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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-05

kepuDl1cdu MASS Meeun& NJ fafmvlilc on
the Twenty-ninth-Dr.i Mills aud John w.
Wcltz Invited-Their Reply--Full Indorse :
ment Of Hon. w. II. H. Stowell.
ROOMS REP. Elk. COMMITTEE, \
FOURTH DISTRICT, Va, 80
BURKEvILLE, VA, Sept. %, 1871. } be
DR.. Charles s. Mills. Chairman Republican Er.
Conn.,, Va: ~
Sir-There will be large Republican
mass meeting at Farmville, Virginia, on the
twenty-ninth of October next, to rally all
Republicans to the support of U. s. Grant
for President, Henry Wilson for Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, and w. H. II.
Stowell for Congress in this district.
Should your engagements permit, we
respectfully invite youself and John w.
Woltz, Esq. Secretary, &C., to address the
meeting. Also to invite and bring with
you any other speakers whose services
may be available, as we desire to make
this The meeting of the campaign. .s
Very respectfully, @ r
your obedient servant,
GEORGE W. GRAHAM,
Chairman Republican Com. Fourth Dist.
Joseph Il. Exams, Secretary.
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RUMoRED REMOVABLE is rumored
in this city to-day that the chiefof prom
inent government office in Richm ond has
been removed and successor appointed.
As we are not authoritatively advised as to
the correctness Of the rumor, we withhold
the names Of the parties.
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AuCT ON SALES.


OCTOBER Il.
4. U. MONCURE and ]. M WYATT, as
signees, Will sell on the l4th of October next,
atBowllng Green, Caroline county two large
tracts OF land with improvements, situated
In that county. -
-- OCTOBER Is.
f. u EACHO, auctioneer, will sell for J. A. Lyn-
nam and II. M. Mayo, assignees, at ~ M,
Yet. 10Th, in front of the u. S. custom-house,
the valuable real estate of Willoughby New
ION. situated In Hanover and Westmoreland
counties. ~ ~
OCTOBER 25 ab-a.
r. M. & WILLIAM PAGE, assignees. will sell
on the 10th October, in front u s. Custom.
House, interest In house and lot on Oregon
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= SUNDAY ORDINANCE. AS Tomorrow
will be the first Sunday occurring since the
Sunday ordinance went into operation, we
shall have an opportunity to observe with
what rigor it is enforced. We again com
mend to our authorities General Grants
opinion that strict enforcement of bad
law is the best way to secure its speedy
repeal.
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'RAH FOR THE EDITORS. The nomi-
nation of Colonel E. Daniels in the Eighth
district, gives us three editors on the Repub-
lican Congressional ticket of the State
Messrs. Sener, Hughes, and Daniels.
Major Lee, of the Greeley ticket, is also an
editor. The fraternity have no cause for
complaint llsm7 q g.4lt. 90 tYg 4
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The Case Of an Alleaed Foraer.

Men York, October 5.--A Washington
dispatch states that a special dispatch re-
.ceived there reports that Foster Blodgett
was arrested in Columbia, S. O., on the
charge Of forgery while treasurer of the
Atlantic railroad company, in 1863. lie
was afterwards discharged, but it is ex-
pectcd a requsition would be made for
him BY the Governor of Georgia.
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The Treasury department decides that
watchmen do not come within the purview
of the eight-hour law, and are not entitled
to extra pay for service of over eight hours
day.
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Throughout the State--How the Democratic
Majority was Made The Orderly Conduot
Of the Colored People Alone Saved their
Lives. a 8 80
iSapannah, Ca, October 3.-Georgia has
been carried by the Greeleyites by fraud
and violence. As in 1868, in this city
1000 voters were DISTINGUISHED by the ac-
ton of the Democratic managers, SO this
year the roads leading to the city were
picketed by Democratic sabre club, and
hundreds of voters who were entitle to
vote were prevented from coming to the
polls. 300
In Macon mob of Greeleyites fired into
to the colored voters, and drove them from
the polls, killing several. Thus they ''clasp
hands across the bloody chasm."
In this city one Of the Republican chal.
lengers, while quietly attending to his
duties, was brutally assaulted by Demo-
cratic deputy sheriff, and narrowly escaped
losing his life. About noon the Republic
cans, seeing that they could not have a fair
chance to vote, left the polls, protesting
against the outrages perpetrated upon
them. afa n
Washington. October 3.--1he following
telegram has been received by Judge Ed
munds, Secretary Of the Republican Con-
gressional Committee: lf1a9-s
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 2, 1872.
Hon. J. M. Edmunds::
AT the election held in this city to-day,
the Greeley party had full control of all
the polls. The managers were all Demo-
Gratis, and disregarded the provisions of
law, and would not allow Republicans,
entitled by law, to cast their votes. After
attempting to vote for several hours, they
abandoned the polls and went home. Over
1900 Republican voters were deprived of
their right to vote. The good behavior Of
the colored men only prevented serious
trouble.
Col. E. Bryant, deputy collector of GUS
toms, was seriously assaulted by the "plug
uglies, who had been appointed special
deputy sheriffs. The very worst class oft
white Democratic element were sworn in az
special deputy sherifIs.
A great outrage upon the rights of citi-
zens has been perpetrated. The polls were
surrounded by large body of police armed
with muskets; the Sabre Club patroled
the streets mounted. This morning the
roads leading to the city were picketed,
and voters from the country We're driven
back and not allowed to come into the city
to vote. Only four voting-places were pro-
yided for the 5000 voters in the country,
and these all in one building.
ID pa iisH ' q M. III. HALE,
Iqo Chairman Republican Committee.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. kilograms, letters
and special messengers from all parts of
the State show such universal and outrage
Gus interference with freedmen's suffrage
that the State Central Committee is called
to meet Tuesday next for consultation.
Freedmen were almost universally prohib-
tied from voting.
rst Il HENRY P. FARRow,
Chairman State Central Committee.
.si5t-ag asrgi4g LATER.
Washmgton, October 5.--Dspatches re-
ceiyed from Georgia say that additional re-
turns show an increasing Democratic ma
jority. The State will probably give fifty
LlOlSaQQ malOrlLV.l
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New York 'sIndependenti' ON carpet Baaeers.
We do not doubt that some few South
ern States have been shockingly governed
since the war, but when we come to ana
lyze the charges against Northern carpet
baggers, they have surprising way of
vanishing. Take the case Of Alabama, Of
which Q great deal is being said just now.
In the late carpet bag government of
Alabama, the Governor, Treasurer, At
torney General, and Superintendent Of
Public Instruction were all Southern men.
All of the three Supreme Judges were
Southerners. So, also, were all Of the
twelve Circuit Judges except one, and all
of the sixty-five Probate Judges except
eight, as well as all of the sixty-five
sheriffs except five, and of the sixty-five
tax-collectors except one. yfs
OF the one hundred members OF the
House Of Representatives but twelve We're
Northern men, and of the thirty -three
Senators but ten were Northern men. The
bills passed by that Legislature, making
special appropriations to certain railroads,
which are the source Of the main indebted
ness of Alabama, over and above that con-
tracted by previous administrations, were
put through the House by the influence of
prominent Democrats, over the opposition
Of every Northern member OF the House
except one. and over the opposition of al
most every prominent Northern man in
the State. The Republicans of the county
in which Selma is situated instructed their
Representatives, by resolutions drawn up
by Northern MANA earpet-bagger, and
supported by every Northern man in the
county except one, who is now in the
North, supporting Mr.: Greelsy--to vote
against the bills referred to. Not one
cent of the debt Of Alabama can by any
sophistry be attributed to 'carpet-bag-
gers.u *1I 2aIa
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civil Rights Suit.

Washington, October 5.--A suit has
been commenced by Liberian Minister
Turner, colored, against the Arlington
Hotel for refusal to entertain him.
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~ 81. Louis, October 5.-The rope and bag
ging company's factory, corner of Twelfth
and Gradet street, was burned last night.
q Neso York, October 5.--The loss by the
burning of the foundry and silk mill at
Patterson yesterday was 1876. 900. Three
hundred persons are thrown out ofemploy-
ment. Bonds, papers, and over sl00, 900
worth Of patterns were saved.
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M TOBACCO.-Best brands OF Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccos, Cigars, Pipes, Sc, always
on hand at ioii2a a. @. THoMPsON'S, Tstis
slaih5la7 &c under st. Aloan,s Hall,
az Il g5Fs5l fsas Third and Main streets.
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-~Ea|ft.+ ~ .tra. r. .
Z M
" rite 70 any OF al OF the addresses gwen %
80, low, dnu see II the part'es 90 not eohhrHi'
"a ~ tne statement gwen
s:ss ier %sss = sssss ~ a'a !.
I. ssh the uouOie-threao' MIS-. q. MANY
-. Elgin, limos,
: II M. YouEs, Jamesport, N. r., writes:
~ PITS my WiilcoA q GIDos pecauso y y. ~
igE TAKEN worry ana cure from our housenoiu'
NAN BusKIRK, Preble, n. Y. writes IN
q LIZ use 1--WE years from muslin to beaver eloth
ef --no scum mas ever Deem ripped, though In
tsf.i naru service On tue hath a4 -
Whwis' rIeslaens lh',,n 1;, eua,e
~ Institute, writes The Wiiicox Gi5os
~ ut s.rpasses in .oeui,.y VI sn' III d'e pm
= ger ana several others we nave useu. =.
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PERsoNAL.-H. G. Tinsley, of this city,
has become associated with W. II. II.
Lynn in the business and editorial man-
cement of the Staunton indicator. 1H
-. B. Sener, Republican candidate for
Congress- in the First district, was in the
city to-day. p "A $50 49, - ~
JEFF. Davis was in Alexandra on yes
terday, and after stopping a few hours at
the Mansion House, went out to the resi-
dence of General Samuel Cooper, Adjutant
General of the late Confederate States, i,
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BB Here. We are! and where, do we find
ourselves at SIMMONS a co IS. buying ora
Hats. Every one goes to Ill6 Main street.
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s9Ifats Hats! Hats! Blue, Brown
Green, and all colored Hats at SIMMONS &
CO.'S, ell16 Main street. . iaes Bi3 n T9Byfi3
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RcH-Ne crop Tens and Fresh Roasted Cof
fees, to be had at all times Of yycd.4i moi
-as.l1 ss1ildf5s Ct. q. THOMPSON, s,.,s,k.,,.
under st. Adams Hail.
Third and Main streets
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INFORMATION WANTED.--Jane' Nj.
Miller, of Parker Landing, Pa, writes to
the editor of the Norfolk Day Book to
gain some information Of her husband,
Harry Miller. About the first OF August
last Miller was in this city, and left here
for Norfolk. Any information concerning
him will be thankfully received by the
helpless family. e e3
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CONCLUSION OF THE INVESTIGATE
AT THE GAS WoRKs.--Mr. Bell, late
clerk at the lower gas works; Mr.. Green,
bricklayer,y and Robert Burwell. colored
servant to superintendent, were the parties
examined at the lower gas works to-day.
The testimony related to the various duties
Of these parties in connection with their
respective positions. Mr.. Frye made an
explanation as to his absence from the
upper worksa few nights ago. The inves-
tigation is virtually concluded. The Coun-
Gil will meet on Monday week, at which
time. we presume, the Mayor will make
his report. .sa',a+ 81. az. - ..,t,f
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stupendous Plot of Greeleyites TO Influence
= the October Elections,

stupendous Plot of Greeleyites to Influence
- the Ostohsr Elections,
A special telegram to the New York
Times from Washington says it has leaked
out that the managers of Mr.. Greeley's
campaign in that city intend about next
Monday morning to startle the country
with an old-fashioned Democratic roor-
back on the finances in the hope of intiu-
encing the elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana on Tuesday. Two or three
Of Andrew Johnson's Treasury Of
icials have been pressed into the
service to manufacture some plau-
sible statement whose faisity can
not be exposed before the elections takes
place. Mr.. Jeffries, who was Register of
the Treasury under Johnson's administra-
ton, and who wrote the Democratic PAM
phlet on the finances, that is now being
circulated as q campaign document, is
believed to be at the bottom of the forth
coming publication. 1t is said that he is
assisted by Wood, formerly chief of the
Detective corps, and by Carl Schurz, who
arrived in town this morning. The inten-
ton is to charge an oyerissue of bonds
amounting to sl08 ,000, 900 or $3.50, 000, 900,
to assert that the gold in the Treasury
vaults is several millions short, and that
within short period the Treasury presses
have been OF work night and day printing
millions of dollars in greenbacks, which
have been sent into the different States to
defray the expenses of the campaign. The
story of a deficiency in MIR. Boutwell's
stamp account, while he was Commission
er Of Internal Revenue, is to be revived
with additional embellishments, and vari-
.olis other exploded charges are to be again
put in circulation just about the time indi-
Gated. The Greeley and Democratic news.
papers are to be used to give these charges,
or charges Of like false and fraudulent
character, the widest circulation for purely
polit ical erect.
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y RICHMOND THEATRE.--The double
bill, tsMan and Wife, and the "'tJealous
Wife, were most admirably performed
last night, the occasion of Miss Hosmer's
benefit. The artistic beneficiary, as well
as Mr.. Fannin, Mr.. Eberle, Mr.. Hodges,
Miss johnson, Miss Ienoyle, Mrs. Eberle,
Eftie Warren, and indeed the whole cast
were most happy in their conception Of
character, and ne bill has yet been pre-
sented which gave more general satisfac-
ton to the audience. In the "Jealous
Wife, Miss Hosmer as "Mrs. Oakley y
Mr.. Fannin as ''Mr. Oakley" Harry More.
land as "Major Oakley" and Mr.. Steele
as 'Charles Oakley" played their parts
admirably well. '''1s'71''' y ~ ad,
The Hosmer Matinee this after was well
attended, and proved . most delightful on.
tertainmeDt. n Hsfsl 1919 E93fl 1sii
The great tragedy of "Lucretia Borgia''
will DO performed tonight. ,s,lad ~,
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A SAD OAsE.-Mr. Joseph Turner ar
rived in this city yesterday evening from
North Carolina, eiiroi,te to his relations in
( Pittsburg. Pa. Mr.. Turner's misfortunes
strongly appeal to the beneyolence and
',liberality Of our citizens. He was recently
struck by lightning, is now speechless, and
his right arm paralyZed. lie is a man of
education and fine social relations. Mr..
Turner is stopping at New Market Hotel,
corner Marshall and Sixth streets, where
those DESTROYS of helping worthy man in
distress can apply. ~
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The Vacancy I'm the Mexican Claims Conn
---7- !" -''-HtsN mission, tti ftt4L t
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CHAMBER OF CoSfMERCE.-Ata spe-
cial meeting of the Board of Directors OF
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce on
Wednesday night last, table of rates APP
plicable to inward and outward wharfages
at this port, was adopted and recommit-
ted to the committee with instructions to
secure the concurrence of wharf owners.
Messrs. William B. Isaacs and Thomas
Branch were appointed delegates to repre-
sent the Richmond Chamber of Commerce
at the meeting of the National Board of
Trade to be held in Boston on the fifteenth
instant. 1t was then arranged that the
annual meeting of the members of the
Chamber for the election Of officers for the
ensuing year, and the reception of the
report of the president, be held in the
rooms over the First National Bank at six
O'Clock on the evening of Wednesday, the
ninth instant. The Board then adjourned.
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6Y Simmons Co, please their customer
Hats are shaped at SIMMONS & CO.'S
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7 sdr broadway silk Hats ut the '.fashionabl
hatters,' next TO Dispatch Office.
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THE SECOND POLICE STATIoN.--We
understand that the work preparatory to en-
larging the Second Police Station is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily and is almost
ready. Everything that can be prepared
elsewhere is being done, so that the bust
ness of the market and the station may
not be unnecessarily interfered with. We
are assured that the station will be made
all right before winter sets in.
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Chairman Republican Committee
ri u HENRY r. ARROW,
Chairman State Central Committee.

Wdshington, October 5.--Dispatches re-
ceived from Georgia say that additional re-
turns show an increasing Democratic ma
jority. The State will probably give fifty
thousand majority. = 49, 49,. ~
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MORE DoGs.--This has been good
dog day. The owners of fifty or sixty
ours were before the acting Police Justice
on the charge Of keeping unlicensed CANNES
on their premises. In most cases the pen
atty OF five dollars fine was imposed. The
proceedings quite forcibly illustrate the
folly OF keeping dogs and failing to buy
medal. The rigid enforcement of the or
dinance is likely to result in considerable
decrease in the dog population of the city.
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RELIGToUs.-As will be seen in our re-
lisious notices, there will he preaching at
the Uniyersalist church, on Mayo street,
Tomorrow morning and night. The Rev.
Mr.. Andrews, the preacher, is q gentleman
OF superior ability and acquired informa-
ton. This will be the last opportunity for
some time for those of the Universalist
faith in Richmond to hear their views pub
licly proclaimed from the pulpit.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
VI TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. A esq 81 "A fvg
In the matter of John A. BrAme, bank.
Eupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom IL May Concern--The undersigned,
VIM II Allderdice of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment assignee
Of the estate of John A, Brame, of Meckenburg
county In said district, who was, on the 9th day
OF Sept, 1872, adjudged bankrupt on his own
petition by the District Court of said District.
80 Dated Richmond. Va, Sept. 80, 1879.
e a1sH5l-G slF VIM. IL. ALI.DERDfCE, - :
RIO oe 3--Th9w Assignee.
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Gssaiug State graraal.
FOURTH DISTRICT.

Republican Mass MEETING mt Farmvilie ON
the Twenty-ninth-Dr. Mills aud John w.
Weltz Invited-Their Reply-Full Indorse-
lnent Of Hon. w. III. III. Stowell.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN And DOMESTIC NEWS
GEORGIA.

Infamous Treatment or Colored Voters
throughout the State-How the Democratic
Majority was Made--The Orderly Conduct
Of the Colored People Alone Saved their
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aflNHE SOUTHERN ASSOCiATIOS.,--RAF-
q 4 FILE for the Benefit OF the Widows and Or
s,hans Of the Southern Slater. - .
= DisrRIBurIos No. o74 EVENING. Oct. I.
-sef s's-t rs % II rs rs 4s l3 IS AZ 80 6S 10
DisTsiBUrlos No. oTj MoREIxa. Oct. o.
- sis 494 rs ~ 72 81 IS Al As 81 IS 40
- Witness my hand, at Richmond. Va, this 9th
Gay Of ! October, ls72 Y azg laa
SIMMONS CO., u. q. TOMPkINS,
MANAGERS. Commissioner
as CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur'
CHASED from Captain w. 1. DABNEY, at the
Branch Office. No. aTweifth street. thrae doors
frnen Main. tlstl I'll N...
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-14
TBANKSGIWNG.
Proclamation by the President OF tho
United states.
By the President Of the United States of Ameries


By the President of the United States of America
"A Proclamation:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-WHRREAs, The
revolution of another year has again brought
the time when it is usual to look back upon
the past, and publicly thank the Almighty
for his mercise and his blessings; and
WHEREAS Ifany one people hasmore oc-
casion than another for such thankfulness,
it is the citizens of the United States,
whose government is their creature, sub
ject totheir behests; who have reserved to
themselves ample civil and religious free
dom and equality before the Law; who
during the last twelve months have enjoyed
exemption from any grievous or general ca
lamity, and to whom prosperity in agricul-
ture, manufacturers, and commerce has
been voUchsafed. Therefore, by these
considerations, l recommend that on Thurs
day, the 28th day of November next, the
people meet in their respective places of
worship, and there make their acknowl-
edgements to God for his kindness and
bounty.
In witness whereof, hereunto set my
hand, and cause the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this 18th
day of October, in the year of our Lord
1872 and of the Inde pendence of the
United States the eth.
[Signed] U. S. GRANT.
By the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-11-14
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

A year of unusual prosperity to our
State and country is now drawing to a
close. The labors of the husbandman
have been abundantly rewarded, every
department of business has been pros,
pered, the investments of capital have
been remunerative, and honest toll has
been rewarded as never before, health
has every where prevailed, while vio-
lence, lawlessness and crime have been
greatly diminished: we are at peace
among ourselves, and with all nations
of the earth.
In grateful recognition of the mani
fold blessings with which our lives
have been crowned,-in accordance
with custom long endeared to US, and
in con formity to the recommendation
of the President of the United States,
l; Edward f. Moves, Governor of Ohio,
do hereby designate and appoint
Thursday, the 28th day of November,
the present month, as day of Thanks
giving to almighty God for the good
we have, and of Prayer for the good
we seek. And do especially recon
mend and request that all citizens of
Ohio shall upon that day rest from
their ordinary avocations; that in
houses of public worship, and in qui-
ct homes where families are re united,
they may acknowledge their obliga-
tions to the Creator, and remember the
duties of kindness, generosity and
brotherly love which they owe to their
fellow men.
Given in the Executive Chamber, in
Columbus, this first day of November,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seuenty- two, and of
the independence of the United States
of America the ninety seventh.
EDWARD T. No1Es.
By the Governor
Isaac r. SHERWOOD,
Secretary of State.