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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-08
GONORRHHA AND SYPHILIS.

beneath his treatment, all the horrors OF venerea and
impure blood, lmpoenty, Serohila, Gonoubna, Ulcers
pain and distress in the regions Of procreation lnfam
nation Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydfooele Aboess-
es Humors. irghtfu Swelings, and tte long train OF
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease are
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r. EN- OV AL

On Saturday May Oh, can be found in my new sfice
State Street. between the Freeman Office aud Ballou
Loveland's Book Store. The frst person arriving at
my office, Saturday, May oh, needing artificial teeth,
(uncss they have previously engaged them Of me shall
have them furnished to them the Rubber Plate FREE
OF COST and all other persons engaging work that
dag, have Il done at liberal discount Work
war; in all cases.
JOHN NJ. CoMEGYs, Dentist.
Montpelier, April 90 1873 d&wtf
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Marriagrs.

In Washington. April 5, MI Harry " Barron and
Miss Martha j. McAister
In Woodstock Maya at the residence " the brides
father, Mr.. John d. Powers, by Rev. Moses Maston
MIR. James Russell Murdoch, aud Miss Laura Carlton
Powers, both Of W,
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Markrts
MONTPELIER PRICE CURRENT.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Reported BY John p. Decay, Railroad Square.
THURSDAY May 7, 1868
PRODUCE MlSCELLANEOUS.
Apples, PER Dol - 80 Cfment, per Dbl o. 2 2j
died perlb ga 5 Flour, per Dol
Beans, per bush / j0a 00 Fancy 775aSO0
Butter, per 10, com IS NJ Double extra S.25 s 90
choice Superior 1000
Cheese per lb 10 a T.. Hemock bark, per cord
Corn, west pr bu 90 aOGN 3OOa 4 90
northern, co. lis Hay. per ton 900 600
Eggs, per duz ~ Lime, per Dbl 9Oa Loo
Land, per DO u a Il Nails, common IS a $50
Oats, per % lbs 90 Salt, per 100 lbs
Onions, per bu None Ground Rock p 3S
Peas per.bu 100 LOO Liverpool 70 rs
Potatoes, per bu Seed perlb
Carriers 40. Clover, northern 10
Peach Blows % western IL
Sugar, per Id u ais Herds grass, per bl
Maple, in tubs, 0aH' 2 GOA 3 90
small cakes, 10 p Shingles lOlal 50
West India u l6 Wood hard per cord
Iailow. per 10 m Day aud green 2 80 3 90
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a cARD ro nm suFFERINa. I

Rev. WILLIAM COsGROYE, while laboring as
Missionary in Japan, cured Of consumption. when
all other means had failed by recipe obtained from
learned physician, residing in the great city Of
Jeddo. This recipe has cured great numbers who
we're suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Coughs and Colds and the debility and
depression caused by these disorders
DESTROYS Of beneftng others will send this recipe
which have brought home with me- all who need il
free Of charge
Address Rev. WIN. COsGROvE, 43s FultonA Avenue
Brooklyn. \ 1923
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NTAT r. OF YER N T,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT So

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
Ina Probate Court, held At Montpelier, within and for
said District. on the Oh LAY of May, A d. 1868.
An instrument purbornR 20 be the last viii and tes-
tamout uf Joseph Howes, late OF Montpelier, IN said
district, deceased being presented 10 the Court by Ella
kim T. Walton, the executor therein named for probate
Il is ordered by said cur that all persons concerned
therein be- notified o appear session " said court 20
De- holden no the probate Office, in Montpelier,
hc 10Th day " May A. d. 1853 and show cause, " any
they may have. against the probate Of said will for
which purpose IL is further ordered, that copy Of the
y Ia the Vermont Watchman State Journal. printed
at Montpelier prevou' to said time appointed for hear
ing.
true copy ofrecord.
5l53 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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AtgaI notirts.
- + A r n OF VERM Mt
~ WASHINGTON nIhTRICT aa

- + A T n OF VERM Mt
- wAsHIN0TON DISTRICT, as.
In Probate Court. held At Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 5th day Of May, A. y. 1859.
Louisa Lovean6, guardian ofEmiy Loveand, ni1o-
heir Of Charles Loyclsnd late OF Berlin in said dis
uict, deceased makes application TO said Court for H.
TO sell the following described real estate Of her
said ward to wit all said wards right and interest, az
such heir in thirty land situated in Northfcd
10 said district called the Buck Lot. representing that
the sale thereof for the purpose " putting the proceeds
n such sale AZ Interest Investing the in stocks
or real estate would be beneficial 10 said ward.
Whereupon IL Is ordered by said Court, that said ap-
plicatou be referred 20 session thereof % be held az
the Probate ORoe In aid Montpelier the Doth day Of
May D. 1868 for hearing md deeis0u thereon and,
Is further ordered. that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication Of notice Of said application and
order thereon three weeks suecessvey In the Vermont
Waterman and STATE Journal, printed Al Montpelier be-
fore said tine of hearing that they may appear at said
time and place, and, II they cause, object thereto
BY the court
81 "a Attest N A CHASE Register
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WIN. p. CHAMBERLAIN. ycom.,.
ASA SMITH. N'" TO
= TATE OF vERM Mt,
DEICHER sAMsBURY's ESTATE

DELCHER SALISBURY's ESTATE
ID The subscribers having been appointed by the hon
able Probate Court for the district Of Randolph, Com
mssoner receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demand Of all persons against the Of Beloher Sal
sbury late Of Randolph in said district deceased, rep
resented insoycnt and the Of six months from the
18Th day Of April. 1863 being allowed by said Court
the creditors Of said deccased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend the duties OF our appointment the
Of f. b. Salisbury In Randolph, in said district.
the last Tuesdays Of May and September next at ten
O'clock in the forenoon, each Of said days
SIDNEY HOWARD. Commits
LOREN GRISwOLD. sioners
West Randolph. April 10th. A. ID. 1863 495l
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DUY ME AND I'll DO YOU GOOD
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED,
Hy rHE USE on THE
GREAT SPRING ~ SUMMER MEDICINE.
DIR. IANGLEN'S
ROOT * HERB BITTERS

=
Coqgoscd If Safaagariia, lrtM Cheiry Ieao,o Doek,
Prichly Ash ihorouQhiooH. RhUbarb, Mlndrake, Dan
deii0n 81 an a. Which Compounded 70 act ~
concert, and rSiisf Nature iH erddcatHg Disfase.
This medicine hasbeen before the public for four
teen years, with constantly increasing success and u,
now
TIE STANDARD MEDICINE or THE AGE
Us effect upon the system is most wuuderful-acung
directly upon the seat Of disease cleansing he bowels,
removing all ohsiuotions om the iuiern organs stim
ulang them into healthy actions Purifying tue blood, d
yesng ID NJ all humurs building up the weakened sys-
tenn and restoring the Invalid 90 health and usefulness
They cure and eradicate from the system, Liver Com
plant that main wheel OF SO many diseases Jaundce in
It's worst forms all Bilious Diseases aud Foul Stomach
Dyspepsia Cnsuycucss, all kinds OF Humors ndiges-
non Headache, Dizziness, Piles Heartburn Weakness,
Pains in the Side and Bowels faulenoy Loss Of Ape
ute and forbid or Diseases Liver Disorlervd Stom-
aoh, Bad Blood. 10 which ali less subject
in Spring and SUMMER
Ills highly recommended by Physicians everywhere,
Try and you will regret H. No medicine can be
like Il IN ts salulary effect, therefore inquire for Lang
ley's BiteTs and axe other.
Only 81 aud 80 per bottle Sold by Dealers in
Medicine everywhere. Orders addressed TO
OEO &. GOODWIN 4 CO,
4lj7 50 Hanover ST. Boston.
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MARY BENToN's ESTATE.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

Dir DOW continues to be consulted at his office
Nos. and Endcou Street Boston, all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long Of study and practical experience Of
unlimited Or. D. has the qualification pre-
seug the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he first introduced them, failed to the most
ala ruatur NJ
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DIR. n. g. GOULD'S
PI NV ORM sly RUP
Is the first and only remedy offered the public for
the eiectual removal Of the Ascardes or Pin-worms
from the human system. The high reputation it has
bshed in the last two years, and the fact that IL fast
supersedng all other remedies is tn best test Of
its great merit
1T AFFORDS RELIEF IN TWENTY FOUR
HOURS ANDAN ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED
when taken according to directions, with accompany
each bottle.
This Syrup Is also most valuable family ca,harc, to
be Away used when physic is required especially for
children. II oorrecis the sccretods gives the
stomach and bowels, assisting in her efforts
restore health 1t is purely Of Vegetable Extracts and
always safe and reliable.
c. HERYEY, Sole Proprietor.
sold in Boston by Gro. G. GooDwiS & Co 70 Mar
shall Street. and other Wholesale Druggists. Billy
FtEJ e sgtrf md l. F. Pmaog. Agents.
Montpelier. VI.
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EDMUND BURKE.

Lac UummlssOneT Of Tatents.
"Mr. II. H. Eddy has made iuf me THIETEgs appli.
cations, all but OF which patCus have been grant
ed and that is now pending such unmistakAbe proof
OF great talent aud ability his part leads
mend az inventors to apply to him procure their
patents, they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed their and very reasonable
charges jim A. IAGGARr.
during eight months, the subscriber. Ia Of his
large prscuoo made on tntec rejected applications
ltiHrEEs ArFEALS EVHKY OEK of which was decided
IA hls TauOr, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
X. H. EDDY.
Bostnn. Dec. I'D. 1882. 32.s4
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DISSOLUTION. The partnership here
IL tofore existing between d W LOWELL and
j. WARN en-, under the name of Lowell * Warner, DO
Of me Binghanton Commercial College was dissolved
on the 9th " anuary 1863 ID. W LOWELL
Bins hamptun. April 1863
The CoMWERcIAL CoLLKuE will be conducted by the
Principal, ID, w. Lowell, who takes this opportunity Of
returning his nearly thanks TO the ublc fr their liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed the institution, aud
invites their attention TO the Improvements soon be
introduced iuto the several departments.
as d. W. LOWELL.
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MEXICAN HOUSE, BOSTOI

A ERICAN HOUSE, OSTON,
"A Is the largest aud best arranged Hotel in the New
England States is centrally located, and easy Of
from all the Of travel Ii contains all the modern
improvements aud every convenience for the comfort aud
accommodation Of the travelling pubic. The sleeping
large and well ventilated the suits Of rooms
well arranged and completely furnished for families
and large Travelling parties, and the house will continue
10 be kept first class hotel In every respect
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston. Ian. 1868. 9S.9Ois
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS. There will
~ be public examination Of School Teachers In the
town of East Montpelier at the School House in Fast
Montpelier village, saturday, May l6 oommen cling
at one O'Clock p NJ. All who design TO teach in any
common school in said town previous 10 November next
are requested to be present Citizens also are invited
G. Y. TEMPLkrON, supt
East Montpelier, May2, 1868. 81
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EXCELSIOR.

The only preparation that will instantly produce a
splendid brown black in minutes without injury
20 the hair w song The ssin ofthe face head is
CRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
has been certified by ihe drst Chemists in Amer
ca, including DR. CHurON, to be free from every
deieeous substance, and has equal in the certainty
Of operations
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO, 6Astor House.
New York Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair
Drcssers
Price, sl50 and 50 per box, according to size 5O53
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Il have hesitation in assuring inventors that theJ
cannot employ person competent and trust pOfthy
ami more capable Of putting their applications in Iru
70 secure for them early and favorable consideration
MIA f,ta
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WILLIAM GRACE,

AMEsBURY, MASS.
PRroE, % Gents PER Box.
Bach box has the above cut and the fac-simile of the
propretors signature attached to it, which Is duly copy
Tghted.
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover street. Bos
ton, General Agents for New England Graces Salye
can be obtained at all the respectable Druggists and
Country Stores everywhere. 5l.S3as
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CHARLES MASON,

L > NJ u n A l. ).
81 regard Mr., Eddy Of the most capable and
successjn practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse.
rUARI rs MASON
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

From the Burlington Il awkeye, llsh.l
General futile Won't Run-He
epurns lhe Copperheads- The
New York Soldier Gone up
More Business for q ssRelia6le
Democrat N
By the following note from trustworthy
source, it will be seen that Gen. Tuttle is
not 1t all flattered by the Oopperhead nom
nation, and that he utterly refuses to be used
for The base purposes contemplated by the
conspirators:
OT1UMwA, Aug 10, 1853.
EDITOR HAwKEYE Gen. Tuttle passed
through Keokuk and up on the railroad
home. Gtt l Flt
He says he will not run on the Copperhead
ticket for Governor, or anything else
He says he would rather run ticket nom-
mated by Southern rebels in arms, as they
are all more honorable men than LIE Grand
Byington, &C., &c. He speaks of Copper
heads IN worse terms than you or can find
words to express. B.
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Wanted :!

A reliable gentleman, VINO believes the
Democratic party as at present o-gani
zed is honest and loyal-who is in favo,
of magnanimous peace opposed to confs.
cation, emancipation, arming negroes, captur.
ing rebel strongholds, and to the draft-to act
as candidate for Governor of Iowa No
person need apply who thinks he would be a
id foor' to stand upon the platform we of.
fer. In consideration of the services of such
a man, we pledge Governors salary provi.
ded the soldiers vote is constitutional, and he
gets majority Of votes. Noperson need ap.
ply unless he will stick by the party, right 0,
wrong. Sealed proposals will be received by
Ncse-Tweaked Byington until the Octobe,
election.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

HORRIBLE TRAaEDY.-A horrible tragedy
occurred in San Francisco on the I'd inst.
DR.. George W. Beers with his wife and child,
little girl ten years of age, were found lying
dead at their rooms. It would appear that
the parents, having resolved upon the suicide,
had administered strychnine to their child,
and the mother took q similar dose. It was
also apparent that the father, to end the suf-
ferings of his child, or sti1e her cries, had
taken An iron weight and fractured her skull;
that the same instrument had been used in
putting an end to the wife's sufferings, there
being similar marks about her head, and tho
pillow being saturated with blood.
The husband and father then disposing
himself upon the bed with his wife, having
previously arranged bucket at the bedside,
with an instrument from his pocket surgical
case, severed the artery at the wrist of his
right arm, and holding it over tho vessel
placed at the bedside, literally bled to death,
the ordinary sized bucket being nearly filed.
A letter addressed to Mrs Julia @. Doug
lass, Brooklyn, N. Y, was found as follows !:
MY Dear Wys's Aothsr-I take your
daughter with me, rather than see her die by
inches, as her father did, before my eyes.
Pardon the act, for we have suffered much
for each others sake. 80. 5auiv- 81
5as. Gro. W. BEERS"
It is said that modification at his ill-success
in three lectures which he had advertised,
combined with evident want and destitution,
was the exciting cause of this horrible act.
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~ The English secession sympathizil

~ The English secession sympathizing
journals argue, like the Copperhead press in
this country, that the late Union victories do
not amount to much after all. The Army
and Navy Gazette (Russers paper), however,
does not see matters in that light. 1t regards
the situation as looking extremely gloomy for
the rebel cause. Charleston it considers in
great danger. and if Charlie ton falls, Savan-
n h must follow. This, in common with
other London journals, sees our chief danger
in failure to increase our army by means of
draft. i.ow thoroughly the Copperheads
a gree with our enemies abroad in this respect;
hence the opposition Of the Secession sympa-
thizers in the North to the draft.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

Enc Davenport Democrat, referring to our
structures on Gen. Roberts for refusing to take
any action when called upon by Mr.. Sanders
for aid to put down the Copperhead rebellion
inK eokuk county, says:
The moment the Governor called on Gen.
Roberts and represented the magnitude of the
riot and expressed fears that before he could
collect sufficient militia force to disperse the
rioters, that serious collisions would take
place, and that lives and property were in
danger, the General at the Governor request
halted the Seventh Cavalry on its march to
Missouri, until a telegram of the Governors
could reach Washing on, and the orders of the
Secretary of War could be had. In fact. az
we understand this case, Gen. Roberts did ali
that military officer could or should do. The
Seventh Cavalry were en- route to another De
partment by the order Of the Secretary OF
War, and although within the military dis
trict Of Iowa, their control had passed to Gen.
Schoield, to whom they had been ordered tc
report. lsd
We are pleased to learn that Gen. Roberts
did take action In this matter, as far as hi
felt authorized to do so. Our information
was that he refused the Governor also, when
applied to for aid by him. 1t was upon this
information that we condemned his conduct
We have no disposition to do him injustice
and therefore cheerfully make the amend.
honorable.
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UNION STATE TICKET.
MIR. Grimes Appointments.
uoc IAMWS W GRIMES will nddraas thn uanv

MIR. Grimes Appointments.
Hon. JAMES W GRIMES will address the people
~ follows:
Washington, Washington Co., Thursday, Sept. Sd.
Muscatine, Muscatine county. Friday, Sept. 4th,
Upton, Cedar county, Saturday, Sept. 9th.
Iowa City, johnson county, Monday, Sept. 18th.
Marengo, Iowa county, Tuesday. do Sth:
Grlnuell, Poweshiek CO., Wednesday Sept. 9th.
Newton. Jasper county, Thursday, Sept 10th.
Desmoines, Polk county, saturday do 18th.
Nevada Story county. Monday, do 14th.
Marshalltown, Marshall CO.. Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
Toledo, Tams county. Wednesday, Sept 18th.
Cedar Rapids, Linn county. Thursday, do 18th.
Vinton. Benton county, Friday, do 18th.
Independence, buchanan CO., Saturday, Sept 10th.
Waterloo Blsckhawk county, Monday, Sept. 2lss.
WsverIy, Bremen county, Tuesday. sept 35d.
Cha'l les City, Floyd county, Thursday, do Gath.
New Hampton. Chicyassw CO., Friday Sept 25th.
DEBORAH Winneshiek county, Saturday. Sept 26th.
West Union, Fayette county, Monday, do 2sth
kader. Clayton county, Tuesday. do 2eth.
McGreaor, do Wednesday, do 30th.
Delhi, Delaware county, Saturday, Oct. Sd.
Anamosa, Jones county. Monday, Oct 9Th.
Marion, Linn county, Tuesday Oct. 9Th.
De Witt. Clinton county, ednesday, Oct. 7th.
Lyons, do Thursday, Oct Sth.
Davenport, Scott county, Friday. Oct 9Th
All Of the above appointments are for O'Clock
except that at Cedar Falls, where il 10 P. N.
The County Committees are charged with com.
pleting all necessary arrangement
1Hos +. w1rnsow.
Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com.
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IOWA NEWS.

Never since Iowa has been settled by the
white man have prairie chickens been as num-
erous al at the present season. In Buchanan
and Blackhawk counties, they can be killed
with stones and clubs.
KILLED By L1oHrN1Na.-A girl named
Amanda Janetta Rutherford, aged - years,
was killed by Lightning in Camp township,
Polk county, on the Sd inst, while pitching
sheaf oats from a wagon. Her two brothers
who were with her at the time were struck
down insen.ible.
Hon1c1DE.--J. O. Vance, Of Union town.
ship, Desmoines county, shot and killed q
young man named Henry Haynes, in his
melon patch, on the 7lh inst. The evidence
shows that Vance committed the deed DELHI
erately, while concealed only short distance
from Haynes, his gun being loaded with slugs,
and the charge taking effect in the head. He
was committed to jail in default of giving
s., 900 bonds. The Burlington Hasokeye says
there is intense excitement in the neighbor-
hood in regard to the affair.
| SEDUCTION AND ATTEMPTED MuRpER.-At
Keokuk, on Monday, I. II. Calvert shot W.
Il. Austin for seducing his wife. The ball
struck the breast bone and glanced off with
out doing fatal injury. Calvert was arrested
| and held to bail in the sum Of $1,000.
| EIGHTH CAVALRY FuLL.-The Davenport
Gazstts states that eleven companies have
already been reported for the sth cavalry, be-
SIDES seve al squads, and there is reason to
believe that enough men have now been re-
cruited for the regiment. Only one com any
has as yet gone into quarters at Camp Nc
Clellan.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

~ We are glad to see so many of our
soldiers, officers and enlisted men, returning
to the State on short leave of absence from
Grants army. The officers get 20 days fur
Tough and the men 80. They have fairly
earnsd the privilege Of visiting their homes
and friends and We rejoice that they have
been permitted to do so.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

ETA letter to the New York Times says
Of Gen. Farnsworth, who was killed at Get
| tysburg: XII .....-
Gen. Farnsworth's body was pierced by
five balls-one in each leg, one through the
shoulder, one through the stomach, and the
last one just above the heart. When found
his face was as calm and pleasant Is when IN
life. The last shot must have killed him in
stantly. His remains were inferred at Gettys-
burg.
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Mr.. Harlan's Appointments.
Hon. JAMES HARLAN will. address the Peep

Fort Madison, Lee county, Tuesday, Sept 1st.
Keokuk, Lee countv, Wednesday, do I'd.
Keosauqua Van Buren, county, Friday, do 4th.
Bloomfield, Davis county, Saturday, do 5th.
Centervllle, Appanoose county, Monday do It'll.
Corydon. Wayne county. Tuesday do 9Th.
Leon Decatur county, Wednesday do 9th.
Oceola, Clarke county, Thursday do 10th.
Winterset. Madison county, Thursday do 18th.
Desmoines, Polk county, Saturday do 18th.
Indianola. Warren county, Monday do 14th.
Knoxville. Marion county. Tuesday do 18th.
Charlton, Lucas county, Wednesday do 18th.
Abba, Monroe county. Thursday do 18th.
Ottumwa, Wapello county, Friday do 18th.
Eddyville, Wape:lo county, Tuesday do 22nd,
Oskaloosa, Mahasks county, Wednesday do 23rd
Sigourney, Keokuk county, Thursday do cath
Fairfield, Jefferson county, Friday do 25th
Washington Washington CO., Monday do 2sth
Wspello, Louisa county, Tuesday do 29th.
Burlington, Desmoines CO., Wednesday do 3Oth
The several County Committees are requested
to DO dilgent in giving public notice of the time
and places of meeting in their respective counties;
and in making all necessary arrangements for the
meetings.
The meetings in all of the above appointments
will commence at o'clock. P. N.
THOS. F. WITHROW.
Chm Repub. State Central Com