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PUBLISHERS OF
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS.

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Leaders and Singing School Teachers TO our establish
msnt, where all kinds Of Church Music, Glee and An
them Books can be obtained on the most favorable
terms.
The long experience Of our Mr.. PERKINS In Musical
Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Room, and Sunday
School, enables him to give advice and Information ON
all points Of musical Interest to the selection Of
proper works Of instruction, formation Of Musical
Schools in musical studies and items Of general
interest to Composers Leaders, Teachers and udentS
SHEET Music furnished on the usual terms, with
PrOmPtnsss and dispatch. Country Orders solicited
and selections made for Pupils Teachers, Concerts
&c &c &c. ~
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Pour any Of the above will be forwarded on receipt
Of one dollar.
AS- Send for a Circular.
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ehasers will be registered and il entire satisfaction is
not given In every instance the money will be cheer
fully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid
o. Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed free
Address BERGER, SHUTS co, Chemists, No. 2s5
River street, Troy, n Y. Sole agents for the United
States, mhl9-dkWly
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n All n oA 3.
brooklyn AND JAMAICA RAIL,
II -r WAY COMPANY.
.. Dom CHANCE ~ rtup ..

MhRR AlRAFaHhRNT TR0M AUGUST Is, 1889.
LBAvE SOUTH PERRY.
Ior J.msies, 1fsssd lols . m. 1850, 3 t,6S and
6B p N.
For syos.et lo.b q n, and ,. m
oreenport .B T. M, and 3 D. m.
Leave Jamaica or brooklyn, O. 10, T. 30, sB, 0, and
10 O. m, and SO, l. O. and IN. m
wv SUNDAY TRiINs
oonnsetng u Hast New Tork with city cars.
Leave samaiea, s. o and II a. m, l, 2l6 $50, o, and
Leave Ha,t Nov York for Jamaiel, $50, Q. 30, and
H. 20 m, l. SO, ato, I, O. 50, and IS p. m.
. Ths 20 a N. rain from South Ferry connects with
L. X X exeursi)n train. D J. M0LL0Y,
sslo -"' .Ffr supsTintendent
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VIZ II ! s X L r $
w AND AUsT c II Ksl
Forced to grow upon the smoothest face In from three
to dye waaka nv using DR. SRVIGNE'B RESTAURA-

TEUR cAPILLAIRR, the
most wonderful discovery
In msderu science, acting
upon the Beard and Hair In
an almost miraculous man
ner. II has been used by
the elite Of Paris and Lon
don with the most hAtteTing
snceesa Names Of all puf-
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1S66 ARRANGEMENTS 1S66
AOoSE oSEw YORK L1NEsCoo

ATR ASp
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARY AND KENsINoToN
DEPOT.
WILL LlAvE AZ yoLLows, vui Fare.
hes 81 m. , Va Camden and AmbOJ-o. and A. 40. a..
via Camden and Jersey i;;aa:v y.r 10
AIS = N; via Gandsn and Jersey Gii;:Hcia: -
Va Camden and Jersey Gi.y"ii ci;:: 20
At i M, Vi; K.n;insica and Jersey city: 70
nIs M. via camden and iSjcy:c. and o."
Ma p Via Camden and ISi:y-G. and 4 10
At %. VA K.n:iSsca and Jersey oily %
4, :S,washinsIen and n Z. EIprsss:. ......::: 90
NJ 3 m. VI K.i:iaaica and Jersey city '"
At ~ EsSj) Via K:a.iaston ana Jersey eli; o."
At sp:, m. Via Camden and xmboy-isscnmc. w
dalton freight and pA.ssngsrD
lst class tieket..".......... 4 2,
soTis.s. II: Il sg.,a. m Sy,fpns h,l and q: so
except ed.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and a. m IL IN. :,
Leave Remington Depot at IL. l6a n l. 50, so and
days excepted N' ''' '
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street At a. m and ,. m.
From foot Of Cortland strestAt =, g. and 10 N. IL
Tas ss z m. line runs dIiyi t.il others, Sundays
VINO oATzMRR, Agent,
PHILADELPHIA. and New York Lines.
PHnADELPHIA. Dee. Is. lses. dssl
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Ward, Hamilton, N Y, 457 Tenth street.
Washburn, @. O., Wis, Ebbitt House.
Washburus, Elihu B., Ill. 45q 9th street
Wsshburh, Henry D., Ind, 400 4th street.
Washburn, VIM. B., Mass, 442 18th street
wsIker, Martin, Ohio, Washington House.
Williams Thomas, Pa, Washington House
Williams, William, Ind
Wilson, James r., Iowa
Wilson, John T.. Ohio. Washington House.
Wilson, Stephen Pa, seaton House:
Wood Fernando, N. Y
Woodbridge, p. h., VI, wiilards Hotel
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sTHA M suIPs.

EoR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
I sPHIHGTIELD, the ooHNKoTICur RIVER, tbs
WESTERN and VERMONT RAILROADS Vt
The hrst-cass steamers OF this lins leave for New
Haven from Pier rs, Kast River daily, Tsundays sx.
esptsd) at ilb p. m: Passengers go North and Rsst
from New Haven at II .. m, OF remain board over
night without charge. b. I.gH. I = h
hsrehAndiss forwarded By daily Express Freight
Train from New Haven through TO Massachusetts vsr-
mont, Western New HAmpshirs, Northern New York
and Canada. Apply 70 FRANCIS HYDE, General
Freight Agent, Pier rs. Hast River. new York apa
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
700 Equity Dock, 5.
Tho trustee III the above entitled eG1Se having re.
ported to the Court that the l2th day Of July A. D.
1885, he sold at public auction parts Of lots No. 49,
In square No. 464 with the Improvements, in pursuance
Of the decroo In said cause to John O. MoKeldsn for
S5 96S 60 aud that the said meKedsn complied with the
terms Of sale as amended by the Court the 10th Of
March, 1897
Itis this Goth day OF March, D. 1857 ordered by the
Court that the said sale be- and the 10 hereby
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown before the first Tuesday IN May, A D.
1857; provided copy Of this order be Published In the
HArIoHAL REPUBLICAN at least once week for three
successive weeks before said day.
A. D. oLIN, Justice.
mArsa.Ssw Clerk
~~J-p A ppINJn pEp Enp uATE Am
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILR0AD-lB66.
SsSsnser Station in New York. corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street
TRAINa LEAVE NRw YORR.

Passenger Station in New York. Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
RntTAnes on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 100, 500 (Ex.), ll.S0 q. m. l2l6
lEx y s. 90 (Ex S46, $50 and g. % ok p. m For
Bridgeport, 200, 500 ok J, llS0 a. m. i2l6 (Rx ],
500 LBT) 646, l. so, 800 (Exl p. m For Milford and
sIatford, 100, llS0 q. m 3. as 480 p. m. For Fair
nsld, Southport and wss.POI 100 II 50 s46 so
p m For NorwAlk, 100 S. 90 (Ex. $50, II. 80 a. m I;
ial5 Gxl 500 Ex 80 4So, $50, 500 (ET Up. N. For
Darien, 100, .S0 ll,So a. m. s. 46, $50, g. 80 p m
For Greenwich, 100, $50, II. 80 a. m 845, SO D. 80
$50 p. m. For Stamford J. co. 500 tRx. $50, H.
a. N: l2l6 (Rx 500 (Ex }, Sl5, $50, $50, $50, g. 90
Ex) p For Portohsstsr and intsrmsd stations
100, 80, llsoA m. s46, 4SO, $50, $50, 700 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, 8. 90 a. m. (Rx 8OORx1
S.00p. m. For Boston via shore Line IL 10 (Ex 500
p N. Fer Hartford and Springfield, 500 ok. a. N. ;
lalS. E. SO sEx.G Seo ? n For oonnsstieut River
2, m. 70 Northampton Ror Hartford, PrOvidenee and
sSW H.y.n New LSSdSP "a and stOningtOn Railroad :.
IL 10 p. m to Northampton For Housatonlc RAiiroad
500 =. IN. For NAugAtuek Railroad, 500 a. mi 500 D
m. For DAnbury and Horwalk Railroad, 700 O. So a. m
oommOdious sleeping cars attached TO p. m. train.
Ap2 JAMES H. HoYT, Superintendent.
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II A II r. DADS.
Dbl I ID DEBPHIA, WILMINGTON.
Il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD, .II0 =

pHILADELPMIA, WILMINGTON,
TABLH. .
oommsnsins MONDAY, April 10th, 1893.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phna-
lis |. m, ISpr.,., monday, excepted n.s n.,
Nsy Mall Train for Baltimore At ais a N. :
TRAINS IRON BALrIMoRE TO PHILADELPHIA.
prsssj 10 ,. m, RIprsss; s5 ,. m, Express; aac
SUNDAY rRAE
Leave Philadelphi. for Baltimore and Washington
a. 4,lb a, m. and II. 90 p. N
Leave Baltimore for fhiladsiphis MSBpm.
Leave Baltimore for New York At e.1sp. m.
1897 GREAT 1897
LON RENNsyLvANIA ROUTE IOOI
TO rHE NoRTHwEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
&ka
~ s.. SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and Arsr MARCH a. 1887 trains will As fol-.
~"Aisss''n...."sS B't%'r'..,...,S 10 iop N.
THE GREAT poUBIE.TRAcK RoUiTE, O..
With RLR0ANT SCENERY, Palses ststs.room day
and Night Cars with modern snd saving
Dom four 10 twelve hours in time over any other route
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central New
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO rHB WEST.
...... TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore TO ROCHESTER and PITTS
BUR0H without change.
Passenger by this route from Baltimore have the
sdyant,Ess o. making all changes In UNION DEPoTs,
Tickets BY this route be procured al the once,
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvana avenue under
National Hotel, where reliable Information will be given
at AL tines -
Passengers procuring tickets At this ones can secure
accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Bmira Pitts
burgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Oorner Sixth at. and Penn. avenue,
washington, D. O.
desly Baltimore, Nd.
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ERIE RAMWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

N,hIE hAILW h II hAlNo LEAVE
IL depot foot Of Chambers street. via PaVoniA ferry
100 A, n, Day Express, for CAnAndaiguA RoeheStsr
Buffalo, BalAmGnsA, and West Connects at Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at BGlR-
mAneG with Atlantic and Great WostsTn Hallway.
$50 A. H., MIX and Way Train, Daily, TO otiiyills
1000 A. T., RxpFoSS Nail for Buffalo, salamanca GAd
Great Western RAilWRys
LO0P. r., Way Train for Port Jsryis and HsWburEh
b00P.E, Nigh kxpIeaaI for OAnAndAiguA, Rochester
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West.
eooP ~, Lightn,ng EIprsSS, Daily, for GAnAndAgua
GSSSsss. RnT.Io' xitS lag sAoJS saa ,sHS TrHsS
Railways, and At Salamanca with Atlantic and Great
Western Railway.
600P. N, KmlgTAnt Trails, Daily, for Buffalo, BAA.
mAnsA, DunkiTk, and West,
HUdH RIDDLi, dsn y sup,t, = sv York.
W. l. BAAl. Gsnr Pass. A. \ NsV IsIk. Ait
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ID ING R AI,LR AID.
III -... GREAT TRUNK LIHE, r..
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THB INTERIOR or PBHN.
BYLYANIA, THR sCHUYLKILL, sUsoUBHANEA,
CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING VALLEYS, THE
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

Abernethy once said to a rich Dut
dirty patient, who consulted him about
an eruption:
"Let your servant ntbringto you three
or four pals Of water, and put it into
a washtub; take off your clothes, get
into it, and rub yourself wellwith soap
and rough towel, and you'll recov-
er." 0ea sfs9a
"This advice seems to be very much
like telling me to wash myself" said
the patient. SIS IA
"Well," said Abernethy, "it may
be open to such . construction" f. 3
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EARLY THUNDER. "A family in III
Crosse, Wis, have been missing stow
wood for several weeks past s
On the return Of the members Of the
family few dayssince, the case was
stated, and Sunday very pretty
stick Of fuel was left with the others
on the wood pile.
Monday the stick was there-Tues-
day the stick was there, and the
laugh was getting on the man who
left it.
Wednesday morning the stick was
gone.
Wednesday morning an explosion
was heard in q house near by, and
the kitchen window was spared no
panes.
On going to the spot sight might
have been seen.
The stove had joined conference.
A kettle of pork and cabbage shot
up through the root like an arrow.
A dish Of apples stewing on the
stove gave the ceiling the appearance
of map Of California.
A cat sleeping under the stove
went through after the devil, or the
doctor.
The cat has not been heard from
since, but smell Of burnt cat hair
pervades that house very thoroughly.
A flat iron was hoisted into pan Of
dough, chair lost three legs, the
wood box looks sick, while the roof Of
the house looks like bursted apple
dumpling.
The occupants of the ruin were
heard say:
"Such tunder never comes pefore.
| buys ltenin rod, py TAM"
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{ NUMBER 49,
Democratic gain over last year, A,
$50.

Never sleeplso lthatFtson first
awaking the eyes shall open on
the light'of aswindow.. -oa
Do not use the5' eyesight SO
scant that1it requiresan effort to
discriminate.
Too Emuchss Tight screates a
glare. land ''pains and confuses
the sight ''aaThe' motion you are .
sensibleaaofssan effort to distin--,.
guish, that moment, cease, and
take a walk or ride. eaaf
As.the..sky.ispblue''an the earth
green, ,a.itstwould seen" that the
ceilingsshould be- of a blush
tinge, 'Iandss .the'T-walls of some
mellow tint. +" e
The moment you are instinct
lyely prompted to rub the eyes,
that moment stop using them.
If theeyelids are glued togeth7
er on waking up, do not forci-
bly openthem but apply the sa-.
Iva withthe finger; it thespeed-
lest diInent in the world. Then.
washfhe..eyes and. face in warm
water. aaaa9 sm as.r.
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"WY, daddy, you're going to dieP'
"Wall, Iguess know what I'm
'boutP' as-a .aa
"W'y, daddy, wot's to become Of
me if you die2' la.4aI.
II dunno, and don't carel Wot !
want to know is, acot's to becum of mer'
Atthis stage of the collequy our
reporter judged that the correct and
delicate thing for him to do would be
to retire.
He retired.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

Foul PLAY,-During the cross ex-
animation Of a false witness at the
Tombs the other day, the district at
torney asked him where his father
was; to which the witness responded,
with melancholy air:
'Doad, sir, dropped off very sudden
ly, sir"
GLOW came he to drop off sudden
ly," was the next question.
"Foul play, sir; the Sheriff imposed
upon his unsuspicious nature, sir, and,
getting him to go on platform to
take a look at a select audience, sud
denly knocked trap-door from under
him, sir"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

ARMY DEsERT1oNs.-The Report of
Gen. Grant mentions the remarkable
fact that 13, 900 soldiers deserted from
the Army during the present year
More than one-half of the 7th Regi-
ment of Cavalry, decamped with
horses, accoutrements in arms, and
made their way to the gold regions.
The number of recruits during the
year was 34,11O.
The desertions reaching 40 per cent
of the enlistments.
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rARTHR yNToN COUNTY, OHIO THURSDAY DECEMBER 1867

"A GooD SSAFE,-The agents of two
rival safe manufacturers were recently
presenting theIclaims Of theirTrespect-
i've articles.
oneswas a Yankee; the other was
not. q'
he that wasnt tatoldIhis story;
A game cock hadEbeen, shut up in
one of hisssafes, andsthen Fit was ex-
posed three days to the most intense
heat. -
When the door was opened the
cock stalked out, tapped rhiss'Sgwings,
and cowed loudly, asH if nothing had
happened. aa7 OHIO
It was now--thel Yankees turn.
A cock had also been shutHup in one
of his safes lwith-aspoundsof fresh but
ter, and the safe was submitted to the
trial of tremendous cheat for more
than a week.
The legs of the safe were melted off,
and the door itself Osfar Efused as to
require the use of cold chisel to get
it opened.
Wheniitsswas opened, ,StheT Tcock.. was
found frozen dead, and the butter SO
solid, that man Ewho. knocked off a
piece of it with his hammer had his
eye knocked out with frozen butter
splinter
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

AJohn Bull, conyersing with,
an Indian, asked him if he.
knew that the sun never set Oh
the Queens dominions?
"Do you know the reason
why?" asked John Bull. o2
"Because God is afraid to
trust an Englishman in the
dark" was the savage's reply.
POTATO SUET PUDDING.-
Take a pound of mealy potatoes,
boiled and masked smooth; add
four ounces of beef suet, three
eggs, a little mile, sugar to
taste, and good d dessertspoon-,
full of powdered ginger. Put
it into a well-foured cloth and
boil for an hour. Serve, turn
ed into a dish, with sweet sauce
poured over it. So. -4a
Jenny, said a Scotch minister stoo-
ping from his pulpit, shave ye got
peen about ye2" 10 10 w
eyes, minister" bsga3 ua!as,'T
aThen stick it into that sleeping 3
brut of a man ofyogrs by your side "ci
When is a lawyer like Donkey
When he is drawing a conveyance?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

DYNG.-There is d dignity about
that going alone, we call dying
that wrapping the mantle Of immor-
tali'y about us; that putting aside
with pale hand azure curtains that
are drawn around this cradle of a
world; that venturing away from
hometor the first time in our lives; for
we are not dead-there is nothing
dead to speak of, and we only go of
seeing foreign countries not laid on
the map we know about. There must
be lonely lands somewhere starward,
for none ever return that 60 thither
and we much doubt if any one would
if they could.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN 1S67.-The
Democracy at the elections during
this year have done nobly.
Look at the figures:
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LEMON CAKE.-Ons cup of

LEMON CAKE.-On9 cup OF
butter, three cups of sugar, the
.yolks of three eggs; dissolve a
teaspoonful of saleratus in a tea
cup of milk; add the grated
peel of one lemon, and the
whites of three eggs, and sift in,
as light as possible, fourteacups
of flour. uI a-a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

BLACK CAKE.-Two cups of
sugar, two cups ofssmolasses,
two cupsHof butter, six cups of
flour, six eggs, one quarter of a
cup of sour milk, one-half tea
spoonful of soda, one large tea
spoonful of cloves, a little salt.
FLAxsEED SYRUP.-This ex-
cellent remedy for a cough is
made thus:
Boil one ounce Of faxseed in
aquart of water for half an hour;
strain and add to the liquid the
juice of two lemons, and half a
pound ofrock candy. If the
cough is accompanied by weak
ness and a loss Of appetite, add
half an ounce ofpowdered gum
arabic. Set this to simmer for
half an hour, stirring it occa-
sionally. Take a wineglassful
when the cough is troublesome.
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The crop Of flax seed raised in the
west this year is supposed to bo at
least twice as large as that Of any
previous season.
Peter Iorillard, the New York To
bacco manufacturer, lately deceased,
left an estate of SIS, 100000: So much
for snuff.
The artesian well in Louisville is to
be made the largest in the world.
There are only six deaths annually
for each 500 whites in the United
States. y 5ao.l t lA.|o i-
A dog in the service of the United
States at Peoria, ILL.,, stands at the
entrance to the post Office, and de-
clines to allow gentlemen to enter.
The German population Of New
York City is nearly two hundred
thousand. Dra
tits a fact that all people don't
know that over 100000 of gallons
ofsorgum syrup are manufactured in
this country annually.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

According to this estimate, the
Democratic candidate will have ma
jority of 122 in the college Cincin-
natl Enquirer,
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In the Index to a book Of common
taries on law, is the following;
"JudgeS.- his great mind"
Turning to the page indicated, was
the following:
"The judge said he had a great
mind to commit the prisoner"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

The paper having the largest
circulation-the paper of tobac-s
co.
Paper for the ''roughs"
sand paper. 5-s
Paper containing many fine
points-the paper of needless.
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HoPs.-The cultivation of
hops recently introduced into
California has proved quite sue
cessful. One ranch near Sacra-.
mento will make twenty thou
sand by the crop this season.
Cinnamon are employed as
pickers. ...r...s
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AOOetA s'OOAjVOO
The gains in Maryland, Kentucky,
and West Virginia are not counted in
the above list.
MAssAoHUsETTs.-In 1866 there
were lis, ,651 votes cast of which
Bullock, Rep, received 1880
Sweetzer, Dem, C" '1. 1851
Republican majority $1,000
In 1867 there were 146,O33 votes
polled, Of which
Bullock, Rep, received s2,381
Adams, Dem, /" "aai191gq 1862
Republican majority, la PIC 2O,72s,
In 1867 there were 27,3s1 more
votes polled than in 1866.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

The recent elections have fOreshad-
owed .conelusively to our minds, that
at the Presidential election the De
mocracy will carry the following
States. 1.-.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-12-05

THE NEXT ELECTORAL CoLLEaE.-
A correspondent requests us to give
in the Enquirer the States and their
representation in the next Electoral
Collegefor the choiceof President and
Vice President. H.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-19
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