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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-27
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IN SECOND STORY or WORTH PETER BLOCK.
Ut the low rate of one dollar and hity cents II
paid m advance and two dollars if payment
Is delayed six months
8. M. PETTENGILL d CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and State St..
Boston.
are our agents tor the Pioneer in those cities
and are authorized to take advertisements and
subscriptions for us at our lowest rates.
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Local \ Mgistellaneors.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. D. w.
Downey, at his residence in Upper San
dusky, Mr. Samuel Hart to Miss Annette
Carr, both of this county.
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1862, 1862.
PENNSYLV VANIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

2s5 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
with its counections.)
is AFIRST CLASS ROUT,
FOR SAFETY COMFORT AND SPEED
TO ALL THE EASTERN CITIES!
THE TRACK is STONE BALLASTED
AND ENTIRELY FREE FROM DUSTl
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
ITrSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA !.
with close CONNECTIONS from western cities.)
ALL CONNECTING DIRECT FOR NEW
YORK.
THROUGH p III L ID L p III 1
AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIS.
BURG FOR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
also
CONNECTING AT HARRISBURG VIA
ALLENTOWN,
With Three Daily Trains to New
York.
TRANSFORMATION
MERCHANDISE.
PRODUCE AND LIVE STOCK
CARRIED WITH DESPATCH,
ATTHE LOWEST RATES.
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen. Sup,
Altoona, Pa.
w. H. HOLMES. Gen. Pass Agt.,
indianapolis, Indiana
jan3l go -1y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-27

Dledt
On Tuesday evening, the 9th inst. at
his residence in Tiffin, the Rev. I. Nc
Lain, pastor of the Presbyterian church
in that place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-27

Hooflands German Btters
Are prescribed by our most eminent
physicians. Read the advertisement in
another column.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-27

Anniversary Address.
DR.. Fairchild Of Oberlin, delivered the
annual address before the Literary Soci-
cites of Heidelburg College Tiffiin ohio.
on Tuesday Evening 9Th inst.
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TRAMaP@RTA
SANDUSKY, DAYTON & CINCINNATI
LIZ IN u IL Hk % "a ED
CHANGE OF TINE

CHANGE OF TINE.
ON and after Monday, May 10Th, 1862,
trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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GOING NORTH.

All trains make close connections at Clyde,
with trains on the G. & 7. Road, both East and
West,
H. RICE, Superintendent.
march2l-ly
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Sad Accident.

Sad Accident.
On Sunday evening last hand Lear on
the P, Ft. w. u G. r. R., driven at a
rapid rate by party of excursionists,
in passing through the street, run over a
little son of Dr.. j II. Williams, who
happened to. be on the track at the time,
fracturing his arm, and otherwise bruising
him.. He was taken up and carried to
his fathers residence, where his case
was promptly attended to. 1t is said
but we cannot vouch for the truth of it J
that the accident was occasioned by sheer
carelessness on the part of those on the
car at the time. But we hope for hui
manity's sake that it is not true, nor do
we believe it.
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Lost His Leg
To lose alimb is generally attended
with very painful feeling; but the acci-
dent we are about to relate caused feel
ing of modification rather than pain, and
willie we pity the sufferer, we cannot but
believe that it was just punishment for
his nisdeeds. Sometime ago, a gentle
man of this place, who is engaged in the
manufacture of artificial legs, sold one
to resident of Wyandot Co., whom we
will call H. The time in which he was
given to pay for it passed, but he made
no signs of ''forking over" A few days
ago, II. visited this place, and was very
cordially greeted by the said manufactu-
rer, who very particularly enquired after
his leg, wishing to know if it gave salts
faction. H. replied that he was very
well pleased with it, and did not know
how he could get along without it. The
manufacturer then proposed that H.
| should proceed to his room, and give the
party who were there assembled an oppor-
tunity to examine it. H. was agreeable,
and going to his room, took the leg off,
and passed it around for examination
The manufacturer was the last to examine
it, and putting it under his arm. walked
out of the room, rcmarking to H. that
''when he wanted his leg, all that would
be necessary to get it was to pay the small
sum that was due on it," We believe
that H. has not yet complied with the
terms, but is still going one leg ont
Hancock Courier.
We clip the above from the "Hancock
Courier" paper published at Findlay
Ohio, and was no little amused at the
fertility of the "Local's" imagination in
manufacturing so good yarn out of SC
little "wool." The story would be pal
excellent, and we could have enjoyed il
as a good joke, were it not that we knew
the transaction has in TRUTH an entirely
different face, and that to lying the rascal
has added to his villainy that of pilfer.
ing. Now we happened to be in Findlay
at the time the thing took place, and
know that the botch who claims to be q
! eork leg manufacturer, under false pre-
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osral'Cs Rat, Roach, &c. Extcrminators
'COStar's,,
'sCostar's Bed Bug Exterminator,''
"Cosrar's''
''Costar's Electric Powders, for Insects sc
In 25 cent and ST. 10 bottles and TASKS, 50 0
and S5 90 sizes forplantations, ships, boat
Hotels, &c.
CAUTIoN!!! To prevent The public
from being imposed upon by spurious and
highly pernicious limitations, new liable has
been prepared, bearing fac simile of the pro-
prietor's signature. Examine each bottle o,
flask carefully before purchasing, aud take
nothing but ''COSTAR'S."
@- Sold AverYschere-6y
ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs in the large
Cities.
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Y E R N | n
These preparations (nnlike all others) are
Free from PoisoDs."
Not dangerous to he Human Family
"Rats do not die on the premises
"They come out of their holes to die
''They are the only infallible remedies
known
'.l2 years and more established in New York
City"
Used by The City Post Office.
Used by the City Prison aud Station Hods
Used by The city Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used by the City Hospitals, Aims -houes,
&c.
Used by The City Hotels-"AstOr,' ,''-.'st.
Nicholas" &c.
Used by The Boarding Houses, &c.
Used by More than $4,000 private fami
lies.
TSce one or two specimens of what is eve
where said by !he people--Editors-Dca Dealers
&c.
HOUSEKEE?ERS-t with vermiI
need be SO longer, if they use COSTAR IS
EAtermlnators. We have used to our salts
faction, and if box cost SIS we would hav
it. We have tried poisons, but they effected
nothing; but COSTAR'S article knocks the
| breath out of rats, mice, reaches and bed
| bugs, quicker than We can write it 1t is il
great demand all over the country.
Medina, O., Gazette
| MORE GRAIN is destroyed annually il
Grant c ou. .ty. by vertDn, than w ould pay fo
| tons of this rat and insect killer
lancaster, Wis, Hera' d
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling YOU
preparations rapidly. Wherever they hav,
been used rats, mice, reaches and vermin dis
appear rapidly.
ECKEE & SrouEFER Druggists,
Windsor, Md.
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Those Strawberries.
How strange is human sympathy =
What wonderous chords of feeling ons
kind act performed can stir up in the bo-
som of others. So when our friend Ma
jor Sears entered our Office on last Satur-
day with dish of straw berries, the fin
est, the largest and the most luscious
looking ones we have seen this year,
and said for the Printer, the words for
a moment caused the most profound si-
lence to reign in the ofice--the clicking
sound of the type as they fell into the
stick, was suddenly hushed-the hands
fell on their cases--and all eyes were
turned to the dish containing the berries
Our imp could not wait for orders, but
with Il broad smile on his countenance,
and a knowing wink to the jour, took
the berries, and broke in "gallop" for
home. The little scamp has been in a
glow of good humor ever since he partook
The Major has our thanks for his kind
remembrance.
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FOR SALE BY

J. A. MAXWELL Upper Sandnsky: a. Flock. Wy
andot; Silas Debelt Merico; A. SsfFell Sy yssnors
l. H. Brstnl, Whartonsburg;J J M. Chesn sy Mar
Sandusky; and BY Druggists and Merchants gen
eralIythroughoat the uuised States and the Can
adas. szss ssau&.-
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NO\NNt no MOvc,

AZ proof that the Blood Purifier Pills purely
vegetable, have the certificates of those eminent cvn-
lists, Professors Chiffon Of n T. and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robac's Special Notices and Certificates pAe-
she in conspicuous part Of this Paper from trae
time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood pslier 81
per bottle So half dozen Ofthe Scandinavian Veg
etablc Blood Pills, per box boxes for ST.
Principal Office Salesroom, Not Last Fourth St.
Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati 81. laboratory
No. Is Hammond Street. -45
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w. B. HITCHCOCK, Esq Dear Sir: wrote you June
1884, sending amount of charges for repairs
Artificial limb, and supposed would have received the
before this time but have been disappointed; and
after considering your proposition for damages, &C.
ha. come to the conclusion to accept the same.
You say that you at unnecessary expense OF
eight iars in coming this place after limb suppose,
and the limb could with expense of twelve dollars
been made worth TO you fifty dollars, then accord
ing to your own statement you damaged only
orty-e1ght dollars will take the limb that price you
will express it to me by the 18th of this month"; as have
job of the same kind to make for that will be
here by that time. and the job made you just the kind
then want You will therefore express the same, with
charges of fory-eght dollars TO Inc by the above stated
time and the money will be paid recei Of same, hop
ing that this will make the matter all right between you
and me- have the pleasure of remaining yours
fNpA
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MALL : REs0PG sALs. J

'sfagT1 ~ l.tlf $50 tFf4' ~ 80 ft4ftiAbh
ynYs Authority from the Post 'cficee Ds-
D pnrinient, contrsct Rurcau, Richmsn6,
VA. sealed propose Ia viii he ieceissdl %
the, Post Office H. Dallas reXas sptils Tie
i2th aas az August 1852, Tor fiitenkA pos
ta,ion of the mail from Dallas to Waco, fea
Route 169, t871j1 for four. years from che
ist. dag of July lS63Sto be carried %ht-
cordiae to thsiolosing scheaule. aFiss siA
From Dsllas, by La0cas'er, Red Oaf
waxahachic.. Chambers Greek, Milford
itin sbaro sad Bold Springs, to Wscopsj
oiles, and back, tflrce.ti,ncs a weskl s1gft
p Leave Dalias, Monday " eduesdsy and
Fiday. " 2 clock. AZ. NJ, aarive 10. Wac
nsxtday, by Q A., Nj - Fl
Leave Mace, rrcoday, Lhursday and Sat
urd... At {; A. AZ, arrive az Dallas, next day
by.s A.. NJ aee -s. .s<te ~
Tie FORM Of. the Proposals, Guarauty ard
Certificate, viii y, FURNISHED TO persons
bidding, By applying al this Office, or m.y
be exsieiseNs fl,S ndvsrf,#na1es jan
pary Bet stj2, inxis ag fgoAqsals forsssr
r,5as tic ssails ot ihe loIs see. te,,.ptatei
IN ti,s stage Of ye4as,,irpos Sri5 lst.s ltU-,
ios;Gnc s33rh,l lsC1- li.e pisresnis npf
he sisI4a shy ,hs bidasz 81 ,bisdeis-rt~
Spr spis o. rs moi slsss shase 80 gnfrs nssrs
and the eertiisatps .lkys fssil Assifr or.
Judge OF courise isees'tls ssns ~ ~
respects be IN e.mriiance win tie inssrne-
tiUns Of the p NJ .ieAs ~. .ctf IL s1st
TT. CRUTcHPlELD, p y:
-------,-----s Dallas. Ts1ss
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Il .nArf tfc., a la,si cess ines g j,pss 81
IL crSsiJ q .sLe Gen, Ian i eiists, pnlas
esih III, 5f !aiaass isic. ,9 E1 n. geIs
Aims, f,r'1st scSs. No iss "a, iFe ssr :
being ~ un'ee ssri blIaroe q. heg1i I,sAt
segube1e No-.s issned ,b{, ns D.sais
solirt OF iiai fi7sn. Cvtsly, ! ~ a, ,tor "
scres oftSnJ, " lLe gi--,s' sepf OIL * gil,
n nsl found ~iihih sing ! 1s ffenl. II 4
date. I On spply % Toe coniuissiopsf u
the Gsnerss Land oIzce q = l.,laits,ef
z q. ylSkfyH
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.sa'asAx N4Iftlls3ssso
DELLAS COUNTY,

, IARsENSSir Y by era ~acrl; Yre4ce, andl
ossp sfsda before 'larses NJ. DcanetteJ. r..
oop dsiy. aayt laisan ppas ,horSs. Gear years
~, .fisis MD foos glf n, s;sF ~, his fefst
head, s.ii{ "a has 'nose, aPpr9ls9d g 500. Z !
LA AhAs gR4 ~ 1891 ihayills, aa4 rss1
blatt aaae .ii.a lruii, abJi.t ff,5t ~ iN.siils
high.7 aS ssesrs SD, ,Ilo MAJ is or faGls'
sfprel edaossoA,s y saa fer'1s efs
- s6Eos@. IA rs &c &C. ~ 6. ne. .
iPdi lfps alIss sns l..,ghoslssl b. eail
|aEtt. DEKg1McouM1x.4qsa %
.,TAKESNP w, jhs,esLccsae ind esa
|trayed before !. AZ. Bieput ESQ.,, one bay
rnafe, 70 gears a d, 'hands In, sotns
vsi,sen ths siisak fos = stsa ssr5cnt On
Ihip ard Win v 81 the left Jaw Eppraised
70 $50. -~.s3a - nS1st l1sf yt'f = ~ y
TAKEN UP by Joseph Reed aud sxHys
ed before A. Kodihson. Esa-, a sorrel FLY,
one, year old, ~ hands b gh, star inIhe
forehead and 81 On the ncse. Appraised
tO$.ot1d rttr iffiu4 Z = $3.50
T&KEH UP byfIle -isssedln and es,rAy.
ed. beipre,A. Robinson 1 ESQ ! one. bay pony
marc, IL years old 10 hands high, some
sfiis speeks sbsuI the loins ana flind
Frrss, spns wbiisort the llisit iserefoet.
Appraised 10 S54, a.. fso.,...s,..
TAKEN Up By j. .. Rogers and |. Nor.
rel, and. asstrsy ed before !. ). tirt iHsq,
one sOrreil mare, or 5 years old, Is hands
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. u
has bee agreed upon, the balance
70 be parolied. The enemy are con.
contracted in Virginia for aapother
attack upon Richmond.
Bueil. was nsar Chattanooga with
forty thopraad men, and battle
,expvc.ei soon The eqcmyiost
an the recent e,;5a gcmsnt. near
Rishmopd, 5000, men, ia llled,
,wopnSea apa Pr'sonsrsY 'fhetYan-
lkse Congress has passed the Gonts-
cation biT, and lipooln has ipstyuc-
ktcd, thSBonler State Ceagressalen
TO 80 Home and .prepare their psq.
,pNs iVS fmanci Patlon. Surely this
WI Awakep theinaIo . sense " their
deSradptiQe, 49, b1ia3s Id'
Passengers from the East, state
that tho enemy have lett Vicksburg,
.,spn their gunL~ ais hayeretired from
tks seena OF action, periectly dis
'comtted, dTheireanai project prov :
cd . failure. While ourIQoops kill
ed'bpt few of the enemy, disease has
done the work far more eileetualiv.
Passengers. also report that seVen
iron cad Confederate war vessela,
made in Europe, haye enteaedi the
Mississippi, anu successfully passed
tho forts below n CIV Orieas. Ga
Wednesday, the way bill from
Shreveport announced the eyacua-
ton OF New Orleans by the enemy.
Df'course this ispgood news ifl,trne.!
: The gQnlslerate gunhoat ArIian.
gas, it IL stated, SUNK the famous
federal gqnbpat BeDtop,y ut the
mouth OF, the Yazoo river, and blcw
vi. another powerful 3gunboat. Oh,
that. we had fifty such boats. as the
Arkansas. ecB tlu.8Gltt4 if.gaqi.
Altogether the news is quite IA.
YorabIs -4aasshaN .Repablleaa
aBuoil 9is between the forces Of
Bragg and Price, and it iy suppos-
cd he wal be Captured. lItt isalso
reported that Mcclellan has been
supersc5ed by Halleck.
I 1t isl,lso reported positively that
/ the Acknowledgement Monroe is be-
ling repaired, and that we will soon
haze throughg communication with
Wicksbnrg,ial of the enemy's ileet
having left thht place. ''' fi' (
We also learn that. q Chicago pa
per OF the l9th inst, received in this
city lcoptainsan account Of NJ GRAMS
taxing sposscssibn Of Cynthiahs
NV, distant abont sc miles f'oln
Ghncin nati,i The people Of Covihs-
ton analNewport, Ky immediately
Opposite Cincinnati, are represent
ted as bcingin great conservation.
iThc gtakiugaof lMurffeea bor6, and
two reg ments, blythe Conttdcfatcs
is Confirmed by lie portsto-day sft
The Richmond Examiner says our
railroad Aleilinac played a conspit.-
nous part in the battles previous to
McUleilah's f!ightto James river -
Prisoners report. that one OF it's itn4
nense shells 'lsilicd andh wounded
LOO men ana 90 horses. Ms
CHARLESTON, July l.l44Gen Stu4
art last Mondayi with 9 few pieces
loi art liery', again made the circuit
OF ftOiellan's POSITION, reschinSs.
james. fiNergi belew. hinh aud open,
fng sfiireon asi'r%e ''s.tf tof tr,t's-
ports s,aking ore ;'iaa cifpplia5tsy sev.
1alosso a0 o ~" sls s3ss . ~
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} ExErr1,Nns NOTICE.

vTvIEi. uiiiets. satd tavins been S.foiufe'i
u al p.c J'lne term 1se2, OF she soeDty
court OF tho c. gpfY Of Ills, STATE Of i'rxsss
Executors Of. the. last val OF Eli ,AieJilt
deed., hereby pctify All persons iasi1g
claims lagsihst ssid estate, 70 present sfscin
vsrppedy auihssficklcd, rifbia the time
prescribed by law. III
-s.. J4kEs .NcT,kErSz =
- - Rosr. G THrRxAs.
July eS,h. ls62-no s5-ow.
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DALLAS EEMALE. d Z.
S C. N f D H.

RE- Ss4,ll T., FARhNRsBrH viii openn
lv1 scnooi ia It's Meionie Hall, on,tle
Il 81 yMenaay IN SepWmbp, lai2s 5s,f =
'ltis the des gn ) 'silrc Trustees 10 eslab3
lish b bermaneht School VI rlis place, a
competent Assistant Willie cn.ploy.diifla
lt6ciedtravonagesbe Obtained nl%spli
Those Wishing 10 obtain Education in
Msssic' y Ind z Teacher fonlyslieptto the
81 So Orr, ~, n ,g-..s,a $50 Z 9pe9
F Iaif'm ,,l hssa't's- e ','h'
Higher EnslHN. fiEl ,iQ@ I'D 400
Iapgaagas. SKs,ra.ai ogI sj9Fitsli =, fsg
aan "a a2ac,tgss.a ~ Eisss eql "a q
G. " Guess, S. u. Pryor, ri
A. NJ. @oogB. ..,G.E BAigp,
Jso. NJ sSrNs 4. ". Moasosa.
balias Texas August p lSdl7isr4wai, J
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Ad.s,tnistlass.iA NOTICE.

vYyHE udersignsd having Been uppsipsea
81 uasia assa IL ne e cepp,S Can't sy n
Dallas county, atits June Term, 1864, giyss
notice to all persons indebted to said es
tatc, to make Immediate, ply ment. Those
having claims against Sad estate = s'c
notified to present the game duly authslh
Gated, within u months, or they wilt BE-
postponed, in .fayenof more, diligent cred
itors. vi, ~. ~
AGNES SANDERS, Aam'1..A
July 5, 1S62-5w.
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL q MATHEMATICAL
S(yXE ooE.

~ NJ fAW
VNIiEEE will ben sehoolopened, On the
u First Monday in September, 1862, In
tie horse known oe the cedsx SfvinR O.
stitpte. upon ,is'ioliSwias terms, via;
o.aSssAphy, Rcadins And ssitiktEe
Pea irsenth. .rsay "a, s.sssy-. 81 20
Eaglish qrpmsr .Arithmetir, Geog- 80,
y S'fsphy, Philosophy, &c y. 80, ! ,s,x
Algebra a,ghsrN A,hspaiess Latin
d, rsAnd Gresk,.ss-..,,-,~ 49,, .v..,..,s..Ss0o
? notwithstanding tho pressure. of ssS,
times, this school win Commence its. %.
session, ihSprospecls, In nisDy respsstS.
highly Hattering. IL is the edesigh or en-
.,updessignea ,e, mAks tia permanep tsakob.,
worthy Of che eon6denee OF its patronsjsil
sufficient patronage he obtained, theleswft
BE- an associate leaehsr employed in. TIE
female oepsrtnlens s4uylA -
pssThc loea d6n ~ the school, about milts
Noftiiward from Dallas, is healthy and "
rescry Why; s,iiaedto such an enterprise
Boarding csn besottaineda At distnnoesco
venieHt 10 The lhsfitnte,1 for Sl0,vU Per
month, washiagan,i iights includeds 20
j. H.I5lSH0P, Principal,
~ J,tnn IA 1877 p n ~ -, aef.s7s.e'
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!. az GNA WA II 81. .avE.i.,l

~ oTie.lis, l.srtbe given, dat. op Che
lSllek eSy cf Mhrtb a!.D4sS2, shsre
aas, canshiti93 ,taths9 jAiiof Ellis county
To- ~, A. sartasn ruI,sgs.syi 5!ay,y who g. -
his name is Apdy, anl tAaf 10 belongs :"
feS., hear tinn Plat shia shave is apolt
~ 30. n 5iA' ssctnes9 feet 10 Srcsrs 5igh
dari. 6oiapln1iypa If.said sla,ejsne;ss.l
ven aweyshud, charges pi.ft within SIS
psnylsy igqn sAia lsssj he giii bssleslS NTH
Is tn law asrecis, t,
Siyeh .u,itisr 1,ie hsns, MaF 90 lsc2.
;s5sd 0d AAugpliSKaN6, fsha. 'E.Ic. =
satayest ls6zesDw-si rlHsess Foe sss.tl!t
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EIEprIos RETURNS.

oa1nY ELEDrI0s RETURNS. ~ 10
.NSh ifT DALLAS oossrY. u PVT
as oFor Comp. 'vf Pub. Aects. W.
&c. r. Joins. 'f F'i's ..' 7''g go, +,
80, Fer, State Treasurer, 7,i'a
&C. TX Eandolph, y, lma77.b
saMs A. Long, f IS 1875
tuR A. Reeves, c.S, %,
Thos. y JenEEings,aa eA gdS7,Hi
wag Nor Dists Attorney
IL Hoventnmp, issg $40.
Norton, - va1g p 18.
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The following named gentlemen,
Were elected to the following named
4tlees, for this'uonnty.
Representstives--Juo. G. Mccoy,
and Jas. P.,Goodhight. 'h1'sa'9
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