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GEO REV ArD-LOST OR STOLEN, IN
p')OJI ave rrr, No. a. on the juh inst AZ s
O'Clock T. 81, arud hunting watch. Ihe above teEatd
~ be- paid by delivering the same 10 l. DRUMMER,
2 j, MAIDEN LKnO. No quest IONS aakrd
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IIA Iwenty-eighth Somi Annual Dtyidcnd-rle
trustee Of this Institution have declared the twen ~
eighth somi-annual dividend on all deposits DIV the
IulUs entitled hDrrtOJ al the rate OF 81 Per Cent
per anuum on Al sums " 500 aud under, aIf4 FIVE
Per Cent. rcr annum on amounts exceed NJ SbyO,
Tree Of Government tax payable on and AIT the 10th
duy of .ianuurv. The dividend VIII be- sref1iod IN
der date Of January l. aud n not With rawn will re-
,etyt interest the slluo n. deposit. T. j. BROWN,
President. EDWARD SCllELl- treasurer. &. 4.
ALkOltIj, secretary. B2b
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ST O0O-l AM PREPARED TO PAY
wv the highest each bounty that can ho
paid 10 Nulunt err suLHtutrs iOr one t~O thf,g
year service for army or navy. VIII also pay the
highest hand money 10 any person bringing man to
my oihce, want number Of stout bqya oy,I II
Year, old for any branch OF the ,ervsc Cal eysry
day this week At NY ofi'o At the ferry in IIolokou.
FOLEY, KELLER co. 80
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK
lVl 80 I THIRD AVENUE.
ll,p~4its iI,v lutoi er' from tho lat January.
BASH OHiN DAILY from 10 4. N. to 2 4. NJ, and
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS tom ~ O'Clock.
THOMAS Is STGTLMAN, President.
ISAAC r.. SMITH, secretary. 80
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DAE NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DAE NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
NV YEARS Day N, NEW YEsTsoAr'
GosaE9Is AsToslsnIygi
"o cESf 'St3'vinl. kti f o. 'HrfRAGTioSs
cvrr cshili'rl iu this Muscm on he -,
ANNU Al FESTIVAL OF IHE PEOPLE
OIL frR'f6RN tISSIT'fs NEARLY EVERY HOUR,
~r,Sy o NM ,'ai', r al II shhiSNTAc1r
or. FIRE All Eki.rHL ASD WATER.
p'O'.t OVER sEl Ey uiol AID DOLLARS
THE &9}si NAgS>,IBi,i1GitiE, fClE ;NsTF vs.
nv MOST - rt'W APPOINTMENTS
w wystot11pT0ffEs BoHESIHS GL&ss BLOWERS
TWO GLNss STEAM ENGlNte,
rGr,- fst ciiris. rhrcc Giant. Two pparr. Al
limo Bow Grand Apuaris French MOVING iieui,s.
Twins Uttcr-. Kangaroo. rorcupneS md Nil
Xdms.,ou 80 conu. Chihrcu under ten Is cents i,e
CAMrBEIES MINSTRELS, BOwEKf,
~ Op--i,r spring street
TWO 'rEEFukMANCEs To-Day.
1lIR GTOpLENARA IkOl IE
AND CANrHNLES MINsT1tEis. il1
Nlw \ ORR OTTUALMIC SCHOOL. 1arH
~ ..n ~ MAHCl : + STtrlENSoSs y Nc
ulai course on the An1touv Pathology and Tie %
incut Of n-,asc ct the l!N nj he New fort 0pihe'-
cvcnin4 Jan ~, At o'clock. students of medicine
nnd Tho me Ideal IuuiUHsUu ar invited To ntt"ild.
SOLOMON JENNER, \. Nj lr,sidcut Hoard OF r,u,-
LUf. lc
THE HIppOTHEATRON - HAVE YOU
l. bEEN 10 TlIE ClKCi ~
18th street, UIIo-itc tie Acniomy OF Mu-c,
~ NOT go!
Msiinc,s cvet5 "Wednesday and SATURDAY. 'oe
NANAMBUR GH Il CO.'S MAMMOTH
MENAGtRIE AND
GREAT MORAL ENlllBlllON
5ap and 81 BkOADM Al.
NpFN DAILY FROM ~ 4 ". to luP VI
Ni'h to-. lafrevt Hui uiOrt complete culOr tiun Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
cvus brought 'ogc,hrr either In Eurulc or America
fOi 4 PERFORM hNCtS MN EAk'S,
| & MN, rcing h VI y \, ", ~, ~ ard So 4. 81.
| luIkFE PERFORMANCES DAILY.
| 10 N ., and o'clock, Introducing
! ALI TAR TRAINED ANIMALS
which uriu attractive Il tturv OF the exhibit.
| NFN ARHlN Ms OF
IsNhf AND IN EkkS IlNG SPECIES
au rr.f .UN ut'I'rin; M it'ia Institution, 81 vh ~
tie ont yi utv and rnu pCcuc.H o. its cDl,ct .
| INtISilELN 81 krASSES
! Auyt IH H. '. biud hitherto seen bon AMcrica
| ADMISSION ONIN 70 CENTS.
ADMISSION ONLY % CENTS.
| ADMISSION ONt % CtSTN
ADMISSION uNLl 20 CENIs. IA
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X lNGS COUNTY 9! mt -, SAVINGS 4 BANk-
THoMAs, c; MOORE President.
MARKET SAVINGS BANK. 81 NASSAU

WI SHEET.
New York, Dec. "a, i-t4
.iGnuarv Dividend. A a"mi- annuh dividend iir,o
nom Government tax AT the rate of per cent per
Lnnui all suus oi 70 to t6Ul will be- paid and
after January 10, lNGJ. LUTHER &, CAR TER, Piea
HENRY X. NONkIlN, Hnc. BiD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10
Qh11atelliqetrfer.


We have the Lexi6g ton GaEetts Iof
Wednesday last. On tho Monday pre-
vious General Lee was Installed PSeai-,
dent. Of Lexington College atthit place.
The proceedings were strictly modest
and nhpfetending General Lee having
absolutely overruled n proposition for
an imposing public display with music,
military, and girls bearing chaplets Of
flowers. The esreinony took place In a
recitation room, at which only the coll
lego officials, and tew town ofneers
and visitors, Jyere present. There was
no political illusions whatever, and no
speech making. THO icefam6nieslwere
opened by prayer, in whichd divine IN
voestion{ for the Presidensof the, uni
ted States was noticeable fedture.
Judge Brockenbrough, tho Chairman of
the Board ofiTrustees, passed a fsw re-
marks eulogizing General Lees fitness
for the position OF an educator of youth.
General Lee, during the brief address,
remained standing before the speaker
and audience. He then took the oath
of ofitee, which consisted OF pledge to
faithfully discharge his duties in ac-
cordnnce with tho College Charter. The
keys were then delivered to him, and
the proceedings, which were marked by
solemn decorum throughout, terminn-
ted with a few words of congratulhtion
and a general Misunderstanding. ] -
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rl,s ititten.

. - I i
. About seVenteen years ago, there was
a iair girl So pure so lovely, 50 refined,
that she still rises tony mind as almost
akin to angels. She was woOed and
ultimately won by q handsome young
man 0t cOnstoie era q wealth. HeSpprted
a fine team, delighted in hunting, aud
Kept n pack ofhoundB. Henefther play
ed cards, drank wine, nor used tobacco
he mad no occupation, no calling. no
trade. He lived on his money, the
interest ofwhich would have supported
2 man handsomely. I never saw the
Itllr pride TIL few days ago. Seventeen
years had passed away, and with them
her beauty and her youth, her hus-
bands fortune and his life, during the
latter part OF which they lived In a log,
cabin on the banks of the Ohio. near
Blennerhnssetts 1slnnd=a whole FAM
ny IN one single room, subsistlng ON
water tht bacon and corn bread. The
nspand had NO business capacity. He
was u gentleman Of education, of refine
ment, ofnobte impulses; but when his
money was gone he could get no em-
ployment, simply because he did mot
know how to do anything. For awhile
he doundered about-hHst trying One
thing, then another; failure was written
sII them all. i.5 l-5,l
he however, finally obtained a situa-
tien; the labor was great, the compensa-
ton was smalL-it was that or Starva-
ton. In his heroic efforts to dischans.
his duties acceptably,, he oVer-Worked
himself and died leaving hisWidoiy and
six girls in utter destit1tion. In seven-
teen years, the sweet and JOYOUS and
beautiful girl had become broken-
hearted, care7worn, poverty-stricke
widow, with a house full of children.
Young womnni ifa rich young man
asks you to marry him, and has no
occupation, or trade, or calling by
which he could make living if he
were thrown upon his own resources,
You may give him your respects, but
give him the mitten.-Dr. Hdu.
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MtdifIaI.. al
SEIlLERH ClHGH SYRUP.


TITS PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
i saie, and may be given @ the 1iiallest child
dF med dellrAta Ie!liel ltll eeill % tt9
Eniriiuous ingredients whatever, II Is not only
applicable TO the vast ma aiority OF Pulmonary
and bronchial affections, but Is peculiarly
Whooplng Cough and kindred dise1ses. From
a large number OF certificates received nom
year to year, We present the following
Prom the Rev 7. a. Lamb. Pastor OF
the RaPtist Church, Alexandria,
1LExASpRIA. Licking Co. Feb. y. 1854.
In January, 1874, i had a severe cough, pro-
ceeilInE nom 4 bad cold 20 that I coughg(l a.
most fileeEiIafiRf for two days and n might: nom
Friday morning until Saturday night. ! took
twice, in the evening, Of tho preScrI6ed dose
and retired and slept all night without q Siia-
Gle f1ieITp ptio'. floll ootohi1g.
preached Twice during the day without amy
since ti9t time have giyeu T. frequently
TALLY relieved them. Hpurs, truly,
Recommended particularly TO Clergy
msRi i6.H'SySFs and SaheE "biie
Professor Porter has, without solicitation.
given q certificate Of the excellence OF this
Ing to all who are Afflicted with couBhR-
PifttbtfTb D1ilu POI s f3at ttitlfs i i8 f-s5f 4
2, : EScuANoE HOTEL Deeenher1os slS5S.
MekRfS. Etiii0fSs@HHying been fnrBme time
past very much nfaieted with q severe cold,
and aimnst Consistent cough. and having tTied
VArious remedies, fsyIuTSs &c:, and ali % no
effect, ! was induced by my esteemed hiend,
W. w. Wallace, OF this city, to make n trtnl
Of II f. SeIlen' Cough Syrup. did 50. md 70
ntaf4llGG Ittwas ~ iCi tlie RTeatbSt difficulty
that I lectuTed before my respective efasSesS
hut on takiug spoonful OF The syrup, Just
before entering my lecture room, could speak
with Ierfect ense during The evening. ]
would particularly recommend Il ITO elaTBy-
JAMES n. PORTER, .FFSlt. of AidttslRGtict.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

A few years ago the manufacturing
perfumers Of Europe derived an Inn
mense revenue from this country. Now
the entire annual amount of their toilet
extracts imported does not equal one
months consumption Of Phalon,s
"Night-Blooming Cereus," the most
popular scent extant. Sold everywere.
5ns1 aaf4 ~
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EXPENsEs PER oUARTER

TUTTIoN-First Preparatory, so; Second
Collegiate, So Junior, so; Senior, 80 90
Latin, French, German, or other Language S;
Is PeEimsntal g n, scisnSes q eItrn each; pw-
on siIMusic, on Rianof sSlQ Use of tnstFr-
ment, S2 90 Vocal Music, SO; Fuel, "a and 81
quarters, 20 cents each quAftef.
BoARD-SI5; Fuel and IiEilts, Sc Washing.
$: Weekly Board, from Monday to FFitiRS
night, 50 50s Fuel and Lights, "a. ~ II :
Bills both for tuition and boaTd payable in nh
cRses at the enmmsnce on lfhs ouartnF-
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. lst and April 18th,
, s...-,l-L.C. @. LOOMS, AN II. d.,
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DR.. d. ]. KIsNER. -

UNEEDERs HIs THANKS 10 ALL THOSE
Il u. who h1Ye h1yQred sblnl With their conn-
denee and patrondr5l 0ntl llFouid INFORM his
friends and the people generally, TINT he viii,
the comma S, ga, iocSnpg, bis old ottiee on Sd
Wheeling, w. Va, where lie may be consult
ed In reference 10 their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor q able at nll
times and und y ail clfcpmsta taneess TO desuTibe
and "a t1fp OF tlae probahle fegult llnd tlllFal
ton or tTeattnent. He TTactics the Eclectic
System OF Medlcihe, using mild hut efecttYa
remedies, gnp porting instead OF depressing
the Vital Power The melicines uBo5Hty
him nFe nrepaEpS CPIId iPut,tP In hi4, own
enses, DT. Kisner viii give his attention tothe-
STeSfif5efif AZ m - Of ChFunis disli1F
That su1ur1e ofi the human rnee, 6ofufnlR ~
all Its varied forms, gixs PiiTnlent, uisehnrEe5
nom the Ear, 50 prevalent among children
'PtT6lent Qnlhalldi1 gIFefl t3f1ff8,
Ulcerntfons, CRncef6 and du Vtifitte9 Of Skin
llllen1e8, VIM receive his special attentions-
Diseases OF tie Thruat lltng md Heart Itv-
eE EComplnlntH, Dlnrf Hef tefJ and ile8,
pipaass ofthe Urinary Or 81 lttsi..
Z Nervous. and Spinal, An ectlntls, Epllef9y,
RheumAttm md Plfn1y Aia, DtEefsed OF Ee-
males DyeulanoTTheA, Leuc1TFhea, RTolnps18
Utefi, and an Painfnl Int Stii e and NeT-
vons Diseases to which they af6 subject, he
ceqtg BueeeE1nIlY. Tho tpeatmenEof CHILL
i1kflG4 VII receive the 1Tle hon a here
tdidTes An consultations and SoTnmunica-
tons EtEiclly confidential, and Vim receive
prompt attention. Mint calls elieeFfnIly nIi4
q sE9rCd.f ONO. hOun nom gto1aAl N, / to
. Ahd0 to1RA. jung
=. .I.-9T5.-stT- nTA0iTIFR nHnTa = q
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IN his Albany speech, John Ynn
Buren uttered the following claptrap;
1t Is remarkable that all the Fedora
lists who have been elected have died In
office, and the Wee -Presid dents who sue
Harrison, Taylor and lincoln died, ano
good Democrats succeeded them. Do
you not sec the finger of Providence
Washington, John Adams and John
Quincy Adams lived out their terms Of
Office, and they were .trather" Federn-
lists In their views: It may be TINT
Providence especially favored the
Democracy in the removal ofNfr. Lin
coin, but we don't see it'' yet. Is
Booth 70 have a statue in Tammnny
HAIR z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

-GATHRRtNd OF TIrE e1ANs.- Lon the
books, at NTillarPs Hotel, are recorded
arrivals, within the last twenty-four
hours from seventeen different States
Of the United States, viz; Louisiana,
Massachusetts Ohio, Connecticut Ken
tucky, New York, VirginiA, Maryland, /,
Pennsy1 1vania, Mississippi, North Caro-.
ltna,s New Jersey, California. Tiers
was also one arrival from Franc. =
WtlslliNllt0A SLdf. . ~ s.Ilitrtl L
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liz Salem, Virginia, the greater NUM-
Dor Of the candidates for Congress who
were not eligible-not able, that is to
say-to take the oath prescribed by
Congress, have Withdrawn, and public
opinion there seems TO favor their
course. The Times, the Wig and the
6Iie, OF Richmond, are all inlfayor
OF electing as Representatives to Com
gress only. persons who can take the
test oath. The Lynchburg Hfryiatdn
and the Petersburg Express also urge
the same policy. The Lynchburg Re
publican and the staunton Spectator do
not think 1t important to elect men who
can take the oath, ~
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Eranklin insurance COMPANY
eaPllinl.

Z .ggl
DrRBcrOlRS: 3
e,I: Il; loan, 2. r. shalle4ue, Geo. X. wheat
Ss' 80, S SAsndels John Zneckief RamIE NtsfIei1
iansSil,Mn3 Ts ss ". FFranzhelm IaR n. Vance, AieE.
EItHIs COMPANY HAVING BF,FNT DTT.v
q II ~ are nreTaTed TO take riSIS9 Al
III Itlt ON buiIdInEHo Of an kinds Ii,areiig1I
I,l,' Misunderstanding estnhlislTmqi1tI ffIrni.
~; " pnd elEgoes on tho weSfrTn
st 49, nnt lnkes and also on the iFSl AZ t,s
sEs l1I ieIm 9f yeaIg, This Company or
~ rt5 II inr Inducements 10 farTneIS IfheTe
iI,.S s San bs insured for three ye6fs A ne
eSrnnoSst Il tlls betngA home tfiEtiiufion,
S s5el OF some ninety.fSnF sdoll-friisrSs
.IiGSti % oI Nhclnt Afe. afnntiR uuF bFsS b,,Sj,,s
ttts, itself 70 the fSyoraiIe rI1.
ffi nSf1S1, o. tne inslrtng public, and Boiicifs
Applications for insurance IrIli ~. !, -,
itnIsIislen III 70 ny the Sex retafy.
q glllee. No Mcclure HOuse tteins. The .,,,,.
i0tineriy occupied by Adams' FSTiFs O.
u. q. ARTHUR 1 sesTal6Ssv
ca,el cSAei'1d hIeCIlFIIIIkfy, President
St'O' AiE1NDFsLs .Vico PRECEDENT. s.51
oficeS. = Sa 1t1F "a AsEnt for aying pensions
Io1nefiy occnpIed by Adams ETpTessSSSi' ~ ne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

5THB GoNNEGrIdGT ELECTIoN. RE
turns from an but two towns in Com
necHcnts increase the majority against
the negro suffrage amendInent to the
State Constitution to 6;86s. The vote
stands so far q, ,6s7 in favor, to IS, ,O55
against. The Republicans have net
gain ON the lower elections.
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DURATION or THB DIsRAsH.

d l9..lTI fcENrAoR7 OF, ,DBATHs, 2
If the pest be allowed to take It's nat
ural course for only a few days, Il will
DO found that the deaths not unfre-
quently number so per cent. Fat ami
mails and those which are well cared
torGare found to bear mp very badly
agninst The disehse. -, I. =. - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

!. INTo HEB EAfIdHTY TRuNPEr Fame
has breathed new word, S6zodont.
and ana she is making 1t tresound through
teeth preServer, but in plain English
Fragrant Sozodont, Is the most elective
'denttfrice TINT chemistry has ever vet
EXTRACTED from the Oriental vegetable
kingdom, g7aI ti.it 3 octiCj -Steofi x
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PLlsHER PAM

sn BBLsPIAsTER PARIS, BIssTquailty
q = III : II E. g. HnDRETa& q bro. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

WE observe that, on an average, for
every column of ofgPhfladslphihn news We
publish Sw6l are comp ledtop print about
two columns of contradiction, 1t is
about time some INTEL jgenf and reliable
contrA band was placed In charge Of the
pres; news there, 2 * iI;i1'l9t iis{e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

q TIE railroads are now open 10 Mo-
bile and Montgomery, Alabama, TINS
completing connect tion.with New York
by way Of Knoxville tennessee, and
Lynch burg rginia. Tho Adams Ex-
press has opened its Offices at these
points. aaii.. !. II;
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Al @ Of which Ril bo sold at the lowest prizes
We solicit ordefN Terms CaSi, ~ F''S41-
sepl0 CAAIPBELL& 4 MDERAfoT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10
Reeommended paFtlculnrly to CIergy-
Epsaixe+ss s@i 'sSSFs aHtsS s'aeE h'iie

r. E. Sellers { CO, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10

A single. Bottle WnI last n tiionill-tO
:. .i1sbs used fhroe times a day.
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tS:CS N; q OR IAsIfTHuR, AEsnf for paying fensienS.
Io1neriy occnpIed by Adams, ~ pTesS n ''ie
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ts ttfaltiasg sii asssso
p itti Ht ufil9u 5af
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aasRFanIfE{.a 81
FIRE, HARINE& INLAND BIjFSiIRETGE
ts,5QQ,ooQi,

RaIB : 'Iiiili:E issSPssss g s8Pss
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~CURiE WARRANTEDpq
? FuTRECrTulss AIR roLIowm.

PEcaEty cyr'aqr tie,e,sstsg an symptoms.
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8ppts and shofs.

~
pfr el
ial r1li
WHOLEsAIE. 81
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q. t1gya eaa adias4 SOFA
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The Pardon Market nj WashlnEtoR.--
. ARretty Good Take jOG.--rhe, BisI.
ness. for Last Week. -.5
En1, IA Ne,n Yi,I. lL,,,,l i,,,,., ~ s,,,.,.,,.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-05
Proposed Constitutional Amend
CHA PIER al.
AN ACT to extend the right of suffrage.

N ACT to extend the right OF suffrage.
The people of the eff Wisconsin, rep est nted in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The right of voting is hereby extended 10
male persons Of African bloed who shall have attained
the age of twentyone years upwards with the same
qualifications and restrictions imposed upon other
voters in section of article suffrage The con-
SIT tnti.n.
Sec O. This act, before 1t takes effect, shall be sub
mitted to the people, at general election to he held
on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday OF
November 1865 when, if such majority Of votes is
required by the constntionbe cast for it, it hal be
of force and effect under the requirements hereinaftt
prescribed but if such majority he not cast for it,
shall have no force effect
Sec. g. The ballot to be used on this OCCASION shall
be for the affirmative, for extension Of suffrage, for
the negative, fOr the extension Of suffrage no, wli
shall be the general ballot used at the said election
and deposited in the box and all persons qua
fled by law to vote at any election in this state sha
be deemed voters on this question.
Sec.4 These votes shall be counted and returned by
the inspectors OF the election in all respects
for state officers counted and returned.
Sec. 5. The officers designated by law to
the return of votes for State officers shall canvass the
return this question. at the same place and under
the regulations and restrictions provided by
law for canyassng and declaring the returns ofeleC
tons for state officers.
Sec 6. Within three days after the determination Of
such canvass it shall be the duty fthe canyassers 10
certify the result OF the said canvass to the governor,
who shall, thereupon, without delay. make prociama
ton of the result and publish the same, daily and
weekly, for two weeks, in all newspapers printed in
the state when if the result shall be in favor of the
extension of suffrage this act shall Immediately after
such publication, be of force and effect; but not in
favor of it, then this act shall have force effect
Sec. Z. This act me1ately after its passage, Shall
be published and at least three months previously to
said general electonthe secretary ofstate shall send
to be sca correct copy Of it to every news
paper in the state which newspaper upon publcat ton
Of the shall be cntite pay for the same
Of the state treasury lat the rates paid for other legal
advertising. Approved April 10, 1863
LUCIUS TAIRCHILD, Sec'y of State.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-05
General Election Notice.

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