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crces OF October and November 1854 and February 1865 an
thogcd occrs and soldiers 40 ser,S temporarily IN the
mics OF lis Majesty the Emperor Of Mexico ~! 70
them their Belgian nationality Eight hundred ard seyeny-
five authorizations given officers and soldiers 70 enlist
and would from statements that tie entire AcX
can Legion from ~ 0)) % 5000
Minister MOTLEY IN letter to Secretary Seward dated
vienna June 1903 says A have often bad occasion 20
observe The Imperial Government OF Austria has held IT.
self aoof from the whole Mexican enterprise and dsavOWs
responsibility for its results"
Minister King in letter dated Rome May 1850 says The
course which Macmillan has pursued toward the Church since
he assembled throne the MOntezmas has him large
share OF The popularity which he enjoyed Of Rome year ago
and there OF the Catholic dgntarc who express
the hope that the Austrian Archdukc may speedily ind ad
yisable 70 return 20 Europe. -
Minister Morris in q dispatch dated Consantnople, May,
1863 the object Of Gen Marquee the special envoy Of The
socaled Emperor Maxmian is limited to the purpose desg
mated last dispatch The Grand Nier declares 10 be
without foundation the report that the Port viii give him its
sanction Of the incorporation OF the Egyptian blacks into the
Imperial army and Of further contingent Of black troops from
Egypt
In May 1865 Minister Romero ociay cOnadcts the state
ment that Juarez had twice offered the state OF sonora 10 Pa
dent Lincoln for 75O)0OO) franco
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DIED.

Jane wife Of James A. BurtaI year other age
s sS S ss " SS' usd ~. s SIX e W.T.
Calvary Ch0reh, FOurth-sve and Twensy 6rstst
CARPRNTERAt Harrison Westei eaer Saturday Nov
William Carpenter Of John sud the late sally Carpenter m
the i2d year Of hs
CHESERY-n Richmond Va. Saturday morning the 81 ins:
illness Nj Jsmes O. Chenery aged a. years
0ARRIsON-Af Forjham Sunday evening Nov Mrs Maria
Garrison wife Of the late Jacob Gsrisou AGED 7s years
at the Reformed Dutch Church at FoEdhAH "Wednesday alter
noon, ct o'clock.
HADDEN-ou 6onday Nov e Alexander MADDEN. ia the Ssh
TIE friends Of family and members Of teal profession Of
urtIe notice at 81 Lukes Chorch Ciinlopsvr. Brooklyn
"Wednesday afternoon, at J o'clock
HALLOcK-Iu Tsrytown Sunday morning last. MIRA Mary
The friends m invited attend her funeral from Che
M oooeE Those who reside in the city can take the 10
r from Thrie,h. and return at 2 SO J:lS Carriages
will BE- In waiting at tie depot
MoDONALDAt Bron1vi Westcbester County Monday yh
INST, Beecker Mcdonald G son Of Anthony b. Mcdonald OF
this city In the SSH yesr OF bis
Tho re- alive, end friends Of the family respectfully inysi
sepd his funeral st. Lukes Church Hudsons hewf orb on
Wednesday 7:h inst, y O'clock wl,hOu. further notice
PARKER-At Shrewsbury NJ j.. Seventh day. the ID inst
II ssbe S. widow Of the late Joseph Parke the th year OF
The funeral will take place on day the sh inst Al o'clock
RANsOM-On Monday Nov Mrs Rachel r. Ransom widow Of
the ie Edward Ransom, AGED 81 year, ,,,,
tend her funeral "Wednesday at oclosk from her aIs res
dence No. 90l West Thirieouh-sL
Newark. n. j.. papers please
TOMPS ON-1n Flushing L. Saturday, Nov 1856 Annie
h. wife OIL Thom9son and daughter OF James OHiIesAn
Friends OF the fmy hereby invited to attend the funeral 81 The
Reformed Dutch Church Flushing on Tuesday Nov at eo'A
wlNsLowsuddeuy Tuesday Oct .. Ne q Green Park
England Hannah wife OF the Rev Octevius NinsloW
D. D. Of bath England aud only daughter Of Zeoeds' Rns
disease Peter we.terhrli, the 66ih year Of his
The friends Of family are respectfully invited 70 attend t' as
William r. Weserheid, No. 52i GrandsI Wlliamsburgh
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M certificate for the receipt Of tax upon any cotton re-
moved under bond In pursuance OF the foregoing regulations
Sh be received by Assessor holding the on unless peaf
INC the abeye Endorsement Of the ASSESSOR Othe receiving ds
trc and Is accompanied By the certificate o the Weishe
The paries 10 the bond in order TO obtain cancellation
thereof mon receiving from Collector TO whom payment
OF Tar h made certificate thereof and obtaining te IA
dorsaent of the Assessor required must upbsDH he
same with the certificate OF the Wcgner 10 te Assesso
~; he svit who VIII thereupOn credit the party with the
evidenced so furnished the bond held ny him ana wnen he
evdenes shall produced OF payment OF the TAX on al
Cor The renewal OF which permits have been granted the
will cancel bond and transmit the same VIII an
tbe evidence upon which such cancellation wae Dhed oI inc
approval OF the Commissioner OF Internal levehue. a
Where the evidence Of payment OF the TAX required Io VIC
eanceaiion of the bond IL not furnished within W DAYS nom
The expiraon Of the time for which the bona was gwen 10
continue the Assessor win transmit tne sAe 70
with ali the papers connected Herewith for sueh action as
hall he deemed necessary unless extension Oh he ue or
he required evidence shall be granted upon appca
ZION made 10 and approved by the Commissioner oil internal
Revenue -, , ,oae- ,ha 6orero,nc
will keen an accurate record thereof and also OF ell
GRANTED by them under the seme ana VIII Trans mt 10
- ee monthly schedule Of all bonds received ana can
10 chem On company with their monthly statement OF the
bonded account Of their district on FORM NJ ~ A., =.
s,oS NJ receiving districts taking bonds under the fore
o yention. must transmit 20 the Assessor oil Their d
fe schedule Of all such bonds giving dat nance 9 pnc
na ana ia dispostOn made thereof showing inc district 20
hich thew we're transmitted and must sso enter upon PORN
No 90 each month the amount OF the tax
removed under ner granted thereon IN the same manner as
other collection pon bonded goods that the amount thus
collected can DO entered and recepted Tor IN e next sue
Theso regulations are considered additional To- and %
supcrscdng those contained In SERIES . V quo "u
toua re0ulaiions puhished under date OF sept % ioo
"'"a' 's~'''''"' Pu'"' ii A. ROLLINS Commissioner
Approved H. McCULLocH, Secretary oil the treasury
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THE COTTON TAX.
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS CONCERNING TuB TRANS
FORMATION or COTTON IN BOND.

ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS CONCERNING TIB TRANS
PORTATIoN or COTTON IN BOND.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or INTERVAL ItiyENrE
WASHINGTON, Oct. - 1866.
It having been represented that much hardship and
inconvenience are enacd upon the smaller planters and farmers
the interior counties Of the cotton producing districts in
consequence Of the Of recent regulations
ing the removal OF cotton In bond and that additional and
muchneecd facilities would be afforded by allowing bonds for
securing payment Of the upon delivery Of the al the
point of destination be taken by the Collector OF recciy
ing district instead OF the Collector OF the district whence the
issued from office under date Of July lSO the following
additional regulations upon the subject have been adopted for
securing the payment OF tho tax and aOng the measure
OF relief sought for
BOND FOR REMOVAL.
Parties DESTROYS Of bringing cotton 70 seapor or other places
for shipment from other districts will DO allowed IN do upon
executing and delivering to the Collector Of the district where
such seaport place is situated bond with two more sum
cent suetcs approved by the Collector receiving u conditioned
Tor the payment OF the tax upon all cotton Tor which permits
be granted by the Assessor o. the district IN Whch
such cotton may be grown, drawn in the following
FORM l07-BOSD FOR TRANSPORTATION OF COTTON.
Know THESE PREsEHTs, That We - - a.
principal. aud snd - as eufelles are leiu hiu
hmy United stle Of AmeIies in the sum o.
dollars payment which do bind ourselves and our
legal Jointly and scyey hnY BY these peen
Sealed with and dated at -, this - day OF -
The condition OF this Obligation such that II the above bOnden
principal sha within four months nom the date hereoi
transport be transported cotton from the cor
directly the collection district 81
deliver b be delivered 20 the Col
immedaey upon arrival shall within ninety DAYS
FROM tue date Of permit 10 be pd TO tho SAD Vol
Of the State q , the taxes all cotton
removed tie Iemlts granted by the A"essoT TIE dt
under tbs bond aud all and legal charges for custody
Ching thereof Obligation De void otherwise TO
remain IN full force and vrtus. (ssn'dl --'lL
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ARREST OF NOTORIOUS HORSE THIEF


nv TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
Troy n. Y, Nov. 5.-The particulars OF the most
remarkable career Of horse thief have just come % light
which for bOdnes Of conception and skiuness o. vany
have equals On Thursday afternoon OF last week sergeant
Ioomis OF the West Troy police and Officer Spruce
OF the same force arrested by the name OF Elisha
Woods who attempting TO sell horse Oicer trace
first attention attracted Ia him he was endea'0rng
10 dispose OF a VERY valuable very low price
The officer told him that he should deain him on suspicion
when confederate young who had not hitherto been
noticed Jumped the horse and rode on and the hst started
In the same direction II proved that they had rctreated the
wrong way the thoy UP did not lead into
the country they supposed and when they had reached W
end the dismOuned and fed across the country
Officer Grace the had discharged oil the barrels OF
h revolver and did deem safe longer pursue two IN
frntcd both armed and he consequently returned to the
station house. - -
The Younger thief whose is William Henry Woods
succeeded getting away and has not since been seen na
n Woods the older of the two ran with ms revolver
AZ full cock through the streets threatening 10 shoot any one
who inerercd with him and reached house the canal
out OF which he turned the inmates couple Of women barn
eaded the door, and dehed entrance
Sergeant LOOMS who Is In cOmmnndat est Nay aitcnpu
Ia enter unsuceessuly and reiterated behind an oubuu
inc The robber deemed the way clear and sailed forth but
was confronted BY the sergeant whom be attempted to shoot
but failed while the policeman shot him through the hahd anu
be then surrendered IL.
Nothing was known against him and he might have alto
eether escaped he had not Inadvertently betrayed hs
1e catalogue crimes which he confessed eNtc
sye and showed genius for ylany uncommon In one 80
Young he Is but ~ years Of age.
Woods born In Virgil Cortland County and Is the on OF
shoemaker there lie had been guilty many doings before
arriving at age Of manhood but his fires serious ohense was
stealing = valuable gold watch and chain.
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CORRESPONDENCE on THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT LIN
cOLN-AUsTRIA AND PRUsSIA-THE MEXICAN
QUESTION. r--.
~ TELsoRAPH 70 TMR rRIBUEs-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Ths third volume Of the
Diplomatic Correspondence has a. last been printed. Inc
documents form part Of those which communicated last
Dso,ur TO both Houses Of Congress Of the most i'm
p0an Of their contents long ago been published The
former volumes relate for the most part affairs with England
Hnd France while the third volume contains correspondence
h al the other foreign powers dating than two years
ook and continuing I'll the close OF the last year MANY
OF tho documents interesting though not important at ms
laN oo considering the long time OF their getng through
tho Government pres Hundreds Of the pages the
with England and France covered with letters correspond
OF and the attepted Of Secre
fary Seward showing wide spread sympathy on the part Of all
Glasses OF subjects well high Official personaRes In al
insuding questions connected Rebellion aud its
sroaon neutral rights Mexico and the condition of Europe
L fact covering ne entire surface Of public ess throughout
he many dispatches on so great variety Of matters Of i'm
portsnce
Court Of Prussia dated last December tbs former gives the
Presdonss Vows IN regard 70 tho proceedings Prussia by
which Of Prussia who have voluntarily exchanged
fagce o that Government the privileges Of
ctzeus Of the United States end duly nstured such
are ney sFthcsas arrested and held liable 10 perform military
asrcs the occasions OF their annea visits 70 their native
coaaty me United States he says have accepted and
established Government upon the principle OF the rights Of
men who have committed crime 10 choose the state In which
ehy live and 70 incorporate themselves a. members Of that
Which Included protection This principle recommended
by sentiments Of humanity ard abstract Justice IL Is pnci
r. w5oh We cannot waive ~ ho' Dese.e ti ' ss IN
dsaa Of this principle be important OF useful 70 that state
Ihe Pesdent desires that yoa Will present the snoc 70 the
appears from letter written BY Minister Sanford 10 Score
V Seward dated Brusso March - 1865 that the koya de-
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politieal Notices.

stand by Congress:
REGULAR REPUBLICAN, UNION NOMINATIONS FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
REUBEN l.. FENTON.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEN. STEWART l.. wOODFoRD.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN T. HAYT.
FOR STATE PRISON INSPECTOR
GEN. JOHN HAMMOND.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
MAJOR-GEN. ALEXANDER SHALER.
FOR RE0ISTEB
GEN. CHARLES q. HALPINE.
ron RECORDER
JOHN SEDGwICK.
FOR SURROGATE.
JAMES NJ. SMITH.
FOR CORONER,
LOUIS NAUMANN.
FOR CONGRESSMEN.
vtb District HORACE GREELEY.
vth District. ENEAs ELLIOTT
With Di.,ret CHARLES S. SPENCER
With District GEORGE Y. sTEINBRENNER
With District LIE GRAND B. CANNON.
Ixth District, WILLIAM A. DARLING.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY
DistrtciG DtSirietI
l. MICHAEL j. cOwEN. II. JOHN v ORIDJEY
Z GEORGE ROSS 70. WILLIAM LYNCH
4 WILLIAM OBRIEN IL BENJAMIN c. WANDELL.
4 JOHN J. BLAIR H. ALEXANR H. MULLIGAE.
s. JOHN J. SHAW. FRANCIS 81 CURRY
10. HENRY BEENY
7 EDWARD MITCHELL. H. WILSON BERGMAN
g. GEORGE w. ANDERSON. 10. GEORGE y. MOVES.
o. NORMAN STRATTON 10 CHARLES II. KlTCHELL.
TO- OWEN MURPHY 20 ADOLF LEylNGER
a. WILLIAM a. DECAMP
The Regular Republican Union Nominations Tor the
City snd County Of New Yoik.
AMOR T. WILLIAMSON.
Chairman Republican Union General Committee
S ws p 3 s1sosS secretarie.
SINCLAIR TOUsEY
Treasurer Kep. Union Gen. Com.
WALDO HuTCHlNS.
Chairman Republican Unioa Executive COMMITTEES.
HAMILTON HARRIS.
Chairman Republican UnOn State Central Committee
JAMES TsRwILLIGsR. Secretary.
BEN FIELD.
Chairman Executive Com. State Central Committee
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LREsHUMwAY-At the ssdencs Of Che tdss p,reus sgSso
T. % Thq :; Sor y " M alter S'5sS D. D. :;
Hcraiio shssa- ~ =,
sILLINAE- rhlidephiA on Ttsn,sy s'nas MY
BY The Rev Dr. Brooks Bsve, Moor Henry SAiinan
Army Misc Catharne Oldest daughter Of Cnao N buo-
esq, Of HUdsou Co. kew-JsEscy.
SPEAR-COWELl-Ou Thursday Oct y Al O'Clock e the
South PTesbyten Church Of Brooklyn William IT, OF the
Rev 5. r. spesr e. daughter C0we,
afofHr
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hid Won thai the drudgsy Of sewing wou
come the chssfsisG psimsDd ever oeless .ns 49,
i.sd would into sewing room nc sa{
breath male up ents h.na. n
49,. Few M ssshns esad do q. your work even ~ ne
yer g vishOu, the complaint o. s.net
,heh Ia chen. Justly made Of ssSint rssA
49,, ary ous uho spsr.on Of the Waeer elee
Nsebins Tor While hand. Of little ~ . t.
eis In sbsouts
tumphs beautiful sttsfs asuTss and wrehs 70 es m Aim 81
srd brad-now sewing sleeve OF ~. e.,
ea dsss sna flashing yards 81 sean Sn o
81 ,wssvs wing will Certainly E~i stu Dhx ,1sno Trfs
Si,y and rs. benefit Of family sewing ~
ryx- dfrGfsrneni
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people tolerate his Effort 70 derrirs them Of Her es! On
people earnestly DESTROYS OF peace that they may quety
perform their legitimate ayoca0ns and recupcrae heif DroAcn
and shattered fortunes They dPrcae sincerely the threaten
ing aspect Of the political horizon and would avert the pending
storm. IN their power BIT e only lro mn eo9 hedds
and stout drs DC coming Of eTss ai east her shadors Oe
ne thru.
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MARRIED.

BRUsDAeERosBIssM Rys % ss.Ss. hs"Hd.ss q
Gsnylle Conn. hiss Caroline Robbins Of ee 'e"''
aART-PAYHToHos Monday. Nov By the hs. p.,n,Sa ~
Ioo X Han Of Montana Territory 70 Elna ahha'' A'fV
zeW.YoTk City. Ne oardL
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n 1he Rlsnlnr. Of the Elerenth A..embIy District.

To the Electors Of the Eleyentn AsseinoB Pse'.
senby District utterly disguised with the corrupt machinery
schemes pots and plans Of the parties who 80 perent manage
and deming the nominations hu Tar ad 10Y
both pes this district entirely unsafctoy aud the ntece
candidates commencing them 70 our support and
DESTROYS Of being Represented IN the state esat ne y gentleman
and high character do recommend 20
our sors Gen THOMAS o. VAN buren, Candidate for
Assembly foT him the support OF oar Voters WbSaf
TO party. "
Gen well known this community gentleman Of
r-putaon experience sato an % most
eloquent advocate Il the best interests the city ms cares Is
ssu the corruptions OF the CITY WIZ
Winters snd his valuable services 20 ne
people me, unqualified approval Of al good citzens
rec-d Legaturs he will be found urn opponent
10 any calculated TO increase the burden OF sEa
advocate Of all proper measures TO d tue @ rom
influence through whose nstrumentay our cy
taxes increased tom SSOJO0o 10 SlBV" "hnin
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AT PoRTLAs
M TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE

PORTLAND Me-, Nov 5.-TwO men, named John
and Joseph OF Cape Elizabeth OF them The keeper
of hc house there have Just been shot through the breast
nv man name unknown WHO still large. The any
CURED on Freest at the head OF Portland Pier.
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CRIMES.
BANK ROBBERY.

ut rrLEaRIFH Tribune
PORTLAND. Me-, Nov. 5.-The Casco National
RAM was robbed to day Of package containing a. 0O N gold
n being stolen from the counter Most OF It m double
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q
Vote for the Boy 10 BIue.
REGULAR UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FoR suPsausoR. rI0
MAJOR-GEN. ALEXANDER. SHALER
formerly MAJOR of,hs 7h Regiment Ssoua Guard New CIT
HAMILTON HARRIS.
Chairman Union Stats Committee
JAnrs Tnastttl1ss secrsary Union s.s Committee
tIaSou Repubsican Candidate
9Th Diste, ieth. 2es and aF wafdL
FOR CONGRESS-.
COL. LIE GRAND u. CANNON.
ThirteeRtn Assembly District.
UNION REPUBLtCEs NOMINATION.
FOR MEMBER o. ASSEMBLY.
BENJAMIN @. WANDEbI,,
Union RepubIicaa Nomination =
FOR MEMBER or AssE@sLY.
xlru DISTRICT
JOHN v. GRIDLEY.
Regular Unisa- NJ publicaD Nominations.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
JOSEPH b. TAYLOR. =
Union RepubEcas Nomination.
FOR THIRTY NINTH AND FoRTIETH coEoREss.
THIRD DISTRICT
cOmpns lat "a 3D. ah sh 7sA sh. iIth 18Th ISh. nd sob
SIMEON ID. CHITTENDEN.
Union Candidate
FOR MEMBER or ASSEMBLY.
Fifth Assembly District,
JOHN j. SHAW.
seventh Assembly District.
REGULAR UNION REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.
FOr Member Of Assembly.
EDWARD MITCHELL.
FREDERICK A. coNKLIs0 ohArmaa-
wnrvntD vAS Corr Secretary
National Union No,sinatIoa.
SIXTH DISTRICT
HrH THOMAS EgTH 4T y 5 Ky.TH YARDS
nsj.osu. CHARLES K. oRAHAM.
Gs.Sss: s51J Isyr'''r'' Secretaries.
Union Republican Nomination
FOR CONGRESS-
With Congressional D kssss ~ EL GS I'A and 'A wards
Democratc and National Union Nomiastioa.-Fe. Goa
''' V District S'''P SEE IsI f I;Sh and Fourteenth Wards
c"' skvsFs SSf stSgf.
ElG csa m ;nS ss' SS cSss. %:'A
GEORGE +. sfEISBREsEER.
Citizens Of the Ninth Assembly District,
CHARLES T. PoLuAMUS
roR GPHa EEsPssSRIRlfrnE IL sosssfss
Sixth o'n''c;if%IssR P P s sa isa ana ''
Gen c''- Daring " Irving A ASSfn sFi fsss c....
Union Republican Nomination.
FOR MEMBER or ASSEMBLY.
Ninth Assembly District
NORMAN sTRATToE.
Republican, Union Nomination.
FOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT DISTRICT
CHARLES L. PoLHAMUs.
.,Tws sp.y;arst , AT.s%b,, o Di.fsis,;
FOR ASSEMBLY
WILLIAM II. DE CAMP.
Citizens of the Ninth Assembly DISTRICT,
CHARLES + PoLHAMUs
Anti-Ring, Anti Corruption
Lieut.. A. H. MULLIGAE
q the Union Democratic S0ders lsnd Working
mem. Candidate Assembly in The FOuesnth D.ct
Republican, T LI,N1p Nomination Asg
Ixth Dsc. Crweah Nineteenth and Twenty wsrds),
WILLIAM a. DARLISG
son a..ePSs 1d E S9s R Jazz
coz S2' 1 SF5sa { fa''Ss5SSS!EEa i =, ..
M Stss: Tvs su-ros sso'r'''a''
f F1s GEsla Aa' 81 HsssP Piffif
ciIis H. KTTcHEL
Citizens Of the Ninth Assembly District,
CHARLES T. fOLHAmUs
The nsgrszs.lpn oes Of 20: M sns5.s
~ T Nj. All bo a.. .ns vote for the Rspa5 csa
ddns require Naturalization Papers may obtain them free 90
CARDIFF having my that being cIos-
viii be published uaeruPuoas that intend 70
method
iney sha candidate until the closing % Pole
aigh JOSEPH b. TAYLOR.
Of Greenwich aud laysta.
or the 6rm OF John Taylors S0ns. Brewesa
6perial Notires.
Established 1897.
M T. L. X s.
RICH AND PLAIN
FU II N L u L.
~ The arrss assortment Of FURNITURE ashnsbs
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bbv certify hst the foregoing has been pe.sned 20
~ 20 g. amount the bonded account Of this d
tnct 49,.
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S %1IIJ Ia ~ LEE THOMAsM SHERWOOD,
JOSIAH y. KENDALL, 1, A. DOWLEf
RICHARD MOTT. gro BLISS, JTnorN
A NJ COPFIN RICHARD WARREN,
WILLIAM a. wHITBEcK. DIR: j.; 4; FOSTER
} }9Hs \ s siiIHHpswoop RlcHARn MURPHY.
cHiS A PEABODY ARNOLD TANZER,
y ~ CHE STER J. NJ CROSS
"a 81 a P HASDY NJ NJ HENRY.
JrtnS a. S9EPARD 0EO FULTON
$40 4 PiiEfPS T BUTLER
Ross W WOOD EGBERT GUERNSEY
FRANK 5. ALLEN I'D EN- 55rpr
Trtos n POST JACOB II. HERRICK
n z TREMAlN THEODORE Hustled
STEPHEN HYATT, W. GQ1Lv EaMTASncN
J. LATHROP. d. y aLbE.bnbnS,SS"'
J.. c. BENNETT. a y ~ .; nA aiapsis
TIMOTHY @. CHURCHILL, A. W hA sIfEsrvp
j. o. BENNETT STEPHEN CHESTER
a ~ RI.AKF THOS l.. CHESTER
CHARLES NETrLEroS and numerous others
che .5ove srs the Pr Second Vice Pteduts Of the Re
ob1a As.oeon and the Chamann aud % msnbsT Of the EH
sc1ive Commtttee
Al olieitation OF large Of influential and patriotic e
ran. Of hi Ds who dsansd with the 81 he
.smby nOmn,on. and Oh. influences waas ''0u
AZ the time Of the formation Of the new Assembly
charged tina. the ssOs.y; ere 'sPss sas p ss to elect to
The Assembly M John " Grdley Who holds the lucrative
ONCE Of District Courts wncn ne hs no
William IL stewart and politicians OF the .aine school
Thus this District made from Fouftssnths nroasa roah
s-rond Herr Il punres NnthsYe and 1 twenty
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