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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-09-03

CCHOOL At WEST VIEW.
y This school will commence on 1st September
1861 and close last of June, 1868. 1t is designed
to prepare young men to enter Washington Col
lege or any other desired.
Board can be obtained in estimable private
families in the neighborhood at $12 to SIS per
month. The location is desirable and accessib
miles above Staunton and from Swoo0as
pot-churches near.
TERMS $40 for higher Englid
ding Latin and Greek.
THOS. A. POLL
Refers to Revs. DR.. & f
Christian Observer; Rev
and Faculty of Hampd
iu]v0-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-09-03
STANTON SPECTATOR
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
STONE BUILDING,
AUGUSTA STREET, STAUNTON.

Having recently put in operation two neac
Gordon-Franklin Job Presses, one small
and the other large, and having the largest
assortment of
Type, Borders, Cuts,
and other Printing Materials, to be found in this
Section of the State We invite the attention of
Manufacturers,
Merchants.
Traders.
Clerks,
and all others in want of Printing, to the fact
that we can execute in the Best Manner, at
Short Notice, every description of
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

The Presidents outrageous speech
made ut st. LouiS when he was
=. swinging around the circle was
reported 10y J.. l.. WalbIidge. for
merry of Montpelier. and Mr. W has
been summoned to Washington ana
has testified to the accuracy OF the
report.
Geo. Pierce. formerly Of Reading,
committed suicid, by hanging. III
Rutland on Mond;., last. lie mad
been subject to occasional hts 81 III
sanity ana in oneot those j" Is sup,
posed To have committed the lataI
act.
The Vermont State Temperance
SOCIETY have reelected Roy. ". w
AtWater oI Eclgrnur, IL secretary
and general agent. and proposes 70
enter on an active campaign ioF me
ensuing year and r. Is oIIIgrnti} IL
boring 80 oryaniz"Juyeuil' temper
ancc Societies. IHe largest success
attend hiia.
\ pNRDON.-Nc understand tina
measures are aloo, 10 procure a pa
don for Hiram Atkins Of the Mont
pclier Argus, for his open aid to III
rebels and general hostility to Tn
government. There will be 80 dli
hculty in the way OF Il pardon a
soon as il can be satisfactorily prov
en- that he had 10 completely IN tn
assassination of Lincoln We lear
that there are quite a number
men. even among Atkins acqumn
ances. who think he had but It'll
to withit. and we have sometime
thought he was innocent, but oul
; ratt can ten .-BmtoR Standard.
, Charles c. Morse. proprietor G
the Hyde Park Newsletter, ha
: sued Capt. Henry {. Benton Of thu
, town fen $4,000 damages fox adul
cry with his wife. The guilty "
. man was lately converted, and mac
a confession Of the whole affair,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
Vermont in the War.


The last report of the Adjutant
and Insncetor General of oar state
.o.,,,i,. ...,,. tI,i,.s which win in.
>''''''''',7 ''''.>
l"FeHt those IN" "ii"No ''''i'S 'u'
report may ueN ,r Gene.
The aggregate number. officers
and men. Who went forth t. the war
from Vermont. was yS.9G7. OF
these 1871 were killed in action,
md ,ol died from wounds received
in action. in all l.772: 2.6i5 died OF
disease. G2g died in rebel prisons.
and Is from accident. in ali Boo.
Thus il viii ,p seen that more than
our.tllifl0f All ,he deaths occurred
ON the battlefield. or It, It cpnse.
ouencc ~ vornds ,clled there.
/ mi, shows either mo-. san.uiaary
hattlps M, hotter sanitary provisions
and coadl,inr--pcrhaps hoth-.than
the statistics OF any other Var. con.
timed for 20 Iong tine, would II
veal. And the result would be still
more remarkable if We should take
iulo account only The five regiments
whichever, in the scrv ice the longest.
and were engaged in Wote battles
cham any others 0t the infantry.
The second, Third, Fourth, Fifth
and sixth regiments lost OH the bat
tlcneld, or from wounds there re.
ceivcd. 95S men while the Who'll,
number of deaths from disease
casualty and in rebel prisons Wa,
only 93S. The history OF the SeV
cnthregimcut is very different, show
ing that in spite of sanitary prccau
tons. they found the climate o, IL,
extreme South where they served
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

TIC ice began breaking up in inc
Potomac river above Woshingion
tuesday morning, and Long l3rldgy
ana the newly constructed railroau
bridge were partially swept away
Several lives are supposed to be lost,
The wharves in Georgetown weI'
overt'owed, and much damage dom,
Railroad communication with '"'
South was suspendr
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
Arrest of the Franconia Murderer

4 he nIlldl va 'it
named George Maxwell, on the 9TH
day of last December, ut his home.
about two miles from the village Of
Franconia. y. H., is still fresh in
the minds of the public. The muir
derer, after committing the deed,
robbed Maxwell's house OF all the
valuahles it contained. and also stole
his victims horse and buggy, and
was followed TO GOrham (SOme forty
miles diStantl, where he left the
team and where it was aScertalned
that he took the ears Oh the Grand
Trunk Railroad ANA started toward
Canada. Every effort was made by
New Hampshire officers and others
to secure the murder2r-who they
we're satisfied was one Samuel Mills
but without success. andat length
! the Selectmen OF tranconia. after
abandoning the search as well rs
nearly all hope OF ever hearing o.
him, applied to private detective
Moses Sergeant OF this city and sc
cured his services, giving him un
limited power to use every ei1ort
aud expense to secure and bring the
criminal to justice.
Mr.. Sergeant left this city Oh
Thursday. January 10, and, going
20 Franconia, gathered whattacts he
could and started from that place
on the following Monday. and. strik
ing the murderer's trail, followed it
through different parts OF New
Iianp shire, Vermont and the Can
adas, where he visited several mines
- in search OF Mills Chat person being
p a miner), bat became convinced thar
, Mil had continued his flight west
! ward. Meantime Mr., Sargent had
$ provided himself Witll.a supply q
small printed circulars containing Il
/ brief account Oh tho murder, very
{ fair andaccurate description OF Mil,
t and the offer Of a reward OF $500
for his arrest BY the SeIee;men OF
y Frauconia ;and, before leaving Can
/ ada East, he mailed copies OF the
l. circular to different officials III the
1t Western States. and particularly to
n those Who resided in The immediate
n ucighborhood of mines.
i After making further inquiries
T. Mr.. Sergeant loft Canada toC the
n West, and :" length. ai,"r mucn
hand and rough travelling over o.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
A Railroad Murder.

y Correspondents OF the New ork
Tribune. writing from st. Adams.
over the sioniture of .passonorr."
..e.,..,. .,1Io,., 4ot,o oo.;lont az
,i,' "
req. !, on Zee o@uelH"urS ana
Lake Champaign railroad, near
pouse's Point. y. Y:
..rr,o ,.l.o,o,b Ios told ,opr
,4nl ,,i,ro,L col,;.;nn
N.Y. t[ W and lake Cham
va .''O ~ - : =, ooourrad IT,
pan i'''il ~ " W. w. an.:
way h'''' i'o','' > ~ , ~ ~ Go
VIZ ~ l''.' o1' ;; INV. ~ an 'I i,
~ >''l.9 ~ ,,.ViS ~ 'i ~ ";',' n,i
oii i ,,'"iy ~; 'i,,' '.t ia. Ioy rol
~. %, va T nv - ''>'' oa,,.,.'.
nv ,''.' VT ,"1 49,. .f;.'.,.' ~.
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'''V IN ''o ' ,. e., o .l,a ,;l1,+
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gI''le 'a',, '' 'iI I 'oI' ~ ''
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,it' ~ ho.ni, .1iI ~ ~ ~ 49,
va" 20 - a.. ,',.ta, ~ ~. d.,
~, ,.S.-s ,.', , GOOD I,.;ri. ~,
hr,nj, fbn Inst hina Lot,r., h.
Won't f. th, +.' I'm" ;-e r,5a ,,an
!, na,,rG oo,..,,.. f,..r,..,,ii,..l-;,i..' -,
, were Tor the officers %. the road l0l
employing q l@an IN the respons;
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
4 letter from q prominent citizen

- - |
" mixed here. Contraction and in
tiation, tariff'and free trade, impeach-
meut and reconstruction, like the
winds broke loose from the cave.
are contending fox the mastery. SO
furious are the elements that even
sober men can hardly walk straight.
ImDcachmcnt is all wind. but if II
don't blow Il hurricane, it will prove
a simOOn.'
y NEGRO SHOT b \ SENTINEL.
On Tuesday last some twenty col
orcd persons assembled near Libby
Prison, Richmond, Va, and com
menccd making signs to the prison
crs confined in the upper part Of the .
building. The Sentincls' orders
were to prevent such conduct, and .
John Brannan, belonging to the 29th
Regiment, being on duty at the /
time, ordered the colored people .
away. This he did six times with .
ont being obevcd. when ne lcyeled
his piece AID fred among the crowd,
hitting and mortally wounding one
50 that he died in an hour after.
The dcccascd-ThomaS Hali-had
served three years IN the Union al
4 41,. I't +",, - 80 ~ ~ Joht that he
, Nh w. o", roinosod %. t%o coron.rs
verdict is favorable to him. There
a m,o l,t' nmrnlat;cn
o'''- ~
n,,,o,.,, Acc.n,,>.r ,or,;
~, , I'i'"aD ,i.,' ia noJ.i
T ,,,. '' :. ,,,,la;, y p e1o,1t nno
mGi ",, r b ,'''', pa:nf "' ~" "a IN
I'M. We, ~ MUS ; "'"' at '''' ',
ti";m .",,iG "rSl '' t,, ' is,,' } ,''
ira WON'T - wa,, tl,n rondnrtnr of
the mail train gave the signal at
Houses Point to his engineer to set
oil on a side track to wait for The
express traln.wnieh signal was prob.
ably misunderstood hy the cngni.
Ger as he immediately started.
leaving the conductor behind. About
q mile west OF HouS.'S Point. in
rouUliuga carve. they collidcd with
file express train. Lilline the cnoiu
2 Ger Of the mail train instantly. in
} turing to some extent the fireman
ana some passengers, toUllIN dc
molishing both engines and smash
: ing the ears Of both trains badly.
|
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. 1l.--SolonlJr
johnson, a colorcd man, former
President LinccJn's barber, has oe tes
appointed II first class clerk IL w
Treasury Department at Washlns,
ton, with ad fsk in the Secret"i;
Office.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
MiscelIaneou ItSemS.
Anegro poet is giving readings II
Washington.

\ negro poet is giving readings III
Washington.
Punch styles the primates OF Can
tcrburv, York and Dublin, the Three
GraceS.
Philadelphia is about to build ST.
OO0. 900 worth of new School-houSeS.
\ Pitholc paper is publishing a
serial novel entitled the "iauh''o
Derrick
Ii is reported that Marshal Ba-
zaine. on his return to Pans Is TO he
appointed to the command OF the ar
my Of Lyons.
4 duke Of Paris ocentlydeceased,
was noted rs the poSSeSSor OF TWEEN
ty-Seycn hundred wai,tcoats.
/ Why is the moon like shoemaker!
/ Because il wakes
New Yorl,'s internal revenue IS
tbir+v.Gyr millions of dollars.
49,, 49,, ;,
\ few daNSa@o, one OF the "p'9 l.'t,
of New York was bowling out tlith
Avenue, Wltham'4uihceht sly. morse
team and ch0d-6oHe, irel@htrd WIN
a dozen brilliantly amaNed ladies
and gentlemen. and cutting a very
t heavy swellthrough that fashionable
quarter On the curhstonc stood
: ragged lttlcurchin,a Veritable gdmtA
DE G0thaR- with Ices astudr and
hands thrust in his coppcrleSS pock-
cts. he surveyed the magnificent
equipage. and as il flashed past hun,
he sung out, with Shrlll accents OF a
sublime contempt: "FShdic, thdt )
nothing wat I'LL ! dlUE the tf0S-
bg ODeru House :"
Congressman John MoTriSSe} was
pretty thoroughly cleaned ont ny
the fall in securities at New DIRK.
last week. john couldn stand the
pressure SO soon after paying Ben
k Wood that SlG0.o0o. lost at faro.
1. and he will he forced to 90 to Wash
:, ington almost p-nnile~S.
.. nv.
u 80 Il NiI' ~ ,: ''i.-, t '- I-.. -,
L V ,, % '1''' ,,,
+ 'IiE ~, '''','!-" '''',' '''''' ;'''' ~
sun '''''''''''lN ''.,s ''''''' g "a
'"E" p'I',' >''''' 80, 't ~ T., /" ~
4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
Stale Items

.rof5 hacle,,..d dc.ig.,cl ,nc sta
\. and n..Iwe}liuo house and shed
,Jinirina also = Iaror barn near by (.
to nryiliS Robinson. ii
wa, on,v by the greatest labor that .
me ,argo wholesale store Of Baker.
Brown < Go. Standing but a few
nrrw-s loss il severe hlt partly .
.oyrrrd by insurance. The Greater .
,art of fine furniture. clothing. &C..
m tho house. and tine horses. CARR /
,ors and movable pr,Dprty in the
stable were sawed. VVrutv-sjy
rood harnesses. mostly new. one
cvn,. o1uo Lush.l. ~ oats bn.;jas .
l,ra. -o,,ontit,. of Lo,. ana urnv.r.
.Ior oTd t,yn ,nl tnas w.rn Ios+
Mr. Eohios.,,'s loss aLnvn insurance
Is ahnnt 400 CInnmh and riall
Also lost some thirty cords of bari, |
which was ni]nd near tine bnroinr
Tho Sr,;,.,tcr,n of thcI riyer,ifr
~ L,n.n,r ,'+' And I,nta ,,irultnra)
College began Thursday last. we
understand that the number OF SUI
dents viii hc increased by the a""'-
ton of several young men who eN.
pected t0eu'cr at that time.
Secretary Adams sara Ill iht l"'"
state teachers aNs"rlatioll' th"t II
IN" people Wou'd drilperat'iS muir
der every academy 0ut one ~ earh
county ana tlrn pHt man III the one
which was ieit, the cause OF eduea-
tom would be greatly benci'teq
' HRN Appropriateness iicli'S'''
saloon III Inc l'oft"'rh pai' ol h"r-
Iii'@toh' says iHr rec ! I'HN, mas
over ItN entrance ZEN 1901 Sis', on
Which III Caring letters IRE the
WORDS" 'oi.'A SH9P' 4hIN Is Ger
talhi% No lhIS-hoineis
-,
-, ne ne''E'N I"'4i l'oiSoIll,'E 81 NV
''''''IIH "' i'l' :, I''N gay
sue We ''''',I'''4 y "a, 'iiS ~ y
o'''p "'''''' ''"' ''''' l'"' ~ ~ 'iiI
CANS
p.v " " >ty.aI.r oahrcsscd
,ar'ro anG o,'tLn.i9stir aoJinncns IN
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

John Lctcher, formerly Governor
OF Virginia, has been pardoncd by
President johnson. The Richmond
Examiner supports Lctchcr for COY
ernor.
The Tennessee Senate has adOpt.
ed bin restricting white suffrage
more chan is done in the bill lately
passed in the House, and like that
bill giving suffrage to the negroes.
\ meeting of the voters Of New
Bedford il called for Wednesday OF
next week TO instruct the reprcscn.
tatiyes from that city to vote
against the passage of the Constitu.
tional Amendment now pending
con~ide.ai ,on in the Legislature.
The Colorod residents Of Wash.
iugton. d. G., have nominated Mr..
Cook, President of the I'rcedmcn's
Relief Association, as their candi
date for Mayor.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

NEW York, Feb. Ga special
London dispatch by cable says:
Great preparations are making
ior the Reform demonstrations on
the nth. People say they will then
show the Queen procession worth
seeing. The bitterness OF popular
feeling is undisguscd. Placards
are shown on the streets, saying,
"mcn without votes are ScriS.' 9
Even personal regard for the Queen
is eclipsed by the reform Juror.
a series Of Royal receptions are
announced today
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

ADMINISTRATIONS has just
taken q State census, and reports Il
total population of 945,2ii, whereof
il2.li5 are black. In 1860, She had
96i. 296. of whom 49,, 1872 were slaves.
1t is evident that her black inlabi.
tants are just about as numerous as
IN 1860, while her whites are about
10000 fewer. We infer from this
that the Southern States generally
have nearly ifnot quite as many in.
habitants now as in 1860, and will
have more in 1870. The stories that
the blacks are "dying out" seems TO
be utterly baseless. A good many
of them have migrated northward
or been taken to Texas hut they
will number at least 100000 in
1870.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

DESTITUTlON IN LONDON.-The
London Times gives terrible his
tory Of deprivation and suffering
among the mechanics and laborcrs
OF that city, upward Of twenty
thousand Of whom are. and have
been long out Of employ, and are
literally furnishing. In the prov.
inceS similar state Of things exist
IN some places. Shipbuildng and
railway works are almost at u stand.
still prudent workmcn have OK.
haustcd their little savings, and
misery prevails to a fearful extent.
THE JAMAICA ATRoCITY.-Iti is
stated in the English papers, on the
authority Of Mr.. Justice Blackburn.
that the Grand jury in the Court
Of Queens Bench at Westminster.
London, will probably make o pre-
sentiment against Governor Eyre for
murder in connection with the re-.
cent atrocity in Jamaica.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
Special Notices.
DE-. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
A Substitute For CalOmeI.

These Pills are composed of various roots
having powers to relax the secretions Of the liv-
er. as promptly and as efectually as blue pill or
mercury. and without producing any Of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence. IS they promote the dis
charge Of all vitiated bile. and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary duets.
which are the cause OF billions affections in gem
eral.
SCHENCE'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache. and all disorders Of the Liver. indi-
Gated By q salloW skin. coated tongue. c~ostiys-
ness. drowsiless, and q general feeling Of wea-
rineSs and lassitude. showing the liver Is in .
torpid or distracted condition.
In shert. these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all c1es when 8 purgative or alternative
medicine Is required.
Please ask Tor for DR.. Schsnek's Mandrake
Pills. /" and observe that the two ikenesses or
the Doctor are on the Government stAmp-cne
when in the last stage Of Consumption. and the
other in his present health.
Soldby AL druggists aad dealers. Price Is
cents per box Principal Once. No. IS North
9Th Street. PlilAdelphia. PA
General Wholesale Agents; Dsmas Barnes i
Co.. q Park Row. New York Sc. Hanee. los
Baltimore St. Baltimore. Nd; John D. Park.
n. 3. Corner Of Fourth and Walnut ST.. Cincin-
natl. Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor. lS4 and 1876 Wa
bash Avenue. Chicago. ILL.,; Collins Brothers
southwest corner OF Second and Vine Sts. 81.
Louis. No. 18th 4 9Th ". ea. mo. l II.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02

are all provided for. Bless the Lord for
the appintin poveri The blznis Nv trsdin
birthrites for messes " pottags begun
with Kssw, but thank Hefen It don't end
with him." ~
It was Unnecessary for me 70 rssd more.
l he'd seen enough to satisfy me that the
integrity Nv one-tbird nv the Senait wuz
rather honey-comedr and like a rusty
nusk1t, o strong emf At the breach to
e q severe trial without Danger Nv
hustin. 1 saw precisely wal Wuz the rock
on wich We stood, and wat q citadel il
wuz- Kin these men, with these letters
IN the hands Nv our respected chez. and
thor 7 elalyes all q DRAWN nshena, turn
and rend the hand vich feeds smi Good I
do NJ and amt they even ez / ans
And 80 the Proclamashen wuz hhoOed,
and l vent home feelin good. We she'll
yet wallop niggers in Kentucky; we shell
yet redoose EN- 70 Their normel speer; q
afflicted brethren in Tennessee will vet
vote, and them not amnestied will be
spesbelly pardoned, e. tier superior mer-
its deserve, and Vithsl tneF will be no
impeachment. For wher the earkis is
is Their will be the buzzards also, and we
hev the control Nv the carkis. Some Nv
the buzzArds are 50 gorged with earkis
that Their eyes is shut-enuf Nv en- to In
shoor our posishen till the end nv our
term. Is is well with US &
PETROLEUM v, Massey, P. n,
- fr1 witch Is Postmaster.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
ThAARIhma.

ParnhamI Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure for the Asthma is pronounced BY thsmedi-
cal profession, the Press and the public. to be a
wonderful and reliable Specific for this distress
ing and hitherto Questionable disease. The
Inventor offers his remedy to the public with
the assurance that it furnishes the only psrms-
nent cure for this formidable and quite preTa-
lent malady. and with the firm belief that in no
instance viii 1t fail to effect a cure where the
directions that accompany the medicine are
fully complied with. PFieeS2. per bog, or Sig
boxes for SO. Sent by mail. seeursly sealed
with postage prepaid. to any address Eithin
the United States on receipt Of the price. A
liberal discount is made to Dealers. and 1t has
become a standard remedy with Druggists
throuEhOutths country. Price lists and oirou'
lars sent upon application. We take pleasure
in recommending this valuable and infaihls
emsdy to all sucn as MAJ be afflicted with ASth-
ma. AL orders should be addressed to VIZ. Il.
FARxHAN. Editor and Publisher Sparta Eagle,
Sparta. Wisconsin.
For sale BY Morrow & Vsnness. BurEh Hill
Ohio, lJuly II-6m'.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
PROCLAMATION N.
ANNUAL

7 Seth A.Lald, Sheriff Of Trunbun County.
Qhlo, Dc hsreby notify tbs quali&ed electors
Of Trumbun County, tAat
Tuesday, the sth Day OF October
next, u the day appointed By Las for holafne
tie general eisction n the Siats Of Ohio, NJ
Witch time tkey VII assemble at+hoir usual
plaeaa Of holding elections. andpFaoosdhF bnE
1ott vote for the following StAts and County
Omeers. viz: "
One 6ovsrnor. one Lieutenant Governor. ops
Jndxe Of SaPrsns Court. one Auditor of Stats,
one Treasurer OF State. one Attorney General
one Comptroller Of the Treasury, one Member
of Board Of Pablo Works. one State esaator.
one Representative one Sheriff. one Treasurer.
one Kseorder. ore Presenting Attorney. one
Direetor. one cororer. and for on srainyt re
building Of . HsH Jail. and for or against The
ConEtitution1l A~mendment.
q That Il BE- and "a heesby PROPOSED 10 Ii alec
tors Of this State to vote ~ the aext Annual
October Alesdons npon the approval o. rejpc-
tute for the argt section ofths6hh article 81
Consufuhon 81 this States to-xits
Every male Citizen Of the United States. Of
the age Of tWs11y-one year,. who shall have
been resident Of the Slate one year next pre-
eedtng tne election, and Of the County, Town
ship o. ha.d n which he resides sash tfne a
may oeprouded ~ Law. except such persons ~
have boEns arms IN support Of anyinsaFrecti0n
Or REBELLION agsin1t tka Government Of the
United States. or . fed from their plress Of
resldence 20 avoid bolng drafted inlo tie nili-
taEz service Thereof. OF hays deserted kha Rli-
same gar. and have net subsequently, been hon
orahly discharged from the same. shall haze the
vote at Al eIecficns.S HTTC6COCR
&sat~p pre- issL e ds H1Hss of ReDrsseatGtiuss.
ANDREW g. McBUREST, 14ls-