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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25
Ottawa County Ticket.

We are informed that the Coppcrhcads of OF
tawa County managed to obtain possession Of the
county Offices, although there were more Union
than Coppcrhcad votes polled. Through some
informality-rca pretended-in some of the
soldiers returns, enough votes were thrown out to
give the Coppcrheads Il majority on the county
tiolpt
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MAR RRIED.

DANIELL-JACKSON. On the 2lat nst by
Rev. II. b. Taft, at the residence of Mr.. W hite in
PeIrysbnrg, Thomas Daniel and Miss Clarssa
jackson.
G00D-HARD-On the 10th inst. hv Joseph
Shook, J. F., Mr.. Joseph Good and Miss Ann
Hard, all of Troy township
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County Court.

Common rieas Court for this County, com
menccd yesterday Latta oil the bench.
The following pcreons now in Jail, will prob
ably be put on trial during the present term:
Charles Dibblcs. for stealing horse.
John Stahlcr for burglary and theft
Herman Hoffman, for stealing horses.
Chrisana Gingcry, for arson and theft.
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A Scwiug-machinc Gratis! !

Look at the advertisement of Dcacon& Peterson,
Philadelphia, proprietors of the Sdur'oy Ere'i"g
Post, in another column. You can obtain good
sewing machine without any outlay Of money.
rare chance Who will make the trial
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25
{ (SpEOIIL NOTICE.
7
:zsy" SpermatorrhTa Can BE Cured -ks1

DIR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SpcrmotorrhUa,
Seminal Weakness, lmpoteucy. Loss of Power, ETC.,
speedily and cflcctually Its effects are truly ma
gical A trial of the Specific will convince the
most skeptcal of its merits Price, 81 a box.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, or sent postpaid
to any address. by J. j. KRONER. t03 Chestnut
street, Phladelphia, Penn. Circulars sent free.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25

The Raleigh Standard says that with the result
of the late Northern elections the last ray Of hope
for the South from the North has departed. The
Southern people stand alone with the world against
them, and they had better make peace with Provi-
dence or the North very soon. 1t then appeals 10
the people of North Carolina to vote for conserva-
tive men at the coming State election. Mr.. David
son, the author of the constitutional argument
against Secession published last September in the
Standard, has issued another article of the same
kind
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25

very respectable porkcr was brought to the
block" at Miller & Co.'S packing establishment,
on Monday last. II, weighed 433 pounds dressed
was raised by Dr.. Peck anl grew " down at the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25
Apprentice Wanted.

A boy, sixteen to eighteen years of age, desiring
TO learn the printing business can find employment
at this office. One who resides in town and can
board at home, preferred.
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Drunkenness Cured.
liking Alcohol Arrested"

PONTIAC, MICH., September IS, 1853.
Mn. KRONER | received the box of DR.. Haue's
Antidote YOU sent Inc a few days ago, and gave it
to the person according to directions; it has done
him good, and he saws he don't want any more rum.
have brother that is a confirmed drunkard
want to cure him. Please send me another box.
Yours, a. X.
One box of DR.. Zanc's Aptidotc will cure the most
inveterac drunkard. 1t can be given without the
patients knowledge. Soldby all respectable Drug
gists or sent by mail, by JOHN J. KRONER, 4O3
Chestnut street, Philadelphia Circulars free. 2sz
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stocks OF Goods
NORTHWE WESTERN OHIO,

MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF GOODS:
SILKS,
Plain. Black, Figured and Fancy all styles
DRESS GOODS,
OF every style and quality desired
OF the most beautiful colors
Said to be the best stock in town
FRENCH PLAIDS,
In styles the most beautiful.
GINGHAMS, PRINTS, DEBAGES, &c,
That can not fail to give satisfaction.
BONNET TRIMMINGS,
You can get any thing you want,
All the new colors,
DONESTICS,
Shcetings, Shirtngs, Ti:kings, &c.
WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Barred Cambrcs.
SWISS GOODS,
Plain and Figured.
ENBROIDERIES,
Linen and Thread Edgings.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
Every style and quality.
LINEN HANDKERCIlIEFS,
Warranted Pure Linen.
TABLE LINENS,
Brown and Dlcachea
HOSIERY,
For Ladies', Misses, Children and Men.
GLOVES,
Kid, Silk, Lislc, Cotton &c.
Wells,
Lace, Figured, Plain aud Embroidered
FANCY TIES,
Desirable in every particular
SHAWLS,
Unsurpassed in both style and quality
HOOP-SKIRTS AND BALM0RALS,
Do not buy until you see our styles
In addition to the above, we have secured an
extensive assortment of
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25
Mhconing Cough or Cronp. however So.

WNOOplNg NNWEH OT NTVWVs HOWVNVI ~
vcre may be nileviatcd and cnred by the use oi
Madame Zaloc Portcr's Curative Balsam. This in
valuable medicine possesses the extraordinary
power orrclicying Immediately, Whoopng Cough
hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing. Huskiness and
Tickling in the throat 1t lcoscns the phlcgm, and
A violent remedy, but cn,ollicnt- warming, search
ing. and effective. Can hc taken by the oldest per.
son or youngest child. For sale by all druggists,
ot 25 cents nor bottle. 2qb
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HARDW ARE,
TIN AND STOVE STORE.
0'D0N0LD e. WORRIES,
GILEAD, OHIO,

I EEP constantly on hand general assortment
IN Of Tin aud Japanncd Ware, Wooden Ware,
aud AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, consisting
of Mowers, Reapers, Horse Rakes, Grain Cradles,
Scythes and Snathes, Drills, Corn Shelters, Hoes,
Rakes Steel Plows of various patterns, Coru- Plows
and Cultiyators.
IRON Of all kinds, and general stock Of
HARDWARE.
Our stock Of STOVES includes the Royal Oak,
King Improved, Statesman something new and
superior, Volunteer, Compeer, aud all the popular
Stoves of the day.
Our PARL0R aud PARL0R COOK STOVES
are Of the best quality, finish and pattern, aud we
invite our friends to call aud look at them before
purchasing elstw here.
We will exchange our Goods for Cash, Old Cop
per, Old Iron, Rags, aud
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
Ready pa" being the order of the day,
C.lest O.. Aus.a, 5. 1898 .isg
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WHAT PROOF more reliable could be given in
favor of any medicine than the following letter, re-
ceivcd unsolicited, from the Rev. W. b. Jacobs
Read it:
Mcssrs. Perry Davis g. Son. Gentlemen; Allow
me, unsolicited, to send you word Of commenda-
tion for your Pain Killer. | have used it in my
family these several years, and found it all it
claims TO be. For Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds,
Burus, Cholera tendencies and difficulties, as well
diseases generally that prevail in families, re-
gard the Pain Killer as beyond all price, and
eflicacious beyond any medicine within my know
ledge. We Keep it as chief family medicine,
and find its use in ordinary worth more than
any doctor The testimony of others among my
acquAmtauces and friends, is equally favorable.
Many clergymrn have spoken Of it in the highest
terms as family medicine. Missionaries, in re-
pcatcd instances, have said to me in person, and in
their letters, that the Pain Killer by far the
best medicine used in hcathen lands and they
it for themselves and families, and administer it to
others around them. Thus much am inclined to
say, as an act of justice to yourselves, and as
benefit to others. You are at liberty to use this
testimonial, il of any service. Yours, &C.,
REV. w. j. JACOBS.
Late Editor of Christian Chronicle
The Pain Killer is for sale by Druggists gcner
ally throughout Wood County. 29d
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Died.

WETM0RE-on the the I'd inst, at his resi-
dence in Perrysburg, stephen Wetmore, aged rs
Years.
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PERRYSBUKG pIARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY F.R. MILLER co.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY F.R, MILLER a co.
Wheat R bull goal 30 Flour Sbrl SO 50(l7 90
Tallow a h., S@l2o Hams q 10 l0Gl2le &C
RyeRbu '....,.,. 50c Shoulders d ib..6dSc
Oats q bu,,..5 57662c Eggs q doz ,l5c
Corn, sheled S5@90c Corn, new 5O060c
Potatoes q bu ,65a75c Feathers n fb .i0G44c
Butter " tb....l6@20c Grin Hides u n ,7GSc
Lard p Id .l04l216c Salt y brl. 50 $50 3 90
Wool ..,... 55 to 60c Glover S'd.....S SO 90
Dressed llogs.5 O0@6 90 Dried Hides 2 10 l2l0l5
SORE NIPPLES, Sore Eyes, Chapped and
Craek' Hands and Lips, are cured by applying
Drs S, A. Weavers Cerate, at night. BY morning
they are WE'LL la all cases, few applications will
effect cure. II viii remove the inflammation that
makes them crack, and cause them 10 heal. Moth
ers will find a friend in this remedy. Try it.
DR.. Weayer's Sirup and Cerate for sale by Drug
gists generally throughout Weed Copaty. 29s'
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Wood County official Directory.
JUDICIARY oFFlCERs.

Alex. q. Latty Judge OF Court of Common Pleas.
T. Tuler. ............. Judge OF Probate Court.
William Jones. Clerk of the Courts.
!. r. Tyler. Pro scouting Attorney.
The Probate Judge will attend TO business connected
lth his office, Wednesday and Thursday Of each week
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Addison Smith Observation-Disclosures. County Auditor.
John G. Wooster. Treasurer.
Gabriel z. Guyer. er............,,....,..... sheriff.
Nathan w. Minton. on................--..Su Surveyor.
Snoden u Sargcant................. Coroner.
waiter Davidson,
Addison Lansdalc,} ............. Commissioners.
George W Hill,
\. W. Woodbury.
G. A. Adams, Z School Examiners
y. A. Avery,
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AUTO-PHoTOGRAPH ALBUM.

L
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TOY BOOKS,
In every variety.
JUVENILE BOOKS,
New from the most popular authors.
STEEL PENS,
Gillotts "SO3," aud every other mans make.
ARNoLD's INK,
Genuine in small and large bottles.
We also have q splendid BLACK INK, for
School purposes, in new style of bottle. For
sale by the dozen, or single bottle.
Paper! Paper! Paper!
The largest stock of
WRITING PAPER
Ever brought to this town.
Thick, Light. Smooth, Gilt. Plain.
And, in fact, every variety manufactured.
Blank Books in Endless Variety!
MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
Any thing in this line, to be had of any body
any where, can be found with us.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER.
A FINE STOCK AND DECIDEDLY CHEAP.
FINE JE w LRY,
OF THE NEW EST PATTERNS.
FINE ls-CARAT GOLD RINGS-rLAIN.
FINE ls-CARAT GOLD RINGS,
With genuine Pearl Sets.
A fine stock Of the new style of
SLEEVE BUTTONS.
A Choice variety of PINS and EAR
J. RINGS of the Latest Fashions.
YANKEE NOTIONS! YANKEE NOTIONS!
Any thing in this line ever manufactured
WILL BE FOUND AT THE DRUG STORE.
CHOICE PERFUMERY,
FANCY SOAPS.
LARGE STOCK OF
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes.
Port temOnnaies
and POCket-bOOks
A better aud larger stock than can be feunt
| elsewhere this side of New York.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
SPICES,
RAISINS,
MOLASSES,
EVERY THING IN THIS LINE SOLD Al
THE LOWEST FIGURE.
We have a choice stock of
The Finest Syrups Manufactured
CALL AND XAMINE.
Il NEW STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Come Everybody and Take Look
PECK q HlMILTON.
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CLOTHING,

CLOTHING,
CUTLERY.
GROCERIES,
aUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, sc.
These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
kct prices and will be sold at very smal! advance
upon cost. All we ask is examination Of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is TO their interest TO buy where
goods are warranted, and where they get the
full value of their money.
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, we ask you to give us call
before you mako your purchase, and We will prom
Use, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best of bargains.
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Farmers Of Wood Go. and Vicinity! !
The place (aud the only one in town. where
you can get the
HIGHEST MARKET PRIcE, IN CASH.
For your Grain and Produce, is at
+. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
We have ample storage room for any quantity of
Grain ALSO corn in the ear. You will find vi
always ready TO take in your surplus Grain, ant
more if We can get it so BRING IT ALONG
CASH PAID FOR STAVES.
PORK WANTED!
Any quantity Of wELL-FATTEp, PRESSED HOGS,
for which the Cash is Ready, at
TIE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Notice our Market reports ID to day paper
We buy and sell in accordance with the prlcsE
/ there given.
T r MILLER & co
ftrysenE E'-.arsr4 lfss
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

Col. wx. M, srosE- WHAT ! DExocRAr
General M. N. Crocker, now com
manding the 4th Division, 18th Army Corps,
in letter to Thos. F. Withrow, Chairman Of
the Republican State Central Committee, uses
the following language in reference to the
nomination Of Col. Stone: ,71asn2 aoa9d
sI desire to say that the action Of the
Convention that nominated COL VIM M.
Stone for Governor meets with general ap.
probation among the Officers and men Of the
fowa regiments. I know that the Copper
heads are moving heaven and earth to- obtain
something upon witch to impeach. Colonel
Stone character as 4 sol Ter, bit they viii
fail, for the facts are that his conduct ia this
war Has lbeen ,nost admirableia He has al:
ways behaved with great gallahtry, and for
one person who may be ihddc a from bad
motives to traduce him, he can obtsin .
thousand brave soldiers who will endorse him
to the fullest extent - -'.F Ss'
3os5 ..Respec fully your friend, i4 9.,ao5
~ ''sa5q 9, '4ls-9 sfi'i.'M NJ ROCKER"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

e s6-R H. Webster, of Albany, New York,
has been arrested for counterfeiting U. s.
Treasury Notes. He was detected by means
Of a confidential letter which he sent to Mr..
Klcferstcin, of Walcott, Scott county, Iowa,
Offering to sell the fac similes of the demon
nation Of one dollar at the rate of $50 pei
hundred. It appears that he sent many
copies. Of the same letter to other parties.
He contesds that be carnot be convicted Of
any crime, from, the fact that he sold his
cqaplnterfeits " as foo simi2ss and not as, Treas
,ury Notes. The. case is Of much general in
terest n .,,-5 -vOnJ .7on .t .r...--.- ;....-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28
IOWA NEWS.

| ScqTT County REPUBLICAN TIcKET.-The
Republicans Of Scott county have put in
nomination the following ticket: For Repre-
sentatives, H. M. G. Skies, Il. NJ, Thomson
and VIM Sanderson for Sheriff, John N.
Lytera fog County Judge, R. Linderman ;
for Treasurer and Recorder, John Collins ;
for Superintendent Public Schools, p. +. Cor
ton; for County Surveyor, W. P. Campbell {;
for Coroner, ]. J. Tomson.
The sale of intoxicating liquors to the
soldiers of the lOonvalescent Detachment at
Iowa City has been peremptorily forbidden
by Capt. s. Shepard, the commanding officer,
Last Saturday some, Of the coDvalescents,
while intoxicated, got into a disgracefuI fight
with one Bill Hockingherry, but fortunately
no bones were broken or fatal quantity of
blood spilled.
"A grand Union mass meeting is to take
place at Upton On Saturday Sept. 9th, at
which Hons. J. w: Grimes, G.. Ben Darw in
and Rush Clark are announced as speakers.
The Iowa Central and, Missouri River r.
R., now in operation from Clinton, through
Cedar Rapids, to Marshalltown, distance of
l50 niles. will in few months be extended
13 miles further, to Nevada, Story county.
The grading is rapidly processing. H..2
The Lyons Mirror and Davenport Ga
zette condemn the officers of the State Agri-
CULTURAL Society for sending to Boston to have
their large posters printed. in -teads of having
It done in Iowa, and then asking Iowa pub
lishers to advertise the Fair for nothing.
The condemnation is just. 20 2ion;i., dtG!
CAPTURE Of BuTrgRNUTL Al company OF
the 9th cavalry, while passing through Fairfield
onIhe l7;h INST, captured the butternut en-
blem which Dave Steward has printed at the
head of his paper, the Sentinel, for several
months past. Dave was mad and ,swore at
first that he wouldn't give itpp, but the boys
insisted and he finally knocked under to save
himself from unpleasant consequences. The
butternut has been presented to the editor OF
the Haukeye a. the 6rst trophy of the 9Th.
The HAPPY sFAxnY."-. The Fayette Pio-
'neer says that with Tuttle as the nominee,
certain defeat awaits the Democratic party {"
The Pioneer wantslto concilia e the ''Mahony
wing" What happy time these Demo-
fcratic editors are having, to be sure! 9.nar
| The First National Bank Of LIONS com.
menced business on the 18th INST T Is
| GoNE UNDER-The Monitor, zoe Ky
Democratic paper lately started a. Keokuk,
| discontinued, its material having been sol
10 Clagget for the purpose Of reviving the
| Cons tuition. So that great Iumin .ry, j.
rrajhor King. has again retired to he shades
Of private life. 80 ''.
THREE HOUSES BCRNGD BY LIGHTNING
Barr's Hotel, at Nonona was struck BY light
nng on the night Of the 10th inst and cor
suped also, farm house about three miles
west Of the town. fortunately no. person
was injured. The same night a large, barn
belonging to Jeremiah House, near West
Union, Fayette county, was destroyed by the
! same consuming element
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

Z iorraop ID gIiah !raw 3li1 OF q i

II
Many good story has ibeen spoiled by the
laundering manner Of tie teller, The Keo
sauqua Aesos, Tuttle's home organ, with un
paralleled modesty, says: ht q insv yeRo'ii
"Gen James NJ. futile reached his home
in this place On Monday noon IL He left the
army, on q short leaye of absenceAobly
twenty days We belicve-and ffsched the
State entirely ignorant Of any action taken
with regard 70 placing his name before the
people for Governor, and with a very decided
determination not to have his name used in
connection with any Office save the one he
fills with such distingui> he'd ability; but the
General found awaiting his arrival numerous
letters from all parts Of the state and from
all classes of.men, urging him to allow his
name to be used, by the people. and to serve
them if eh ctrd, giving reasons, and suggest
ing considerations having reference to the
peace and tranquility Of the State, the safety
Of the people, and many other matters of deep
and vital impo, tance to them in the present
sta of our public affairs.''' 1881 9ag-i" ,{m7f
On the 9th day Of July, letters were read in
the Democratic Convention at Des Moines,
from Ger eral Tcttle, consentino to- yes, So
Iiciting, nomination for Governor. For
weeks. before that Cow ntioh, he Rad, been
in, correspondence with. Finch, Johnston &
Co and nsa'ly two months before.hi return
home exhibited very "tiec de,a .termiDa.
ton to have his name ed in iconnection
with the Office Of Governor. ~ He bid high
for the nomination. He got upon his knees,
bowed his head in the dust and his soul in
deep humility, but to, no avail, Democracy
kicked him out Of its councils because he had
''imbrued his hands in the blood Of bis
Southern brethren ~ Even the Mnscat'ne
delegation, headed BY Thayero and Wallace,
assisted in the kicking. Fisher was romi-
mated and declined. The Intelligence was
conveyed to .Tuttle, near vicksburg, and he
determined upon . pilgrimage to Iowa to re-
new his proposals. Upon his journey home,
he assured his fellow passengers, and others,
'that he would not accept the nomination. "
He had scarcely reached home before every
Democratic puper, from the Statesman up to
the Herald, put his name at the head Of its
columns and grew warmly enthusiastic over
the nominee. No man in Iowa ever labored
more zealously and earnestly to become q can
didate than did General Tuttle. Nevertheless
he is a fighting General, for which we give
him all credit. " We shall be the last to de.
nounce him as a ''political General We
know that he has, in some manner, fallen
among very poor set of politicians. i !.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28
awThe union State oCoply,eO Convention ,tti Of v

The Union State Convention Of Wis
consin, which met at Madison on the 10th,
n minated j. T. Levi for Governol ard v v
mn Spooner for Lieutena t Governor. A
resolution vas 3sd 'pted d dciaring that lthes
candidat' snwere iredentd to the peapse aS
'Unioa n.eiSS and not g perfiSafs, Thy viii
be t;ilmphantly elected. ~ A'''' - '-'-'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

"A MOVEMENT m ARkirsAs.-Gen.e Steele
has left Helena, Ark, at the head Of an i'm
portant expedition westward through Arkan
E|saS Il IS not proper 70 state the extent 81
his force3 but it 10 composed Of cavalry, in.
fantry md artillery, and isquite formidable.
The object is to clean the ftebels out Of Arkan.
sas, .na then, probably. s nsye E aaoqthvard into
Texas. Gen. Blunt, on the frontier. will nc
doubt Ia0 y heard tioam ta IS connection with
thH mpvementy s a7aEiob 20 eue1I;n giro.
EdtThei rebel armies-such as they are-unde'
Prizes, pMszmaduke and Cooper, are prowline
about ii that region. and We may expect te
hear 81 Aghti1g ere long. !. - 5ll -. -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

ta7 - iThA Iowa Stats Tsaohsfs' Association
closed session Of four days at Grinnsll, yes
terday. About ono Hundred teschsfss VEN
prssspt-not more Han bali . many ,s at
tended The meeting \ ~ Assodi,siQp in, thi'
city lastysar. The sxsec;tes, ,1hexevsr, art
sAad 70 have been highly Interesting and in
structive.--Dsilv, 22a. s'iii'ai = '''''' ''4"' /
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28
E5yI-Three states hold their annual cleo

~ Three States hold their annual cleo
lions IN Septtemlber--aas follows: s9f
sa yeEmont Tuesday. September lst.s sd 20
p California, Thursday, September sd.es
Maine. Monday, September 14th. T2Tah
= Each Of them elects 4 Governor an Leg
islature; Vermont and Cal fornia elect Mem.
Fbers Of Congress slsos1k bga ytI7a a7K
Mrs. President Lipcph,is is soi,nrnjng at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.