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Who Is Benclitcd by the war

The Republican asks the question, who
was benefited by the war? and then answers
by saying, mot the Democratic Party
For once we agree with the Doctor, saving
always that the Democratic Party was bene-
tied by having the scum and filth and nasti-
ness which accumulate around and adhere
TO all human contrivances to a considerable
extent thrown off, thus leaving compara-
lively pure and IL thoroughly determined
party in the field to combat the filthy aggrs-
cation of isn,s which go. to make up the So
called Republican Party.
But to recw to the question, who was
benefited by the war? The Doctor does not
answer, and we will try to indicate the class
Of people who were so benefited. That
man now on Fifth Avenue, New York, who,
previous to the war, was a pot-housc poll
tician, spending his afternoons and evenings
with 1oafew, whose votes himself or his
friends might soon want, while his wife and
daughters occupied a garret, in faded calico,
and in tears-this man, now owning and oc
cupying that Brown Stone front, was made
a Major General by his 'friend" and he
was benefited, by the war. Then again that
merchant downtown, who had the reputa-
ton Of being shrewd man, and of some
influence as politician ina local way, and
who received that contract for large
amount Of army clothing, and who has since
moved into large store room, and increas-
cd his stock to the extent Of Fittr thousand
Dollars, he was benefited by the war; So
also that Assessor of Revenue tax, with a
salary of five thousand dollarsa year; that
gang Of assistant assessors, that formidable
brigade of collectors; in short, the locust
like host Of government employees created
by the war, they are all benefited by the war
Town and country are full of such instances
Our own little Countyof Columbia can fur
nish several Illustrations in point.
IYut,oho else ? certainly not the widows
and orphans made such by mcrcilcss con
scriptiou; nor the numbcrlcss uniortunates
with mutilatcI bodies, who are to be met
with all over the land; none of these.
SHoDDY alone is benefited, and SuoDpY,
thy name is legion.
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nS. The Clinton Democrat came to hand
last week in an enlarged FORM It is now
thirty-twe column paper and presents fine
typographical appearance. Il is ably edited
by our young friends, the Furey Brothers,
and ranks second to none in the central part
of tho State. Before the advent of ths
above gentleHSa, the Democrat was uoi
much Of an honor to Look Haven, us it was
a small sheet and nearly filed with adyer-
tisements. Under the present regime the
'lscal interests Of the town arc attended 10
and mongrelism receives proper trcatmeps.
The. above handsome notice is takenfrem
the sColunlbia Herald and we heartily en-
dorse it.
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Washington News.
WASHJNGToS. Julv 7.

WASHINGTON, July 7.
1t is expected that the President will to-
morrow send to the Senate, in answer to a
resolution Of that body, copies Of al orders,
opinions, &C., transmitted to commanders
OF military. districts in the South, for their
guidance in the execution of the so-called
reconstruction act. These documents have
been called for with view to aid the ma
jority in framing an additional act, wl,icl,
shall overcome, in every particular, the lib
eral construction placed upon the original
and supplemental laws, by the President and
Cabinet, and especially to meet the recent
incontrovertible' opinions Of the Attorney.
General on the subject. There is some talk
among the Radical leaders, of dropping the
several amendatory bills.
The statement contained in the Washing.
ton correspondence of the New York ri.
Cune and Baltimore San, to the effect that
the Kentucky members are sanguine OF
being admitted to their seats tomorrow,
is regarded here as rather premature 1t
is highly probable that several of them may
be admitted ere the lapse of many days,
but the disposition of the majority of the
House Radicals is to exclude those who arc
charged by affidavits with disloyaity ,&c., de-,
pending an investigation as to the truth Of
the allegations. If, however, the Election
Committee should report ia favor Of the ad-
mission, it is quite likely that such report
will be adopted by close vote, At present
there ave no indications as to when the COM
mittee will submit their report.
The opening argument of Mr.. J. II.
Bradley, Dr., yesterday in behalf of Sur
att, took the counsel for the government
very much by surprise They did not antic-
inate such powerful array Of evidence as
MIR Bradley referred to inhis address. There
is no doubt that, if allowed, the defense will
prove more than Mr.. B. intimated. But
there is great danger that, by the adverse
ruling of the Court, the prisoner will be de-
prived Of great deal of testimony necessary
to his complete defense, as we'll as to the
vindication Of the momory of his murdered
mother. A large number of witnesses are
here for the accused, and it is confidently
predicted that he will establish, beyond all
question, the very important fact that on
the 18th and 18th Of April, 1865, he was
several hundred miles distant from this
G;ty.
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INTHE ORPHANS COURT OF COL
i UMBIA COUNTY.

In the matter Of tho estate Of Sawuel Roznl'e. de.
ceased. Aud now TO wit: May sb 1867. the Cou RI
appoint G. D. Brockway, ESQ auditor. TO make dis
trburion Of the funds In the hands of the sdpnis.
traitor. by the Court. From the Record.
lEsse CoLgMaS, Clerk.
The auditor above named will attend to the duties
NJ his appointment at his Office In Bloomsbury, on
yhuEsdsy Aug lst 1867, Rt " ocl0ck q. M at whict
time and place all persons having claims against
said estate must present them, or DO debaVred FROM
claiming share In the same.
O. B. RRoCKwAY, Auditor.
BloonsbuSg, June ", 1867,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The interest Of y. Siohncr in the partnership busi
ness OF stoilner Il Hidmoyer in Bloomsbury having
been sold by D. StolIner tn Euos JaGoby the l!tb
day Of June 1907. N"tice 10 hereby given that tha
siohnnr X Widinoycr III the busincss'o % Rak,Lg and
Confectionery IN Bio-nsbnTs Pa, was dissolved by
mutual consent on said 18th day Of June 1867. The
books Of the late hrm in the hands Of Frederick
Widmoyef for settlement at the Old stand In thu
Exchange Block, where the business will DO con.
ductcd by Frederick widmoyer & Enos !scohy.
u, STOIINER.
+. WlDMUYER,
~ Iunc 10 lHG-
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Bgn P. John says we are 'mum" about
the "Fisingcreck Confederacy.' Some Of
his followers and creatures called on usa few
weeks ago and begged, for the sake Of theil
families, not to expose them. They are now
on their good behavior. Columbian.
Have you reference to Bob Clark, or is il
the late delegate to the Philadelphia "arm
in arm Convention who wanted nc,r ground
made Of Fishingcreek ?. Come, speak out.
Let us have the history" and the ''recorl' "
Let no thin skinned delicacy deter you. Wht
called on you? Who is begging? Who is
on his good behavior. Columbia County
Republican,.
P. John should really be ashamed Of him
self for asking a neighboring contemporary
such questions, when it relates to SO serious
matter, concerning his then most intimate
friends and assistants, in getting up thai
military raid on the Democratic people ol
Fishingcreek, all for . political purpose
Oh shame where is thy blush?
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A UD1TORS NOTICE.

The undersigned nn Auditor appointed by ue
Orphans ohrt Of Columbia Coanty, to make distri-
aiii,p. aploag the heiEl, of the pEQceeds of lhe
Estate Of WI liam Edward, and Margaret Edwards
deceased, will attend 70 tho duties OF his pppoint
.:Hent, on Saturday the 10th day Of August next at
10 o'elock, am. at the office Of II. Jackson Esq
at Berwick "a, Ut which t,pe md place AZ persos
NJ. n. YRAuGH, Au di,or.
Jpuc26, 1867,
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DRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE FARM.

The undersigned win offer his valuable farm a,
private sale. situa,sin Greenwood Township. Col
umbia county. three miles from Rohr, burg, tn &c
miles from Miiville. on the public road leading to
Boom-burg containing EtGHTEEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES. about one acre Of Timb.r land .
49, wherc0n are eTecteda a TWO STUrY FRAME
E1M. HOUSE, and . Frame BANK BAR Y, and
!!H necessary out buildings.
0lV There Is u good Well of Water a. the door,
also good apple orchard on the premises. The
land Is in high stat. of cultivation.
Terms Will be made easy to the purchaser.
PETER HELLER,
JsIy 10, lSfI woOd Col. Co.
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TIE Ice IS BREAKING. There is one
Republican paper, published at Newark
Ohio. The True Ameritua, which has re-.
fused to 80 the negro suffrage plank. II is
the first whic Republican sheet VIC have
heard Of. Who comes aext
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administrator on tho estate Of George
Hartman. late OF scntt Township, Columbia County.
deceased, have been g,nn,ed. by the Register Of
Hartman. the former residing in scot aud the latter
in Centre Township, said County. All persons hav.
ing claims against the estate Of the deceased are re-
quesed to present them duly authenticated to thu
aud thDse owing the estate will make
immediate payment.
PHILIP 7. HARTMAN ....
EDWARD HARTMAN, ""'"' ''
Sc oti, July 10. le67.-Gw.
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HoN. WM. A. WALLAcE-Ws cheer
fully endorse the following from the Lancas-
ter Mtcligencer, in reference to the chair
man Of the Democratic State Contra!
Committee
s'Thc unanimous. ra-elcction Of Hon.
WIN. A. Wallace as Chairman OF the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, and the
extension of term Of Office to January
lst., 1869, was a wise movement on the
part of the State Consentian We have
been thrown into very intimate assoc alton
with Mr.. Wallace since he has he'd the
position of Chairman of the State C,ntral
Committee, and we bear willing testimony
to his prudence, his political sagacity, his
energy, his business capacity, his ability
and fitness in al respects for a proper dis
charge of the duties of a most important
position He has iaarshaled the Demo
cratic hosts in such manner as mast 60
far towards giving us the victory which now
lies within our grasp. Having toiled faith
fully without reward it was only right that
he should be permitted to lead the soaing
triumph"
Gay. tits said that through the agency of
the. oNob Mountain Senator" the name of
our late lausSed friend Bob Clark, which
for years stunk in the nostrils of the 'fFish-
ingcreekers," is beginning to bear among
them an oder alhest sanity. Indeed it is
being reported that enconinnis are being
showered down upon. his head as copiously
as hail stones and Goals Of fire once were
That is right. To forgive and forget is a
Christian virtue Republican.
BY what authority the editor Of the Re-
publican would connect Mr.. haskalew and
Robert +. Clark politically, we do not know.
Mr.. Buckalews political antecedents are
matter Of history, and the position. Of Mr..
Clark, although private citizen, il very
well known. During the war, when saat
Brigade Of soldiers were brought upon
the citizens Of Fishing Creek, Mr.. Buckalew
took o decided stand, so as to hinder as
muchas possible merciless and needless op-
preston. Hc used his best cndeavors to
procure the freedom of the Fishing Greek
prisoners; and that the Doctor should at
tempt to connect him with that unfortunate
affair ,thcr than as having used bis good
Offices for the oppressed, is slanderouS and
vilanous.
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County Treasurer.

R9AVING served the Democracy Of Columbia Cou6.
VI ~ faithfully for n number nf years In the caPa.
ri,y Of editor and publisher Of The ERwcx GAZETTE,
nnd believing that long coniin service is entitled
TO consideration ut the hands Of The party. have
been Induced TO allow my name TO 60 b, fore tho
people as a candidate for COUNTY TREASURER.
Should be nominated apd elected promise to per.
form the duties VI the Office with fidelity and TO the
best Of my ability. J. 8. SANDERS.
Berwick. June III, 1867. Pd.
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wELLTRIEp REMEDIES.

RUesELI.s ITCH OtNTMENT, an Immediate
and certain cure IS cts.
Nis also a sure rsncdy for scratches on
RUsSELi.s SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
js uuequaied so ets
RUssELL'S PILE OINTMENT, cures afler all other
yemedjes have failed, u "
Thsse ointments are certain, safe, and reliape,
spechcu a. thousands have and arc daily ceSu ytng
For sais BY an Drue6ists and p,sdicino dealers.
General pepei at PlNCHoT. RRuEN Z HOBART,
Wholesale Drugsists, 2it Fulton st., (noar Groom
wich). New York. ADJ.
y. Fen, sy mail; Itch, tos. e. R.,sSe : Fi,es'
June ,Ies7--3 a. -.f -l.t s.l
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Bay" The attention Of the travellers in the
Cars between Williamsport and Philadelphia
is directed to the Gard in cur columns of
"4Mr. Giion's Hlenir line Of Omn.Juses," "
by which will be seen that he Is at all times
ready, on the arrival of the trains at Rupert
Station-oppositc Bloomsbury, g,-to convey
parties to that place or any other section of
the country they may desire to visit. Mr..
Giston keeps most excellent Horses and
vehicles, for the accommodation Of the pub
lie, and We take pleasure in saying, that he
is avery ttentive and accommodating gem
tleman On arriving at Rupert, look out fol
PAGnix Omnibus Coach and Match Horses
/ |-Lyconing Standard.
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cB" Hos. CHARLES DENNIsoN, member
Of Congress from the Twelfth District Of
this State, died at Wilkcsbarre on Thurs
day morning, at the age of SO years. He
had been in i'll health for a long time. Mr..
Dcnnison was a native of the Wyoming
Valley, and was born in January, 1873. In
1889 he graduated at Dickinson College
then read law and entered on its practice.
He represented his Congressional district in
the 3sth and S9th Congresses. He was a
gentleman Of decided ability, and of con-
siderable as well as political popularity.
While iu public life, he commanded the re-
spect of all parties for his laborious and in
telligent services. His death leaves va
cancy in the Democratic delegation Of Penn
sylvania, which it is to be hoped, will be
filled by ono Of the same politics and equal
intellectual fitness. Reading Gazette.
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GAZETTE, 4 5 iG II 3 4 A.. 40
Left on Bases. Sloan I. Shutt l.. Men
dcnhall |. Buckalcw 2. Billmeyer ?. Ward
|. Rupert |. Wooden /. jackson g Hub
bel |. Smith |.
Passed Balls.-Mendenhall Is. Smith %.
Home Runs.-Sloap 2. Conner |.
Struck Out.-Shutt |. Rupert |. Jackson
|. Opdyke l.
Fly Catches. Sloan |. Buckalcw |.
Billmeyer !. Conpor 5. Ward 3. Smother,
2. Hubbel |. Brobst |. Opdyke |. Smith I.
Umpire.-C. s. Brolst.
Scorers.-William Dietterich and George
A. Clark.
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~ It costs $4,000 day to register
the Southern voters. In other words it will
cost from ten TO tweaty million daliars to-
Radicalize the Southern States, and keep
Stevens, Forney 4 Co. in Office.
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Dl 4 D

In Greenwood, on the 18th ult., SARAH
T. MOORE, aged II years and 0 months
In Greenwood township, ELLA LrMMoNs,
aged 6 months and 6 days. "A,
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TIL + II EALING POOL,
AND HOt'SE or NERc.Y.

Howard ASSOCIATION RegSNS fsl Young e. MEN JMns
on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS
powers, and create impedipsnts 70 MARRIAGE,
wite sure means Of t6lief Sent in .ealed letter en-
ys!eps::: rrss Of ehatge, Adatass pRs J sKiLL.N
June s, tsR7.-Li
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nA- Hon. Charles Dcyuison, the deceased
democratic member Of Congress from the
10Th Dist, was born in Wyoming Valley in
1893; graduated at Dickinson College 1926,
adopted and practiced the study Of law, was
elected Representative to the Thirty-ninth
and Fortieth Congresses. He was an hon
est aatsupright man, andlargely enjoyed the
confidence Of the people Of his district
His enemies were few, because his life was
devoted to usefulness American yolun-
feor
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seA. The. Wheat Crop this year, it i

-
seA- The. Wheat Crop this year, it is
anticipated, will be the greatest crop Of that
grain ever grown in the United States. A
careful analysis Of information from all the
States shows that the total average in wheat
is 10 to Is per cent. greater than last year.
In majority Of The States the breadth Of
winter wheat is quite as wido as usual, and
that Of spIng wheat mSph greater. The
reports of the condition Of the crop show
that it is much better than last year, and
the harvest is estimated at 100000, 900
bushels. The harvest has already begun
in the North, so that the crop Of the entire
country may now be considered free from
any ordinary danger., .....
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rea- BASE BALL Match played July 4th,
4 ID. 1867, between Independent nine OF
Bloomsbury and Gazette Club of Berwick,
Columbia County, on the ground of the
1atnr'
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TIE BLACK CLoUD.-The registration
in Norfolk, Va, is completed, aud shows
that there are Of negroes 1000, and Of
whites ,S46 voters registered The regis
tration in Petersburg, Virginia, this far,
stands eight hundred and eighty one whites
and one thousand eight hundred and twenty
seven blacks. The following arc the colored
ma5orities in registration: Richmond, ll3
Chesterfield county, 500; Henrico county,
200.
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who is President Of the United
States.

Certainly not Andrew johnson. Beeause:
st-The July session Of Congress is con-
yencd, not by the President, in the White
House ct Washington, but by Thaddeus
Stevens, in Pennsylvania, The Constitution
says the President may on extraordinary
occasions convene both Hovscs-or one of
them" but as the convcning in this case is
at the instance Of Stevens, good many
people, naturally enough, are concluding
that h. mast be President Of the United
States.
I'd. Others think it must be Secretary
Stanton, seeing that it is to him, and not to
Andrew johnson: that some of the Southern
Caliphs are addressing their edict, rescripts
and communications. Thus to-day, the
telegraph tells us, that Secretary Stantoa
has refused to receive the resignation Of
General Sickles.. Andrew johnson is not
permitted to have any voice in the matter.
Srd. Possibly, however, both of these
classes Of possOns nlsy he mistaken. The
Express inclines to the conviction that Gen.
Sheridan is President. No man who is not
persuaded that he is invested with supreme
power, would have dared towrite such q let
| ter as he did the other day to General Grant,
respecting the Presidcat and the President $
orders.
/ 1t may be, though, that instead of being
but one President as prescribed by the Con-
stitution, we have now.three or four, 1.-THE
one having the least power and tho least re-
spect paid to him being the one who oceu.
pies the chair in which Washington sat.
Al. J, Democratic Express.
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N oT1cE'
OyFIcs or THE DIooNsnuRa LITERARY !
INSTITUTE, July ], 1857,
We the Officers Of the Board Of Trustees. certify
that the conditions upon which the last subscriptions
to the Stock Of said Institute was made have been
complied with.
l.. r, RUrERT. President.
Attest, r q. Eyer, Secretary.
The subscribers TO the Stock Of the above named
Institute viii please pay the first in nstaiments TO
wit One fourth tf their subscription ms per said
condition, to WILLIAM SNYDER. Tieasurer.
l.. u. RUPERT, President.
July 10, 1867.
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s~ Brigham Young took onlytwo dozen
Of bis wivea,witA him on his regent pleasure
trip South.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN AND

for the County Of Columbia In the matter Of the
estate ofP-ier Eveiand deceased. Aud now to wit ::
May 9th 1867, the Court appoint Elijah K. fkelc..
the hands Of Peter Eyeland aRd John Eyeiand ad
minstrators, 10 and aaongr the heirs and ieva rep
rescntativcs. by the Court. From the record.
J.ssE COLExAN, Clerk
The auditor above named will attend to the duties
Of his appointment, al his Office. in Bioonsburg. on
Saturday, July 9Th at 10 O'Clock a. m.
L. Il. KELLER, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, July 10, 1867
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TREASURER.

aAiE are authorized to announce the name of JOHN
WI. HETLEK. Of Miiilin Township, ~ n candi.
date for the office OF COUNTY TREASIRElt, ut tho
coming election subject to the decision Of the DEMO-
cratic Convention, June 81, l567,
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w h'skEhs AND SOD. a.,,.,
MUST ACHES

Forced N grow upon tho smoo,hes, face In f,or
three TO Ave weeks by using bv, eervisns's Rs"..
tauvateu< Capillaise. the nost discovsyv
In modern science. actiHg upon tho Beard ana nai,
In an almost miraculous nInhncr Il has hsss ,":.S
by the elite OF Paris and London with The mo,, nv
Gring suecest. Names of' alt purch ssers viii "A
registered, and Y entire sstsfaciion s not svsn ~
ed Pt|cc BY mail, ssalsd and poStpsix, Il. SnS..
criptive circulars and testmsnias mailed fsNe. Al,
dssss eERGEk, SHUTS CO., Vhemiss:, NJ
;ss R,yes Street Troy, N. Y, Sole sesats 'fcs iHc
oh'od s's'es. fee.2 ", le67- 7--ly,
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bloomsbury, June 10, 1867.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-

The :o.Part nership heretofore existing between
Ilutchison Ash. In the tanning business in Fish,
ingcreek, Columbia County, was dissolved on tha
9Th day Of March 1867, by mutual CONSENT Those
having accounts TO settle present them for adju.
dicaiiOn to either member OF the firm.
HUTCHiSON l. ASH,
Fishingcrrck, June 5, 1867.
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JUDGE SHARsWOOD.--The Harrisburg
correspondent of the Chambersburg Repos-
tiory (Radical) pays the foEowiag handsome
and just compliment to the Democratic can
didate for Supreme Judge:
"Of the nominee, George Sharswood,
now President Judge Of the District Court
for the city and county Of Philadelphia, |
can hut ray, that while he is not regarded
by the profession as the equal Of the present
Chief Justice as iurist, yet he enjoys the
respect and confidence Of the people Of
Phihdelphia, regardless Of politics, and is
known throughout the State as gentleman
Of fine legal talent, spotless integrity, and
dignity a. character"
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TREASURER,

AAjE are authorized to announce the name of
SyFRANKLIN l.. SHUMAN, OF Catawissa Town
ship, for the Office OF COUNTY TREASURER sub.
ject to the decision of the Convention.
June u, ls67,
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Receipts to the ''DemOcrat'' for
the month Of june 1867.

Subscriptions on the old STAR account
not included, in this list.