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SENENTH WARD-THIRD SUE OR TOTTNG
~ PhECINCT-Noticei 10 hereby given, that IN
conformity to The provisions OF the charter of the
CITY OF ashinston, election will lie held in tie
Yard, on MONDAY the first day of June newt
at the Carpenter Shop of Mr.. Jackson Pumpnrpy.
south eide OF street south, between 41s and 9Th
bers Of the Board of Aldermen-one 10 serve one
year and ore two yesrs-and three NON ~ rs OF the
which ssid Precinct the votes of al who are reeis-
tered IN the said Seventh Ward Of the CITY Of
ashineton. the initial letter of whose name. ia
from 10 NJ, inclusive, will be received Polls
open at a IN, and close at .. m.
H JOHNSON.
JOHN A. PEAKE
z.fo
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SECOED WARD-SECOND SUB OR POT-
- ING PRECINCT.-Noticei 10 hereby given that
in con formity to the provisions of the Charter of
the city of ashington an election viii be held the
Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of til Second ard
on MONDAY, the fret day Of June next Ct Mrs
s. MeCart s. east side of l2th street west. between
the Board of Aldermen, and three members of thu
Board Of Common Council. at which said Precinct
the votes of all who are regste red In the said Sec
letter of whose names 10 from to Inclusive will
be received. Polls open ct a.. m. and close at D.
IN. SIDNEY MCFARLAND,
MICHAEL GREEN,
JOHN W. TUCKER,
my g Commissioners
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.1ND hfEEDESr.
Mr.. WILLIAM n. SLOwEN will be supported
as an Independent candidate for the Board Of Com
NON Council IN the First Ward, In opposition to
mr.. " ,. BAKER. my 26-ter
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SECOND WARD-FO URTH SUB OR VOTING
- PRECINCT-N is hereby given that in
conformity to the prov OF the Charter of the
city Of Washington, an election will be held the
Fourth Snbor Voting Precinct Of the Second Ward
on AONDAT. the first day Of June next. at Geo
I Stewards, Esq northwest corner Of 18th street
Of the Board of Aldermen, and three members Of
the Board of Common Council: at WHICH said Pre-
cinct the votes Of all who registered the said
Second Ward. of the city of gten the mi
tia letter of whose names is from to S,inclusive
will be received. Polls open ct "a m and iose at
7p.m. VIM PETTIBONE
CHAS. j. JONES
ANDREW NOERR
my2 Commissioners
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THIRp WARD-FIRST SUE OR VOTING
conformity to the provisions of the Charter Of the
City Of Washington, election viii be held In the
First Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Third Ward
on MONDAY the lsf day Of June next, at Hartin's
CARPENTER Shop, on II street north, nerth side,
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, one to s.rve
ore year and one to serve two years, and three
members Of the Board Of Common Council and An
Asset sor at which said Precinct the votes Of ali
Who are registered In the said Thire Ward o. the
names 10 fron A to D inclusive. viii be received.
Poiis oIen att .. m. and Close et7 % =
gpH,W kNOWLEA
THUS. BELL,
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SENENTH WARD-FOURTHS SUB OR 70
~ TING PRECiACT-Notice 10 hereby given
that In conformity TO the provisions of the Charter
OF the city of arlington. cleo tion will bs hald
in the Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct of the Sew
ebth Ward. on MONDAY. the first day OF June
next at the northeast corner of street south and
"a street west for Mayor, two members of the
Board OF Aldermen-one to serve one year. and one
two years-and three members Of the Board OF
Common Council, and an Assessor: at which said
Precinct the Votes of all who registered iu ths
said Seventh w ard of the city Of Washington the
initial letter Of hose name Is from O. $ facIu-
sive. will be received. Polls open az a m and
lose 1T p. m.
JOHN B. PIERCE
WIN ID. WISE,
JOHN +. n. WILKINSON,
my 70 Commissioners.
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CHARLES WALTER.
CHARLES Il. NJ. WOOD,

YOUTH WARp-rIFTH SUB OR VOTIVG
Il PRECINCT-Notice 10 hereby gwen that in
conformity to the provisions of the Charter of the
city of Washington, election will be held in he
Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct of the Fourth Ward,
On MOEeAH the first day of June next, at Can
terbury Hall, south side Of Louisiana avenue. De-
tween rs and 9th street. west, for Mayor, enc
Der of the Board of Aldermen. and three uem-
bers of the Board of Common Council: at which
aid Preciact the votes OF all who registered ia
the said Fourth Ward of the city Of Wsshingtok
the initial letter Of whose names is from 10 H.
inclusive. will be received. Polls open at a. N.
and close att p. IN. B. b. JOHNSON,
J. BALLECK
EIFTH WARD-FIRST SUB OR VOTING
PRECLNCT.-Noticei 10 hereby given thar In
conformity to the provisions Of the Cha rter OF tn.
City OF ashineton an election will be held in the
IiIst Sub or Voting Precinct of the Fifth Ward on
MONDAY, the first day Of June next. at Mr. Bar
ber's WOOD ONCE. No. 81 south street, between
lst and ID streets east. for Mayor. one member of
the Board OF Aldermen. and three members Of the
Board of Common Council. and an Assessor; at
which said Precinct the votes of all who are re gis-
tered in the said Fifth Ward OF the CITY Of Wash
inRton. the initial letter of whose names ia from
A to d inclusive, will be received. Polls open at
a. m, and close at P; m.
FREDERICK D. STUART,
nyS Commits oners.
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FRED G.. CALVERT,
CHARLES L. HULSE,
COmmi All onAra

SECoND WARDaERST SUB OR VOTIyG
- PRECINCT-Notice 10 hereby riven that In
conformity to the provisions of the Charter Of the
City Of Washington an election will be held in the
First Sub or citing Precinct of the Second Ward
Wilners. ESQ northwest corner of Massachusetts,
avenue and 18th street west. for Mayor. one mem
Der of the Board of Aldermen. and three members
Of the Board of Common Council, at which said
Precinct the votes of all rho registered in the
said Sec ond W ard OF the City of Washington, the
initial letter of hese names is from A to incu-
siye, will he received Polls open at Z a. m and
close ut p. IN. JOHN CHAPMAN,
TIE GREEN,
j. s. SHEETS,
my25 Commissioners
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EIRsT WARD-SECOND SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT-Notice 10 hereby given that in
conformity TO the provisions Of the Charter Of the
city OF Washington. IN election will he held in the
Second Sub or Voting Precinct of the First Ward
on MONDAY the first day Of June pext, at Reeves
and goth streets, for Mayor. enc member Of the
BoaId Of Aldermen, and three members of the
Board Of Common Council, and an Assessor; at
which said Precinct the votes of all registered in
the said First Ward ofthe city Of Washington, the
in ifial letter of whese pames is from Z TO II IN
elusive. will be received. Polls open at q. NJ,
and close at p. m.
JOHN T. c CLARK
HENRY g. FILLEBROWN,
JOHN A. SIMMS
my 26 Commissiopers
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EIFTH WARD-TEIRD SUB OR VOTING
Il PEECINCT-NOticeis hereby given, that In
nifty to the provisions of the Charter of the
City of Washington 40 election will be held n
the Third sub or Voting Precinct of the Fifth
next, ct Mr. Holtzmans, west side Third street
east, between Pennsylvania avenue aud G
street south. for Mayor, one member OF
the Board of Aldermen and three members Of ths
Board of Common Council. aud an Assessor: at
which said Precinct the votes of all who are re zis
tered in the said Fifth Ward Of the City of VAST
ington. the initial letter OF whose names is from I
to ii inclusive. will be received. Polls open AZ Z
q. M. and close at p. m.
DENNIS CALJAGUAN
BENJAMIN n. MkEDS.
Per W Tindall,
NV n Cammi.s;onarz
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GESRGEf0Wy iDVRRfISGnKyYs.

91r6R, ooN cERr
fcBLlc sCaQoLs OF GEoRGTrowN. .
a. MARKET Hall on WEDNESDAY, EVENING
nay s'th, ls6e at to o'clock. The tpstrum-pt
on TINS occasion ne from Mr.. J. y. Elhs Pa arenne.
between 9Th and 10th sts.
mys,a >. q. DANIEL. Conductor.
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r e.ors,,o...
ELEGANT HoUsLHoLp FURNIrURE. ROSE.
Moop P.4S9i r9ENcH PLATE MIRRORS,
ON FR1DAY MORNING. Goth NAV. oomm.nc.
ING ~ 10 clock: will sell the residence OF pr
Vel dl NO Isl West street, between Conasess and
blsh streets, an excellent sssortment of Uou..-
nol9 furhtufe, C Insisting in part Of
One Octave Rosewood Piano
I've handsome French Plate Mirrors
marble Slsls and Brackets
handsome Parlor Suites. Crimson and Green
walnut Mirror back Sideboard
sinut marble Top Tables and Stands
Etgsnt Mahogany and other Chamber Suits,
f,sther Pillovs AMI holsters, Hair and Spring
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
vi cloths and Msttings
Extension Table and Dining room Furniture
Crockery ard Glass Ware
htchsn Furniture
One line Cook Stove
Ard other articles not enumerated.
my:s Init THOMAS BOWLING Apct-
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SIyRNTH WARD-FTFTH SUE OR VOTING
- PREt1NCT-Notice 10 hereby given. thar ia
conformity TO the provisions of the Charter IF the
city OF ashlneton, election will be held in tue
Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct of the Sc venth Wari
Coffee Factory on the south side of street south
between IA and 9th streets west. opposite Station
house. for Mayor. two members Of the Boarf Of
Aidermen--ops to serve one year and one two years
and three members If the Boerd of Common
Council. and an Assessor: at which said Precinct
the votes 81 all who are registered Ia the said Sew
enth Ward Of the city Of Yves hin ton. the initial
letter OF whose namea Is from TO T. inciIrsiye
will be received. Polls open at O. m aud close AZ
p. m. GEORGE d. JOHNSON
ROBERT h GRAHAM
tn. h. BARRON,
my % Comm ssioners.
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SECOND WARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
- PRECINCT-Notioe il hereby given thar in
conformity 90 the provisions of the Charter of the
eiy Of Washington, sn election will be held ia the
on MONDAY. the first day Of June next at Uhas
Basziers west side Of 18th street west, near the
corner of II street north, for Mayor, one member
of The Board of Aldermen, and three members of
the Board Of Common Council; at which said Pre-
Second Ward of the city OF Washington the mi
tial letter Of whose names 10 from to inclusive
att ,. m. PATRICK WHITE.
3 JAS. e. YENNING
JOS. W. MATTINGLY
my Is Commandments
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EOTRTH WARD-THIRD SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT-Noticei is hereby given that in
conformity to the prov isioDs of the Charter of the
City Of Washington an election Hill be he Id in the
Third Sub or Voting Precinct OF, the Fourth Ward
fee Of d r. Smith. Esq west side of A., street be-
tween and Louisiana avenue, for Mayor, one
member Of the Board of Aldermen and three m M
bers of the Board of Common Council at which
said Precinct the votes of all who are reg
istered in the said Fourth Ward of the City Of
Washington the initial letter of whose nam s is
from l to Nj, inclusive, will lie received Polls
open at a. m. and close at p. m.
EUGENE q LEWIS,
b. B. CURRAN,
my Is Cnmmiasinnars
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SECOND wARp-THIRD SUB OR VOTING
- PRECINCT-Notiee 10 hereby given that in
city of Washington an cleo tion will be held the
Third Sub OF Voting Precinct of the Second Ward,
Davis, Eco, northwest corner of New York avenue
and 18th street west, for Mayor, member Of the
Board of Common Council. at which said Precinct
the votes Of all who are registered in the said
letter Of whose pames is from to N Inclusive, will
be received. Polls open at a M, and close at
p. m. JOHN J. JOYCE,
q. A. DOUGHERTY
B. H. BOOKER,
Is COmmissnners
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ELECTION NOTICES.

THIRD WARD SECOND SUB OR VOTING
I PREClkCT-Noticei 10 he reby given thai in
conformity &c the provisions Of the Charter Of the
City of " lexington, an election viii be held ia
the Second Sub or Voting Precinct OF the Third
ard, on MON DAY. the first day of June next al
l.. W. WerthinRtont. on street north. south
side, between eth and b streets ~est, for Mayor
two members OF the Board Of Aldermen, one 10
serve one year and one 70 serve two years and
three n smbers of the Board Of Coelnon Coancil
and an Assessor; At which said Precinct the votes
of all who registered Ia the said Third Ward of
the City Of shngton. the initial letter Of hose
names 10 from TO II inclusive viii be received.
THOMAS PHILGIPs
- TM0MtS III LANGLEY,
WILLIAM BUDD,
THIRD WARD THIRD SUB or VOTING
Il PRkINCT-Noticei 10 hereby given, tn At in
CONFORMITY 20 the provisions Of the Charter OF the
Cify Of aeh ngton, On eieetio win be held in the
Third cub or Voting Precinct of the Third w ard,
on 4ONDAY the first day of June next, at l.. w
Worthipgton g, on street north. south side, be
tween 7th and Sth streets west, for Mayor, two
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, one to serve
enc year and one to serve two years. and three
Members of the Board Of Common Council, and an
Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes Of all
who are registered in the said Third Ward of the
City OF Washington, the initial letter OF whose
names 10 from to II inclusive, will be received
Polls open ct q. m. and close att p. m.
n. DUFfEY
: my25 Commissioner.
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SIXTH MARD-.FOURTH SUB OR VOTING
HlPRECLNCT-Notice 10 hereby given. that in
% the provisions of the Charter Of the
CITY OF Wsship eton an election viii be held Is the
Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the sixth W lard
90 ION DAY, the nrst day Of J une ext, ct Carey
W. Whites, east side Of Eighth street. between
ana streets, for Mayor, one number Of the Boarc
Common Council at which said Precinct tue votes
OF all vho are registered in the said sixth ard OF
the city OF the initial letter of whose
nsmes Is from TO 6, inclusive, will BE- received
Polls open at q m, and close att m.
D. SAMUEL CANT,
r. T. TALBERr,
JOHN b. SMITH,
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FIRST WARp-FIRST SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT-Noticei is hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions Of The Charter of the
:, Iity Of Msshinston, an election win be held IN
on MONDAY. the first day of June next, at the Of
nee of G I; McGlue, north side of street between
i?th and 2th streets, for Mayor, one member Of
Board Of Common Council, and an Assessor; ct
which said Precinct the votes of all who are rec
stered in the said First ard of the City of Wash
in gton. the initial letter of whose name 10 from
to ID inclusive, will be received. Polls open at I
q. m. and clos at p. N.
JASPER NJ. Witty
ISAIAH BOLDEN,
my rs Commissioners
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EIRsT WARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
PRECINCT.-Noticei IL hereby given that in
coniol nifty TO the provisions of the charter of the
city of Washington, An election will he he I'd in the
Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the First Ward on
MONDAY, the first day Of June next. at yernon's
m. mber Of the B Gard OF Aldermen and three mem
be 10 Of the Board Of Common Council. and an As
SCISSOR: at which said Precinct the vores of all who
are REGISTERED in the .ad First Wari of the city Of
ashiDgtop. the initial letter of whose names is
from to inclusive viii be received Polls omen
at q m, and close at o. I'M
FRED G. CALVERT
CHARLES L. HULSE,
INV
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PARLOR, BED ROOM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
3se.-----SEyENTH

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. from SEQ % ssao
S35 to 500.
PASLOK sUiTs, from SIS to ssso.
Also,
full assortment of PAkLOR aud BED Roam
CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS MATS
competition. |' IVY
Goods delivered in sill parts Of the District
No trouble TO show goods. Give me q call at
No. SIS SEVENTH STREET, above q.
my Slim FOLEY
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len: NINE Room
THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
South FRONTAGE,
No. SIS MARYLAND AVENUE.
BETWEEN srH AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
The House has ell modern improvements such A.
bot and Cold Water, Cisterns, Bath Rooms Water
Closets, Cement Cellars, &c. &c. II was built and
owner desires to move from the city. Possession
LIST OF June. III not sold may be rented TO arespon
siole tenant. TITLE PERFEcT,. Price $500
496rwo p saTkS SFI sTEE Upp ru496
,oux v6 6MHSSkEdPEKs SLp sr.NPPl
CREAM SALOON.
lures of this old established Bakery aud having
TECTI9NERY and ICE CREAM HIoo ss' visa "
al my oia customers and the public generally TO
MY Ice Cream Saloon is located above the store
yenience 70 suit purchasers. also Keep constant.
on asna large assortment S 81 s91 vod%
my ls i'm. Two doors above odd Fellows Hail.
THE NATIeNAL SAFE DEPOsIT DON
i PANI. Of washington, D. O., chartered BY
special oct OF Congress for the safe keeping
aueSs sna III
6ufeisf proof yssitss Smes%sornsf Y see aoe
Geo. y, Eisss W@: s: HuntipSsss. Geo. Ii. Fssns
Geo; Eyans, p. snyder Nathaniel Wilson-
Siss.aIsr Yes sa rTs:l
Ode He.rsea. n. 70 -. n. 81
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HOS. RIFFLH,
356 SEVENTH erREET,
bKfwEKN STREET AND MAS. AvENrR,
Has just received On extensive assortment Of
TAPESTRY RRuSelL1, fHREE-PLY. rAPlS-
Thy INGRAM. FINE AND COM4ON
-o0 INGRAM CABP8TIN0.
Also, . sDlendid selection Of RUGS, MATS, &c.
ILO0B OIL CLOTHS,
al widths, IRON sfeet 10 u feet wide
dSiSiSHs, sffAff x6bbs, &c. Ass
Al work gs.sastssd. s.eh - HANGING Paper.
Give ne : cali, . 3tS III street, between and
aeeacn1ooets avenno. 80 81 ap s-1m
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Onice.
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FOURTH WARD-FIRST SUB OR FOTIyG
PRECINCT 10 hereby given that in
City of Washington an election will be held In the
First Sub or Voting Precinct of the Fourth Ward
on MONDAY. the first day Of June next, at the
OF the City Han, for Mayor, one member of the
Board of Aldermen. and three members Of the
Board Of Common Council, ct which said Precinct
the votes of all who are registered in the said
Fourth Ward Of the City of Washington. the in.
ifial letter of whose names il from to ID inclu-
sive. will be received. Polls open at a. n and
close at p. m. sAM'L q. MILLS.
JABEZ WHEELER,
nv % Commis.jnnsr.
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EOERTH WARD-SECOND SUB Or VOT
Il ING PRECINCT-Noticei is hereby 81 ven that
IN Conformity to the provisions Of the Charter of
the Second Sub or Voting Precinct of the Fourth
Ward, on MONDAY, the first ~ o { Jul ne next az
wing of the ity b all, for Mayor, one member of
the Board OF Aldermen, and three me mlers of the
the votes of all who are registered In the said
Fourth Ward of the City Of gton, the initi-
al letter Of whose names is from 70 Il, INCLUSIVE
will be received Polls open at a m, and close
at p. m. TIMOTHY ALLEN.
FREDERICK IDDINs,
my % Comn,i.sionars
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ELECTION NOTICES.

SIXTH WARD-SECOND SUB or VOTING
~ PhECINCT-Nsticei 10 hereby given, that in
conformity 20 the provisoss Of the Charter Of the
CITY OF H.shington, election vili be held in the
on MONDAY, the nrst DAY Of June next. st John
II Below, corner OF sth and g streets east. for
msyor, one nae neer OF the Board Of Aide rmen, and
three memb.!s OF the Board OF Common Council,
=, Which said Pr.ciscs the sote. Of all Who are
rsgist. red IN he ssid Sixth Ward of the City Of
from to a Inclusive. will be received. Polls
open at Q m. and close ct D. m
JOSEPH WALSH
EkWakD WAYSON.
NATHANIEL W EVANS.
ny - Con mis~iSue rs
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EC,nsAEDvIHIhU SUB Or VOTING
eenformty % the provisions Of the Charter OF the
S,Y et MssAi5stos. an election win De held il he
Third sub OF Voting Precinct OF TIE sixth Ward .
on MON DAY, the frst deg Of June next st Thee,
dore Lewis, vest side OF Eighth street east be-
tween and streets for Mayor, one member Of the
bosre 81 Aldermen. and three members Of the
Board Of Common Council; ct which said Precinct
The votes OF all no registered in the said sixth
Ward Of the city OF gton the init 81 letter
OF vhose names is from 4 to n inclusive win be
received. POLLS open Att O. m. and close IT Z o. m
l.. A. TUkkL.
PHILLIP WINFIELD
HENRY ACTON,
nv &c mi al,
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it seemed certain that impeachment
would succeed, he was a brave man
who, elected as Republican and
claiming affiliation with the radi-
col party, resolved to vote for acquittal
expecting to stand almost alone. But
when it is found, as it now is, that an
able and determined band think and
will act with him and that the success
Of his cause is assured, not all the clam.
ors of his party can drive him from his
determination. The position of the
doubtful" Senators is no longer mat.
ter Of doubt. Seconded and backed and
assured of success as they are, they
will vote against some, if not all, of the
articles of impeachment as certainly as
their names are called.
The final breakdown of impeach-
mant seems to us the inevitable prelude
to the complete prostration of the rad
ical party. 1t will certainly damage
very materially the presidential pros
poets of HIRAM U. GRANT, to whose
treachery and bad faith the occasion
for the trial is owing; and STANTON
may be permitted to retire from his
fortress without fear of any other yio-
lence than the pleasant knowledge that
he is scorned, despised and aerided by
the people.
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It's respectfully suggested that, AS
far rs may be practicable and conve-
pient, the Delegates be chosed by Town
ship or County Conventions, on
SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1865.
II is also recommended that
the Delegates from the First and Sec
ond Congressional Districts in attend
ance upon the State Convention nomi-
nate L Congressional candidate and a
Presidential electOr for each of their
respective Districts. rT r. EE.Y
The possibility that, owing to their
r.moteAess, some of the counties of the
Third Congressional District may not
be fully represented, has induced the
Committee to leave the selection of the
tine and place for making their Con-
gressional and Electoral nominations
entirely to the discretion of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative voters of that
District.
Fellow Democrats and Conservatives.
Your political brethren in all parts of
the country where elections have been
held within the last twelve months,
have achieved magnificent victories.
The great reaction which is to redeem
the nation from tyranny and misrule
has fairly set in. In other States, its
progress is irresistible. Let us, too,
press forward in the work OF
redemption. Not one moment
should be lost-no exertion spared.
County, Township and School District
organizations should at once be COM
pleted, and every man who can be
moved to espouse the right, should be ap-
preached, informed and melted to ac-
tiou. The work is in Jour hands. If
you are true to yourselves, your State
and your country, you cannot fail.
Success will crown your efforts, and the
blessings of good Government, so long
unknown in West Virginia, will once
more bring to her people peace, prosper
iry and happiness,
J. w. GALLAGHER,
w. G. HANDLAN,
w. w. MILLER,
GEO. r. TINGLE,
LEWIS BAKER.
Democratic apd Conservative State ErecG-
ire Committee.