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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-19
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sie 3lge Baltimore, lUe tellt:
500 TRoraens, Gia8ara SSalsa, SnifaIo5
Sd'neusua. t19lih tSonnt09s aus9eRoTmeH).
(Sonntdas aue9enomnIeH), nod $ittssur8 uHo oSm
WeteH @lnItra, buffalo uno osn gSiagdra 6dleH
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(SOnntd9s auseenommen), mad HittsbuTg uHb benz
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30 Eadlt GspreR. 2d9tth, nGh benz
Beten; ebeniaus tG9ltdl, 2ountdg5 dusgenommen,
uad Dem Ncroen, Suif0tO, 9iia9orGsT Tduen &C.
1000 abeuoS SSeifern @EprefI (SountdGs
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Die Gage nit oer ~@Cf' 'YtnruIinoer GienbabR"
9eben $50 0for9eu5, uno $50 YiadmittNge db.
Die 3iigC udb @ettp5burg aEben s. 30 Df0rgeH6 u.
II. 40 HGbnUtta9s ab.
Die 3Gge nod Sunouer 9cbfH 8. 80 0lOr9eH6, uH6
t2.40 uno 3. 30 ylGibmtttae6 ah.
Ole Suge nit Der "GulHbcrldHo BanCp'er giieRs
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&frumnl00atinnsss3ilge.
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$50 abeuns.
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ubr AtenbS tda,i6 Souuta9s ausgenomnteH,
Die 3iiQe fpmmen in Baltimore an:
gom g8etcn uHo aoroen 2,20, 7,20 NoteeH5
unc 3, G SOUND 10 Nbr A. U,abenos.
Yott - 1910 gtor9eHs.
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BARTON. Accommodation - $40 Ror8sps unO
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Baggage mirb ron potsIs uub gBobuunaen abaes
bolt, pRuH man Die OroCt5 In DER Once VII, 9, H,s
@Qlueriitr., ob9i0L.
gBe9cn oes 8eitcrer, Siucte uatb allen 4uuG,en,
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UCrtsStOtioH, uH6 gtr. 9, 8orbsGolpertitr., on
Mlfrec ". Sisfe, Sen. 75uper.I
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brafi pom ben WTblen beSoeen.
Sauplsr wsrpeu birett periclst sa Den nieeriglen
4relen pon hen So.
esiftinaer, 9err & Spmp.,
Gommifonire unb aRanulaftur Isentsn,
falt-) yer. IL nnc Is, Gbeapiise.
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Syaifpuri sabIt INIT (s5rccnbacfs.

ct. .Youts, Is. San. - Der 8eid)lub,
peldler bic @inlDiuug Der fdlig merOeneen
Staats.B nit Bapier9elo uerfiigt, lit
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Oiamanfeu!!

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toftbarc samndla ahen nnb
GterlinefilberslSaar
sated, 9bilippe & @omp.'s
Oenfer 9aid)enubren (etpas elesantes.)
aud Elm polles aiiortiuent Der belteH
Tlberplattirtcu SSaaren bel
Geo. gB. 9Debb s Co.,
t1aa-H Gde oer Baltimore uuD 2tattfr.
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NDaaen= @bisfey,

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Srntale Sbdnbuna ether 5Srau int
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brutale Sddnbung muroe beute friib III els
nem @efangniBuagen beriibt. Der
98aseu iubr nm s llbr nit 8 @efangenen,
A Diannern, ipeiBen ltno 2 farbigen 6rauen,
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Staton. @dbrenO Der 6abrt fieleu brei BON
ben Mdunern iiber bic fpeiBe Srau ber uno
notbsiittt9ten iie in brutaliler gSeiie Su iedS
perldiebeuen Malen. Qlls Die NerSte lie uH
terludteu, entoeften fie ifmerc @erlesunaeu
oil ibr. Die anberen @efaugenen muBten
Our6 9robungen ein9eidiihtert tuorOeu ieiH,
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tables 6rauen5imrer unb nur Seitlueiie bem
GrnHfe er9eben ieiH, luofiir iie iid and un'
for 9irreff hefo11A
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5ic beiien Steiufnblan 81 Den nieorig:
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aosrer ron Der rBaltnsorer Gcmpasris," pom oel
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tr,msr unb rGdb brennenoe aoblenbie 5eften Soblen
aui Dem bieiaen Mdrfte
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-SaInmcrsr aobten U nion.g.iehoGenzsoH'p'
aobienboi: Gcfe rer Sfnrtbs nme WacttUHs
Gtrnae Stt.44,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-19

Gntoeefun9 Son OplD IN Nfanitoba.
9oronto, Gau. II. San.-Gs berri9t
lier aroBe aufregung III Sesus aui Die Guts
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minton beltGtigen Die 9tadlridt. Die Gnt'
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600 Wieilen tpeltlpdrts.
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6iilfsiderifi 6Obert galmer ueriudte 9eitsrn
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Naltimcre
Ttre 9Mlnrailee Cftiee.

Ou6WeV60GE U0N WUUfEs unE k8GttkVXse
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Hae Cirettcrinm beftebt aus fclgene en- 3erren:
Wm. O. Sarrtion, Brdtnent;
SEQ. H. B6ers, gBn. 8. Drune,
n. %. Mlrifs, o. D. aapf5,
Dapib @. aDtlfon, g. Hobt. Senftns,
SoHab Bennington, 8. Wortcn 5teipart,
Francis g. Sing, y. 8. Remcomer,
Seurp Carroll, Drpine 5orfpit,
81, g, Gtsuart, %. R. TapIor,
Seraef Goben.
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phnihen mag.
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nommea bat, iheint allgemein Su beirieOlgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-19
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Savanna, l8. San. - Gin ueiterea
Battalion SNarfidilten If Don Spanlep
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VIZ Grant beilt aIie uebel uHb III bel Gag
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Nufmuu!ernbe aunbs fit Gn1!
Miner's

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Br1nfbeiten melde Don anbern arsneteH fetHe 0efes
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Sortiaeans iol9t,
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20
FOR the first time in some years,

FoR the first time in some years, the waters of the Colorado River have lately been out over portions oi the great California Desert in the vicinity of the Laguna and Indian Wells. New River, which IS usually nothing but a dry channel, has been overfowing its banks and the stage had to be ferried over it. The over flowed parts will soon be covered with 6 growth of grass which will yield several tons of hay to the acre. How strange it seems to always speak ot such land as desert, yet it is rare that the fertility of large tracts there away is acknowledged, and by stran- gers, quite likely unknown. The Col orado overhowed its banks at many places, and about Algodones, both stages and freight teams had to pass up over the heavy sand hills, yet with the exception of couple of trips, the mails were put through on time.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20
UNITED STATES MAIL.
ARIZONA.
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ] WASHINGTON, June 9, 1872.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ]
 WASHINGTON, June 9. 1872
 DROPOSALS WILL BE RE. l ceived at the Contract Office of this Department until three o'clock P. M of October l, 1872 (to be decided by the 3d), for carrying the mails of the United States from November l5, 1872, to June 30, 1874, on the following route in the Territory of Arizona.
 Mo- 17,2lS-From HarGyville, by Min eral Park, to Prescott, 200 miles and back, once week.
 Bidders will propose schedule of de- partures and arrivals.
 By an act of Congress, June 8, approved, 1872, it is made u penal offense for per son whose bid has been accepted to wrongfully refuse to enter into contract and perform service, subjecting the of | fender, on conviction, to fine of S5,000, and Imprisonment of twelve months. | It also requires that each bid shall have affixed to it the oath of the bidder that he has pecuniary ability to fulfill his obligations; that he bids in good faith, and with intention to enter into contract and perform service; that the signature of his guarantors are genuine, and that he 1 believes them pecuniarily responsible and able to make good all damages in case ot | failure of the bidder.
 By the same law, postmasters who shall affiX their signature to the sufficiency of guarantors lon bids) or sureties (on con tracts) before the guaranty or contract is signed by the guarantors or sureties, shall be dismissed from office, and shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and on conviction be fined one thousand dollars, or be imprisoned twelve months, or be punished by both.
 The law also requires that bids of S5, O00, and upwards shall be accompanied by a certified check or draft on some solvent | National Bank, equal to five per cent, of the amount of the bid.
 For forms of proposals, guarantee, and certificate, and also for instructions as to the conditions to be embraced in the con- tract, &c., see advertisement of Septem- Der 20 1869 and January 3, 1872, inviting pror osals for mail service in Arizona, &c. to be found at the principal post offices. 1 Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, superscribed, "Mail proposals, Territory of Arizona" and addressed to the Second | Assistant Postmaster General. JNO. A. J. CRESWELL, | jy20-4t Postmaster General
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

THE Panama Mail steamers will hereafter call at San Pedro and San Diego, commencing with the New York steamer of July b, and the San Francisco one of the 18th. A tri- monthly service will be commenced in August. This will cut into the Hofladay line, and for time at least have the effect of reducing fares for freight and passage. With the stage and railway route via Visalia and Los Angeles, travellers on the coast route can ct least have choice of convey ances and the benefits which always arise from competition.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20
WHOLESALE BUsINEss.-Wm. B

WHOLESALE BUSINESS. B. Hooper 6 Go. of Arizona City, have closed out their retail department and are exclusively in the wholesale and commission business. We believe theirs the only exclusively wholesale establishment in Arizona, and the fact of its being made such IS evidence that there is field here for wholesal- ing and that their House has met with success therein. Their facilities for the wholesale trade are not sur passed, and without question they can supply interior merchants to advan- tage in time and money. Read their advertisement and inquire into their prices, terms, &c.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20
United States Public Laws.

To- day we present our readers throughout the Territory with another installment of the United States laws passed at the second session of the Forty-second Congress.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

OF the several railway routes east ward from Omaha, we realdily rec ommend as preferable the Chicago, Burlington and Missouri. The North western and Rock Island roads make the same time, but the elegance of the cars and the personal comforts af- forded the traveller, are superior on the Burlington route. The moneyed fare Is alike on all, but what one gets for his money is more acceptable on the latter road, and the track and road equipments cannot be excelled for good condition and completeness.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

Having full faith in the country, they mean to stay by it until the day of gen eral jubilee shall come, when all can re- joice together ill it's peace and prosperity Drop iu and examine our stock. Exchange sold on all parts of the world Photographic transfers made with any section of the country.
 A few more Of those "Don't mention them" left Call quick if needed. c. IL LORD. W. ". WILLIAMS.
 iy6-t
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

BYa War Department order of June 6. two hundred recruits were ordered sent via California for assignment to the Fifth Cavalry.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

THE suit popularly known here as the Richard contiscation case, has been ordered appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States. There can hardly be doubt that the final decis- ion will be the same as that by Judges Titus and Tweed; but it may be bet ter to have the highest Court pass upon the questions involved, and doubtless this view of it accustomed the order for an appeal.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20
arise from competition.


 THE Apaches last week, stole all P. Kitchens work cattle-nine yoke, as we are informed. For want of enough men to follow the Indians, no stock was retaken, but one OK returned. So goes the hard earnings of farm CTS. It is devoutly hoped that Gen. eral Crook will be relieved from all restrictive orders, and that no more will ever be issued. Could he have full swing, with certainty of no further interference, the Apache busi- ness of theft and murder would soon be stopped one way or another.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20
NEW ADHERTJSEMENTS

Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN k GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
 San Francisco, Call,
 EEHRENBERG, A. IT., / Arizona City, A. T., IHAVING CLOSED OUR RE- IN tail Department, We shall, from and after this date, attend
 exclusively to the wants of / OUR JOBBING CUSTOMERS Throughout Arizona Territory and So- nora, Mexico. To interior merchants, small dealers, station keepers, saloon keepers, ranch men, freighters, etc., who buy in quan- titles, we now offer our entire STOCK OF GOODS AT COST, To make room for large invoices soon
 to arrive.
 We guarantee" satisfaction in qual- ity and price, and those desiring anything in stock, will not regret examining same before doing so in any other market. meet with the same care and attention as though themselves present.
 The highest price paid for BUL LION, HIDES Or any other marketable article produced
 in the country. | Consigned merchandise, machinery, ,etc., will be promptly forwarded to destina- tion, as usual, by careful and competent freighters, at current rates. VIM. B. HOOPER & co. Arizona City, May Is, 1872. fmy -tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20
AN Arizona City letter of July Il

AN Arizona City letter of July IT, says:
 Town fearfully dull, except move lnent of freight teams from Wm. B< Hooper & Co.'S to Mcdowell, Tucson, Grant and Bowie.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

APAcHEs are abundandant about Fronteras ill Sonora, just across the border south of Bowie. Last week, an express was sent from there to the Santa Cruz settlements to help clean out a band of some 200 in the noun tains close to Fronteras.
 A report is in town that the Apa- ches recently stole some calves and milk COWS at Bowie, which belonged to the officers.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

They Defy Competition and are De- termined to give Entire
 Satisfactisn.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-20

Lord N Williams ARE NO" OPENING AND OFFERING FOR SALE One of the largest and most complete-as
 sOrtment of GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14


FELLOW CITIZENS OF D1sTnIcrs
8 and 10, who have honored me in
very complimentary terms, with the
request to become a candidate for Sem
ator, in the counties of Montgomery,
Stewart and Robertson.
Realizing in the most profound man
ner the high responsibility of the
position, can but doubt my ability
TO be commensurate with your expec-
tations, and to discharge the duties in
u manner worthy of the vocation.
But while doubling my capacity, |
beg you to accept my sincere thanks,
and believe me, that | am deeply SEN
sible of this mark of your favor and
esteem. / am well aware that there
is much labor and retrcachmem nee
essary for the we'll being and prosper
ity of our country, which have been
neglected.
The proud State of Tennessee, pre-
vious to the cruel war, crowned with
all the blessings which wealth and
affiuence could bestow, had a code,
which at that time, was well adapted
to the condition of the country, and
the requirements of her citizens. But
we have realized that the demon of
war, has been turned loose and we,
though in measure, still retain our
pride, we can by no means, be insensi-
bic to the great change which has been
wrought by the sudden transition from
a superabundance, to a state OF bag
gard want and gaunt poverty.
Fellow citizens, it seems almost in
credible to my mind, that our leaders
in the affairs of State, have been so
bewildered as to the change from what
they were-must | say from wise to
otherwise. Why the most ordiary in
tellcct in directing, even the affairs of
his family, percciving his income di-
ninishing, readily changes the laws of
his household and renders his expens-
cs in proportion to his income.
But without going into detail, as to
what manner of changes | would sug-
gest, in the premises, intending only in
this writing, to express my grateful
ness to you, for your kind apprecia-
ton and reply, that | am at your
service, and will accept the position.
And should you succeed in electing
me your Senator, | assure you, will
discharge the trust imposed, with hon
esty and fidelity.
1t will be out of my power to can
vass the District, except by issuing
circulars, how muchsoever desired,
being engaged in teaching school; but
will cooperate with my friends in
any other manner, which may lead to
the desired result.
Again assuring you of my thankful
ness, for your appreciation, l am very
respectfully,
Your most humble servant,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
CLARKsvILLE MONEY mAnKET.
iold III. Tennessee Bonds, old, ", new,
UNCURRENT MONEY.
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED RY ]. j. CRUsMAN.

CORRECTED BY ]. j. CRUSMAS.
SUGAR. Louisiana, new crop in ample
supply, ana we quote, In HhdS.-Fair "a.
va. Prime lUi1 a. IL Clarified l2l,;
ljC.
MohAssEs.--Ncw crop, by the bbi., 5o@G5.
@23, Java S0m35
SAL T.-Kanawha, bushcl bbls, 81 90;
by the Car load per Dbl. - ~.
FLOUR Superfine, IS ~; Extra, So 6c7 90;
Choice or Fancy, - SOFAS W.
STAR tASDLEs.-20c.
BACON AND LARp-Buylng ratCs-Bacon
iHl4, hOg round. Lard o..
WnIskEN-Common country, 81 GOAL 20;
best brands Robertson county, 81 75ct2 90.
l6Wl7c.
RICE-Carolna. 10.
SOAP-Inr. 6cglO.
OiLs-toal oil re; lard oil. 81 - toll so:
linsced oil, 81 l5al p, raw aud boiled.
SPIRITS rURPENTINE 10.
NAhNIsli-Copal, 81 -; Japan, G5.
pUrTN-Sc
I Is; l2NlI, 1 Is.
PowDER-Riac,s 50 80 q kcg; lead. I21s T. II.
SUOT-S2 -.
CAPs-iOG50c Z udz.
OYSTERS and n Uuns 50 35@l 35.
SARDINES-2ic.
,MAcKEnEL,-No. s, per Dbl. $40 90; kits,
No. |, - OuU2 20.
BLACKISG-9Tl ,6eT1, per Dozen
NAILs-S5 ~.
IInoN-Kentucky, ~. Tennessee, az.
ROPE-22oe2ic.
PlrrsnuRG CoAb 30 cts. sr. BERNARD,
Is cts. delivered.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

IT appears that the straight-out con
vention at Louisville was not only a
fizzle, but very disgusting one. The
New Albany (Ind.) Ledger of the 9th
inst. says:
Hon. James Lyons, chairman of
the b. ID. Convention, stated yester-
day in the presence of several Demo
Gratis at the CALI House in Louisville,
that he was several times on the point
of declaring the convention dissolved;
that it was the most choatic body he
had ever seen, and that he was
thoroughly disguised with the whole
thing. Hon. James Lyons will go
home and advise his fellow citizens of
Virginia to support Greeley and
Brown"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
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THEOLDIiTn nEGIMENT.

There was meeting Of the surviving
soldiers of the gallant 18th Regiment,
in this place, ga Tuesday last, for the
purpose Of mad ing arrangements for
attending the re-Hgiqn of Archer
Brigade rs hesasGA, on the 10Th inst.
No brigade did harder "a more vail
ant service than TIE three regiments
composing that brigade, and ne hope
the meeting of Tie brave soldiers
who composed it will is spite of the
sad memories connected with their
victories, prove pleasant time, to
them and cement for LIE, the ties form
rd in the presence Of death,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

WHICH do you most admire-the
traitor to his ifc-long convictions and
associates, who, in the rear of the army
of his new allies, vindicated his zeal
by making war upon widows, orphans
and unarmcd old men, or the brave
General, conscious of the right, who
indicated his integrity by risking his
life, his all, in open defiance of tho
armed hosts of lawlcss tyranny. He is
the rebel who defes the Constitution,
he the patriot who defends it at the
risk of his life.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
Original Attachment.
State of see.-.M0ntg0mery Co.

Richard Bailey VS.. I. Il. Reese.
IN this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, T.. ID. Reese, is just
~ indebted to the plaintiff, by account,
in the sum of SS So and an original at
tachment having been issued and levied
on his property, who is n nonresident of
the state of Tennessee, 1t is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the
Clarksvifle CHRoNICLE, II newspaper pub
lished in the city of Clarksville, for foar
successive weeks, commanding the said
Office In Dist. No. 7, Montgomery CO.. Ten,
on saturday, Sept. 2Sth, 1872, and make de.
Tense to said suit against him, or 1t will
be proceeded with exparte. This August
%, 1872. u. j.. SMITH, j. p.
A. q. GooDLETT, Attorney.
August 81, lS72-iw. pr. fee So.
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state Elections.

The elections during the prcscn
'ear will be held as follows;
Indiana, October s.
Iowa, October s.
Nebraska, October s.
Ohio, October 8.
Pennsylvania, October 8.
South Carolina, October ~.
West Virginia, October ~.
Alabama, November ,.
Arkansas, November ).
Delaware November 3.
Florida, Noyembcr5.
Georgia, November !.
Illinois, November D.
Kansas, November ).
Louisiana, November }.
Maryland, November ).
Massachusetts,, November ).
Michigan, November !.
Minnesota, November }.
Mississippi, November ).
Missouri, November 3.
Nevada, November ).
New dtfScy, Novcnbcr5.
New York, November }.
Tennessee, November ,.
Virginia, November ,.
Wisconsin. November >.
Arizonu TerriturH NdyclnbefS. f
District of Columbia, Nov. p.
The Prefijcntial election will occu
n all the Satos ON the 9Th l.y Of 80
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