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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-10-24

RocKBRIpGE FAIR.-To day, and for sever
al days, us the Fair progresses, the village OF
Lexington will be excited. The Gazette 4 Ban-
ner says: 1.-The schedule Of prizes to be con-
tended for has excited great commrtion, we
are told All the roosteIs are growing, COB
blers gobbling. rorkers grunting. pigs squeal-
ing, horses ne gA.ng, cattle believing anu ash
nine quadrup:t!s blaying loud hah Aah at the
prospect OF being led into ring for the admit
ring Inspection O. crowd OF creatures who
have only Two legs. The animal creation IS
said, in TACT, TO b. on q grand rampage, anu
not only the quadrupeds but bipeds with and
without feathers, preparing 10 turn out III
great force and have tremendous pow wow
at Me Farsse 1t viii be spiendld time Tor
the boys and girls and The Union sentiment
VII undoubi edly reign supreme" We regret
that our being present at the Inauguration ceIe-
monies OF lle Stonewall Cemetery, will keep
us from attending, but ask OF our friends
warm welcome, and d large list OF subscribers,
for our agent, who will be there and there
abouts.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-10-24
Richmond Md(3.kets.

R1cIIMosD. October %, 1855.
Reported by C. e. sNoDGRAss, Commission
Merchant, No. 10and Il, 18th Street, between
Main and Cary, Richmond, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-10-24

TIE JnNNING's EST Tive learn that the
var GUS branches OF the Jennings and Jenni-
son families Of New England have organized
an association for the purpose Of prosecuting
their claims to the estate Of the late William
Jennens of Suffolk, England, valued at forty
nine millions of dollars IN gold
We are assured that no doubt exists of the
justice of their claims, or of the practicabllity
Of enforcing them. The counsel Of the Asso-
citation, Messrs Jewett and Norris, of Boston,
have taken such steps and made such progress
that it is probable that this immense pile will
reach the hands OF its American owners Ill
The course oi 1867. Mr. Jewett sails for Eu-
rope in the interests Of this family, this
month, to BE- followed probably by Mr. Nor
rison in March next. Tie heirs in Virginia,
and the Valley, would do well to write to this
firm and have Their claims attended to.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-10-24

Winter is coming on let the ladies be heavi-
ly shod. We do not like to see them dying OF
consumption, or have bad colds and red noses.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-10-24

Our PRoposIr1oNs.-We give one copy Of
the Virginian free to the getter up of club
of ten good men, price to be paid any time
during the ycar-or we will give one copy
free to such as will send us the money for tt'o
subscribers.
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Fashionable Keress Goods,
Can be found at
PEEpNlEs a. FINAEsDESER.S.

EVERY BODY
viii find 1t to ideir interest before buying theig
ALI. aud WINTER, Goods, to examine ito
very large and CHEAP Stock Of Goods al
VIPER & EUNkEOUSEks
Sept 26-tf-V. cory
FIFTEEN HUNDRED YARDS Of Calico
Goods, best quality, at one shilling per yard,
at S. IL. HILBS.
Sept 2G~tf
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! o~'LL~oA. LoS 0. iurs, C;npsspg aua
Vi UietAs TT S<A. ILLyA
SEPT U-tS
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04
SussaiRl

Horny -rozcr ( J,hn lI,cy plamr, W. I.n,c Jen.
niuss,-ActiOn tn rcaJyor money IN County Court VI the
State of Oregon n Union County. ..-..t
yND ISAAC JENNINGS, DERENDANT: In tho name
I'll Of tho State OF Orcgu:b you are hereby summoned
aud rcqrirSd lpnetr an 1;,wor tho complaint OF thg
III ,intiifs,'nuw file in tho Clicks oce in SAID Court
hftor service hereby upon yun by publication for six
weeks in tho W.EKLY MouSrttNEEn ~ by order "f said
Cort or Judgment for thereof he taken against
You; nad unleJiyuu soappu'r al aSwer sld pIant
tho Plaintiffs viii take jad ,ment NJ ,ins you for the
OF this action % order Of j. p. Argorsnscr, County
Judge of Union County.
q. s. ROY st,mpl d n. BAKER, Atty for plaintiffs.
90 cents. ! 4liL jan5Gw'
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04
Su,ll.slO1aS.

j. Y. Grimm paintf, Isaac jennings hefenlnnt-
Action to cy, in County Court Uf tlc State
Of oregon for Union CJnlity.
TAyO ISAAC JEN >lNGi, Defcnlint: In tho name al
"a the state of Oregon yoi are hereby sisnnJnci
md icQuii ed to niCar ana HnsNer lLiEiH c0upnh.
now Oh Ii in the Clerks oil - il st Curt, icr
vice hcrenl upon yvu by pub cLtvn ur ST. week, in th
WsgKLY MoUSruSEEa, by order of sa Il C-urt
jul lsnisnt far want thurcDi will BE- tIeu against you
and unls1s ap ana answer said ,aint. the
Plaint If will take in inp asujnst you lUr the If
$j5L together with the cnstt ami disbursements of this
action y uor Of j. p. Arsersihgcr County Ju &c Of
Uniot Couny. NJ, BAKER, AIRY lJr p.aint!n. .
U. $. Rov. Stampl III
SO contd. jan5.Gw -.Hl
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04
Mis'E'EUE

w aSiaiAgton aE0n sUHH.
TIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD | fORM THE
j Travelling Puhllc that the Wa>ins siun a,suu Road
from Portland and Vancouver To the Upper Cascades
well being kept in good travelling urLer lor wagons
stack, ffftr u. C.1l\kDl,
Usi!Os Jan. llth 1865 janll,f Sole Proprietor
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

PARDON INCIpENTs.-M Many amusing
incidents NIGH, b" recorded at par,ir
seekers at the White House. Recently,
HiI!iirl, of Georgia. former minister
10 b 'Ignm. rushed up to tho President,
sciz d has hand an hoped t,is pardon
wonll not ha delayed. The President
quietly remarked to tho ox.rrverrnd
gentlemen that "hopo was the reward
OF the rirhteous," and voachsnird no
otherreply. On nnathcr occasion, IL
sphnI nt mo notorieiy raised qlitc II
laugh hy sayin,: am now good
unIon man, and emphaIically one Of
yow hut didn't Stonrwail Jackson
gil ns he'll il, the valley"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04
sheriff y sale or Mining Ground.

HpYYIGrUE IAN EXECurI0 ON issued ly the CleIk
ID Of the Circuit Court. Yli to me directed, III ayVr
ui Charles Castle ani D. satunstiu plaintiffs, and
against Michael Domaine. defendant. Tor The sn UIsty
hve 5l1U0 Sj5 5Jt d0tus principal in gp coin q" tho
lshu smonts, hWc,isyir upon and wil sci, ut pubic
auction to tho highest .1cG for cash in hand u gold
Coiu Ul thu Uiiicd States On WGDN ESDAY, tao 2Sth
day of pEBKUi Any 1866, tween the hours 0i l. and
O'clock, H.. before L Court House ,luur in Canyon
City, Gtant County the following described property, tn
one hth intrrestin eulno niniis ground kliw n
rs the Miller laims bouilcron the North by Mckcan
& Co.'S Claims aud ruan * nj Ciuyou Cfcek 10 tho Uld
llro. claims, il ueius 45v ictt more or less.
.-- NJ. T. BERRY, Sheriff
by Wa W, WHfP?Ls, Deputy.
Canyon City, January Is, 1876. jan2Gw5*
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

DEFINITION OF A "BU-s "-Bnss, to
Kiss; rehus, to kiss again; plurihus, to
X !. t haud nSlead Of tho lips blum.
aerhuss, ,'okiss the wrong person; nmni
bus, TO kiss all the persons I'M, The room;
ercbus. tn kissi, the dark Evidently
the cpnntry girl VIII" went down TO tho
city recnntly had these definitions in
her mini. A Ayonng yenLleman was to
es sort her some distance through
Town, and not wishing to walk, he re
markell, !" II ii on, NJ M,ry--let's take
II bus" Bat NJ ,rv, blnshins to tho
eyebrows, drew hack, and with wound.
I'D mp"esty repIiol, " Oh, George, moi
righi here in the street :"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04
SheriC',s N.,ie Of Real Eslatc

EpY ylRTUE OF a. EXECUTION SSUnp By THE
HID Clerk v,-lie Circuit Lnp Chant Coamiy and to
me dct d, IN uyur vi Mary stlaii. plaintiff, and
~; ns j. A. lockwuJd defendant. fr tho sum oi sew
enty-ono DJns and Fifty Gents, (Si 5O) PRINCIPAL and
dollars m eigittcts Isl oO costsand nsbirs.
mcmts, have levied uirnnd viii sll ut pubic ,urtun
tu tho hignrst bidder cash IN hand, shTCnDNH.
JANUAni l3tn, 1876. between tnc hours OF ~ and J
O'clock p. before tho tuurt ilun . duur in Canyon
City, the following described property. tV-wii: ..t
Unu llu eail Lit stuucl in the town of susan He,
State OF oregon, Count, u Grant commonly known rs
tllc l.uckwDni SaIuuiI. NJ. L. BERRY, Shcrin.
Hy ". W, MHIrpLs,, Deputy. -s'
Canynn City, Dec. / Eth lSG5. de22lw%
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04
laIlIallp 5Nountalnflr,

rTHE Mexican express company,
lately iormed at New York, ,hus agreed
70 transport Maximiian's military,
freight to and within Mexico aud to
act rs his emigration agents, thus ,giv'
ing important aid TO his usnrpation.
Is not this a violation OF the neutrality
lawsp What shoald we have said if Il
con6pnny had been publicly organized
in London, Tor the purpose of trans-
porting war lnstleriaI TO the South for
the rebels? Yet Mr.. Clarence Seward,
nephew Of the Secretary OF State, and
iatciy his assistant, is Secretary ot
this Mexican Express Company,which
has agreed oalr,rd MaXimIiian essen.
tihl'niii in ovrr'hr9w[lik theItgllimate
government of Mexico, with which we
hold friendly relations. Secretary
Seward should look INTO ihS business.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04
RSl,Aa Ak H.G,a.

EOIlN II. WARD. OF CR iSS HOLLOW, has this dty
eD phi me tn rs Hundred and Fvrty-onc Dollars in
GNErABA, rs AT PAR. Tor II Uesl due III Cold "in.
Dec 3O lSU5. (Jlmi"l '.e Z. BFFLE.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-04

CoRRECr M Thicrs dcScanls thus
on the office seeker: "Of all the appc
titcs that curse young mon, appetite
for office seems to bo the sillirst and
meancst. There is nothing which fills
III with greater di, gust tran 70 see II
Young man eager for tho poor diStinc.
tion which an office "onfcrS. An oil.
flee seeker, tor the sake of honor, is
consritnli 'nal,y mean. have seen
men heis nj twenty-one AZ prud"htiHl
candid ,tc> in some small school distri
cts, aud s,ick to office uatil evrJ body
was sick of them. Whether it rained
porrIdge or potatoes, paving s;os es or
pcnrl4, their Gish was always ou,
TheY and t'cir families had ~ be cared
for."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Atlantic Monthly for September, be-
sides other excellent dishes upon It's table
has Rev. DR.. Hedges Address OIL Univer
sity Reform" and powerful article OF
"The Johnson Party" from which We
shall wish To borrow.
"Our Young Folks" for September comes
to us with enhanced beauty Of cmbcllish
ments and with no dinnution In the ut
tractiveness of its matter. Tho wonderful
silk spider contributes its autobiography.
Godey's Lady's Book; i. ua,li
Petcson's Ladies' National Magazine;
Arthur's Home Magazine :-These favor,
ito periodicals for the family circle and
boudoir bring us, for September, their wont
ell variety of attractions for the eye, mind
and scanning hand A. Williams &c.
Boston Agents. .r.,.... ..
The Galaxy, . fortnightly Magazine, 10 re
ceiye,l. It's success 10 final and 1t 10 deserving
Of 1t all. No Magazine for years has met with
such Aattering reception as is awarded to this
We value Il very highly. Burnham has It.
Every Saturday will DO enlarged on the Isl
Of September to 40 days, and will introduce a
q feature several stories Only first class sto.
ries essays, sketches. and poems from foreign
journals are published. ..' .'' ''''
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WANTED,

Arcnegndc Republican to take the Saco
Post Office. An Officer or Soldier who
has seen some service would be preferred.
lfhe has felt rebel bullets, and has hereto.
fore been radical - his political opinions,
50 much the better. Tho conditions arc
easy. 1t will merely he required hereafter,
to deny tina, treason must he o'lious," and
to vote for the man, against whom, and the
principles against which, he has fought.
As this Office has been offered to number
Of Republicans, who have declined the
honor, and rs il is doubtful il any one can
DO found base enough to sell his principles
for pay, proposals are invited also from war
Democrats and original Copperhcads, as a
change must be made. .t ..'.. "a,
Apply at once to Post Muster General
Randall, or at the "Main Democrat" office.
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NAMES DEDICATION TO TIE SOUTHERN UN-
IoxIsrs' CONVENTION The Union State Com
mittes. Tuesday, designated the following del
egstes to attend the Convention Of Southern
Uniouiss In Philsdslphia the coming week:
Al gs-Governor Cony. General Cham
berlaiu, H,n. Ss nusl E. Spring and eI.Govsr-
nor Abner Coburn. ,.. ,.f ...ig
Fira Di,iriet-Nathan Dane and Gen. Geo.
r. Shepley. ......-.. .-.-
Second Distrisi-Gen. ". X. Kimball and 8.
Parker Morse.
Third Disiriet-Judge Tenney and Edwin
Noyes. r .' ..... ."l
fourth Distriet-Gea. John A. Hill sod
Isaiah Session. - ..I "'
YIN Disiriet-Gen. John c. Caldwell and
Nathan A. FarWsll r.--,r s.,.sr.. - ..r., ..
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I non no BE .BoUsuT!

THE EDiroR Of this paper land the writ
$ or of ,iiiyprticict holds, rs most OF our rea'
ders we'll know, a, commission rs Post
master of Rochssesf, Since receiving that
trust he has erideaSoredio faithfully execute
the duties Of the Office, for the best interest
of the p. O, Department, and for the gen.
eal convenience of, the public; and we
have YET to learn that the business OF the
Office has not been satisfactorily attended to-
We arc not DO - well.to.do" but thatn con-
tinuance in the Office for the next three
years, would be somewhat agreeable to us
md such continuance we arc assured we
Gun have so long rs we arc willing to "suP-
port the President and his policy" We
arc not willing, however. to violate our
principles, and sell our Independence, or
even rest under tho imputation Of sealing
our mouth, for dollars and cents; and les,
our silence in our paper should mislend
some of our friends to suppose that our po-
stion rs Postmaster rendered us subscrvient
to the political conrse Of the Precedent and
p. NJ. General, we feel called upon, in JUS
tice to ourscl, 70. thus publicly announce
that we do not endorse the Presidents pol.
icy or tha philadelphia Convention, and
that we can, have no sympathy with either.
While appreciating the. kind consideration
of those Of our friends who recommended
us to the position, we cannot longer allow
our continuance IN tho place to 10 construed
as surrender Of our manhness, or repu-
diation Of the principles they und we have
long cherished, -and hence we speak.
There may be for ought we know, re.
publican in Rochester, who would be glad
to silence his lips, or play the tool and the
hypocrite for the sake Of office, but we new
or can. We had rather toll ill our finger.
ends are worn to stlimps, and be clothed
in rags, and yet feel that we are MAN, than
have the best office 10 the gin of the Presi.
dent ut such price. These arc our prin-
ciples, and we arc proud to ayow them as
such. Post Office or no Post Office. Roeh'
ester W. H.) Courier. .,..a
We wish to call attention to the fact thai
Of the entire Republican press throughout
the land not more than four or five 1--WE car
name only ,wo) have boen bought up to
the support Of Johnson's policy, and this al
time when an endorsement Of amy policy
is absolutely sure Of being rewarded by O
commission as postmaster; and a salary
from postofiice in my place large enough
to supper: u newspaper, is no small bride to
throw away. This credits certainly due
to men who work as hard in support OF
their principles, and for that work get as
little remuneration, rs any other class ofmen
and who when success comes are very apt
to be lightly considered. -
Here is health and long prosperity to the
Republican press Of the nation that can no,
he Induced to desert their flag by brides MOI
threats
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TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.

Tho Johnson- men ora hard nj work get.
ting up conventions, and another call has
been issued for . Soldiers and Sailors
gathering. The card appended to said call
contains the following sentence: .if the men
who have tnught or practiccd treason now
openly renoupce their crrors, we shall not
rcitec, their cooperation Sec how they
rcnounce their errors !" The Rich.
mond 7smss, speaking Of the Johnson Con.
vcn,ionis,s, Says, ,srhe President Inns
formally adopted tho new party as the adj
mnistmtion party, and has pluced himself
at It's head, with the assurance Of alfthc aid
and support which his great ONCE COM
mands. This party Is now fighting great
hattie, and y u triumps. THE Bssr FRUITS
or THE VICTORY WILL BE oURs. The Rich
mond E,gsire, says The Southern peo-
pie repel and spum the charge that they
sro rebels or 'insurgcnts.' They deny that
tho Federal government was on the dcfen.
sive, and was not the assailant in the war.
They deny and'u the stake would notad-
init, tia, they wore cons,itntionally warcd
upon" The Richmond Wing, discussing
the Raymond addrnsnys $50 far as,he
address Assumes that the people ofthe
South arc responsible fwi tho war, that die
war was a rebellion, that they are disposed
to acknowledge culpsbili,y and contrltion,
that the Fedcrul government acted In It's
defense and under tho constitution '&c.,ff
assumes whai tie people Of The Sot.th do not
tel;sve or |setto be h$.e, and ,ohai, therefore,
they hare no thought Of admitting" Tho
bloody riots ut Memphis and New Orleans,
the hurried Of Union men every where inun-
ifsst when rebcls have the majority, and
the bloody scenes yet 10 take place encouraged
by the administration, cvince and will show
how openly they "renounco their errors"
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Why WILL YOU SUFFER-

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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME II. =. THORNTON, the great English As
trologist Ciairvoyaut and Psychometricsn, who
has astonlshed ths scientific classes of The O!d
World, has now located herself nj Ledson, n. T..
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ers OF second ghtas 10 enable her 20 impart know
edge OF the greatest TO the sugsor mar
ricd OF either sex. while I'm state or trance. shs
delineates the very features of tho person You arc
70 marry. and by the aid Of an instrument Of In
tense power, known as the Psychomotsope, xusrsn
husband or wife OF the applicant, together with
date OF marriage position In NE, leading traits Of
character. 40. This 10 no humbug, a. thcasAnds
OF testl monlals can assert. She Will seDd when
desired Q certified certificate. or written guarants,
that the picture IL what II purports a. DO. by en-.
O. osing small lock Of hair, and stating place of
birth, ago. disposition and complexion, and enclo-
sing 90 cents and stamped envelope addressed ~
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Information by return mali. All communications
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ANE Il. y. THORNTON, Y. y. Box -, Hudson, n. Y.
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EprroRs' AND PuBLisHEls' CONVENTION
The third annual convention Of the Editors and
Publisher OF Maine will be holden 10 Augusta
Wednesday and Thursday. September 10th and
27th.
A ssusrsi Attendance Of the frstsrs,ty
throughout the State Il very desirable. "a mat
tiers Of Importance TO every journalist and pub
Usher viii b brought 70 the attestion OF ths
Convention. rr..f.L 81. rs
by direction Of the Executive Committee.
3 . = > u .7fIG1T-6T @. O!0o0s,
-,.,,.g.. ~ Recording SECRETARY.
Portland. Aug. 2s,b, 1865. . .--
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To COsssss,sslDts

Tho advertiser, having been restored n health In
q few weeks by very simple rcsnofy aItsY having
suaered for several years with severs lunH afec-
ton, and that dreaf disease - Consumption = is
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means ofcure. To all who desirs H. 10 will send .
copy Of the prescription used Cfce Of chargsl with
tho direetiona for preparing ssd sslng the sane,
which they will lind 'urs surs for cssssmpt'on.
Lang I6tef,srs. Tha only object Of the advertisss
In sendng the ption is 10 beaedt the anlet
ed, and spread Information which he copceiyes 10
DO invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try
prove q blessing. Parties wishing tho prescription
Incl by return mail, will please address
Rsv, EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Iy9 ViHia,nsburyA, King' Co., NtV fork.
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SEE THAT YOUR NAME

is on the check list. Don't wait for some.
body to do it for you. Republicans, Loyal
Men, the Administration that you elected
has betrayed, you, and is determined to
transfer your wcll-earncd victories into reb-
81 hands and those Of their allies, the cop
perhcads. Let us spare no pains to wresi
from trnitorous hands a nations sacrifices.
Remember that il is individual effort tina,
wins ... . .s nit. 1... r.
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nifty, 50 thu, nobaE oood complain Nv par.
TALLY, or tell rccly W. SIDE !. !. shs Conyss-
ton was on, or Ssi4h We It 4d Zen PIP
the past. All !Vny too susce9b'eN )o'e
filed up agin, the tcers started, bn that vent
wuzn't enuff. and fell fhintin OH the floor.
Twenty or 30 Northern delegates seed me
fallin, and kcichin sight Nv the gray coat
with the brass star onto il, rushed to ketch
me, Ind tihsy bore me our w theAwigwam.
Scd one: await q techin scene- oyerpow'
cred by his fealins!" es,"sed anutber'
ahc deserves apintment !"
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.r n Entush s..aner, -afsss from mis- rort, vhsh
have q ousve, rssdy Aoors y - B!iss.h ntss~ hAs
-. ,ksr sssy svsu Nxvssd adas nsm NsuFesi 49,
pot ,oochhg k<vs, Sr supplies a sosp, sstnooAa! q
vnIsn No. Ls:sAs 6e<s Ave rssson - b vsssi>-
Pysss. ,F "a .hIsi v6'h -' . f't 90
psnun, n hk sz,sss q ssaem hsnSsct w, y
.n,erd, sppiy the iash 10 Tie sOanssrsn q pvfunss
4, ,hn euunrrJ fsey are Dir zane, tss q suHA sceonst
!. r,.,ns -NssA.Bsn,i.s osvu, The sresi nsrai -
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II Thn following arc tho dates Of the
State elections now approaching Yer
mont Sept. 9TH. Maine Sept. u O. iPennsyl
wanna, Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa Oct. o
West Virginia Oct. Is. New York. Hassa
chusetts, New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas
Maryland, and Delaware Nov. d. Neyado
Nov. 6. New Hampshire March 70 1867
Connecticut April 4, md Rhode Island APri
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