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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

Thc California Election Carried
ny Intimidation nnd Gross
Frauds,

! FrHWus.
The Harrisburg, Pa, Poirict and Un-
ion publishes the following letter, which
it says comes from an entirely reliable
source. 1t shows the manner in which
the aboliionists carried the late election
in California. 1t was done by tho same
corrupt and and foul means that gave
them success in the recent elections near
er home. But read the letter, and see
how the face of this radical war aboli.
tionism shows the same disgusting lin.
eaments every where, and hesitates at
nothing to carry out its schem es, which
will, unless arrested, complete the de.
basement and ruin of the country
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 20, 1868.
EDlToRs PATRIOT AND UNroN--
Gentlemen:---
The Democracy Of California were de.
feated on the 2nd inst, by means of the
most foul to freemen. Tomorrow the
people of California, if permitted to vote
without threats or fear, would by ma.
jjority Of thousands, put their seal of con.
domination upon the Lincoln administra.
ton
In the first place, the Overland Emil
grauts to the State, who have never be.
fore been refused the privilege of voting,
were this year denied that right, under
an opinion of corrupt and ignorant At
torney General. This deprived the De-
mocracy Of at least 5000 votes. The
liberal rule which has been respected for
more than twelve years was ruthlessly
set aside, merely because it was known
that nine out every ten of the emigrants
favored the policy of the Democratic par
ty. The rule, therefore, observed was
to date the residence from the time OF
leaving homo to reside in California,
provided six months elapsed between the
day of departure for California and the
election. The Democratic vote in the
State is full forty-fve thousand. The
emigrant vote would have increased it
to SO, 600 at least. From reliable infor-
nation we are fully satisfied that by
threats Of conliscation Of property and
Imprisonment as traitors to Government,
all of 5000 Democrats were intimidated
and did not vote. The 5000 added
would make our vote $4,000. We know
of a number of precincts in which there
never has been to exceed 40 legal voters,
which have returned a vote exceeding
200. In one county we have reliable in
formation that part of the Loyal Leag-
uers voted at three different precincts.
The soldiers voted in their respective
camps, and afterwards, as we have been
assured, many of them in citizens dress,
voted second time, under an assumed
name.
Money grcenbacks-were used pro-
fusely. We know Of many cases in
which money was used-one in which
one hundred dollars was paid to obtain
the votes of half dozen Mexican pack,
ers,
Notwithstanding all this, the Demo.
Gratis ere beaten less than sixteen thou
sand. hnoeOing that we are not fairly
beaten. we are indignant but not. dis
couraged. The administration leaders,
relying upon the complete success of the
base and corrupt means to be used, bet
largely and freely on majority of 90
600 to 20 600, or even as high as 80 900,
and our friends are generally flush of
cash and generally wear new clothes at
the expense of their opponents.
AN ON DEMoCRAT.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Thc Printers Ten Comma nd =
LMpntS.

l. Thou shalt love tho printer for ho
is the standard of tho country,
2. Thou shalt subscribe for his pa.
per; for he laboreth much to obtain the
news of which you may remain igno-
rant.
3. Thou shalt pay for his paper for
he laboreth hard to give you the news in
due season.
4. Thou shalt advertise; that he may
be able to give you the paper.
., Thou shalt not visit him regard
less of his Office rules, deranging his pa
per-
q. Thou shalt not touch ANYTHING
that will give the printer any trouble /;
that he may not hold thee guilty.
g. Thou shalt not read the manu-.
script in the hands of the Compositor
for he will hold thee blameful.
s. Thou shalt not seek the news be.
fore it is printed for he will give it to
You in its due time.
.. Thou shalt ask but few questions
OF things in the office; from it thou shalt
tell nothing.
10. Thou shalt not send threatening
and abusive letters to the editor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

"A COUNTRY PAPER, in commenting ear
~ rising and walking, says "Mon.
Ing interview with nature arc delightful" >"
HELEN" said young lady. "when you
klndle the fire tomorrow morning, open
the window, so if Nature wants an in.
terview, she may come in and have it,"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

Ar a revival meeting in Wooster, an
impulsivc Dutchman was present. la
the progress of tho meeting, Dutchy s
feelings became overpowering, and
swinging his hat, he loudly exclaimed
"Hurrah for Sheaus, he is der fellerl"--
The effect was electrical, the serious coun
tcnances giving place to merry ones.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

A method of telegraphing by flashes
of sunlight has just been invented and se-
cured at Washington by Oliver Lane, of
Connecticut. 1t is effected by a common
looking glass rejecting the suns rays,
and the time between the flashes indicates
the letters of the alphabet For army
purposes this is believed to be useful
invention. Mr.. James Swain, of Phil
adephia, devised a system OF telegraph
ing which, in its application, covers al
most every possible mode of carrying in
telligence, except by magnetism and the
wires. 1t was brought somo years ago
to the notice Of the French Government,
and very satisfactory report was mado
upon it, Flashing light was part of
the plan.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

"JoHN." said doting parent to her
gormandizing son, "do you really think
you can eat the whole Of that pudding
with impunity ?" 81 don't know, ma. !"
replied young hopeful, "but guess can
with a spoon"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

AATATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, one door east
w Of $; X; Wcirich's Hardware store, Main
stroot. Millersburg, o. 2335l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

N. Il. McCORMICK,

yATATCH MAKER AND JEWELER. Main ST..
w three doors west Of Wcirichs Hardware
store, Millersburg o, i2l-2Ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTARY PUBLIC,
y Milcrsburp, 0, lie Is all times ready to fur.
nish I'll up, and take acknowledgements Of all kind
of Deeds, CCnveyances Mortgages, and Powers Of
Attorneys, and Record the same take Dispositions
TO be used in any Of the Courts of this Stntc also,
Protest Notes. Bills of Exchange &c. Oncc, in the
CoInB Recorder office. 25-'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
HOTELS
OHIO HOUSE.
JEWELRY, &c.

/ HOXW0RTH, Proprietor-wcst end Of Main
L street, Millersburg, Ohio, VI PStnge Office
Daily line of coaches TO Coshocton. t9i-iO
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
LAWRENCE McMElsIsELL,

VENDUE CRlER,
1--WE National Tax Law requires All public yandues
l to be cried by licensed Auctouecr. l.. McMERt
kLLL Is the only licensed Auctouccr Ia the West pat-
OF the county. Address,
h. McMERllEIL,
Feb 70, ls68u plmptou, Holmes Co., Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05

DACh IN NV y AC'
~ 4. TAYLOR, Notnry Public, Uolmu willie, %.
will promptly attend TO procuring back pul,
bounty and pensions for disabled and discharged
soldiers, and to the collection Of claims for the
riends Of those deceased. (2i-YD
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
THE
4ulmes County farmer.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY ESTILL & NEW
JOB PRINTIN

or every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
The FARMER has larger circulc ton than any
other paper in this section of the state. ltisuow
and has been for thirty six consecutive years the
official paper of the couuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

pHE FASHION CoURsE-THE CRyA1 Tho, py
WIZ ckok9E h. PATCnyS AND OEs. BuTIg y..,.-S..
We uot .sswssn these two famous horse. Tor ot0 %
On over we fasoion Course. L. Tue suend.n.. .ItI
po g'sH the preceding wsek, when these hor.., "a
Te veIy gooo sns sirong detachment 81 0vot w.
exercising their vocation. NJ nom
The stallion ~ss The fsvors al 6io0 to s25 orins =. a.
bsef morse suffering iron 900 mouth. which
lery dincot 70 get down % his ~O't. IL b,.
Two lsDgbi fret la ;l4i tho mile In 2:2g .sdin, ts,
fnsths and although both Of them boEe repeated On tho
geoons ME, the stallion WOO by pssTJ two i 5a
tsver having been headed throughout The
repslsl Of the tEs ss Pschon led tho entire two L
the gap ~ stride aud winning tho beat and
feos 10 +3s The hrss fs oted la 2:la 1his Ia the
Ascood OF the series u sG matches for eO each
tbsss two horses and each have q r.es Their
e4yt psssg viii be rszsrosd with considerable Interest
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LAKkG LAsDNG. gu the Yszoo River,
a.. NJ, ~ (


1LlI.-.y May u. 1893.
Scouts report that Gen. Johnston is advancing.
One army corps dre teven days atious aud
rnarcted to meet him II; da! light Yesterday morning
His advance il stated 70 be between the Yazoo
and Big Black Rivers, with the intention Of retakiug
Haines Buff aud breaking up our communications
by the YazOO.
His force is vsriou,ly estimated at from 1900 10
35 600 Gen. Grant il confident Of Lis ability 10 de-
feat him without raising the siege.
MTsPHis Tuesday, Junec, 1852.
Advioes from Granite army 20 the Both have been
received. The siege Of Vic4sburg Is slowly pro
gresoiDg. The mOrtars are hfing slowly cay and
night.
All the prisoners in the vioksburg Jail have been
released and put across the river They report liz,
one Of the mortar shells exploded in the Jail ana
destroyed it.
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MsfsI.H1tD.

stTBE - STEWART ia "Wednesday, June q. t, a..
b--r.,fst Uniy'r.sIi-' Church. ty tho Rev Mo.
Il. lou B'b"r, ~ h'.br 10 G. Gertrude ed-s daughter
i % Si"gvsrt. all q as city
D.c'css co. psVcrs Ile,,s copy.
CALI CROKER o. On Tur.day ius. , Ly che Rev
stcphen ~. T'n. Ibouss q. ta.s q kinona Elt beth
cliet. dugllos U. ue4fy CIoscG
CLAkh-WhiiE-On Tueldey. June ? ~ tho gcy
u Bgnhd. - D.. Lodr Gar, Of tins ely. 10 s.
tug@n ouy dsush,er Of " IA q. nse. eel of bioosyn
y eefdf
FON LER-FANTON- MILLS FiNrOE-- On Tuesday
jan, ,, ~ Tho nov. ~. ). "a. Aif. Osrsi ~ef Of
POI. Lcrsi~ % y 81 :at 20 p. t.tn oi tis CTS. $50
10y h. -sue, MG ". ". Nib. r.. 90 a.is. iiss,e 3
farfor both th'. city.
IIDL.i. GI..I-Ju Tuesday. june %. ~ the Madison
..utf. IT,su. tial th4Icb. bv the E,g WA. Alai.,
- -. Wm b. uonta g. Mary H.. La eGtvr Of ffcI,-i.A
B4L Ell. ai - tils - >.
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and The D,oYto says ia al probability captured her
~ d took her to XIV West, Nous verons.
The capture Of VIcRsburg has caused gres' Joy
amoug ths Uuionists here, though tie >eceoh Try 10
deny u, saying that Grants army was defes,eu' &C.
May -, arrived Conied rue schooner fssNio"
ten dsys from Mobile, thirteen tuLs cotton sLd
20 ac o.
This 10 the only confederate arrival or departure
since thore reported in my letter per Shendr"ke'
Tue Corsica arrived last nisht.
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E-,azl1lznsH zEaR.1s


CHAST--it 'ew.Ofl,sls ou Friday Miy -. C'fo'iro
Ndtabf,os Crane ont, daughter Of brs. h. NJ Horwir
H.r l.ud. cd t,o-s OF Dor ether. JonAhtu IT. Creme
me invited 10 attend the nners lfou her llir fcsdrucc
10 7 lhu.ou pl.co fday. Juac >. at = ociOck
.uYpf-Iu brooklyn, on Monday. June !. May Sinclair
etr oarsh,,ro isnsc sud Mary Hyde aged 20 years
aid d,Jt
attend her ibnsal the IrslDtnse Of hci Pltrn-
trr lark ahd Harry Streets Thursday th ins. 1t
O'Clock O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
Admiral Dupont Relieved by Admiral FOOie
THE REPORTED REMOVAL OF GEN. HUNTER,
Important Internal Revenue Decisions
PROyOST.MARTIAL APPOINTMENTS
Special DI,p.tch to The N Y. TTioune

Special Dl,p.tch to The n. Y Trbune
WAsHISoroS Welne.day, Jure =, 1863.
ADMIRAL DUPONT RELIEVED by ADMIRAL
FOOIE.
Admiral Foote was To-day detached from bis
bureSu. and ordered 10 relieve Admiral Dupont from
,hs command of the South Atlantic Squadron. The
Tuscarors ia TO take bin from New-Yo!k 70 his pos
Of duty.
THE REPORTED REMOVAL OF GEN. HUNTER.
The report that Geu. Gilmore, WHO reduced Fort
pul,ski ia to relieve Gen. Hunter in II e command
Of the Department OF the South, although deni'd IN
some quarter, lie reaifrmed in otber qu!'e as likely
10 be well informed. Gen. Gilmore is here nuAus
preparations.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN CTAH.
News he's come to The iudiau Office That the Sho-
shones or Snake Indians Of Utah Territory have al
length ceased to commit outages on the whites
Fsrty thousand dollars were appropriated by the
last Congress to bring about An smicable treaty OF
peace but Gov. Do Y ielegraphs 20 the Indian
QSice that be is abou; making thlS treaty without
mourning that expense
THE COLLEGE LAND GRANT TO MAssAcHU'
SETS.
Massachusetts has accepted her Agricultural Col
lege grant, and scrip will be issued by the LAM
Commissioner for 800, 900 acres, 10 which the Stat
Is entitled under the sct.
PROVOST MARSHAL OF THE DISTRICT,
Col. s. NJ. Quincy has declined ,he appointment
Of Provost Marshal for the District 81 Columbia
lie was obliged to resign the COouelcy OF b Masss
chusetts Regiment where lie tad highly G.siiu
Suished himself in consequence Of wound il hii
foot received in q tie battles on The kappahau
nock. The same cause preclu1es bis acceptance c
the MaTshaship, for which be bur the very higses
recommendations.
THE REPORTED HANGING OF A DETECTIVE 81
TIE REBELS.
Harry sherman, one of Cot. Bakers detectives
whom the Rebels captured weeks sgo, and were be
lieyed 10 have buug, is prisoner in Cattle Thur
der. TIE Provost Ma shal received letter to-day
pos,marked Richmond, containing this intelligence
NEGRO EXECUTED FOR ASSAULT.
The Richmond Dtpoict Of May - Maya that
negro named Richard, owned by Mios Kosal'e l
Sampson OF New Il, aud held for her Lcueft i
trust by j. Ii. Aylejt, etq., c. S. DstTic,AUoruey
was executed in Richmond on May %, tor asssultin
the oyerseers Of Aylett's farm.
CONDITION or TIE POTOMAC ARMY CORP
HOSPITALS.
DR.. johnson, Medical Inspector of the Army
che Potomac has just completed lbe Inc, eclou OF IL
Corps Hospitals, and reports item in excellent c5I
dition, the sick and wounded receiving every Cal
and attention possible. Nothug il Ackng, exc~l
those delicaces which can only 10 Obtained wLer
markets convenient. The Doctor T.comm, Id
thai stewards be appointed, whose business il sha
be TO 60 20 Washington for the purpose Of procuin
articles such ss fresh Vegetables, irulls, &c.
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a Trsasonabio Correspondent sent South
of eur I,ines

NASHVILLE. Wednesday jane 3 1863
Tho Chief Of Police yesterday arrested &. +.
Jones, formerly connected with TIE N. y. SPIRIT
Of tie Times, now "locap Of The Nasl5iM DIE
patch for writing REASONABLE correspondence 10
The N. y. FreemGas Journal. lie viii be .ent
south of our lines.
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8os,on Weekly Bank Statement.

BotTos "Wednesday. June 1881
The following II the weekly statement OF The Dos
ton Banks: -
CAPITAL mol ~ zsl 100 Due 10 .,her Bis &i2 200
Loans 900 deposits J<f"t1op
specie ltaI,OOO Choulhuep o'VS't9VV
DUET from other BkL II, 1H, tOOl
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REOM UAyANa.

Nothing Later from, n8cxico-Thc Capture
OF Pucbin DoghteI- Mexican Accounts
from Jninpn 49, Hcpnise of several
French Atinchs--Thc Defeat of ComOn-
fora nj San Lorenzc-I.nter News from,
snnto Domingo ind Venezuela.
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h.v.York state Inebrinic Asylum.

BIY6HAsroN "Wednesday. June 8, 100.
Az the annual election of tho 1fu-lees Of me
New-york State Inebriate Asylum held IN" dty,
Valentine Mott was re elected Preridehi W. J.
NcC,onn. First Vice-Preriient, and Jonathan II.
Ransom, Treasurer Iho Asylum is to be opened
L LaII
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EnirriU;nmof,ts.- ThursJny, June 4.

WALLAC K'--Sh- sio"ps TO Conquer
YIN Ia OhEDEN-DrboTsb.
kiHLOS-Duses MOTTO. - .
Laura kEkNf9A IIIIATER-Ths Troupe 81 Denis
.ATIONAL ACADEMY OE DESIGN No bt3 Bt0ad~ a..
BABNUA'S MIstUM-G-n Ion 1huUb aud wii-. Iom
Nut, sud Minnie Warren at oil houis DisH.' a. ana
q o'clock.
BOTPiiis gALLfRY-Works Of Art
ITO. ts7 BROADw Ah- Hayeuryrf's Painting
IRVING HALL-Gr.nd Ia hard Tou usnspt.
HOPE CHAPEL--Da Flooq's Holy Land.
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Universal Clothes Wrinaer.


. WARRANTED.
MI JUDD ~ the American rio itoris' cay, OF the
UNlVERS NJ CLOTHES WRlNGER
from severs yeas Experience WITH In own emily
from tho eslin Of hundrrds who have 1t sDi ifom
the construction Of the implement i.-wr ieel csrtsiu
that worthys place IN every family tire washing
ne 1t homo child nd rsed, writ fupful Of
olohs, IN ie- mnue-. IL T. ia r.aity CLOi HIS saw
tR. A TINE SAVER ard A SfkENGTH S LR
The ssvng Of gs"en's will alone pay large
We thiIk that tho mo than PAY
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR ia the s,vIp, of raruents
Tn.fe are several kinds nearly alike ia general c,.iIuctou
bat con,def important TIA, tho wrns,r fitted With
Coos oh.rwi.e of meuts may clog tho 10 lsrs
"a the ,olor, upon the crank zip aud tear e rlhe,
Our own is o1e of the h,i mod" sud is ssGUOD AS
NrW attsr n.,rly -FOUR YEARS CON sTANT USE"
EVERY NltSGER WITH COO-WHEGLS Is WAR
RtNTEO IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
A GOOD CANyksSER wanted h. every TOWN.
On rece pc the price Plscrs wns,e no Que selling
NJ. viii .,rd III. Wfnzer FREE OF kNPENSE.
T. l. BROWNING. NJ. H5 road"sy, Ne"'fsrk
Repubiican Central Committee.-iihiee resg9r
ne.trg a tas RIA UDLtJAN JLN aAb ;,s "a
viii be b.. at Isadquartefs en- IHbhopAi H'4''''"'
''"' V ''''' ~ Wa A. DAZZLING. President
JOHS J. SHAW
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To The Associated Press
WasHIssToS We3nssdsy. Jun, ,. 1852.


wasEtssToS Wednesday. Jun, ,. lasa
THE ALABAMA.
Information has been received in Washington
that the RSbol stS"-a~r AlsLams on My H. board.
ed British ship Of the coas. Of C~".r--~ny.
PRoYOsT-MARSIIAL CHANCES AND APPOINT
MEhTs.
PEOyOsT MARsHAL-bENEkALs OFFICE, June , 1861
The following changes aid appointments are ALE
nouuced having been made by tie President IN con-
forrnity with sections five and eight, bet approved
March, 1868, for enrolling and calling cut tue Ma
tOnsl forces &c:
IxoAs,-Cavin Cowgirl, Provost Msrsbtl Xl,h Dist, Vice
AcCsfty. resigned. -
KES7UcKY-foun K. esson, Provosi-"s rsna ia Diet,
vice mcfarland d~ciued; Wm. l. Hens. COau.lf,ionsr.
fXth bst wee Dulir, declined.
IIiIsOis-DT joseph miller. Surgeon, NIth Dit. vice
Johns declined Dr. j. al. cir, Surgeon Hl!'E L'.t
Wing Cancelled.
r-r.HasPsBiRE-Frsrci' A. faulkner CO. iaissios'r,
Hid Diet ...- lobby. drilat d.
Hs.1rEf Col r...' y AleIan Ter. l0tn Infaltry dot
iug Assistant frJyystAiss--. ",-ela Head .-it,n 81
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niniis Close nj the Po.i-Omce.

For Europe by ,tcliusr Hib-fnian, via Quebec,
1hu sdsy June a.. v W.
For Ca ifprnii. &C.. daily fsurisys eIceptsi, .
overland Vi. 81 Jossph No....... A. ~ and " p m.
g1,th-Ahsv Br, 10 sud Csnai,....5 a m. aid 81 q.
onh aud Wed NEy Nit ........................ 4 M
Western MAJ. vi. Ei- NsfoBd.......3 q. end . v M
,utl,efn md south Weston Nail 3 N ~ snd ny
T., .t,rn AirU ..............sa M. Ia aud Is y.
NV .d "a New 3 II AID Fall Kiv-r........... g. M
= 10 Long I.aud Mai close. nj 81 m. aud % p u
sunday Mr,l. On sunday all 1ltIis close A. ID o. Ia
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Avery Important bieeting, to CONSIDER the hens
Cisimr al ia, einet. m tie tiJ " nrW-loik w" w ~
In tho Mari, et. npe I'll Oliver snd ttoniy."
TGrRSDA Ny, Juuc T. At Il O'Clock p ~. ihsie ts oT
drr..e. lrou converted Sailors tho Rev T. AHDhhoo',
ID D. AID ct will - e4P,ctot ~ insI5tlss ~ ~ ".
causs Of Se.en are Invited t-rd u NJ BitL " "a
D. MANGUM, h. KlCHAhDsOS. Z. tONSlANi' A.
BILL COMMITTEE.
Cooper, Notire.-A meeting OF he ba'tef Coopet'
viii Ue h-id rnIS AZ rERNOON, 1t "coch az 'u1 sse'
roo n OF MesI. Gefard n Bette lnli aue"h."Se u w
qus.t.d 10 transact business Of spccial importance
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bnsliiess :Notlrcs.
IT OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
Mus. WiSsLoW's SOOTHING SYRCP.
For CHILDREN TRErHIsg,


so,ns tie gums reduces imms,ion, u.y' al pain sure
requisite the bowe,i perfectly safe in al ca.e a. millions
OF mothers can testify.
Twsnt, five o-nu bottle
Office No - Dey.L esYork and No. 20s High Hoboru,
Loudon. Eu,l.nd.
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Hs,DQUARrsR, PRoyosT-MsRssAL.
Sfxru DIR n Y No. ftS tTH.AY..

Y
szrH DIST ~ Y No. rs tTH-AY.. :
NsW-i0K JuIe |, 1888.
CayaIry.-PRovosT.MsR sr,t urNERsrs OFFict,
WIsT.sGr.N, D. &, May - IS6J.-An ueH wAs oeste -
ior an, srnsr rsiu-nt OF ~ Row 10 The held are
hereby authorized to prssI, fhsms'vrs - umr nu'os
le thy DIV, 10 tar board Of Euro i1ru III thes -
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upon b-r Tor the risic- gna i1unu 10 pe
A. the rfovaM Il tbs Distrct All give tn.n tfaaS
ta,,5u tickets Gsuerd heucezyogs 81 the load
cuaf.e.. o. s- A. Pf0vv-MA=shil ucnufs Of the safe
a. econ ey prs.crt tLemse'y.s - "a Gen r henecs
bur,nr ofc-r sas p.id b. ss - oou ~ l0~;d hF 50
's, JAMES X FRY, frovos. Asisa,. G-i.-tsl
49, s.,S,. a. sni y III present r-rusr ssa 81 thcss
Hcadq,s4rtaF. rithoat d. AZ & = '....,ae-l M,
,.n,,ln And PreKe.i. MaIshal VIE 00asossionn De-
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Specldl Nollree.
Seventeenth Ward National D.

Seventeenth Ward National Iengae.--A meet.
ia. OF the ANllh Nsfd Nai0us Ulon Leusup vii te mid
On nIRsDAi ENENINO Jano g. a. koJL. NO 20 Cooper
Iust,tut. - "A O'clock q. a.
Mrub. requested to be punc,ua In Their attendance,
a. vacancies 20 10 hled.
SAMUEL CASIRELL, Ps.iIsat pro Ienl
urssr WALLACE. seeae,ahe,
FupaA. NHiTIsU, ''~''''
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r.p..la aud Proyo., M.'s. N.S ross' D,'e :.

Iae Gid Fire Zounyes Reyiyee.-iiTn gEoi-
At1.Sr y. ). :. kDIl \ ELRS AOAlN IN TOE FlEl.D-
ILI. Regimen van BE- ohcer~a entirely az men VINO hwe
been 10 service snd who have ettsr been honosby dis
ch,aad thsr time fvrTy will 10 taksn
10 n.ke this Regiment, credit 10 The Guy OF New ot
Men who have been "a service sni au pfopesins TO re-
..t would 90 q TO ca e these HssdQusitci, Al the
byat,. Ruataatrrd b. promptly Iaid. Appys; Tam
u,uv Han hraaaul !. Brady Lisat in.satrJ-
Itth Regiment y. \. Volunteers.
IAMt.s c nLRkE. Colonel Comm ndns.
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Irish Relief Fnud.-lhs lecture OF the Hon.
CHARLES 4. DaLI GA fanin.-!ts cansos consequen
co.. ad schugs especially with reference to tho f"'t ana
resent Political cOnoiton Of Ireland" VIII take place
Coo1or Institute on THURSDAY EVENING. jane T. Dao's
,rea Al ocl,ck ectufs 70 commence at o'clock fas
b,t, III 30 In attendance. Ticket, % cents ~
UANIEh DEtLIN
Ch,lrmsn Con- uiitteo VI AuansemsntS