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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

sE-Rev. Geo. II. Hepworth, chaplain of the
47th Massachusetts Regiment, after making
good his record in the army resumed, on Sun
day last, the duties of the pulpit, on which oc-
casion he referred to what he had seen and
experienced IN the army He said he was most
of all impressed with the calm, patient endur-
ance of our soldiers. He had been with them
under the most trying circumstances, and he
knew they would be the very last men to vote
for peace In the performance of his duties
Mr.. II. said he had something to do with So
900 negroes and had seen them in various as
poets. He had seen them in the fearful strug-
gle upon the battlefield and spoke in the high
est terms Of their courage and fidelity.
q A Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Tribune learns from gentleman now
in Great Britain that "a better feeling is show
ing itself in England in regard to the North
that Mr.. Gladstone will take an early oppor
tunity of declaring himself the friend of the
Union. The writer is assured upon high au-
thority that the rebel rams will not be per-
mitted to sail, or that if they do sail they will
each be escorted by an English iron-clad, in
structed to prevent them from violating the
neutrality ofBritan. 1t is added that large
amount of capital is awaiting the settlement of
the ram question, in order to seek investment
in American securities. Our recent victories
are regarded as the cause of this change Of
front by England"
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN

Aug s. lat IA n, Ion "a w, ship Compeer, Thorn
son. from San Francisco for Liverpool
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

contents, including quite large stock of
goods, the mail matter in the Post Office, and
the papers belonging to the Custom House,
were entirely destroyed by fire on Monday
morning last. Supposed to be the work of an
incendiary. DBL
g- The Democratic convention in Penn
sylvania expressed its gratitude to New York
for its timely aid in expelling the invaders from
the soil of their State, but has not warm or
generous word for the general Government
which called for those troops, through whose
agency they were secured, and from whose
treasury they drew their pay.
sy-Brig. General William H. Lytle, who
was killed at the late battle near Chattanooga,
was native of Ohio, and served with distinc-
ton in the Mexican war. He was with Rose
Grams inWestern Virginia and with Buel in
Kentucky and Tennessee, and was made
Brigadier General in January last for gallant
services.
10 The Philadelphia Press is ofthe opinion
that the present of that city to New York and
Boston of several deer and squirrels cost that
city at least $1,000. The Commissioners of City
Property and a deputation of eleven members
OF the Council proceeded to New York and
Boston aud formally presented the deer Rail-
road and board bills with extras, made rather
'dear" affair. fE
ny A contemporary on Exchange street,
aping that sweet machine in the rear of the
international" talks of Daniel Pratt as one
of the editors of the Press, but says at the
same time, that he is "a gentleman of great
ability and spotless character" 1t is morally
certain that a gentleman of such qualities
never has been and never can be associated
with either Of the papers referred to. Such
qualities do not gravitate in that direction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

some hundred and eight given for Circuit
Judge, three Of them cast for Benjamin Graves
and one hundred aud five for Horace A. NOyes.
TLa whole number Of given for the said Office Of
Circuit Judge said District thirteen thousand
hundred and fifty four, aud they given fol
lows viz for Benjamin ?. Graves nine thousand two
hundred and fortyour for Horace A. Moves one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy four, for Frances
sherman one thousand eight hundred and hfty-two.
imperfect votes one hundred and siIty-two ana scat
tering fifteen. One hundred and eight given for
circuit Judge three OF them were for Benjamin
We the Board OF state Canvassers do hereby certify
the foregoing be true statement Of all the votes
given ii said Fifth judicial District FOR the said Office OF
Judge at the General Election holden the sixth
day OF April A D. ls63
Witness our hands at Lansing, th. I4th day Of Nay
A D. 1865.
JAMES E. PORTER, secretary Of state,
j OWEN. State Treasurer,
SAAL :. LACEY. Com state Land once,
Board q STATE CdnUasssTs.
We the undsrs gned State Cznvassers from careful
examination Of the election from al the counties
the Filth Judicial District Of the state OF Michigan do
determine as the result Of our investigation that Ben
jsmn F Graves has been. BY the greatest number Of
votes duly elected - the Office Of Circuit Judge for said
District.
Witness our hands at lansing. this 14th day o. Nay
A p. 1858.
JAMES 3. PORTER, Secretary Of State
J. OWEN. State Treasurer
SAML : LACEY, Com State Land Ofice
Board Of Stdte CdRSdsseTs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

*One hundred and seven votes given FOR Justice
James ' Campbell. and one hundred and Two were
given fer David Johnson.
fSO returns.
The whole number Of votes given FOR the said once of
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court one hun
dred and thirty thousand sIhnntred and ty I've and
they were given as follows viz For James Campbell
sixty nine thousand two hundred eighty three for
David Johnson, sixty Thousand three hundred and
thirty one thirty imperfect votes and ten scatter
ing One hundred and seven votes were given for
Justice Of the supreme Court ve of them giver
for James Y. Campbell, and one hundred and for
David Johnson
We the Board Of state Canvassers 90 hereby certify
The foregoing 70 be statement of al the vote
given II the -tate of Michigan for the said ocs o.
Assocate Justice ef the supreme Court a. the General
Election holden Oh tie sixth day OF AprH, A. D. 1873
Witness our hands a. lansing, this lsth tay q NAy
A D. 1858
JANE p. PORTER, Secretary Of tate
J OWN ~taie Treasurer
sAHL ;. LACEY. Com. tate IAnt Of7cs
Beard Of Sat cq-uarlert
We the undersigned state Csuv.-xsrs FIRM ca-es.
examination u tie election returns from al the c0unt
Of the state Of Michigan 90 determine the resu o.
our investigation that James = Campbell has been by
the greatest number O. votes duly eected q the q
Of Associate Justice of the supreme Court ~ the
Of Michigan.
witness our hands A. Lansing this lsth day q gsy.
A D 1888
JAMES p PORTER Secretary q state
J. OWN. tate Treasurer.
SAhL : LACEY. Com. tate LaHd Cfnce
Board a. STAT Ca1oasserz
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

The whole number OF votes gwen for the said ONCE Of
Circuit Judge for said District fourteen thousand
three hundred and forty seven and they given
follows, viz; for Louis : Lowell thousand mae
hundred and seventy eight, for John ". Champn, ak
thousand three hundred and sixty nine imperfect votes
none, aud scattering none.
We, the Board OF >tste Canvassers do hereby certify
the foregoing 10 be statement Of all the votes
given said eighth Judicial District for the said once
Of Circuit Judge al the General Election holden the
sixth DAY OF April A d. 1853
Witness our hands, At Lansing, this l4th day Of Nay
A. d. 1858.
JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary Of State,
J. OWEN, state Treasurer,
SAML :. LACEY Com tate Land Once
STATE Board Of CdnUaSssrs.
We the uniers gned, state Canvassers from careful
examination OF the election returns from all the counties
in the Eighth Judicial District Of the tate Of Michigan
do determine the result % investigation that
Louis Lowell has been. by the greatest number OF
votes duly elected 10 the Office Of Circuit JRdge said
District.
Witness our hands at Lansing, this 14th day Of Nay
A. . 1868.
JAMES p. PORTER, Secretary Of state,
J. OWEN, state Treasurer,
SAM'L :. LACEY Com state Land ONCE.
Board Of STATE CdHrGsseys
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

The whole number Of given FOR the said otcs
Circuit Judge Tor SAID District fifteen thousand
hundred and fourtee1 and they were given fellows
VIZ Tor LepneniAh KnEht. seven thousand six hun
cred anc twenty seven for sanford n Green, seven
thousand eight h1ntred and foTtyni imperfect
none and scattering hundred and thirty eight.
We. shs Bard Of state Canvassers DO hereby certify
TIE foregoing 20 be statement q all the votes
gwen Il sad sixth Judicial District for the said oce of
Circuit Judge ~ the General Election holden Oh the
sixth day OF April. A D ls6S.
A D 1se3
JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary of State
: OWN, State Treasurer,
sNL : LACEY, Con- State Land O6ce,
Board q SsGts CassGa9s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

The county OF Leelenaw being BY The legislature
tachst the l0th Judicial District and the returus
showing the be Ia The eth Judicial District The
= rejected-th e hundred and two votes being
cast for the Circuit Judge Of the 9Th District
Te whole humber Of votes given for The said Office oi
Circuit Judge Tor said District four thousand four
hundred and thirty one and they were given follows
for Jabez q sutherland, two thousand hundred
and seventy seven, for James Birney, thousand
seven hundred and ffy two imperfect votes one scat
tering,
We the Board Of Stale Canvasssrs do hereby certify
the foregoing De a statement Of al me votes
given SAID Tenth Judicial District for the said office o
Circuit Judge al the general election holden the sixth
day Of April. A. ID ls63
Wilness our hands Lansing, this l4th day of May
A d. 1868
JAMES B PORTER, Secretary q tat.
J. OWEN, tate Treasurer.
SAAL : LACEY, Com. state Land O,ce.
Board Of SfGte CGHrasscIs-
We. the undersigned state C4nvaSsels, from c4-ti-l
examination OF the election returns from al the counties
the Tenth Judicial District Of the tate Of Michigan
do determine the result Of investigation, that
Jsbsz C. sutherland has been, by The greatest number
Of votes duly elected 10 the Office Of Circuit Judge for
said District
Witness hands at lansing, this l4th day OF Nay
A D. 1868
JANE B. PORTER, secretary Of STATE
J. OWEN, tate treasurer,
SAML 5 LACEY, Com. State Land Office,
Board Of Stdte CdRuasssTs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

The whole number Of gwen for the SAID Office "
Circuit Judge for said Dstrct thirteen thousand
three hundred and four And they gwen follows,
viz FOR Josiah Turner thousand Two hundred and
ninety nine for snry II. Harmon, hve thousand
hundred anu nluety-one imperfect votes, eleven, and
scattering, three
We the Board u state Oanvassers do hereby certify
the foregoing TO Dc true staten 1T Of all the votes
given il said seventh Judicial District for the sSid once
Of Circuit Judge, general election holden the
sixth day of April. A. 1868.
Witness our hands at Lansing this 14th day Of Nay
A. D. 1905.
JAMES B PORTER. Secretary o. State,
J. OWN, state Treasurer.
SANL :. LACEY Com. state Land once,
Board Of State Canu0assrT
We the undersigned state Cauvasssrs. from careful
examination oi The election all ths counties
the seventh Judicial District Of the State Of Michigan
DO determine, the result OF investigation, that
Josiah Turner Las been by the greatest number Of votes
duly elected the oce u Circuit Judge for said District
Witness our hands ~ Lansing, this l4th day OF May
A. y. 1865.
JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary Of State.
J. OWEN, State Treasurer,
sAN'L 5 LACEY, Com state land Once,
Board Of State Cdnrasssrs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

We the undersigned. state CzEv4sssr from careful
examination ol me erct0n from al the
II The sixth Judcs- District u the Of AChlgsn
90 determine tie result q Ou- iDvestiEaton tast
Sanford Green has been by lie greatest number Of
votes duly elected 70 The o1ce Of Creut Judge, for
said district
Witness our hslls a. Lansing shis Ilth day q NAY
A. =. lS6S
JAMES B. PORTER. Secretary q State,
; OWN Stale Treas lrer.
SANL : LACEY. Com state Land o-sce,
Bo1rd = SE.s CuRrasserI.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

Tie whole number q given for the said Office o.
Circuit Judge FOR said District thousand three
hundred aud eighty one and they were as follows,
for Favi0us ). Lftiejohn three thousand seven
hundred anu sxty-two; for William l. Cornwel three
thousand six hundred -rt Diue imperfect votes SIX
and scattering four
We tie Board Of state ClnTksseTs, 90 hereby certify
the FOREGOING be strlr O. az tie votes gwen
said Ninth Judicial District FOR the szid once OF CT
cult Judge at the genera eecti1n holden The sixth
dsv ~ April A = 1s53.
Witness hands Lansing. tins l4th day o. Nay,
A. r. 1868.
JAMES B. PORTER. Secretary q STATE
!. OWEN state Ireaslrer,
SAAL 6 LACET Cou. state Land Of5ce,
Bodri q Stdte C1zudsSsrs-
We the undersigned STATE Csnvzssers from careful
sx2nnaon q the election rstarns from al the oourtes
the Ninth Judicial District Of the state O, Michigan, do
determine the result of Investigation that FAv-
rs Ltiejohn hzs been, u the greatest number o.
Totes duly elected the oce o. Circuit Judge for said
District
Witness hands 81 Lansing, iAis 14th day o. Nay
A lS6S
JAMES B PORTER. Secretary o. State
J. OWN, state Treasurer,
SAN :. LACEY. Con stats Land Ofses
Beard of SszEs Ca.o4ss-rs-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
AI1Ess.-Ths President hss Issued ProeI.- !

ALIKSs.-Ths President hss issued Procis-
nation explanatory Of the "Act for enrolling and
calling out the NsHsnsl force" declaring:-
That 90 plea Of alienags will be received or
Anewed 70 exempt from The obligations imposed
oy the Aforesaid act Of Congress. aDy person Of
fereigR birth Who shall have declared OF BIS oal h
bis intention 70 become q citizen Of the United
States. snder the lave thereof. and who shall be
found within the United States AZ any tine du-
ring the contiRssnce OF the present iRsurrection
ssd rebellion. AZ Or after the expiration Of tbe
period ofsxty-6ve days from the date Of this
PrsclsHation- Nor shall asy such plea Of alien
age be alloved in favor Of any such persons ubo
have, ss aforesaid, declared their intention 70 BE-
come citizens Of the United States and shall
have exercised at aay time the right ofsufrage,
or aay ether political franchise vitbiB the Unit.
States under the laws Of any Of the several
States
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

STATE CANvASSERS' STATEMEST OF votes given for
Circuit Judge, 4th Judicial District
The undersigned Secretary Of state, state Treasurer
and Commissioner Of the State land Office constituted
by the Board Of state Canvassers the oHce
of the Secretary Of state the city Of Lansing Mchi
gan THURSDAY the lsth day OF May A. ID. s65, for
the purpose Of canvassng and scertaiBug the votes
given at he General Election holden in said state q
Michigan. Mondar, the sixth day Of April A. d 1SfS
for Circuit Judge Of Ike Fourth Judicial District the
state of Michigan proceeded 70 examine the statements
received by the secretary ~ state and declared IL
f---owlng Is lhe result oi their invasLigatl-n.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

STATE CANVASSERSi sTATEMENT of votes given for
the once OF Associate Justice or the supreme
Tie undersigned secretary q tate tate Treasurer.
and Commissioner Of the tate land Othce instituted
by law the board OF State Canvassers met al the ONCE
OF the secretary OF the city a lansing Mchi
gan Thursday. the 18th day of Nay, A. h. s65 for
the purpose Of eRnvassng and sscertaning tie votes
given the General Election holden IN SAID state oi
Michigan Monday the sixth day Of April, A. d. ls63
for Associate JuGtcr Of the supreme Court u the
OF Michigan, proceeded TO examine the statements
cevsd by the -ecretary OF state and declared the fo
loving as the result OF their investigation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
IAdHertlseuentl

A CHILD TIcKLED TO DEATH -Deprsv-
ity of & mother Great excitement. The facts
az ascertsined by the evidence on the trial, were
these: A lady, the mother Of several children
called al eBe of tie drug stores and purchased .
white powder, took it home, and a. sac vas
about baking, she mixed some of it With the
dough, baked il and actually gave il TO her chill
dren, and as it was 50 very light sweet and
spongy, it set the children 10 laughing, and one
little boy, that would have been soldier, va.
tickled to death. Smitb's Sslerssus is sold BY
every dealer, and is much better than ever.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

STATE cANvASSFRs' STATEMENT Of votes given FOR
Circuit Judge, tth Judicial District.
The unders Est Secretary OF state state Treasurer
and C0mmiss Of the state Land Oace constituted
by aW the ard Of state Canvassers met st the oce
o. the oecre--ry of state ~ the city Lansing Mchi
gan. Thurs isv the l4th day u Nav A. D 1853 fo-
tie purpose Csnv2ssiug and ascertaning the votes
given az th@ General Election holden in said state q
Mich gan. on Mon-ay. the sixth day of April, A . 1865
f1r circuit Judge O. the sixth Judicial District n the
stat of Nch gan proceeded . examine the statements
received by tie ser tsry of state and declared the
following as the result Of their Investigation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
VOL. 9, NO. 5.-WHOLE NO. 42l.
STATE CANVAS, ERS' sTATEfEST OF the votes given
for C.rcrit I-lzs l.th I-1-rLa- u-sL--cL

The untersgned Secretary q STATE state Treasurer
and CommissoneF u TIE state land once constituted
BY aw The Board u stats Canv2ssers mel al the Office
q the Secretary OF STATE IN The city of Lansing Nch
gan o. Thursday, The lab DAY Of May. A lS6S f0-
tne purpose OF eanv3ssing and sscertainng the
gwen a. the General Election holden SAID
Michigan, on Monday. the sixth dsy OF April D. lsa5
er Circuit Judge OF the Tenth Jaaical District of ths
state Of Michigan, proceeded 70 examine the staten
received by the secretary Of >tste and decare the
following as the result Of IheiT investigation
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

The whole number O. votes given FOR hs said oes Of
Circuit Judge for said District fifteen thousand
seven hundred and thirty eight ant they given
fellows, VIZ FOR k1win LawTeEcs eight thousand and
ten; for Lyman D. N2rris seven thousand seTen hun
tred and twenty two, and six imperfect votes
We The Boaru u STATE Canvassers, do hereby certify
the foregoing TO De true statement q a. the
given il SAID Fourth Jucic District FOR the said oce
Of OrCr Judge the General Election holden on tie
sixth day Of April n 1S6S.
Witness hands a. lansing, III 14th day q Nay,
A D. lS53-
JAMES PORTER Secretary q state,
J OWN. State Tressrrsr
SAAI : LACEY. Com state land once.
Board q Sac C1npGss>rs.
We. the undersigned. STATE CaovssserS from careful
exsnnton Of the election returns from a. The counties
in the Fourth Judicial District % the STATE o. Michigan
do determine the result of invest EAtiou that
Eiwn lawrence has been, by the greatest number Of
votes. duly elected % the oacs q Circuit Judge ,or
said District.
Witness our hands st LANSING this l4th day o. Nav
A. \. 1S6S.
JAMES B. PORTER. Secretary Of STATE,
J OWEN, State Treasurer.
SANI : LACEY Con state Laud Once
Bodrd Of StGts Cdzrdsses
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
sTAIE cANvAssERs srArRIENT Of vOtes given for

Circuit Julget IsL JuLlcaI UlslTlCt
The undersigned, Secretary Of State, Stale Treasurer
and Commissioner or the State land Ofce constituted
by law the Board OF State Canvassers az the Office
OF the Secretary Of Stte in the city OF lansing Ach
gan, Thursday, the 1ith day Of May A. D. 1868 for
the purpose OF assing and asccrtanng the votes
given at the General Election holden in said STATE Of
Michigan, Monday, the sixth day Of April A d. ls6S
for Circuit Judge Of the First Judicial District Of the
State of Michigan proceeded % examine the statements
received by the secretary Of State and declared the
following as The result Of their Investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

Circuit Judge 7th Judicial District
The Undersigned Secretary 81 state state Treasurer
anu tomussl of the state Land Oce constituted
by aw The Bard u state CalvssSers the Cce oi
the Secretary u state, lie city Of Lansing MtchgAn
on Ihurs1ay. the l4th lay OF Nay A i 1868 for the
purpose Cf c2nvSssng and ascertanuy the given
a. the General RS iol holden sad o.. Michigan
Oh II u.Ay the sixth Jay y Aprl A ls6S ,or C-cuii
J-cge Of the seventh Judicial District Of tie Stale Of
Michigan. proceeded g. tIamne tile statements
BY the Secretary q state aud declared the following
the result q t1elg ilvestig gation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

STATE CANV ASSERS- STATEMENT Of votes given for
Circuit Judge, 81 Judicial District.
The unders gned Secretary Of state state Treasurer
aud COmmssiO o. the state Land Oce Constituted
by law the Board Of State CanvasseTs the oce
Of the Secretary Of state In the city of Lansing Michigan
thursday, the l+th day Of May, A. 1888 for the
purpose Of canvassng aud asceranng the votes given
n the General Election holden IN said state OF Michigan
Monday, the sixth day OF April A. D 1S63 for CrcUit
Judge Of the Second Judicial District Of the State Of
Michigan proceeded 70 examine the state ments received
by the secretary Of state and declared the following
The resan 0f theIr lnvesLisaiions.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
sTATE cANvAssERs. sIATEAIENr Of vo.ss gwen 81

STATE CANyASSEIS' STATEMENT OF votes given foI
Circuit Judge, sth Judicial District
The undersigned Secretary Of state State Treas
and Commissioner o. the Land OGoe constituted
by law the Board Of state canvssse met a. the Office
Of the Secretary OF State the CITY OF lansing Mch
gan Thursday, the l4th day OF May, 4. D. 1868, fo
the purpose Of canvsssng aud ascertanng the votes
gwen the General Kection holden in sad state o.
Michigan, Monday the sixth day Of April 4 d. 1858
for Circuit Judge Of the Eighth Judicial District o. the
state Of Michigan proceeded to examine the Statements
received by tue Secretary Of state, and declared the
following the result OF their investis alton:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
STATE CANVASsERS' STATEMENT Of the votes giv,
far Clrcalt .Iniga- 9th .Iu.-c--- n-sL-lrt

IOT NIFc1lt Jllge, 8tn JllIcIlI TlsITlCt
The Undersigned Secretary Of state State Treasurer
and CommssiOner OF she state Land Ofce constituted
by law the Board 81 state Ctvassers 1t the Office n
the Secretary Of state the city q lansing Michigan
Oh thursday, the l4th GAY of MAY i. 1875 for the
purpose Of canvSssng and ascertanug the given
at the General Election holden ssii state Of Michigan
on Monday the sixth day of April A r. sos for Circuit
Judge OF the Ninth Judicial District Of the state Of Mchi
n proceeded 10 examine the statements received by
the Secretary Of STATE and declared the following the
resut Of their investigation,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
MARION HOUSE,

r. p ANGER Proprietor, Jackson, Michigan. This
House has been enlarged, redttei and elegantly fur
uis1el. Regular Rfarders and Visitors be accom-
moiatei With goot rooms, first class fare and all the
comforts of Hotel life AZ most reasonable prices. To
Transient guests the Marion House presents induce
menis by WAY oi apartments large and well located
ani furnished more elegantly than those OF any other
hotel IN this part ot the country The proprietor Will
do al IN hrs power % make every person tthe Marion
House comfOrtable. h 2. Angler. Proprietor.
y. D. SEYMOUR, Head Clerk, formerly Of the Angler
House, Cleveland, o. F A Moss. Steward. formerly
OF the 81 james Hotel. Baflio, y. Y. lyS3S