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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

A DBsBRTER.-A soldier named Thomas Nc
Fadden, a volunteer in the l5Sth New York Red-
mcnt, now doing duty in North Carolina, and
who recently arrived here on a furlough, was
persuaded TO enlist in a Camden egmcnt, and
then deserted lie was arrested Ia this city, while
in drunken condition, by Lieutenant Bowers, Of
the police Three persons concerned IA his enlist
ment were also arrested All the parties have
been held for further hearing by United States
Commissioner Sergeant.
tNcRBAsE or PBrcEs.-The workingmen OF
New York, following the example Of those of our
own city, are arousng 10 consciousness that
chose WHO would BE- helped mu t first he willing
Co help themselves" Yesterday the petition TO
the Secretary Of War, asking an increase IN the
prices paid for Government work received sCme
eight hundred signatures.
THE FAIR At EAsToN N--Ycsterday Mr.. J. G..
Mitchell sent to Easton a large box, containing
the hags, banners, shreds &c, used in the Horti-
cultural Department Of the late Central Fair.
These are 10 be used IN decorating the huilding
in which the State Fair Of the Agricultural
Society will be held on Monday next.
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are dangerous and wicked men, and should
not be raised to positions where they may
overthrow our republican institutions, and by
craven concessions to the Moloch Of Slavery
crush the hopes Of the lovers Of freedom and
the rights Of man throughout the world.
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ARMY Ews-sALUTEs FOR THE
VICTORY.

Special DcsIoich 10 Tho EreaiHg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, September 24.-Adyices from
the Army Of the Potomac to-day bring no news.
Salutes OF hundred guns were fred this morn
ing from different parts of the District in honor
Of Sheridan's second victory,
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'THE EUREKA OIL COMPANY OF WEST
VIRGINIA."

Capital $500, 900, divided into 100 900 shares at
s. per share. subscription price sliO per share
This Company own OF thcmost valuable, laul and
leases In the Rauawna valley situate Horse Neck md
Campbes Run brat ches Of Bul creek, and within Iavc
miles Of the Ohio river.
on Horse heck the company well, which is now
pumping wont thco barrels OF per day. This well is
only three hundred and twenty scycn feet deep. The
Superintendent is preparing 10 bore TO the doph of
the other wells surrounding which producing from
one hundred hundred and sixty barrels Of oil per
day when We are satisfied we can produce like am lunt
There Is another well at Horse Neck, bored two
hundred and sixty feet with about thirty feet Of oil
In the well Tie land which this well is located Is on
perpetual lease The Bun Greek Company own a one
third interest company have the balance Of two thirds
At Cnmpbcl's run the company own Ia i,o tract Of
thirty three acres, considered by geologst and mining
engineers the best oil territory In the State The great
Tack well, flowing five hundred barrels adoius this
property.
Books Of subscription open at the Company's
ONCE, No 1892 WALNUT Street.
4 limited number of sharcs only viii be sold.
JOHN J. KRONER, Treasurer.
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KNIGHT HARMER.-Scpt ID, by the Rev. NJ u.
Kurz, at the Parsonage OF Twelfth Street NJ f. Church.
No 1918 Poplar street, Mr. JOHN $. KNIGHT, United
states Navy, TO Miss SUSAN 7. HAMMER, both Of
Germantown.
AcCLELLASD -FARlES;-Scptember 2ld by the
Rev. NJ. ID. kurtz, at the PARSONAGE OF the Twelfth
Street NJ. =. Church, Philade yhia, Mr.. CHARLES Me
CLELLAND, Of Wilmington Del. to Miss SALLIE u
FAIRIES OF Smy rna, Del.
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Public Beneiastress..-M Mrs. : 4. Allan

Public BenetaVfress.. Mrs. n 4. Allen
has Justly earned this title ana thousands this day
oicng fine head OF ha produced by iuacd
preparation for restoring nvgoi atng beautifyng the
Hair. Her Worlds Hair Restoror qu ckly ceauses the
scalp and arrests the fails the hair if grey changed
it, natural color giving II the vi aty and luxurious
quantity in youth For ladies and children hair
requires frequent dressing the Zylobalssmum Worlds
Hair Dressing, has equal No adys toilet IS complete
withoutit. Every Druggist has II for sale
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O. FOR SALE.-VERY ELEGANT SIDE
~: ~ arc Dwelling, Seventh north ofButtouwood Gan
Excellent slde-ynId Dwelling east side Franklin, north
Of Poplar street, Price Sll 900.
Neat Dwelling, eu. side Franklin, above Poplar. LI
out. Immediate possession.
west Of Henteth. LOIS % by li. Price $1,000
Neat well-but DIV ellinps on Walioe west OF Tween
spendidy built Dwelling No. i69 Mount Ve non street
Twelve rooms: Lot 20 ~ 100. Price 5000. Now jty
rcAt large onr-sory Dwelling, No. lIOS Race street.
Lot y by lO0 Immediate possession. This is eSant
neiglborhood. Price 5000.
sixteenth Lot 2oby l25 feet Price sl 900
Neat Dwelling very eligbiy located, No. 3O3 n. Sixth
street, near Fronkln square. Price $500.
Very cigby located side-yard Dwelling, No. IO3 N.
lEtlnn stIeei; Immediate possession
rooms Lot Is by s. feet Price 5000 Now empty, THIS
is an excellent neIghborhood. f'' 80
Two neat Dwellings, Nos. 7Os and 40 Brown street.
Lots is by 50 feet Price SGtOO each.
Neat tiree-auartcr Dwelling. No 1910 sumner street
Lot and building IS feet front by III ieet deep Elecsnt
garden &c Price Sll.CCO.
SPLENDID brown tone front Dwellings, on the west side
OF loga square Best houses in the row. Price $4,000.
Neat four Dwelling rh side Vine street. west
o. seventeenth Marble up the hrs story Lot 20 By l2j
Very elegant new, well built, side-yard dwelling, south
slte OF Green street, @ enIh Lo 25 feet
iront by 100 feet deep; Price slloOO Now empty.
Neat dwelling No. l56 N. Eighth street; twelve rooms;
aslIonGnly built. Lot lS by III ieet to Price
Magnificent first class brown stone front dwelling on
spruce srt e. west OF Seventeenth Price $4,000. Fla
Large Wen built new dwelling No 1885 n Sixth street
Lot 20 by 90 feet Price $780, clear This was built
for ov rer's express occupancy.
Very excel located business property Ne Il9 Arch
street. Lot II by lOl feet Price S6IOO.
Store and dwelling No lb4 N. Sixth street Los Is by
Bcsdes millions OF doars worth OF other city property
The very best nrstclsss, reliable Real In this
city either buy sell at can be found by calling on
Practical Real Estate Operator,
Va y n STXfH
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No. 4I3. Reasons why Dean has
M. ana CHESSU SUT sTRBET
VppyA'T, g., alS e Hiys,Sii - I'Vnsv'I Si 9yr
,,,,,, = 10, ~ ~ 10 10 n''i "ihi"Hi'
,,,., rINl " ~ isIi M 1t ~ rss ,rT ~ o,r
% $fs 3t ad5 sf'.&5Hf ba,' 5I5sE ,n. o,
I. Thebest Tinc-cnt Chewing Tobacco.
2. M Dorado ana Rough -Hnt- Ready Tobacco.
Plain and Sweet Old Virginia Tobacco.
T. % Sni ~, , W ~, - W. ~ % ~ ~ io,raI.n ,rt
a H. 49, oI IA 81, ,, -, 10 ~ i'"@''"'
e. g. HE HE Sqg2 Sl5sap RPflSu Pme sS GHSERi SEi%av
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Omce Of the Lehigh Coal and Naviga.
ton Company,
PuuADEMUA, September %, IG6i.
HOLDERS ofthe
O.D CERTIFICATES or LOAN.
WHO subscribed Tor
CONVERSION INTO TIRE
"LONG LOAN"
on leaving thCmst
THIS OFFICH,
can have the New COrtacaics tho
NEXT DAY.
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From the "Pittsburg Daily POST Of September r. 1864.
con StRiKE.-The Wheeling Intclligencer' SAYS &c.
We learn from gentleman who arrived yesterday fro
Pleasant county that Mondty the Burton OH Cumpan
struck well on Horse Meek, In that cuunty, which vii
yed thousand barrels OF oil per day. Tterc Is grca
excitement the subject In this VICINITY ard the oil feN
Is prevailing to n fearful extent"
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Heg sEyENTEENTH ana FILBERr slreeB.-Bov
Mr. WILLIS viii preach on sabbath az ith A. NJ. and
~ Pm.
ny MQRAyIAN CHURCH, corner FRASKLIS
~ ,e end MWoD Sirceis,-servlce N the morning Al
pastor Rev. A. A. RElNKE.
NJ. north BROAD STREET PREsBYTEHIAN
opened to.morfoW AZ inI o'ciock a b. ana TX o'eoSt
!. NJ. Services by The Ia,tor
nSyr THE FUNERAL SERMON or THE LATE
ELEVENTH BAPTSTC G URCH ON Sabbath Morning.
hyt Pastor, j IYArT SMITH.
Ha street above Sc, ,cntacniGI Divine services To-
Witty at SS a. S Srd Haa S.ng III = NJ The rector
Bzsq- CHURCH OF THE MEDIATOR. NINE
Hn5 TEENlH and LOMBARD Strects-The Rev.
PHILLIPS BROOKS win preach in ibis church to
morrow evening. Services Will begin ot ~ O'Clock.
- 3 ff%3'oHr, n = church GAGi6w4ii.t" !trceI
and Rev! wM BRRSs at y ia bo G"S S5cnng va 'O'N
nrsq- sT .CLlMENT's CHURCH TWENTIETH
-, @ @and ClEikl 81 t;.-I9 morrow, being t4}
be omitted. Evening service at ~ o'clock.
NV, MEDIATION or CHRIsT.-THE SEVEN
:, ~ tesnth o. these sermons BY r u STOCK tDN
81 O'Clock. Subject .-The Millennium Al i0E A. NJ
sermon expected by Rev. Mr HOFFMAN, All inv ~
Rly1, ,G,ALyARY FREsn2IERAN CHuaCH,
I2r G3Ro service y t9omoTr2T 9Tn ng and ey3gn!
at los M. and ~ =. NJ.
B.Svp- PUI PIN NOTICE.--ALEM NJ. D. Church.
F-S LOMBARD Street Br0Bd Seventy per.
sons 20 be received into null me nbership to morrow
mornnR Preaching At lOh A. NJ, ~ =. NJ, by Rev.
~, BROAD STREET NJ T.. CHURCH -PREACU.
HNG ing tomorrow. az lOh O'Clock. by Rev I. B
MILLER; nj ~ sermon 10 the Cadets Of temperance
by Rev. JOHN THOMPSON, Pastor. Young rIen cape-
Cially invited Family Gathering az p. NJ
~ SwEDENBORGIAN. -REy.B T. BARRETT AT
49, The new Church Temple cor. BROAD and BRAN
DIVINE streets tomorrow morning. 10Y O'Clock.
Suboct-"Our Unseen spiritual AssOciatcs and tho way
to detect thci real character" Public invited
Bs5s@ PREACHING IN THE COHOCRsGSK NJ. Il.
80 Church tomorrow at l0k and ~ o'clock, by
Rev j. SHIELDS. T NJ, the Sunday school Ami
yersary. Ex-Governor POLLOCK, Revs +. COOMBE and
II. A. fEHNLlH will address the meeting. The parents
ana friends Of The cause arc invited.
NM FOURTH REFORMED PRE5BYrERtAN
Hra7 Church, EIGHlEENrU and FILBERT Streets
meeting viii be held In this Church on next Monday
evening for the purpose Of organzing SINGING Glass
for the study Of Sacred Music To be conducted by
JOHN LOWER
p.syr THEATRE.-REv. II. s. HOFFMAN WILL
hea8 preach ten consecutive discOur'es "WOrldly
Amusements" sabbath evenings, in Hall, SIXTH
O'Clock No. l. THE Theatre" Young ladies and gentls-
men cordially invited All welcome.
MN SPRING GARDEN HALL, n W. CORNER
Meetings OF the Church OF Christ assembling hero
as iOllOws;-N lOH AN for worship In the breaking
Of bread showing the Ord's death TN lie cOmes' in
prayer and praise and for teaching and admon shng
another And at ~ T.. NJ, for the preaching Of the
Word, by CHARLES CA MPBELL.
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q FOR ALE-sPLENDID FIRST -

fA FOR SALE SPLENDID FIRST IN
Eil class Farm Of 2J9 acres; near D1wnlngt1wn, SIs
Chester county Very superior improvements igc S23O
Also. magnificent Mansion and Farm of 81 aeres Ave
mites nom Bristol Bucks county; built BY OF the firm
OF Stewart Co. Of New York. Crops. utensils, &c. 10
with It, Price $4,000. Immediate possession.
Splendid Mansion and farm OF ~ acres, within half a
mile ~ the station at Trenton the Pennsylvania side
$4,000.
superior Ist class Farm OrG acres only no miles from
the cy the Pennsyl, auia Central Raroad only I'VE
minutes walk from the satoa First improvemer g.
S.C.MO.
The above all very deargble frat class properties
For sale, Ten elegant Mansions in splendid iocalliel
within few miles Of the city. No person should fat 10
call on mo iftoy wish to purchase Neal Estate
GEO. Q. MILLER,
Real Estate Broker,
No. l5t y. SIXTH Street.
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EREE CONCERT SALOON.

"A REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATRl-
NJ REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE,
FOR THE MILLION.
FOR THE MILLION.
FOR ThE MILLION.
AND MILLIONS FOR PURtHASERS.
AND MILLIONS FOR PUR 'HASERS
AND MILLIONS FOR PCRCHA 5ERS.
NEW CATALOGUE
NEW CATALOGUE
NEW CATALOGUE
FOR GBATUtTOUS DISTRIBUTION,
FOR GRATuITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUIT0US DISTRIBUTORS.
FOR SALE 50 10000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE Of
all o, scrp'iOns OF city property.
No person wishing to purchase should fail 70 san on
INST GEORGE O. MILLER,
Practical Real Estate Op .ruOr,
O n. AtrnAi
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We have waited in vain for contra |
diction of the statement, frst seen BY %
in the National Intslligencer that Gen.
futile, now commanding at Matches, has |
issued IN order directing that no contra-l
band shall remain within the limits Of hia |
command sunless employed BY and resid-
ing with . responsible white person. -
Small as was our faith in Gen. Tuttle We
were slow TO believe he had really issued
an order 90 repugnant to the feelings Of
every true patrio, and SO utterly at vari-
ance with the commonest teachings of
humanity. But there is no longer room
to doubt the fact, and now Gen. futile
occupies the disgraceful position Of Uni
on officer volunteering to persecute those
who are guiltless Of any crime against the
Government or laws, but are hagrsutly
criminal in having black or dark hned
skins
Is this the reward TO be melted out
to the families of those who are fighting
OR battles? The soldiers Who have fought
so calamity at Millikeu's Bend, Fort
Wagner, Fort Pillow, and who now make
effective troops in every army in the field.
have the right to demand thst their wives,
their children, and the aged aud in6rm
of their race, shall be protected by the
Government aith all Its power The
people against whom General Tuttle has
launched his thunderbois cannot be more
burdensome or expensive because Of their
idleness, than many white people who
receive at the hands of this 'scomma handing
General" protection of a government
they hate and would rejoice to have des-
troyed. These last are in our power be-
cause they have been conquered in war,
and not, like the blacks, because volun-
tarily seeking protectionunder the s'S,ars
and Stripes" which should be, must be,
everywhere banner of freedom.
The sire ngth of the rebellion, the pfop
which has Kept the shaky tower from fall
ing to pieces and crushing its builders
among the ruins, is the labor of the ne
groes, of women no less than men. Gen
futile has not the power to afford more
effectual and to the rebel cause, than ex :
pelling these from his lines, and thus send
laborers to its support. A holder and
wiser policy would dictate an order which
should send the idle, treacherous white
population, now dependent upon the bouD
ty Of the Government for daily bread, to
the arms Of their Southern brethren. Let
them seek their rights in the swanps
Of Florida, or on the rice plantations Of
Alabama.
Gen. futile ought to have learned from
the hint the people of Iowa gave him las'
October that the North DEGREES that jus
tice must be done to TIE black man, and
his alienable rights recognized and pre-
served. But we suppose that. having vol
unfairly thrown himself into the arms o
the copperhesds, Gen. futile is bound /,
put into practice the whole Of their Greco
relating to the negro of their hate
DAY. Gaz.
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LOSSES OF GENERAL 0rrrcERs. The
following is an official list of general off,
GERS who have been killed or died since
the commencement of the rebellion:
Maine-Generals Berry and jameson.
killed.
Observation-Disclosures Whipple,
Strong, Stevenson, killed; Lander died Of
wernds and exhaustion; Plumer died.
Rhode Island-General Rodman,
killed.
Connecticut-Generals Lyon, Name
dale. Sedgwick, killed; Totten died.
New York--Generals Mitchell and
Sumner died; Weed, killed: Biepcker,
killed; Corcorsn died from the effects OF a
fallirom horse; Chaplin, Zook, Kirby,
Wadsworth aud Rice, killed.
New Lersey-Generals, Taylor, Kear-
ney and Ray mond, killed.
Pennsylvania-General Smith died;
Reno and Reynolds, killed; Vein, died;
Patterson, killed BY accident; Bohlen
and Jackson. killed; WEIGH, died: Vim.
cent, killed; Hays, died.
Virginia-Gsneral Terrell, tiIled.
Ohio-Gonerals Sill, Lyle. MsCook,
killed.
Indiana General Hackleman, killed
Michigan-GenerA Richardson and
Williams, killed.
1Iiinoie--Generais Wallace, Farnsworth
and Kirk, killed.
Kentucks-General Nelson, killed b,
General Davis; Jackson and Buford,
killed. s
mississippi General Saunders, killed,
Washington Territory-General Ste
vens, killed. HE N x
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y eS A story is told Of Two men OF the
10th Massachusetts which we'll illustrates
the pluck Of our soldiers, and their in-
difference 70 danger:
In the battle OF the Wilderness, the
Goth were in the thickest Of the fieht.
end Que color bearer after another was
shos down almost as fast as they could BE-
replaced. Ratsuch vas the ea gerness 20
Keep the flag a6nat. ,hs, at o0e tune two
men IrishmeD) caught fast hold IL the
standard at once, - i was about "a, IN
and struggled for it. Just then ! shot
struck the staff. cutting it in two. and
leaving one man with the flag and the
other with the broken stick. s.Bedad, =
said the man with tho short eud ef the
staff, 1.-THE rebels have decided It for u
this time ard went 70 loading and firing
again - coelly q i aothing hsd hap.
pened.
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A WousDrp MAN DEsraous or Wp,

A WouSDxD MAN DEsraous OF wHrr.
PING A SEcEsAoNmr.-On TUESDAY,
night, - four Veteran Reserve soldiers
were earring : wounded soldier on !
stretchys from the boat to the hospital il
Washingtop-his wounds being Of such
nature thst it WAS deemed necessary 70
carry him in that nisnner--sri individual
OF secesh proclivities gave pretty free
vent 10 his senHmcuts, addressing hfs
language to the soldier. The wounded
man, who it WAS thought vas d5jse,
aroused bygths fellows tsunts, 70 the arr
prise Of bis Supporters, drew the blanket
with which no VAS ssvstsU fom lkis
face and said sIet me down, boys. and
give sslsts Cop Sraead . HrssGs.e Y
which rsmAsk tkesnnaA hsasay ~ u II.
nediatsiy skedaddled, tho Reserves attAD
same time showing ; disposities tosollon
up the ssgGestiea. ) ms 80 $50
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DIABETES
IRRITATION or fHK NECK or THE BLADDER.
-sxTLAMMAfIoS or THE KIDNEYS,
CArARRH or rHE
BLADyEk.
sfRAEGuARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL

efkAkGuAkf AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
uRIEATIEG.
FOR these diseases il is truly sove egn remedy and
% much eannot be eaid In its praise. single dose
mas ssea Ina VI u relief The nsst urgent ssnpsems
Are you troutl ed with thsf distressing pain In the
saii OF tho haek and throEsh The hipsf Aeaspoonfu
AZ Of the conssilntion wAter viii relieve you like
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have Ions since given the Of huchu cusebs and
iansper In the treatment OF those and only
use tnxn iof the wsnt q . srster remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Hss proved is-f equal TO the task that has devoired
upon 1t.
Irr,a.e and dreneh the kieneys and by 40
soon bed 70 chssn Representation and confirmed dis.
ease
We present the Constitutions Water to the public
with the conviction thai has equal In relieving the
class Of diseases for which IL has been found emil
n~ntiy successful far curing and We trust thst
viii be rewarded for orr Efforts IN placing % vsinsbs
remedy ~ aform TO meeii requirements Of pstiep
and physician
-f&a READ o. READl READftt w.
DAxvItLx, Pa Jnne 81, 1885,. DR. Fm H. Gre =
= Dear Siy: LIN February 1861, afflicted with
:sssr da.e .,,er $3.50 passed more
Obliged to often len Twelve times during
the night. ard = ase msneas Ioss shcns pounds
ID weight, BurfnK the month OF Juty, 1861. pro-
cared two bottles Of Constitution Water and in two
Eaays after using experenccd relief sSd SITTER TAX
isT two bottles .sa eniisesy eared soon ser regain
v. Il. DE WITT
bssrcx cearess- N. " rsc. -, 1sal .--Wn IN.
Cree 3 cs-t;e,fs ~ freely give yon lIleuy 10
M IL use nsthe following certificate Of the vaine Of
spnensessc~ Water. which esa fessn.e.d in ne
hirhcsf msrrer Nv wife attacked with pain In
FiIs .boalt.& oir tensth 81 he ba~k, and 70 her
ltuhs. -ith Hsipilasiss n fAx Hart esd I-riisfie.
sHass nns osshs uher he le d her ~osse than - ks
fSnpd her then employed ere NE best physeiaas
Is sss Nh. sossr ss 1s IS de ID .u,
sue n.ss pain y. az. .s s 6 ap apa iaa
s1ssss -. stIer - SGes.iss" About
III ssse - soameucsdthe ~ uonssftics water
e e dssss es.e sna .s
ptovipE fapidlx under IL teatUeDt end sape1n-
f ss, - .s sSs a. a., ss
::ss Il, ~ n asss:s
wSrxsspsEzsCcnp., March 2. lsss.-Dr v. n.
Gkss1 Ds5r q. lHs.is sten yous sdvertisspsni
.d ossn. fos $780,.
IL suffered the pnst three csrs triedtAe am
Ola nssbss - physte,sus vssh eaiy tfnpo,art rssf
Leu .sss
= Co.. and when had used Aaif IL TO- ny surprise
sna s,sas !, ny 1rse nsss sssa /, vs
80. IN ~ - SStfitss Tssas~iexpsiss ~
01ssisade fari feel thss q 4. all more than yoa
70 ~ iss 's'''h' o 'd ever
Yoorstruiy LEoSAS9 6. BIGELCw,
ron sALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS. PRlcK-41.
fFaad 5zNM N. .aKk6e = CO., Preps1sbsnL, I.
w6NSAaes AfExs, svrersf asents isssssaf
lard Yts4s altEa - Oad stest,sAe~ fssk I
gAuu1saa Asasrs y cm,rAssssa as'r 4,
s.sk.saessss !.cn : sulsna. r. - al
/ enIIA : nW1A. ax4sg 80 10 5fnss ssf HI
49, go 900, sN4kM9ost, npAHTlE AnY
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rhs ngAth A.nsal ssats opavssaoa wfll =
pes Mssnss, a. rAarsaas, ~ ~ ~ n ~ - nls
for the purpose q placing = nspiaaftsa asdants -
10 following o1Ac@s Ons Sa1ss q ~ esgsene0sase
Secretary Of etate, Auditor Of etAte, xfsusf u u
Attorney General. Rsgist~ q entA - As4asasaa
,asctou Al Loyal electors who cordially sugln IL
policy now being pursasd ~ ths Adninsarasinp q ~
National acvernen< to crush The sbsliion rssbee IL
National authority, and establish the Rspabnc upna I
Suuatien Of which the oesnsrstoas Of the Rsbsl Co
fedcraey ahaH brn no part ~ reqnsasavn senl de3e
sates to said Convcntoa IN the llswing ro: One Ode
gate for caeh county md delegate r ever
hundred votes and fraction Of over any votes caby III
electors Of the County 1t the last general sleton -
". M Stone for 6cvernof-the number Of votss TO b
determined Ly adding to those casf In the County thoss
cast by the soldiess Of the Coanty In the 6eid
By order Of the Republican State Central Committee.
THO, \. wITHROw, Chairman.