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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

STREET CLEANING AND SPRINKLING.-MeSsrs. Ward
and Collins commenced this week their proposed plan
Of keeping our streets clean and wet. but after a
days trial, and meeting Unforeseen obstacles, have
postponed their work till next week. 1t is the first
attempt Of the kind that has been made for years, for
the inhabitants of this city have a way Of getting used
TO everything and swallowing all the dirt that comes
along. What matters 1t if clouds of dust and dirt
blow continually from one side to the other of each
street, in the front door and out of the back door Of
stores, leaving winrows and sandbauks everywhere.
These gentlemen have set TO work, viii sweep the
streets, cart off the dirt and commence systematic
sprinkling. The change is wonderful. The air clear
cool and bracing, appetites before surfeited with dust,
are now good, the head clear and wide-awake- Even
though September, it seems as if a December atmos-
phere had set in, and altogether the change is agree
able and pleasant. 1t costs only fifty cents "a week,
but fifty cents spent in any other way will not earn
as much real comfort. We trust that our citizens
will encourage this improvement in the condition of
the streets by.a generous and cheerful support of
Messrs. Ward and Collins, who we understand
will make it a permanent business, if well supported.
For the present they use salt water, and for this pur-
pose have erected a receiver on Charlton Wharf, into
which the water is pumped by hand.
- DR.. Wesley Newcomb, who is well known to
the scientific world as a conchologist, took passage on
Wednesday last for Hanalei, Kauai. That harbor Is
said to possess some Of the rarest and finest shells,
and the doctor takes the trip TO follow his ruling
passion of collecting all the rare shells that exist. lie
has a little iron "~dredge,'' with which, in a whale
boat, he dredses the bottom of the harbor, picking
up various curiosities of more or less value. Last
week he spent several days thus dredging" Homo
lulu harbor. and besides a large number of common
shells, found one or two entirely new varieties, which
have never been described. His efforts at Hanalei
will doubtless prove equally successful.
- His Excellency the French Commissioner took
passage in the same vessel with the doctor.
= The foundations are being laid for the build
ing which is hereafter TO be used for storage of kero-
sene and other explosive oils. 1t is located four or
FIVE hundred yards due south of the Stone Church.
ET- Thanks to the gardener of the Agricultural
Society for a mess of delicious vegetables, raised in the
new garden. They show what care and industry
will produce. =
PoRr SURvEYoR.-Mr. Horace G. Crabb has been
appointed Surveyor and Guard of the port of Homo
lulu, vice Lieutenant Wood, lately deceased.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12
Blank Legal Forms.

UNHE NDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND.
u and will hereafter keep fer sale. Blank Forms, such as are
used In the Lsase, sale or Purchase % Real Estate, Mercantile
Transactions. &c, sc. Among them may be found the follow
ing:
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering % Vessels,
POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three or four different forms
Of special and general Powers % Attorney. 4
CUSTOM HOUSE OF ATTORNEY,
CO-PAKTNERsHIP for Mercantile. Manufacturing or Agri-
cultural Copartnsr-hiPs. q
LEASE % House or Land.
BILL OF SALE. % Registered Vessel.
BILL OF SALE. Of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE. % Real Estate.
CHArTEL MORTGAGE, Of Furniture or Personal Property.
SPECIAL CO-PARTNERSHIP,
BUILDERS CONTRACTS,
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
INDESTURE or APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED or REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three
firms.
CONSULAR INVOICE and Certificate, for purchasers aud
Manufacturers.
SHIPS MANIFESTS. Bills % LAiinE, &c. &c.
IL These blanks are printed on the anest document paper
AMI In the latest style. Orders from the other 1. ands promptly
attended 70.
P.iee per Single Copy, 25 Cts; or - per boz.
For sale BY t6io sm) u. NJ. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

Choice Manila and Havana Cigars,
lust AND THE VERY BEST
go 81 CHAs. y. SPENCER & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

= HIS HIGuyESs VI. KEKUANAoA, the venerable
father Of the present and late King, was attacked
with a~poplexy on Sunday morning last, while sitting
ON his verandah drinking a cup Of coffee. During
the day he remained in a very critical state, his left
side paralyzed, and SPECIFICS. He has slightly i'm
proved. can eat and speak, has no pain whatever,
but Is not considered out Of danger.
The steam tug Psie was dispatched to Molokai on
Sunday noon for His Majesty, who arrived on Mon
day afternoon in his yacht the -Aaiie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

LEATHER.
~ % .HALLA son HAVE JUST RECEIVED
6Ls Kip skins, California cole, Harness. Birdie aud Saddle
Leather. go IT
IN TINS, JUST RE-
IL CEIyED and for sale by I. BARTLETT,
GIL lm Family Grocery and Feed Store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12
NOTICE.

TuNH en-. HERE
y BY give notice that they have this day formed a partner
ship for the Cultivation % Rice IN kooIau.oa, anu 81. a Retail
store at kasiaea, koolaupoko and notify the public that they
will not BE- responsible for any debts contracted by Awana Of
Iva Aud they also hereby give notice that all cattle. horses
or other animals tre-pa~sins on their leasei lands az Hsiesha
and PapakOko, KOolaulOa. Oahu, will be arrested and dealt
with according 10 Law. AwANA,
TAPiU,
TAIkUN.
QUAIHEE,
QUONGSHEONG.
Ifaisaha, kOClaui0a, August Is, IS6S. GO I'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

T REAL ESTATE SALE-Mr. Barlow will sell to-day
at IL O'Clock on the premises, the land ana cottage
on the corner of Emma street and Place, lately occu-
pied by MIR. +. 5. Pratt. The location is an excellent
one, and for a person wishing to obtain property
which is more likely to improve than depreciate in
value, this affords an excellent opportunity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-15
CHAPTER 1O4.

An actor the Improvement ofthe
Penitentiary. :"
SEC. l. Be it enacted BY the gen.
eral assembly Of the state Of Iowa.
That there be appropriated out. of
tive state tFea sa1y The 60 u lfteen
thousand dollars, or SO much there
Of a. may bs necessary for the o.
tension Of the cell building to the
line Of the east vail Of. the prison
yard, the covering of the present cell
building. and the roof Of the sxten-
'sti0n thereof. With slstss, the slatss.
the ercc tion Of new psisos cells enc
Of which shall be dark. AM the en-
lsrging the windows Of the present
cell building. That there Be further
Appropriated the sum Of three thoa-
a nA 1ellam 6nrs SHE Aa6c tin sfAl
wash house and store rooms, and
the procurement OF the necessary
cooking tange and apparatus.
SIC. 2. That the further sum Of
one thousand dollars, or 50 much
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NRRORS OF YOUTH.

Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscrctioa, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and .di-
rections for making the simple rcmc " by
which he was cured Sufferers wisiiinrto
profit by the advertisers experience, can
d. 50 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN =. OGDEN, - Cedar Street. New
York. c8-Syr " !
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-15
CHAPTER CT.

An act for the incerporatfos u
,4Kns and cities. ~ VI -
SRs. /. Be IL enacted By = IL
Genera! assembly Of the 4tat {
Iowa. That no ts0n - n,:gs =;
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-15


- -, =
MFR m ANmN' NATIONAL
AVA "a 90 Ava
BUSINESS COLLEGE
.a#+R ~ AND T. ffr., -,t.a.s{ :
nor Drr.D mr. cCr,o1,
Lss~esd near he ssrnsr II Ozark Street. ~ 4
,.,.,o DILL s.,
NV uuU ITO Nulu0Sp IA CtleCts
@@4 1rnYf1A an YfHsn45aat'
90 S~A'NGs~1'S1,,S teen.e- ya gsa
JDYHRENFURIH ESQ. President.
= 49, - = En- ,1l'S'Sf,l'''f''.
This u enc Of the oldest aud hes established com.
rnerciai colleges In tie NcsiM. VSss teIjfa er5AA
enlargement Of the we'll knewn DYsRsxrrarH con-.
depsrtment. ssd new. 3. ~ a vesDsrsel
systsn Of Deokkespiag, ssown a. II -
IN. a,.H~ ~. Dran -.
! AS,, ANSO.ADA00CuC pyssS n. !.
besidoe - pgeident: u priet,cal and elegant. ana
truly astenishng In its conciseness ana dmphcity,
s.ss :: ~ s'p.dsr !. g. dssi, entry ;y.,;as'
pr....s: ao-'v'r'osi1 N aii'4''. = - aa.1'.'a-
II n ,y .sseSii,a,ns The nrRcHANrg NATIONAL.
BUSINESS COLLEGE n CHICAGO, the commercial
S,. ons =. w sress Nsn we". ~ cons -
so.n.y ana woe exPsi,ence g Ms xeM knCnn rren.
asns; Win = ea@as SO 10R - -
VIZ 49, y oIksn.s " lns.S.os.on sns cn'sL oSIn-
gusmne Isss1Is y wn,ca con As'sm sss 49, -.
ooced ny psacueal Dus.ness men;
tersot Mr. DIa.Ex,y.fI. may refer 70 n: present
49, o. ns.nm y vosns 20 Cnssses ssd 'nreeeel
Hus tns wssy. wnsn owes w orign g rlm; ano g
endence =! ms emmty ~ = 1osounses we neca Cmv
mention 1ne weiLknown system q nus nese Aritn.
mstc invenseo ~ nsm, end imPst.sa 70 1saeo.s
Win the greatest ease. ,Dy caieqiesaens are made
furth !, tks "Ish,ninp csie.,.s"r" Of the are.
- .-.f~4 =. ,memt. n. <...a n 8,
! ,..,.. A.. ..,.a.,.. ..-,.. $780,. - !.
na srssf .Se' sssosn., ny sfe1ss .no,osgs
su9 Ply. -. sno~ ..oss oI .saos ane
For this reassn the Merchants, ,National bushes.
ConeEe nse oeen mo.' eiesan.Iy n..eo nr WIZ voea
snanr, .n"n... Thn. . .,ndlnt IN" II m. R.nis
ing = eosa. sae
IN Msr.hsnd3.. n.n.rtmcnt he IN. s.mr,ss "a sn
800 80 ~ .ase ~ ..sh ..t,.le In evsrx
Su.ness The student hssdes sxaetiy tie psper used
!. 49, - As.ass,sS ..s..1 80 =: CT Ssts.ss
c.r.iH..ts. ~ is.,.nsia mi. N tain. Wsr.icn..
Rec.int. r. n hriaY 80 =
L
TIE STUDENT MOVES IN TIE
@f "sRUTlNESN WORLD ta Il
Asan example ofhow inssrsctsos Il ,mrsss<d h
.h'sinssisusion We instsncs its Trade Dtpartm.st.
ns n nS a. trns ,n.s 20 IN. ~
they may learn the cost Of growth and produssiso.
material and manufacture; the cost Of imporssag
re'kesnE. housing anu eommlsAons to rrsyesY
other Comm I i,pSss d".. "sb nss,o.s. rerurs.
cy and dispatch. Our conmcrclal men want CLERKS
Who can pe!isrm these pssticulr aveiss g once
snd wen !Ae CONT u rs a.
C.sulatians. Actual business, including Book kssr.
Ing, Commercial Science and Mercantile Law. -
CORPS OF PROFESSORS.
u.., n....,,, :, p, o..u.,
BY ns..r.. Il i. vySrenta.sS, H. b. Z. !. rs.
;:.: "s'essssn: :. :.,S ss.'st:.ts caaIs:
s.h.rs. -. s'r' ~ = '''~' ' ~
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ING AAAS1Acs tN+EEr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-15
''. -
Hats, Caps,
.r.. Boots &


SNOv ELS,
AEAFE T. Tnvs.
And in fact a full and com.
plete stock in trade selected
with esp. cial reference to the
wants Of this community. ...
Pcrs 'ns wishing to purchase
for READY PAY, [<ash o,
Produce, will find theirs as
cheap as any.store vest ofths
River. @
IN CONE AND BE CONVINCED
New Oregon, May 81, 1867.
asy8) moon 4 HUNT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-15

NV. 1870 =. ~.
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-.
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u Of the Stomach, Nauseaa Heart
Tplness Or weight In the
,Sto"aac:Ai ,cour .c.s
&nr e The Pit 81 the etomaoh.
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
or Dimcult Broa8hine. I1usterin1 ct
the Heart, Choking or 6u6ooatine Sen.
Dimhsss OF Vision, Oote OF Webs
boforo the 0ieht, Dull Pain in
ths nesd, Ssheis9sy q
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-
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PROHTkATEON OF TIL SYSTEM.
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II = u wellcstabHshsd faes tina. fsily :r.Aa'fos
seldom ~ 81. IN the .:J"y m.nt g s.od boz d.
q, TO use festr own 81 - sxFa sssi"4 N" Asv~r
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-15
; WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are nase strong BY ths NJ either " hs-e rens-
dies Jh~y wtN rNrc every Of n Az AsNCS,
xtsh,Nt fail.
T1."nsaNia Of certificates lave arcun, ul..l IN the
hnnds It the propriesnr, hnt space iii allow VI tho
rupltcHsisn ~ bat Saw. TYssc il viii b. uhxervs1
are nrn u note sAN sl ssch -tsGnx shat che; ust
hs believed. a - =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Adams in south Carolina.


Mr.. John Quincy Adams is the
Democratic candidate tor Governor
of Massachusetts. He is a grand.
son of that eminent Democrat OF
tho samo namo who was President
of tho United States, was beaten by
another Democrat named Andrew
Jackson. and aflerward became an
abohtionist. He is now travelling
in the South making progressive
speeches on the Democratic side,
but not much TO tho satisfaction Of
the old fogy Southern Democrats,
it would seem, He is ratherin fa-
vor of negro suffrage, "The
color Of tho skin" he says, "makes
no difference TO him." He does
not sympathize in tho least with
the doctrine of Gen. Blair's Broad.
head letter. Ho gives notice to the
Southerners that their existing
State governments can not be over.
thrown except in q constitutional
and legal manner; that is to say, in
accordance with tho provisions Of
the carpet.bag State Constitutions
and the Reconstruction laws
That powerful and original Dem.
ocratic paper, the Charleston Netcs,
says that Mr., Adams "school of
Democracy may flourish, bat to
tho mind of tho South its oprinci-
pies will seem littlo better than
down right Ropublicanism." IN.
v. Sun. aaLulII nLA,N-- LII
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Spicy Dialogue.

The Augusta Republican is re-
sponsiblo for the following: 4,E
A day or two since a somewhat
retired local Democratic politician
stopped an old colored man, form
orly his servant, when tho follow.
ing dialogno occurred:
Observation-Disclosures Billy, what
hayeyou sgainst meP Was mot al.
ways kind to your '''
Uncle Billy-Tve nothing agin
you. Oh course, you wus alters
good to NO. II
Democrat-Then why don't you
vote with me2
Uncle Billy-(Scratching his
head) Mr.. 80, what you got agin
meF Weren't ] alters a. .t4 faithful +
NV nisW o. l5veps bSe al
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
THE ELECTIONS.

Fill official returns bayenot yet
been received ofthc State elections
which tooRplace on the 18th. 1T
10 s1drcduccl tda certainty however,
that tho Republican majority in
Ohio was about 1900. in Penn.
sylvania about 10000, and in Indi-
ana about,l 1000, on the respective
State tickets.odon the aCohgres-
siOnal and Legislative tickets the
triumph was much more signal .l''
Official Abstract Of Fairfield
county vote'in our next issue, ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
e0UFUDV FTNTI JIIJ "a
Too Lutte to Soap Horses.

3 d Too Lutte to S,cap Horses. +"
Within the past week1the De
mocracy' Of tho . entire z country
have been terribly RIgilatteedd, ltted, by 3
proposition from, The head wiro,
.pullers 70 trade off Seymour and
Blair for a new pair of Presiden.
tial candjdates--and This while il
the midst Of the "whelming tide
that Is, bearing tho whole concern
Salt River with fesistlGss speed.
"chasc and Adams" Chase and
Hancock "Chase and" the -
knows who, have bCen named, and
the terrified, seem YET utterly UNI
certain who they have, gotpto vote
for. The New York World init.
mates that. Blair must Withdraw
.anyhow}er the y hole Copperhead
arrdhgcnent IL eohG to pot. y 1oo
The party is about in the condi.
tion of"the three boys who were
caught oat oalt i,F iinF The, woods by vio
lent thnndcr'stQrm. Pressntlylhe
Lightning, struck q tree near them
making the isPlintors fly in every
dircctiona Pale and o trembling
with fright, ono Of the boys called
ont-"BiIl, can you prpy2" "No.'
"Jlm, can you2" No" "Weil
neither can can J; but, byhokoy, SOME
things got to bo dorelP "a, ~,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
A Prophesy or q, Threat from
Blair. "

~ f'PfSeS ~ ~ AhrS"t Aroip
ia A special telegram from st.
Louis to the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial, dated tho 18th says: "SIr.
Blair spoke haitian hour at his
residence to a crowd OF 1900 peo.
ple this evening, He thanked
them for tho ovation extended him
by his old friends. He came be.
fore them, not dismayed, terrified
or discouraged. Abiding to ro
cent Radical victories, ho regarded
them AZ precursors Of the defeat Of
that party. Tho Democracy would
yet win, They had everything at
stake in this struggle, and if they
failed the Republic would tall with
them. A military dictatorship
would bo established, and Grant
would never leave the Presidential
mansion dliue. He announced that
he expected 70 continue to bo the
candidate of tho Democracy for
Vice President, but was ready 10
make any sacrifice, IL tho people do
mandcd'it. Tho audience greeted
him with enthusiastic cheers"
The friends of Blair arc trying
to explain tho above as not being
intended for o threat of assassina.
ton, but as a prophesy that Grant
Withhold on for life to the military
dictatorship to be established. II
Blair would stoptalking he would
not have SO many ugly things to
explain. 900 -ht 'H9n
The Cincinnati Gazotte's dis.
patches give the following as the
precise words of Blair, which II
says can be proved by hundreds Of
persons who heard them:rpat
"The point TO which / desire to
bring you is this, thatin this strug,
glo we have everything at stake ;
that It IS the final and last struggle
for the preservation of free consti-
tutional government in America
that five fail in itthe Republic
falls with us; IL becomes a mere
appendage of tho military ohieitain
who is lifted to power in the name
of the President, but who never
will leave the Presidential mansion
alive" D HnEjnntH l1'
The people can judge for them
selves what the crazy demagoguc
meant by such utteranccs as The
, above. 'Ha,tt ia Gu"i 2'.
Is itsafe to vote for such q man
anyhow
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
. Gives itulp[!

lo Tho Cincinnati Enquirer Of a
Iiatc date says%the elections on last
tuesday seem % forbid tho hope
that tho majority (of the people Of
Ohio Indiana and Ponnsylynnia)
can be concentrated in favor Of
Seymour and Blair as ourNatiohal
candidates." "hssIurd ouiH' ''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
The Banner County.

Lawrence is the banner county
OF Ohio, having made far tho lar.
gcst Republican gain ut the late
election Of any in tho State. Its
voto in 1867 was for Hayes 1909,
for Thurman ,25s--dem. maj l49.
This year, on Congressman, Rcpub.
1908, dem.l74l Repub, maj, ], ,l62.
Republican gain l,4ll'l The State
Executive Committee is preparing
a magnificent banner to bp sent to
Lawrence. 1t was nobly earned.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
The Reason orr.

1t is surmised that the cause Of
the Democratic loss at the late elec.
tiOn in this county was the fail
ure to circulate the celebrated Ew-
ing Letter among tho voters in sui.
dciept quantities, Gen. Schlsich
is rccommcndcdto procure anoth'
or and larger edition Of the docu.
ment, aud bestir himself in "hand.
ing itDupdsfain a liyelier manner 81
than heidi before .-",c o..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Dead, Dead, Dcad!q

" Tho democratic party did some
tall kicking ii" its dying Ahdrry"
on the l3th. We suppose tho tail
will move till after sun down on
the third of November, when all
will be stlI'and tho above words
may bo said with emphasis Of the
late democratic party. y.5d -l., odi
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

Within three months after
Grants election the reign Of terror
at the South will cease, and North.
ern men will DO safe anywhere
within the bounds Of the late rcbcl
stutes. This will lend to tho rap
id development Of the resources OF
the South. 1t will secure to the
latter those two elements which
are SO much needed capital aud
population.- Gas.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
VICTORY!


Union Republican meetings
will be held in Fairfield county
as follows: q, ..o'
Pleasant Townsbip-At KEEL.
ler's School House. Friday eve
ming, October 23d. Speakers,
w. Z. Greed and John ID. Mar
tin, Esqs. tja1r1aa'
Violet Township-At Picker
ington, Saturday evening, Oct.
24th. Speakers, Morton +. Bra
see and Geo. K. Nash, Esqs., of
Columbus. a l,e b..imI
d Walnut Township-At New
Salem, Saturday evening" Octo-
ber 24th.h Speakers, 'Capts. "a.
II. Keller and A. p. Ashbrook,9n
Liberty TOWNSHIP p-AtWeist's
Shop, Baltimore, Saturday eve.
ming, Oct. oath. Speakers, Jno.
D. Martin and L.oM, Splitter
Esqs. 1ue sr9,i1plo7 90 20
Bloom Townslip-At Will
liamson's School House, Monday
evening, Oct. Goth. Speakers,
Jno. D. Martin and L. Nj. Spit
Ter, Esqsq, ,,..,1 m ~, las o.''1 ',,,aa Wv, ta,
Hooking Township Shaef-
1 fer's School House, Tuesday eve.
ming, Oct. 9th. Speakers, Gen.
j. A. Stafford and9 and1Gapt. Az
z. Ashbrook. 10 ai1ndi q % j IT"
Rushcreek Township AZ, Bre-
men, Wednesday evening Oct.
2Sth. Speakers, II. K. Hughes
and John S. Brasee, Esqsnl
Madison Township--AtOlcar
port, Wednesday evening, Oct.
29th. Speakers, HCapts. Ash
brook and Keller. ~ % 9..'2 da.I
al Greenfield Townslip7-At the
Election House, Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 2Sth. , Speakers, w.
7. Greed, Esq. and Others. ''
Clearcreek Townslip-AtOak-
land, Monday evening, Oct Goth.
Speakers, DR.. T. o. Edwards
and Gen. j. A. Stafford, 'a
Richland Towpship-AtWest
Rushville, Thursday evening,
Oct. Goth. Speakers, DR., 4. O.
Edwards and l.. NJ. Splitter Esq
Berne Township-At Crooks
School House, Thursday evening
Oct. Goth. Speakers, Captains
Keller and Eshbrook.
Amanda Township-At Roy
alton, Thursday evening, OCT,
Goth. Speakers, W.aP. Greed
and John S. Brasco, Isqs, 81
Walnut Township-At Mil,
lersport, Monday evening, Nov
Cd. Speakers, Chas. Borland
and ]. $, Brasee, Esqs. ,. ~,
q SI7The township committees
will make the necessary arrange
ments for holding the above
l.. .
meetings and for securing tn,
largest attendance of the people
Posters will be furnished OF
application to Mr.. II, G. DRINKLE
at the Office Of j. S. Brasee, ESQ
this city. %oh 8
These arc the last rallies 70
the great campaign of 1861
Let the friends of Grant ant
Colfax gather together in thei
might and prepare for final vic
q tory'at the polls on the third 0
November f i1ra'd
mtpl ,geq BY order of
Fairfield co. u, r. Cent. Com.