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questing the Commissioner to revoke the per-
NIT so that taxes and licenses may be collected
from said association the same as If no permit
had been given. TEM HmMraM4
THE FREEDMHN's BUREAU.
Strong efforts are being matte to prevent the
contraction of the powers OF tue freshmen
Bureau in Tennessee and Kentucky, as de-
signed in the circular letter of Major General
Howard, approved By Gen. Grant, Secretary of
War ad interim. 1t Is represented to the De-
partment that a necessity exists for retaining
the Agents of the Bureau in those States in
stead of committing its affairs to the admins
tration of army officers exclusively. Within
day or two members of the Tennessee delega-
ton have called on Secretary Stanton, having
in view the same object, and he will at once
consider the subject.
A petition signed by several hundred colored
men of Maryland has been received by Gen.
Howard, praying for the continuance of the
Freemens Bureau in the State. ...rs
SENATOR GUTHRIE.
Senator G lthrie, though still in feeble he alth,
. is expected to take his seat in the Senate for
: the first time this session on tuesday, having
LETT his home in Kentucky today for Wash
ington. s4s
ASSETS OF THE NATIONAL BANKS OF BOSTON.
The aggregate assets of the national banks
of Boston, as shown by an abstract of their
condition on the first Monday of this present
month, is 1885, $500 Under the head OF re-
sources The loans and discounts amount to
$62,273900; due from banks. 310,7S3,0GO; bills
Of national banks and Others 81 40, 400; specie,
81 sos, 300; legal tender and compound interest
notes, 80, 100000. Under the head OF liabili-
ties, the individual deposits show an aggregate
of $1,0l8,000; due 10 national banks AMI
others, Sl4766000.
THE SUPREME COURT BILL.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia Washington special
dispatch to the Herald says the defeat in the
Senate of the House bill regulating what shall
constitute valid decision of constitutional
questions in the Supreme Court, appears to he
foregone conclusion.
THE NEW REcoNsTRUcTIoS BILL.
The fate of the new reconstruction bill may
be different from present appearances.
THE RIGHTS OF NATURALIzRD CITIZENS. -
The same dispatch also says that the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs will report,
about next Thur. day, bill in relation to the
rights of naturalized citizens abroad, such as
will give entire satisfaction TO naturalized citi-
zens of the United States.
CONTEST FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL SEAT FROM
UTAH.
The defeated Gentle candidate for Congress
sional delegate from L tab has arrived in Wash
ington, to submit to contest the seat of Mr..
Hooper, the sitting delegate. He claims that
the elections as conducted by Mormon Bish-
ops who act as judges at the polls, are not
only unfair, but wholly at variance with the
mode prescribed by the United States. The
evidence will set forth all the peculiarities in
the administration of civil offices by the Nor
mons.
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MAINE.
HEARING IN THE vERnlLL CAS-

LEWISTON, Jan. 18.--The Evening Journal
learns that u hearing on motion for new trial
in the case of Verrill, convicted with the negro
Harris, Of being one of thes murderers OF the
two old ladies' in Auburn last winter, will be
had by tho court, at Auburn, next Tuesday,
before Judges Walton and Dickerson A new
trial is asked on the ground OF new evidence.
The counsellor Verril also. claim that Harris
recently and solemnly declared he committed
the murders. alone. II a new trial is granted
Verill will be discharged, % = -
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The Mercantile Agency,
~ Congress and 4s Water street, Boston.

HlH hare an Office First Of March in Jose Block
No. 50 Exchange ST., opposite the custom 1,
$500, House, Portland. ~ 'aa velN
This institution was established by Lewis Tan,an
In new York, in 1871 by him and Edward e. Dun
bar IN Boston, in 1888 and subsequentlyby them and
their successors in each of the principal cities of the
United States and Canada sndis believed to be the
first and original erganlzat on In ny part of the
world, for the purpose of procuring In thorough
manner recording and preserving for It's patrons de-
tailed information respecting the home standing re.
sponsibility and credit Merchants, Manufactnrers
Traders &C., to aid in dispensing credit and collect
ing debts. 49,
During the twenty-six years that the Mercantile
Agency has been in operation there has been no time
that 1t has not enjoyed the confidence and patronage
Of the most henored and sagacious business men In
each community where one of its offices has been To-
Gated. With determination, adhered to from the
first opening oftbis office TO the prese time to Sc
cure thesid ofreiiable aud painstakipg correspon-
dente, men OF character and integrity, competent
assistants and clerks in all responsible Positions and
to be strictly impartial in our reports without fear
or favor the business has grown to an extent cores
bonding to heincreased territory and extended bust
ness of the country; and has the agency been
in condition to render such valuable service to Its
subscribersas atthe present time 81 r -
In addition TO the recorded reports revised syste-
matically twice year by correspondence and trav-
Cling, we have, for the past three years, Issued to
subscribers who desired it, they paying an addition
al subscription for the use thereof, REFERENCE
BOOK, containing names Of individuals and firms in
Mercantile, Manufacturing Mechanical, and other
business, arranged in alphabetical order in their
respective towns cities, with double rating APP
pended, (as per Key furnished with the book, show
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Earnings of the Company.

at present, the profits of the Company are derived
only from Its local trac, but this IL already much
more than sufficient to pay the interest on all the
Bonds the Company can issue, if not another mile
were built. 1t is not doubted that when the road K
completed the through traffic OF tine only line con-
Meeting the Atlantic and Pacific States wi be large
beyond precedent, and, as there will be no compe-
tidon, 1t can always De done at profitable rates.
1t will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad
in fact, Government Fork, built under the SUI
pervision of Government officers and to large ex-
tent with Government money, and that its bonds
are Issued under Government direction. 1t is be-
eyed that no similar security ia carefully guard
ed and certainly no other is based upon larger or
more valuable property As the Comp ny's p
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@ O NJ NJ Z II G l..
Fareign EXPORTS at PortIa Esd,

The total value Of foreign exports from this port
the past week amounts to SOS, 1856 %. Included in
the shipments were 2S,97s box shocks, sol shocks
and heads, 1920 hoops 9,5s3 prs. heading 40 empty
casks A., SAT feet lumber SG5 bbls -four 422 bush,
peas do oats 800 bills oat meal 42s bags shorts,
500 al MS BACON, 5000 do pork sl51 do lard $500
do beef iOO,5es DO COTTON 167, $50 do extract hen
lock. "a 945 DO ashes 800 do wool, 3,405 do leather
2i5 bbs potatoes co do coal OIL 80 do apples, 2s do
maekerel Is sewing machines, and is pkgs. sundry
o.
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WEST ENDaEs.
IDLE REPoRTs FROM HAVANA.

New YoRK, Jan. 18.-An Havana letter OF
the 18th says:-The city is fuH of startling ru-
mors, which / have been unable to trace to
any authentic source There is report that
the garrison at Puerto Principe. some say OF
Porto Rico, have revolted because they have
not received their pay. Another report is that
the Spanish Minister at Washington had sent
a telegram to the Captain General, directing
that officer to hold the troops In readiness az
the American fleet would pass blythe island te
take possession OF st. Thomas and would try
to excite revolution in Porto Rico. Report
No. 3 says that everything is in readiness in
Porto Rico, ani that TIE people will vote fol
annexation to the United States as soon as s.!
Thomas shall haYe been transferred.
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Europe.
H6x g gsfsfT---- 81
GREAT BRITAIN.

, - fashS . safafTTT-T y So as&E
GREAT BRITAIN.
Cork, Jan. IA vial of explosive fluid,
known as Greek fire,'was thrown yesterday at
one OF the witnesses for the Government in
the Fenian trials here, but the material failed
to ignite and no injury was done. No clew
has been obtained to- the perpetrator.
DUBLIN. Jan. 7--Evenings-At the exami-
nation Of Lennon yesterday, Sergeant Kelley,
the survivor of'the two policemen who were
shot at Step-aside, and woman, both swore
that they fully recognized the prisoner as the
man who tired the pistol shots which wound
ed one policeman and Killed another 4A-&
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Advices from Hong Kong
and Sbapgilae have been received, which state
the rebels and imperialsts at Shngturn The
lmperialist army, which was under the COM
mand of Footal, was again defeated.
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FLORENCE, Jan. H.-iThe sales of the eccle-
siastical estates, Sophisticated by the Italian
Government have so far proved very produc-
tice. Tho sums realized at these sales show
an average appreciation Of forty. three per
cent. IN the value of the property since it was
placed in the market
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GEES. nnttrt1rt cHAI1rsarn Rr COZ wH1rr

The Enquirer here will, on Monday, publish
the challenge sent by Col. White, a Republi.
can member of the State Convention, to Gen
Butler. when he was in the city last week. 1t
demands reparation for being ordered out OF
Gen. Buffers department during the war The
affair is still pepding. Col. White is one of the
Republicans who refused to hear Gen. Butler
Snaalr z 4. =. ~ .t = 81 = ~ ~ II ! ~ vi
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FwHu 90 or ~. z
80 WEE ElNlA.
THE RECONSTRUCTION coSyENIIo,

RICHMOND. Jan. 1S-In the Convention to-
day the bill of rights was under discussion, and
seven sections were adopted, including one de-
ciaring Virginia a core9ual member of the
general Government and entitled to all the
benefits and subject to all burdens as others
States. The Judiciary reported adversely to
settling debts prior to 1865 at twenty five cents
on the dollar.
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3--THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has a land
grant or absolute donation from the government of
1880 acres to the mile the line OF the road which
VIII not be worth less than $3.50 per al the low
est valuation. :.
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4--THE C4PITlL STOCK.

The authorized capital Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company is slo6,0ooo00, OF which over $780,
oo' have been pair, on the work already lone.
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I.--UNITRD STATES .OyDs
2--FIRsT lMoR re AGE BONDS

By its charter the Company is permitted 10 issue
lis own First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount as
the bSnds issued by the government, and no more,
ard only as the road progresses The Trustees Tor
the Bondholders, are the Hon. Il. d. Morgan. IT, 8.
Senator from New York, and The Hon. Cakes Ames,
member OF the L. S. House of REPRESENTATIVES, ,pbo
are responsible for tie ery of these Bonds to the
Company in accordancewlth the terms Of the law.
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Notice.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF the Stockholders cf
"A Portland and New YORK Steamship Compsny
will be holden at the ONCE Ofthe Company, on Galts
whsrfin Portland, on
Monday, she twenty-sevensh day If Jana.
nay current, nt ten O'Clock A. w.
lst-To hear and act upon the Report of the Com
mittee appointed al previous meeting t. invest
gate and report upon the condition and affairs Of the
company.
9d-To consider the expediency OF clio ing the bust
nsss and affairs Of the corpo ation and to adopt the
proper and necessary measures therefor.
~ =. q. b HENRY FOX, Clerk and Treasurer.
Portland, January &c, 1858. Jai2dtd
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TURKEY.


LONDON. j an. The Turkish Government
is seeking to raise a loan in the English mar
ket, the proceeds of which are to be applied
TO improving navigation at the mouth Of the
DanuhT Az ~-@ : stsai , y 4ss-tks e s'ttt la T
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ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Z. RUSSELL s. Co, Boston, and Portland K. q.
DUN & Co., New York City, Albany, Buffalo
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pittsburg
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Charest o.
London, England. DUN. WfMAN s co, Tor
a, onto, G. W Montreal, G. E., and Halifax. N. S.
Jan diff n6'o' = I7ITf = : =
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Wanted.

IN,EVERY city and county. Agents ior the new
Il Patent Burglar Alarm, Retail price 90 cents
and other Patent Articles Also thorough busl-
ness man as General Agent for this State. Address
HORACE. w. LOVE,
Jan 10. diva .*f in J4fA Hartford Conn.
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Reports ofthe State ofMafne.

which are acknowledged by all unprejdiced minds
10 be iaI superior to any published by any other
agency In the country.
OF the general merits OF our system we deem 1t
useless to speak, having had long acquaintance
with the trade Of this City, and work place tn
the Counting Rooms OF the principal Merchants for
SO many years, that its value is generally aeknowl-
edged and our reputation, trust, so well estab-
hsiied, as not 10 require any extended notice
In establishing au Office In this City, we have but
carried out our Intention OF meeting the wants OF
the business men In all parts OF the country. and to
them we appeal 10 sustain us N our enterprise,
promising them in return our most unremitting OK.
ertlons to obtain the latest and reliable inlora-
ton OF the standing OF their customers whether IN
thisState, or the more remote parts OF the country.
The general management of the Office will be In
connection with our Boston Agency, and conHded to
parties well known here, and having the entire conf
dence Of the community. Our office will be found
open during all business hours and gen uemany and
attentive clerks In attendance, ready 10 explain
system and give any desired Information; and va
respectfully Invite ALL whether subscribers not 10
call aud examine our system, and test the reliability
OF our reports.
j. N. BRADSTREEr & SON.
Portland, Jan. 10, 1868. ja16diw
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NOTICES Is hereby given, that the subsorlber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
thetrusto OF Administrator OF the estate Of
GEORGE COATES, late Of Portland,
10 the County Of cumberland, deceased.
aud given bouds as the law directs. All pei
sons having demands upon the estate OF sAin ue-
ceased are required toexhiblt the same; ana AL p<e-
sous Indebted to said estate called upon 70 maks
payment to ,,vpcp pnhu.Aar,
Portland Dee. II, 1861 jaiT-dSts
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Cnmmi sioners Notice.

-" OUuHlI bIUubES NUUICts
WyE Having been appointed by the Judge OF re
w bate for the County OF Cumberland, son
uissioners to receive and examineshs lalms o. Ins
creditors Of Kendall Wright. late Of Portland, IL
said Comfy deceased, whose estate Is sepfe entso
az ipsolyent give notice that six months rom the
seventh tay 81 January.iDst, have been allowed TO
said creditors TO bring ~ and prose their Claims
otiScs oS WIN ~ Morris Esq, In Portland on the To-
eond Monday OF February next, snd the second
Monday OF May next, at two O'Clock p. M 10
WILLIAM K. MORRIS,
.-..-.a .ss PERCIVAL BOEEEY.
Ian 49, iawSw VI
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TAINTED, O AGENTS,
Agents.

Agents. m ~.
T LOYD's 500, 900. REVOLVING DOUBLE
~ MAPS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA are Just
out only "a, 5000, 900 names on them. Chow 20
canvass we'll" sent. Ladies and men $40 q day
made. J. 7. LLOYD. No % Cortlands st, New
hork,-- ~ Nh - ~ - a ja16d&W1w
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Found

"a 81 ses Found.
I Asst Week: on India St., q pocket book. Owner
- can have! same at Treasufers Office Grand
Trunk Railway, by proving roperty and paving for
advertisement. "a FiHssq Jas. ia l4dlw*
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First Mortgage Bonds

are offered FOR the present at 30 CTS. ON THE
DOLLAR, they are the cheapest security in the
market, being more than 10 per cent. lower than u
S. Stocks They pay
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BOarderS Wanted.


4 FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or a gentleman and
November 6. diff
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AUCTION SALES.

Furnishing Goods, 81. at Auction.
OS TUESDAY, January 2lst. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Under Coats, Pants, Vests, over and Under Shris.
Drawers. Overals, Cloths, Flannels, Trunks, sus.
peh1ers, Ties, Hose, Paper Collars, Scarfs, HAND
even NICE Long and Square Shswis. Alhambra,
%anenes,sd and Axminster Spreads, second hand
Shp pes MAncnestef Carpets, Blankets, Boots aud
wonid eall attention to this sale. Every article
janisdtd f. o. BAILEY, Auct'r.
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N.Y. here an Office First Of March in Jose Blocs
No. 50 Exchange ST., opposite the Custom
House, Portland = fraaa vaaN
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sPERCH on Ex-GoV. JENKINs

Adyices from Milledgeyille state that Gov.
Jenkins, on being called on to-day by citizen,
at the Executive Mansion, made a speech, ana
said that the funds of the State had been re-
moved to New York, and that hes,should fight
for them before the Supreme Court. The books
of the State Treasurer cannot be found, The
Postmaster and express agents have refused TO
deliver over 10 Capt. Rockwell, Gen. Meade.ss
appointee, the packages and letters addressed
TO John Jones, Treasurer of Georgia.
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WASHINGTON.

GEN. GRANr-HoR-coNMITTA OK THE NEW
RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
New YORK, Jan. T-Gen. Grant did moi
say one word for or against the reconstruction
hin when In the House Thursday
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Grand Line to the Pacific
VIII be Completed ia 1870.

was new better lie means so tar provided for
construction has proved ample, ANA here is no lack
oil funds Tor The mort vigorous prosecution Of the en-
terprise. These means divided into four classes
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10 LET.
To Let.

THE New brick Store on Exchange street, being
i the middle store in the Prei lie Block, and now
occupied by Sheppard & Co. Apply to
- n. +. DEERING.
January II. dsw an.~A Atlh
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
CORPORATION NOTICE.


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Gcf r. 3 Compnn of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-25
DENIOCRA RATIC TOWNSHIP
T-rr tsa MEETINGS.

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following township
meetings.:
N. Speakers-Hon. Geo. l. Converse and Thos.
Sparrow. 7-e
Asler's School House. Friday evening. September
25th. Speakers-Thos. Sparrow and Geo. l.. Con.
verse. g., g.
Groveport, Saturday. September 26th, at p. NJ
pole raising.) Speakers-George l.. Converse A.
Mayo and j. st. John Clarkson. f.3---fif p, .-.-
Spaneler's School House, Saturday evening. Sep.
tember 18th. Speakers-George l.. Converse, j. st
John Clarkson and A Mayo. so
Alton, Wednesday evening, Sept 39th. Speak.
ers George l. Converse and =. Loew eDstein.
Briggs School House. Wednesday evening. Sep
tsmber 3oth. Speakers-E. b. Eshelman and 4. T.
DeLany. --. - ,..- -,
octoSsr F9asi r. ~ PnsS
and E. b. Eshelman. '--e7.
billiard Station. Thursday evening. October L
at N o'clock. Speakers-E. b. Esheiman and
Judge j. M. Pugh.
Shadeyille, Friday evening, October Cd. Speakers
john G.. McGufey and q. Loewenstein.
Black Lick, Friday evening. October I'd. Speak
ers-Geo. l.. Converse and Il. b. Eshelman.
Dublin, Saturday, October Sd, at P. NJ Speak
ers--Gen. Jos. q. Geiger, j. q. Groom and G. Loew
ensteiR. 7.G 's-''l a-- -
wortbington. Saturday. evening; October Sd.
Speekers-Gen. Jos. H Geiger. q. Loewenstein
and j c Groom. e. is'. al 5.f a-.H
The committeeman in the several town.
ships will make the necessary arrange
ments for these meetings. Let everybody
turn out and hear the important issues OF
the campaign discussed.
o. lam a7Gs- JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. Elk. Co.
w. G Hrrrunr Soosv
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and saturdays. .os.:..S ~,
and closes att p NJ. Sundays, opens at 81 a. NJ.
apd closes ut eH A. n. -i ?
: JULIUS j. WOOD Postmaster.
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osasd DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETINGS

Gen. Thomas Ewing, Jr's. AID.
pOinfmeufs.
General Thos. Ewing, Jr., will address
the people as follows: l, + rol rff ). =
At GAINESVILLE. with others. Friday. Ssptem-
Al PER eiLIs'SssGAsTER, with Hon. Henry st.nburv
Saturday, September esth: ~,
At CINCINNATI, with Hon. A. G. Thurman.
AtC0LgMBUS, Tuesday. September 10th. IA
PAYT0GMi; TTGi SsPSssnabsr SsE Si sSsh -
AtCANTON. October End, f-Gtl "a
At AtCARDINGT0N. Morrow County. October 3ds
Hon. A. G. Thurman's Appoint
A., ments. es,.lzg-s
Judge Thurman will address the people
with Hon. L. r. Critchfield and others
AspAYToN, xith others. Saturday. Sept. asth. Z
AT HAMhToN. with others. Saturday. Septem-
AtSiH Gi;iNNAT1, with Gen. Thomas Ewing. jr.;
AT BATAVIA. with Hon: Nelson Barrere. Hon.
David W. Tsrbil, and others. Tuesday. Septem-
ATGEo5iRiGETowN. with Hon. Nelson Barrere
sns 9shssSa Tbd1sSy MsdHssdsy & Sspstsmbsr TEN soth
snd otbefs, Thursday. October Ist. 80
AT.LONDON. with John q. Thomas. Esq. and
AtSipSEY. shelis count county. with others. on Fri
.dsy SsRptsmSsr pS heS. 18th. .,t t.lstr -
PsHPe.s Tsssdss. Ss'Ssso SosoSsa ssa eth ~
At pELAWAEE. W edncsday, October 7th.
H. ssssaasa October 10TH
Hon. Nelson Barrere's Appoint
NJ % 1oi ments.
Hon. Nelson Barrere will discuss the no.
,..,..I -. .x a.. -.
A. gaTAv1A. Tuesday. Sept. 18th. with Hon. A.
4 SSsss s
Hon. Geo. e. Pugh
willspe '7'''7 . p i7s' '''
AtDAYTON Saturday evening Sent. 76th.
At AtHAMiLToN. Saturday evening. October 10th,
~, s,'a .g ~ Gen. Durbin ward,
With Colonel John NJ. Connell - -.
xaaSy; faSyG;fE6n SsRsepssss ssn,smisr assni as.h l
a EG%5sE. 6sso1s county. Monday. septsm-
AtPERRYsBURG, Tuesday. September ssth.
9en octob,r
At SPRINGFIELD. Saturday evening. October
'W1,li srseuaEa s5'lsg aa -
AtTExAS. Champaien county. Saturday. octo-
ber Sd: .de7 t2ii-'-
4APPpeHN 4AtPl9e9ANi VstqE VStGesr aa,oh., ssn; nh r5
-.,- e. D. EsheIman.
with Gen. Durbin Ward, will address the
people
@ GLEXBd5AlED. yd l.. Friday. September ss, Ssth.
AtPERRYSBURG. Tuesdsy, September asth.
AssELM0RE. Ottawa county. Monday. September
Sotn.- -',isi, -. =, . = 81 :. 5-} -ielo..
Gen. Geo. w: McCook & Gen.
,,, = oSePn "A; GeiGer ,rs
VIII, with others, address the people
Al n,,ober M1ynsfiSLp stS monroe county. thursday
Hon. Geo. III. PendIeton
win speak trte3g - ,,.1.-, 5s... j. '4a4'-
At HSARTHaHREy Edsy; ssetegbss asth os,,
TT ,<1.r G.,~ H..