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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04
MACHINE AND BOILER SHOP
N FOR RENT FOR 1876

The Boiler and Machine Shop on Wide Water
Street, now in the occupancy of NJ. Cartwright
IL Co.
The Machine Shop fronts on Nivison Street,
and has Engine Boiler, &C., and yard fronting
the wharf
These Shops will be rented separately, if de-
sired. The Boiler Shop, ON Water Street. will
answer for many other kinds of business. This
is a fine opportunity for an enterprising man who
wishes to engage in the Machine business, az
there is great demand for work in that line.
For terms, apply at
oc4-2w NO. 6, CUMBERLAND STREET.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

DEPARTURES.
Str. Georgeanna, Cannon, for Baltimore.
Str. j. T. Brady, Lands, for Baltimore.
Str. Magenta, Baulsir, for Richmond.
Str. City of Richmond, Power, for Richmond.
Str. Eolus, McCarrick, for Cherrystone.
Str. May Flower, Robinson, for Philadelphia.
Str. Clarion, Moss, for Williamson, N. C..
Str. Gazelle, Byers, for Coinjock, N. c.
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By ASHTON & EMERSON,
No 40, Crawford Street.
A TTENTION CAPITALISTS

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE IN PORTSMOUTH.
Will be sold, at public auction in the city OF
Portsmouth, on
MONDAY, 18th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
AtI2 o'clock, NJ, before the Bank of Virginia,
in Portsmouth, LOT in that part Of the
said city, called Gosport, bounded northwardly
by Harrison street, westwardly by Crawford street,
southwardly by Randolph street, and eastwardly
by the Elizabeth River. This lot has a front on
Crawford street of 242 feet, and a water front on
the Elizabeth River of the same number of feet,
the depth of the water is sufficient for the largest
class vessels in the United States, and has dock
on the north and south side; on the said lot are
several buildings, consisting Of large
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
And several
WOODEN TENEMENTS,
in good order. -.,
ALSO,
THE BANKING HOUSE AND LOT,
Situated at the Southeast intersection Of High and
Court Streets.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Between this and the day of sale, the Board of
Directors of said Bank will consider any offers
that NAV be made for the purchase of the said
property
AT PRIVATE SALE.
JAMES MURDAUGH, President of
Office, &C., Bank of Va, at Portsmouth.
WM. H. WILSON, Cashier
oc2tds
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"a - . IL w "A IN J. D-lO take
Freight to Murfreesboro, n. c., and to re-
load for this port.
Apply to
MORRIS, GWATHMEY & CO.,
oc9-tf No. "a, Wide Water Street
VTIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the
y Clerks Office of the County Court of Nanse-
mond County on Monday, the 4th day of Septem-
Der, 1865
Alexander Fl. Ashburn, Plaintiff.
against In covenant,
James NJ c. Luke, VIM. H.
Luke and Isaac V. Luke, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANTS the sum of six hundred and thirteen dol
lars, due for interest, on a writing under seal,
dated the 18th Of November, 1859; and to subject
the Estate of the defendant, James NJ. C. Luke,
in the County of Nansemond. to the payment of
the same and the plaintiff having by his Attor-
ney filed his declaration, and the defendant, Jas.
NJ O. Luke, not having been served with the pro-
cess in this suit, nor with a copy of the attach
ment issued herein, it is ordered that the defend
ant James NJ c. Luke, do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect his interests; and
that a copy of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Dag Book,
a newspaper published in the city of Nor folk, and
be posted at the front door of the Court House of
this County on the first day of the next County
Court thereof
A Copy Teste,
PETER B. PRENTIS, Clerk
JOHN R. KILBY, p. q, sepzS-th4t
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INRESH DRUGS, &c.--We are daily
i receiving supplies of choice articles, bought
for cash, at lowest market rates, which we offer
at fair advance. We enumerate: Taylors Lon
don Mustard, Taylor's Bermuda Arrow Root,
Chamois Skins, Sponges, fine Perfumery and
fish Mortars, Powers Wrightman's Chemicals,
Pat. Medicines and Tooth Preparations, Paints,
Oils, &c.
sep30-tf NJ. A. & G.. A. SANTOS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS.
Str. j. I. Brady, Lands, FIN Baltimore.
Str. Georgeanna, Cannon I'm Baltimore,
Str. Appold Halves, FIN Boston.
Str. Eolus, McCarrick, I'm Cherrystone
Str. Dictator, Deering, FIN Richmond.
Str. Thos. Collyer, Mitchell, FIN Richmond.
Schr. Actor, Mann, FIN N. c.
Sloop Monarch Shields I'm Richmond, coal to
Santos Bro
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OTICE.-The Ship Carpenters OF
~ Portsmouth are invited to meet at the City
Hall in that city on Thursday night at I O'clock,
to consider matters of Importance to themselves.
Ship Carpenters and Mechanics generally, from
Norfolk, are also respectfully invited to attend.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
ONLY TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM
THE CITY OF NORFOLK

The undersigned offers for sale the well known
FARM, on the Elizabeth River, only two and a
half miles from Norfolk, belonging to Col. E. C.
Lindsey.
This Farm is beautifully and delightfully."- sit
uated, being bounded on two sides by the Eliza
beth River, and within full view of the mouth of
James River. The DWELLING HOUSE is com
modious, and with small expenditure in the
way of repair, can be made very comfortable
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

RU C s, PAIN t s c i.
u bbls, Bright Copperas; Is bbls. Ven. Red
and Red Ochre 4 tons White Lead and Zinc )
bbls. Alum; ) bbls. EPSON Salts; bbls. Sal
Soda; 600 lbs. Cream Tartar 1000 lbs. Saler-
atus
The above, with many other staple goods, were
bought at close rates for cash. and will be sold in
same manner. 8..
octs-tf NJ, A. & C. A. SANTOS.
[0ld Dominion copy.
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NOR SALE.--I will sell my property,
No. SO, Catharire Street, as it is, altogether,
or in three Lots, to-wit: A Lot on Catharine
Street, and fronting a Lane, the House and Lot
on the Lane, and good Lot on Avon Street, all
under the same enclosure. Now is good
chance for Building Lot or Lots, and a House to
live in. Call early, must SELL
oc4-lw# w. B, DIGGS.
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F R U l 7 S

There is upon this Farm an excellent young
Orchard of Apple, Pear, Peach, and Cherry
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One part Of this Farm has been used for several
years past as Race Track, and has been pro-
nounced by those who have seen it, to be one of
the finest in the South
The Farm contains one hundred and fifty acres,
and is in high state of cultivation. The soil is
well adapted to the growth of Corn, Wheat,
Peas, and Vegetables OF all kinds.
As an additional inducement to purchasers
will state that this is regarded as one of the most
healthy locations in the 0icintty Of Norfolk.
Persons desiring to purchase, may learn further
particulars in regard to this Farm, by applying
So 's W the s ass 1n Hote Street,
oc4-2aw4w JAMES w. HINTON.
VNHE BOARD OF HEALTH VIII
meet at the office of DR.. A. T. Bell, this
"wednesday at o'clock, P. NJ.
By order of
oe4-1t President.
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EEGH, BROS. 81 PHELPS,
Aucfi9nfers and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. 8, East Side Roanoke Square,

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
The undersigned respectfully announce that
they have this day associated themselves together
for the purpose of conducting the A UCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in all its various
branches.
Particular attention given to the (pubic or
private) SALE OF REAL ESTATE, Stocks.
Merchandise of every description, Furniture, man.
ufactured Tobacco, Country Produce Cargo
Sales, &c. aJa
Sales Of Real Estate, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &C., attended to in any part of the CITY
or country, upon most favorable terms
Liberal Cash Advances made on consienments,
and account sales promptly rendered and settled.
Our Senior Jas. Y. Leigh) offers his services
to the old friends and customers of Leigh & Bro.
and will be glad to serve them in our new house.
JAS. Y. LEIGH,
Late of Leigh Bro,
JOHN p. LEIGH,
Late Of ]. W. Whtehurst e. Co..
G. RICHARD PHELPS,
ocS-lm Late of Lynchburg, Virginia.
DAGS! BAGS!-- 5000 BAGS. for
L Grain and Dried Fruits, two and four bush
els each, for sale.
| oc3-3t LEPAGE BROTHERS
NOTICE.--C ON Merchants and
| N Mechanics Bank, Norfolk, for, One Tbous-
and Dollars, can be purchased on APPLYING at of
| fee of DAY R0OK
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FISH AND OYSTERS.

Immediately in front of the Dwelling is fine
Fishing Beach, and with but little trouble or ex-
pense, every variety of Fish can be caught.
Oysters in abundance are to be had within a
stones throw of the shore.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-19
EDCCATfOy.

Your attention is called 70 the report Of
the Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
and the suggestions AMI recommendations
contained in it, The School Law requires
amendments in several important particu-
lars. ami it is believed that the fund can
he materially increased without adding to
the hurihens of the people % the State.
While Indiana has larger school fund
than any other State. she has not, by any
means, the best system of common schools.
Money alono will not make good schools.
and an indispensable requisite is educated
and disciplined teachers. The necessity
for State Normal School has been Sc
verely felt for many years, and earnestly
urged by the most eminent teachers and
friends of education. Indeed, lam -sstis-
fed from my own observation, and the re-
corded experience of other States. that our
system of common shoots can never even
approach to what it ought to be. until an
institution shall be established in which
teachers shall be trained and disciplined for
their high and honorable calling. a few
thousand dollars diverted every year from
the school fund revenue for this purpose,
would soon make the expenditure Of the
balance vastly more beneficial to the chill
dren of the Slate. When we consider the
magnitude of the school fund. the wealth
OF the State, and the ability cf onr people
to pay taxes for the advancement Of educa-
tion. there is no reason why we may not
have system of common schools cqual to
that of any other State, save tbe absence
of qualified teachers, and these we shall
never have in sufficient numbers, until a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-19

them forward. This 1 determined to do
if possible. The honor and humanity of
the State demanded that the operations Of
the Benevolent Institutions should not
again be suspended, ond the peace and Sc
curi,y of the people of the State required
that the convicts in the Penitentiaries
should not be turned loose upon society
before their time The financial report
will show that L was generously sustained
by the constituted authorities Of various
counties. by many private persons, and by
one railroad corporation, to all of whom
| desire in the most public manner TO re-
turn my thanks. The money thus obtain
ell. added to the profits OF the State Arse
nal, was sufficient to support the Bnevo
lent Institutions. AMI Penitentiaries, and
deilay all other civil expenses. from the
time the duty of providing for them de-
volved upon me until the first day Of jan
nary, 1865. leaving a balance OF the civil
fund in my hands of IS, 76S %.
The annua! reports Of the Boa III Of
Trustees of the Benev olent Institut ions
are herewith laid before You, from which
it will appear that when the high prices of
all articles that enter into their consump-
tion are consi cred, that they are car
ried on with more economy. and at less
cost, than at any former period in their
history. This statement | am advised is
fully sustained by careful examination
and comparison ofthe reports of their ex-
penditures from the time of their first es-
tablishment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-19
STATE TREAsURER's EEpoRT.

The condition of the Treasury will be
presented in the report of Mr.. Brett, the
State Treasurer. While have had occa-
sion to except strongly to his policy in
several respects referred to in this message,
it is but just to say that in others the all
mini,ilaton OF his Department has been
entirely satisfactory.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-19
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.


ment to a speedy and successful issue.
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
The late Legislature adjourned without
making formal appropriations for the sup.
port of the Benevolent Institutions. and
the Penitentiarcs. Without, attempting
to enter into the history nf tho transactic ms
of that body. or the cansesc which led to
its disruption. it is enough to say. that it
was so c. instituted, and adjourned under
such circumstances. as forbade the idea OF
harmonious and beneficial action to the
State. should it be re-assem bied in extra
session. The Auditor and Treasurer
promptly decided that no money could be
drawn from the Treasury for. the support
OF these institutions. because Of the absence
of legal appropriations for that purpose
To this conclusion offered nc objection,
although IN my own opinion. an -appropri-
alton for the support Of the benevolent in
stitutions was the clear legal result of the
constitutional provision, aud the statutes.
creating them and providing for their sup
por, and it is very certain, that had the
same literal construction been adopted in
regard to them, and the Peni,eni iaries,
that was extended to the payment of the
State Printer. they soll all have been
supported from the treasury. ssv al. ,.ssi
IN As the matter stood, the operations of
all these institutipns-uness it was the
Southern Penitentiary-must have. been
suspended, or must procure moneys ont
side af the treasury with rh,,h 70 corrv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-19
he gepnblitan.
OFFICE,
Oper ParshingS' Drag Store.
T. " ATTINGh
PUBLISHER AND PRoPRIEToR.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

Oae squire of D )cms or less, three weeks, or
I.ss, 81 N, each additional insertion % cents
Llrgcr alv vertiscments in proportion Less than
h,lft square to be chlrged as half square, over
h ,If pure to he charged whole square.
Agents in other towns and cities viii be allow
ed twenty five perc ent commission. but no ad-
~ertisement, of any kind. will be inserted at less
than regular rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-04

THERE is good sleighing all the way from
Idaho City to Walla Walla. There is about
ten inches of snow at the latter place.
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Agents for the idaho World.

A. P TURNER, Carrier and General Agent idaho city.
THes. BoFcE northeast corner Montgomery and Wash
ington street, up stairs, San Francisco Cal.
G. R. STREET Cal. Express Office, Marysville, Cal.
S. =. MCCORMICK, Portland, Oregon:
M. J. ALLPHIN, Dalles city, Oregon.
Coz. Coz. TI0s. los, Z, GRAY Canyon city, Oregon.
All. BRowN-Wells, Fargo Co.'s agent, Auburn, Or
POWELL Co., UmatiIla, Oregon.
A. A. MIX, Walla Waila.
WV. CHAPMAN, Jr., Pioneer city.
X. B. WALLACE, Centerville.
Nj. B. MOORE, Placerville.
S. L. CARR, Boise city.
c. L. GOODRICH, Rocky Bar.
Fl. O. PURDY, Silver city, (0wyhee,)
w. GREENwELL, Ruby city.
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Democratic Central Committee. Ada Co.

Proceedings of Democratic Mass Meeting
held at Boise City, Ada county, I. T., Janua-
~ Both, 1865, for the purpose of appointing
"a Democratic Central Committee
On motion of Mr.. Duvall, DR.. J. s. Mel
teeney was nominated and elected to the
Chair
On motion of Mr.. Short, VIM. A. Yates was
nominated and elected Secretary of the
meeting.
Mr.. Short moved to proceed to elect mem
bers-nomlnated Mr.. Chas. Warren.
Mr.. Duvall moved an amendment, as follows
The Chair to appoint Committee OF FIVE,
who shall appoint the said County Commit
tee. Voted down.
Mr.. Warren nominated and elected.
Mr.. Buckley nominated Daniel Stewart
elected.
Mr.Agnew nominated E. G. elected.
On motion of Mr.. Buckley, That the Sec
retary be requested to forward a copy of pro-
ceedings to the Idaho WORLD for publication.
Carried unanimously.
Mr. Duyall moved an adjournment. Carried.
J. S. McITEENEY, Chairman
WIN. A. YATES, Secretary.
THERE is good sleighing all the way from
Idaho City to Walla Walla. There is about
4np ;nohnc oF cpou o4 tba lo+tor r1ooo
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foil as mad scheme, and as destructive to
the best interests of the Territory, as ever
entered the brain of fanatic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
General Bidwen on Bolting.

An assembage of persons styling themselves Union mel
at Pences Ranch Butte county, to nominate Boirs
ticket and report having been circulated that General d
well tscty aiding the movement, committee oil cit
o orove communicated with him in regard to the re-
port From his reply which appeared in the last number o
the Record We make the following extract:
Il opposed to anything and everything which may ehu
to distract and weaken the Union Party and am not o @
who believe the organization has fnled its mission ana
should therefore be disbanded.
As regards the Mass Meeting be held at Pences Ranch
have had nothing do with getting up; do not tacy.
openly any other aid approve the movement
but the contrary have constantly and openly couseed
against it,
General Bdwe is the Congressman elect from this Dis
trict the choice of all Union last November He
takes the broad ground that everything should he avoided
and deprecated which will distract and weaken
the Union party of this State Are there the
ty who the then, but who
ate dssention and in defeat; Are there not
who would almost have been disfranchse
have voted for General Bdwefs opponentack
Tempebut who talk Of supporting and helping into pow
the very opposition which they manully battled
then. Let all heart-those who the prn-
cpes of the great Union paryheed the amontion offered
General Bidwells reply to the Oroville committee
MINERS Am important notice, over the sigma
ture of Assistant Assessor kelton, and addressed
to the mining fraternity, appears in to-day S
paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

Nor ExAcrLY.-We understand that Mason
Robinson, the opposition, L Union-Democratic can
didate for County Treasurer says we have called
him copperhead. Never said it, but did inti-
mate once on the street, and in company, as we
saw Mr.. Robinson with secesh tugging at one
arm. and Union bolter at the other, that he was
training in strange and dangerous company.
Funny what stories will get afoat during polit-
ical campaign. We call Robinson Copperhead,
and knowing his Union procliyities so well
Pshaw Had we not heard that Robinson did
on the night which the news of President Lin
coins assassination was received, propose to
shoulder his musket (if somebody else would go
with him) and proceed forthwith to slaughter
every secessionist who might cross his path !.
and that he proposed to come directly from juno
ton City to Weaverville, and = start in on a
certain :" crowd here. might have said it.
We never called Robinson a copperhead. know
ing that he was from the loyal State of Maine,
and supposing that he must be loyal too. Know
we never called Robinson copperhead, because
we did not think it worth while knowing, as
everybody else does. that he is not at all in the
way OF the regular Union candidate for Treasur-
er, and that he stood much better chance of
being appointed Minister to St. Stephens n B.,
than of being elected Treasurer of Trinity coun-
ty. Under the circumstances don't think we
ever said that Robinson was Copperhead. If
we did we take it back
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLOS-
ID ure of mortgage and order of sale, issued out
of the District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of California, in and for the
county of Trinity, in the action of John P. Jones
against Stephen Osborn, duly attested on the 2lst
day of August, A. D., 1865, am commanded to
sell all of the following described property, to
wit % All of one undivided hale part, share or
interest in and to the property heretofore known
as Osborn & Nichols mining claim and proper
ty, situate about one mile west of the village of
North Fork, in the county of Trinity and State
of California, consisting of the mining claims on
Hydraulic HILL adjoining the claims of Holmes
and Smith, together with the tools. sluice boxes,
ETC., belonging thereto. Also, the cabin there
situate, and the utensils. Also, the second wa
ter right in Logan's Gulch, with the ditch con-
veying said water to the mining claims above
mentioned, together with appurtenances and
privileges, all being situate in said county and
State. Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, September 25th,
A. D., 1865, between the hours of clock, A.
NJ. and clock, P. NJ, at the Court House door
in the town of Weaverville, ] will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder, for
ash.-Weavervile, Sept. 2, 1868.
Bats. R. CLIFFORD, Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

HAY FoRK.-We visited that section of the
county this week, and declare ourself highly
pleased with not only the country, but with the
excellent road by which reach there. A press
of other matter incident on the approach of cleo
ton prevents from making the reference TO it
which we otherwise should Due attention will
be given to it hereafter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

New OFFIcERs.-At the regular annual cleo
ton of officers of the Douglas City Rifles, held
tain, E. A Kelton lst Lieut., A. R. Earl; I'd
Lieut., J. J. Kellogg Sd Lieut.. E. D. Swift :;
lst Sergt., s. l. Thayer I'd Sergt., John Hurst !;
Sd Sergt., E. L. Muzzy 4th Sergt., NJ. Bennett :;
5th Sergt., S. D. Knight Color Bearer, A. S.
Morse Drummers, ]. D. Wales, Chas. Schade
Frank Mabie Fifer, T E. Jones.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

men of the opposition party, and now and then
a renegade from the Union ranks are endeavor-
ing to convince the people that Mr.. Walter is the
httest person for the office of Tax Collector. To
our notion they could show more abundant
reasons why he should not be. He is no more
entitled to the office than Vallandingham is to
be Governor of Ohio, Ben. Wood of New
York For three years he has been the leading
spirit in the Copperhead ranks, the champion
advocate of that kind of Democracy in this coun-
ty, and always on platform which came direct
ly in contact with the aims and endeavors of the
Government and those who administered the
laws We can hardly conceive how such an one
can have the hardihood to ask for office now,
much less expect to get one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
NOTICE TO MINERS.

Shall pay for each and every License the sum of
TEN DOLLARS. Every person,
firm or Company who shall employ others in the
business of mining for coal, or for gold, silver,
copper, lead iron zinc, spelter or other miner
ais, not having taken out license as a manu-
facturer and no other, shall be regarded as a mi
ner under this Act prorided, that this shall not
apply to any miner whose receipts from his mine
shall not exceed annually ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS
This License is now due and will be assessed
on all persons, firms or Companies whose gross
receipts exceed one thousand dollars annually.
f. A. KELTON, Assist Assessor.
sth Division, 9Th Dist, Cal
Douglas City, Aug 30, 1865. 34.2i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

MRs GEN. WRIGHr.-The body of this much
esteemed lady was found near Trinidad on the
2rd twas taken to Humboldt Bay, to be placed
in a coffin preparatory to being sent to San
Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
Election Returns.

We desire furnish in the issue of the JOURNAL
full possible Of the the county, and shall
lie greatly obliged any election officer friend who will
forward transcript of the of his precinct 1t is but
moments work copy it from the tally list. and will
greatly assist furnishing the correct of the county
Mt the earliest opportunity.