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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07

find There smoothing dignifed about
eating. Swine eat, mules cat, butt men
thiak. All this is fine philosophy in
the pleasant parlor, after a pleasant re-
past in the dining room; but let one of
these fine thinkers live on crackers and
saltpork for week, and then on nothing
for a day or two, and he will fling away
| Ills Chesterfield and Byron, and hunt
fora chicken and loaf of bread.
"Life is real, life is earnest"
Since came here I have met with
several of my old friends in the 36th
Ohio, Capt. Wilson's Company. The
warn shake of the hand, the hearty
'weli.mersmy- lowing friends, vel l-met, ;,
that they gave me, was. and will be q
''joy forever" They have seen hard
times, met and overcome the rebel foe
many times since last we met, but
still the hearts beneath their ragged
coats are warm as ever. AS met them
one by one we talked over the good old
times we used to have year ago to-
gether in camp, and then we thought of
our sad parting when my delicate health
prevented me from remaining with them.
Soldiers, and companions in arms. es-
pecially, once friends are friends forver.
Death has been among them, many for
mer friends were laid down in soldiers
grave to rest until the resurrection morn,
but they died, as died thousand pa
triots before, for liberty and our native
land-God rest their souls!
If your readers will procure "Gold-
smiths Deserted Vii age" then get
'Washington Irving's Knickerbocker"
descriptions of God forsaken glens and
holows. and then travel backward through
the whole length and breadth Of Duck
Creek. Ohio, they can form some idea Of
this forlorn place. The curse of heav-
en- seems to rest upon it. Some of the
F. F. VS. are here, and with the excep-
tion very few fine residences, all is des-
olatlon and darkness Egyptian. Are
the houses standing? %, yes, but that's
nothing when they are SO meanly filled.
The great cry is, "the thieying Ohio
troops p ave are eaten out and out
Everything issold at exorbitant prices.
(There are several thousand soldiers here
now-about l2,000-and at Buck han
non many thousands more, mong which
is Milroy's Brigade, except our Regi-
ment, and it will soon be with them.
have seen the cold Grey Eagle" as Mil
roy is called, and am ready to belive
that he is all he is, reported to be. The
Seth Ohio is ordered saway, and. gone te
Buckbannon. In this regiment met my
dear friends, Samuel and Charles Combs
neighbors and classmates athoMe, ant
/ fellow soldiers inscamp. l can neve
I forget them. "Ingratitude is wors.
than witcheraft," and asid from tn,
kindness which l have received directl,
from them, gratitude to their father, WIN
visited and comforted me when sick il
camp far away from friends and home
gratitude, l say, to their father world max
me remember them kindly forever. Th'
36th regiment, the Both regimint, ane
the 18th are ragged as men can be-
More than six months have passee
since they got anythius-but they are
cheerful and brave, and see, by partriot
ic faith, brighter and happier day
dawning for them-and may they see
soon. ..
Nothing more now; more anon.
r. WELLS,
Serg't. Co. G, 1l6th .. V. I.
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T.. D. MOOR &.

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturer
[Est- Middleport. o., 80.
TT EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AMI
IN will manufacture to order, all of the vari-
GUS articles usually manufactured in such es-
Establishments. He calls particular attention to
his Harness making, and ''deties the world on
fancy mounted double or single Harness. Dc
not fail to give me a CALL in my shop on Rut-
land street. at the head of First street, in Holt
Building. up stairs. Cash paid for all kinds OF
Hides, Skins, &c., at the highest market price
June 81 'h9-2h-Iy
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TELEGRAPH JOB OFFICE

In connection with orr Newspaper Estah-
lishment, we have complete Job Office. We
are therefore prepared to execute
p{fEN AND ORNAMENTAL, lob WORK CT}K,
Such as Posters. Programmes, Bills of Lading
Bill Heads, Business and Visiting
Cards, Blanks, sc. at
citv F ri g q g..
We call the special attention of this commu-
nifty to the above proposition, and desire an in
vestigation of work and prices. fs-
T. A. PLANTS & Co.
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A. KOHL,

Dealerin and Manufacturer of Umbrel- S~
.as lie holds himself in readiness toIn =
make Umbrellas to order, or repair old -
ones in the most substantial manner lie will
also buy y.worn-out Umbrellas ut liberal prices.
Shop on Linn street, north of Smiths Shoe
Stnre.1
He would also inform the public that lie pre-
pares SALVE, which he will warrant equal
to any in use, for the cure Of Felons, Catarrhs,
Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Salt Rheum,
Ring Worm. rheumatism, White Swellings,
and many other diseases of the kind. Price.
25 cents per Box. Jan. 3, lStin.-3-1tf-
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HTNHOSE wishing to take boys or girls at any
L age from infancy 10 ii years. to live with
them, tM of legal age, would be doing public
beneftlbg making known their wishes TO Mr..
Scott, sttssrntsndent Of the lntrnary, neal
Z Feb T. '6e.-tf. NJ. BOSWOiSTn
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Grant & Co,

III AFISG formed Il partnership under th' above
i naInr. and bav ing purchase. the ''CryStil MIL"
in MhdiepnrI .ssgH running it regularly from :hi>
time. We will pay the "
Highest Market Price for Wheat,
and other GrsIins. and hope by strict attention
business to merit nj rrceivs good Iatro
ApriI 10. ISija.-tf GRANT IL CO.
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DsNTsTsrp.i

= rSR. ID. g wHALssy, Dentist.
Office on Court Street, one door below Nctllgg
g. Smiths Leather Store. Work wtrrAnte4l.
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DIR. JOHN EN-,
PL a ANING MILL, NO. 1
sN@ L0KAN g. EAAYlS.

ar the Sugar Run Planning Mill. has "A large
" assortment of Lumber, either rough or
planetl, on hand, which will be sold as low
any other establishment can afford to. AS he
is . practical mechanic, he will guarantee th''
his work will be executed in manner to suit
purchasers, and prices shall correspond to the
quality of the material.
All orders addressed to JOHN s. DAVIS,
Box No. IS. P. o., romeroy, or Montgomery x
Hoadley, Wharf-boat, pomeroy, will be promptly
attended to. may -, lSGU-3-20-y1
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NJ. .BLAETNEE,
Carriage s Wagon Manufacturer, c.E-EG
Front street, first co'ner below the az4=s.Sz- s.z-
Rolling NHll, pomeroy, o. All articles in his
line of business manufactured ut reasonable
rates, and they are especially recompren led for
iu,abilitv. ts Pity
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3usiness Cards.

- II. A. PLANTS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Pomeroy, O.
Office in Edward Building.
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ISAAC FALLER

r. LYMAN,
Painter and Glnzier, back room of P. lam
orechts .Ievehy Store, west side Court street,
omeroy, q IL
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.othing more now; more anon.
r. WELLS,
serg't. Co. G, 10th .. V. I.
For the Pumeroy Weckly Telegraph.

FUr tnt fuiHurUy HUckI! IeSrdPn
BucKHANNoN. UPsruR Co., VA,
Iheat Nounta,n District, M,lroys Brigade,
October 21th. 1862. ]
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CARD.
Asiaement Of facts relative to the Sixth Consressons

"A Datemont OF taca relAvo 10 the SIKH Congressional
Mr. o.on Blum. w.. Al. sSs s5Snssa 5, citizen. Of u.
known devotion the tnion and seemed mpor
an that come one who was not should Pc brought
ent in this is hour OF grcatest need might have true
Union war man TO represent them In Congress.
~ this meetng committee appointed 70 meet delega.
the three wards compsng the district met and ths result
was the nomination of Mr.. Blunt BY acclamation Mr;
Blunt being waited by committee and asked II he wond
replied that he would Up to this time no other nomi.
nation FOR Congress had been made In the District and
supposed that this expression OF feeling on the part OF
BY the republicans, he having always anated with that
party. But notwithstanding MI: Bunts nomination and
acceptance and his expressed determination to run not
whsandn he had beep posted aud a. snch can
Frederick A. Conkling was nominated and Immediately IN
lengthy speech accepted the nomination and declared his
intention to .
tween Mr. Blunt and Mr. Conlhng, aud portion OF the
State Central Committee for the purpose OF harnonizng
the matter and having but Union War In the
the matter TO the gentlemen present H. Blunt replied
he did feel authorized TO do that they were not the
parties who nominated him, but that he was Wiling 70
submit to the Convention who nominated him, and abide
by their decison that he would request that CON-
mittee from that party should meet with these gentlemen
These two committees met on Wednesday last, at the
Of three hours half adjourned without coming to
arrangement. Another committee was appointed by the
republicans meet Mr. Bunts friends and another con-
ference held the next day at the Asor House. at which
It that both committees should report back to the
parties appointing hem and meet the next day at twelve
O'Clock, at the same place, with power to act.
xne iends OF bn. INV were al Present SCI & az rns hs ht
any appearance the part Of the Republican Committee
adjourned and nothing has since been done IN the matter
John w NuRRY Secretary
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POLITICAL.


Seventh Dislret-7Sl Second svenae, Thirty ninth
Eighth Dls.ric-s54 Third avenue between Thirty eighth
aud thirty ninth streets.
Ninth Dsticl-so Third avenue, nez. 70 corner Of Thirty
Tenth Disircs4s Fourth neas 70 corner Of Thirty
Eleventh District-3N Fourth avenue
Twelfth District-l It's Broadway
Tbirteenth Disiriot-S26 Sixth avenue.
Fourteenth DisiricI-691< Thirty seventh street.
TWENTY SECOND WARD
FEs Dsirict-57o Eighth avenue between Fortieth and
Forty first streets, east side OF Eighth avenue.
Second Dsrict-M Weet Forty-sec street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues, south side OF Fory-second
Third Dsc,ss West Forty second street, between Eighth
Fourth Dsrct-21 West Forty-fourth street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues, At National Hall
Firth Distc-29 West Foryourh street. between Eighth
sixth hs southeast Of Ninth avenue and
ssyenih Disirct-ia Yves. For.y-s1,h stree. between
Broadway and Eighth avenue. -. -
Eighth Dsrct-k0rthssst OF Eighth avenue and
Foryseventh street, between Forvssvsnh ana For'y'
Ninth Dsrict-At east ode OF Eleventh avenue between
Forty and Forty ninth Streets about hfv eet nortn
Tenth Distrct6l9 Ninth twenty-five feet north OF
fifiieth street, west side OF Ninth avenue -
Eleventh Dstrict-oo6 Ninth avenue between Fifty second
and Ffty-Gfth streets twenty feet south Of Ftythd
street. west SIDE OF Ninth avenue.
Twelfth The house OF John Black at the junction
nue. between SixtyAecond and Six'y.third streets.
Fourteenth corner OF Tenth avenue and
Seventy. ninth street
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
TN CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures

SrH coScREssI.osNDALs IA s,dos DIsrRIcr-wArERBrRr
10 ras kLkcross or CONGRESSIONAL DisrRicr
% % ss 70 yo for As !.
avoid even possibility Of the Of strict 70 the con-
The
vs.i your ea,a NJ. evening: s.prs::
= % Ss seearaey q your sstsmsnis make an
n as q As ms % apos S
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,ss: ssssp. him as sls third party: Name James
Se and agree 70 Withdraw from he canvass in favor Of
ne 'A'' upon NELSON a.s5;
NEW YoRz, Nov. !, 1862.
think ihat on Monday have sudicient time to
s s sns %os q 70 ss oSs sn
s.s s IL @ xSs Be- moSc
% add Ass s1s
;ss Being ySS and
while Why Su. one ssnaid.ss should
es II the ned Hence Sccsde 70 your naming James B.
!ss'i Gss ssfi + ss 7:
mSoralo party. Yours respectfully, .a
Before an answer was sen. 70 the above he following was
New YoRE, Nov Q, 1862.
s. S..s ri, % Ss due to the old npe whis party, with
ssa : osss VIE
sss1 s s ss; sss sss
ss s.st ass
and peacef. Termination o. The great struggle for the com
s Hs@s. and shs who. Ss:on .Ss risna: have
%s: ss
viii unite The Votes Of ali patriotic GniSe
yours respe'''ai Is LAxAn1rsu fIAen S Mo- 49,
'ss ssSs as your letter informing me that
renew the proposition contaned in Saturday evenings
". sna
Hased to select newcandidate reiterate acceptance
from the canvass, absolutely and finally Please inform
fully. NELSON j. WATERBURY,.
Nov. 2, 1862.
NLIsos J. wArsRsuRy, ESQ. -
individual is nothing hence can make no personal spu
is the certain security Of the district from abolition
preventative in Congress- Yours respsSgAsaEEs BROOKS
The following letter. delivered Mr. Brooks in person, at
hry-onc minutes past six O'Clock T. NJ concludes the cor
No. Is LAxARrINx PLACE, Nov. o 1862
sRI as desrous as you esp be that the Eighth
district should be put beyond the possibility O. aS loss but cir
drawa from the canvass unless you also withdraw abso
& Ss was
are now unwilling You could not expect that would con.
known be your supporters decide which of shall
withdraw from the canvass again say that VIII with
@ rs wh a 'ns
ss e Sh will publish this xs5s re-
9TH wARD,-HARLEM, OCTOBER, 1862, aTHE NO.
q the aass@sy fssS mot i
naisd thomas Fields ESQ., as their canddas for member
district at as fnGSsE JosEs ssSsn SSsIIu.o
-NsO W. Anv.seSN oSS. oss..
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

RIO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE TWELFTH ASSEM-
bly, distrct-Ata meeting Of the Comlnitte Of Mozart
Hail. appointed into effect the union Of the democ
rscy between the organizations Of Tsmmsny and Mozart
Of November 1852 Benjamin Ray. presiding and Patrick
Kcrrin acting Secretary Geo. G. Genet ESQ., offered the
adopted the equal union which was effect
nomination Of the candidate Tor Assembly In the Twelfth
district fe to Tammany Hall and became the duty OF the
Arm s nominee; and whereas the Tammany Han organ
union in every district OF the city falling to Mozart Hail. and
bad faith has been exhibited IN opposition to the union
IN the district IN not cordially supporting Andrew
That Andrew Smith, being the uar nominee Of the united
democracy for Assembly in the Twelfth district is entitled
TO the support OF democrat and member Of this
organization who does not sustain bm not only exhibits
bad faith but seriously impas the cause of united de-
mocracy 1t further resolved That the foregoing
abe and resolutions be published in ALI the democratic
newspapers. BENJAMIN RAY, Chairman.
Patrick KERRIN, Secretary.
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JOHN W. MuRRY, Secretary.
ATA MEETING OF THE FATHER MATTHEW U. B.
IN T. A. B. Society of the City Of New York held the
I'd instant the following preamble and resolutions were

ATA MEETING OF THE FATHER MATTHEW U. B.
N T. A. Society of the City of New York, held on the
ID instant, the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas statement has appeared in the public press Of
this city pnrporng from Convention OF the various
Societies and Orders of New York and Brook
yn calling upon the friends Of temperance to vote against
the nominations OF Horatio Seymour and David Floyd
Jones' And, Whereas at the said Convention certain
named Hamilton, who advocated the issue Of this call
took upon himself 10 msrepresent the Father Matthew
B. T. A. B. Society Of New York. by stating that he
regularly authorized delegate from this society.
Resolved lJhat the Father Matthew U. 4. A. B. Society
repndate the strongest terms the attempt OF this Ham
pass hin self oil upon the community repre-
sentative and denounce him srrant imposor, who
never was NOT now aud from his present false and
trsacherous action never be member OF the Father
Matthew U. B. r. A. B. Society.
Resolved That the Father Matthew U. r. T. A. B. Society
10 benevolent temperance body in reality not political
organization, eloakng base designs against the rights snd
welfare Of fellow citizens undera hypocritica Afec
taon Of zeal for the sacred OF temperance that
follow the noble example Of the revered apostle OF tempe
in avoiding all interference vii the political pre-
ferences Of each other our fell ow citizens.
Resolved, That while this Society as organization 10
any way Identified with any political body the senti
the members opposed to the action OF the above
mentioned Convention, and they distinctly and emphaticay
repudate and It's dicaon and the attempt 70 ina
them the discharge Of their duty citizens Of this
great republic
Resolved That these resolutions be signed by the officers
Of this Society and published In the New York Herald Sun
and Irish American. JOHN BARRY, President.
EpvApp MuIyANY Recording Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nR. g. W. sCOLLAY'1
- Alright peo6oytzing
pTIRIAI CAaR
pafentsd Marxh IA iaN

paiented M.XM XHHsai "a ran
The nDs desires al o:
proyemens in Burial Cases, 81 means Or w.cf baman
Ss oa e c
s1s sP ~
no. liable to derangoment.
ey s.psri%sns y .Ss under
s s ss: ss 20 sss &
:snsS elaborate report which there I.
advertisement to mention. The conclusion OF the report,
In concusion your committee but feel that the
great, and the practical points dedacbe from he foregoing
and which committee regard as are ds fol-
Or seoay has sucoeeded in making the common wood:
conn water tight and air tight TO certain degree OF
adjusting valve the gases are allowed escape, and the
By he ntrcdaoson Of Chemical compound he renders
the escaping case: inoaensive and aisIntssiinE !,
The present s.gsney 70 bring !! speedily before tn pc
All Or which is sresr."iiuily Submitted;
Safs !5hs 4 nSsaRs fSSshR T. SRpp Rp
i6sS sSh B. Johnson JOHNSON, MD.
sr. LOUIS. Nav is. 1862 !" H. hAAAHp' 'f'
Ds. wm q. i',saosp surgeon General U. s..A.
s With eowns letters
troducon lay the matter before the proper authorities
Rooxs wrsrrss SANITARY sasI. ,S. o.osssm,ss.os,. y
DsAR sIsI take pleasure IN iD.rodusiag % you . "
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sppoin.ed y nss:.ss.. lie msr: q
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which respectfully 'sifs s9SE S'Yis SEATEAs Hss ssf
The result Of the visit Of the undersigned TO Washington
u
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an II
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IN:
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valuable L S 5SS 1852 s:'sss. surgeon o,..
ssqs .s: ~
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general uss u :o%e Of our large Western css and hat
s:1. Ps1;Is: y having ;Ss ss%sia.
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more @psr,sni .S.n very
and os:ms; IS Of the %so
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scTrs' the lAiar p9as Hs;p.ps .9s.'aer unasse'
cas.sea,s a., % sSn:SS sii @ s
l.s:r: @ ssoRAw TAYLOR No. lss bowery y; are manu-.
NEW Yonx. Nov. !. 1862.
~
s .ys a VI: s;.ssas. ssas;y
SsSsas 10 MAD: s..s
prrra McQvsSS Secretary. MAIfSH AoOn' '''''''"
I Joiner. Oh New yOil and ysioi,y .se committee
rsbcrisd the. The o. them pay hs
e o as n dpSa. pr
employers advance Of twenty-five cents per day and
ihs. mutually stand out until we receive the said
RsSoved rhs. above resolution be published in the
80" '0'. ne''''' CHARLES LEWIS President,
T1TFfCE OF THE HARLRM AND sPUYTEN DUYvIL
n
:ss SSsSS s.:
OTFioE OF rHs PACIFIC \ "a All :. .sW5EAnsH!R 4 CO.,
= ., :, !, NV ~ ysss Y q Ss! y ists
sr, y ma q Tedre'ds November H. between
The tahser books win be closed Saturday, November
I, Al O'Clock r. NJ, until further notice.
~ ''''' y '1' THEoDoRR T. JOHNSON Secretary.
TnIRD AVENUE RAILROAD coMPASY, NEW YORK.
~, 1S62Thc annual electon Tor Directors oi this
Company inspectors ofthe next ensuing election
will place at their depot building. Third avenue
Sixtyhfth Sixysixh streets, wednesday
Nov ~ The polls will be open from to4P ~ The trans
~ ''s'' SAMUEL b. IsAAcs. secretary.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EAD MARK AND LEAnN TIE Vr LiAl "a,
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF DRY
"A Goods-A N. CRISTALAR, auctioneer well sell on
Msdnesday Nov At iox o'clock: a. tss Eighth syenus
store consisting In part of French and Engsh MerInoes
Deiaines Cacoes Baregcs Pads Apacas Silks and Dress
Goods white unbleached Musns Shrtings and Sheet
inas red white and Canop Flapnes Da%qsk and Table
and Woolfen Shawls; Cloaks and Mantllas; large and
general assortment Of Kid Lse Thread and Wo0en Gloves
Blk Mts Lace vels Dress Trimmings Button Insertings
Laces Edgng Frinses Kbbons Bindings, Collars Sleeves
mention The above sale Is well worthy the attention Of
dealers Catalogues at sale. By order Of W. B. Bishop
siQuee.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

DEAD MARK AND LEARN TIE CONTENTS or TlIAr
is invauable work The illustrated Ms,ra.e Goiie aud
Medical Adviser h, VIM Earl. NJ d.. lSo pascs Mai ci
ry,rywhee Q IN sesird envr,op~ receipt of - cents
fsanps) A,tdrrss - White Snset
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POLITICAL.

DLAcEs FOR HOLDING THE P0LL2
IL = - &. i OvTIon CIHnx B0ARD OF eUPlnyIs0Rs(
-. NEw YoRE, Nov. g. 1864
Of October Clerk directed 70 publish the places
the polls wfi be held on Monday and fuesday The
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EIGHTH WARD.

First Di-irict-47 Greene street.
Second District-H Thompson street.
Thiid District-7 Clark street.
Fourth District-52 D0min.ck street.
Fsfih District--492 Greenwich street.
Sixth Distfict-l06 Wooster street.
Seventh District--l76 Prince street.
Eighth District-l40 Varick street.
Ninth District-l84 yarick street.
Tenth District--2U3V Varick street.
Eleventh District-S03 Spring street.
Twelfth District-367 Hudson street.
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ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE
L SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
(Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards)
Fellow Czens-Thc Peoples Union Congressional Con-
venon and citizens of the Sixth Congressional district take
pleasure in placing before you the name of
ORISON BLUNT
candidate for Congress in this district OF the coming
election. irrespective of party
Orison Blunt is record well known. tried honest,
faithful public servant. He served Alderman of the
Third ward when corruption and fraud in the city
sfted and exposed and Alderman OF the
fifteenth ward and Supervisor Of the county he has dis
played those qualities which pre.emnenty ene him to be
regarded in all respects man OF sterling ability and
suited integrity -
During the early days of the rebellion he efficient
ing the field orywo regiments and contributing largely
Devoting his whole time to the interests Of
and serving without compensation
cuson Of the labors of the committee, he rendered
letter thanks and testimonials for his vau
able services For nearly twenty Orison Blunt has
been successful business mechanic In this city and has
been largely engaged in manufacturing an6 believe he
well understands the interests Of this city and the whole
country He has been loyal and lover OF his
country and the whole Unon without any reservations:
and feel assured that the and people will find
measures that win tend crush this unhoiy rebellion
and restore peace to the country.
WARD. rIFTKENTH WARD. sIxrRENTH WARD.
E. v. Price, Geo. w. Blunt, Edward Berrian,
Geo. B. Deane, J. q. Cary, L. DeaRe,
Abrni. Van Orden, Edmund Remac, r. L. Edmonde,
Thomas g. Girvan, J. II. Hitler, JAS B. Demarest,
Delegates to Sixth Nominating Convention
THOMAS g. GIRvAN, Chairman.