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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-09

Some complaint is heard from Tux. payers,
about the increase Of our police force, and the
necessary expense that it involves. 1t seems
to be the opinion of some that though an in
creased force is called for, the burden of it
might in some way be mainly or measurably
avoided. How this is 10 brought about, it is
not easy to see. Perhaps, if every citizen
could be made to feel it his duty to offer
prompt assistance 10 an officer whenever
there was disturbance of the peace or other
violations Of the law, standing force might
be dispensed with during the day. The fruit.
iul time for rows, however, is the night season,
when the streets are in the main deserted, and
our orderly citizens in their beds. The neces-
sity of an increased force at night is hardly
to be dispensed with and whether our cti-
zens generally would fly TO the succOr of an
officer, even in daylight, is not borne out by
any past experience. Even when called upon
in an emergency, we have seen much reluc-
tance and indifference manifested. 1t would
seem difficult, then, if the present condition OF
things calls for greater protection, how. unless
volunteer assistance Is at hand, the expense OF
sustaining much increased force can be
avoided. If our fremen, as has been intimat-
ed, could be depended upon by arrangement,
to render assistance in cases of arrest, for a
sm Ill compensation from the village treasury
such an arrangement, if practicable, might an
swer the end, and keep the expenditures for
this service within moderate bounds.
The following is the list of Jurors for the
October term, 1871, for the common Pleas
Court, commencing Oct. 10Th.
GRAND JURORS.
J. Shepard, Sheffield; Joseph Shaw, Con-
neaut; A. ii. Fenton, Windsor; S. G. Hill
Hartsgrove Austin Harmon, Andover; r.
Warner, Geneva; Harvey Speliman, Rome; j.
B. Crosby, Ashtabula; Frederick Wilcox
Wayne; Clinton Sperry, Morgan; W. L.
Heath, Wiliamstield; Lucian Kellogg, Mon.
roe; Horatio Woodwork, Wayne; NJ.
Woodwork, Kingsville; Samuel Newton,
Plymouth.
PETIT JURORS
John Rockwell, Plymouth; A. Hatch,
Wayne; Z. II. Tinkhsm, Saybrook; Hiram
Spadprd, Jr., Trumbuil; John Harmon, Ash
tabula; j. G. Wright, Saybrook John Corl-
leyon, Colebrook T. S. Edwards, Ashtabula ;
Geo. Russell, Ashtabula; Geo. Amsdcn, Ash
tabula; Henry Hill, Harpersfield; Andrew J..
Cheney, Conneaut; Joel Rice, Cherry Valley
VIM. r. Jayquays, Geneva; P. p. Church,
Lenox; l.. S. Skinner, Conneaut; Gee Carter,
Rome; M. c. Gilbert, Geneva; John II. Nor
doff, Geneva; George Green, Ashtabua
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We will continue our closing out sale until
Sept Goth. Tuler D. Carlisle.
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The Orwell Fair will be held on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 4th, 5th and
9th
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LADIEs viii Cad relief from their headache costveness
Swimming In the head collie stomach teyes.ne,s,
etc. etc, by taking simnons' Liver Regulator. .
Persons living In uaheslthy lOcAlltes may avoid al
bilious attacks BY taking dose Of sinmons's Liver
Regulator occasionally to keep the Liver IN healthy
tiOn. II should be used by all persons old and young
II IL not unpleasant purely vegetable compound IL
not Injurious to the most delicate Constitution aud will
keep the liver In healthy action.
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We will pay Cash for 900 bushels of Oats.
.. ToMBEs & BRO.
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Ashtabula Co. Fair is to be held Sept 10Th
goth and 21st
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We have small stock of Crockery left that
will be sold at cost until Sept. 20th
Tvlcr d Cdrtisls
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JAMES REED, Esq.-Please say to your
readers that am not and never have been q
subscriber to the Ashabula JefeysenitAa-
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The COnfessiOns OF IN nInvaItd.-Published
warning and for the benefit OF young and 9th.
ere, who suffer from Nervous Debility, &C., supplying
the means OF self cure.
Written hy who cured himself. and sent free
uu receiving post paid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
26t2b BrOokyu n Y
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MARRIED.

In Jefferson, Sept. Bird, by Rev. s, Wilkinson Mlss
Eliza Williams to Michael O'mara, both ofAsntabua.
In Jefferson. Sept. 5th by Rev, s. wilkinson, Miss
Corintha Woodworth OF Cherry Valley to Alfred Barber
Of Williamsfeld.
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Real Estate For Sale.


A FINE FARM, situated on Plym-
outh Ridge. 2E miles from Ashtabula Village, contain
ing Soy of excellent land. Well watered and
der superior clitiyRton Vineyard 100 fruit
bearing Trees. acre small Fruits supply OF Wood
good Buildings and all very cheap.
A Lot of a3s acres one fifth Of which Is woodland
about Onehalf mile from Ashtabula Village, the
Gul
A Pine Residence and Lot of q acre on Chestnut St
Barn, Fruit good Water and everything convenient
Also. very desirable property North Ridge Road
near the old Fair Grounds, Consisting Of house nearly
new Barn, acre OF excellent land well stocked with
fruit.
Also, House and Lot on Park St., directly in the
entire Of The Village.
den land with Orchard and Vineyard and many vare
eties of small fruits About ~ miles Wesi from Ashta-
bua Village On the North Ridge Road
splendid Garden of nearly three acres under high
House Barn and other sppertinenees, be Sold very
cheap. Situated little s ", Of tbs Borough limits
! he Round Head Road,
Pleasant ResiaeEes aad Lot on corner Of S9e ana
Prospect Streets Pins Garden aRd Of Fruit
An excellent seock Farm, On the. cd, Turnpike az
Tor grazing and tAage; e&celsn Mood lot. Buildings
ample and good.
A valuable srEn en- North Ridge Road ~ miles Eask
OF Ashtabpa Village 100 acres good buildings and con-
renteniI arranged aHSA aoGSe and " acre oi iand -
East Village.
Many Olher farms in diasr,ni localities and sizes to
! Ut purchasers.
a cheap and xery desirable property fronting the
WeS RaE- in AsAlabals Village; also, House and Lot
and Lots in all parts OF the Village Store in Kings
rillei Western Lands asd city Lots in Duluth.
! Inquire of -
A.,..,, -, ,s,, Esa ss1, Estate and ins; s;os 4sst
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We learn from the Painesville Aduertiser,
that secondhand engine was procured for
the Painesville road and that workmen were
engaged in grading the track in the village
for reuching the L. s. road. with the expec,a-
ton of an early use from the Lake Shore track
snuth.
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"our Joe" Is remarkable YOUTH and quite good
judge, probably, Of whisky and tobacco of truth.
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BY J, H. sCHENCK, ED.

Many human being has passed a-Hy for whose
Known and indispntabiy proven means Of cure Those
near sna dear % AMY 9d ie6ds b are hiespigg ,hi
DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
md avaed themselves Of his wonderfully cnjcacIous
DR.. Schenck has in his avn case pTdEed that .~he-
medicines and his direct0ns for their use. is quicken
IN ths ssatsTsnt there no.9g
gnd vsih. work. The theory Of IL: cure by Dr..
lis philosophy REQUIRES argument Is selfssur-
The sea-weed Tonio and Handrnsc Pills are the first
1Ti1n,ie q, dysnnn.i n and . fnnrti,pal;r is.,rerei
Rvsr VIII 81. ednGti"n tom tie 6.Sheha tube. syn;
inor6irc action Of the liver. ilefe then c:n. the cut
mnating result, AMI the setting Ia, wit al! las cs
tressing syiaptomsiot
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills are composed of of Natures
noD!est gifts thu P1dhillgm 'elt,inm TheN Is,.;
calonIel, bu;. unlike cliOnel they
"LEAvE NO STING BEHIND"
The work Of cure is nov beginning. Tho v.t'atei
and mucous deposit. in the bowels amt IN the aiime-
S6ynd up II aT2uss.s iron, It's t,rpidty me si6m
resrnsiveiy. aud Tie patient begins ~ feel
that he is getting at last,
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
TIE sea-weed Tonic in conjunction with the rills,
permestcs ana assntiates with the fo d. Chylitce'-
tun progressing without its previous tnrtures
Digestion becomes painless and the IL to he
at hand. There Is Hnro hItnence cxacerbatiUn
Of the stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now cImes the greatest Blood Purifer ever yet Civ
en- by an niulgent father to suffering Schercks
Pumonc Syrnp comes in perform its functions ana
10 hasten and complete the cure. II enters at unre
upon its work. Nature not b" cheated 1t collects
and ripens the impaired and diseased portions ot the
lungs In the form Of gatherings it pelars them for
expectOraton, and o in very shu IT time the maa;ly
Is vanquishc1, the rotten throne thHt it occupied u
renovated and made new and the patient, IL all the
dignity of regancd ygGr, steps forth ~ enjoy the
nlnnhlsld q nIEannltId Ilinl
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GIVEN Ue As LOST.

The second thing IS the patients mus, stay in ar
prevent takin cold when the lungs are i.ra-cd hut
!. must be preTented or n cure can MT M he cif.cted
the country. in the fail and winter season are, all
their patients il their lungs are badly diseased and
yet, because they in lie house they mast not -t
and fast the strength will bear. get upa ga;d
spTitsNbe determined 70 get well Th,i has a great
deal to do with the appet and is the great point 10
To despair OF after src evidence OK its posi-
etheT, ~ i, ' rinfi D- sehanek ~ rsonn Hatemtrt m
to the Faculty Of his own cure was in these modest
WAS p S hG Is 5 sasss , q
Ike drowning man catching at stTaTs; heart & Of
the puSiie and they made made nert@est @ Su5c Of me II
lungs and would spit up more than a pint q oEeil
As soon as that began TO snbside my cough fever.
apPette Seerias 50 great that Il was III dfcniy that
could keep from eating too much. Soon gained my
y! was Seighed shortly after my recnyery. :, add
my weight was only ninety seven r. unds: ny pre-,
cnt weight is tT3 hundred and twcntytve ,2i md,
10 p sessnik a s%; Bssn s bis aT m + +
once No. Is North Sixth str"c; ri i;ehia cyery G-y
iSoT1ash examnatSn with the Ecsrromctcr viii b.
condition Of the lungs, and Patients readily learn
whether they are , entaple ,p or ~ p, 4;
tn the in diligence even chilli Ii oY thce dircc
tiohs. and kind Nature will do tic c=ccptg thit
in some cases the Mandrake Pills arr hc taken in
increased doses the three medicines reed no oticr
Accomplishments than the rmIc ir gtTrGt that
compnny them First create rTpetitc- ot returning
health, hunger is the most Welcome S.TrpiOnl- whoa
IL cnmes rs IL will conc let thc tcsruirg at tn
OF good cheer Good blod at once follows the conrh
lolsens, the night sweat Is ahntcd. In short lime
both of these morbid sympiofns Gpre forever
DE. Schencks medicines are constantly fcft IN tens
OF Thousands of families. As q laxative purratiyc,
the Mandrake pills are standard parat!un wha
the PuimOnic Syrup, of coughs and c. Ids,
may he regarded as propy ylacterie aganst consUup
ton In any Of its forms
NPrice OF the Pumonie Syrup md Sea-weed Ti-ic,
$50 bottle, or $3.50 half dozen Mancrakc Pits
% cents box. Fur sale by all druggists and dealers
r. MACREA ADY & CO.,
n. f.. Corner Columbia and Walnut SIS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
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DIED.

Announcements free Commentator Notices, half rate
In Cherry Valley, Sept. end, Norman Shepard, aged
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Two second hand buggies, good as new }
for sale Gerry cheap, call Immediately on c. H.
Cook, at the Depot. If
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FOR RENT

HOOMS frmcrally occupied by John
Mansfield in SMITHS New Block. Also, one large
room On floor. atsO UwelingIfOuse, With barn at-
tac6ed. year Benbem's CauiAgvShop HIVE on hand
and for Yale one nsS a2d siylish toR seyfsgc.
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ATTENTION,

i AM now ready to take orders for all
kinds of Ornamental Tree. Shrubs and House Plants
also, all varieties pf
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Fruit Trees,

both Standard and Dwsrf.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heEeiOfotc bestow
upon in this town shall endcayor to hll all orders
hereafter Btrusted to with prOmpinesg sDl eznet
tude. /. B. SCOF1ELD
20 Agent Brighton Surserys. Rochester, n. Y
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Errors of Youth.-A Gentleman who has ST. fler-
ed for years from Nervous Debility Premature Decay
and all the effect Of youthful indescTetion will for the
sake OF suffering humanity send free to all who need II
the receipt and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured Sufferers Wishing TO profit by
HE advertisers experience do 50 by addressing In
perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN.
52d ~ Cedar Street ". Y.
To oCansumtives.-Thea advertiser. having becG
permanently cured OF that dread disease, Consumption
by simple remedy, IL anxious TO make kncwn TO his
fellow sufferers the OF cure To all who desire II
he will send copy Of the prescription uscd free oi
charge with the directions for preparing and using the
same which they will find sure for Consumption
Asthms, Bronchitis &c.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address,
REY. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
1ysI 105 So. Second St.. WilliAmsbargh " Y.
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SIMMONS

trOubltd with pain. Al
able loss Of memory,
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The work OF cure is nov beginning. Tho v,tiated
deposits the bowels amt IN tie tiinlei.
tary canal are elected. The liver. like c,nck. is
wound 1t arOuses from its trrpidity. The stcm-
resIEnsiveiy. aud the patient begns feel
that he is getting, at last,
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mn. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

bo.ls, pain 10 the bach
]. II. ZEILIN
and ao9 Arch 81. Phil
Newberry. Ashtabula
Armstrong. Cleveland
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New Spring Goods,

| IONE Of the Newest, Nicest, Freshest,
Cheapest and Best Stocks Of Goods 10 Asht
bul0 opening at the very lowest eash prices fn
| and complete assortment u '' -"
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Many a human being has passed away for whose
death there was no other reason tlnn the negec. 0f
known and indi-putaby proven means Of cure. Those
near and dear 10 family and friends are Sleeping the
dreames uln Der which, had they calmly adopted
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-08-04

The Ohio and Mississippi Rail
way has been changed from a broad
to a narrow gauge road. The won
derful feat of changing the whole
six hundred miles Of rail, on this
road, in seUenNours was achieved on
Saturday, July 22d. Everything hay
ing been previously arranged, some
$500 men were placed along the line
of the road, in squads, and in seven
hours the whole work was complet-
ed. This may truly be called the
great Railroad Triumph.
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acres Of the Battery, without making new
structures, was S99,92l, or S4,758 per acre;
~ that for like care of the City Hall Park Is
aeres), was paid 1913, or 9,42l per acre,
without new structures; and 81 that for like
care OF Beach Street Park, containing only
one-thlrd OF an acre, was paid 1885, or at the
rate Oh 81 100 per acrel It is asserted that Gin
no one OF these instances was there any grading
or reclalming of land, or making of carriape
ways or bridle-roads, or building of bridges or
drains, or other costly structures-in fact. that
al that has been done is to lay out walks
VERY snort ones), sow grass, plant shrubs and
mowers, and a few trees Furnished by the Cen
tral farK), and make things tidy"
1he mlain-rather only-attempted defense
OF the IamJnany ring from these DAMAGING
reyelaTlons, Is the claim that the frauds oTici.
naGed under the old Board of Supervisors, not
now In existence, though it is not denied that
ever y, uolar OF the amounts was drawn from
by the signatures of Mavor Hall and Confroi-
Ter Connolly. The idea is SOUGHT to he con-
veyed, that had 1t been in the power of these
officers, they would have protected fbe neoDIe
Inns pretence Is eftectually disposed of bv Ell
ther one OF two notorious facts. II, fba Syst
place, had Hall and Connolly bDt rosiste5 ~
even exposed the frauds at the time ineteo5 n
secretly giving them effect, there vyonId bave
| Deen way anu means OF stopping the proceed.
ings. Secondly, the old Board was complete.
ly the creature OF Tweed, Sweeny and Con
molly, by whom these bills were audited and
Mayor Hall, on the reorganization of the Cit
government under its present charter. an
pointed these Gerry men to run the city. Twee,
is "Boss" under the new, as under the ol,
charter. All tie difference is, that thei
machinery has been slightly changed Tn
statement that the Republicans constitute,
one-half of the Board of Supervisors at tn
time these frauds were approved, seems to b
false, the Democrats having had full powe
since 1866.
n. B. 1t Is proposed to "reform" nationa
affairs, by taking power out of the hands of tn
party now reducing the public expenditures
reducing public taxation and paying tn
national debt, and putting it into the hands c
the Tammany managers Are the people read
for that?-Toledo Commercial
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nnMocRAr1c HONESTY.
How The Tammany Ring Manage.

How The Tammany Ring Manage.
Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
New YORK, July 24th.-The ex-
posure of the outrageous and un-
blushing Tammany frauds by the
Times causes much excitement here,
and it is opening the eyes of our
purblind people to the extent of
of swindles by the ring. To-day it
has another revelation of plastering
and repairs claiming to have been
done to the new Court House by
Andrew Garvey, a notorious member
of the Tammany ring. The Times
says Hall and Connolly had no hesi-
tation in signing the warrants for the
work supposed to be done by Gar
,vey. The same carelessness with
regard to dates show in these ac-
counts extends even to the person
in whose names the checks we're sup
posed to be made out Thus, on
December %, 1869, a check was
drawn for $33,2S3 in favor Of one
Tillippo Donarumma. This was en-
dorsed by Phillap F. Dunmay, pro
badly name which was much more
appropriate to the transaction thar
that Of Donarumma. Three days
afterwards another check for $33,
1885 was made out for Donarum
ma, and this time it was indorsed by
Fillip Dummip. The confusion il
the minds of Connally and Hall viii
regard to Donarumma or Dummey
Dummin, was of little consequence
seeing the checks were indorsed by
| Garvey, so that one may conclud,
the money found it's way into th,
hands for which it was intended
On one day, July q, 1869, Garne!
Received for plastering and repair
no less than 45,966.SO-that is tx
say, warrants were made not in hi
name for that amount. His tota
receipts, that same month, from
Connolly and Hall were $153, ,755.14
not a bad months returns fol-.
plasterer. He beat that, however
/ in May, 1870, when he was luck.
enough to receive $394,6145O, al
for work done on the new Cour
House. He beat that, again, in tn
following June, when his work for
part of two months appears to hav
been worth $945, 5,715.11. June c
ing thus pretty well played ou =
the signers of the warrants deeme,
it best to jump back to April
month which they appear to haV
thought that, they had neglected
They began by paying Garyey 70
two days repairs thus: April 9, re
pairs on county buildings, Decembe
| 20, 1869, $66, ,l18.13. April II, re
pairs on county buildings, Decembe
81, 1869, 67,068.SO. Total, $133,
1920, A plasterer who can earl
1873, 1920 in two days, and that il
the depth of winter, need never b
poor. Altogether he received il
two years, or some one received il
his name the sum of $2,S70,464.0f
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ACARD TO THE LADIES,
DIR. DUPONICO's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting Irregularitis5, J, Remov-
ing Distractions Of the Monthly Periods, they
never fail, aud may be depended upon in every
case wheIe the monthly flow has been obstructed
through cold or disease DUPONICO'S GOLDEN
PILLS Olways give Immediate relief, being espe-
eialy prepared TO- married ladies'. A lady writes:
DupOnico's Gold N Pills relieved me in one dav,
without Inconvenience, like magic.
THE GENUINE
are now put up in LA RGE lWHITEI BOXEScon-
tanning double quantity of Pills, and upon each
box, you viii find the ReUesue Stamp and the
words, DUPONICO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in White Letters, without that NONE
ARE GENUINE.
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
Price LOO per box, six boxes $500; Sold IN Ere
mont by BUCKLAND & SoN, Druggists.
LALIESi By seuding them 81 to the Fremont
Post Office can have the Pills sent eonhdentiallyl
by mail to any part OF the country Tree OF postage
None genuine unless the box is signed
S. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York
Sold also by GRAPES & Co., Fostoria. SI-41
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IT'S ALLEGED that the Times ex-
posures ofthe Tammany eorruptions
has quickened the memory of some
of that patriotic fraternity, and they
now propose to show that certain
Republicans were subsidized, in or
der to pass certain measures through
the Legislature, and say they viii
publish the names. So do, by al
means. If Republicans accept bribes
in order that the body polite may
be swindled, treot them as you would
any other knaves caught in similar
outrages upon the peoples rights
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Washington, with as he says, "stolen
paper" or that any Government
material has been used for that pur-
pose by this committee.
It's not true that any clerk or gov
ernment official at Washington has
given time to this or any other pur-
pose connected with this committee.
tits not true that documents, or
Mr.. Sherman's speech were sent out
from Washington printed there
under our direction and franked to
all parts of Ohio by members OF
Congress, nor is it true that the
speech of Mr.. Sherman, printed at
the STATE JOURNAL Office, wrapped by
that office for us, was sent out under
the frank of any member of Congress
but on the contrary postage has beer
paid on every document, letter ano
package sent by this committee, save
a few letters written to members o
Congress.
Yours, DC, r. D. HARRISON,
Chm Rep. State Elk. Com.