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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery al
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices
Stave bolts, 80 inches long, per cord
of 8 #. by 4 f., 81 80. Heading beltr
~ inches long, per cord of q. by
f., s4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. H. DERIcKsoN q Co.
27tf
Stoves and stoveware at Freenian
q Corbet's. rr-lr 2Stf
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Trial List for December Tcrm 1875.


1. Shriver & Sawyer use VS. George S.
Hunter.
2. Elijah C. Parker w Joshua II. Jones.
3. Samuel Dun vs. J. w. Guthrie. III
4. George Barnard W. Joseph Cook.
5. =. Campbell IS r. Roberts ct 81.
q. J. Y. Saul vs. w. J. Roberts. l!i
Z. NJ Woodington adm * sc. ct al vs. j.
Shriyer's Adm'rs. ..-. ..-IrrI
s. s. G. Sloan vs. j. +. Overlandcr.
=. y. y. Teitsworth vs commissioners Of
Forest County. aI aufu 0sdf
10. George w. Dean vs. J. II. Dingman ct
al.
n. Fourth National Bank of Pittsburgh
et nj vs. George :. Hunter ct ai.inT
-. Herbert stanley vs. Ford y Lacy,
l3 Daniel Black VS. George S. Lacy.
10. Rowland Cobb use Va MYERS 4 Mohnev
i5. Chas. Murphy etiuN VS. Thomas Porter.
~. David Hefironvs VIVA. Youngra5rf
II. Daniel Walters VS. James o. Hepler.
IS. Og'lcn & Smith uSc vs. Geo. s. Hunter
ct NIX. aii .II
10. George J. Lacy VS. Green Twp. Road
Com'rs.
20. George w. Dithridge VS. NJ. Ittcl Jr.
+. NJ. CLARK, Prothonotary.
Tionesth, Nov. 2gth, 1873 lHfHi -iiW
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q. v. .Grant. of on Chf. lReY.

@. w Grant, of Oil City, (Rey.
noIds & 1Tukilps Block, Keeps con-
stantly on hand full assortment of
the latest Foreign and Domestic goods
for the manufacture Of gentlemen's
clothing. lie keeps none but first
class goods, and employs the best cut
ter in the Oil Regions. Whatever
you get there you can depend upon its
being Of the latest style, and frst.class
goods. His prices arc reasonable for
the superior kind Of goods be keeps
on hand. If you want poor clothing,
you cannot be accommodated at his
establishment. But if you want No.
4 article, made ih the latest style.
Grants is the place to 60. Remem.
Der the place; Reynolds & Hukill's
Block, Seneca ST., Oil City, Pa. 35 q
Mrs. Butler has just received a
new stock Of Millinery Goods, consist
ing of Hats, Frames, Feathers, Flow.
ers. Ribbons, Velyets &c, &c, in the
building north Of Lawrence House
She solicits a continuance of the pat
ronage of the ladies Of Tionesta and
vicinity. 326
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IN MEMORIAM.

AT a regular meeting of Tionesta
Lodge No. 800 /. o. o. f., held at
their Hall on Friday evening, Dec. 10,
a letter was read from Prcsque Isle
Lodge of Erie, Pa, announcing the
death Of Lewis Schane, member of
this Lodge, on the 2nd day of Dec.
inst, whereupon the undersigned we're
appoipted to draft resolutions of res
pect, reporting as follows:
WHEREAS, Lewis Schane brother
Odd Fellow, it has been announced,
has left the field of human action, to,
we trust and believe, higher and bet
ter world
Resolved, That in the life of deceas-
ell brother we recognize devotion to
the principles of friendship, Love and
Truth, and il is worthy Of remark in
this place that Bro. S. is the first mem.
Der of our lodge that has been taken
away by the band of death since its
reorganization. As a society, we
mourn with those who mourn, yet
with our memory mingle hope, know
ing that our dead Brother in his life
time followed the principles of our
order SO his life could not be an error
or failure so he must have died with
an assurance of Immortality.
Resolred, That this memorial be
published in the County papers, and a
copy be sent to friends of deceased.
S. j. SErLEY,
j. T. DALE, Committee
SAMUEL d. IRWIN,
Tionesta, Dec. 13, 1875.
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Estate Notice.

Estate Of Doctor 4. Winans late of
Tionesta Borough, Forest county, de-
ccascd. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having legal claims
against the same, will present them with
out delay in proper order for sctticrpeht
to h"
J. w. II. REISINGER, ..-s..,..-
T.. ID. McCREARY, Nuiiiiiiis'ra' il rs
OLIVE WINANS, Administrative. hH
or, MILES w. TATE, Attorney.
Tionesta, Pa, Nov. 10, l675.--6t rf Ffdf
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MIR. Dingman, of the firm of Der.
rickson & Co., has rented the Wolcott
house, and will move ia directly. We
are glad to welcome him a regular
settled down citizen.
IS. A. Holl;sier, .he Cory Life
Insurance agent, who did the tall forg-
ing there some time ago, and who was
duly sentenced therefor, has been par
doned.
Geo. Lear, of Bucks county has
been appointed Attorney General, by
Gov. Hartranft, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Dimmick.
The appointment is said to be an ex-
cellent one in every respect.
"A prohibition paper is to be pub
lished in Franklin, under the auspices
of prominent members of the prohibi.
tion party in Vensngo County. The
office is to be located in Hauna's S
block, and is to be under the manage.
ment of some chap who halls from the
Buckeye State,
.-Derickson q Co., have been driv.
ing stave bolts down Tiunesta creek,
and, we judge that the new plan is a
success. Mr.. Dithridge also drives
logs for his mill. from points up the
creek. The driving, we believe, is SO
managed as not to interfere with the
re g which come out on every pond
e and natural rise.
Henry Shoemaker got his hide
wet one day last week by falling into
the creek. He was soaked awl through,
and hopes this will be the last exper-
iehce of this kind he has in the winter.
His hair was thoroughly crimped, and
he came near meeting his end, and on
ly desisted for fear he would find it
waxed.
Now that little tracking snow"
has made its appearance, don't you
fellows 60 to work and kill lot of
deers out of season. But some of our
sportsmen will reason as follows:
Leaves have their time to fall,
And suckers regular intervals for
beer,
And stars to SGT, but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own,
o, Deer.
Stewart, the barber, has taken his
traps, and also, we are sorry to hear,
some of his customers razors, cups,
DC, and vanished. Tonesta's exper-
ience with BARRIERS has not been very
encouraging, but there seems to be
enough work in that line here to keep
a good barber moderately busy. Mr..
Stewart brought our razor and cup to
to us before leaving, for which we are
duly thankful.
Major Goodman and Jake Cosper
of Balltown were in town last week,
and report game very plenty there,
particularly bears. Most of our old
hunters are tired of deer, anyway, and
pant for nobler game. Here is good
chance to do themselves proud, and
at the same time rid the country of
pest, Two bears were killed on Fools
creek, about three miles above Ball
town, few weeks ago by one man in
one day. After he had hanged them
np, and went to Balltown for help to
bring them in, he couldn't pilot the /
way back to them, so described the
to the Old Major, who took |
lin there a. straight as q beae line. !
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Robert Sloss, of Titusvil!e,
will conduct the services at the Pres
byterian Church in this place on Sun
day next, morning and evening, hav-
ing exchanged pulpits with Rev. El-
liot for that day. a,-
"A few loads Of coal will be taken
on subscription at this office,
Freeman & Corbet have just re-
ceived rev and select stock of books,
suitable for holiday presents. Look
in ard examine stock and prices. 36tf
"A man who works on the Beaver
crock shingle mill had piece of his
right index finger sawed off short
time since. He is on duty again at
present.
We understand that a shooting
match is going ON over at VIM. Hoods,
to-day, under the autpces of some of
the Albaughs. The best shot takes
the turkeys, or geese.
MFR. j. d. w. Reck received
letter from John, son of A. b. Root,
who is in the regular cavalry, and is
stationed at Fort Garland. He is in
good health and spirits.
The attention of our readers is
called TO the new advertisement of j.
ii. Derickson & Co., which appears in
this issue. They have leased the
Fisher Store.house aud put in large
stock of Flour, Feed aud Tobaecos.
Miss Clara Heath arrived at home
from the Normal School, located at
Indiana, Pa, the latter part nf last
week aud on Monday .ook charge of
the Ross Run School, which she is to
teach this winter.
"A man was in town yesterday en-
deavoring TO sell metallic Heel
Straightener," but didn't succeed in
disposing Of any; but if he had been
selling an automatic debt adjuster he
would have had a rushing business.
"A sister of Alex. Wilson, of the
boat Venture" whose honlc is in the
far west, is at present in town paying
him visit, having brought with her
a grandson of Mr.. Wilson's, aged less
than two years. The mother of the
little chap taught school on Whig
Hill about three years ago, and also
taught term at Ross Run. Alex. is
much pleased with his visitors.
Rev S. j. M. Eaton d. D., will |
deliver a lecture, "Travels in Southern
Palestine" at the Court House, on
Tuesday evening, Dec.i2S, for the ben
eft of the Presbyterian Church Of
Tionesta. DR.. Eaton spent one sea
son in that ancient land, and being a
close observer, and brilliant scholar
lis lecture cannot fail to be interest
ing.
Some of the farmers of this coun-
ty are agitating the subject of petit
tioning the Legislature to raise the
bounty on wild cats, to So. The boun-
ty now is 50, and the cats are multi
plying rapidly. The increased bounty
would undoubtedly have the of effect
clearing them out efectuslly, but
whether the county treasury could
stand the strain which would immedi-
utely ensue, is a question for tax-pay
ers to consider.
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Registers Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all parties con
eerned that the following final account !
have been examined aud hlod la my onico
and viii be presented FOR confirmation, ni
81, at the next regular Orphans Court OF
Forest County, on tho Fonrth MONDAY Of
December, a. ID. lS76 Tho said aec0mHs i
being as followsi
/. Final account of VIM. Young SIgglns.
Executor OF the last will aud testament of
y. VI. Siggins, late of Harmony Twp., in
said County, deceased.
?. Final account of James FLYNN and
Margaret Flynn, Administrators of thr
estate Of Christopher Flynn, iato OF said
County, deceased.
2. Account of John ~. Kuhns, Admin
istralor OF &. kuhns, deceased.
y, NJ. CLARK, Register.
Registers ohee, Tioncsta, Pa, November
3uth lST5
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Petition.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ will be presented at the next session
of the Legislature for a law roinstatiug tho
Commissioners OF the Big Level State
Road long enough 10 collect present taxes,
counts. . ...- --..y-
For the Commissioners.
3i4 '@II9 w. s. ovIATT.
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MARRIED.

WALLACE-SHRIVER. - At the resi-
dence of the brides mother, I'm Tionesta
twp, Dec. l4th, 1875, by Rev. Reid, of
Freiburg, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Wallace of earns
City, Pa, and Miss Alice j. Shrlver, of
this county.
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Che forrest Republican.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
3uraeAs--JouN REcIt.

Burgcss--JoHN REcK.
Councilmen-G. w. Robinson, S. A.
warner, A. B. kelly, S. IL. Haslet, A. H..
Partridge, II. o. Davis.
Justices Of the Pedce-D. S. Knox, c. a.
Randall.
ConStdbic-H. Swaggnrt
School Directors-D. s. Knox, II. O. Da-
Wis, $. ]. Wolcott, S. II. Haslet, A. b..
Kelly, ID. Clark.
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Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
Office,
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For further Information in regard 10 tho
above described lands, apply 90 j. n.
Agnew, Attorney-at- Law, fIonesta. Pa.
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The President las sent to the
Senate the following among other
nominations: Mr.. ID. ID. Pratt, to be
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
We rise to seek the light: Is this
Daniel Pratt, the Great American
Traveller? If SO, Mr.. Grant had bet
ter oust him, or he will "bust" that
third term business, that the Demo
cratic papers have been telling us
about. Or to suit the popularity of the
n. Y. He raid, Great Cesar, you've n
rival nearthe throne.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-30
THE HOME SEWING MACHINE.

There is no more important subject Of
selection presented TO the family than
that OF the sewing machine. for il invol-
yes questions OF economy, durability, ease,
convenience, and even that of health
The ma chiEe which most nearly complies,
with all these vital qualifications is the
Home, for which johnson, Clark & Co.,
III State St, Chicago, are General Agents
in he United States. As It's name i'm
plies, it is a machine for the family it is
light yet strong, easy running and swift
simple In lis construction, and complete
in its work. Itsews the lock-stitch, and
is adapted TO every fabric that enters in
to domestic life, performing its task in a
manner unsurpassed by any other mac
hine. In the matter of combined ef1ci
ency and chsapness, the Home triumph
antly bears the palm, SO completely
distancing competitors that its general
adoption is merely question of the
realization of it's merits which must very
presently obtain. Intending sewing
machine purchasers are recommended to
examine tho Home. A great inducement
fer the purchase of this machine is that,
notwithstanding it is as good as any 9TH
er, 1t is sold for 20 per cent. less Chic
ago Tribune Sept 9th
Persons wanting sewing machines
would do we'll to send to the above House
for their latest circulars ana terms to
cash purchasers. 18w4
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Political Pap.

The demise of /. w. Webster produced vacan-
cy in the CountyJudgesaip.t be filed by appoint
me mt from the Governor. This caused scramble
among the local, democratic, liberal reformers
for chance at the pnblic crib. The liberal wing
got up long, lingering petition. The straight
outs got up another, but did not rely upon num-
bers so much as political influence. The law
contemplates keeping the selection OF judges as
much out of politics as possible but in this case,
politics was the power behind the throne. Moth
ing but cieap-cut democrat would do and the
liberals were completely ignored. After an IN
reasonable delay on the part of the Governor, the
result of the contest for the Office, is the appoint
ment of Mr.. Volney French, an old-time staunch
democrat. That disposes of the County Judge
ship for the time being. This appointment is a
severe blow for the liberal republicans who fed
to democratic arms few years ago for succor and
sympathy and this is the way the democratic
Governor, whom they helped to elect, shows his
gratitude.
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ROWDYI5M IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

Last Thursday night the High School
building was broken into and the stair
way leading to the High Schools depart
ment defaced with coal tar. In the High
School room the walls, black board,
clock, desks and chairs were also daube6
over with the same material, and the
carpet erasers used on the blackboard
thrown into the stove. The pecuniary
damages will prof. ably amount to from
$50 to $75
Ill feeling toward Prof. Trip was the
actuatiug spirit OF the rowdy pcrpetra-
tors ofthis outrage, as the word Resign"
was scrawled on the steps, the walls and
the blackboard.
1t is needless for US to say that no re-
spectacle person can be found to express
any sympathy with these cowardiy acts,
and we regard it as the first duty of The
Board of Education to ferret out the
guilty ones and secure their conviction,
regardless Of cost, or who may suffer. II
tie Board cannot maintain discipline in
the schools, they had better close them
up entirely and save the taxpayers the
$4,000 per year it costs to run The
schoo $.
But tbs first duty of the Board OF
Education is to secure the Punishment Of
these destroyers CT public property and
law breakers.-Racine Advocate.
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CITY Caucusses.

Notice is hereby given that the
Republican Caucusses will be held,
October Cd, at 7:90 P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of electing three delegates from
each ward to attend the County Re
publican Convention TO DE held at
the village of Bristol, October 5tn.
First Ward, at the Council Room
Second Ward, at A. Schoffen's (;
Third Ward, at~J. M. Stebbin's Of
flee; Fourth Ward, at E. D. Leon
ards office. By order OF
City Committee.
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The man of mnch property may be as
hard up as beggar in pocket. L is the
man OF immediate cash who is rich in
this world -Chicago Eoening Journal.
Bishop Simpson. of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. has reached Paris
with his daughter, on their way home
to Philadelphia. He has been dsvoting
himself largely to the Centennial cause.
Speaking of the election CT Rev. Dr.
McLaren to the Episcopal Bishopric OF
Illinois, Harper's Weekly remarks: "a
jump from Presbyt erianism IT, the Epis-
copal bench in less than four year, is a
feat never before accomplished in Amer
,ca or in Europe"
The Republicans of Nashville, Tenn. !,
on Saturday. elected their candidate for
Mayor Hon. Thomas A. Kercheval.
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AT the Liberal Republican State Con-
vention of New York, Gen John Coch-
rane, the recognized leader of that party,
made speech in which bestowed a very
great appreciation of the Democracy.
He said
The Democratic party of 1860 is the
Democratic party of to-day. In the
midst of events without experience,
and without liked principals when much
is unsettled, it reasons from its memories,
Moves by lis instincts and gropes in ere
puscular form. Its forces move in Penn
sylvania to the password of Protection ;
while on either flank in the East and the
West Free Trade marshals its way. At
the North the Constitution is accepted
as the charter Of the rights of the uni
yersal race. But the White League
compact restricts in the South human
rights to the white man. A specie pay
inc currency is the FL Dorado of Demo-
cratic New England and the majority of
the Middle States. The idea is secuted
by the Democrats of Pennsylvania and
of the South and West, whose panacea is
initiation. AT but one point-the attain
ment Of power-are Democrats undiyi-
ded. To this all their Efforts are Iii
recteG.
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The CRY CAUCUsEs are called BY
order Of the City Committee to meet
Saturday evening at the usual places
to elect delegates to attend the Coun-
ty Convention to be held at Bristol
October 9th to nominate candidate
for member of the Assembly, and to
transact such other business as NAV
come before the convention.
Every Republican elector should
attend the caucuses.
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SECRETARY DELANo's resignation of
July 9Th was accepted by the President
on the 22i instant at the urgent solicita-
ton of the Secretary The President
has had and has full confidence Ia Sec
rotary Delano and has been reluctant to
accept his resignation. The resigna~
ton is accepted to take effect on the 1st
day of October.
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The Republican electors of the Town OF Paris
will meet at Henry Blackman's, Saturday, OcIO-
bel I'd, at o'clock p M. to elect three delegates
to attend the County Convention to De held IN
the village of Bristol on Tuesday October 5th, 10
nominate candidates for member OF Assembly ana
County superintendent and to transact such otn-
err business as may properly come before the
meeting BY Order Oh Comnie1ee'
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The Republican Electors of the Town Of SOM
ora will meet at the Town Hall on Friday October
lat. at O'Clock P. M. to elect three delegates 70
attend the County Convention to be held IN the
VILLAGE of Bristol on Tuesday October 9Th, to nom
male candidates for Member of Assembly, ana
SUPERINTENDENT of Schools, and to transact any
other business that may properly come before the
meeting. by ofoer oi oonili''''''
Somers, Sept. 10, 1875.
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ISAAC ADAMS HEARD FROM.

The Milwaukee Neaos refers to Hon,
Isaac Adams and Hon. j. w. Sharp, as
being associated with Gov. Taylor IN bis
Cottage Grove soldiers bounty business,
in manner that leaves the Inference
they were members of the Board OF town
with Taylor in 1864. Such
was Lot the fact. These gentlemen may
have aided in looking uprecruits. as they
a1c both patriotic men, and true to Inc
Union during the war. Through the Neaos
Gov. Taylor appeals to these men, to sus-
tain him. Hon. Isaac Adams speaks for
himself as follows:
Editors of State Journal IL notice in
your yesterdays issue an article from the
Milwaukee Neaos efthe 10Th inst. denying
Capt. Carriers charges against Gov. Tay-
Tor, and among other things occurs the
following statement :"These three hired
all substitutes and paid all bountjes voted
by the town"
The above statement, declare to be
false. All monies raised by Cottage Grove
for bounty purposes were disbursed by
and through Gov. TAYLOR, as he oerq
,nfM E;n0aos. ISAAC ADAMS.
Madison, Sept. %, 1875.
State Journal.
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DR.. Mary Walker lectured in San
Francisco the other evening. Her subject
was on "Man-womanish-the Need cf the
Age and she wore male suit of green
grenadine.
A man named Springly, a native of
Switzerland, has been delivered to the
United States, which had demanded his
extradition. Springly will embark at
Cadiz for New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-30

I'D. HIvER" SERGEs = T. A. Chap
man s. Co. have just received few cases
of these serges. in plain and plaid suit
able for street wear. They have mark
ed them 371ac. An early selection will
be found desirable, as they are great
bargains at that price. Look at the dis
play Of them in the west window.
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T. A. Chapman&Co
MILWAUKEE &c WISCONSIN SITS.

FALL GooDs.-We call the attention
of our readers to Messrs. T. A. Chapman
g. Co.'s advertisement of fall dress goods
mourning goods, silks, velvets, house
keeping goods, ladies and gents furnish
ing goods cts, etc. They have the finest
stock ever shown by them.
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A Republican County Convention is hereby
called to assemble in the village OF BrissOI on
,,,,rnosa Of nominating candidates for member OF
ISa Assembly and County Superintendent OF
SCHOOLS and for transacting such other ousl ,i
% ,nav nrorerly come before the convention
Each Town and ward is entitled to three Dehgates
CHARLES FRANTz,
C.. WILLIAMS. fC0unty Ooh'
W. s. MAXWELL,
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pleasant Prairie Caucus.

The Republican Electors Of the Town own OF pde ess
ant Prairie. will meet at the Town Hall on Satnr-
@1av October cd at O'Clock, P. M. to elect three
delegates to attend the County Convention 70 pc
held in the village OF Bristol on Tuesday &c .oOer
Sth tn nominate candidate for Member OF Assem-
blv and SUPERINTENDENT of Schools. and to trans
ACT such other business as may properly come
WV - Ry order of Committee
Pleasant Prairie, Sept. goth 1870.
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Republican State Candidates, Ne

Republican State Candidates, New
York:
Fred. W. Seward, Secretary of State,
Gen. E. A, Merritt, Attorney General !;
F. E. Spinner, Controller; George L..
Danford, Treasurer !; W e. Tinsley, Can
al Commissioners Rev. B. 7 Ives, State
Prison Inspector.