtilre. Tho 1cxse
voaId - opss be net ~ thsss unrIaeiplsd ms
raudes By she doctsInssof "militaiy nscss-
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HsADouARrxas. OnIo MiLlTiA, }
ADJurkNT GkNfRkE's q 0FSicR.
I, i1s CofUBBus, Dot. 9, 1861.

( Lieatenants will not be hereafter sppoipted
except on request Of the Military commissees
Of counties. commandanss Of eeimsnts should,
% all cases, before making feropmsndssi
know that those they desire sppoiptsd ere sp.
proved BY the County comnitseej and thsy
must In no case exceed zen fos their fseimsnt,
= more may be recon nsndcd b. County Con-
inittees than can Be appointed. All rsrIies
desiring appointments are rseompspdsd 70 send
heir papers BY mail, And ohly % come IN per.
5on after shslr eases hsts ssn aelsd hpos e q
y Byorder. s1i ycs ~ ~, trp fIss5asf IA
y .,ssssiss e : ,sos ,,sss nuoKlEoHAM,
Adjt 0enT Ohio.