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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21

TIE Democro,;c Candidate for Governor.
4 The Pennington Chronicle, published next
door, as it were, to Mr.. E. F. Pillsbury's once,
furnishes the following entertaining and in
structiye account of that gentleman's political
career. We hope liberal allowance Of the
editorial extracts" viii appear next week:
We are not called upon to notice Mr. Pills
bury in his private, social or business reputa-
ton We have only to do with his political
record. Mr.. Pillsbury early eyinced love for
political life, and in the first years of his ma
Jority took an earnest part in the Free Soil
party, and subsequently, very naturally, allied
himself with the Abolition party. Abandon
ing the Abolitionists, he espoused the Wing
cause, and worked with that party with great
zeal and devotion until it broke up, when he
allied himself to small fraction of that party,
then denominated Straight Wings and a
quarter 0ver" This fraction being insignif-
cantly small, soon fell into the Democratic
ranks, where Mr.. Pillsbury has operated to this
time: and by his untiring zeal and energy IN
favor of the Southern rebels; and in SANDER
ing Abraham Lincoln; and abusing Union
men, North and South; and denouncing the
the war closed; and declaiming against Con-
gress in all its measures relating to the rebel
States; and vehemently demanding the read
mission of rebels into that body to as full and
nee Participation In the govefhMe9C as tney
enjoyed before the rebellion, lin all this he has
won his present political reputation.
As we intend to be perfectly fair, and even
magnanimous, in our comments, we shall say
that soon after the war opened, at time when
the patriotism of the North was SO vehement
that traitors could not breathe out their trea-
son, Mr.. Pillsbury for short time rendered a
paid service to the Government, in encourag-
ing enlistments; but for causes and REASONS
whether the pay did not hold out or because
the rebel prospects suddenly frightened, and
the Union prospects became clouded, he re-
lapsed back into the rebel service with renew
ed zeal and ferocity. -
We are not aware that Mr.. Pillsbury has ey-
that he has any political distinction save what
he acquired as editor of political paper, the
full benefit Of which we intend to accord to
him in the editorial extracts which we propose
to make from that famous publication, from
the campaign of 1860 to the time he ceased to
be its editor. -li- 3a3 y N4.-'ttat-ll 1'ftt-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21
The Mexican Blockade.

The proclamation issued by President John
son in relation to the recent decree of prince
Macmillan who asserts himself to be EN-
peror Of Mexico" closing the ports of Mata-
moras and other places where, his authority
is not recognized, declares that decree to be
null and void SO far as the government and
citizens of the United States are concernsd.--
The reasons given for this declaration are that
such blockade is wholly unsupported by any
competent military or naval force, and is in
violation of the rights Of the United States as
defined by the law Of nations and by treaties
existing between us and Mexico. The procla-
nation declares that any attempt to enforce
the decree against the government and citi-
Gems of the United States will be disallowed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21

friends! hope the Irishmen will vote as
hey please, and discriminate between their
friends and foes. Let us judge for ourselves
in the future, and help the men who are VIII
ing to help us in our trouble. NO true irish-
man will be cajoled by the warming IN the Ar
gus. 1t is easy to see that the writer is no
friend to Ireland or its cause, buta disciple of
its greatest enemies, who have left British
dungeons crammed with the purest blood of
our native land The day is not far distant
when these traitors will receive their reward
the everlasting condemnation of the Irish
race. Yours, 9xrEF s.zsgtsls
q .7.- q .ra-rr4 TRIrE TRrsHMAN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21
Every Man his own Fire Department.
What shall be done to prevent another con-

Every Man his own Fire Department.
What shall be done to prevent another con-
fagration? fsl 5re s1earoo a5o4a seth
A few months ago we were shown a small
portable force pump for extinguishing fires,
DC. tJohnson's Champion Pump" manufae-
tured by Albert L. Rice, Boston.) Being
pleased with the idea Of having SO valuable
and useful an article, combining simplicity.
strength and utility in so small a compass. we
obtained one, and urged our citizens tbrouob
our columns, to prepare themselves in like
manner. We gave at that time two instances.
one in our own State and one in Ohio, where
much valuable property had been saved by
the timely use of these valuable little imple-
ments. r0 fzff7rT 3dt - 81 ra
In our late disastrous fire, few of the above
pumps were used, and the flames Kept at bay
for hours. 1t is easy for any one to see, that
more surface can be kept covered with water
by one person using one of these engines,
than by dozen by the use of the ordinary
bucket, besides being able to reach points not
accessible at all with the bucket. We invite
attention TO the following extract from a let
ter written by Mr.. E. P. NOVEL; to Mayor
John II. Bailey, Portsmouth, N. H. Mr..
NOVEL; says: baillam e So L--elo 500 ,lIsa
witnessed few days since in Augusta, Me-.
the operation of Johnson's Champion Force
Pump and can confidently recommend it to
tne public. j. L. Heath, Esq, of that city,
mastered fire with one of these marvels Of
emclency, the extinguishment of which would
tubs The Of house w Ul en- aha u nnt Sss
when Mr.. Heath arrived with his miniature
ire department. and before the regulars ap-
peaIea on me scene, ne had overpowered the
ance unnecessary. The heat from the FIRE yras
so intense as to prevent its being approached
with pals of water, and but for the above NAM
ed beautiful invention, the house would doubt
less have been destroyed. 'H7
In view of. the above testimonial land hun
dreds of others could be adduced If space
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21

THE PRocLAMAroN-The President has is
sued new edition of his Peace proclamation.
The first was promulgated after the Connecti-
cut election, but fell rather fiat owing to the
unexpected choice of a Radical governor, not
withstanding the Presidents interference on
the other side. This second issue is designed
to add to the dramatic effect Of the Philadel-
phia convention. If the President is satisfied
that the rebellion is over, it is to be hoped he
will not interpose in the domestic affairs of
Texas as disastrously as of late in Louisiana
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21
OTITINE.

OTITINE.
This excellent Remedy is an infaHible cure for Deal
ness, Discharge from the Ear, and Noises in the
Head. eiiid-iiint ft
This wonderful Vegetable Extract has been the
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It operates like charm upon offensive discbarp-
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s CT o Fl U E. A ;.
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Circulars will be sent FREE to any one sending
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By sending go cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, ITO Washington St., Boston, it will be for
warded by mail free OF postage, to any part OF the
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Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Scan,

A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK.


OF BRUNSWICK.
For Members of Congress:
1st Dist.-,JoHN LYNCH, of Portland.
End Dst.-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Srd Dist.-JAMES G.. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4h D'st.-JOHN A. PETERS, of Bangor.
III Dist.-FRED'K. A. PIKE, of Calais.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
SENATORS,
GEORGE W. WOODMAN,. .............. Portland
SA A7sr A. HOLBROOK, preepvr,'
TpTnr nMUW ~, GnrRam
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, c,...u,..
MILTIMORE WATTS. .......... new uioucester.
COUNTY TREASURER, ,,,,-,,
PETER X. HALL. ............'...'' Winuniln.
.s-sef SHERIFF,
GEORGE W. PARKER. ......,....".. Portland.
CLERK OF COURTS, - i.- la5
DANIEL w. FESSENDEN, Portland.
YORK COUNTY.
sands cs SENATORS, Aa 'in'
NATHANIEL HOBBS, .......... North Berwick,
JEREMIAH M. MASON, ............... Limerick,
' ald SHERIFF,
RICHABD H. COOLING, ............ Acton,
y. .fessIr KS TREASURER, iii e
SYLVESTER LITTLEFIELD,. .............A Alfred.
.. .-.t.--. COMMISSIONER, .e -al---
ADTBED HULL,.................. .Shapleigh.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-21

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prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the trade
and the great public generally, with the standard and
invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvINE, which article
surpasses all known preparations for the cure of all
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cry preparation of opium-the well-known result Of
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feutcs; it allays irrtation rcstessness and spass,
and induces regular action ofthe bowels and secretyo
organs. .- =
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold SO
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Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all tho fearful
Of nervous Diseases Dodds Ncrvine is The best rcmc-
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aug11sn1yd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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Additional Bounty

Those who have been subject to Nervous hea dach
or are restored to perfect health by one dos
forty dropsl OF METCALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY. 1t never tails. IT iuI13 sn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-03
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
.. For SIorher-s Sake

A FATHER aud his little
Du wiutTy sailing;
Fast. from their way, the light Of day
la cloud aud gI5Drn falling;
Aud herc.-Iy round their lonely bark
The stormy wiiIis were waing.
They knew tina; peril hOyerrd near;
They prayed - heaven deliver"
But q wilder blast bowling past,
And som, with sob and -hiyer,
They struggled in the icy grasp
Of that dark, rushing river
Cling fast % me, my darling child"
An anguisi-d voice was crying;
While, siIyeTy clear, DER tempest drear,
Rose softer tones, replying
".Oh, mind not me, my father dear
I'm uot afraid Of dying.
Oh mind not me, but save yourself,
For mothers sake, dear father
Leave me. and hasten to the shore,
or who viii comfort m1ther -
The angel Eirrns that ever wait,
Unseen. nan attendant,
Flew up. G'erIpyed, TO heavens bright gate,
And th-re, page respicLdeut,
High those Ot heroes bold,
And martyrs famed ia story,
They wrote the usIne Of that brave boy,
And wreslthed 1t round with glory
God bless the child aye, he DID bless
That noble seIs-sl-utal,
AMI safely bore him To the shore,
Through tempest, tDd- and trial,
soon iu their bright and tranquil home,
son sire. aud that dear mother
For who's. sweet sake much was done,
In rapture met each other
ENELISE = Sxrri
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-03

Sailors Home Cellar to be Let
FOR STORAGE.
CrrI.R aTTHE HOME LARGE,
II DRY and CONVENlENT
apply to up MILLER Manager.
500-}m -"''' -'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-03

Meas't, SI3al4; OIL, 7aSc; Bone, 1c. To Tahiti.
SO To Honolulu, SO. To Shanghae, SO. To
japan, Sl2
Vessels under dispatch, bound westward, are as
follows: For Hongkong, British ship Lotta .Naria,
Feb 18th. For Honolu u, Am. bark Bhertng, about
Feb 9th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-03

- The following review Of the San Francisco
markets prepared for aud received by the bark
d. q. -Harray, Of the Hawaiian Packet Line. Ii
il the best review Of the market that has come to
hand
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

NyTESTCHESTER COUNTY SUPREME COukI-.,
w JOHN oMBOURG and DRUlILLA HALL EHs9gsoI t sp
Executrr OF JAIFS RAIL, deceased flAintih esan 49,
0IBEIr AID JANE e.. his wife DeiunsIt. -"
Com not serv.dlfo the DeiendAnt BEN; n io,., r.,
NETI1ITgFnr. You are hereby summoned ~ - ihsh he'.
aud required the complaint In ths se- 5P 10y
tn Which via be Ted IN tho Office Of the CLERK eA'''i
oftbe ssld Coaaty We.otee at Whre
20 tue au eps4N On
AZ ls oice in PseksA. In said County Witlih twenty
dsv ser s rumonS you e1csye a me ay
lto answer the .aid coaut whp H
ro d tho plaintiff this soon wi apply 70 the Oouu for
N'' ''''' DAVID W TRAVIS Plalntiht' Attorney,
1 -,tst Ga lie above action hod la the Office oi Tie
CT r IA Wee,r County 40 5th day Il December iAd
~ lsa6.A n ". TRAVIS f!GiglAS Attorney
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
REsoLUHoSs
On fnntinn.li va

~
RosL That vote returned gven In AeghanJ county or
r. r. Futon In Cheusnso County Ir H. r. enlohi oe
vote in aaNme County for r fntont vote In en''Ss
ourt for A. L. FenOu in Livingston County iof "
Fentoi os yor Onorss County for H. h. Fenon ons 'Se
Onsrn County H. y. ferton vote In Orange touY y.
y Rensselaer, County Tor H. T. Fsnohi opn
e. 81 County for r. D. fentoui one vote n
ouutv f r. H. Fenn Uer County for X t. feuoe
vote Comfy for r. T. Fentoni and one Fe
ls County for F~nton for the Office cI Governor be Hoeu
Reuben T. Feuon th Office Aud that one vote elu q,
for John T. Hsn vote IN
T. nv fo uonnauI vote Ia Cbamung County ity i
Iioil,snt Ia CoilubR County Tor j. D. HoHlih
,rr ,oie n County for }. r. liphmAn Que ys'e
l., County r. oinn vote In J,fian ,'1nyl
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

''''' IRiHGis 9. EtRLow soero:arye Of State.
Th0MAs AS ElLLk9J So ComPiIoii,t ise.r and su1vsycr
joan 4. MAaTISnALE AtsIa'' 0eN'i'A
J0sEPh AoNLAND D, IIss,gfcct, Esso fcct:,sa,,ioner
G5ne CoassyGsose W. FToemsn received ono vote James H.
ce RF29GT % TrScysSd ysd tSS. oSs Vote ySs " wIss
reee ved two vasi STEPHEN r. ioy received eS S1s on. vote
Delaware copnty-glant received Two Two votes votes
puiVhess CouHy-Blnk received four vote"
e e., c SsI5gS.jI1aR IL RIon'on received .,.
hnss Co1ny-s,ephen r. Oyt received hy-9S' '' 0''s'
Joyeesvd one vote Scattering % Ginr BE I'd ne vote
5:Brs SoSofrJaIScs H. bronson received two yoe,
ew.YOrk-Blni received irty.hve votes sGat's '"'HS
on5 cSSay-jes H. Brop,sn received one Voei Blank re-
coGa.y-Jsmo H. received 1 votes S T. 'y'
received one yote Blank receiTGi four vote, os vo,e
Oswsso County Blank received three y9e' On. VOTE.
& Iiii,2ss nm Sseisss ys ys.., Sss vote
so GoontyD D. Forest received vetos Banf received
one vote; iicgy Holmes received one vote. s. " W
Schuyler CodnyJame H' Bronson received 0no'N0'' '" v"
ssa.cs contyjs%es H. Brown received one vote
ST. Lswrnce Co1riy-Iif,m Garouer received ono vote
s;eubeu COauS T. Hy' received one voe' s''t -'
ToSS couny-Jsrues IT, B1onon received ,i1 votes,
Ys's. co9rtygjsaes h received two voo'; WV
w5elt Ieee-iy,d one one vote. ,e,s
DFFANCiSt G. BARI6W. Secretary ofsttte.
iii4 FI44F H56GL dHo6bsGEl STATE nsaSsi Surveyor
JOHN H. MARTlNpALE AuorneJ-Gene''L
JOSEPH BowLAND Tes,ure- ,s s,.,, corr-.,,r.,
Sate Of Nep lonk - We thr stcfe,siy o. Se n IA
stui. formed q state C-uyafs sud having can
v,,s.d and estimated whole number ovete given T nl ON
missioner General Election heii sid sa on y l1th Ssy oi
1906 according The crhed o We ,aa Nos
reeed bv secreLy Sttc n he manner directed ~ az 90
hrr lbs oetruiuo declare end cry thai; Silf N lhA1 ~
e .,,'Is s-s''N 1uaSt5 ofbe 80 sid STATE
Given bands, the OIL che sc,ey o Se oi the
The CITY Albany tue th cy q beceOc ~ 'o
Nesr ole fhousurd eight hundred and ti1iy-HN
FRANCIS c. BARLOW Secretary Of state.
THOMAS ulLLBCUSE, ComluoleL
J.PLAIr Gu0DSELI4 STATE Enriu'eT ard surveyor
JOHN IT. j AilI.tlALl.. ANoiuS 'Otbtis-s
JOSEPH ROWLAND IrfosureT.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22


EI,6S,s ER6E6lss { iIEG2W E6gyy Secretary q State
J. fLATI 2, ySELL State Eng and Surveyor
JosEPn HCw LAND, Treasurer.
Scattering Yofs giseu Jor Lie4tenantGorerroy.
Anersny Courty-A. ,. Bstoye received one-voie.
BrOO@s Couuty-Psre gsTecoyed oneyoie Alfrel D. Bso
Csyugs CoSuty-Altn,ed J. BsItow received i've votes
CSIsso1 C0gsSyJ - ssf,sd one yoo
Delaware CoOatyR WOood received Blank received
" Wright received Ons vote Blank
oenssee coOHyA =. Bs;o received vO,si Alfred ?.
Kias cosS,y W Wright received one vote. Steward H.
rS% 1--WE sSy ys sSs Is,sG % 0n' 'o.e L. L.
Livinrston ContyA Afied ,. FARO votes.
Monroe County Asdew Bartov vsdwO BnSresiyoi
EswYOrs Couny-Bisnk received thrtyour votes scattering
Sssars coanty--JsrDe r. Trott received one vo.,
oswsgO C0uhy-Robsr' H. Pruno received Blnk
oSsd coSsy-B.l received I've rosi Alfred Bar.ow
0so1dss. T. BsriO received eight vo,s B.aLts
ots'so cooS,yIIsd ,. vote, woodird
cSesH. CoSaay-jcsspa Cook feesssd ,sss votes
snse ser Cogoi-RoOt H. PHiyn resivtd vosi B'nh
ss1sos couuiyAt,i = Barlow received one voisi " W.
eehohsris oOuhy--I 3. Warner received one TOis.
s.ssSss cesn.y-wSsl'osd = Sessysa one vote
Ss.osa Coanssnss O. Avsrd received vos.i BLANK
iSS.s SSsS-AllI:s S,5.,s-. S .,'ss,sd (, vote.
Msyne Cou1,y-Aifred Barlow received
NeshiuSton Counly--s 4. woodiord receive vote.
Yates Coghty-Ahed =. B2Gtow fscsysd two voteS
Dated A4haEy, Dee-5, I0ot.
FRAEas O. BARLOW. sesr..srv Of State.
THOMAS BiLLHOusE. Conprolsi.
.PLATT OOQDsELL, Sse Euznesr snd surveyor
JOHN X. MAKTINDALF. Atornsy.6 nsfs.
JOsEPH BOWLAsD Treasurer
STATE Of NsN York We Sscrei,ry Sias Comfy j-r
Ststs kngsesT and
esaie having IoFns9 Bad Of CsoyasssIs lvug
ssea ana estimated he whole number
oNsnef ste senrrol sscoH he'd ia said Stale
SvsoesJ sce seeordns % e certified o tls isd
o by Toe Secretary sats, 7ks csuneT dirsed By
kw o. hereby sesuhns. sDd certify STEWART
oDtVhD ~ Af pssts nrtnbs o vote. eec
efsis. - 49, -
ss HnSey oui hund' ~ The oee Secretary State
$50 h< - s ny q Ahany tie 5th day Of December
b'~ % ON i'sio one oussI rsb hnldred aud sixtysx
5sh.AAkhttih q BARLOW Secretary u State
lliOh1s nILLiiOUsk. C0mp'ro isi.
. s-fI.AlI tDDBcfLL r. lalecr and curvevor
JOth h, lAhrlNDALE Au0uiey.0trsf,L
JOshFb ROWLAND If,ssulei.
Sia'S n NV Yoyt STATEMENT DE- vol ,b,y Of vs,.,
gavst fos GaHAL "a GeTsu E,D t.d ga a.
kit Sse We dui hWentsr wear 1876 whtfeis
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
i. PLAIT GOODSEII ASsate fn.ii s-I = "ifVJOi'
JOHN II. MARTlHDALE, AttorBry-GensiaL
JOSEPH ROWLAND Treasurer

STATE oT NswYOrk We the Secretary Of state ns Comp'
te State and Surveyor General and IfeauIe
of d met At the oce.f sessccrs,syol OF ssi. on ne
December 1906 at " o'clock ard rnnssd az hoAu
se e.ron Frslcis g. Baow, secety oi
state aSChairan IN. Board The certified statements errea
by the Secretary State directed by law examined and bs
following resolutions touching tie various questions Isi'gn ~
nch aud ordered 70 be published "h Tie
state nsuts and determination Of the Board
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
ebe eote State Clrttiou.

OFFICIAL STATE CANVASS.-Stote, Of Nei'
~ YorE ssr.rEEyr Of ,ho WI whos e 1pei e .8 se os be
~ ~ ,.r In the year 1896 vi csu ne seYeIe' eeuLes
\. etic6 Toe said votes given ore di''4 gine.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Eeqal Notices.

NOTICE-Ihe undersigned has been duly appointed
~ Executor q vii spd testament Of SAMUEL HOIA
LING e OF the city All pesous indebted
10 The estate ir immede pymsns 10 JULIUS
BRAIEARD No u As snd those having claims against the e
oetob.g isSs " LEONARD O. HoTALTSG.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City aud County
~ Of fNew-York-FREDERICk A. PETERSEN agaust klChO-
LAS HANsEN.Su,nnors money demand .'''''':
the aboysn naulei 10 = Revenue:
Uesndinti hereby summoned ard required Stamp
TO answer complaint acion wnch VII 60c. stamp
be nled a. tie the IsS Of The City and Cuceel
County in the cry hs.in said city .......:
II and copyof % tie said
fslat subc-ocrs sir oe Ne Z7 Broadway in iid
y York in tWray days er the service OF tLis
Jou Il the daY Of such service and yo i
answer complaint within toe time aforesaid the pant n
his so vii taLe esnt glst Won the sysof Hiy tive
Do VITA nt.rs, day OF September. thousand
et sud Kyx BESIDE tue costs Of this actioBDeed
New.Iors, December 9. ltb8
REID & SOLOMON, Plaintiffs Attorneys No 2Ii Broadway.
The suuong c0mp t Ia rhoveeutid cotton duly
Oce of th Crk Of the City snd County q iofk
l. nrtse-nfh.dty Of December, 1875. REID SOLOMON,
Dl5iawCwS Plaintiffs AttoIreyI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
or NEyv.YORE

Oypfc4 SRCRErARY OFtTATT5
Ihnvs conplred he preoo pies Of statements aud de'en''
board ~ Stnte with the orgeh on m 10
oae certify that the correct ansods there
fson and of whole orsunl
hsnd VI oce al the City OF AeanJ s
H. $ tn day O! D-cembsr. ls1bs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Of York. 'we The Secretary Of s',is Comp'rS, er
State Surveyor Attorney General sara
hsyng fonnsd board Of CauyrTs and having osn
estimated number Of votes given LOT senator "a
Tre District IN said Sste. Of oerrs
Election held said State the sIh day OF Noyonbr 100
OF the sai3 votes oc'eo oy ns
Stats. directed by Law, do brreoy eee
nv dsetre aud certify that John Meas by the ests,t n9o
the sad District said election was GUY
Senator cad said Senatorial Dct IN place OF sePheH Il
Iiyt. redgrei. ,s.-.--f 4, =
vsn under hands Office OF the Secretary OF state o he
i State In the City Albany tho Sh day Of December " s
J.ar Lord thousand eight hundred nDd ry-u1a
FRANCIS {. BARLOW. Secretary OF stsie
THOMAS HILLHOUSE Comptroller
i PLATT GOODSELLSSsate Engir e-r surveyor
JOHN N. MARTINDkLE, Attorney y6eieiaL
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
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Nos e. BApLow, se,rsary Of stlie.

Dated Dec. . 1900 80,
FaA.CTs c. BARLOW, Secretary Of sisie.
THOMAS HlLLuOUSE, Comptroller
J.PLATT GOODSEpL, State Engineer surveyor
JOHN RI. MARTiNDALE. Attornoy-CeneraL
JOSEPH ROWLAND, Treasurer
Scattering Vote, gcg for Senator, Trsgty Serenh Ur
sieuben Counyobn T. Milford received eishye'eh 'os'
May received
Dated December 3 1906
FRANCIs O. BARLOW, Secretary Of Saa
THOMAS IlLLHOljSE, Comptroller - -
j. PLATT GOOpSELl, State Engineer and surveyor
JOHN MAKTtNDALE, Attorney Genera.
JOSEF ROWLAND. treasurer