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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

CONGREGATIONAL SOCIAL REUNroN.-ThiS
meeting has heretofore been Of the most interesting
Of the Anniversary week. and it promises TO DO one
unusual interest tonight at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music 1t is anticipated that the speakers viii improve
this occasion for Christian congratulations. commemo
ratiye Of Gods goodness in bringing peace again e
our nation. Among the speakers announced ara III
Rev. Drs Stone Of Boston Todd OF Pittseld "na Prof
Northrop OF Yale College, beside. the usual vocal an
music may DO expected.
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Newspaper Postal Walters
Cotton Cuiture-Anairs In Mexico
The Capture Of Gunymas and snbss-
qucnt TransaetioHs,

SAS FEAScisco. Monday. May :. ls65.
Gen. Mcdowell has suppressed The Amado
Dpaieh violent Secession paper. and arrested !!
editors Tie Dispaici has at'eriy been exuItng owe
the ssassination OF the President.
The Overland mail is running very irregularly Let
tiers have been frequently thirty or forty DAYS on H.
way from Now-York. Only two umis came throug
last week.
The people oi Oregon are peitionng for TIE con.nD
snce Of the daily mall from Sacramento, Cal, Port
land UIrscn;
Spring business With Idaho has commenced. Proyi
sions at Boise City are scarce and high. Flour 4
quoted at t6d per hundred pounds
A citizen Of talavcras County has twelve acres o.
cotton growing. Several parties have planted expert
mental crops elsewhere in the State.
Private letters received in this city from Mexico give
the following particulars of tie capture OF Guaymas
by the French the 10Th Of March The Guaymasan,
we're surprised by the arrival of four French men-o
Immediately dlsembaIked and took possession OF the
|eity
The Mexican forces nnlcr Pcsquiern evacuated the
town taking the road 10 San Martial expecting "a
meet Gen Morals. They had difficulty in carrying of
their artillery the horses had been sent to the nte
ror carry grain ard forage 70 the city, II PrsqueTa
effects a junction with Morals. the Juarists will have
!, 900 men, The French force is Only 100 Communi-
cation with the interior is cut of The Jnarts per
nit provisions 10 enter the city.
A skirmish took place outside Of GunymGs after the
landing OF the troops The killed both sides did not
exceed a dozen. The French men-ofwar have taken
charge OF the Custom House and appointed their own
deere and Lucier Gen. Casanes returned tho 10Th
Mazatlan the Diasis with three oompan Of IN.
fanry. One battalion Of the 5lst Regiment OF the line
remains at GGaymas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

THE CRoToy AQUEDUCT DFPARTMRNT-No
NEW DEvELoPNFSTs.-Thc new Commissioners OF tbs
Croton Aqueduet Department have entire control and
management of the Department. and have as yet re-
ceiyed no service of legal process or notice OF nunc
ion and thus far met with no trouble at the hands OF
the members who have been removed. Ii seems to ~
very generally conceded that the old Board VIII let 'h'
matter 70 by default and have no litigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

TRorrINa on TIKI FASHION COURSE L. T.
Yesterday match for $1,000 play or pay mile Keats
best In in harness. came OF on the above track be-
tween Dan Maces gr. 5. Dandy Jim and s M!eLansh'
Inns blk e. Hot Water The former was tie ia'ori''
At 800 to s,o and he ia three streIght heats IL
Is:46-2;i5-.i?t
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PersOnnl.

Miss Elizabeth Dram died Of paralysis on the
eth inst at tie residence OF Mrs Wheeler Georgetown
H. c. Miss Dram was long resident Of this city,
where she Is extensively known rs the authoress OF
many elementary educational works the Magnetic
Globe for which she received patent under the adj.
n.nistraton Of Gen. Jackson in 1881, and Of many
literary pieces in poetry prose, ard TRANSACTIONS Of
several works from the German and French into Eng.
lish. aad English into German and French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
CHRISTIAN UNION AssoclA1Ioy.--We are

CHRISTIAN UNION ASSOCIATION. are re-
quested to say that the meeting of the Christian Union
Association announced Monday for tonight. shon'd
be TO- morrow friday evening In the Church OF sAe
Ascension, corner feminist. and Fifh-ave.. at a. no
Rev. DR.. Ferris will preside. Speakers the Rev Drs
vernilyea A. II. Vnton and Rice. Subjects "Orssnio
lJnity-Plans of Union"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

REApIyGs.-Mr. ID. ID. Home (liunHl gives
his last readings at Dodworths Hall this evening NJ
Homo returns to Europe Saturday aud curiosity -
so,ncw hat exercised to see and hear one who' as
spiritual medium. has gained so wide reputation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

TIE HoDoKEy TR0TTNG PCRss-Two
only of the II purses offered by the propretors If tie
Ioboken Course and which closed last night hed.
Mr.. Eyanss mare; Dan Maees ch. M u ana | p.
and Il. Ogle's blk &. Black Diamond entered FOR one
aud Lady Thornc, Stonewall jackson and Frank Fes
nan for the other.
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The Steamship Pcruvinn 10 Call on Caps
Race.

MoyTREAr, "Wednesday, Nay 10. 1865
The steamship Peruvian, for Liverpool, will
call off Cape Race on Tuesday next for the latest
and commercial dispatches.
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Vuiou Triumph in Providence.

PgovDFScE. Il. T., Wednesday, May 10, 1865
Thomas A. Doyle Unconditional Unionl,
was reelected Mayor today by 900. Tho majority Of
the City Council are of the political complexion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
New THREE CENT PIEcR.-Messrs. Orvis &

Co. have specimens Of the three cent piece
which is a great improvement on tie old one. iii
enough smaller than the cent to De easy distinguished
from IT, and is OF the color of silver. On the face is
head Of Liberty surrounded with the legend United
States Of America 1861 on the reverse the mineral,
Ill with a wreath Of what We take 70 be heads OF
wheat. 1t il composed Of equal parts Of copper and
ickel and it is said. will not tarnsh II will be vel
coined the first promise Of substitute for the nasy'
and nconyenient paper currency.
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The LncIspo-t Election.

LocKTORT. \. Y. Inesd1y, May 9, ls6j.
The first election under the new charter Of
City Of Lockpost was held to day. Benjamin Carpenter
Union was elected Mayor by 100 majority. The Re.
pubicaas have also elected six Of the eight Aldermen
and three out Of four Supervisors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

No ro,;c. c,r be taken OF Anonymous communication
WLaeveris intended for insertion must he ~
Nv the name and address OF the wfiieI-io "
,1bIcston but as = guaranty for ms GOOD al'!. . III
An husnes letters this oice should Oe H"ues'eu''
TgIBrNE" NewioTk io,.;o,,
We cannot undertake return rejected touiinuNe''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
IMPORTANT NAVAL COMMANDS.

The following important Naval commands
have recently been assigned: RearAdmiral Chis. H.
Davis ordered from duty as Chief Of the Bureau Of
Mitigation and appointed Superintendent Of The Unei
States Naval Observatory Rear. Admiral David ID.
tic Squadron. and waiting orders: Commodore james L.
Lardner from special duty At Philadelphia and ordered
to duty as member of Naval Board. of which Com.
modore Engle Is President: Capt. Percval Drayton.
appointed Chief OF the Bureau of Navigation; Capt I.
4. Kenkns bas been appointed senior member OF
Board of Officers 10 investigate and examine into no
sppi Squadron and ordered 10 report 70 Rear Admiral
Lee Commodore L. Stanley and Faymaster A. ii. Gil.
NJ an are ordered to assist him; Commodore VIM. Rad
ford appointed Acting Rear Admiral and ordered I'D
command the North Atlantic SQgadron; Holmes Ed
ward Oifoy formerly in the Navy Department has
been appointed Secretary to RelrAlmra l.. NJ Colds
borough, ordered 10 command the European Squadron
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Confederate Commander Crged.

IosTOY, Wednesday. May 10, 1866
Reed. commander of the late Rebel ram
Webb with seven OF hrs shipmates, were consigned 70
Fort Warren today
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Naval Movements.
DEPARTURE OF TIL. KEwRERy.

The United States mail aud transport steam.
ler NcwDern. sails to-day for the North Atlantic
Squadron After havinu' rua ties. trips for eighteen
CONSECUTIVE months this yesseas laid up three
since for repairs. which now completed. The fcl
lowing is list Of her officers:
Il Acting Master Commanding. Robert r. Holey; Acting
Master and Coas, Pilot, j. H. Richardson; Acting Ensig.
Cuafies Trathsn. (E1. Or f. g. r. Lewan o. VI NASH =
- Damon g. T. Trevitt; Acting st Assist mt Engineer
-arge Isaac Naples; Acting "a Assistants. F. t. kocnson
James. J. d. Hotcbsis. Acting iistsit. Chsres n
Nen; Acting Assistant. Surgeon John Cobb; Acting As
an Paymaster r. H. Cushing Captains Clerk, }. i. saw
yer, Paymaster's Clerk. Sidney Hanson
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Terms Of the Tribune.

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Mail subscribers, en- N
copy, year-3ll numbers.
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copv. | year-lO4 numbers. 500
, comics. do. 100
5 copies, or over for each copy ....--. D."
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. So
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Clubs OF five or over, 81 per copy anu
all extra copy for every CLUB Oh ten.
Aad,e.. THE TRIBUNE New.iork
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IFIIU1o.
First National Bank Of Cincinnati %. 81 200 10
Second National Bank Of Detroit . 100 Oo0
Ninth National Bank OF New York. $500. 1921 $50
Clark Dodge & Co., New.York. ..... lGOQOO
Robinson & Ogden. New. York. .......... I,2JOCOO
Second National Bank of Boston. .... l5O0OO0
National Bank Of the Rcpnblicof Boston,. 10000
First National Bank Of NewYOrk. lGNOO
First National. Bank of New.0rcans... sO0OOD
First National Bank of Baltimore. 100000
First National Bank of Phiidephia...... 800 900
First National Bank Of Proyderce..-... 10000 ..
There were also IL 923 individual subscriptions for
$50 and 500 each.
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SEVEN NIN.TIES !
THE FINANCIAL WONDER OF THE AGE
Over s15OOO,OOO Subscribed Yesterday.
Large Amounts Taken by tho
Poorer Glasses.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. May 10, las65.
The subscriptions to the Seven Thirty lsan,
eceived by jay Cooke to-day amount TO sl7. 4loYOo
including the following single subscriptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

The Daily Nocs, in the course of a laboreC
presentment Of 1.-THE Rights OF the South,
intended to commend the exercise Of humanity
and magnanimity to tie yictor5 in OR grca
A t.,.rlD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

1t has been decided by tho Second Con.
troer of the Currency that IN officer captured by the
enemy is entitled during his captivity. to the same
pay. subsistence. and allowance to which he may be
entitled while In the service Of tho United States The
pay. subsistence. and allowance thus granted such
petaY to hi, position and grade az an officer. aud
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

,lres,.,hls war will make Us a nation, anu
hind q. together with bonds es strong 's
those ofthc old European ns,ionslitie''
In, viii mako us great and loving patriots
lalso and root out from among ~ Vas'
amour, Of sh,m aud political fraud, to the
rrea, bei,crIng OF society. 1t viii des'
troy slavery forever. and thus rcliefo Us
from the great contention which has 80
long and so bitterly occupied the liyes OF
our publo men, and the thoughts Of the
world. In reality, VIC have never yet
ciyon republcansm fair trial upon this
continent. With that dfc1dipl crime oil
slavery tearing at lie heart and brain,how
was Il possible FOR equality and sell
government to bo anything else but a
dclusion and a mocLcry ! This cleared
out Of our paihN uy, and We have enough
virtue, intelligence and wealth Of physi.
cal re sources in iho land TO realize the
prophecy aud The hopes Of NIL noble
thinkers and believers on the planot, md
place America first and foremost nmong
tho naiions--lhc richest, the wiscst, The
best, and the btnvcN.
II Is tho duty Of the Union men o.
Seneca County TO render Mr.. RoBiNs all
their support aud iIaucncc, aud hope
this will be done literally aud generously.
Supper; yoor local paper better. II is
one Of the greatest levers for infusing a
healthy influence into party. The press
spccks for the people aud the people must
support II. "Rcndcr unto Crasar the
things that nro Ceasor's"
Hoping that tho readers Of the Tnr
TEIBuSE will stand BY Mr. ROBINS, and
he BY u on, and wishing oil Of you hearty
success,
1--WE fare ihss Wsll, md n6fcvsi.
Then sullfvre,tt, fare thee we'll"
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
0FFIcE oF CoNfiRolIER oF THE CuRRrNcYl
Waahinpton March 18th lsek

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
0FneE oF CoNfiRolIER oF THE CuRRENcYl
Washington, March 10th, ls65S
wRmFAs, by satisfactory evidence pre.
sented to the undersigned, II has been made
to appear that "The First National Bank Of
Thin :" in the City Of Thin, in the County
OF Seneca, and State Of Ohio, has been duly
IoTganileJ under and according 70 the re.
quircm ents Of the Act Of Congress entitled
IAN Act 10 provide National Currency
secured by pledge Of unitsd States Bonds.
and 10 provide fof the circulation and re
demption thereof" approved June Sd, 1864.
ana have complied with sn the provisions
lof ,said Act required TO be complied with
before commencing the business oil Banking
under ssid act,
The Odheo Of comPtrOller OF the Currency
being vacant.
Now, therefore. |, Samuel 7. Howard.
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that"The First National Bank
Of Tinin," an the City Of Tim, in the
County OF Seueca, and State Of Ohio, Is
authorized Ia eonmsnee the business of
Banking under the Av, ~earcsaid.
| In teslinieny Whereof, witness - And
end ,sal Of Office, this Sixteenth day %
March, 1858.
(srAEl sAMUEL r, IT0wANE.
40 500 Deputy Comptroller 0f.As currsssy,
fs--s Aid. tsss
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Gas Works for sale.
$4,000.

The Gas works Of the City of Tif6n. sere..
county, Ohio, is offered for sale with ali
rights, title and privileges thereto beIope;ne-
--meters in houses Of fconsumers-cas fii;ns
shop and tools, also a dwelling bou.s and,
lot opposite works X. r. freigh. car for
eoal--and every appurtenance and privilege
necessary to carry on said gas works. Hs.
oeen IN operation sinee 1857. Possession
given Immediately. Price Of gas 81, so cents
per thousand cubic feet.
$4,000. ~
Apply to J, ]. ewYN, Tifip, Ohio, or to
81 y D, 6wXN, Hamilton. Ohio.
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M pR TOBIAS
vtnetiaa Homo I.laiw emf.

Ia rlA, bottles at FiFTY CENTS, sars,i.Asa.,s,
'ais gals, sahe, Ss, Read the foisssiss
bosroS. Jsly T,isss.
DI.rosiASs We hsys AssS for the pas, yea. ysss
uetas iiAusat ieT lsmsasss. ttsks, hzsisss. sshs.
sad eats aaa in every iasiAass feaadls he ssss
article s'sTttsa in ,his sirsss ess aaAE. Please
sass eossA,as II u the ealy li'4s~saa ss sss new
We hass iea h0tss', some very ~ssssels, sss ~s d
~ wv "'' stsH=g yRosr,,
.Nsaak,I ysaAias a. = &C. ssssrs;V
Mar 10 isei, wv ssI.
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az AGENTS WANTED al
James Wilcox.

Manufacturer. sos Broadway New York.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
NEW YORK SOS Broadway. ~
B0sT0N-Se3 Washington street. 'rA
PHlLADELpHIA--7l5ch Is chestaat street.
CHICAGO 1888 Lake Street. arl
cJNCINNArI-50 West 4th Street.
INDIANAPoLIs-4W West Maryland Street
L0ND0N-lS5 Regent street.
PARIs---s2 Boulevard do sehastepol'
HAMBUR6---l4 Hermann Street.
vIRNRA---9 Wiiaprstmarket
pnsnssElS-,le Rue croisade.
SYDNEY, AusinAnlt. @@a p'.. sfnast.
REy. ISAAC GROUSE, Agsst.
Melmers Seneca Co. o.
.snrii 0.Ic
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T.. S.-All the accounts made with the
Office up to this date are due to, md VIII
be collected either by mysclror or an ngcnt.
Gentlemen viii please fork over. A. X.
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Notice.


IL hereby given 10 tho creditors nnd.Stock'
holders of and in the Tiiiin and Fort Wayne
II, II Co. and the American Ceotr"l ka,l'
wey, that there will he meeting OF Tho
party interested, al the oi'ico Of X. q. Peniing'
Ton in the city Of Tiilin, Ohio, on Tuesday,
july 18th, 1865. The object Of which meet
ing is to reorganiEe such company snueI 'e
provision Of an act Of the Legislature Of
ohio, Thsscd April llll, 1851 entitled "an
act to regulal; The sale OF Railroads and the
reorganization Of the same" Those Cfedi'
tors aud Stockholders who signed an agree
ment cousentpg to th, sale Of sal d road under
q decree Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Northern District OF ONO are
respectfully invited 10 attend:
Il. q. PENNINGTON.
WILLIAM X SMITH.
T.. H. CRAHDALb,
Purchasing Committee.
TifHn, Ohio, June 9Th, ls65-dw.
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Cattle, sheep and Geese permit-
ted 20 run atlarge,
cosu,siossssl oTrruE, sEstcl Covsrr'

cosutsiosrssi OTrIur, SEstol Covsrr'
Tifin Ohio, June 9ih, 1868.
The county commissioners a. their regular
limo ,ssslon, In the exercise Of the discretion
SS.ted In them by the 9nd section of the set
Of The general assembly Of the State OF Ohio,
Tss.ed April 18th, 1866 and entitled az oct
10 restrain from running AZ large certain
animal, therein named, made an oider, grant
inc permission for Cattle, Sheep and Geese 70
run al large within the county OF Seneca and
State Of Ohio.
By order Of the Commissioners, 81
June 18th, 1863 3w.
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Union County Con-
yentiOn.

The Onion County Convention Of Se"'0'
County. will assemble at the Court House III
SATURDAY. TnE l71H DAY or
JUNE, 1853.
For The rurpose Of nominating county
ticket. tc.wil:
ops Candidate for Representative
for County Treasurer
for County Recorder
for County Commissioner
n for lnGimsry Director
And also for the purpose of'rro'n'ins h'e
,,.lera,es n represent the county, IN The
Irn,en State Convention, to he held IN 20
l.ubu.. on "Wednesday the 2lst. day OF June
u.,,. aud { the appointment Of" Central
cowui,,ce for the ensuing year, and Tor the
transaction Of such other busin''s as may
i,eitima,ely come before the Convention
C.K. WATSON, Chin.
Cen. Com. Sen. Co. O'
TX UORD. Sec'y.
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.SCH0OL EXAMINER 'SN0TICE
To Teachers.

The School Examiners Of Seneca county,
will hold examinations at the office cf the
Examiners, in Tonb's Block, Tiffin, Ohio,
for the year 1865. as follows;
A.eohE O4.A 4. 4 or.k
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Mushns, Tiokipgs. Mems Wear, Notions.
Hoop skirts. and full assortment of
pomsslies, a. prices as low as the lowsst.
W Goods always freely shown.
There is no humbsg about the above
prices. We have The Goods. aud are deter.
mined 10 sell them TO reduce QUE stock.
Now is your chance to obtain cheap
Goods, SO don't delay calling As they are
selling rapidly
10 Dont forget the place-NsIt TO st.
Johns Drug Store.
coNDlT { HAMILTON.
June l6th. lees
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It ia the best family Machine.
{ II isdefnit'on of "simplicity"and ':per
ection"
The needle cannot he set wrong,
The llemmer, feler aud Braider nre ac
knowledged TO be superior to all other.
A panlented device prevents its bein a;
turned backward.
ltis entirely poiseless.
1t recei we'd the Gold Medal Of the Ameri
can lnstitute in 1868.
1t received the Silver Medal OF the "Nes
York State fair," "ls6i.
IL received the Silver Medal loflhe "Penn'
sylvania State Fair" 1864.
II also received the first premium for
"Tm BEsr ShwJNc MACHINE" at the great
"NEw ESaLAND FAIR," the"Vermont State
Fair" and the "IDdiana State Fair" 1864.
Send for circular containing full infor.
nation, notices from the press, testimonials
from those using the machine, &c.
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To the Readers of the Tribune.

FELLOW CIrizENs:-iIaving purchased
Of A. KAGA, Esq, his entirc intcrcst in
the TirriN TRIBUNE Printing Office, !
again respectfully appear before you ns
the ,diior and publisher Of that paper.
and hence forward II will be furnished TO
all subscribers from the 21d inst. OF the
rate Of TWO DOLLARS per annum, payable
in advance.
In connection with the purchase, we
have an extensive and well arranged Job
OMc,. all Of which is now in active op.
Grafton,
We contemplate giving the Tribune a
new dress, and making many other i'm.
portunt improvements for the benefit OF
our patrons aud the public, utos onrly a
! day us practicable.
D UuiuAucuccd by factions, OF politca
= aspitnnts, our host cGJr,s shall be pu
- forth to secure the greatest good to ,h
h greatest numbcr-.and to this end willw
g labor TO advance tho cause Of The Unio
.. and Humanity, by zcal"usIy defending
; andlsustniping tie present National sn'
State Administrations, aud we ask thu
ooun'cnancc and CO operation Of oil
good Union men, throughout this district
Friends OF the Union, in their rcspcc-
tive iownsbipf, particularly Poet Mnsters
throughout the county, Will please act a'
agents, and forward their returns.
Respectfully Yours,
J. ROBINS.
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