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Agreeable Present.

We were surprised the other day by
very acceptable present of a bottle of ex-
,,cellent and luscious wine from Mr.. A.Speer,
Of New Jersey. On first tasting it we be-
lieved we were imbibing some choice old
'Porkn not dreaming that a wine SO rare and
delicious could be raised in this country
For our part we shall drink NO more for
eign wines while America produces an ar
ticle SO excellent as the Samburg wine,
and we flatter ourselves that our readers
will agree with us when they have become
acquainted with it.qWe have been too long
palled by the villainous trash sold as pure
wine. Our bons viuants will be pleased with
the rich taste, agreeable flavor, and fra
grant boquet Of the Samburg wine. 1t is.
especially recommended to weak and sick
ly ladies, by physicians, for its purity, nom
Intoxicating qualities and tonic and restor-
ative properties, A wineglassful Of this
wine, with fresh raw egg or new milk,
taken first thing in the morning, is said to
prove highly beneficial in cases of Pulmon-
ary Consumption The history of the wine
is quite simple. Mr.. Speer having some
property in New Jersey, turned his atten-
ton to the cultivation of the Samburg, inn
ported from Portugal. 1t bears grape
whose superior quality, juiciness andirich-
ness In sa,charine matter is unexcelled by
that of the Catawba. After numerous ex-
periments in fermentation, Mr.. Speer has
produced a wine which viii immortalize
his name and prove new honor to Ameri-
Traveller. -@'a'- - 49, '''''-~-
The wine can be found at druggists.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

OPERA HoUsE-UNCLE TOMS CABIN
On this, and tomorrow evening, the popu-
lar drama of "Uncle Toms Cabin" will be
presented at the Opera House. Miss Marian
Smith, the accomplished, but youthful ac-
tress, will appear as Eva, character she
has often played so charmingly. Miss Van
Osten will represent Topsy, with original
songs and breakdowns. Miss Grover and
Mr.. Ward will also appear in prominent
characters. Altogether the cast is a strong
one, and promises a most successful per-
fOrmance. - ID :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

or EPIDEMIC AMONG HORSES There is a
fatal epidemic raging among the horses in
some parts of the State, which we find
thus described .l., ''.
The disease is mistaken for the common
horse distemper, andis often neglected till
too late to be remedied. Veterinary sur
geons say-that the disease is quincy in an
epidemic form, which runs twenty-one
days. At first there is swelling OF the
throat followed, toward the last stages, by
a. swelling of the head and limbs, which
ing the services of an experienced veteri-
nary surgeon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07
baltimore Cattle Market-Aug. q. ,


The Cattle market during the week has been rather
dull, owing TO the small supply on hand and . slim
attendance of dealers. -.-,-5--
BEEF CATTLE-Th offerings at the Scales to-
day amounted 10 about sou head, Of rather ndifer'
ent quality against 1000 head last week. OF the re-
ceps 100 head were withdrawn from $50 TO 200 head
taken on Washington ACC unit at prices ranging
from IS to "a. and the balance purchased By Bal
mOre butchers at "a rs to So per 100 gross for
inferior to good Beeves7an advance Of kc per hon
last weeks highest fkurps. 2 Very few C1tie how
ever, sold at the outside rates. Although the suppy
was small the demand was not active.
.SHEEP-A very fair supply on hand! and the de-
mand may be given as nominal, Sales we're madeOf
various lots at prices ranging from 81 to $6 per 100
lbs gross-a decline of l9c per ID on tho prices Of
last week. The stock pre-. .ented was from middlipg
to fair, the bestquality bringing &c. being scatceH
y HOGS-Very few IN merket, and all sold that was
offered at an advance on the prices of last week.
Several hundred, prime lots, sold el5 75@1B, While
other lots brought ga 62 and ranged, according 10
quality. upt 70 $i5 go per 100 lbs net. The demand
was steady, and dealers held to first prices, and
owing to the small supply buyers were compelled 10
purchase at the figures gwen above. i9Yl4 3fan
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Latest Foreign News.

New York, Aug. 6.-The steamship City
OF Dublin, from Liverpool 22d, and Queens
town 25th ult, with 500 passengers, arrived
to-day. News participated.
The steamship Germania from Southamp-
ton 26th i;lt., arrived at noon. News an
ticipated via Cape Race. 5Ii.,'.'' @
The steamship City of Boston, from Liver
pool 26th via Queenstown 9th ult, arrived
at | o'clock, Her adyices are one day later
than those per the Germarlia. ,ta, T;
The. City of Boston has nearly 800 pas
sengers.f ftisrgh 10 60 tis1 aa. tI. : 3. .j,sIaao
The shore end of the Atlantic cable hay
ing been successfully submerged on the
night of the 22d, the splice was completed
at 4:25 Sunday afternoon, 23d ult., and the
Great Eastern at once commenced paying
out. The testing through the whole length
was perfect. ri 3irHiG, c& iu ruoN4f
The Parliamentary elections were every
where completed. The net Liberal gain is
"a some Claim 26, The Herald counsels the
Conservatives that the real gain isswith
Them, as the election has relieved them OF
unreliable supporters e1" 4rladeJ dig2o,1
1t is again asserted on good authority
that Palmerston will retire before Parlia-
ment meets, and that Gladstone will decline
the premiership in favor Of Lord ,Granhill.
1t is reported that civil war is about
commencing in Japan. gtJ 'e6'@e .I 81
;. LIVERPOOL, July 27AThe steamships
America and Edinburg, from New York,
have arrived. efR 40 sqs.D .smfgaala
LONDON, July 27.-7Politieal inewsis un-
important.
The Bank of England has raised its rate
of discount 31a per cent. sJl9I m :s9j,,u,
LIVERPOOL, July N.--Cotton sales for
two, days, 10000 bales; market dull with
lipht inullirv and nripAs dull
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TO George Kinsei, Susan Kinsel, Charles
Mourer, Catharine A. Mourer, and Alice
V Mnnrer.
RE HEREBY NOTIFIED

To George Kinsel, Susan Kinsel, Charles
Mourer, Catharine A. Mourer, and Alice
V.Mourer:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that on the 7th day of July, 1866, W illiam Mvny-
penny administrator of the estate Of Jacob Mourer
deceased, filed in the Probate Court within and for
the county of Franklin and State of Ohio, a petit
Sea asgSS ,Sss %Stsr SP Ss S aHy # NS%ss
ed into contract in wrtiug, with Philip smith for
the sale of the following described real estate, to-
wit: In-lots NoS6riAnd SO in the town. OF Lock-
bourne, in Franklin county Ohio. upon the follow
ing terms: Five hundred dollars to be paid as fol-
lows: Fifty dollars by tbeJfrst -day of December,
with interest 1T the rate of sikper cent per annum,
until the whole is paid, and when the same is paid
the saio Jacob INQUIRER agrees to execute to the said
Philip SL ith warranty deed for the property de-
scribed above; that said Philip, Smith raid to- sad
Jac.b Mouter. .fnlhis lifetime, the sum Of one hum
dred and fifty dollars, and to said William Mony-
penny ad inisrator Of the estate Of Jacob Mourer,
deceased, the sum Of three hundred and eight
three dollars and eghyeight cents, making in all,
the sum of FIVE hundred and thrty-three dollars and
eighty eight cents paid by said Philip Smith on
said contract which is full satisfaction thereof that
said Philip Smith now demands valid deed for
said premises: and that George Kinsel, Susan Kin
Mourer are the heirs at law and legal representa-
tiyes of the said decedent.-
The prayer Of the petition is for authority to make
deed to said Philip Smith, in behalf OF said heirs
at law and legal representative, pursuant TO said
sSEtLset Said PetitiSn win be for heating on the
18th day or August 1873, or as soon thereafter as
WILLIAM M0NYPENNY,
ol.,.9 Administrator of Jacob MOurer. deceased.
julyl3 65' dltAW6W.r- ...- o., ~ ..i .F .-o~..
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The lsoyd Iarkaet.

.sg NEW YoRK, Aug. ,5.-Gold is weak and
rather dull, There is, an apparent pressure
to sell, which probably comes from the fact
of the SUBJ Treasury having put out a GER
tain amount for sale this morning. tits re-
ported in well informed circles that the
Government yesterday sold million and
half dOllarsD There isaan abundance of
cash gold. The price opened at 1431a and
ran 6I)to 1887. .7fA fL1PHoaf aH'TilW
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Applications TO Visit JEFF: Davis

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 6.-Several appliea-
tions have lately been made to the Execu-
tive authorities for special permission to
visit jeff. Davis. One of these was made
by his former physician, who. desires to
professionally ascertain the actual ,condi-
tion OF that Individuals health. To this no
answer has yet been made. Government
has abundant means of constantly being
advertised on that subject, and so far as is
known here the prisoners health is not
suffering from his treatment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 6.-The u. s..
frigate Congress was raised yesterday at 10
o'clock, and was kept afoat waiting for
high water to take her from her bed ofsandI
until p. NJ, when thepumps gave out and
she sank, though in more favorable posi-
ton. on higher ground, than where she
was before. .,HEg
We caunot ascertain from the best au-
thority that Dick Taylor has been at this
place, and no doubt the announcement of
his coming here was Incorrect, ,.,.r.,
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smith j. Enstman, the swindIer.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-The Herald's Paris
correspondent says Smith j. Eastman, the
swindler from Brooklyn, who was lately
reported to be in an insane asylum in Lyons,
France, made his appearance at the office
of the u. s. Vice Consul at that place, and
deposited with him $l6,500, representing
himself as an unfortunate bnthonest bank
rupt. Ina few days the Vice Consul was
obliged to- putGMr. Eastman in a lunatic
asylum, and then reported his case to Mr..
Bigelow, our Minister to Paris, who Or
dered his detention. The money had been
taken possession of by an attorney for New
York merchants interested in the case.
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The Great Eastern.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-Englfsh papers
note the fact that the Great Eastern, in her
trip from Shoreness to Valentia Bay, had
not more than half enough steam power
for the work she had to do; that she made
only five miles per hour, and it was believed
that in a storm, or against strong head
wind, she would be unmovable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

Troy, N. Y. Aug. GA fire occurred
this morning, destroying over. 1000 cords of
wood belonging.to the Hudson River rail-
road company. At one time the whole
southern section, Of the,city wasin danger.
The carssand' locomotives. were rIiTont
safe distance. The total loss is about 10000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

ORDERED! TO BE RELEAsED.-Private
Amos Minor, alias Samuel Jones, OF the
31st o. W. now In confinement at Camp
Morton, Indianapolis, is, by direction of the
Secretary of War, ordered To be released
and dishonorably discharged the service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

Sent TO THE o. P.-Private Riley Brown,
of Co. B, 22d O.V. L., has been, in pursuance
of the sentence of general court-martial,
ordered to be confined at hard labor in the
Ohio Penitentiary for two years, and to be
dishonorably discharged the service, with
loss of all pay and allowances.
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CAIRO, Aug.6- Zine hundred and forty

CAIRO, Aug.l6(Nine hundred and forty
four bales of cotton passed for st. Louis,
and four hundred and fifty for Cincinnati
and Evansville.
Cottonat Memphis steadyat 39@44c.
New Orleans dates to the 3lst say Gov.
Hamilton, of Texas published proclama-
ton. informing thepeople Of their situation
and what is required of them to regain lost
citizenship. .rh1b b'fi71S T0 ''FESn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

New MusIo.-We have received from the
publishers, s. Brainard & Co.. Cleveland,
three pieces of beautifully executed music.
They are the composition of james M.
Wehl, with whose name the lovers of good
music are familiar. They are entitled
"Bacchanale (L'Orgie,"'J "'J"De Bravoure,"
and I" Trembling Leaves" Messrs. Brain
ard g. Co. have an extensive assortment of
sheet music in all the varieties Of piano
forte variations, fantasias, etc. Tf3Hi3s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07
The Cholera in Egypt--Sent to the
cWorlShouseTTGT The Peesidenfs
z Bishop Lynch Pardon-

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The State Depart
ment has been officially advised by our con-
sui at Port Mahon that the cholora, which
has prevailed in Egypt, is slowly advance
ing. He adds: From the reported violence
of the disease there is considerable appre-
hensionherl, this being the quarantine sta
tion, that it may spread again over tile
country.
The afternoon papers represent that rebel
Gen. Ben. G. Hill was arrested last night
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
and for want Of money to pay, the fine was
to-day sent to the workhouse for 30 days.
President johnson has nearly recovered
from his sickness of a weeks duration, and
now in Rome.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

WHAT's THE RIGHT NAME?-Some peo-
pie speak of the internal revenue as the
"infernal revenue" But, says an exchange,
in view of the, probable duration OF the
term during which it will be imposed, it is
suggested that 'eternal revenue" better ex-
presses public opinion. l4 . .n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

POLICE CoURT.-There were eleven per-
sons before the Mayor on Saturday morn
ing-most, of whom had often been called
upon to pay their respects to his Honor.
They were generally brought up'for disor-
derly conduct, and were each fined SO and
costs. All paid. rs'
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Treatment of Negroes.

New YORK, Aug. 6.-The Herald's Vir-
ginia correspondent states that the planters
tell the negroes there that they are not yet
free, and Oppress freedmen in many ways.
there is considerable opposition among the
Virginia artistocracy against Northern en-
igration thither.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

"SrRucK ILE."-A Macarthur company
struck oil recently near Bloomingville,
Hooking county, at depth of five hundred
feet, Thepeople Of the vicinity were great
ly excited thereat.
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istrucfiOns to- q Comm n mder AOi
the Department. Of Texas.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The General COM
manding the Department of Texas is en-
joined to strict and faithful observance of
the instructions heretofore issued, which
require him TO iforbear from any form Of
intervention In the war between France and
the sovereign power of Mexico, of which
: RresidentJuarez continues 10 6be Recognized
as thechief1 boe ooj+u+,+@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

CAIRO, Augs5.-Over thirteen hundred
bales of cotton passed here yesterday for
st. Louis, and $50 for Cincinnati ~ /
The Mobile and Ohio railroad is comple-
ted from Columbus, KY, to Trenton, Tenn.
Cars will be running through to Mobile in
three weeks. ..- -.s -~g-s (
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The Treaty Between the South
~ 4. .,. American States. .seaf.3fs

b New YORK, Aug. .4The treaty between
the South American States ispublished. 1t
lis binding fortifteen years and provides for
common defense against foreign interven-
tion in the affairs of either, and each bind
ing itself to non-intercourse with any ma
tion attacking either. 1t is to counteract
the aggressions of Napoleon and Maximil-
ian. The States included are Salvador, Bo-
livia, Columbia, Chilli, EquadorPe and
Venezuela. ... .,.,.; -, .,,Ti Z ,-s,ug WIT"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

OH IN BELMONT CoUNTY.-A Pittsburg
company are boring for oil on DR.. Arm
strong's farm, on Captina, about ten miles
from the Ohio river, and at the depth of
285 feet can save from the drawing-up Of
the sand pump about one barrel of good oil
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

JUDGE oKEY, having determined to re-
move to Cincinnati, has forwarded his res
ignation to the Governor, to take effect
Sept. LIST. So says The Cambridge Jederso-
nidn, where the Judge resides. h.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

BURGLARY ON STATE STREET.--Theiresi-.
dence oftMr. james Gobey, No. 235 East
State street. was entered by aburglar about
II O'Clock on Friday night. He made his
iBgress through window Of Mr.. Gobey's
bedroom, by means Of a ladder. Mrs. Go
beyiwas absent from home A lamp was
burning dimly in thei room. The burglar
rifled Mr.. Gobey's pantaloons pocket Of $25
in money, Becoming alarmed from some
cause, inorder probably to facilitate his es-
cape, the villain laidrth the burning lamp on
the bed, setting it on fire in several places
and burning Mr.. Gobey on the ankle, who,
awaking, extinguished the fire by means
of a pitcher of water, which luckily hap
pened to be in the room.
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Orders to GEN. Sheridan to Muster
Ont.

10 New, YORK. Aug. 5.---An order has been
sent to Gen. Sheridan authorizing him to
cause to be mustered out Of service All Vol
unteer troops serving In the Department of
Texas. that lie thinks can.be dispensed with,
preference to be given to veteran regiments
having the shortest time to serve.
.lfoY wan AZ yfJedtJ a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

MAJ. GEN. Crook has been ordered to re-
port to Maj. Gen. Schofeld, commanding
the Department of North Carolina. Gen.
Crook Is now absent in West Virginia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07
The stenmer Damascus.

MONTREAL, Aug. 6-There are no signs Of
the steamer Damascus Eat Farther Point,
with Liverpool dates of the 2Sth ult. AT
Quebec and Montreal It Is now raining
The wind is light and thunder storm is
prevailing. ro' +"
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osTisi Not 4 faide.

,sS9Tuso k,Tis Not q fabie. Hnsla
The immense and universal demand for
the Fragrant SozoDoNT, is amarvel in the
annals Of dentistry. 1t exceeds that of all
other dentrifcies combined, Neither, acid
from the stomach, nor any other CORES
pohding element generated by indigestion,
can effect a-set Of teeth regularly purified
by this Fragrant Vegetable; antiseptic and
preseryatiye: Z ,09s3 eo1 aug5!1weod.
.LoIr0aNNoO " YaTYlI d0o0 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

THIEVES ARREsTED,-The police arrest
ed two thieves at the Neil House, on Friday
night, as they were in the act ~ carrying
off a small trunk from an officers ROOM
From articles found upon their persons,
they were supposed to belong to gang Of
thieves and robbers. They were furnished
with lodgings at the station house. p,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

'PHE Licking county Common Pleas will
be In session at Newark this week.
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The Election In SIe,pphls-,rhe DE.
faIcatiOm.

CAIRO, Aug, 5.-Tbe election In. Memphis
passed Of quietly and. I, 1928 votes were cast.
DIR. IDeftwich is probably elected to Con-
gress over Bullock, and Cameron to the
Legislature over Hubbard.
Mr.. Page, President of the Commercial
Bank of Memphis, was released on bail by.
military authorities, and it was believed a
fail, investigation would fully exhoporate
hiui 9IYAI1 u mn vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

ARRESTED AND COMMITTED.-Our read
.ers will remember that ON the Goth tilt., a
man hired OF 9. d. Parry, liyery-man, Of
this city, buggy and a team of two horses,
with, which to 20 to Groveport, in this
county, but somehow or other forgot to re-
turn the property Mr.. David Parry, ia
ther ofC. D. Parry, having ascertained that
the thief had, instead of going to Grove
port taken another course, followed him
up, and after travelling over eight hundred
miles, found him at Pendleton, Indiana,
where he had opened a livery stable on his
own account, and stocked it in part with
the'stolen property. maitf ga
Mr.. Parry arrested the thief and brought
him, with the two horses and the buggy,
back to this city. He had preliminary
examination, on Saturday, before Mayor
Bull; plead guilty, and was required to find
bail in thesum Of $1,000 for his appearance
at the, next term of the Court OF Common
Pleas. Falling t0do this he was committed
to the county jail. The name Of the ,cul-
prit Is James Madison Dern. He has served
tiffes years in the Penitentiafy IN Ohio, and
two in a similar institution in Indiana. He
stands q good chance Of serving several
years more in biz old quarters IN the o,R 4 !
.hoi9sI
..oJ gIAaaH ,E0311AJ $50
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Forio sale.

A Two STORY DOUBLE BRICK
n House and double Cellar, just finished, con-
tanning Rooms situate on the Johnstown Road,
near Neil's Avenue. Will,be sold cheap. For par
ticulars, inquire Of RICHARD NEVlNS, or
mly24.dH j. MCNAMEE, Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

The REBELLION REcoRD.-This work, ed
tied by Frank Moore, is now publishing in
parts, at go cents each part illustrated
with two portraits engraved on steel. 1t
contains full and concise diary of events
since the meeting of the South Carolina
Convention, in December, 1850; over three
thousand official reports, and narratives OF
all the battles and skirmishes of the war !;
ever eleven hundred songs and ballads, both
loyal and rebel; lO4 portraits, engraved on
steel, of the most celebrated men Of the
time; numerous maps and plans of battles,
and over seven thousand incidents and
anecdotes of personal daring and bravery.
Address D.Van Nostrand, publisher, 1872
Broadway, New York. r-,5e ~"
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COMMERCIAL MAIIERS.

reN Yetit N eney rHartst-A- "A aeusts 5.
M0NEY-Rather more active at per cent. for
STEKLIEG ExCTfANGE--steady AZ IoeaIosx
GOLD-Amerioan gold bhhde easier: openin9 Al
i'Ss tayanclng 70 l4sIf and closing Mt llsX.
{ GOVERNMENT ,STOCKS-Firm but au;stl
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Gen. GRANT. '''''

MoSrREiI, Aug. Gen. Grant arrived
at Quebec at o'clock this Pm. dr7Fa
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BY order of the Committee. ..
THOS. ARNOLD, Chairman.
S. L. MCCOY, Secretary.
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Yours truly, " '' ."
JoHN W. DoHERTY, Agt.
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sS'sfaoHI
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.EoIrUanKoO N YaTYlI d0o0 4
Ill efonBi
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..0D TaIAgaH ,E09d1AJ .SGd
a tfrIo IoaiD u .1H piaEieh-9glhi -
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To the Democracy Of Franklin
...,,.,.q COunty: r. ..U.L
Trains Leave and Arrive at Newark:

A. w. DENNIS, Agent.
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