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QuARrERMAsTER GsNRRAI's OPTICS,

QeAhTER@AsTER GRNR7ALs 0EElcR,
sWAsHINaTos, D c., July 10, 1866.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until Ii
M Tuesday August 1885, for the purchase of twenty.
three hundred Mu in lots Of fifty and enc hundred
each, at me places named below, viz:
HARRISBURG. Pa, lets so each
WILMINGTON, Del ,o,s So each,
WASHINGTON, D. c., 6 iots, 50 each.
4" lots, 100 each,
PlTlsBURG, Pa, lots, 90 each
&c lot 100 each.
These Mules will be put aside each lot by itset and
VIII be free for the inspection OF bidders at the
named respectively, for ten days prior Ausust l.
Many Of them were bought in the beginning Of the
war as young mules the armies in All their
marches and camps and ars thoroughly nroken hsr.
dened by exercise gentle and familiar from beino "a
long surrounded by the so diers 's ~
hough sound and servceabe. they are no Longer re-
CURED In the army and obtained at fr less
than their true value. 80 49,
he successful bidders viii be notified in person or bv
telegraph and required to receive the anims on or be-
fore August 3, 1866. va W -"
Tbs office reserves to itself the light to reject ali bids
thst may be offered. 80 "'N'
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned and
meTked Proposals for the purchase q fMuiesS
Payment must be made In Cover ment funds al tina
time of delivery. ~-' - '"'
BY order OF the Quartermasrer General
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, ia charge
FIRST Division, q. nj. g.
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY d
" SUB ISTENCE.
WAsHINaTos, D. O., July Is, 1865
PROPOSALS FOB FLOUR.

WAsHINaToN, D. O., July Is, 1866
PROPOSALS FOB FLOUR
SEALED PRoPOSALg are invited until the 2s.b
Deps7, ment with
ONE THOUSAND Il. OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR
The proposa will be for what is known at this peoot
as MOB and and bids will be snsrtai ed for sny
quantity less than the who @ -'
BIDS must Dc In duplicate, and for each or AIDE on seps
rate sheets Of paper. - 'f-
The delivery OF the Flour to commence With, fire
nom the opening Of the bids and must be delivers
IN sucn quantities. daily, the Government ma direct
eitner az the 6overpnent warehouse in 0eoreetown or
at the whsryes or Railroad Depot In Washineton n q
Inc delivery ~ all Flour awarded to be rompistsd
within twenty days from the acceptance of the bd
Bids Will be received for Flour to be delivered in
oak barrels, head lined. ~ nc"
Payment will be made In such fupds as III. .z..
rnsnt may have for disbursements.
ne nsuai Government inspection will be made tust
before the flour s received, and none will be accented
Whch Is not fresh ground and of superior quality
an oath o. allegiance must accompany the bid oi each
pidder who has not the oath file In this Office and ne
pa VIII Dc entertained from parties who have
tailed TO comply with their bids, from bidders MT
present to respond "os
Government reserves the right to reiect any b;d s
any cause Bids 10 be addressed to the undars;snd =.
No. 22s SO" Street, endorsed, 'Proposals ior FIenr
to. b. +. 8HIDGKS
''~ Capt @. 8. "
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP
IN OOMR MY,S MSstar line Of 24aansa.r.. :,

NOuaA hIN Noioi iul6 Oh . hBlS0lp5.'
New York direct the new ana splendid side,
wheSl steamships
MORNING STAR. 2400 tons. N slson, Com'der.
EVEN lNG STAR. .20l5 tons. Wimpenpy Com r.
GUIDING = FAR. 1886 tons. Bell CoGimsnd
RISING STAR"....2800 tons. Will be cemplet ed
..|- in AUgust.)
The new and tirst,clsss screw Steamships
DISQUALIFICATION tons, -, Commsnder.
MARlPOSA 1900 tons, 10 ses, Commander.
MoNTkREY 1900 tons, Futber, Commander.
The new and splendid steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
prll leave the compapy's wharf, front of Jack
Square, on TUESDAY, July IL. at D. M,
ecIsely.
The line il composed of the largest and most
egant steamships which have ever been butt
this country for any home line. They ae in
every respect fitted tor ocean serv,cs and the
| route upon which they run. Theii passenger
acc lmmodstions are not excelled by those upon
any ohsr steaa ers in the world.
B-Passage in sde-wheel ships, lat cabin,
$50 ~ do, $40 Passage in screw ships, LIST
cabiu $50.
Freight will be received at the Company q
warehouse on the landing, at all tines during
| business hours, and the CompanY's rates for
freis BIT will always BIZ made as low as by any
other line.
For freight or passage apply to
J. NJ. C0URTENAY, Agent,
J524 33 Csronfelet ctr ct.
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GRRSIAN LLOYD,
PRICES OF PASSAGE

7
From New York to Bre On, London Havrs and
Southampton:
First Cabin $lO5; ID cabin S62 50 Steeraes 1877 TO-
From Bremen to New York.
First Cabin Sll2 30; I'd Cabin $50 Steerage S46
ftce OF passage are payable Cold or its equivalent
In currency.
The above vessels have been constructed In the most
approved manner they of $500 and 700 horee
power eaeo and are commanded by of character
the comfort and convenience they touch
az southampton on the outward trip for the purpose
landing passengers for England and france
These We ases take freight to London and Hull tor
which through bills OF ladng signed
AN experienced Surgeon Is attached each vessel
All letters must pass through the pot Office
%- Bill OF Lading but those of the Company will
be signed Bills of Lsdipg wi positively not be dsltg.
cred before goods are cleared at the ustom House
@9- Spscie taken to Hayre, Southampton and Bremen
at ire lowest rates For freight passage apply to
0ELaICHS 4 CO.,
No 90 Broad st. N. York.
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MISSISSIPPI DAILY AND WEEK.
lIl IY EI. A u los --.Iha Qsi 4 Ii.

Clarion ID still published at Meridian Miss and cons
talus the latest tel grams from paris Of the
country. lis present subscription list row ex-
ceeds the combined circulation of the Press al
Mississippi, having = circulation in evtry county
in that State. Ithss been published for twenty
nine years. sEd been suspended during .hst time
out eight weeks, cansed by the destruction OF
their flee by The Federal troops ander Gen.
sherman, in February 1864. II is also the Off
cial Journal of the State 1t has q large and in-
crea.ing circulation in Western Alabama. in
Tennessee, Atkansas and Texas, constituting it
cot tfe best and most profitable advertising
mediums to be found in the Southwest
Address J. J. SHANNON d CO.. Editor, and
Proprietors, Meridian, Mis-. M, -, :
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PROPOSALS.
p r . q o S A L s Il.

PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow, RooYs.
HORNS, CHUcKs, rHINs, AND TONGUEs,
OFFICE DEPoR CoMMIssARY OF sussrsrrrcE
WARRINGTON, D O., July Is, 1855.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate are invited until tba
zist DAY OF July, at IL O'Clock N for Hides Talow
no0ls, Horns. ohucks shins and Tongues Of eli Gov
cattle slaughtered within the ancient pits Of
the District Of Columbia, for four months from th
mencement OF the contract such time as the 10 is
saTy 9eL eral may determine.
The above articles to be collected by the contractor
snd removed from the various places ct which the
are klled az such times os ray be dessuated by the
The number of cattle used monthly vary and are noo
KILLED at hahn Bridge, eesboro, Convaiescent Camu
washington, and Alexandr;e but other plecee NAV
eccnr within the prescribed limits where tees artics
wi be required to be collected - - 0A''"'''
the contractor shall be liable for ell the Hidee Ts',
lows tioos dorDs, Chucks bhins and Tongues nor,iuO
rom al! the Government cattle slaurbtered ~
eau pc s dc satisfactorily to appear the
Departpont that all due exerton diligence and care
was mado 10 obtain said articles N'
raymeht Will be required every ten days, In Govern
The bids will state the amount per suir,o, f.. n.
articles referred to- aud be accompanied by asvsDsss
eetuncate' aidayits OF each guarautor and OATH Of
! to the undersigned, - ~FfA'0"''s"
The responsibility of the guaranors must be shown by
tue oIncia certificate If lifted States district
| following form; H'u'' oe IN 'ne
hereby certify that, from evidence entirely saisssc
euHcient as surees for double the urt Pr ehic
they offer to be security. ''' "'''N
no DDS VIII be considered uness made out ip confor
nity WIN tue usual foim, and accompanied by a
guarantee, certificate, and afadavits -
AL bidders must forward with their proposals an oath
allegiance unless one may be on ie with The cfer
who shall open the bids, and no proposals NOT fnIiv
plying with these requirements win be consds,eS ar
tisement s "a VILE "a'ea-
The contractors will be held accountable for The
nioes, 4altow Hoofs Horns, Chucks, 90, FROM the
Biddis must be present the opening Of the bids "a
respond to their Names and all bids m9.t be .narssS
ctkropc sais Tor purchasing Hides, Taow Hoofs I3orps
cnucks' ~o,' and be directed to the undersigned
@. BELL, Lieut. Col and O. g.
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A ss!sT MT QUARTZ sTMn.s
"A Once, Forage Department.. co. 80.
City. 10" ASSA
Proposals are invited for the delivery OF Corn Dat.
ana cay TO 'his department. in the city Of Phsdsi.
. n.as should be addressed to ths Office and mus.
sa5e me quantity cription or kiud rice AID ,
regiments to be made upol the completion Of ,bs A..
ssly OF as 50 thereafter the Once may be IN fnn
ana In such funds may be received for
8. D. tUht HARD.
Captain and Assistant Quartermast,,r
forage Dspartment
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STEAMERS.
A NCHOR LINE Of IRA
IN STEAM PACKET SHIPS,

Carrying passengers to and from the principal places
In Great Britain, Ireland, United states and Canada.
The favorlte Clyde built iron teamers OF the
anchor Line are intended to sail regularly between
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
forwarding passengers at through rates to their desna
ton on either side of the Atlantic. ..s.-- i.
RATES OF PAssAaE-To or from New York, Glasgow,
and $780, intermediate, $751; storage $685. Payable IN
gold or Its equivalent In currency Children between
and IL years, half fate Infants under one Year. free
Fer passage or further information, apply to
PATRICK McCLATCHE
read st., Newark
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GENERAL ORDERS.
III e"aq"srters MiitNy Division of the
IL south. " est,
II ~ new ORLEANS, June 80, 1896,

ftrT new ORLEANS, June 80, 1896
General Orders So.5
All refugees from the State Of Texas are notified that
the troops of the United Staten are in
military OF that Stats and that they can re-
turn TO their homes with security
The Majo aaeneral Commau dipg takes this occasion
10 distinctly unders oo that no home guards or
armed bands for sepr lection wilt be permitted in the
se as the military force in Texas and hereafter
and their properly.
The inhabitants of Texas are notified that 1t ia and
mas Ieen me po Icy OF the Con handing General make
neghborhoods invested by las responsible for their
acts Experience having taught him that the influence
OF the inhabitants enerseca exercised can put down
this species OF robbery and murder. -
By command Of Major Gen. p. II. Sheridan, e d.,
b s e. b. PARSONS.
ssatant AdjutantGeuer
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The works will be printed on greatly improv-
ed qaat,ty Of paper, and while nearly all Ameri-
can Periodicals. ars either advan ced in price or
reduced in sze--and very generally bo,b--soe
shall continue 10 give faithful copies OF all the
matter contained 10 the orig nal editions.-
Hence, our present prices will be found as cheap,
for the amcunt of matter furnished, as those Of
any of the competing periodicals in this country
Compared with tie cost Of the original editions
which At the pre'en p emiums gold woula be
about 500 year, cur priceo ($I5) are ecceed-
sngty lou. Add to this t1e TACT that we ID ake
cur annual payments 10 the lritish Publishers
Tor early sheets and copyright in Gold-$1 costs
ing US at this time nearly So 80 in currency
and we trust tia in the scale We have adopted
we shall be entirely justified by our Subscribers
and the reading public.
The interest of ihese Periodicas to American
readers is rather increased than diminished by
the articles they contain on our great Civil War,
and though sometimes tiDged with prejudice,
they may still, rsiderisg their great ability
ndsthe different stand points from whi,h they
are writes, be read and slgdied with advantage
by the people of this county of every creed and
party.
LEONARD SCOTT d CO., Publishers,
Jyz4 No. 38 Walker street, New York
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a LIN = OF SUPERIOR SCREW sTEA
IA ELS Ian daily letween Providence and New
YORK, IN oonnexton with the Boston and Providence
Railroad, making decidedly tue cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston New
York The steamers are of reat power, and built
pressy for this route. sreight taken 10 PhiIadeph
q d Baltimore at low rates
For il formation apply to DA TEL MASON, Sup't
b. d p r. Il, or to e. Rockwell, Agent, 15 State st.
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Il one 100 tons, carries $50 tens coal sfStS I.
Der, one 60 TOMS carries COIN Lpmbsr. ons 81 ,css
and one AZ tons, also several 6shins sehoosssss
IRON ev to W tons. Apply to a, X. OI Ass
l02 Commercial street, Ss~es,
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PROPOSALS FOR MEDlClNH

Sealed Proposals will be received st the Registers
Office until u O'Clock NJ, the 10th ins for furnish
ing the City Aims House with such Medicines as may
be needed for six months from the time the proposals
may be accepted. Every article must be of the best
quality and put up suitable boxes and packages and
designated by appropriate labels
Payment will be made quarterly. Bond and Sc.
CURLY will be required for the faithful performance
the contract The Committee reserves the right of
Getting any bid,
G.. W. COWDERY, G. S. C. G.
SAM. n. HODGES, &C. G. G.
. aug 1O-6t IL.
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pHOPOsaLs FOk mATERIALs EOu
THE NAVY. ~N
NAVY DzPARgMnsT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,

BuRKAu OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
June "A, 1866.
ssaled Proposals to furnish materials for the Naxs t
tne hscai year ending 30h june 1885, will be received
a. , ,s huIeau OF Eqn and Recruiting until 10
the opening will be commenced ~
Inc maeria and articles embraced In the classes
ules any OF which will furnished to spcl nsrsons a.
osrie TO CHER, on application the dants Of the
navy Yards, and those Of all the yards upon
application to the bureau, ' -F
niadefs are referred to the commandans OF the re-
speove yards Tor samples INSTRUCTIONS or particular
and guarantees. " ~
he Classes of this Bureau an numbered and dessns
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COOK wa MITE d :.

NOOK WArTE
A good COOK, WASHER and IRoNER, who can
also milk cow will hear of situation, by applying
at THIS OFFICE.
jy2stf
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ENvlTssG PROPOSALS FOG TKyE prs
- AAsE OF TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED GOV
ERNMENT MULES.
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DIRECTIONS FOR ADMINISTERING AND RECORDING THE
AMNESTY OATH.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WAsHINGTOH Nav 90 IQ66

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1865 I
SRA copy of the Presidents Amnesty Pro
csmation of this date is herewith appended. Bv
a clause in the Instrument tie Secretary of Stare
is directed to establish ruiz and regulations for
administering aad recording the anne sty cath. so
as to insure Its benefits to The people snd guard
the government against fraud. Pursnast 20 his
injunction, you are informed that the oath pre-
scribed in the proclamation may be taken and
subscribed before any commits toned officer. civil.
military or naval, if the service of the United
States, or any civil or military officer of loyal
State or Territory, who by tne laws thereof may
be qualified for administering oasbs All'otfcsrs
who recsive such oaths are hereby authorized to
give ertifed oopea there of to the persons respac
lively by whom they were made and such off,
GERS are hereby required to transmit the originals
OF such oaths, at as early day as may be con
venient, to this Der artment, where they W II be
deposited and remain in the archives of the Gov
ernment. register thereof will be kept in The
Department, and on application, in propar cases,
certificates of such records will BE- issued IN The
customary form of official certificates
am, Sir, your obedent servant,
WIN. ID. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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PERIODICALS.
DRITISH ALS.-VIZ: tn E
DLondon Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review Wbig e ua
The Westminster Review Radical
The North British Review Free Church.

The American Pub isbtrs continue to reprint
the above named periodicals, but as ths cost OF
printing has doubled and the price of paper n. arr
~ trehled they are compelled to advance their
terms az follows:
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For Cairo. ST. Le.is and Upper Mis-
sissippi.
.rS The fine steamer KATE PUT
ESsssatsiSs1I NAM, Capt. j. A. ANAwALT, WIN
Friday the 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
For frei4ht or passage apply on board OF to
BOOTH, BATTELLE e. CO.,
ane7.at Cor. Monroe and Water streets.
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COATING WooD.---A method of coating
wood with varnish, hard as stone, has
recently been introduced in Germany
The ingredients are forty parts of chalk,
forty of rosin, four of linseed oil. to be
melted together in an iron pot. One
part of native oxide of copper, and one
Of sulphuric acid, are then to be added,
after which the composition is ready for
use. 1t is applied hot to the wo'd, with
brush, in the same way as paint, and,
as before observed. becomes exceedingly
hard on drying -
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P EFT R OLEU M .
J. c. MORRIS,

NO. WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK
nFFRRs FOR SALE LOTS TO
~ SUIT purchasers, all the REGULAR
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM. OH.
STOCKS; some paying from FOUR TO FIVE
PER CENT. monthly, on par value Of FIVE and
TEN DOLLARS, and CONTROLLED BY
FIRST.CLASs MEN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily quotations. of Stocks or
information in relation 70 them, can have same
furnished upon application.
Orders from parties out Of the city promptly
attended 60. Remittapces or satisfactory ri
erenees in all cases 70 accompany order.
Sales made at New York fPETROLEUM
STOCK EXCHANGE, = or at private sale.
Refer. By permission, to the following we'll
known Houses Of this CITY:
Messra Harbecks e. Co Josiah Macy's Sons
Gaiwey, Casado & Teller. George Milne. z
b z. Morril President Columbian Ins. Co
!. Caldwell Il Morris ssuecesecrs to Brewer 4
g. e ". pussr Cashier Bank Of New Fork. -,
taud-3A
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DIE ID,

On Tuesday, the 25th inst, at IL: O'Clock P.
NJ, Dr.. SAMUEL FrSDESBERG. aged so years.
His funeral viii take place from his late resi-.
dence in Bridgeport, this Ghursday) morning,
ct 10 O'Clock, and proceed to Mount Wood Gene
terry. The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
On Wednesday, April 26th inst WnlLA,i
MILLER. in the 59th year Of his age
) The funeral win take place from his late resi-
dence on Market street; on Friday, the ssth,
at l0oelock \. H. The friends Of the family are
invited to attend sdl g. a.i4 "
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THuRsn 80 sh,rue..


The onslaught upon General SHERMAN
continues with undated force. With
out waiting to learn whether or not
SHERMAN can or will say anything in JUS
LITIGATION or defense of his course, tie
man whom foreign critics have called
"the greatest of living captains" is sud-
denly made the object of rash invective
and detraction. Would it not be better
to suspend Judgment in the case until
some additional light is thrown upon the
memorable interview between SHERMAN
and JOHNSTON, and more is known con-
corning the relative position and strength
of the opposing armies? 1t has been
limited in some quarters that SHERMAN
had another reason for delaying con.
fiict between his forces and the rebels
than any that is apparent in the formal
negotiation. At all events, justice re-
quiresshat, before casting so long tried
and valuable public servant aside in
disgrace, a decent time be allowed for
him to make his defense.
1t seems to have been the misfortune
of General SHERMAN to think that he
has been fighting simply for the Union
and the restoration Of the national au.
thority. He told the people Of Atlanta,
last year, Eve do not want your slaves"
and all his efforts seem to have been
aimed at the destruction Of the military
power of the rebellion and the re.sstab-
lishment of the Federal Constitution and
the laws made in conformity Herewith.
Devoted to the accomplishment of this
end. which he understood was the OBJ
iect of the war, he has gone straight
ahead, paying little heed to the schemes
of politicians and the changes in the
will of the tickle popular majority, until
now, when he has attained very nearly
the result for which he sought and offers
10 the Federal Government the nearest
possible realization Of the Union as it
was" he must be wonderfully astonished
to find it rejected with disdain and him
self accused of crimes which never en-
tered his soldierly mind Three years
ago the basis of peace approved by Cen
erals SHERMAN and JOHNSON would have
been gladly accepted by the Government
and joyfully ratified by the people all
over the land 1t embraces all we were
then fighting for, and covers the whole
object for which the North, with such
wonderful enthusiasm, took up arms
No better commentary upon the change
that the sentiments of the people have
undergone during the past three years
can be offered, than is manifest i'll the
way SHERMAN's proposed treaty OF
peace is now received. SHERMAN has
been fighting for the original object,
thinking, in his simplicity, that the
North desired only the Union and peace.
Alas, poor SHERMAN! yon have been cru
ely undeceived.
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"sta,e,s Rights Democrat"

When our neighbor wishes to give I'M
usual force to a denunciation, and to
throw into single epithet all the bit
terness of which he is master, he calls
his enemy States rights Democrat.
With him, that phrase is "a charm OF
powerful trouble" and he doubtless feels
considerably relieved when his swelling
anger eliminates in getting offthat terri
BILE expression He vented it against Cen
eral SHERMAN yesterday with its usual
happy effect, and doubtless his nerves
will be comparatively tranquil now until
some other States rights Democrat
stirs a fever in his blood President
JOHNSON is, probably, not entirely out
ofreach of the epithet and may be the
next against whom it will he hurled. 1t
is we'll known that but Il few years ago
he was prominent member of the class
whom our neighbor so bitterly hates and,
in the various speeches he has made since
his inauguration as President, he has
uniformly pointed to his past record
and babe his hearers learn from il what
his future will be. He expressly avows
himself opposed to Capitalization, there
by declaring his adherence to one of the
peculiar tenets of the States rights
Democrats" He will have to walk very
straight indeed in the path our neighbor
wishes him to pursue, ifhe would escape
the.terrible epithet which the htelligeS-
,o,, 10 raady Tn urOnOunCe
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Clay Township Ticket
For Superyisor-WM.E XIEY.
For Township Clerk MARTIN WAYMAN'
For easurer-ALEXANDER TURNER
For Oyerseer of the Poor-A. 8. TODD.
For Inspectors of Elections-R. MORRISON
For Constables-J. CHARNOCK,
s. TRACY.
For School Commissioners-J. G. ORR,
- G.. E. WHEAT
DIR. W. J. BATES
For Surveyor of Roads, N, DILLON
ap25-2t