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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

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CAUTION.

E-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
TIE virtues OF BUNS crDRos B1Ess any such there
BE- read the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into tss army will the
lives % thousands ~ our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, June ID, 1853.
We the usdsrsEEed save the good effects Of DR..
JoHS BuLL's CkDEos BIrrss 10 Of general debility
and prostrsop Of the system and believe its general
weuld prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly woud this be the
especially those who are exposed to the nssnaiie n-
hTences in the Southern climate
vAJ PHILIP sPEKI
Collector Int. Rev. 81 MS. ky
CHAs. B. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port OF Louisville, Ky.
COL. a DENT,
Provost Marshal General % Kentueky
REV. u. p. HENDERson,
Vice President OF Sanitary Commission
HARyEY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publishers Dcryerst.
GRO. r DoERN,
Proprietor Louisville AhisEsr.
HUGHES q PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Coed, Dealers, x.ir street, Lsss-
vile, Ky.
DAVIS GREEN CO..
Wholesale Shss Dealers, Man street, Lsss,Il..
HART NAPoTHgk,
TdtsOgTsphers. eetHsr xArkst ssd Third streets,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Tbf,d saa Msrsss .ts ,
Louisville, Ey.
CAPT. s. y. HILDRETE,
OF the steamer AsleT AnSsrs.B.
MAJ. l.. I. THURSToE.
PaymasteT Y. 4. Army
=. n NErCALF,
National EOis, Louisville, ky
col. JESSE BAYLEs,
4th Kentueky C.ysir-
GEORGE D. PRETTICF
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE sT
DAILY, kEEFEK a RUSH,
IL soz.h Nsrs1ixa ST.. I.di ana polls.
4sclG'e4-dlykwl2toan
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ID i n . @ O Il s..
aon. JOSEPH X. MCDONALD, indianapolis, Indiana
Z" JOHN X. CoFFR0rH, Huntington. Indiana.
WM. DALE, New York City.
" JOSEPH w. NEWLlN, Attlca, Indiana
- JOS. RlSTINE, Covington Indiana.
z. NJ. MCDONALD, Covington, Indiana
DAVID WEBB, Coyington, Indiana.
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Clergyman, while residing 10 South Americs,
sisnary discovered safe and simple remedy FOR the
Care Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases OF the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train Of dis
order. brought by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the Afflicted and unfoitu-
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using thi,
medicine, In sealed envelope to any who needs a.
Free Of CAdr0e.
Please nclOse post paid envelope addressed to your
sel.. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
sepe-dly Station d, Bible House, View York City.
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ssGreat oaks from Little Acorn,
Crow

The worst diseases known te the human race spring
from CAUSES 90 small 10 almost defy detection.-
The volumes Of scientific lore that ll the tables and
shelves Of the medical fraternity only 90 prSvs aud
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves While ysu may. The smallest
pmple on the skin tstas and indicator Of disease
II nav fade and die away from the surface OF the body
but It will reach the vitas perhaps. at last and death be
the result and final close kaggel's Bilious Dyspepic,
Burns, scats Chibains, Cuts, aud all sbrssiOns Of the
.kin MaggieIs Save s nfsllble Sold BY Naggel, -
Fusn street New York, and sn Druggists IS cents
per box. auE2s-d&vIy
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BOARD HORSES,
LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL.

guNHE MKT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL or
il the Northwestern Christian University, at Ind.
annapolis, will commence the fret Monday OF December
and continue four months.
The Professors Of this Insttuton are Hon David Nc.
Donald, LII D. o. =. Distrct Jddge for this State; Hon
Charles A Ray Of the Judges of the Supreme Cour,
OF lndans and Hon. Albert q. Porter late Reporter o
the supreme Court OF Indiana The character of these
gentlemen ss lawyers give sufficient tbst the
school will be conducted ably and efficiently
The Course OF Instruction will embrace two annual
sessions OF four months each. The object give
every student such training IN the various branche.
OF the Common Law and Equity In the Code OF Practice
and Pleading in Constitutional Law and in the Jurs
prudence OF the United States 10 enable him TO enter
on the practice successfully distraction will be gven
oy day lectures and rectSons In The Text Books
weekly Meot Court.
The tuition - sI5 per session. payable in advance.
This embraces All fees except the diploma Fee which
Is S.
For further psrtcalsrs address Hon. David Mcdonald
at indianapolis. ELIJAH GOODWIN
sep22- 2-clm Pres. Board Directors, n w u
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE I
LOUIS LANG,
- south Meridian Street.
rGENTTNrT prrrr rr~-
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

uNPOkfEk OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE vIxns.
Otara and Cornisc Brsndies; Holland C4n: Jsnslcs
KAN end cordias Also dealer in Cstsvea wines otf,
al Sparkling Of The meat approved brs.1s B.ures.
mh.sHy, Peach br.ndys Csia~ba Brandy: sts-6 Ale.
Porter and Beer and Bsrs Of rArous knds Tb~ss ar
tees are al offered Tor sale By ihe bottle or larger
quantities.. Oalv RAfss Woe for s1Ie on drsscA
LkPoRTED CIGARS and TOBACCO. of -. ohsscsss
srancs, vii b kept constantly On hand.
~ lsHaying Cited Up neat estahlishnenf. and sGus-
nS for sale only pure articles I'D Of the best gual
The Subscriber hopes recsive, ss he solcits fSsr
share ef the pstronsss - The pusls
nsrl7-df LOUIS LAua.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of warn
ing and instractisn for Young Men. Also, and
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and se1us
free. in sealed envelopes Address DR.
sKILIIy HoUGHToN. Hswsrd AssccIs;isn, Phnsdel-
phia, Pa. aPrl-dkwly
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

"1HEhEAS, the Common Ceabeil os the City OF In
w tiaDspoiis, 10 session August ssth ls65 adopted
the following resolution
,ra ~ ~. .pn,sn % - 'ns ne .S1e asnse. szisss
pbobis; therefore. be Il
Resolved, That the Mayer be and he hereby directed
TO issue his proclsnson against dogs running large
for sixty days. secordng to the provision. Of the ord
nance on that subject.
Therefore, the undsrs .ned Mayor OF said city, pGT
OF such direction issues this proclamation,
dsrng and requiring all persons owning and bsrb-sng
any animal Of the dog kind conns the for sixty
days from and after the frEt day of September 1885,
good and sufficient means, 10 bis her house house.
store or yard 20 preven; the from biting or being
bitten hy other animals, or 20 cause fae - be
surely asd carefully nazzled.
All persons falling 70 comply with tke foregoing re-
qurenents are liable 20 be fined twenty dollars and Il
lawful fer any person 20 kill and q is the duty of the
policemen 20 s, ell dogs found ranniny atlarge without
wearing muzzle as above mentioned.
witness my signature, ana ths sea- Of said city. ths
3oth day 81 August, 1855.
aa1l-da J. GAVIN, Esyor.
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Washington City, ID. e..

- s. FAHNESroCK, late Exanirsr Y. Q. Patent
-. Once. Fer references Circulars- Gen. II %.
A. korri4 Gen, Jns Lore and Gen. J. J. RsyneldA
iy4p-den
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OFFIcE-Souh side Public Square. Csuing-
ton, Indiana

rUNHE Company holds by lease, And In fee, sbopl
u twenty thousand OF the most select coat
lands in Western lcdiana bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river. Maps Of these lands may be The
Office of the Company, In Covngton, Ind the oce Of
VIM. Dale, No. 2j Park Place, n. City, the office VI
Hon. Y. Coffroth, Huntington, Indiana and at the
office OF Roach aid, Indi annapolis.
A reference to the report OF the Hon. David Dale
Owen, late State Geologist will show that these lands
situate In the midst Of the finest coal fields OF the
State, abonndng also IN SAL iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nesrihe mouth Of Coal Greek. where The Company hAs
large quantities Of lands sst has been
equal IN quality TO the kanawha. This water was pro-
cured some 80 years ago By boring ser, the
ondaga salt finding its wsy down the wabash and Erie
able 10 compete with IT, abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie ia close proximity "a the " sbssh
and krie Canal, some Of them upon its banks.
M. John kcAznomy, the business agent OF the
psny, has returned from tour Of observation OF the oil
regions OF Pennsylvania convinced that the lands leased
by the company, in Fountain and PArks countless bss,
surface indications present themselves song analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found ON French
Greek, Pennsylv snis where the greatest quantity and
the most valuable on Is found Mr. Mcaanomy has puF
chased for the company the most approved machinery,
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and
pairing with experiences workmen the speedy develop
men Of the hidden treasure Of the lands ofhe conpsny
AL the ndices OF coal oil, found 10 localities where il
has been procured, strongly marked in various To-
cetes ot the lands OF the Company, afoEdi1g evety
rational prospect of success The company thinks
necessary MAKE any other reference 10 the character
Of the snd other than the report and map referred
too, 900 Of the stock, being 1000 shares Ia proposed
By the Company TO be oeered In the market
par value, being s25 per share for the purpose Of
aiding the Company in speedy development OF the
lands. spr25-dkrtf
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PARTNER SHIP,
Notice Of Copartnership.
CoPARTNERSHIP.

n HAVE associated with myself In the Livery, sale
u and boarding Stable Business John A. Drew whs
from this day has become partner in said busuers
The business % the frm VII b. conduc,ed !. II.
oid stand No 10 Ess; Pearl street, n she % ts
Sentinel Building.
Thanking the pubic Cor past patronage 1 hsp. the,
s,sv see ~ 20 c0rfinus the same.
JOHN =. SULLIVAN,
of SULLIVAN a DRSp
indianapolis, Nay .. lssS-nys-dtf
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CHEESE.
NOTICE.

~ UARTERNAsTRRs. LINE AND PIRLD OFFICERS
Sk retiring from the Veteran Service either by mus
ter out resignation can have all fheir papers Fitted
with correctness and dispatch a. Col Bskes Military
Claim Agency, opposite Metropolitan Thea,sr. Me-
tAry ~ bile is ia the oc1ce
!eie-dr JOHN ". BLAKH
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Atlantic and Great western
- III s q = 81 :
r. AILW A Y.
BROAD GUiGE TO NEW YORK.
Two Through Trains Daily
VIA URBANA.
BETWEEN
CINCINNATI and NEW YORK
And the Oil Regions of Penn,

FuNHE A. & G. W. RAILWAY COMPANY ARE DE
u termined to do everything in their power e
make the Broad Guage the quickest, safest and mos
comfortable railway in the country. The engines
cars and other equipments entirely new and OF the
most modern and improved patterns. unequaed by any
other line this continent. The iron the entire line
Is new and heavy, and the bridges all and safe
The scenery is not surpassed BY any oherline The car:
are wide, roomy and well ventilated.
Passengers leaving Indianapolis al $50 A. NJ, by the
Columbus Indianapolis Central make close connection
at Urbana with the $40 A. u. Express Of Cincinnati
the T:to Y. N Night Express, Columbus Indisnspoli.
Central also makes close and certain connection al Ur
bsna with the Night Express the A. A q. W. Rail
way, which leaves Cincinnati at 1850 p. NJ.
Through Tickets for sale a; the Union Depot Indian
hpos an! at all the principal ticket offices R the East
and West.
Baggage checked through Rate. Of fare as low as by
any other route.
In asking for your tickets be they read via Allan
tie Great Western Railway
For particulars in regard 20 the route. &c, small
bills and maps.
r. f. FULLER, D. McIAREN
Gen'l Ticket Agent. Gent sup'i
J. BURGESS BROWN.
Passenger Agent A. 4 G. W. Railway,
oetl0dtnovI INDIANAPOLIS, ISD
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MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANToscorIo sPECTACLES
THE BEST IN USE.

IMPROVED PANTOsCOrlC SPECTACLES
THE BEST IN USE.
Moses Spectacles are made of the
finest materials, and best workman
ship, fairly represented, and sold at
their fair value
MOSES improved Pantoscopis
Spectacles combine advantages me
chauical and philosophical to be
found in no other Spectaclcs Offered
in the West.
Moses improved Spcctacles L,t
only give clear and distinct vision,
do not weary or fatigue the eye, but
tend to strengthen and preserve the
sight.
Cdution--No Ages.fs or Psdlors elapI--ed.
u Send for a circular containing full des
crptic n, prices, SC, and how to ensure perfect
iii and have them sent by Wail. Address
l.. w MOSES, Opticiaa,
so East Washington ST.. indianapolis, Ind.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
THE CHINESE DINNER ~ SAN
FRANCISCO.

DR.. BowLEs, OF the Springfield Mass Re-
publican gives the following description OF the
Chinese dinner given 10 the CoLFAI party at San
Francisco:
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INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS or THE STATE
OF INDIANA.

WILLIAM DALE, OF New York, President,
JOSEPH RlsTINE, Covington, Vice President,
w. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JANKS W. KING, Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-13
A ACoD,mI.,Ion 10 Try Davis.

The rumor that JEFF. DAVIS Is to be tried
by military commission seems to receive
some confirmation, according to our dis
patches. The New York World has the fol-
lowing on this subject which we cordially
indorse AM N,
"The apparently authoritative announce
ment, which comes from Washington that
JEFF. DAVIS Is not to be handed over to the
civil courts, but Is to be tried before a
military commission. will excite keen re-
gret, II not a much warmer feeling, among
the best and soundest people of all par
ties.
"The advisers of the President are mad
to do this thing. DAVIS was delivered into
their hands baffled and ruined conspira-
tor, disliked at the South, and jeered at at
the North; but the violation of all decen-
cy, justice and magnanimity which is
shown in sending him before military
commission, organized, as all such are, to
convict will give him the pity of the one
section, and the hearty sympathy of the
other. f.r. ..... g.
'.Nor Is this all. DAVIS crime was his
violation of the Constitution of the United
States. President JOHNSON commits pre-
cisely the same crime in trying to punish
him in this illegal way, without the excuse
which DAVIS had as the representative of
five millions of people. We hope there is
some mistake in this report, and that the
truth is, that advantage has been taken OF
President JoHNsoN's absence from Wash
ington to circulate this scandalous rumor
to his discredit." .a... ,,.a ....,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-13
Negro Views About Slavery and
b3iis RIO the President. ri9 OEd

In the late Abolition meeting at Farm
ipgton, Mass, where Wendell Phillips held
forth. VIM. Welles Brown, a negro orator,
also spoke. He said: w ~ l'1l'l5 li!i
slavery in name has been crushed, but in
fact it is strong as ever. The men In rebel
lion year ago, are being installed In power
wherever the President can put them. The
rebellion has closed too soon, or the wrong
man is in the Presidential chair to close it.
The President is trying to get the start Of
Congress by placing rebels In office in The
reclaimed States, If the South is TO be in
the, Union, 1t should not be In the hands Of
the enemies OF the Union. The Union ele-
ment in the Southern States is the black ele-
ment. One thing is certain. If there ever
was time for Abolitionists, it Is the pres
ent hour. Two hundred thousand black
men, Injured to arms, will give the South
erners some trouble. [Applause.l If the
Government fails to protect the black man,
I hope we shall have St, Domingo over
again, Twill 60 down South and help them
In the work" =, ~ tul9st 3ii1ff4
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EOrd's Theater Again I'm Military
1MEjsB Possession. tt58H 4
Washington special to The Cine

A Washington special to The Cncinndtt
Gazette, under date of July 10, says; r,,,-
I The reopening of Fords theater did not
take place this evening, as announced. The
building has been closed by orders from the
War Department. Late this afternoon a
squad Of Veteran Reserves again took
charge Of the establishment, and people
who came with 'tickets'to seek admission,
were told that their money would be re-
funded. Mr., Ford loses about. nine hum
dreg dollars the expenses of scenery, etc.,
by, this .faupre., ,zrs rfgsyss,r. ,.-,r.
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- A Farce, UnwOrthy the Name of
-fR ng.vhqG Trial" t.r...,..- NJ.

a
I'D A few days ago, we printed military
order, releasing from arrest a gentleman
who had been tried and convicted by a mil
1itary commission. He was released by or
der of General HOOKER, who characterized
the proceedings of the commission as "a
farce, unworthy the name of trial." Judg-
N ing from what we witnessed not long ago
at Cambridge, it will be necessary soon to
Officially pronounce the proceedings of the
commission sitting there, a greater "farce."
THAT has already been done, unofficially, by
many of the people who attend 'the trial."
They are unable to comprehend why citi-
zens, charged with murder, should, in time
Tof profound peace, when the. e.eivil courts
are open and ready to do their whole duty,
be tried by a military commission, and
that, too, in the "loyal'' State of Ohio, and
I'm one Of the most ''loyal" counties OF the
State. 4l D7"'.i~"s a. D....''l'.'
,berPrior to our recent visit to Cambridge,
I'VE had never lookedin upon such an insti-
tuition We frankly admit that the knowl-
J, edge we had Of like commissions. did not
siprepossess us in favor of this one. The
gentlemen who compose it are all stran-
:, y gers to us, and, for aught we know, are
proper persons to discharge the duty as
signed them. There are nine Of them-all
commissioned officers, the highest being
; Colonel and the lowest Lieutenant-who
occupy places on a platform in the Cam
I. 4 \
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what Presidents .JoIlnson woaId
3 do wish ssena.ors Summer and
oWade. sR aIa1Ln alle-S hatfn-L

The proposition by Mr.. Phillips that the
President should surrender his Judgment to
the dictation of Mr.. Sumner, is not likely
to be favorably received by a gentleman
who said on the floor of the United States
: Senate, Had l the power, IIwould trans
port to some remote island, in some tin-
known sea, the leaders and chiefs Of the
two great ultra factions, who have put this
Union and the peace ofthe country In great
and constant danger. / refer to such men
as the Senators from Ohio and Massachu
setts {Messrs. Wade and Sumner), on the
one hand, and to the Senator'S from South
Carolina and Texas Rhett and Wigfall), on
the other, and would condemn them to
remain there, apart from the rest Of the
world, and leave them to carry on their
.baneftil agitation among themselves, to the
great relief of q country which they man.
age to keep in perpetual peril and turmoil" !"
- EhQstYer. ll34l 1QJ jfoi diiDi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-13
New Advertisements.
For 5ale.
To George Kinsel, Susan Kinsel, Charles
Mourer, Catharine a. Mourer, and Alice
I " Mourer: 90 4TT-.'

To George kinsel, Susan kinsel, Charles
Mourer, Catharine A. Mourer, and Alice
! V.Mourer: 2 t%H iFf 4
UOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
" that on the 7th day of July 1885, w illiam Msny-
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, petit
ton alleging that on the 10Th day Of November,
1892 the said Jacob Mourer. then in full life, enter
cd into contract, in writing, with Philip smith for
the sale Of the following described real estate to-
bourne, in Franklin county, Ohio, upon the Follow
ing terms: Five hundred dollars to be paid as ol-
lows Fifty dollars by the first day OF December,
1862, and fifty dollars every succeeding six months,
with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum
until the whole is paid, and when The same IS psi9
the saio Jacob Mourer agrees to execute to the SAID
Philip SY ith warranty deed for the properly dc,
Jacob Mourer, in his lifetime, the sum OF one nun
dred and fifty dollars, and to said William Mony-
penny administrator Of the estate of jacob Mourer
deceased, the sum of three hundred aud eight :
three dollars and eighty eight cents, making, IN all
the sum of five hundred and thirty:three dollars and
eighty eight cents paid by said Philip smith on
said contract which is full satisfaction thereof that
said premises and that George kinsel. susan AIN
sci, Charles Mourer, Catharine Mourer. and Alice v.
Mourer are the heirs at law and LEGAL represents
tiyes of the said decedent.
The prayer of the petition is for authority to ma
deed To said Philip Smith, in behalf OF said heirs
at law and legal representative pursuant to said
Contract Said petition will be for hearing on the
18th day of August, 1867 or as soon thereafter as
leave Of the Court can be obtained.
WILLIAM M0NYPENNY,-
Administrator Of Jacob Mourer, deceased.
july ly1365-dltaW6w TFGf 20 iuHff ~ sEgf4
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
isThasrr...dasy,,' r..disS August sa,h. 1895.


To THE DEMocRAcr OF ONO: ...i d.
-,AState Convention Of the Democracy of
Ohio will be held ut COLUMBUS, ON THURS
DAY, THE Ath DAY OF AuaUsr NEXT, to
nominate candidates for the following Off
oes, and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the Conven-
ton: ..H
GOOernor;; .,.,f,s,- .....,.. /. .,,fi ~
LieateSant- Governor; aa. p. .aI
Treasurer Of State; .o g-a {
o., Supreme Judge, tfull term); ' =
ioSapreme Judge, (vacancy); .r. .l..l; rs
5oAttoyHey General; 'ip.. a.f..
School Commissioner; .1.t
Member Board Of Public Works;
os Clerk Of Supreme Court. .. ..., III, e.
II The ratio of representation will be as fol-
lows: One delegate for each county; an addi!
tional delegate for every 500 votes cast for
General Mcclellan at the last Presidential
election, and an additional delegate for
every fraction OF $50 or more votes SO cast.
This apportionment gives to the counties
respectively the following number OF dele
gates, viz tJiii 1n 10. ~ .H1
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1MxRMtED:I

z On Thursday evening. june %. 1865 at the Church
.ofthe Savior, PhiIadslphia by Rev. 9. a. L. Richs
ards. Mr. JAMES T.aIEvrSE. Of Newark. Ohio. To-
Miss M4RIE w., eldest daughter Of John Cotton.
ESQ, Of PhiIadeIphia.