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10 Drink Wine with
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Towards the close of the revolutions
ary war, says DIR. Cox, an officer in the
army had occasion to transact some
business with General Washington,
and repaired to Philadelphia for that
purpose. Before leaving, he received
an invitation to dine with the General,
which was accepted, and upon enter
ing the room he found himself in the
company of a large number of guests.
AS they were mostly strangers to him,
and he was of a naturally modest and
Unassuming disposition, he took a seat
near the foot Of the table, and refruined
from taking an active part in the con-
versation. Just before dinner was con-
cluded, General Washington stood up
and called him by name, and requested
him to drink a glass Of wine with him.
"Will you have the goodness to ex-
cuse me, General?" replied the officer,
Il have made it a rule never to take
wine"
All eyes were instantly turned upon
the young officer, and murmur OF
surprise and indignation ran around
the table. That a person. should be SO
unsocial and so mean as never to drink
wine, was really too bad; but that he
should abstain from it ON an occasion
like that, and even when offered to
him by Washington himself, was per-
fectly intolerable!
Washington saw at once the feelings
Of his guests, and promptly addressed
them:-
"Gentlemen, said he, "our friend is
right I do not ishany of my guests
to partake of anything against Their
inclination, and certainly do not wish
them to violate any established princi,
pie in their social intercourse with me.
/ honor my friend for his .f-d1kness
for his consistency IN thus adhering to
an established rule lchich can gleuer dc
him harm, and for the adoption Of
which, have no doubt he has good
and sufficient reason"
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(TO expire on the 31st day OF January, 1851
OFFICE or THE AUDIron or srArE,O
Issuance DEPARTMENT,
COtUMBUs, o., Jan f. 1867 J
Whereas, THE pHq3NlX INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, located At Hartford In the State Of Connecticut
has filed In this ufce Statement Of its Condi
ou a. required by the first section Of the act ITO reg
ulme Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
State OF Ohio passed Aptil g. 1856, and amended Feb
ruary 3, 1874 and, whereas, sal Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it Is
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of
actual Capital invested IN Stocks bonds or In mort
cages Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which Il same Is mOrtgaged and, whereas said Com
pany has filed In this Office written instrument under
its corporate seal signed by the President snd Secrea
ry thereof authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company IN this State, to acknowledge service Of pro-
cess for and in behalf Of said Company, according to
the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in purBuance Of the first section Of
the aforesaid act James H. Goldman Auditor Of state
Tor Ohio, do hereby certify that said Phoenix Insurance
Company Of Hartford Is Authorized to transact the
Sness Of Fire Insurance IN this State until the 3s dav
Of January, IN the year thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eght
In witness whereof have herpunto subscribed nv
name aud caused the seal Of my Office TO be Affixed the
day and year above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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Solution to Chess Problem No. 2.
W. Q to her 7th Square, CHI
X. takes U.
W. p captures B. and assumes position as Kt Check.
mate. J. A. +.
Winchester, Feb. a. 1866.
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People who stow away their money
and bonds among old papers sometimes
meet with losses. Allen Kelly, ofBOs-
ton, recently sold some old paper to a
rag dealer named Callahan, and uncon-
sciously sold with it $1,000 in U. S.
bonds, promissory notes to the value
of $3.50, a note of hand for SO, and a
ten dollar greenback. Luckily the
dealer who bought the paper was hon
est, and restored the funds.
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Conundrums.
An iliterHte character has originated the following
conundrum "What is the difference between Ag, the
Canaanite, and a certain learned proiessOr2 The
Canaaniie was Ag as was, the professor Ag-as-is."
1.-two hOgsheads make pipe, how many will make
a ciEHr2
What ladies are best to go fishing with Ans.-An-
nete and Caroline.
How much does fool weigh generally? Ans.-A
simpe-tun.
Why Is a stagnant pool Of water like leaden image
Of satan? Ans.-Because one (, dead level and the
other Is a lead devil
Answer to Enigma in the News Of Jan 81, 1867
"a good name is rather to he Chsen than great riches
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VIII you keep an eye on my horse,
John, while I step into this store?
Yes, sir.
Stranger goes in, comes out and finds
his horse missing.
Where is my horse, John?
He's runn'd away, sir.
Didn't l tell you to take care Of him,
you young scamp?
No, sir you told me to keep my eve
on him, and 1 did, till he got clean out
of sight.
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Youths Department.
Enigma

Enigma.
am composed Of % letters.
Ny 2 10 Ia Is a city in Asia.
My lG o 2 q % is city in Asia.
Ny 10 10 20 Is a town In Austria.
Ny n 2 20 is a river in Prussia
My ~ 3 o Is town IN Austria.
My Is 10 6 Is river in Austria.
My lG rs Is a town In Europe.
My II @ Q 20 is a town in Europe.
My y 10 l6 20 10 is a town in South America.
My 10 l6 % @ was Vice President IN 1871.
My "a 1901 % Is a county Co Ohio.
My whole may be found In the sixth chapter NJ Solo.
mons Song e. LEWIS D.
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Poetry.
WINTER.

How lovely Is the virgin snow,
That clothes the lofty mountains top,
While In the silent vale below
The frozen streams and fountains stop.
Frost's traclnRs, see, the window shows-
How beautiful each view on itl
Butn so lovely is my nose
When frost paints coats Of blue on t.
How fair the scene, with mantle white
And snow-wresthed roofs and trees In II .
But don't think I'm called on quite,
To walk up to my knees IA II.
-[London Fun.
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The abandoned infants in New York
number seven a day. An exchange
says the number Of abandoned adults
is a trlHc larger,
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Miss Fowler, of Alton, Ill, poured
oil Of peppermint in her car because it
ached, and died,
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PH0gTFX
co.
Hartford, Conn.
1867

1867
A BSTRACr Of tht 25th Statement Of the Phenix
"A Insurance Company, Of Hartford, Conn, to the
State Of Ohio for 1867
Cash on hand, In Bank, and due from
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THE HIGHLAND WEEKLY NEWS.
devoted to News, Literature, Politics,
Agriculture, and the Interests of
Highland County.
'LDEsTPAPBRIN THE COUNTY.

L. BoARDMAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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T""RR=n

OFFICEMain st. north side, second door east Of High
nearly opposite the Post Ohioe.
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pom Anon Tuesday July - Of drsv,e Camilla he Oniy
John A. aud Grace d Douynn m0nths
The fn Of the family invited
residence OF her grandmother. No lly Maeiougss WeadAf
afternoon h 2 0coct, without further iDvtatiOu.
DAY-on M.naT July 1 Augusa H. wife Of Albert D bsr ss
& fS of In. family are invited to attend her nerI Tsy
Chapei on Wednes.y At , o'clock p. rI I
HALLRTT-susdeny seH Monday July Brookiyn
Kaebs- IiaIer wsS o. Reuben O. Hsuet esq, u wfmDe0n
The ,,,.I .erviees VIII take pie charch
ar~sv Jolv IS a. 81 oeSk TIE friends ani relste Of tks
family are respectfully invited 10 zend The enaias vii " skea
Greenwood for iniermcnt l
the P,r,ous ye the t Pessytedss charrh
rown n j. MendaT yb e. sas '" W. LNnss o. A'r&
ander Ilspgnu late " Roche ster n \ -, ....r
Puneral ssres a the house hursay nexs ~ II odsek
YORRIs-on modar Jy u asr long shs .evsso psess Eiss
Frances sSvs years MONTE daughter q Marin !" snd Ez
beth r. Norris
The ve sn fsnis f hm eBe respectfully svitf 70 .s,e<
O'Clock, sa tbe Cl.sh oI ~ hak
Geeneage between Cersszt aai uz~sth ives brooEJa
sPBARIn Ey MONDAY JULY e. James ssess Dsss"
ireland.
NewYOrk Press eu hereby requested ~ iend eaSra o
No 81 Vandam st. THURSDAY awning At feSsiocE
gUAyDLRYAt his hste rr1enfs, No. 81 Nakst - ruesfV
morong JuIg % Mibael Shandley. senior agfd ysar;
His friends and also tbs Of his sons hAe $50 bassse
and his brothers and CTntepher are ey<
attend bis flnerA THURSDAY morning JOY % a. iVec,ecs
remains taken st. feresSs Cberchi wnse swsns
reIuie Will 0Ostd and so thence t~A'J |7'''70
for iuterment
Eli, sbeth 7. Truphsgen, x,ed 3nonths ssf >siays -
Funersl residts 81 bis ps<s East ksvea
Fevrthsve a, " ocsk "wednesday july "a kses asa
friends are invited 10 attend
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would probably cheat him in way, sent Hugh sev
Albany prevent Lord from getting the work
under bid and Severance took such steps that the
Contracting Board did not award the contract TO Lord
but declared Dunns bid informal and Lords excessive,
and ordered the work To be reet Had Lord lived TO
his agreement With Dunn, and paid him the 5000. he
vpuid probably have pOeketed $4,000 himself ond the
State would been defrauded out Of $40 600 But the
ca nal rats quareled and cheated each other. and the
Treasury was saved from tins loss.
In 1865 at the December lettings at Albany, Willard
Johnson who already contractor for repairs for
NJ eons the Champlafn Canal, was awarded the
contract on the remaining sections giving him the repair
contract on the whole line OF that canal Mr Jenne
the Division Engineer having that canal In charge yohR
while holding the two contracts, loaned 70 Jenne
o. his promssoFy note, and which, though II had
ndorser surety OF the best secured loans
thai WAS ever made at the highest rate OF interest
that ever paid IL to judge by the ordinary re-
suits flowing from snInr transactions The borrower IL
always the saye of the lender and doubtless this
was rs exception to the general rule. The manner IN
which johnson subsequently conduoted the preteheu
performance Of his contracts on the Chanpaih Cahs
and the Oncia action and nonacton OF Jenne iurnih
ample for the belief that this loan was non n
the way Of compulson by the engineer over tng
contractor so plain this that when Jenne was askeo
by the Committee why he had not certified 10 the Con
tracng Board required by law, that the contractor
had not performed his contract, replied ~ 40 1o En0o
on the Middle Division one Nichols was an engne&ea &
whose duty 1t was, other things to measure the
work actually performed by the contractor, and make
the estimates BY which DO would draw his pay Tne en-
gneer could net be forced persuaded to measure OF
estimate any than the actual quantities done, ana
the Canal Commissioner day gave him netice that his
services were longer required that division, nor
havo they been required at any time since. &C
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OBITUARY.
roUN JAMES SPEAR.


John Jap,es Smear an attach6 of The World
newspaper and native Of Ratbmines Dublin, Ireland
died this city yesterday aged 2J years He was very
well known and universally esteemed IN his profession
during his two years connection with TIE Herald, and
particularly during the Of his later aoors as our
naist Of promising ability on The World lie sradu'
atod at Trinity College Dublin in 1851 and then became
a reporter on The Irisk Times, the lending jour
nal of the Irish Capital. After short term Oh
service Mr.. Spear removed TO America ana De-
came an attaeh6 of TIE HeyaA, on which paper ne
gained considerable reputation ready and facile
writer all matters relating to HswYOrk le Eary IN
the Summer OF 1856 he sent to Europe CORES
pOndent OF The Herald, during The German war, and
realned abroad three months On his return he joned
the staff Of The World newspaper, where he remained
constantly empoyed until his deeease, which resulted
from attack Of typofd fever Mr. Spear enter
prisng and skful reporter. and endowed with an
mpassonable nature, and fund OF unfang good spirits
The Eew-York Press Club Of which he one OF the
earliest and most udefagable members win meet at IL
O'Clock to-day No. 10 City Hall to take action
regard TO his death. -
LORD JUSTICE TURNER. - - c
George James Turner was born at Great
Yarmouth 1898; his father the Rev. Richard Turner,
having been 50 years minister Of that parish He was
educated the Charter House and at Pembroke College
Cambridge, was q wpaRgler In 1919, and was soon after
ward elected fellow In July, 1871, he caedO the
bar by the Honorable sesey of Lncons Inn and In lso
he was made @, c. He was the counsel Tor the
Rev. DR.. Gorham before tho Privy Council against
the Bishop OF Exeter From 1sE to 1851 he was
NJ. p for Coventry. On the retirement of Sir James
Wigram, In 1851, he was made Vice-C
and that occasion he received the honor OF KNIGHT
hood Two years later Lord Cranworths becoming
Lord Chancellor, Sir George promoted to be LoTd
Justice OF the Court os Appeal the colleague OF the
late Sir James Lewis Knight Bruce He was married 10
LOUISA daughter OF Edward Jones, OF Bracey In North
ampt0nshire, by whom he leaves six sons and three
daughters His reputation most able and profound
lawyer universally recognized by the profession
Judges with superficial knowledge of law are not un-
known in the Court Of Chancery; but the late Lord
Justice, by his position in the Appellate Court and his
mastery decisions did much to mitigate that reprOach
Beside his official merits, he bore personally the char
aeter OF q most amiable upright, and conscientious
mi
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August Belmont has purchased q eOun'is-

August Belmont has purchased q country
scat near Babylon. Long Island.
The sfoop Vienna Of Essex, coal loaded,
,vhile sailing through Hell Gate yesterday Vrh
struck on Hallets Point and sunk almost ia"esns'y
w. hoya reeeived s2 from, friend for the
poor family In wayereyplase' men''Onsa in S''nuASs
TRIBUNE - Pr
The steamer Sunnyside. built last year, at q
east az ssooOo for the Lower Hudson routo WAS sia
yesterday 10 the Peoples Line for siOS7Oo
In the Court of Sessions, Brooklyn, before
20 three wears etafes PrseD for grand larceny
1a Tssuspeon and Georso Wilson, for burglary, were
SsS srnt 10 the renitentiary for enc year. :
kbout o'clock yesterday afternoon two men
"a rohn Hogan and Barnard Dempsey were seriously
injured by the falling Of rs Of sayes in the stayegaTd
~ Henry Oidied. foot Of Division Brooklyn r ID
Hogan who resides az No II Clntonst sustained inn.
% of the and spins, and Dempsey, who resides az
No as Tirsts wss Internally injured Roth men were
removed To their rendences.
Two boys, named James Fitzgerald and Ed
ward Lumey were brought before Justice Dodge at te
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, chargod WIN
having matched pocketbook from Miss Annie Archo,
in Esnthaye yesterday morning They % wsie s eaSa sSa
comiAted. In default OF ball. 10 take taou "s ~ s"a
Coxrt Of General Seoslon$
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TIE DEATH OF CHRISTIAN BosrwIck-RE-

THE DEATH OF CHRISTIAN BosTwIcK-RE-
suit OF THE CoRoSER's SoUEsr.-Coroner Gamble held
an inquest yesterday morning at Bellevue Hospital on
came ID his death by injuries received In the quortore
OF William Higgins No. b7l Broomest., last Sunday
afternoon while in alteration with the proprietor ana
some other person or persons unknown; Inc DE
ceaaed was steward OF vessel, and, IN com
pany OF O man named Mitchell. paid visit
10 tho store Of Higgns Sunday afternoon
for the purpose Of getting drink despite the sunday
license aw deceased succeeded In getting drinks TOT
himself and companion, who left the store before ost
wick and while the soop In front OF the liquor saloon
heard scuie within and entering tho back yard be-
held the deceased lying on his back with his face ter
rby beaten and covered with blood, Higgins standing
over the deceased 40 the time Mitchell gave the alarm
ard summoned the aid Of the police mediatey Chares
Clork tesned that he Higgins rising from the pros
rato body OF after the scute had been ended
and the witness cried 70 Higgns not 20 Kick him. gyms
enswering that he would not Cato Plain coiored man.
the fathernaw Of Bestwck testiiled that no neaTd
sinsne ius,s ,toIs at the time Of the alteration
and slso heard number Of voices crying out from the
ward Give it TO him Give t 20 himp The surgeon
who conducted the inquest testified that the deceased
eae 10 hs death compression Of the bran caused
nv his a down the aud that t possbr that he
had been kicked and knocked down. verdict
yaa rendered In accordance Wth these Inc.s.
The Coroner held tho accused (Hggns In 5000 ball. 10
appear ON the first Monday In August. The osi, was
answer 70 the usual quesoDs. Higgins stated that ne
was born In the State Of NewYork was "a years OF hg
ard kept hquor store, OF broome and sullivan
"a Upon the advice Of his counsel, Mr. James
Mccieand he had nothing to iSay about the deah 0i
BOatwich. ..... '.'..t
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
TILE LAND OFFICE.

Extract fro.a letter the Commissioner Of tho Gen
era, Land omcs from A. r. X saHor Of NeTda
dated Jone 26 p6I:
divided the State Into eight mineral drets as follows
District tbe Southern Of Lincoln County
composed Of the Northern part Of LncOa County No com
posed Ne County Eoa composed of Lander Coan No.
poed OF Counties and Churchill composed Of the
and Roop No composed Of the Counties Of Story
yon and msbTt No composed Of the Counties Of Douglass and
have sppOnted Richard Gd for the First District An
drew Hatch District John Hdder for he Seventh
District A. District have not Jet hted
districts for the that In such
ds,es which Of the applicants best quse ed
poions determined TO visit the districts before hng
he Daeess
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
ppARpUL MURDER IN VERMONT.

SPRNGFrRLp, Mass, July 23.-Mr. Goying, q
farmer reading at Asouneyvlle w. and his wife, were
murdered Wednesday night by Frenchman, former
employS uf Mr. Gowing who beat their brains out with
AN AZ The murder was committed With the hope or
finding money. for which tho house was thoroughly
searched but how much obtained Is not known III
Is rumored that the murderer has been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
DIED.
nArryR-ou 1.u,

nAxryR-o, TuossS morning. Is 20 al Got hmes psIe'
only child of ss and Dsbssah Barter d ys d Z 70 sieua
and ssaves OF the family re.pecev li..
funeral their residences No g34 South fh'ns-'
D. on Wednesday, July ~, a. o'eloeh p m :. ,~,
BoAK-On Moaday, July ~. Of consumption sns0s NJ Wv "
Boak 1ked 81 years . ,...A A. .t,.ra IN, funeral
frorA her late residence. No % HoIst'ost On "eun'''
l0bcock. = = n -. i,f.nt
daugLte, of the Rev r. knd lncy a.
Tho funeral will place at 81 Andrew v lair ~ al clock
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

THE BlsHoP ELECT OF FLoRIDA.-The Bishop
sc, Of Florida he Rev Dr. Young Of Trinity Parish, In
this city) viii be consecrated tomorrow In Trinity
Church. the service % commence with the m s
x Uar Hour The cholrs OF Trinity Church, ST Johns
Chapel Trinity Chapel viii be united M lSr ses 0Ss TSe
anthem viii consist OF duet and chorus nom Aepder
sohn "a Oratorio, 81. Panl.
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spniat Hotties.


-i ,'.' A BIidsummcF Wight Dre1n
win be infinitely delicious g yea spsrks pillow wss
PHALoNs NIGHrBLooMrsg CsxasUs psr-s hr more erau
PessbossOu feo~ sp.s vvss from NE fsrss
Blossoms f5r the Psiry Queen = y
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
THE WEATHER.

RBuAPKsT1e lowest early 60 morning.
ven eOad ne eondy afternoon little cloudy fne evening sne
bright, white equal IN buany 10 tho
star Lgra appeared r. and point l5 n Of the star
Cygn moved W. o - or times the
diameter Of the moon -, l.,
July 2Thc weather ans for harvesting The grasses IN
the Os
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Suicide

KENosHh, Wis, July 23-H. Robbins, a
wealthy farmer In the town Of SaIem hung himself last
night in a fit OF insanity.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

Mr. SEYMOUR Dem, Rensseiaefl moved 20 amend by
suserttnR Wednesday, at O'clock and MI LoEW by
TRap6ing 20 wednesday Dignt a. ~ O'Clock
e afnepdIuente accepted, ana the one oered by
efF, LOew prevailed by count OF 6tto q.
III. PARKRR Dem, Albany moved 70 amend the req
OnfiOu By striking out the word one before the word
NroplY and by inserting after tth9 word reply the
eWo AGAINST each amendment but no member shall DO
allowed n0fe than hye ntinntes IN sucn ueDate"
ls anendment prevailed by count OF so IN te favor,
nn6 fbe resolutlon a. thus amended was adopted
he fonseufiOn went into Committee OF the Whole upon
the sa age quesucn Mr. Ayord ttep onondAga) IN the
49, FRAsca crop, Renssslssp diaeysd vita his
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
M4RRIED.

p.psoxa ruaNBuLtn Tuesdsy jail, as residences Of the
e f,,hs nv the Rev Croso d. d. Ne Henry Psfsoas
n, Miss ASae ehes, daughter u Mn lohn Tunhss all OIshs
No .,...'.t,r -. -
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
pHILADELPRII cATTLR MARKET.

JrLy 20 ie6The market f Bel sTe
an % which were sod from s4 sle 100 for fair 70 good cattle
sad om s7 70 s prime and Common cattle sold al NON
All to els -. - nna
snxHThe supp Sheep about sqos % The ds1sSd saa N
Va.e demand Y Hogs active and The sales tosnted
40 head a om SO $40 Is 100 ~ neL THIS shsna
advance. -, -. A.. Az a. ssS eo,
sprussrs ana fom go TO SB5 for eoNtand calf |-.t
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
cATyrt,R MARKET.

cAxsH,Des Mas. jaJ sBeef csttsRsc.pts S9 sssS o. a.
F assity eli NSsI3 s0 sseOnd quality, sc &aeni Third
onan so3sio sheep aud LambsRseepts ses head hes ss
about last week sales hf@oc p~ opDAs he~sF WV
as Veal caltvs. S3dBl1 l
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||I DIR. hennedy's IFN
DIARRHEA CoRDIAL.A
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.

Ryeyy Traveller land wstFT TshoHd have bseSe Nn
ETsry family in aekness beAfh. should kars essh~h
II viii care sinpls snaner Conf plasLs -a-l-A ~
ltwil cure Dizrrhea-
II viii Dysenefy lnrHrfTJ
1t will eurs Grpisg Of the Boweh n
u will ChelerA ASfba. "a !. ,.....~~. a
win the tone Of the eowes "sea sesases WV
y klnd. -. - -. A. .-..... III a,.....s
a.c .,iarsd nv oosensss bowels Manasehred @
'ee'"""' y DONALD KENHEDr, Rs1bav. hssa
Price one Dollar by DBMAS BkNkS kce No r.s.
yov y G. WELLS Co, No. IssFsissasl n T. as4 C. ekfr
TKNToN No % siIth-Aye =
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THE CONVENTION.

yur voTF ON THE SUFFRAGE REPORT TO BE
TAKEN THIS EvENING-THE FEMALE FRAN
Gust AMENDMENT AGAIN VOTED DOWN
BRIBERY IN ELECTI ONS.