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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-03
gamailte Aswsdealer
$. HOWARD, EDITOR.
Hyde Park, Thursday, September 5, 1868.
THE ELECTION.

The election passed off quietly in thi;
town, and. so far as we have heard, in
the balance of the County. In this town
the opposition had everything their own
way, electing Mr.. Noyes TO the Legisla-
ture by a majority of three There were
some six or eight Union voters however,
who were not out Had they been, quite
another face would have been put upon
the matter The vote cannot be regard
ed, however, as strictly party vote, as
many voted for Mr.. Noyes from personal
considerations. and because of his well
known business qualifications.
The returns so far received place the
election Of the county ticket by about a
thousand majority beyond doubt.
The vote on the state ticket is ahead in
the same proportion.
The Representatives elected, with their
majority so far as heard from, are as
follows:
Hyde Park, G. S. Ncyes 8
Morristown, S. NJ. Pennock, II
Johnson, Asa Andrews, l49
Stowe, A. R. Camp, l84
Wolcott. Collins,
Eden, A. Warren, SO
Cambridge, D. H. Watkins, "a
WaterviEe, Nathan B. Page,
Elmore, G, s. Parker, 4
Justices were elected as follows:
Hyde Park.-Ira Hcrrick, Nelson +.
Keller, Samuel Wright, Thomas W. Hyde,
Charles Leland David B. Read Asa
Ordway.
Johnson -Lucius H. Wheeler, David
N. Farrand R. G. Cristy, Samuel Bedding,
A. W. Caldwell, 5. 5. Robbins, Samuel
Dewing.
otoWe.-Joseph ii. Bennett, william
Morrill, Almond D. Luce, Luke J. Town
Joseph G. Raymond, Russell G. Hodge,
John W. Smith, orrin Moody, Randolph
Washburn, o. W. Butler,
Morristown.-J. P. Capron. H. s Kel-
sey, John Baker, Ira A Dwinell, Warren
Spaulding, Winslow Wheelock, J. P. West.
Cambridge, straight Union ticket
Farewell Wetherby, H. A. Morgan E. N.
Bennett, J. W. Turner. Amasa Thomp-
son, John Brush, I'd, John H. Page.
Elmore.-A. M. Kelly, Ira Bishop,
George Kenfeld, A. NJ. Woodbury., Geo.
Gray.
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IRON MOUNTAINS OF MISSOURI.
PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY
IAPIrAL.....u....... ii ,VOO.OVV.

Tie fILOr KNOB IRON COAPAHY OF NILSSON u,
S,sirous OF prosecuting their works at this aVoSne
,h renewed visor now off for the Erst tine
Of their CAPITAL STOCK for SALE in this inAiA'' -
shares Of cleo each. 8, ,.ioir, ov,r
Their properly IL over Sky square miles con- IL
al co ~. Of Land md embraces be most fauspie % w
,son3. f,l Iron NoustAiu resi. u Missouri IL Is
al the terminus cf the 81. Lonis and lion -"'H"''''
FROM l. ryodacei At s point elesIer hso anywhere ere
10 The world The property 81 TINS 'vn'Pa'S 'He "
Doet ys,u.ole Of The klDd. -, A.. IL.
spbcription, will be received for short time the once
AZ Mess, f. d. MORGAN Co, Nes 81 and % r.1ehAlse
.,ce and sl.o At the uice OF H. q. hAROuAND Gag, No
a. place where further nformsoa nlsy be oo'
s,n.5 Ts,.Iy Eve per cent VIII be requiied when the
.hoe .ubserptcn made up AID the balance may DC PAID
,n instaImenlS, II desired. -, a., ,,,
The .nhsrfib.rs who connected with the Company
al, h. In Tho cly IN aw lsy. ssd Dsy De seen at one OK
~" WV " JAMES II. LUCAS,
THOMAS ALLEN,
oI ST. Lcos
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Dgp.RTauSr OF PUBLIC Cha RITirs AND CoRrxcrios,
No Nand-AI. March IL 1904

DEPARTMENT op PUBLIC CH, Hrrins AND CoRrxcrIos.
No. Boodst, March H. 1909 J
PROPOSALS FOR MiLk.--Scalrd proposals
will DO received by tho coom..loosn ~ Public Chsii
O'clock ~ Of the ztth instant from PRODUCERS for sup
Jlng Bellevue Hospital. bisctwslis and hAndsrs i'ssds
Un,kinrd Country MILK Of tho best quality no pat Of
which shall be IRON .wil fed COVE Satisfactory evtdans"
wa requ ed ia. ability Of the parties 10 nish the
quantity required without default the times specified and
popos be accompanied with tho nsm.s OF Iespons
bio persons under security Tor the fathin
performance Of the conhsc The Commissioner reserve TO
themselves tho power Of receiving rejecting any or oil prop
oslous portions thereof o. they deem proper fot me
crest Of the Department. Any ioof0son required VIII
DO Iiyen on application to the Commissioners a. ths ofcs
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OyrHH BoAKD OF ConnissIoggss OF rms a.
CENTRAL PARK No u Ns.ssn-st y
TNO MASONS and STONE-CUTIERS.-
J. SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this office
uutli the 10 inst CUT STONE for Fountain Basin on
tho Central Psri and for setting the same .
Plsns and specifications aud information respecting tho
saus ~ be furnished IT the Office above ertoned
Proposals should DO Addressed The BOAD Of COmMlsr
IsgIONERS Of tho CENTRAL PARK, and indorssd Pio-
pesas for onntan basin" Tho sald Board the digit
10 reject any one or all Proposals.
AEDW H. GREEN, CONTROLLER OF the fsrk
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A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell at

A j. BLEECKER, SON q Co., will sell at
TUESDAY March 81 -
A. u o'eosk ct the Merchants. Ebchsnse sslssroom. No III
Broadway, - ..E -
ON soT1I-sT Two HOUSES s-d LOTS, Nos 80 snd
73s ~ spd 3I-svs No. 71C thrsesory high
tsok house. With counter cellar sIio ven bulls
in eIceeo, order hasisg rec-nt thfcug
A sat sIpssse Cellar tagged and has eIe-ii-os
ne farrse in IT, House eoutains modern Improvements
h.ndeiief, he Lot ls BY hslftbe bloch.
No. ass has thrscsory brieh house IN the rear standing
partly on lot No. ~; l!I!a los u by bali tie hloel
ALSO BY ORDER or Tue ExECUTOH:
ON ". T. CORNER lOrH-Av AND HTH-ST.-Two
LOIS fronting the sire rs and 25brloo feet Title
pA,fscl ~ psT oest ecu Isnslo.
rhrs riI!nI ground convenient to 9Th Az car:
The rhood IL la proved With several beautiful build
iuEs The opened TO The PLL They WILL DC soId 70
tie highest bidder, " close the ss:stc
Mags. kc, 81 Ne. II Pincs,.
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or.trysp.srss's OVvIcn Hpw-YoaH, Mach u, i9s.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ,bis osic. no s,stes,) until y osoch -, on TUES
DAY nth ip for supp yins the foiewns Gteiss Of
sTAfiONkRY, Wis;
e@fesns Foolsesp Paper
s.G re.in. Letter Paper.
Tssns Folio Poet Pspsr.
% resns nppins Erreope Paper
7a9 fesnls Note Psysf
33,3 sn-sts White Bo,tins Paper
lO.Oco Orfcisi Envelope, W 10.
90 900 Oficsl Eavsopes. Nc o.
400 600 Enveopss LsitsI Siso.
80 Cap P,per BLANK Boohs, assorted
ITO dozen Memorandum Boob. .
10 Letter Eoois fr Copying Press, 10 Ssisa
III dozen Quart bsttes Bisck Ink
100 dorm Pint Bottles Blach Ibk.
~ o1zHn Bottlss Rad Ina.
10 dozen fsp~f. Wslhdsn's B!sci lnh Powder
I75 psunds Ned " .feV.
GO pounds ksd Sealing WsI-
bsu gross Steel Pens. escorted
700 DOZEN ZEN Hslders
1000 Cails No.
az dozen Lead Pencils, Blsnk
dozen each Rid end Bloc PebcDs
DOZEN snoos tsd Tape.
BBs dol-n Pieces ked Isve.
81 dozen ink Stands
~ des.p Tia rsIerFeldsrs
: 7dofen Errscn
dossn Wsfsr Stamps.
doIsn " sief bcxea
do,so fsnd Bosss.
dGS-n Bottles Aoci-es, large
dozen inds Hubbsrs.
10 d.Lsn Rulers Round o. Flss
All the sbo'ementon.d articles 70 DO peeefe 1eot
,,Is os.s aud delivered 81 sueh place msy Be required
in the city. 81 the expense Of tho co otr~otcL
Samples Of the articles be oil this ehcs until The
time for opening the ptopo'sis :,
Persons ofsias TO supply The articles VIII pease hdons
them I" Propo,sls for Stationery"
IN. privilege q I-jeciins 81 bids L. reserved
sTE WAHT VAN yLfEr, Qasr,ersaastsr u. 3. Army.
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.~I,NoS-A spleudid assortment OF Pianos,
I)lANoo.-A np Pm. Of HAINEs BROS. No. 75s
The i aSr boc% Ih.:. .nsru
.ss ,pb.so all the late Improvement oseIsruae
mems ali 10 ado Of the very best seasoned nateras
u', o" to be equsl 20 any made for dspth
snd ,i.y ~ lone aud fully warranted Tor hvc Year.,
sn Pianos TO Ioot and rent allowed TX pur'
'h4A'' HIINRs BROS, No. 15s Broadway. New'fort.
nJANOS and MELODEONS.--Super Up
hight Boudoir and Square Pianos new and second hand
rs Der cent per than any other house. for sale by j. H.
CIfAMBERS, 6ibls House, 8th-st., cor. Ath-av.
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y Sales bp 4nttiou.
A u. BLEEcKER, son e. Co. win sell a

"A ". BLEECKER, son e Co, viii sell at
IN sp.ti on lLESDNY, Nsryh 81 =. Ii O'CLOCK AZ the
Mer.bsnts EAcL sGge Salest oOm. No. III BrosdypV.
or 5yPlisT-- be i-is AID esss'oant hrieE aOJ-sr
and LGr kuowD - No 2 Ea. .h.s, IA feet cost Of 3D.
ay Il Ell bpin 40 iee deep ooHsi e rooms. .n f.ot,
Tor peI anDuH. Es OF lot IA BY hf toe iock: ,s
BE- .lu Nay +l,200 now on en.an iesi--d Nj.
Nc. at No. 10 Finest .f t. t
\ OCKWOOD BROS d. UNDERUUJ,
IL ATICrTONEERS.
No q MURRAY and No. 81 wsRREN-sT,
" IN include IL their SALE ...
THIS DAY
a large aud des liable line Of ,oor,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Also, - ...-.-.
80 .o4 hiie rnd Mixed Cotton Hosiery slightly Damaged
together with geosf.l e.sortment VI .,,, ,,,-o
STAPLE snd FANCY DRY GOODS, wOOLESs, ke,
sale to commence at 10 O'clock
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A. NJ. NRswIS Aucuenec,
10y BANGS, MERWlN d. Co., Irving Build
ID ipu Nes 5s4 and 500 Brsadwsyssies Of Books, 5iA
dana, Pictures. Wois ~ Al Fancy Goods Furniture he
FRIDAY EVENING, March ~, st 7 O'CLOCK.
CHOICE PaIVATE LlbHAhf-Of valuable English and
Am.ican .nJ.d Works aud including fLe Pas copies Of
nopnlar French Aubor Also ,Gisy Of illustrated boohs
smb,aeins Lord Knuboroughs Antiquities OF Mexico
vo folio NOR. No Catalogues are ready and the boeA'
ar, ON view 1t the Salssroom..
''''' MONDAY EVENING, March H. at O'Clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY o. S.ia.se Voc. ", on AmeiieAn
os..phy I.h and Scotch History 40, &c, smb'soinS
many sIcsedinsly Scarce booss
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prorcsaIs.

~%
H.w.Youk, March p lsa3 '
ebRGTUSAiS wI be r'ceiyed ut this@JHce "a
10 y ,cor. N 2'.n Of Ma,ct inst for .apryioe IN
,g ri-,s 10 te qosntt-, '-qai'ed ct mis- d'posV d
20 ''' ''' '' '"'' DRpssIN0s.A"
linden boards 2i1l2is
BIDDERS Board. 4xi7 10.
Cotton Bats.
Cotton Wedding
Flannel, Raj, all Wool
Gutta Percha Cloth
Muslin BIesch.d unsissd ys,h wt6~
Nsphirs for Opth-laDis
Oakum. inc picked
0ilsd silk, q yard piscss
SILK, Green, for shades
Tape Co'ton o. rw,ied, stay binding
Tape VI ooon or WoTsted, binding
Thread Linen unbNeeh~d
Towels
Towains.
ToweiDg iot rollers
A"'' STATIONERY.
Env'lops', printed. largo, me ium snaSnaa
Paper. Wrapping. white and blue.
Paper, Writing, cap, letter and note
Pens iteeL
Ponhodefa
Penor. Lead FabeI No. D.
PoTsfoilr. cap ''1e.
seslDswaJ. -
Beds. water. indie.rubber
Bsnke;s, white.
Bs"sst Goes. oauv..
Cogntorpanes, according 10 pattern.
Cu'hions' Iuhoer ioi an o. 49,, sv r.p
Cnsmonr, ropye' ~ -. - :. \. 49, vAss srllsA
oul,s eiohs DIV C"'o'' w "'s~S - '" w. Wv
a contnuon, covering ~ Ann .pe,,.rcrs
- runN osn ~
Rss,n-, tin, ws-bbsnd.
Deu sns oe"' ''0'"
Bosbt oei'
Bru.be,, .ernbbint
Buctes, leather.
Boc,,r wooden
can',"suc,,, 1890. ,.h ..r...,
Csu'dfoos. I'm coyep w eAIoisi
Cleaver,
Clotbss-ine.
Close stools.
Dipp.T. tic. pint
Di'hes escorted 'zes
Fi-.b Forh'.
Fannei.. sin pin,.
Orators sutnss and lDFa
Hstchsts
Homes
k k";,s: .nd t rass. o.r,,u.
nbi'o ~. iS.~'' '~'~
hnives' pnsc1e'
kbiNes Dread
Lantern t"s u,.s.
Messnfes. I'm, nom esbeo HS P"s
Mediclne spoons, osn
Mess Chests.
Minis 'onse
Mugs. veiL
PHI BoIss TUNED WOOD
PHI IIe.. 5 TO 10 in.
Pitchers def gall
Plarr. deli
Pots Cbsmbsf deli
Pot Chamber inodoTots
Pot. TEE deli
Pots Coffee. tin.
Range sila 81 required, fItUss eempHS>
R Razor: an ~, s',O pat. I'm cases,
sesI,, aud W,isht- ,bop
sse-p.tiO' drr'ed 70, yl'''sr~
spssoiss sio6in
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UyyIog SUPEKisTgSD.sr POBLlO PKIsrIs8. /
WAsHISGTos March 10, 1869
PROPOSALS for LITIIOGRAPHING.- FRO
posas will DO received Ut this enice until MONDAY. the
23d Inst IL O'clock for Engraving Stone Five Maps and
Ten Views The originals No ready for eIsuinsooa o.
this office where blank proposals and specifications Will be
furnished. john ID. DEGREES, Superintendent
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Crf1 PAYS BOARD and TUITION four
~ Il teen w-shs at HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE,
Cisy,.ek, Columbia County NewYork. Superior frofss
sors and Assistants in charge Of each Of the Dsp,r.
rnents: English, Normal Clsssal, French Aasics PANT
ips Scientific Military. aud Commercial. both sexes
Term open. April a. Fourteen Tesebes Write for Cats
lcxue Rev. AL0NZ0 FLACk. A. NJ, Principal.
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TXECUTOR's PEREMPTORY SALE
IL r.,.,, Of THOMAS MoCREDY. decessed.-THOMAS
4 soNS Iuc,iouesra-First-cass FACVOki-On TUES
nay Mach H. 1863 at u o'clock noon. will be sold a. PUB
iic sALE without reserve al the Philadelphia Exchange,
tho folio wing described property, via LHgs Stone Cotton
F.orv SO stone Teneueuts and about " Acres OF Lana
norri.town Pa All that large valuable stone Cotton
F.c,o,, and premises situate In Noristowp Montgomery
Caunty The main building 22 feet long ~
So feet vide part Of which hyo aud four stories bsh
rhe machinery driven BY OF tho nos whtsr on
th, schuyti River and complies all the necessary ma
McbS.s J53 Looms T. s7a 5piae OF which 90 are se'
sc,ar and 1000 Dsrorth Throes There 10 also the re-.
ssbnery mako the Preparation" or the WORK OF
H.. .pnde. and loons The whole ia good order Alec
shop attached for repairing The mashioery, aud
10 tho premises % fenemsn Tor tho uie
tLs The property has the advantage Of botn
R.rosd and Canal facilities aud contains shout Acres o.
land ,n, portion not connected with the factory sa
ysnt .gsou,ly leased.
Forsny IL ithsr Information apply TO
u. MAItkLEf BOYER, esq, NorIfstowp
BAMUEL H. CARPENfEH NIsentorl,
g. H. cor ID and W ater-s"'
II. CHAPRON esq. No. IA osb.st
4. GUlLLOU, esq. No. tlo Wanu.s~
Anu !" 'A' A. THOMAS 4 SONS. Auc,ion.sn.
phs, FEB. %, 1861 MOI. l39 and al s. Nh,-
GOVERNMENT SALE.-Wll be- sold, by or
N der Of tho War Department at public snction a. 20
shepy Arsenal Pittsburgh, Pa, TO tho highest bidder ~
.cIoek a M WEDNESDAY,, March ~, 1907 We i'hV"
log u. b. Property, Wis
81 $40 pounds Of scrap Iron.
l. 900 pounds Of scrsp Steel
IL 900 pounds OF Scrap Leather.
100 Powder. Barrels.
80 Bulst.ksaa
ySU,, sssA \ u. 4, wHlTELxY, Nv v VIsss1sN
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REAL ESTATE for SALE

KTALUABiE READ ESTATE for SALE
v The Undersigned having been appointed Special
uara.n OF the Children Of Mott Csoooo. deceased
for the pailcso OF selling tbs properly 70 s.d 10"
the - ,,,,
Ossnse County on the Newburgh branch Of As Era Raft
road which thore large FIGURING Mt Dwelling
sad .tout two ,crcs of Land connected herewith
The Bindings and premises all In good order the MIN
doing business aud has Of stone The whole
will be sold either IL perces entire on fave able
tsrns. For particulars, inquire OF PADDOCK CANNON.
Attorneys, No 80 Nssssust n. Vi ~ W. FULLEhION'
Attorasy. kswbu1sh. or OF tho sobscber, .oou
March H. 1863 CHARLES r. BROOKS.
N,S.hinetoDyile. Oiai,se Co, New'foIL
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Drn GOODS.

READS BEADS II BEADsil'
~ AND FANCY GOODS.
MI BROWN fmpor'erINo. IsG Pesrst, ~ r.
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A j. DLEECkER, son e. Co. will Sell at
a. Auction WEDNESDAY, March la at ~ O'Clock, ss
the Nefehau,s' E,changs Ssesryefn No III Broadway:
ON l5THSTSoatb side lis feet est Of 1thav, three
and basement brick his stoop HOUSE aud LOT 80.
Is feet.
ON 9th Sr-One Lot north side Us feet east Of 1th
Nv ,ile 7fnieob. Mups st No. II Pinr-.G
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Urr,,.t prs,tr,H, Ori1cr. No 40 Brooo.st
gtw.Yo,.K, March 3 lhd5
r,RGpuSAIS vii be- received ut this.Ofee a,
70 = ,,,orx N 2tn Of mtcf inst, for .apriyne the
,sl, ip tie aVant-. i-q.ired st tHis d"poso ~
II t.Jt
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n MANUFACTURING PROPERTY for SALE.
Nl The extensive property known ss tho MATTEA-
WAN MACHINE WORKS, consisting OF Hosl Estate,
W.,sr Power &c: Gritabe Coon WoolsI Mills sitn
sted At Mateawan Dutchen County New York FOR Pao'
uisIs inquire Of MACKIN BRUTHEh, No 100 Liberty.
st. n T.; or Of MACkIS HuSTl5. Fiahkill Lsndins,
Dutchsss County, ~ Y
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ELOCUTION TAUGHT - STAMMERlNG
IL CURRD.-6rea. enthusiasm a. No. 25 En. 2:Ih ~
Clsssss forming for Lsoies Gsnteneo and cnidfcn
CoDples I Voca Culture Eloc,.en, and shs F0'
Irsura
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'IO LhT-Four-story Brick bOUSE No 2l9
"s~bingtoLst Brooklyn; sIcsleut nhghbofhoed; pos
session inpeds'sly. Apply TO H. G. WHINE. II Murray st.
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INSTRUCTION. Young Gentlemen who are
backward 10 their Studies viii ind good ioI
Learning ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN and SPANISH
ARIIilaErlC, MATHEMATICS, and BOOK kEEPiNo
q, Professor POPPERS Institute No. So Est Broadway
Day and Evening Classes. Terms taeherate
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L,OR SALE--At what it would now cost to
IL bnuA tho HoulA-l 90 thressoTy not 81 sni full
rz.d LOT in fee Hou.e perfect repair Possoion gwen
Immediately. Apply At No. o.. Gh-st
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JnstrutI,cn.

A NiENIA SEMINARY Amenia,l n. l., the
~ Rev ANDREW J. HUNT, a. NJ, Prncipsi-ihe
SPRING TERM Of th. arstc,ss InstiutIop begins Apr
For Ca slosues address the Principal.
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4 j. BLEECKER, son n Co. viii Sell at
IA Ase.ion WEDNESDAY. MARCH Ia 81 10 O'CLOCK, at
The Mssetsp.S Exehsn.o GaesrooIn No. Ill Brosdwsy
DEAN.sT. BRoOKLfN-Th. tsres.,,ory, high s.oop
brow s.s,ons Mont HOUSE and LOT, Ne. l3l Dsaast,
Btoshiyn bel cen uoyt aud Bondss lot A6xlcc house
deep; ka. n rooms ell tho mcden IN provetn-nss
SPY DdidJ flushed, and IN al respects hr'ca" residence
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LIME COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE,
j. one ssf rsiis frem POuoHKEEPsiE En- mhraoins -
acres Of Land superior budnss plenty OF Appl Cherries
Psaia Peaches Orapes, aud Berries Soil richly m.nnIsd
aud highly productive. For full psTou tsqUr- OF HALL
JkLLfFFE. No. IGG Centie-re~, West Warrington Mag
tet. New ork-
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L,OR SALE-On the Hudson River, a very
4 desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE, q, Dob, Ferry,
with fine river aud nliud view. The House Is well built
AID hss ts uode iDptoveDsbt The Gfouiids surround
inr It are well stocked With grated fruit trees. hne Gspery
good abe and Carriage House, will be cold low aud on
sasy terms. Apply TO A. II. MULLER p. n WILkihb
ca No. "a
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BOARD atlo Rooms
Go fst.

4 HsRCh TO LET, FOR PART OF THE
~ TlME.-rhe Brown gloGs Church IN 18th, "A 49,
.e.' Of Brosd~~y Apply Nc. 40 Bloeekcrt or No ~
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i ESsONS on the PIANO-FORTE at &l2 per
i 4 quarter by q cvmpetsut LADY rEACHEh undee the
,uperr,on 81 an eninspt Professor No. Is West assh''
third door from Broadway.
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PROPOSAL NO. 7:

For the folding, stitching, and binding OF the
laws, journals, and volumes Of public documents,
which proposals may specify the rate per hun
dred sheets for folding, rate per hundred copies
for stitching, and rate per hundred copies for
binding the laws, journals and public documents.
The binding OF the laws shall be in calf. the
journals in half-biHding, the volumes of public
documents in paper binding-all in the same
style and of the same materials as of the year
1861.
The contractor or contractors shall execute
Bonds in each seperate contract, and in the per-
Torrance of the work, 9th erwIse conform to the
requirements and specifications above set forth
aud contained more in detail in ''An Act to pro
vide for the State Printing passed May, 1861
and act supplementary thereto, passed 1862,
and an act 10 amend act entitled "An Act to
provide for the State Printing" passed May, A
d, 1861, approved February g. 1868. Blank
forms of Proposals and blank Bonds will be fur
nished upon application to the Secretary of State
In ali eases, good and sufficient Bond as is
contemplated by law must accompany tse Pro
Posal IN order to secure notice by the Board
Where there is no Bond fled nth The Proposal
the Proposal will rot be considered.
w. W. II. LAWRENCE, Secretary of State
ASA HAIRGROVE. Auditor of State
WILLIAM SPRIGGS, Treasurer of State.
Topeka. September 22d, 1853 So
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Prairie Fires.

Destructive prairie fires have ragged in
different parts of this county since our last.
AS near as we can learn the losses are
as follows:
On Friday night a week ago, if we remem
Der rightly. a fire broke out on Dry Greek,
southwest of here, and burned almost every
thing Lewis Owens had. He lost his fence,
hen house. hog pen, and it was with the
hardest fighting that be saved his residence.
John Humphreys, Joseph Howard and
Joseph Bay each lost their fences.
A still more extensive and destructive
fire ran through Pike township on Monday
night. Il started near Toledo, coming in
the direction of town. We learn of the fol-
lowing losses, and don't know that We have
them all:
John Crawford lost all his, corn and hay
and everything but his house.
orville Thompson lost two frame houses
snd considerable corn and oats.
Mr. Hackney lost everything he had ex-
cept his dwelling.
Mr.. Justice lost considerable fence.
NJ. B. Jacobs lost his corn which had
Just been gathered, also bis house,
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Correction.

We have received a note from DR.. Armor
informing us that our figures liz relation to
who raised the most wheat last year were in
correct. Our language was as follows:
"Wm. Spencer of Emporia has the largest
number of acres in wheat for 1858 A.
Overly is ahead on wheat (for 1852 hav-
ing raised l ,Ol5 bushels; DR.. Armor is on
ly 10 bushels behind him" In his note
the Doctor says: eve had more acres in
than VIM. Spencer, and we had ,O87 bush
els of wheat. or ~ bushels more than A.
Overly, taking your figures" We obtain,
ed the figures from the Assessors report,
and presume he got them from some one
on the Doctors place. The Doctor him
self was absent at the time the Assessor
gathered the statistics, and the mistake
must have been made by the person who
reported his crop.
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The SheriHalty,

On last Sa'urShy Messrs. Mantor. Ran
dolph, Abraham, Van Ness, Pheanis, APP
Pleby, and Crandall, each selected two
friends, as referees. to select from their
number candidate for Sheriff, tie balance
agreeing to abide by the decision of the
referees, and withdraw. The selection fell
upon Mr.. Mantor of Hartford. The names
OF the other gentlemen are consequently
withdrawn. leaving Messrs. Mantor Ban
croft, and Parham the only contestants for
that office.
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FRFMoxr. kansas. Oetober p. ls63.

FREMONT Kansas October %, 1863.
T. c. Hill J. Wright @ II. Rees, N. Seegar.
E. Goddard j. NcCGso, D. Wiyong, J. Mayo, and
Others: Gentlemen Your note OF October 18th
1863, asking me to become the Peoples Candi
date for the Legislature, from the Goth Represen-
iative District, at the November election. and
Pl~dging me your support, has just been received.
Gentlemen, do not feel disposed to disregard
your request, although 1 feel my inability. if
elected, TO do well for you in the Legislature
as would wish. But | promise, in am
elected, gentlemen, will devote my time and
energies for the good Of my country. Suffice it
to say you have my heartfelt gratitude for such
confidence in me. l am, gentlemen,
Your Obe't Servant,
JOSEPH FROST.