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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-02
Nav Music.

SEQ the aavetiseneht Of Co. s. 7. Gordon
in another colamu. He has all the latest.
u.usic for sale; as also all kinds Of Musical
Instruments.
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poty's Washing Maohine and Uni.

versal Clothes Wringer.
We callths special attention Of Oor readers
to this important adveftlsenent. Ths ngent
OfihiS Invaluable Machine and Wrioger IL
Col Z Q browning, No. ~ coarl aud.
Street. NV York City. The fame Of ,hsso
Machines are bseomiae rofId.side livery.
body who has used them sptats 10 glowing
terms 10 their praise. East Ieansises should
NOT eontain a family who are BOT i~nppll,d
With them. They are TIE mon inporsan,
labor-saving machine thai can Sc added To-
the household. Probably no Machines have
hsdA WIDER salsaad circulation AZ a. indi+
Pensibls and useful article. Some en-
ts'Prisme Agents ioF shelr sale Ia East Ten.
nsssss sna make mopsybt thsir ssIs. 1ty
tbeps aad you VIII rot Be Deceived. Addsss,
oolhc Bro~aing, General Agent ofDoiya
washlng Machine and Unysrssl c.di6s,
wringsf q coaruAni y, y y.
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casaya or King Bark was unknown u@a the middle Of the 7h
century Humboldt makes favorable mention Of It's eb1uge qualities 4
an antddo 70 Fever and Agpes Intermittent and Msadous FeeH, il his
extensive South American travel.
In 1850 twas used By the 1esas, who alone at that tine possessed
the secret 81 itswQndoful tonic properties, andlt was sold BY them for
its own weight il silver
elm 1888 egheeny years after Sir John Talbot employed It with great
success in France ~ the treatment Of Fever and Agde. Dyspepsia. )
Nervous Affections Loss Of Appetite, Weakness and Debility Psptadop
of the Heart Dauhoa etc IN t679h sod The secret Of its origin
toLOus XIV, bywhon was dguged III now the an important
Ingredient n brakes PLANTATlo BlTTERS. and preserved as Ills
IL pure St Cox Rum makes atomic Of rare merit and one That should
beupon the sdoboard Of every family Mess p Fl Drake q Co to
sole PnpnstoSs Of the celebrated PLANTATION BtTTER8. are TIA
largest importers Of caisaya Bark in America The Bark is gathered
Sd cured under the immediate supervision Of an agent sent out ID y
Brazil expressly for that purpose, and aside from a few thousand
= pounds Which are sold to the manufacturers Of Quniue, S Al used 4of
the preparing Of these Biaer 10 which they are indebted fa thef (
wonderful success as a tomc.
The above cut represents the natives u then own native forest
gathering the Batk.
5mesl2-Gp &Co M@Nna& # $500 & #&aNN1&gE
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NEW ApYRRrTsRMRNTs.

y 4 \ 4 4 Y I q 4 \ : Z \
TO rnt WoRElwa CLAss;--I aa now prepared to fur.
nlsh All classes with constant employment 1T their
holnee,the whole Of tho fme,otforths spare momentN.
BuSinesp now, llghian profitable, Einy cents 10 So per
evening, 10 easily earned BY parsons Of either . x.and
The boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. 6rsut
Inducements are offered those WHO Will devote their
whole time TO the business and, that every person
who sees this notice, may send me their address and
Test the business for themselves, | make tho followln g
unparalleled Offer To all who are not well satisfied
with the business, | win send 81 to pay for the tfodhle
OF writing me. Full particulars, directions, 80, sent
free, SAmples sent by mail for 10 cents. Address n.
q. ALLEN, Augusta, No.
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GExrs WANTED TO SILL TIN
IA NpEMM IETTER BOOK

~ Oottag Ldsa WRhesf Ires % Hatg
This 0rsstI ime. Labor and haney saving l~nffntinn
hrlnss = ft1liy intispensatle feature OF 1ntin7ts NlinM
he fssth Of ltt.APrce t1li. ard aPnrf
80 4. nj r~4sonsrsbs finlL, and sEtIa a. sight.
Ad.ntsd ~ e.rT haf N taaasa. u doe not peg %
!. ~ artt sale j. only 4 hesinninr. hten.,se tefr
Tory tIytn. W iesiimqhiais, terut, -. talis. =
qkRRErf 4 co. 10 chesinut s,'s'i' fhh.asPni''
IL.
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NTFn-AGENTA

as 10 foi ~ nhhuh. svftyvh.rs male ~ rmal,
- tntrodurs fha gENrfNE EifkltnD tyaayN
rrvgT FAMILY fKiFTyg MACHINE Ieit n.-
chine vIn stitrh. hrm. fii. tack, fnui. cofdi ninai
hnid and enbroiirr 10 . mist sarenof nanned. fIlss
eriy fia Fult warranted fof ave year We I'll
49, aia6, a. 4 m,rilas that an sew 4 strongly more
h~sanilfai. 81 rIoff eI..ft fsfni thtn onra y mates
ne Eiastir Lfk ktish." kyeV ftcoai inen ~
b. euf. and rIl ~ cloth cinnqi n rulel tlHrt Hlm-
u-.nft rrI ssr-e,is, ~ Commission fum vhieh VIE
ihaf ahedhf fn b. ihlds. Aihen thulttn .Non
pHibnuh. d. "a oofinai nrs4 or Lqli', ~
CArrfuN-Ir rHINH lnrnffd upal enI
r.iwln4 ~ r5flI.Is hsi.ffda mafhlnft, uuFr ne
ssnr nlna er chefe8 Ouu y ~ enIy Fnnms
a8tfAry helAai tbsipnabiss naaahHaf"'
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Terrible Disclosures
AGENTS WANTED!

Our AGENT arc making from 81 to f5 for every hours
ssr,ict ana rom 500 to $40 perdsy. Wf@tll employ
n few moro witb snerey and IS capital. Every one Is
adapted foe the business, that wants TO- make money
easily kddsess 4 once, VILLA .
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WANTED 81 6. n s.a sIss'

49, -.
1. The new " Amerlean Horse and Cattle Dactor"
By the celebrated Dr. Csc. a. DADD, Veterinary Srf-
geon, formerly Of Ky, late OF BAlmore, va. This
great work TEACHES hos 90 ours al diaases OF Hofses,
Cattle, sheep and swine. ~ we'll as the managrment
Of animss. Ifia sssniint 10 ever stock wn4r its
articles on he Cattle Plague" and prevailing Tex
A. Fevern are alone worth the prize. Our AGENTS clear
over e. on every eppy sod.
2. Tho new Z Aaisticaii Houashoid BOOK Of Msdi-
cine By ions JANFs. NJ. D. This book avoids all
quack Eystems, aud IsNs ard D based on fesnlir sci.
entiac principles, -plahly teaching every one how 10
nurse the sick. enrs disease aad prssgrve healib. Oar
Agents are selllug FROM % TO 40 coyies . week, aRi
clearing oyrr e. 9 cnVy. ~ .N4
S.erh- hivnE palrit ftbe christian Chufch,''-a
ssries Of sermons, nom the must eminent Pr<chen
~ the Chnnch ~ chrf.f, inci1dinf among 0ihets.
Hopsan. Laul. aleGarfpy. Mliinp, lsnhing, Walk
And Haley -Fnh STEEL pnurtis a1d bingnphh1
skststc. n to- cdnfrib1t5s. Pfiuts1 on tinted pa
e. end .~lssAntly bcund ~ cioih, bittsfj Ahi No
foccn bindingf. !
Amured AL Eiitsihr Ei1er w. u. usore. a,les
isrrs. One agtnt rsii50 oopiss ~ ods MylAl Hhsll.
W MI parueuhrs, stots o. 81 t~ssl-ffs ter
ritory, aidwe
II. ". cARRnfI. d ~. patrshrft.
n5ahiinW ea f9nfth SIR
Cfhdsaatt Obio
representations.
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Consumption Careable.

7 HAVE discovered q positive eure for Consunption,
mdgerersI remady Cor ail Disorders Of tie Lungs
Throat. 1t completely cured nue. aud hunurels ~
acquaintances. viii give slocOfor a case Il VII net
relieve; indeed 30 greafis nay faith I will send a aari-
plo FREE to any fellow sufferer who will address, yuut1
faithfully, JAMS WYArT, S. Y. corner broadway aRA|
Fulton street, New York.
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UE000 a year can DO made by live agents, selling
WOOOO my nepand udluabie huenhol. Address
J. AHEARN, G3 Second st., Baltimore, ND
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
Andrew johnson viii probably sBoztbs

ANDREW johnson viii probably be ths
next Senator from Tennessee.
A Trumbull county centenarian has shown
himself lively by walking IS miles in two
days and returning in the same time.
The international Boat Race, between the
OxEosd and Harvard clubs, takes places or
the Thames, on the 25th inst.
Packer, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, is bird. Although
worth about twenty million, be tried recent
ly to avoid paying taxes in the county where
his family resides, claiming that he had
moved to Philadelphia. BE had opened g
coal Office there, ard registered his name at
The Merchants hotel, but bis family remain
ed at his Palatial residence in Munich Chunk.
Nice man, very. '9.s
A son of Daniel Leist, of Liberty township,
Henry county, fell from a wagon loaded
with wheat, on which he was riding, on the
29th ult., and the hind wheel of the wagon
passing over his head, he was instantly kill
ed.
The bloodshed in the town of Jefferson,
Texas, on the 4th of October last; has come
to the courts Of New York. The military
who had charge of the town extended their
protection to three citizens, j. VI. Smith,
Louis Grant and r. Stewart whose loyalty
had given Offense to the people, The troops
under Lieutenant Curtis had made the Jail Of
jefferson their garrison. and it was attacked
by mob Of four hundred persons, who kill
ed Smith on the spot. and mOtally wounded
the other two refugees, one Of whom they
flung into bonfire, where he was burned to
death. The mob was led by John A. Pratt,
bitter rebel, who escaped. Pratt was ar
rested, and held to answer a charge Of muir
der. conspiracy aud treason.
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Saturday, August 2sth, 1869


at 9 O'Clock P. n, at which candidates for
the following Offices win be put in nOuina-
ton;
,1s;ta One Representative, One Probate Judge,
sE One Audit0r, One Treasurer, One Clerk,
One Sheriff, One Prosecuting Attorney, One
Commissioner, and one 1nfrmaTy Director.
Also to choose Central Committee for the
ensuing year.
sad The basis of representation viii be one
delegate to every Is votes cast for Gen. Glib
son at the Congressional election, last fall,
and one for every fraction Of thirteen or over
sn Under this rule the representation win be as
follows:
ToWNsHIPs--B -Ballville, 8; Green Greek, 10;
Jackson, s; Madison, 4; Riley, 3; Rice; 2,
Stndusky, a; Scott, 5; Townsend, 5; Wood
vile, 3; Washington, 5; York, IL.
oi CRY OF FRENOET.-First Ward, Z; Second
Ward, 5; Third Ward, 9.
The Republican electors Of the several
townships, and wards are requested TO nom
sinate candidates for Real Estate Appraiser,
to be voted for at the fall election, and also
to sppoint, on the same day, delegates to a
Judicial Convention to be held at Clyde,
August 18th, and to a Senatorial Oonven.
ai ton TO be held at MOnrevile, Huron
20 County, on Thursday, August Doth, 1863,
upon q baais Of one delegate to each one hun
edred votes cast for l. r. Sherwood, Secre-
'tary Of State. at the last October election,
and one for each fraction Of fifty or over
i Allowing one delegate to Rice township,
whose vote did not reach the fraction, the
delegation will stand as foIlOws-A being
the lumber to which the county is entitled:
s,4oTowEsHIPs.-Ba Ballville, 2; Green Greek, 5;
jackson, 9; Madison4l; Riley, !; Rice, 1;
SaDduEky, !; Scott, i; Townsend, l; Wood
vile, 1, Washington, l; York 3.
aOrrY or FEEMoNT.-First Ward, 3; Second
Ward, 1; Third Ward, L.
L By order Of the Cen. Com.
E. B, BELDIEe, F. K. TEETER,
naa Seciv, Ohairman.
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Rsppdiation In pubuque.

Dubuque, IOwa--a 8 loil " city in "loil'
State-has voted to repudiate its city debt
Will the Leader make note that repudia-
tiOn is becoming popular among the Repub.
icaIs
EDITOR LEADER The above is copied
from the Pain Dealer and is a very good
item, except that it is net trpe. Dubuque
is not Republican city. It never elected
but one Republican mayor and he got in by
the skin of his teeth,
General Jones, famous copperhead dur
ing the wsT, and who was under arrest for
treason, was from Dubuque. His two sons,
who fought in The confederate army, were
also from Dubuque.
1t furnished more soldiers for the rebel
army than any other town in Iowa, and has
most always gone from 400 to 800 coPper-
head majority.
No wonder that Dubuque repudiates her
atty debt. a,
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ity Of placing another candidate before
the people, but viii call a new Conven-
ton. If that is done, there will not be
over a month in which to drill their
partizans for the October engagement,
and they win 90 into that sure 81 de-
fest
LATER-PEEDLEToE NoMIKATRD.-
The Committee at their meeting on
Wednesday, instead of calling a=Stats
Convention, concluded to take the re-
possibility of furnishing the party with
a candidate, and accordingly rendered
the nomination to Geo. H. PendletoD,
Of multifarious Greenback notoriety,
and he has accepted. By this homin-
alton the Democracy have gone from
one extreme to the Other-from an ar
dent supporter Of the war, to ore of its
most energetic opponents. George has
evidently made up his mind to with
draw from the Presidential contest of
1872, and viii ego OUT of politics this
I'll r.r ralr rsel az
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The Senatorial convention, ,

We to-day publish tAe call for the Re-
publican Senatorial Convention. to de held
August 26th at MOnrOeville. The District,
consisting Of the four counties of Huron,
Erie, Sandusky end Ottawa, is TO elect two
Senators this fall in place of one. But little
has been said in regard to the Senatorial
Convention, and the names of the various
gentlemen who may desire to serve the
District have not been especially mentioned.
Senator EV9RETT is a candidate for renomi-
nation, and viii have the support of his own
county, we have been informed. We have
learned of 40 opposition to him in this or
Ottawa county, and presume he will be un-
animously renOminated. Erie county can
Justly ask the Convention to accept an Erie
county man as the other candidate on the
ticket, and we doubt not the Convention
will cheerfully admit the right of Erie coun-
ty to place on the ticket, We have heard
but one Erie county name mentioned in this
connection. and do not know whether this
was more than mentioned in the suggestive
We allude tofJoHN MACKEy, ESQ >, of this
city, who would without doubt take front
rank in the State Sen ate, if elected to the
position. - SaHd'laby Register.
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Early last week Rosecrans, the can
didste Of the Democracy. was heard Of,
IN California He was serenaded by
the Young Mems Democratic Club Of
San Francisco, and the Democracy Of
Ohio, who had been anxiouslY awaiting
his advent, momentarly expected to
hear the news of his acceptance of the
nomination they had conferred upon
him. But the news came not and &C
-oOrdiugly the Executive Committee,
nervous with dread, yet bursting with
anxiety, telegraPhed the hero Of Stone
River, to know what was his confusion.
To this dispatch, after waiting several
days, they received the following, from
San francisco:
AAfter the war 1 resigned very de-
siYsbJe position in the army, and left
NV State to secure at least the possibil-
ity offulflhng duties deemed sacred to
nv creditors and family: Those duties
now forbid me the honor Of leading the
Democracy of Ohio in the pending can
ysss for Governor.
This dispatch fell, like vet bIsn-
ket, upon the hopes of the Democracy,
and they are hopelessly demoralized
Five weeks of the campaign wasted and
vet no candidate, and without the pos
sibiIity of getting one who would oc-
cupy the position before the people,
which Gen. Rosecrans did-no smell
Of Copperhesdism upon his garments.
Whist are they to do! They have
vlIped their old record at one swallow,
have accepted all the stigmas which
Rosecrsns digniied them with, and now
there is none to take his place unless
thew should transfer Col. Mcdonnell,
Che author of the "Address of the
Army Of the Cumberland" from his
position as a candidate for Attorney
Genera, to the place vacated by "0ld
Rossy's" destination. They may &c
back to their oil wheslhOues, but il
they do It will be a virtual acEnOWled,
ment of their weakness, and tbst they
had made a great mistake in taking
'Ehe step forward" That step forward
wasa bitter pill to the unterrhed, but
after having swallowed it, with so much
vspuSnance, to be obliged to athrOW il
upp agaiu, and fall back to their old
positos, is The feather too much. Their
Ststs Central Committee will meet al
Columbus, On the 18th. It is moi
sbought they viii take the responsible
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

= TEENEssEE ELEcTIoE.-As was an.
ticipated Dewitt c. Septer, Republi-
can, and acknowledgement under
BrOwnlOw,i has been elected Governor
by a majority Of about SO goo. He
was voted for BY portion Of the Re
received also the entire
Democratic and rebel vote; 50 that the
may virtually be regarded as a
triumph Of the rebel element, and it is
only to be hoped that no evil may fol-
low it. --latest reports as to the coms
plexion of the Legislature render it
questionable whether Andrew ]. viii be
chosen o. S. Senator, ,.'' 80.
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Mn IS REPORTED that the Empress
Eugene, contemplates making the tour
of this country. Should she conclude
to do 50, it is said that .Rear-Admiral
Rad6oSd, in5the Flagship Franklin,
will escort the French feet.
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STATE TICKET
I HepubIIcaR Senatorial Con-
8nl aH5 ~ VentiOns

80 The Republican Electors Of the SOth Sen
st0siAl District. composed Of the Counties of
i. Huoa, Erie, sandusky and Ottawa, are re-
.,s.qpested to meet in Convention At Monroe
vile, Huron county, on
Thursday, August 26th, 1869,
s,ost II O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nom
~ instiug two Senators for said District. The
basis Of representation in said Convention
win be one delegate for every one hundred
votes cast in October last for the Republican
,s I candidate for Secretary of State, and one
delegate for every fraction of fifty votes or
20 over This basis viii give to the Counties
/. ..icoupriSing saiddDistriet the following re-
prsssutatiop:
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SAD 4AFEAIR-TE-CLEEz zLAND-A SoN
KILLED By HIS FATHnB B-AbOut half
past twelve o'clock on Monday morn
ing last frighlful tragedy occurred at
the Lake View House.. 1t had been
closed, aRd all the persons about the
house had retired to sleeps when the
proprietor, Mr.. Gilmartih and his wife,
were awakened BY the rafting Of a
window in the room adjoining their
sleeping apartment, as, though some
one was trging'to effect an entrance, i,
The old man got up, and taking with
him 3 loaded musket went into the
other room. The window was raised,
and q man was trying TO- climb upon
the sill. Z He. was challenged by the old
man, who did not recognize him, but
making 10, reply, the old man raised
his gun and fired, the supposed rObber
falling to the ground without 3 groan.
The shot aroused the inmates Of the
house, and carrying to the spot, they
found MAJ id the agonies Of death,
who was recognized as Thomas Gil
martin, son of the proprietor. 1t is
not supposed that he was attempting to
enter Che house for seIOniOus purposes,
but to get to bis room, yet he is spoken
of as notorious character. The
father was placed under arrest and a
cOrOner's inquest was held, but nothing
developed to implicate the father in an
Intentional murder of his son.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
HGoVEREoR MORTON,
Pi ks q roll 5O,e
sa,tr5svsA..zust IzNla6o

To those who have a desire to hear
this distinguished Statesman; no better
opportunity could be offered. Thous-
ands will visit Toledo, on that occasion,
for no other purpose than to hear this
great orator. sl18E e. H|I
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

people % SoOss sSd-pay SO>msKs this the
terminus. Will Akron act at once. or will
all our people be MicawbefI "waitiDg for
something TO turn up9'
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eoAgra.t ). lsss.
County CORVen-
1iRns

o. The Republicans Of the various Townships
20 Of Sandusky county, and the Wards Of the
City Of Fremont are requested 10 assemble
at their usual places Of meeting, on Saturday
August I4th, 1869, and choose delegates to
io represent them in a County Convention,
70 be held at the Court House, in Fremont
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE M
T EGAL NOTICE.

Charles G. Greene vs., Edward F. Dickinson,
Julia s. Dickinson, John B. B. Dickinson, Rudolf
ph1s Dickinson, Martha Jane Dickinson, James
A. Dickinson, Henry King, Horsee King, and
Margaret Dickinson:
Henry King and Horace King will take notice
that Charles g. Greene has filed his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Sandusky county, Ohio,
against them and the other defendants above
named, the substance of which is that he Dur.
chased, at delinquent tax sale. on the 18th day OF
January, A. d. 1867, the following lands and tene-
ments to-WiE
z The north part Of the east half of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section number twenty-five f22:l
also, the east half Of the south east quarter of
ton sixteen t6; also, the south bali of the south
west quarter of section fifteen 15;I also the north
west quarter Of the north west quarter of section
tWenty-twoi l22,l all in township four a. range
thirteen (lS.l
That be has paid taxes thereon since said pur-
chase and that the taxes, interest and penalty
alnountto the sum of ,537 so. That these to-
gether with the other defendants the owners Of
said lands and tenements subject to said taxes,
interest and penalty, She substance Of the prayer
OF SAID petition is that said sum be declared lien
on said lAnds that defendants be decreed to pay
the same and IN default Of such PAYMENTS said
lands be sold in satisfaction of said sum of money
and costs; that they are required to answer said
petition on or before the 4th day Of October next,
OF the same will be taken seonfsssed against them
July Is. ls60 sg-s9 PPfs. Att'y.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

The wire mills of the. Cleveland Rol-
ling Mil oomripsssn Company ~ situated n near d the
village of Newburg, were, destroyed by
fire, on the evening of the 9tL. The
loss is set doWRst ss5, goo, covered by
an insurance Of $40, 600 y sasti. ~
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w A N TED.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

i h R. Finofrock, Assignee, of Peter Kessler.
has fled in the Probate Court Of sanduslxy county,
Ohio, his accounts for final settlement. said ac-
COUNTS are tor hearing August 23d, 1860, at 10
o'clock A. n. J, l., GREENE. r.
aug W tseA as-S@ Probate Judge,
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Republican judicial COHVen-
..-rr-.-- - linn. ---

The Republican Electors Of the First Sub
Division Of the Fourth Judicial District OF
Ohio, are requested TO meet in Convention,
-sUt Clyde, on .3e t
oH Wednesday, August 18th, 1869,
at II O'Clock A. H.. 70 nominate candidate
for the Office Of Judge Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for said Sub Division, The basis
of representation in said Convention will be
one delegate for every one hundred votes
sca7t II October last for the Republican can
didats for Secretary Of State, and one dele
gate for every fraction Of ffty votes or over.
The basis viii give TO the Counties cOmpris-
ing said Sub Division the following repre-
sentRtiOn;
rE Lucas County y....--..------.46
Huron County ty.....-------..-39
ETie County ty.-..-.-----.- -.----2S
ioi Saudusky County ty.....----.--%4
Ottawa County ty.......-..----
The stFeral County Central Committees
will designate the manner Disappointing said
delegates
OHAs. Z. PEEEEwELI,
rys.is WV. B. SLOAN,
J. u. RIToHIE,
.-.. ]. Z. HoRD,
WV. G. LANE,
Hi 1udic,.sl District COMMITTEES.
July %. 1863.