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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

The Presbyterian S. S. will meet
next Sabbath ct o'clock, P. III.
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DE-. HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTEI

Would you know more of the merits of g
wonderful medicine than can be learned from
experience OF Othersg Try il yourself, and "
u has failed 10 fulfill the assurance Of its
in it,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09
GERMAN BITTERS,

~ his Invaluable Tonic. lie has prepared 81 =
ossier medicine. which is rapidly winning :
way &c popuias favor bscazse Of its intrins. c
merits, This is
UoorraND-s poDopuyTT,S pyrrs
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

Notices of several public sales will
appear next week.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09
Ayers Sarsaparilla
ZOE PURIFYING TEE DAcoD,

Tie reputation This ex
cellent medicine enjoys
Is derived from It's cnres
many Of which are tTul
marvellous Inve,cres
cases of SSrofulous dis
ease, where the syEtsa
seemed saturosed viii
corruption, have bed
purified and cured by Il
Scrofilous affections .ni
disorders which were az
gTavated by the scrofu
Ions contamination tlnti
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

that traveller, deslrous orreaciling New
York from either Cincinnati. Cleveland.
Dunkirk, Buffalo or Niagara Falls, could
be afforded an opportunity of setting
out on any one of
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VI SsEE7y
spLENpI0Ly ILLUSTRATED.
Notices ofMe Press.

-'Us'tto y 'IIe = TO.
The Model NeEspapcro Of our ccu-trv- Complete
in all the departments CT an Amtr'ccn Family
PaPrr. Hlr"er's Weekly has earned for itself a
rgl to It. title "a Journal CT fertilization New
IOr< E-cHin, F st
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nit Of any comparison be Wycu il and any ~ their
number Its columns contain the inest collections
Of reading -gnatJcr thrt are pri.tet its Illus
trations are numerous and Jeagtldl bcinr.i1rui>h
ell by the chief artists of the countcy.E0stcn Tray
eler.
Harpar's Weekly Is the hest and mos; interesting
illustrated newspaper Nc. ooes :,s yai5e depend
on its Illustrations alone rs reading matter is Of
8 GiEu order OF literary merit-v1.toi Instructive,
ente st4inius IND unex eptionable.-N. /. sun.
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Arrearists

The following gentlemen have paid
their subscription to the Republican to
the date denoted opposite their names:
Wm. MeJunkin. january l. 1867
Wn. Gillian. January /, 1866.
E. Fox, September 90. 1863.
III. Myers. May q. 1867.
j. d. Rex, May y. 1867.
n. himble. May 27, 1867.
ii. Smith. September y, 1867.
Robert McClain. March %, 1869.
G. w. Sebastian, January l, 1870.
Philip Shoemaker, Sept. 20, 1865.
Mcdowell, July 4th, 1868,
David l. Michaels, March l, 1850.
John Hahn. March 4, 1869.
E. II. Stevens, January l. 1859.
Samuel Hughey, August Is. 1868.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

A slight snow storm visited this To-
cality last Monday night.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

At Bueyrus, at the residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. J, B. Baltzly,
Mr. Oswald Z. Graveil. of this place and
Miss Flora j. Norton OF Bucyrus.
SO the Forum announces, but don't
give date of the transa ction.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

SssF- No. /, DALEY except Monf!ly; Nos; 3,
aud 2. daily except sunday; rs. and daily.
No. 4, daily except saturday aad Sunday
7. j.. MYERS,
General Ticket Agon
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II. NICK ELY
DEALER IN
Harm ess Hides E=eals1-
er, Saddles &c.
Shop on north side of Wyandot Avenue
lrositethe Post Office
ERIE.

Twenty years ago it would have been
deemed
MsRVFIOUS
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JyARRIED.

-~~~o-~NoN~|~"~"~"~">~~~~~ ~~~~~-~o~~~o~~~o~~~~~~-
At the residence OF tha brides f the. in
Mifliia tp., on the 1st OF November 1871
by Rev j. kiinger, Mr.. Andrew L. Van.
aYsd all and Miss Sebia Bower, both of
this county.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

''T!ie best, cheapest, ana most sJc-
casstul Family Paper III the
Gui0n."
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and Hundreds Of Others

IT, ali parts Gfthe north, west aad south,
JE Garner, IA a Milwaukee.
Council Bluffs, WGrch %, 1871.
James 4 Jackson : Jo-Havin- Examined t.ie
formula Of the "io,ue Stomach Bi.tcrs.'' have
prescribed them In ,Ey praet tice tor some time.
AMI pronounce them The a-t'Tauir BittcIs Low
in use. l. 4 ,lc,Igaol. = J.,
EsA. .For sale ly al druggists and -tocsrs
James 4. jackson AZ Co. Props,
Laboratory 1o5 ard l9I ser 5nd -. st Louis
G. w. KEENAN,. DrugSist, Sole Agent
for this place.
No sS1y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

H. FLACIk & CO.,
NLOTHIERS, and dealers in all kinds of Flu 7
~ nishing Goods for ge8tlemen's wear. Room
corner opposite the Court House.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09

At the residence of the bridef parents,
Nov. 5th 1871. by Rev. ID. y. Kuhn. Mr..
William y. Craigie anu Miss Florence N.
KILLER, both OF Nevada, o.
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DIR. O. FERRIS,
SURGICAL PERATl oNs.

] can always be found at my Office during
business hsurs, when not absent profes sionaif.
calls for me at my residence. OAice in Beerr's
Block, second floor. 25-t1
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-09
Eininent Pnysicians ot Chicago,

The formula for tie Horne Eitier> has been
submitted - Us, and we believe then to be the
best tonic ana >ti.nElnHt for general Use row
offered To the pUhiir. n Woodbury.. II D.. G. i
Mariner, Araivic:;l chemist. is ' 4 Eianey,
NJ p, Prof Ofchemi stry. Rgsh Medical college
ncs. N d; I. Lu,liatl. IA 81: Jas Collins ~ d. J
y Wall er. d, II Hoyn-, N 1. Thos Ellis, III
u, j : t5ahu, ~ Il.
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Irwin snt Physieians /, Cincinnati

The Home Bittcrs are a. invaluable remedy
for inii -estioE and diseases arising f-sm Iaal;-
rial causes
q 3 Thompson m 4. in cha-ce city hospital
J Il Rodgers, IN q, Il " IrIitll. ~ :.l.soyt'
Bell. m q, AleNan der liFs'uc. ~ = : Ec-isgs
Paul Ot-y, M Il; II y Edmnnds, n JOS l.
Lynch IA 4.
E-nir2ne Physicians in Pi,tst ursh
B = bake. III q, " L Child-. n Il: . Gulh.
Wm Cloves, M 4; ID II willard. L. I J Il Nc
Cle!laud. m. a;
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Thursday Morning, Nov. 9.
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Rates of Advertising.

Stunt md s9lisfellansnna.
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For Fever and Acue. iatesmiiteuts, Billions
ness and al disorders arising from Inaiartous
causes. hey are hi-hiy respected as "a Anti-
Dyspeptic, and in cases Of Indigestion are in
valuable. As an appetizer and Tccu peraut. and
in eases ,f general rehiiity they have never, IN
single instance. failed Ia pruGuc ine The most
hap resul.s. IheY are 1 aTlicnlnrlV
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20

A Characteristic Speech.-The following
speech peculiarly characteristic of the ora.
tor, was yesterday delivered by Thomas
Saunders, Esq, the popular Brook Avenue
druggist, on the occasion of laying the cor
ner stone of the new engine-house soon to
De erected IN that vicinity. Tremendous
applause followed the delivery, so we are
informed
. Gentte7nen--1 have been selected by Won TO de-
liver an address upon this occasion, not SO much.
L presume, with reference to any remarl,able
apiity L may possess, but because of my near
aesiueRce @ 70 the spot my deep interest in the sue
eess oi your enterprise and the liberal and costly
eposlts nave made in this cornerstone.
NY apility as an orator will bear unfavorable
comparison with my ability n professional
man therefore, L promise you that should /
sicken you with what I say you have only to
Walk across to my cure-all establishment TO find
relief--cheap for cash ~
My difiidence would not be so ereat bnt T nm,
aware that these interesting ceremonies includ
lng what may say to You, will be published in |
al IN Ine papers throughout the world
we are here to-day to assist in the cere,nonies /
OF laying the cornerstone of this building and |
although we are not surrounded by that pomn
and splendor which marked a similar occasion IN
,,nala. nnes,er lne other day. the union of hearts
present is as firm as the bricks soon to be used
mere Upon this stone, containing yaluables is
10 De erected building to aid i'm the preservation
~ nuih;ih Iie, ana in recognition of that fact /
nave deposited IN II a box of my inf;illble horse
powders, and another of compound cathortic
plils do not mean by this that it will be n one
lorse , building, or ever shelter one-horse ma
'mne, but rather that come the alarm offire fro,,
table or dwelling the boys will be alike promnt
n answering it, P'P'
We are to build no pretentious temple. or "Fraa
Srdge," Which in time may decay and beco,naa
rap for human lives, but a solid brick strnctnra
a which a sentinel will ever be on guard ms a |
erpetual reminder 10 you and your descendants
a, ha,, vigilance Is the price of safety well as
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20

Aaneratioa.-W will give the grounds
upon which we would be willing to have
Manchester annexed to Richmond. For the
Satisfaction OF those who are the most in
terested, and that we may not be misunder-
STOOD, as 1t seems all have been, we were
requested to mention the subject noticed
sometlme back IN order to draw out those
VINO , are opposed to it, to get their views !;
out none seem TO oppose it to that extent as
70 say anything in public for or against it.
IL an agreement could be made with Rich
mona, SO as to annex this town to it, upon
tne following terms, we think we would be
Wiling 10 have 1t done, otherwise we would
oppose it:
Fifteen years free from taxation. and
an the revenue from the property Of the
Town 10 be spent on the improvement of
the town In streets, gas-lights, street-cars.
&C., and free bridge-Mayo's--or one
near nsa to 1t, for the poor people of the town.
we are OF the opinion since this matter has.
10 some extent, been looked in to by u.s.
that Manchester is town destined to be a
great place OF business; but with all this
she would like to have a name that those
who are manufacturing goods in the place
might not be ashamed to STAMP it upon
the same shipped abroad.
1. o. o. I've have been informed
that the members of Henderson Lodge. No
100, L. .. o. F., intend celebrating the
Fourth OF July with picnic at Cersley's
Grove, on the Midlothian turnpike. short
distance from town. A committee of three
has been appointed to confer with Stuart
Lodge and request their participation in the
affair. If we may judge from the highly
pleasurable demonstrations of a similar ma,
Iure maugurated by this Lodge, we can un-
promise all who participate an
occasion of enjoyment which presents itself
but rarely. '>'''' ''''e'i
Pe'sonal.-We were glad to see our es-
-eemed friend and citizen, VIM. G. Taylor
IN last evening, who has been absent for
some time, visiting many cities in his trim to
he East, North and West. Mr.. Taylor I
,lyes a good account of the condition of
hings IN many of the cities and other places
Tlslted by him. If we had a few more sucb |
nen IN Manchester we would have city
Don. wy
Ne0 Baalding.-T. b. Cersley is having
large building put up on Thirteenth street
ne house, we have been informed, will he
ne largest frame building in Manchester
unit since the war. The upper part of il
.lIl be used for entertainments.
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Hotel Arr1cals.-We note the following
to-day: .

|
Erchonge and Ballord-Maior L + RaIlard
w; Johnson and wife, N G.; George Fl
rrar, va; John M Odell Brooklyn: b James
aainpden Sidney ] Palmer, Cairo Illinois
Colonel T w Holmes, Il II Lynde. N Y: w II
Tut and son and Miss Elia Tut. Ga = q q
E, Iaee, philadelphia; Z J Lilly, M ] Hawkins.
~ q; Il ID * Parrott Kingston, N @; Thomas X
Doe, Danville; Rose a Rnford
tennessee; w B Chidress, A l. Peters Va
w Fist, White sulphur Springs; r. R Carrier
Charies CITY; w l. Owen, Halifax; q q Har,
InoGk; Charotte; + B Wesson, NY; ] Lyon
w ) Bragg, Va; f Tyler city. M W Wood
worm, Il A Miller, West Va; John Preston Jr
> I; DR. n Burgess, Havana; G. w Gale. Raj
children, N Y. WV
American Hotel-H Atkinson. city: r. Ear
neart, montgomery co., l. S Martin, do: r Rene
aict, z X; l. r Ford, Charlotte j ID Ford
40; X Wood, Southern Express company: w q
L.angt ton, X r r; j Il Gretter p q r II. r. T
WORD, IA; T. Roper, d Il; r Il Potts.
Sorshefh Express company; J O Jordon do: T.
n rlnney, Powhatan John w Booker II 4 ID r
X; } II Ham, Amelia; Coleman and son. do
Ihomas Scott, do; w w Wilkinson, PoWan
tan; George I Lee, Va
Ford's Hotei.--J II Barlow, Jr J T Omohnn-
Gro, Ihomas Kinnery, Va; q Coleman and son
9nomas Scott, J II Ham, Amelia; Mrs Perry
L'henburg Charles Peale James M Ouese1'
berry, Spotsylvania j M Smith, Madison co,,rt.
mouse; N II IlotchlIiss, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad; Ill L Dabney King William u
Z Vaughan, Va W III Coreyin Boston Ma,e
: " Burch, Va; II A Denny, Boston, Mass. I
heliy, Philadelphia; p Ryan, N Y; r. T Under
WOOD ) Fowler, Va; G j Julien Charleston
, =; George II Peyton, Va; ] ii Wiley, r. & II
= foiI. ~ James Furguson, N Y; N Newton, Nor
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20

VISIT OF THE RUSSIAN PRINcE l,roat
preparations are in progress at Cronstadt
for the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis to the
United States. 1t has been decided that he
will embark in the Admiral General. IRON
plated steam frigate, one of the finest YES
sells IN the Russian navy. The New York
Commercial Adce'fiser believes it is correct
IN assuming that the vessel is the identical
General Admiral Qhe words transposed)
which was built in New York few years
ago, about the same time that the Italian
ii1gate Re Galantuomo was under construc-
uon, and taken out in person by Wm. Ii.
Webb, from whose yard she was launched.
Ii so, her return, under the circumstances,
will have special significance.
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THE Governor of West Virginia has
issued his proclamation announcing the
ratification of the amendment to the State
constitution which restores to the Confede-
rates the right of suffrage, and now for the
first time in the history of that State the
people have a genuine republican form Of
government, under which citizens of all
classes and colors have voice at the polls
without denial or constraint. Better and
more peaceful times within her borders NAV
now be looked for.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20

General Hotchkass.-We are not going to
say Mr.. Hotchkiss for he is general and
truly great one, and has led an army upon
our soil more difficult to command, and
with more glorious purposes than those of
war. lie brought down amongst us, sixty
odd editors on an errand of peace, and to
see the grand old country we all inhabit,
who were to go back and tell their people
OF our fine lands and natural advantages.
His was mission of benefit to us which is
appreciated by none more than ourselves.
We copy the following notice of him and
his speech from the Troy DAILY Press.
which he reports as ko,rect.
Mr.. HotcldSss, who has planned the excursion
is gentleman whose very appearance is prepos-
sessing. He reminded me strongly of our genial
Prince Hotchkin, excepting that the former has a
bronzed face and wears II long beard strealed
Wlih gray; MIR. HotclIlSiss is selfmade man.
lie was former resident of New York, and made
aI, ana lost fortune or two. His indomitable will
tthe filst trait in his character which attracted
my noticc) is again winning him success and |
prosperity: He informed his guests last evening |
IN IN capital lmpromptu speech, which he made |
ABOARD the State of Virginia. that he had planned |
the editorial excursion simply for the benefit of
Virginia. He said two things were necessary TO |
give this State new life and to rebuild it's deyas-
ti ud.ed ana waste places. The first of these was
. Inc Press" and the second was ''association -
He wished to bring his editorial friends in contact
with the men of the South, and then he wished
them TO write about men and matters down Sonth
Just as they found them.
:, mr Hotchldss claims to be Virginian al
though born in New York State. A more Jealous
and noble man never knew His |
enthusiasm is wonderful. Tears fairly came into
ms eyes while he addressed us, last night. on the
condition Of affairs in Virginia. and told us of the
'esources of the State the hospitality of the
Deople, and the misfortunes under which they
truggled. Mr.. ii. was sincere In all that he said
nd IN IS ABOUT as earnest in his eor. in behalf of
qc o,,a ao,,lI 1... r. I
ne state, and told the members of the excursion |
penly that he was a Johnny Reb" Said he !: I
anne could not, would not. desert NV State
et its future be what it might" This is very \
hafacteristlc of the man. lie SAYS: syirginia !
wants you Northern men--she wants yo,,r enter l
rise and your money! He youches for The GOOD {
'eling which prevails towards Northern men
mo come down here and attend strictly to their |
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20

Poice Comt.-The following cases were
disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning:
George Smith, (colore1 for contempt of
court, was fined 81.
John Branch, (colored) up to answer for
shooting Thomas White with intent to
diisfigme or kill, was sent to jail until Mon.
day, to which time his case was continued.
George Washington and Mary Washing
ton, (colore0 for abusing and Threatening
to kill Mary Z. Valentine. George was
tined s2 90, and Mary warned and let off.
Edward J. Morgan, charged with assault
ing and threatening to strike Henry Hagant.
was let off on payment of costs.
Rachel A. Writ and Burley Flagg, col
ored, for assaulting and abusing each other.
Rachel fined s., and Burley 81 so.
Louisa Robinson, colored, for threatening
70 kiii b'lnda White, and Bunda White for
Louisa Robinson; each fined S..
Twenty-Five dollars were imposed and
collected by this court this morning.
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PROPOSALS.
nUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. UNPrED
W STATES ARMY

PHTLADEIPHIA, Pa, June IA, ISL
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate. win he
received at this Office until ~ O'Clock noon SA
TuRDAY, July 10, 1871, for building a One and
pepper Court-llouse (Va.) National Cemetery.
separate bids for building this Lodge of brick
are also invited - ~"
Sealed proposals will also be received nj This
oifice at the same time for building a Stone or.
brick wall and Iron Railings with one double
ana one single iron gate around the Fredeyicks
burg (Va.) National Cemetery
n BIDDERS iors the Stone or Brick Wall and Iron
hailihgs VIII be required TO specify the price per
nnear loot, and no bid will be received that does
not conform to this requirement
=, Ihe rubbish resulting from the excavation for
the Walls and foundation for the lodge to be re-
moved from the ground of each cemetery at the
expense of the successful bidder
Plans specifications and blank forms for bids
VIII be furnished upon application to the nnder
signed HENRY G. HODGES
Major and Quartermaster n. IS. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR THE
Il NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcmrrcr

Soo,ad -, WASHINGTON, May "A, 1871.
O'Clock. M of tbe ood da ~ ~ tgceVeu @ ulti y
office Of the Supervising acbteot G nf ~ 10 ~ Inc
ry Department for frn;shino nd - sin
the site of the ,nnnosad h,iiE u ueiis eIihg at
sion granite reuired for the anfs,n r, e ~ uie-
State Department. for which oho, dso a. ooa 5l,e new
feet will be required PronosaIs t sto en1ic i
price per cnbo fnot f,r NUS, sttlle the
do not exceed twenty cnha faet III I'M 3
increase in the p;ce for iee. aiu me rate OF
cubic feet III Tn i.S. es loi stuies exceeding twenty
Az aJ .'s s piesout ~ pe given, but will approximate
ed according 10 schedule Of net SOL laid bnevei ,,
be furnished the contractor. one inch viii /" bn
allowed for quarry dimensions ON aaoh , W.. ns
Each bid must be ACCOMPANIED h, . sa,n,,,o
block, ~ inches cube of the granite il is proposed
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20
DIED,

MuRPHY.-On the 10th instant. at II .o,c,oc,,
NJ me residence Of his parents John and Jane
y - Pny mo ~ west Seventeenth street) HAIR
ms iis funeral will take place at 3 o'clocl, To.
MORROW. The friends of the family are in
vited to attend ~ "a
He is dead and gone--a flower
Born and withered in an hour
Coldly lies the death-frost now
On his little rounded brow:
And the seal of darkness lies
Ever on his shronded eyes
He will never feel again
Touch of human joy or pain
Never will his once bright eyes
Open with glad surprise
Nor the deatll-frost leave his br, W.
Al Is over with him now
we lay thee in the silent tomb
sweet blossom of day..
We 1ust began to see me bloom
Mhen thou vast called away
no little head upon my breast.
NO feet upon my knee;
Dear Lord, how could give hin,
To any one but Thee
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20
IOR NEW YORK.

E r.. ,-r,,arar, ! a -.
GOMPANY'S elegant steamship CfEORGE r.
I, uf5ION, Captain ROBERTS, will leave her wharf
r. Fraa,a h1cfetts on TUESDAY June 10th, at p M
fTeight received up to the hour of sailing
Close connections and through bills Of ladrc
Sisen , 70 all southern, eastern, and western
Piaces; also, to Europe and Australia
Fare, 20: meals and state-rooms extra
:, ID. j. BURR, President,
y Io----V 1914 Main street
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20

!, Husttngs CouH.-In this court to-day.
,ile case OF the Commonwealth against ex.
mayor Chahoon was called. A re,,ire of
tl,wenity-four having been summoned from
the city, answered to their names, who being
Questioned as to their competency, answer
cd SO as to be rejected by the court. An
order was thereupon entered requiring the
sergeant to summon yenire from other
sections OF the State. The attorneys for
the the defence objected, and subjected the
sergeant and his deputy to an examination
as to their ability to find competent iury
mere. The examination was progressing
when this report closed. Ns'- Nl'''l-ls e