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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18
At Partridge's Gallery,
Until FURTHER NOTICE,

Fl Cards from Life SI.OO.
II Large Size LOO.
Good Pictures guaranteed, and proofs
made when desired, without charge
sixteen Gems with positions III cts.
Two thousand dollars worth OF Photo
graphic Albums, the largest variety In the
cOurt-y, viii be sold without regard 10 cost
Oval and Square Picture Frames viii be
sold cheaper than AT any other house in the
Looking Glasses, largest assortment in
Wheeling, for sale cheap.
Our facilities for making all STYLES and
sizes of Pictures, nom Life, or from small and
inferior pictures, are u1eQalled- mars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18
FISK & HATCH,
Bsnkersand Dealers I'm Government
Securities,
No. NASSAU STREET, NY.

R-AH kinds OF Government Securities
received at the full market prioe in exchange
for the above Bonds Also,
Es-An descriptions OF Government Secu-
mites kept constantly on hand aud Bought,
sS,Goid Coin and Q. S. Coupons bought,
sold. and collected.
jet TO check st sight
Try.
aud sold at the stock Exchange on commits
sion for cash
SS7SpeCial Attention gwen to the tx
change OF SENES-THIkTY NOTES OF al!
the SeIteS for the New EIVE-TWESTf
BONDS OF 1875, on the most favorable terms
mas-2svlm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18
NJ AIN II X o NIX
Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
Vada, Utah and Idaho

with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and
the Earnings OF the portion already running
are very heavy, and largely in excess OF the
interest upon the CompanyS Bonds.
Having been for some time familiar with
the operations or the Central Pacific Rail
road Company. we are satisfied that they
are conducted with rare ability and prudence,
and that the energetic and economical man
agement OF the COmpany's Affairs, entities
them 10 the confidence OF Capitalists and the
public. We have carefully Investigated the
progress, resources, and prospects Of the
Road, aud have the fullest confidence in its
success, and in the value and stability Of the
Company's securities The attention OF
Trustees OF Estates, Institutions, and indi-
vidualS desiring a long, safe and remunerS-
tive Investment, Is especially invited TO these
First Mortgage Bonds.
Orders may be forwarded to Us direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts of the country
Rsnittances may De made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
ttocal Bank Notes, or other funds current in
this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded TO
any address by Express, free of charge In
quTrieS for further particulars, by mail or
otherwise, viii receive punctual attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18
Change of Firm Nama.

HIHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CARRY on
j the business formerly conducted under
the name OF Dunievy & Co, and wilson
Dunleyy Co. al their old stand wheeling
w Va, OF Steam Boat Hull and Model BArg 8
building They have added 70 their bushes
the mandatory OF Nail EeEs OF all sizas
and solicit . fair proportion OF patronage.
WILSON, DOSLEvY 4 Wheeler
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

AoSEY-Stesdy at 6dT per cent. on call.
Tor inst class bills s@'
GOLD-Unchangesi: opening AT ian z,5
closing at 1917.
Exports to-day S22l 90
GoVERSNEST SToCKs-Quiet
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CHEEsE-Quiet at l5sUc

demand.
GRAIS-Wheat-Close firm with fair mill.
ing and speculative demand; good To prime
NO. Milwaukee 81 4pd2 IS; hye-FIFm M
u 51t4l 81 Corn--Closed hrmer; shipping
mixei western 81 - asked, in store. Oats
quiet at 60S6Sc for old western
fRoNIstOSS-Pork-F new western
mes, sellers at s23927, cash or regular, buyer
Al - 81. beet-CIOsed dull and unclaimed
Cut Neats-Firm. Bacon-IOtzaIOIzc fol
cumberland iniddleS- Lard-CioSed quiet al
1875 l3zc Tor fair TO prime and lS9i3SSc fol
good TO prime kettle rendered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18
He CEN RAJ
PACIFIC r. R. co.

Hdri,.g Completed, Equipped aud pat in opera
ton nearly One Hundred sfiJes Of thar Road,
from Sacramento, Gun oT7tid 20 IClthiH II miles
Of the summit 0fGls Sierra INepodI lNoIHUdiJIE,
cOntinttc % 01e- for Sdie. l.rotiQh ". ltek-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

MARCH l6.-FDoUR-SII - for No. / sprinv-
GEAIS-Wheat-Sa!ss 100 bu at q 7tIl2 3
old &c. oats-sac for Detroit. BarIeyHfi a
al % for Canada - -
PRovEIOS-PoTk-SS3
Milwaukee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

MARCH I5.-FLoUR-VeTy active and firrn
GRAIN Wheat-8uoyant at g SSa2 40 70
No. ! and - 075z82 0s for No. 2. Corn-Pfrrr
at eo1zSsIc- ky@Insclive and hrm at 81 Is
Bariey-FirTn Al slzajc
WHISET-DulI At s. "a
PROyIsIoSs-Pork-FiEm al 50 30 Iani-
Fem al l2545I25zc-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

Mach l5S-[,FLoCE-Actfye at sII for Xxx.
GEAIN-Nheat--Pirm a g % Tor 80. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

seeilaneOuS.
adams Express stock has suddenly rtsan
TO upward OF 60
me market was nrmeE for the new 5aVs in
New York on saturday. They are ouof;et Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26
OLD SERIES.
Some Celebrated sleepers.

Wei do I remember. as q child. con-
temPlaiiag With wondering ave the great
ny KyHaBserberg. in rh-ringia. for therein.
vas told. slept Frederic BArbarossa and
bis SIX knights. A shepherd once pene-
trated into the heart Of the mountain bv a
cave. and discovered therein a hall where
sat the emperor At a stone table. and n,
rcd beard had grown through the slab. Al
the tread Of the shepherd Frederic awoke
from Ais slsniber and asked:
" Do tie ravens still ay over the noun
tains?-
- SIRE. they do
" Then we must sleep another hundred
years
But when bis beard has wound itself thrice
round the table. then will the emperor
awake With his knights and rush forth TO
release Germany from its bondage. and ex-
all II to the first place among the kingdoms
Of Europe.
In Switzerland slumber three Tells st
REtli. rear the Nierwaldstattsr~S See. wait
ing for the hour Of their eountry's direst
need A shepherd erep, into the cave where
they rest. The third Tell rose and asked
the time
" Noon" replied the shepherd lad.
. The time Is not yet come. said Tell.
and lay down again.
In Scotland beneath the Eden bills.
sleeps Thomas Of Erceldoune the murder
ed French who fell in the Sicilhan Vesper..
At Palermo. are slumberiag tall the time Is
come when they may wake TO avenge them
selves When Cons,Antinople Tell into the
hapds Of the Turks. a priest vas oelebrA-
ting The sacred mysteries At the great SILVER
altar Of ST sophia. A celbrant cried 20
God 10 protect the sacred host from pro-
fAnafIon Then the wall opened and be
entered. bearing the Blessed Sacrament.
IL closed on him. and there he - sleeping
With his bead bowed before the Body of our
Lord. waiting tll the Turk !. cast out Of
CcnstantinoPle. and -. Sophia Is released
from It's PToianaiion- God speed the time
In Bohemia sleeps three miners deep in
the heart OF the Kattenberg. In North
America Rip Van Winkle passed twenty
years sluuab~ring IN the Catskil mountains.
In Portugal il is believed that Sebastian.
the chivslrous young monarch Who did has
best 10 ruin his country by his rash invasion
Of Morocco. is sleeping somewhere; but be
-ili wake again TO be has eoantry's deliver
er IN the hour Of need Olaf TryggyAson
- waiting n similar occasion in Norway.
among some Of the French peAsantry to be
sleeping IN hEe manner. lCurioss Myths
Of The Middle Ages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

FoETuSE TgLLISG. One of our ex-
changes = responsible for the iollo~ing
story relative TO tbs popular ard Peruieioos
wee
Not many evenings since IL - recorded
that sinner Who has escaped hanging for
lOi these many years ~as in company vith
several ladies. The subject Of fortune tell
ing uas introduced several of the an
gels" pleaded guilty 70 the sofa inpeach-
rnent of having written 10 MADAM THIS or
Madam That TO furnish them leaves IN their
future history. Insfasces we're mentioned
Of some very remarkable developments IN a
certain cas- hercabouts
old R was asked for his opinion.
lie replied. " So far a. ! am personally
concerned. know more abou, myself than
! -ish to- ! don't think any good cones
Of these things. rad friend vbo dress
ed himself IN lady's clothes. and called upon
a celebrated prophecies. lie did not be-
lieve she you'd dscover the disguise. bat
be beard What made him exceedingly un-
happy Here the Old reprobase oeased.
A iady much interested asked. What
did she tell hinS" " She told him be vas
% nArry soon. and become The uaofier of
Ten eAiLdreai-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26
NO II. PARIS MAINE FRIDAY JUIy 2e 1897

" DO you love meY- simply.
4" SO help me God. as I never loved he
fore in n,y life
The blessed words, sbe elung to him
with lit;le cry.
Z" DO you know how happy 7 amp he
said ." DO you know What you have done
for me? vill not tax Of The past. The
odors-it is not a pleasant subject; bat for
80 long ! have needed an assurance! Nv
swee, child. how many tines have wished
that you loved nei-ny life has been 80
bitter and barren, had dreams some
times, bu, / rould not yield 10 then, why
should you love ne. gloomy. middle aged
man, Yet you were such comfort Then
tins offer Of I.amingtOn's came. made
the decision thA; II you did no, love him.
and -iths,ood the advantages Of his Offer.
that | should know your heart to he more
true than any heart I ever before found in
nv life Then would wir yoa II could.
Al. my darling. your frank eyes betrayed
you tonight. when yOu made your voios 80
cold. You love me as love you. my gift
of God.
The crisis OfIife vas passed. and she va.
n rest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

PLsrN Talk. When President johnson
called 70 lbe chief msgistrsey By the death
Of Abraham Lincoln. soleunly declared !.
4" The duties are nine. snd I viii perform
them honestly. trusting in God. he lied.
When b. proclaimed IN BIS 6rss speech a.
Presdent. that Treason should be made
odi ous and trsitors punished. b. led. So
-ben b. said upon the passage of the nil-
ilary bil over his veto. that Be should faith
folly execute its provisions notsifhstandins
be Own opinions. he bed. All the eviden-
ces drawn from his sets and general policy
tend 90 shov that b. never intended % dis.
charge Bis duties honestly. 20 naake Treason
odius. or 70 iaitbially execute the prov is-
ions Of the military la-. lAIb.ny Evening
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

MoDEL COMPOSITION. The Essex States
man says boy IN South Danvers wrote tbs
following composition upon his native town
whieh it thinks = very good for . school
boy
South Danvers is in the United States.
IL = bounded BY salem and reaches 90
Middleton. Its principal river is Goldtb-
YATES brook. ~bieh e@pties into salem
HArbor. It's principal lake is the mill
pond. which is dry IN the sumner. It's
principal productions are leather. onions.
the South Church and George Peabody.
South DAnvers has many religious sects.
among Which are the Orthodox. ~bo vor-
shsp their minister. the Spiritu.lisss. -bo
worship everything. and he Unitarians.
Who worship nothing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26
VOLUME 81, NO. 81.
b x nv TIE 3

orni'hOlOgicaily speaking. base bali play
ers belong 10 the - ay-e.ieAer..-
A desire to s.y thing, Which no one ever
said. makes some people say things which
nobody ooght to say.
What Is the difference between q bsbv
and great cOat7 One you -.s. the Other
you wear.
A poet intended 10 say. 4" See the pale
martyr IN sheet Of fire. instead Of Which
the printer made him say. 4" See the pale
nArtyr With has shirt on Gre.
Nature has made two kinds Of excellent
minds; the one 10 prod8ce beautiful
thoughts and beautiful actions. the other 20
admire them.
Jew who cold exclusively for cash.
said that be did Il for the benef, Of bis
neishbors. He did not wish 20 see them
- deep in debt mi, him. ven dey i.h got no
nonish to pay nit
Somebody got of sqsib at the P.ri.
exposition. While the European potentates
were gathered there. by saving good deal
Of bad coin was just then current in Paris.
m the shape Of hollow sovereigns and spu-
rioos crowns.
The wooden shoe which Pssainini made
INTO n violin Is now for sale IN Paris. The
fact that the artist played on this novel IN
strument Is in the hand writ ing Of the great
musician. recorded on a slip Of paper nov
TO be seen pasted on the sabOt-violin for
sale in the Roe vivienno.
A minister Of the Established Church in
Engisnd asked an itinerant preacher, &" How
does u happen that you have not more
Doctors Of Divinity IN your eonnecsion?-
The reply was. - Because our divinity is
never siek."
An Old miser Who vas notorious for self
denial. uAs one day asked Why he vas so
thin . / do not koO~.r said the nsiser;
- / have tried various means for getting
latter. but without success 4" Have YOU
ever tried vietuAls?- inquired bis friend.
A woman in Jooe. county. Iowa, wbo
~as supposed by the doctors 20 have a live
lizard IN her stomach. died few DAYS since.
after having been quAeked and dragged
for months. and Posf ssorfena examination
showed that she was q victim Of eonsonp-
tIon.
The rsdicsl negroes in Tennessee carry
banners Nth nottoes tba, are very sogges-
tive One displayed At Franklin the other
day was Inscribed. - Remember For, Pill
lO- when you 20 to the pOIls.- and Anosh-
er was . The Radicals baild school houses
and the Conservatives burn them"
Young and hsndsoroe MARRIED woman
leh Springfield for Hartford the other day
with young nan. not her husband. An
elderly female Who saw them in the car. IN
formed the woman's husband inmediateIy.
lie vent IN pursuit and overlook then IN
Waterbury. CT. sud found that the gentle
man vas his wife's Own brother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

MErrINo % THE BRowx Fswtry.
About one hundred representative of ere
Bro~n family met IN fhe Boston Hotel on
Harusou avenue this FORENOON. for the pur-
pose of raising money IN order % fnd fhe
rghfisl heir 70 an immense property left
IN Englsnd over q century AGO. Iva
stated that The properly shich tben lefs 80
some 5000 .0o0. nov anosnted. by care
ial estimate, 20 s2f5. 600. 80. 900. snd tbe
interest on this a. as per cent. would
AMOUNT 10 s1f7 10000 snnuaiiy. The
Association no- have sn SCENT 10 England
working for tbeir interest.
rI,oston Transcripts thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

a vsLUsnLE DsEr. Ro.s Winans. of
Baiiinore. nov over 20 years of age.
purchased IN 1861 farm Of about 7OO acres
along tbe hanks - the Pstsr.co river. snd
about six miles from Baltimore. His land
cost bin 80 80 be added buildings a. a
cost of $4,000; his fencing cost BIN s5.-
90. and b. nanurcd 81 sn outlay q s67.-
GO. making 10 total cost 81 his estsfs
$1,000. During the yesr ending on ist
May last his saics - rriik ssounted 20 So
62O.7i; of cows and calves. N the sane
Period. he sod sll .0s6 vorfh. and had &C.
teen or twenty more animals on hand than
st ne coumeno.uent q the year. He.
h5-ever. psrchssed e. .09s worth Of COWS
ssd heifers during ths year. AZ The close
Of the year Be had on hand 20 tons % hay.
and be total Produce q hay ior ne year
-ss estimated a. 800 TONS great sver-
age per acre. His milk l. sold o. fhe susll
grocers % Baltimore a. 80 cents q gallon-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

The Rev. Samuel Clawson. q Methodist
preacher % eccentric manners. sometime.
called the '' Wild Msn. vas very popuIar
N Western Virgins some twenty wears arc.
lie vas eross-eyed and ~iry made. and
very darkskinned for a white man. AZ
times he Vas surprisingly eloquent. alwavs
eNcitable. and once in a While extravagant.
Tie once accompanied brosher minister.
Rev. Mr.. R. prominent pastor. in
visi, % n colored church. Mr.. X gave the
eoiored preacher the hint. and % course. -.
Cls~son ~as invi,ed 20 opreach. lie did 80.
and during the sermon set the impulsivc
Africans 90 shouting al over the house.
THIS in turn sct Clavson 20 extravacant
words and actions. and BE- leaped ont % the
pulpit ike a deer. snd began % take the
hands - the coiorcd brcshrrn and mix IN
quite happily. lie wept for joy. Then.
pressing through The crowd, be found Bro.
4 and. sitting down beside him. be threw
his arms around his neck. and. with tears
streaming down bis cheeks. Be said. Bro.
X ! almost wish bad been born a negro.
These folks have more religion than We
have" 4" Well. veil said Bro r .. YOU
cone 90 near 10 you needn't cry about q .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

WASH rHE TEETH At NIGHr. A sew
Who inherit good teeth. and care nothing
for q" looks neglect brushing their teeth !;
but none Who study cleanliness snG sweet
breath. or Who wish 90 preserve their teeth.
good or bad as long as possible. should
neglect 70 brush them vel onc OF uotc
times day With brush 20 stiff a. to clean
them vel. bot not so hard a. 20 wound ana
iriiAie the guns. They should De brushed
both nigh, and morning; bat II only once,
le' q be done the last thing before retiring
Portions Of food. sweets. etc. left on or
between the teeth during ihe night decay
or acidify. and corode the enamel. and thus
gradually injare them II the cavities be-
tween and IN decsying teeth be thoroughly
brushed out with water AZ night. and when
risng. q viii add years TO their effective
Use and freedom from pain. Most Of the
tooth powder sold contains an injurious ae-
"a. ~hieh. though II gives the teeth a clean
white surface. does IL At the expense Of
souse Of the natural surfaoe A little hard
soap. pleasantly pe-funed. is the best pos
sibie application. We would no. recon-
mend even the finest charcoal. or prepared
chalk or clay. for though inert. thew wear
upon the enamel rAmeriean Agrieulfuris,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

a THREAT A gentleman passing down
street beard . sPlashing IN The gutter near
By, mingled With gottarai sounds. ard 70
ing 20 the spOt be discovered The prostrsts
form Of nan. vho -as P.~iag and kick-
ING furiously. spuftering forth osths and
gutter ~sior a. . fari0us rate.
q" What s the matterY- said th. gentle
man.
The man raised his bad Eftie. ssiu
3" striking cut boldly. and IN tones of
drunken exasPerAiion exclaimed. q. Take
a-sy your water. Or In r-i-i-e a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

A Scotchman having hired himself - q
tArrncr. bad a cheese ses before bia that be
night help himself Aftsr .ons tine ne
master said. " sandy. J, took yos . ioag
time b breakfasti- "Tn trufh. nsster.-
aid Sandy. "a cheese o this siss q ma
eaten s.s soOa a. - nay tbink.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

some people place their idsas of hap
piness upon one thing ard some spoa
another. A lsdy made q call upon a friend
vho bad lately bcsn married. When her
husband cane boms 20 dinner. sbe sad II
have been % 80 Mu.-.~ Well
replied he busband. . suppose sbe 10 very
hsppy. -" HAPpy7 ! should think she
ought 70 be; she hAs a oAaers hair shaw.
two tbirds border
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

Charles Lanb is reported 70 have said
% The water cure 10 neither ne- nor von-
derfsl. for il !. a. old a. the delugs, vhich.
in ny opinion. killed. more thaa "a cured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT
rvHLisHED EvEHr FErpAr NoENIxo nv
w M. A. PIDGIN e. Co.
rEornKroEs.
John Pr n nv Ea.
JOHN ,. PERRY. Editor.

TfRr>-oa- Doiiss at FiGy C~.t. %,
yeaf 81 fd'ssos; T-c Donar. ~ rsyu,est d. a.
lsy~d.
rs ". fsttsagiil 4 GO. 10 SO. - b.
tse ant ikt Nss--s -. N~- YEA. ..A : R
Me-. tesrs -. hostoa. sre ssthorlrsi ar~.t.
JOB PRINTING % sssr, d--crptsos s~.tl,
sKrcuisd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-25
REPusllcAs eLATrORn.

l. That we again proclaim u a cardinal princte'e
OF onr li,ia faith that all equal before the
law I'D w., NJ. In of .sus aUsndm~pts TO the
o.iltat on a thrs rtate ~ Iowa - Viii secure th-
,ish,s ballot ts pfofe ton Of the law and tqnai
ju.,c. 10 II n en- / sp,eti,e Of cor, reiipi
2 Thst we atprve OF tho mi itary reconsti nc tpu
aet tas-ed tn 80 and s0th Cons but ~ the
II i rraf css I'm ton hy unfs~adty oeials d~piiv.s
H. Sc All. - IL /, energs AID itaty, demand hat
uni. -ni ia Jriy out by addit nal
the the Rebel States upon sIre and
10. VI ta~r
TIA, the prompt trial and punishment according
nw tbs he Of the late rebaon for his infa nous
c, mee t. impersty-iy mand-d fer the vindcaton Of
The ttu,hn ahu the laws and for the proper pun-
ishmepi v the highest cr- II Is demanded b. Justice,
AMI proper rsGard FIR the protection OF Ameri-
ca zenship AID by dus regard for the welfare and
1t, OF the public, aud IL t. due, not only 10
.tc 81 5puy OF the nntian Tut In justice to the loyal
pi, who have b.cn heroic 10 their devotion TO the
Constitution, the Union and Liberty aud TO
III. isrs Of the Onion who survive and the memory
ji tue heroic dead a
That We arc in favor OF the strcte.t economy In
the expenditure OF public money, and that demand
Mt the of all officials, both etAte snd ftcaal
taithfni and rigdly honest standardization of public
Affairs.
That the Republican members Of the Congress. Of
the United sts entitled to the thanks Of the Ma
toa Ter thtit hrmneer IN resisting the conspiracy Ia
control OF tho Government TO the hands OF
traitor. their allies ard In def a'ing the purposes
Executive, AMI thus sustaining the Interests
OF liberty great aud dangerous crisis In history
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-25

Delegate Convention Of the Union kspublicans Of
Lee County Viii b. hssA 7N
At ctarlsacn, Srt1rday the tn day Of Ssps, 1907,
for purpose Of nominating candidates 70 be voted r
a. the October election for thu ilovins oess svit
AesN 0xp~er. 0snty Jsdg,, Iosrfy zrsassr, sEPer-
fszend<ns ~ It1ste schostu, Orts Arey~, - Arse
R<prxsmtssress ~ Lsptsiatvs<. z :
The ratip Of representation In the Convention ~1 De
one from each Township and an additional one Tor each
Gf, votes land fraoti ovu trenfyAso csst AZ the
election ofisse for ths Hon = wghs for Secretary Of
State.
The Union Republicans of each Township are request
I'd to uset At theIr respective psco - holding
90 the satards ptior the ccnvsutoA 20 elect dele
rate. 10 said COW, ntiou. D. 3. MERRIAM,
Chairman NJ Union Rep. 6tnt. Com