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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14
A REsoLCTlON,q z

Relative to an Amendment OF I've
uNH Constitution Providing for tn" Ex
adtension OF the Elective Franc Use.
Received by n, G,nsrai .i'"mhy Of u; ls Ntil
tr NJ ,yt,o q bree q. ~ Vt the nsmbeis sru'f
'A'p- toe,ch House net eatnV thSreto Ihel}P Y
md ia hereby prnuosed to the eljct' ~
..a this State 10 vute ylav the Il nnhuil Vt
sIsqf t"ber election. upung the Apnrosal W 'ls"
zion of tbe { NJ wing amendment "s ~ ~
a, s.iints b,r lbs IA A. sgcli.,n Z iiI9 nui .r1.
fffn ctp of The Ctisfiiuttun W y ~ "He, -,
/. Eyery male oft Ie oi the Cniind N'r
,,f the age of tgeipy one years Nh' sun
havs been \ rerident IL the state one y..
--- nsst nrecedfng the tfectfon. and 90 W
r rouuty township, nf Wafd 10 rpich 'e le
s,dss, such tins ssiniay hs prsvnea nN M IN !,
except such pefscnsss htye bIrhe arms "
n a. al W,rt ~ any nsuftetu non or rebeu"
,sa,ust the governn, nj oi the Unlie tt"T
o rs % %ssc,d ssins Lsk-reS Ihi, y e, r,Jt.I
se vice thereof. or have deserted th' nll
,s,y or naval service ~ sad g"vernm o.
dime Of war, and have nni. nso~pSvN'H =
i9ia4 bsen hon.rs6iy DISCHARGED frtm'the Tsn'e
sbalI have the qualifications ot an eeo'or
md be entitled 20 vote At AL e eopohs' ,
ED A, PARROTT,fs =
81 an,.ksr of the House ui Kerresenttlves.
ANDREW q. McBURNhf.
Ptcs'd.nt III thr senate
Passed Arril sth 1857 ~p'l n 'I,e
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self up deciSively, "Ef he splits M
the Alishnists we shel be 40 deep ~
his debt taat he will deserve to gIt
clear nv us. Ez It is. he hcz done
euuf To entitlc linn to or gra,itood
lie hez restored jeff son Davis to-
me; he hcz even enlarged his field Nv
usefulnis lie is q demon strain the
theory that there ain't no sich thinS
ez treason, and ez a matter Nv course,
that there aint bin no crime commit
ted by my TREND Davis friends. III
lTToris is establishin tue fact that
the war agin NV friends in the south
wuz uiinstitiable. | shouldn I he sur
prised ef the next thing he does. in
order that justis NAV be done, viii
he to insist that their niggets he re-
urned to EN-. After oil, l sprcNt
that's wat he's drivin at. Now that
{. slavery's abolisht, I bleeve he'd like
to hey it restored, that he may hev
>uthin TO do HIS okkera-hen
gone He's short Nv snbjick now
His pen hpz hin so used 10 wfitl'
slavery slavery! slsveryi--that he's
/ re,iy at sea nov that he kin write u
~ more He wants that joocy ole
, sin set UP for hiiu to batter at agin-
. he wants Lo,eioy shot over agin' ant
. hleedin Kansas To be rereeted -
t Watts a Professional Rcformer. 6
: ther amt nothin to reform? Wat
Il corn doctor in a country wher the
c wear big bootsp No! let him 90 -
: He's shoor NV punishment enuh amy
how He's Universlist, a doctri
u the mistake NV wich he II diskiNe
u some day, but he's very likely to rt
!, alize his ljee nv punishment on eartf
! Tor Wendell Phillips Is after him, an
! wat wus- kin he suffer- Set this las
% act NV his'n down ez honesty strcaH
L with loonacV; or ruther, the loonac
2. bcin the biggest, ez loonacy strcaI
q ed with honesty, and leave him on
It Go on with the reports. Where
Il Davis nowp and partikelerly, where
- johnson? Ef he does anvthin ag'
N me he does it thro mistake. kee
ID track NV Johnson.-don't let
& At this pint wuz aroused /
p. somebody shakin me. 1t was Ba
~ com. 1t was 8 o'clock, and ez / he
= not bin over for my mornin bitter
y in wich dooty I'm very re-ler, Il
Or good man he'd gone out in search
III me. How pleasant 'tiz to hev SON
III body to care for 700, even ct Tn
IN solisitood springs from a ten ce
III motive.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, L. Nj.
VI WITCH is Postmastcr), and likewi
y, Professor in the Ham and Japhe
% Free Academy for the develc
meut Nv the intellek Nv all rae
'' irrespective of color.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
GEO. W. SWEET, Proprietor.

New England Botanical Depot,
l06 hanover Street, Boston,
Under the supervision OF Rev. j. W. Poland.
ss Benton, Myers b Canhsld, aud strong
X Armstrong, Wholesale Agents, Cleveland.
For sale In Findlay by q. u. Ettinger a CO.,
N, Gray. \. u J. N. Huber d Co., and y.
d. Frey &sCo., dealers ini drusssand msdiei-
nss generally, mars'ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

The Union voters OF the several tow wnships
above named are requested to meet Mt the
usual PLACES Of holding elections and max
their selections OF delegates to attend said
s Convention. on Saturday June tho 10Th, ana
send the names of thoss sAianfoh as snrh
delegates TO thsJxS sERsoSIAsfo for puohcauon'
Turn out and organize NJ once, for the
Democracy are slrea eady in the field. they
are using the same means TO defeat us thai
has been used heretofore. Let the Unio'
party take high, moral and strong poli'ie"
) grounds In the coming campaign, and sue
cess will surely crown its efior's. .. B..
BY order OF Union Central COMMITTEES.
II. PORCH, Chairman,
e JOHN u. HAMLIN, secretary.k r snl
\ ~ june 7th, 1857. ~ W4aF'W
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cnt In the Lower Regions Du-
ring the Consideration of MIR.
Grceicy's Case.
Posrs0sFIs, CoSTEDMr X RoADs.)
4 fwioh Is Ia the Stait NV Kentucky, y
May, 26, 1867.
The Corners wuz IA most pleas
ant,lrame nv mind last Friday mite
So. important u event ez the release
NV our saintid DAVIS Good not be al
ttowed to go by without commcmor'
attn, and we accordin'y commemo
ratid. The rejoicins wuz held ut the
Church, thoD they conquest at Bas
CONS Ez the heitlest part NV tho
rejoicin he'd bin done Mt Bascom 8
taperin off, ez l may say, at the
Church, the speeches were very short
I Of not TO the pint, When, how, OF
wher it adjourned, l know not.
wandered orr into the realms Nv
Morphus in the middle NV Deekil
Pogram's sekondly, and aiorc ] go
back ! he'd taken rather long jour
lney. asttI It
/ dreamed very curis dream
Methawt | wuz in the regions tina
are populerly supposed to lay belo'
, us. Onto bIs burnin throne sot Lu
T cifer, readin the Moo York Triboor
A. with the most puzzled expression
onto his face ever witnest Lay
, in it down with sigh, ez tho he he
gone bumpin onto a sumner wich h
Good not comprehend. he remark
d sadly, ITO bizniz!' and demanded u
Y his book keeper, the sitooashen G
things Reports were read 10 hin
wicl, in the main, pleased him. 1
q shade nv sadniss becloudid his elias
D sikle countenance ez the statemen
q that Napoleon and Bizmark he'd mad
lup, but Ills face illuminated serenel
ez Il. wnz siatid that the. chrlstia
nashens he'd decidid to let the Turk
= go on a hutoherin the Cretans, vic
!" wuz replaced with a frown agin whe
a. he wux informed that there wuz
a, prospeck NV the English commo
=" people gittin a vote. After goi
Is thro the rest Nv the world, the Unit
States come in.
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The dispatches of Juarez to the
Mexican Minister at Washington,
state that Queretaro was +" taken by
ASSAULT The Brownsville Rancho,
70 declares that GeneLopez, who is
represented as a bosom friend OF
Max, sold out the entire Imperial
concern for s4s,000 in hard cash,
and the work of treachery was ar
ranged 80 completely and carried
out SO successfully that MaximiIan
and his entire force, bag and bag
gage were handed over to Escobedo
without ahostile shot being fired :
As this is the, Mexican way OF doing
things, we suspect there Is, al least
grain Of truth In it. The MeSi
cans in Maximillian's service joined
him to place themselves in position
70 sell him, and il they fought at pl
IL was because the price offered wa
not large enough. MeYicans AM
members of the Pennsylvania Legi:
lature are very uncertain. IL y
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DECISIONS wishing to buy or sell Real Es.
Il tate. will find tito their advantage to cai'
AT the ONCE of BURkET Il "A iMlIN, over
j. ; Paiiersons store, corner Main and San
dustry streets.
Among tho many farms and desirable
town property are The following:
30-Farm Of III acres in Fndlay township,
10 acres cleared, balance good timber, has
stream of running water through II. tku
good dwellings, .and hne barn, two good
orchards. Price, s9j 90 per acre.
29--l20 acres of land in Fulton county, mi.
nos, miles trnm Illinois River ana steam
boat landlng,4 niles from Chicago Il Ful
ton Co X. H., Z miles from LewistuWn. the
county.seat; 40 acres timber, balance
prairie. Price, $40 per acre.
IS Nos. 7 and $ Cots ouLlots. There IL n
small frame dwelling, stable and other out
buildings good water, &c. Price. $1,000 in
cash.
3t-l63 acres of land in Eagle township.
Hancook o UNITY, Ohio, % acres cIsaro
and uLder good state OF fcultivatiOn. There
isa good two-stOry frame dwelling with
cellar, and wood house adjoining ; a large
frame barn and other out buildings Plenty
OF good spring and well water; large Ap.
pie, pear cherry and peach orchard two
large sugar camps, &c. One mile west OF
Belletuutaine road and half mile from
Bishops mill. School within 20 rods
Price, $50 per acre. Terms easy. % acres
viii be sold separately at $40 per acre,
le-I1 story frame dwelling, containing six
roums and summer kItchen with never
failing well OF good water inside with two
fine lots well arranged with ornamental.
apple, peach, cherry and plum trees,
grapes and currarts, good Darn with gran.
| cries. sheds aud staDllng for four horses,
everything in hrst class order. Price,
1920, on reasonable terms.
! i 20a acres of land, one mile south OF Court
House, good orchard, 200 sugar trees, de.
sirable country seat.
$50 acres timber land in section 81, in De-.
aware township. Price, $1,000, cash.
asa desirable building lots on Sandusky
Street. Price, $3.50.
24-A frame house on W. Sandusky street,
lot ls we'll fenced. Price. 5000.
6-Two building lots (2l7 and 2ls) in Vance 4
addition. Price, $3.50.
7-lI story frame dwelling, on Crawford
street, \ rooms, good well aud cistern.
everything IN good order. Price, $1,000.
s-House and lot on Jones street. Price,
| $50. ...i..UI
1.-Two story brick dwelling on Sandusky
street near Main, metal root, wood house
well and clstorn, All In line order. Price
$500. '4H fI
32--A fne residence ON Sandusky street.
| Price, $4,000.
So -l3 story frame dwelling ON W. sandusky
street, contaInl or 3 rooms; good barn
milk house, wen OF Eator. and plenty oI
fruit and ornamental trees on lot. Price,
| sl700.
~ Wa attend 10 all Lsxsl. Basi-
I
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PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, Z. NJ.
Wich is Postmastcr), and likewise
Professor in the Ham and Japhete
Free Academy for the develop
ment NV the intellek Nv oil races,
irrespective of color.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

The Evansville { Indiana) Sentinel,
one OF whose editors was an officer
In tho Federal army during the war
has Q double loaded leader Ia favor
OF General Robert f. Lee for Presi-
dent in 1868. The editor says
..General Robert II. .4ee is the first
choice of Q grand army OF Demo.
crsts In the North, who are not afraid
to urge his claim before the country
for that position for which God es
pecislly endowed him. Tho timid
! men q The psr.y psy trsmbls when
Shis name Is spoken, bnt the brave
applaud" Il
kfTTgSA<-T-.s->s.:-,lsf-----,4l n +
2 The Hartford ~ EnsamplLsnta Q
Ses osssd ,Asmy-af-fhe Republic
y fhAstssas ptSd EresSbsasns condemn
4 ink the loyal Tmehsawhs gave bsi
for jefferson Davis. The resolution
do net mention names.
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Democratic Convention.

The Democratic Convention met
at the Court House on Satwday.last,
to nominate their county tickct. =
The attendapce was nnai, andcdn ,
doubtedly disappointed the leaders
Of that party, as they expectedn q big
turn ont They should have had
mora ,ptssaot, p'ter going to the
trouble OF getting F VI. iIurd, their
candidate for Attorney General. t.
come here 70 make a sl'eeclE =
but little ''entiusiasm" was taken
consequently the crowd was not farI
tticuIsrIy enthusiastic. The follow
ing are the nominees:
/ sac Cusnc, Representative; w
N Anderson. Prosecuting Attorney
! ~. ". Engle. Commissioner; Wash
liF9t,h Morehgt, MeNes Kellel
and Conrad Rcnninger, 1nfmar.
Directors
h hftcr.tlre business of the Copyep
tion was concluded. Mr.. ilurd CAV
ven, 10 lis .rcccI lie INDUCED cor
! S,derabivsin Auriert History, laude
i mdiiern ii,amncracy ab,l dtlit"Ie
himself generally of Just out
college, sp'echl l.I ..f't
Altogether the affair was "wisli-i
wa.h> in the extreme.
---,----+-- ala
Rapuhliran State Convention
to he held In Atlanta. Gcorgls. Q
the Fourth of July. The call says
4" A platform OF principles will '
adopted npon which to conduct I'll
approaching campaign. II VIII M
he the white mans convention M
the colored mans convention, 'b'
equal Justice, and the political righ
of all. Several distinguished state
men from different portions OF u
Union have consented to be prese
II and address. the convention. A
;, friends of the movement are invit'
to attend" LL-
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county Union Convention.

The Union men OF Hancock County VIII
meet in County CoventIon, at the Court
House, in Findisy, on
SATURDAY JUNR 10. 1867. .ils
At II O'Clock, Am, for the purpose a.
....,. putting In noninston,to be supported AT
h'. the next October eieo tim, one candidate
for each Of the following Offices
rt.' i' PRosscuriso rroRSLY, -
REPRESENTATIVES,,
"a 3t SCI Coxx,ssrossn.. q "
TaRss IspIRxARY Direct rs
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

S,sFt,>r.,o o,r -rour IL quoted ~ % Wheat fa
~ u ~ ,s,neio sc ., per tM for supersne 81 50
o. Tur Wheat al ~ Ja % D per bush Tor Choice shipping
G.,,S, oe rsrsr iu T spia's R.Hh having S,,ilsio 10
f.ll. Loadnu causes dtf in itrhahs@ u.A,t W
M I'i .is.s r. baa Ic.. a. CHEESE IS roar-Se'o
Morlr 6ei i1,o,oi ins.al,rh sa'Gc for M@r9g sales
rty. eo bales Receipt i-l be. Sa,s ea oi we "sgs
e1l,' T. 9e ; " ~ 3 ., a. fi elium and GOOD slipping
grs ase othsrs unchanged Cotton All Hemp dat fe.
NJ NJ -9 afi over s'- n ri F,t sIia&I 20, Choice
le.ee ,ia wssr A. s q - IS for White % .5o
sul faicf T'e W. -. g., o5 fr
No, sisS ' sp F M, S 5 % wls 6 active at AZ .sc
.isi sss M rd,s 5a az III 90 very da shoulder,
lie FSeFisofi5ar $40 tbsi wisst 1000 SACKS, Corn loo
saet, oats 500 sack B,ley 20 sae,i re $50 sacks M ,eo
's cs.sI,os Saa.' C. dl -Cga ia, declined iae Mai0s
ifiSs,S i 49, Gs Oct las declined dom .oI
sa l NJ ai.s Mli1 rs isi si;. Y Yi,o o 37 s.l si W bales
vss, efssS ssS, 2 i ,. S' for 5 q Il % S' Soa '''l c
EN- tn ~ p .5 az e. fg 90. . % o 81 80 d ' IS % S So T. % nd g
q II % Tor 80 Barley doll sni dec incd l sales al - rs a.
t.s I'M ,. FT n3& & W VA 5 81 5'Pi@i Ss III ,ss s' '! S .di
id,e + S m To 81 3 "a a $ Tl,s ii $ dc s65 65 sS o
slgger'-So bl foar @ 600 ta,e Qat Freight, = 5 %sss active
Msrg o5 iTlo'2s tg q & &cGlt SS,i 3 se. e e.poft. o
100 bales stock 1880 bale Pork +21aSg' 80 baron
Soader l5dlGc Gear sides sal1ie lar l5alc Corn VI 2
Nav oriEiS. Oct i-Cooa irregular sales 500 bales Mlidag
ms bales stocs, 2,yi bales Flour du and
dropping. snptruc 90 90 Double ktti. fl l50tli 90 Cora
and droopag. White 81 Mixed ~ 70 n.i- 49,
I2i trmi shoulder I'tci ,eI
Side. ple sogarCafcd Ham, p! a2ac all jobbng es lard
C teres I5- Goli ldlf Sterling Exchange lJodloo he"
York Sght Exchange per cent premium.
oct. IFour dL There we're lev TRANSACTION a. u
changed quotations wheat d1 n ecgnE on sec un OF the ss'
Of ev se n 200 bush MHsukee Club, % arnve a ~ ~
N Geo Srn offered TO- du and lower sales eOo
tu.b No 2eernat Oats opened doll ani low eI aud closet
10 900 hush Western at t'.c lJ''
bush o at G 40j Lush Co. at 63c aud o0 bush dg 70 az
entirely uulua here barg unset,n uhl
ale. 2 Causi ~ D. Mes Pork lower and ''ae
- flr
T 2 Oi bb Wheat ~ bush Corn 5000 bush Oats
sigreD-Wheat gOO bush Corr. 905oC0 bush Oats, lWO0
nv Harley as 200 hush Frshts steady aud unchanged
WttHfsroN \. c. Oct iCoon dall ~ lose sprS lHTpehlne
,uet Al sac Rosn ye lm - 70 lor Strained Common
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
COLORADO.

To ae Editor Of TIE T51buHc
SIR: In yom issue of the 2jth ult, you re-
publish from The Missouri Republican, certain statements
relative to our late Territorial election, and make editor
nal comments thereon, which calculated to do us
harm, and which unjust 70 the Republicans OF the
Territory You state that the election appeared to have
been conducted on home issues without reference TO
patoual poitcs which WAS not (hC case For the first
tme political parties organized such, ana made the
fight solely upon national principles Again yOnr n2es
we're wrong relative the political standing OF the Leg
stature. You report them being six Republican, IN
the Council 10 democrats and one Independent IEe
real situation is-RcpublCane, Democrats, 4; anu
Radical In the House, the Republicans have -; the
Democrats TO- anti-Radcals 2-glvng the Repnbhcans
good majority i'm both branches. Relative TO the state
ment In The RepaJica that The antistatc men have
majority IN TIC Legislature, would merely state lhat
that remains 10 be seen being confident myself, however
that the reverse is true. Truly yours W
DeNreT, Colorado oct. !. 1861.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
EGzz1zzsz9Ez
IlIEIl.

BRENAN-0n THURSDAY Oct TO- Mr Joseph Bena in s '0h year
Ills fan win take place at 10 o'clock , morning The Church
Francis Xavier West S1eentlst solemn High Mas,
will be said for the repose Of his soul
B0GERTOn Friday Oct H. Caharine rec Of the late John d.
The relatives Of the family respectfully ned to attend
Macdougalst.. on Monday, 18th inst. as 10 O'Clock a.
BoHDEon "Wednesday Caroline FREDERICK wife Of Fred
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral on her late residence No 28 West bevathSt on ea
ury Oct r. at o'clock The remains will be taken GREENWOOD
Cemetery for intennent
BURDRTr-In this City Wednesday Oct Stephen Bure in
The relatives and icnls Of the family invited ea
services bis late residence No 81 Easi fentss on Sa%Ta Oct
PRssBNDENOn Wednesday Oct O. at Orange Newersey Henry p
hi. funeral viii take place on saturday Oct, 2 p from
will Eew.York Morris and Essex Railroad at o'clock
M'ine and Sas .IIarbor papers please cory.
HtRLBYAt Fshk the Hudson THURSDAY Oct TO- Eliza o.
Hurley, daughter OF the late john s. Hurley Of England
The remains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
LANDRINEOn Thursday, Oct TO- Benjamin Isnrne in the 72i
TIE relatives family respectfully n'itei to attend
dly. i3th inst a y O'Clock.
LOyERDGE-On Friday Oct H. Prince Loverdse aged 70 years
M S. sdnce nj , No. ~ @ South Eoartst WamsSu Sunday
iih inst At oeoet p M without further notice o tl y,
George Lamson. aged 75 year aud II months
Msrblehead and Salem Mass, papers please copy
MANNINGAt Mount Vernon ~ Y, Thursday evening Oct TO-
Mars Manning Of Samuel Manning aged 70 years and DAYS
Funeral services on Sunday AZ o'clock m a. lnn Care s. M nv
deceased and Of Walter H. Manning respectfully invited
osBORS-At Jutehogue SATURDAY Ort LYDIA ree Of the
late Barnsbas Osborn. In the sI year Of her age.
PLRsuEAt Mosana or Friday Oct II Eiwand A Pesn aged
20 year. youngest Eliza and the late Wm Plesn
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
T0BBYon Friday morning Oct H. John Tobeg in the I'D year Of
The relatives family respectfully invited attend
the funeral Sandg afternoon a oeocs from bis ste residence
y, for iutenneut on Monday
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
CONSULTATION ROOMS,
mo. 166 FIFTH-AVENUE.
zone block south Of the Finh Ayenae HOtelD
Consumption.
,rTTW nrIyD l. L IeI- NETlI Il =


sCHFNCKs PULMONIC SYRUP for the Of Coughs Cols
bronchitis and every form Consumption The peculiar action Of thu
medicine rpsns the lungs promotes the discharge Of Tie
corrupt matter By erpecoon pues the blood anl thus cures C'a
sumption when every other remedy fails
sCHESCKs sEAWBED TONIC for the Of DypePsa or ind'
and all diseases arising from debility Ills tonic inysorates TIA
e. organs supplies place the gastric uce shen that deS
at end thea patient digest the most nutritious Ooi
is sovereign remedy for al cases Of Indigestion
sCHENCXS MANDRAKE PILLS, o. the most valuable medi
es ever discovered being vegetable substitute for eaoe art hV
a all the useful properties se to that mineral without producing
any o is injurious effects.
To these three j. PhidPha b'
u-rae success Of Pulmonary Consumption The Pa
monte syrup rpen the morbid discharges aud purdes the blood
The Mandrake Pills upoa liver al DISTRACTIONS therom
give the organ healthy tone aud Liver Complaint which one Of
the most prominent consumption The SeaWec Tonic in'g
crate, M movers Of the stomach ul BY hang the digestion ant
bringing 20 normal healthy coalition, improves tho quality o the
hby which means formation Of ulcers uberses III the luas'
becomes impossible The combined action of these wene As thus
explained viii cure every o Cons mpoa ae remedies are used
in time sul the use Of them Peeyere sufficiently 70 bung The ca'e
to a favorable termination.
Dr. sCuENCK IS professionally at No p BoNDSrr NEW
YORK e5ery Tully and No Is HaareFst, Bo7 ever Wei
nes1ay. 90 . .
lie is also professionally bis prnoP, ofce No u Noa S'ts
corner Of Commerce PHILADELPHIA ever saturday ~be al ee' ns
advice addressed Ho gives advice free bot ' 'honga ei
animation Respomee the price s. otee hoa at easA
city from a N. 10 p N.
Price ohe PumOBic Syup and Seweet Toae ~ % per bottle OF
- 80 hafdolen Mandrake Pills. 25 PEE box ia supply o'
DR. SchencKs medicines sale all times At bis rooms
A., ~ sapA1 1aaie
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
MARRIED..

AIIN0-PAPKRR-At HewIIiveh Conn Thursday Oct TO- by
hs Rev JoLn Dsason John wesl Ang to Constance Adelaide
oul, ehili ol Augustus Parker all Of New Haven
nIAIR-usSEY-On Thursday evening Oct TO- 1851 at The res,
dene Of brides father. by the Rev George W. bAeon ~ ~
John j. Blair 10 Mafy Iiussey, all Of broofJn
poSTER-GRlFPS-O ThursAy Oct TO- At the residence OF Cnaa
GTp Hartford Conn By the Rev Henry Boehm' hooe'' = fo
a., to Annie J. Gufn both Of Svv.iork No card,
MOI oINEs-sMIT-At LongWood L. Wednesday Oct by lhe
Rev Dr HuOn this clT the Rev Hamilton Holmes 70 susan
NJ W daughter of william sidney Smith, esq
KtsoNEADOu Weduesay Oct At the residence Of the BRIDE
het bv ths Blwari o. Fagg, Lieut. James hins a.
oM IA L. third dAug ghte Of Charles Mead ESQ oil Harlem
York
Jamsiea ". L. papers please copy.
EsSMARTIN stap con Staten Island on Tuesif o
hy he Rev J. Coyie Mn L. Mcsueaa OF Moth 'a0"' W ~
susfe daughter Of David Martin Of SGpeton
Wisconsin papers please cOpg.
nRwMAE-IOussBRRY- welaesiay Oct a. The Pteahye
,.b CLafch Bedford Weatohestet County T., b, hs Rev D.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
IOWA

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Oct. 1.-THE election re-
nrns from % counties thus far heard from, give Re
publican majority OF l4c0O The remaining counties
Will probably increase the majority TO 25,UOO.
FURTHER RETURNS.
Returns from and parts OF counties have been
received here In these counties tho Republican state
ticket has n majority OF 1,753 All the heaviest counties
have been heard FROM those yet to come in are IN agr
cultural districts and nearly all strongly Republican
The 40 counties heard from give half the votes OF te
state We have everything 10 back us in saying that
state majority will be less tnan 27,OOO Both branches
of the Legislature fOur-fiths Republican. iowa
carries the lOyal banner Of 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

Terfsf STEPHEN YevI6>a Car Lomsbery daughter Of
Phness Lounsbery, esq, all oi Bedford.
the hous- the brides father Ns"sa,ss
" y Neinesig Oct ly the Rev G.. IT, Maud-Ve Joseph A.
Snee esq Mss Christina BaoksE dau sIte o. James BacS"
esq
sWART-SEYDER-On WEDNESDAY Oct g. at the resdsnee Of the
hrles parents (Prospec HID Troy ~ y by the Rev ~ feg
John Swa Of New York City 70 Mary b. only daughter 81 Jonn
H. SNYDER No cards
UEDBRHLf-FERRISOn Fnh day Testh month TO- at The resi-
d,nce Of the brides father Poughkeepe v BY frs Ceremony
Edmund Jerh To Gertrude Golden Fes. daughter Of lhnay
4.