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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06
p. ID. Eos TER.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DrV Goods 4!
NO. 20 MAIN ST., kE0kUK.


A CHOICE stock of nice and seasonable
N Goods nov in store, which additions regu-
larry made from the b-t seect-dH and best Ought
stoc Of New Ynrk md pha ielptia Old friends and
customer i'll cuntu TO cali n+w ones and the rub
lie invited exnine the sEoe being Assur The
Goods we're pn'chs under the most favorable oondi-
non OF this sua wt u Sold at rerr
sssau profit The ass,rtmeni of
DRESS GOODS
Is choice, from lov prize durable plain style, to
tN-rich-r AMI rnre exp~nsise aud by herneo, fresh
arrivals II continue pr--ut n.w attraction La
die, md heads Of e. mites whs WISH to economist in
Cloak. and wrsppinys will fad good stock of heavy
AMI ligh, Black Cloths color sack sngs and Water
Proof Cloths OF the b. ~ geLathe makes
The stock e Hoop skirt, hom the large mandatory
Of Do Bsssett B,rui hssu. Conn., complete 70
assortment and passed In both quality Of material
and elegance shape by any othrr Hop skirts in the
oouotry and st
Low PRI CES!
Asupericr quality of Notions and little things al
ways on hand octit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06
A Cough, Cold, or sore Throat

REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD BE CHICKEN
II ALLOWED TO coxrIxUF.
Irrit ation of the Lungs, Perm anent
Throat Affection, an Incu-
rable Lung Disease,
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9HR1GfNAL NO4f0K-fo ~ II DasMay: You lare
hereby notified that there II Alo u the oAce
OF the C-rk of the Nstct Court - Les coanfy Iowa,
at Keokuk petition u Hiram BsEney slainng Of you
the sum of 2i2 dollars, with 10 p~e csns inter ut
pr AAnn N. pse abe asAnally. me1sy dus
gage made by yor to .artsr Npan rerents real
described lot II and l2 apAl6 - hfof lot 10
ali in block 1iS IN the city of ae{y Iows
prayng for the forecl ofspd ponks and gepersl
tsEt lh4 Sstss 20 .f3s3 L. 81 81 ~ AAtio.
said Court commence At ksok on the fret Mcnda
Of PsbIuas b lee6 as<aass w,H ~ entered against
,1S e1S |sasHsns sss II 'A's9ng x Eora sr y.
Rsv stamp. 70 cents. Attornsy 0e1enint1t
jea2ld4~-<u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27
Our County Ticket.

The Union party of this county at
their Convention on Saturday put in
nomination a ticket that we can com
mend most heartily to the support of
the public. We invite attention to the
report of their proceedings in another
column. There is in the first place this
very noticeable contrast between the
Union ticket and the ticket of the
Democracy" Four gallant and meri-
torious soldiers have prominent places
on it, while not single man who was
in any way Identified with the Union
army is to be found on the rival ticket.
Not one such, if we remember right,
was even SO much as mentioned in the
Democratic Convention in connection
with an office. They were wholly
ignored by the men who composed that
Convention. The truth is that the
Democracy have no use for a soldier un-
less he has proved himself to be rem
egade from his colors. And it argues
well for the "boys in blue" who went
from this community to the war, that
the Democracy could not find one
among them to their liking as a candi-
date. If there was such a one why did
they not single him out and place him
on their ticket? Certainly it was not
because they do not seek avail
able nominees. When were the
Democracy ever willing to pass by nm
available man2 At Parkersburg they
awaited themselves oftwo or three can
didntes who had been in the army, but
had afterwards given sufficient evil
dence of. the great mistake they had
made in fighting against the Southern
wing Of their party. It seems the party
found such material scarce in this coun-
ty. We are glad TO record this positive
sort OF evidence as to the status of our
soldiers. May it ever be thus.
The four soldiers on the Union ticket
nre Col. AIcGihin, Col. Curtis, Captain
Sam. McColloch, and Serg't NIacau-
ley, all of them tried and true soldiers.
Col. McGihin WAS a soldier in the Mex
lean war, as he was in the late wnr, and
no man has a prouder reputation. A
year or two ago he moved into the
county from Washington county, Penn
syIvania, having purchased part ofthe
extensive farm lately owned by George
W. Smith Esq. As showing the esti-
nation in which he was held by the
people OF Washington county, we may
state that he was elected Sheriff of that
large county by an unprecedented ma
jority, running far ahead Of his party
ticket. He gave us on Saturday addi-
tional evidence Of his excellent qualifi-
cations for the position to which he was
nominated, by the dignified and satisfac-
tory manner in which no discharged the
duties Of Chairman Of the Convention,
There was a general expression Of con-
graduation that the Colonel had come
into our county TO live among us.
The balance Of the ticket Is well
known to the people OF the city and
county, and we do not need to partiou-
larize names. A better set of nomi-
nees, take the ticket as 3 whole; have
never been put forward for the support
OF our people. This was the general
feeling throughout the city on satur-
day after the names were announced.
We are glad to know that there Is an
enthusiastic discrimination to 90 to
work for the triumphant election Of the
Ticket
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5.'Col. Ben. Smith. The Copperhead
eandidaio or Governor, said Ia his
speech the other day at ParkersbufR
that &c he were elsoiei t5ovsrhor. ~
dian's think the Re- atral Ion law would
he very eIIsolive. We suppo56 not. II
he conldnlt snborn 8 iinrb Is
peal &C he would do.ts Gov NOR sJ.,5ri i,
OF Maryland, has done d1Iiol1i Ii5s8Ii4s
trars Who would Register ~ Ii & foi,s !.
II AC6l.F Smith were Governor and ~
q legislature to second htn 8 would
not 10 long an 'ihey would d5Vi coma
test ezelnde Union men nom hi
polis 31lon mon being now riel5lil
aecor mi tho latest edition 81 my
Policy slirel BY Judge Een-
no.lgs q fefislrshurg. But fhon re
+Eol 2, borrow no trcfibie on 10
count. e fihe. 10 WIN 10 when he 8
Sl1EeEnqE- re 3 hi Goycrnof YET.
'Iilefo $ an s'if' III ilIa WY - fi.oi5 RS
llasl it zen anti sniie rs.
W. AL Ilardllyt him ia ha
a. Qlca 10 holds under 1nile
States 81 nnLlclp ation OF C5uhofna ioli1l
hqnQu "a bird 81 The hand. lc.p
Fle t1lL3 l[ACAUhET, who ifls
noinlr ne ofdeisliip oI the
Ceuq ~ Convention ls SlIIit
day, g e.pt "a clerk Is tho post
once 4nh-
bard, ga e1n14gtlnf MS clainis Tor The
notiinaflCn rs 5st IA
beth rn01t ana 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27

This iistlnguished gentleman, 80 ven
known % our people, IS announced to
speak over Of Alarsinsvilie on tuesday
afternoon at two o'cloclS, and at Bel
laire tho same evening at seven O'clock,
Many of our citizens viii no doubi
avail themselves OF these opportun iti6-
tohear NJ, bingham. Few men In the
nation areso capable rs he TO sxpound
tothe nttermost the Issues Of the great
struggle through which the country Il
about - pnss.
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WE acknowledge ourselves under

NE acknowledge ourselves under
obligation to our friends, Captain T. B.
A. David, Division Superintendent of
the Western Union Telegraph line, and
also to Mr.. A. T. McKelvey, the oblig-
ing manager of the ONCE here, for their
efforts to secure the earliest European
news by the cable for our columns. And
in this connection, and as an instance
of their success, we may note the fact
that the important peace news dated at
London at noon of last Saturday, was
received here the same afternoon at 2
O'Clock. npoint of fact the news was
really started from London about eight
in the morning by our time, which
would be noon in England, but what q
miraculous feat it is, even in that time
to get news from the other side of ths
Atlantic Ocean, once matter Of many
weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27
The Knabe Piano

iis%ell enough known throughout the United
SLnteS 70 stand upon ifs merits, and II Il mi
neceSSsIty TO Pebble them through the
S;i n!tEy OF send agents from door to door 10
The proper way for purchasers tn s1,nrl,,
themselves Is TO apply to a responsible apenf
MheIe they know that what they buy Is iusi
a.: AnoIner method OF pushing bnd work upon
ne public is TO sell through Music TEACHER
tuIoWink them large commissions for recom
menning their instruments This Y,ao3t' II
ItISlg CUISINES OF course Increases the price as
tte commission must necessarily come from
In purchasing from the agent of n tirst-cIass
tEInAnullcturery an instrument can he had N
tue lactoFy rice-notwithstanding the renFt
senlauons OF outside makers that the ideaieril
commission" increases the price ofthe InstT1I1
Persons in want OF first-alnss Pianos conno,
e Gzlce to buy them at second or third class
m The public arc invited to examine the
stocA oil!
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PIao,s onre e ConsaIaptIonl

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
nom Consumption in the United State
See census for 1902
This remedy has been for several years
used tn.practtce by eminent physicians with
such marked success, that 10 IS now, by rr-
gent request offered 10 the public as M m,
ialltble remedy tor lung and throat digeases
Not every one In the advanced stages Of cons
SUMPTION can be cured, hnts many have been
ana many more are now receiving benefit
nom its use and this long after all other
known femedie9 have failed. As an e1i-
denoe OF our sincerity in the above state
menus we WARRANT IT TO GIVE SATIsRAc-
TONI Sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
MUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Fel!
lows Han, Wheelinge West Va au25
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Jttstd0Nat goa need LaaIes.

These Pills act as a mild and gentle stimd-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and BODY correcting all trregularit ties and re-
moving distinctions, mental debility melan-
eholy, &C; restoring nature to It's proper
channels. Under certain circumstance they
should not be used. Price 81 90 I5eT llCIJC Nv
mail to any address Sl1O. Sold by =
LAUGHllINS & BUSHFIEID.
my25 ~ r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27

MARRIAGE AND OELIRAOY, an
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros.
trate the vital powers, with sure means of re-
lief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter en-.
velopes Address, d.. J. BEILLIN HoU6H.
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
aul6-Smd&w -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27
g94nsifal alistr'nltltnts
PURCHASERS

lHHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
l. Rgldbe Piano has induced makers of in- a.
lellor instruments TO represent to their custo-
Lhe same as the KTldbe, mnde by Wnrln1ey
formerly employed by them, &C., &C.
Thls Is an old dodge. and one that Il only
practiced by manufacturers who cannot 81,
their instruments TO the trade and cons
quently are compelled to force them on the
market at any price, W ''e
This mode Of doing business should no
enough 70 S9nyinee purchasers at once OF the
mere fact OF small makers taking them az
the STANDARD, and working upon thei1
reputation should be all the evidence neees-
Sary.
:, II is a wen known fact that all first-class
Piano manufacturers have their estabitsheli
agencies and dispose of their goods throuEh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27

MErcALP'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts
standing in a few days. 80
au22-Im TIL. LOGAN & Co, Agents.
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~ oNe 0or az b CIlred.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Valletts
Female Periodical Pills, extensively I1sed by
me French Royal Academy of MedicIne,
Ihey never fail in Chlorosis Amenorhea
MenOrhnRin. dc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27

Capt, Peter Darnelli who has been
NOMINATED for. Auditor on the Copper
head ticket, IS probably one oil lie most
profonndly ignorai man IN the Stats,
Of all matters pertaining 70 stats flnan-
ces- A single instance win suffice to
illustrate the fact. IN the House of
Delegates last winter he oaeIed tho fol-
lowing resoiutlOnI 5000
ReSglDed, That the Committee on
Taxation and Finance inquire into the
padiency Of taxing Wild aud unim-
proved lands own ca 81 lInusrg 81 entl,f
the State Tor SUITE and county ptir.
{ sliie eolninl Zee on Taxation md III
nance repotsad i.ine1 psdient p for the
feiy simple rsasoa fhaft1ch lana isf
and alEayg has been taxed Tor State
and county Ptrppsss precisely as All
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WebsteT-Lieut. Henry A. Knapp.
John Goudy, Henry Wallace, VIM.
Hastings, j. b. DetWiler.
The following were appointed to at
ton:
Washington 7o,oaship-Dr. Thomas
ii. Logan.
Mddison-John Frew.
CLdy-Dr. John c. Hupp.
BttO1l-Jos. A. Melcaif.
Cef5tre-Dr. Jas. Gummfns.
6ttchte-Thomas L. Hay.
hicliLntd-Wm. North.
deLi2hiG-Samuel B. McCollOch.
Gfberty-Arthur @. BOggs.
Webster-Henry Wallace.
The following were appointed Exeeu-
tive County Committed:
Washington 1olgllship-Wm. w. Hol-
Madisoa-Thos. E. Beans.
CtGy-Henry Redman.
.Unto1t-Capt. Andrew Britt.
Centre-Thos. Hornbrook.
hltchie--Dr. r. w. Hazlett,
1etchLGad-M. i. Hill.
| I5iadek phiG-John +. Sisson.
| LibeTty--J. d. Maxwell.
| Webster-Henry Wallace.
! The delegation to Parkersburg were
\ empowered to fill vacancies in their
number.
| The entire business of the Convention
/ WAS 1EduoalCt9u Two R6EIeGt
harmony characterized all its proceed
ings and the most buoyant feeling pre-
vailed. Femme
After the business was over, Col.
McGiftin, A. w. Campbell, and John
| K. Hubbard were called out and made
short speeches of encouragement and
generalization. Our young friend, W.
p Hubbard, made a very Fictitious lit
tie speech in. advocacy OF Sergeant
| McCauley for Recorder, when that
nomination was made.
All in all, the Convention was the
most harmonious one, as one of the
| speakers remarked, that ever assembled
in the Court House of Ohio county.
THE Cincinnati gazette, ins speaking of
the Union press of the country, says:
''There. is not one paper in fivehundred
in the United States, that supported Mr..
Lincoln for the Presidency, that does
not sustain Congress and oppose 'my
policy Mr.. johnson, therefore, in
talking about "ag subsidized press, -
shows where the shoe pinches. BE
tried to substitute the press as he did the
men who held Federal offices, but
failed. There never was more sublime
spectacle presented than that shown in
the bold front exhibited by the Union
press of the United States, in connec-
ton with the refusal of the great mass
OF the gentlemen who held Office, from
Cabinet Ministers down, to be bribed
by Executive patronage.
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81 ". o. SINGLETCN.
300 ReWar6

MILL BE PAID BY TIE UNDER
/. ial4., ustitl n 1llsk who IS supposed to
nave been drowned I'm The Oiio, rive,
" sleea laIielta and " heellng. ON the 18th
as!llte A1irlS boots, and had q cold watch
WIN elllills and on his hand inner two
yeal9 old, has dark brown hair. and sIi1n
y tlls5e Or. E vs. BERGEIIs
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a. ". oAMPBELD, P. NJ
Wanted
MoUNpas yIsEl ~. WEE isEo VA.
TO STONE MASONS 3 C0NFR ACTORS

CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived until the 18TH DAY OF SRPTEpEBFR
next Tor the stone work OF the West VirEinia
EenltentiaJyi by the perch of twenty-five
uncHeet, 70 be measured in the wall. The
stone TO be furnished Contractors In the
rough on the Penitentiary grounds, and al
ioNance 70 be made by contractor for the la
Also; proposals for furnishing, and laying
stone BY the perch, in the wall, and include
Ing labor OF conVicts n =. - = = -
For detailed specinGations apply to
...o,i.el. y ~ JAMES BORLEY,
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Gd1satesl Afollh1le We efallo' r6EEl
AsapeElqr 7'eilea sglI, spaIe.i tFqln Is,
iined Vegetable olls in continuation vim
slyce rine. a,p5 specially Ened ~ me
a. fl.g.l - g isrtiis lIniaery. psr-
llllo . ...1l ana It's M lllng rloI.l
IS 81 dI6g9
nb7-Iydiyl
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aIfiv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
List of I.af.tars

DEdAINISG UNCLAIMED INFHE Post
III Office at Wheeling, State OF West Vir,
ginia, on the 9th day OF August, 1865.
ToObtaln any OF these Letters, the applicant
must call for GdUeTtiSef letters give the date 81
this list and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they win
be sent TO the Dead Letter Office
Oftic0 hours on Sunday from o TO lON q. m
IA TEesy TTesrr
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~ GTFE ia TRIAI.I y =
Price 50 cents and 81 f,er bottle.
II5s4l ro51 ! 1f7755l' 4 757e55|79 ~ :.

1loeta Rect Root Iseadi Reniif
Root Prs Pre- stges the life Of the
di1Af-c u nom lFllJ to It's ORIGINAL color
IN Tires Weelus-T lill ~ 1lIsli7 ~
n - ) the best article for iireIlnG the hlIl.
eNer lollllu IN tla maElZetyi N snFllV TeIlirIVe
dludFuRnnd cure M liiaelPa OF az Tooir,
= eleli ghttuily periufneli crtes badness ana
VIII not etatn the skin. We tell the story
qilielzls, ana ten Il true when we sayit s q
leegtoFer and Dr,easlnlr7 Cjoullsineil.
No other prep ion for the hair cofii5irs
e iaellio Nut on. Sold By an Ilrlintisfi -
Q3RIN SKINNER & CO., Sole PfopFief 6fs
Springfield lIass
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ST. vINCENF's
Classical and Mercantile CaIIana.

s,-- -, ssA- ssSA-Abs NssNSs'
ITIHE COURSE OF STUDIES m TIIs M
sutution embraces History, Geograpby
Book-keeping; English, French, German
ltailan: Latin, and Greek languages: Rhe.
Iolc, MaghematicS, DTnWtng, Music Natural
PhilosoPhy, including Telegraphy, Chemis-
Try, and Moral Phllosopy. The Students are
ment OF their Professors, and enIoy files free
play grounds
Inc 51tn1beT % students otte1iOiiE10 he school
during The pdat year fodS one 6ti,iGiysi mi
ee1i; and 10 tfs L0e simply refer as etieIles or
ne success Dteh the IilStiltiO met dlirfri0 M
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sonable terms. -S--lis -
Boarding, including light, fuel, bedd-
uoneryi and medical attendance iiior-
dinafy cases, for the scholastic year of
n 500 90
EXTRA CHARGES CWHEN PAID m ADyAN C,r1
German, French or Italian, per quarter
Is %
german, for German Boys only, per or I. On
Use Of Philosophical and Chemical An
L. Per quar- 2 90
1tI z ~ ~ 10 90
Payments will be always required in af-
vance, and an addition OF ten Der cent in
lay of 10 days. = . 10 '
The School will be opened ON the LIST Nom
cay IN mi September. Applications may be adj
aulS-2Wd&2tW
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WANTED-AGENTs-s75 TO 500 PER
for Ladies', everywhere, TO introduce die
Common Sense Family Sewing Machinei
improved and perfected. It will hem. fell
s!t1lcns quit bind BRAND and embroider beau
tllplly-0,price only. s2Q-making the elastic
lock stitch, and fully warranted for three
9 esaLs. We pay the above wages, or a come
iilnsslon, nom which twice that amount cnn
be made Addressor call on G. BOWERS z.
CO.s Office No. 255 south Fifth Street. Pbila-
with circulars and terms, an94-ini'
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I7Isf ~ IIIol Ell1l
DROPS ~. lnI.npEEl -. nEnpa. .

Alllll.ll.A IIlz EiloII IN oIiIs DIpfhsrias
Gq1Elsl BrppchitfsI Sore Ihroaf Y iiln1s
Eiiennin nm, NafiIlini AfIlis ~ tii,s ii5S.,
ELeaflRehe, Ioolhaoe l3fiii eIpfaifi7 ff6iif
l..ins1 llunfs Colds Ever and Afiii -i1Iii
lle.l. II Q elLee dry eoll by an IiIIi 1
fORRlN SKINNER = co. pTnrTfe fryi
eldt lllls. 81 ls 81 RMS q "a
AGENTS for E1aloul Siiafi7s.
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DR. IsAR06KA4,a

Indian Vegetable Pulmonic syrup
CURES CouGH3a COLDS, WHooPING
" Couch, CRoUP, AsrHSrA, .CATARTFI.
hRoNcHTTIs, PAIN NJ THE SIDE, NIGHT
SWEATSs HoARsENESS, to which public
spea iiefS and singers nFa liable, CoNsURfP-
Eloss In is early stages and al diseases Of
Endorsed BY the highest medical suth ority
EDITORS ErolefsorB in our various C0ileEeg and
~ many Of our most eminent public men. I
Containing no opium, it IS adapted to every
qge, and can be used Without fear of fba
d1ngarou results which follow the Tfse AZ
many Of the cough preparations OF which
opium and ipeeac ara the base. = nj I -
f GIVE TIA TRIAL 80 1e
Price 50 cents ana 81 per bottle.
DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Frop'r, BEeIroe. Mss
Sold 70 The trade by IaAUGIIIiIllS & BUSH.
FIELD " lleellng, md at fetail by an DiIi1s
gisls, also bylI. H Logan q Co., and IlnRlf
LII 4 20. AZ D. - mg anfidsW
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Cane Mills ana Ievanoroto,.s

aI-lIl.l CANE HILLS.
MARTINB FERRY PATTERN r0P
Il sale at manufacturers priceg
a1g1 - PRYOR BOYD & co.
Buckeye Cider Mills ana Presses. >.
NOR SALE BY zytiif ~.
Z aug7 PRYOR BOYD & co.
EVAPORATORS. 6I
VARIOUS SIZES, IN STORE AND FOR
SAFE by l-i PRYOR BOYD e Cot
aug .3L- y - lli9 e'f '3g Ht3q ;jnS
I M RUSH. TIMOTHY sEED. :
aug = y qloYeF Pryor SoY ESr L sq do By
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4.ltH slate,og Aliourl does not psr4
rli, s4hels % v0te The Constitution,
HqQniei q paf comm is suIItn
70 .4oe Ni-o adheFed Is tie royarna
ment m the allinl, and exclude
those who went oFal s. Elis CONF -
cy. And the Governor
lauiatlons giSlns 10 SIS an. lIis
Constitution and tie lawn shall IS ~.
tli6 lniOlerallle YElniiy ana 81. ~ s.
tlcnN the delegation from y Oh = -
tne Elilo1el phia Conventions hnra
rlQ1 y prot a, aud they have had
tne inn elds % wait On the Pre- 6iie
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Blakemore Sarah McIntire Ellen
Cunningham Eliza tn hicKenna Rlin
De Merritt Josephine MeCue Bridget
DeY1ne Maggie OConnor Mary
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Ceilings AnnieL RELY Ella
Cannon Kate Showan Abigail
Harris mrs N T Eoles AIVeFIia
Harten Amanda e Shears Kate
Hannah Elizabeth Venaunan lane -
kenne1y Mary A Rerbeck Julia NJ
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9th, That the vote of the respective
Township delegations be openly an
nounced by the chairman of the delega-
ton, and be noted and added and the
result announced by the Secretary of
the Convention under the supervisor of
two Tellers appointed by the Chairman