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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-19
Written for The Spirit Of Democracy
judicial Contest In Seneca Town
shin,
CALAIS, ONO, Sept. 13, 1876.

CALAIS, ONO, Sept. l3, 1876.
EDrroR SPIRIT: News ia this part Of
the county is scarce The farmers have
finished sowing their wheat, and are
now cutting up their corn, of which we
have :ar crop Many Of the farmel s
sra cry busy in saving their tol-s'c
cr',p. There is larger crop of this
! weed in til, seuii,- .,,an usual. Oar
town sent u, a good delegation to see
the B ,lloon and they were all well sat
isfied with the Fair.
When we heard of the nomination OF
Hon. William Okey, of Woodsfield, as
a Car di1ate for Judge, in this Judi
cial District, we were well satisfied. W.
think that better man could not bt
4 found in the District. The report o
the Republican Convention was not az
satisfactory. A portion of the Belmon
delegation say by their actions in thi
matter that they have no man in th'
Republican party of this District that i
capable of filing the Office of Judge
but we win vote for 'BoLTER Tn
delegate for this township says that h
, will support the straight out Democrat
and we will not be saying too mpcl
when we say that this is the feelings o
nearly all of the. Republicans of thi
section. Let US not in this contest le
q "BoLrBR' beat the regular nominee.
A few fanatics in Belmont say, "
want temperance candidate. We hav
him in our own county. One who's
Temperance principles will stand agains
Judge Chambers, or any other man Be
mont can bring forward Then let q
; have our Three Thousand majority fl
| Uncle William in October. s.si
The fair is over now let US hear frol
different parts OF the county,
In short time you may again bes
from X, x, who, by the way, is not
}. Democrat.
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Elk Secretary Bristow has returned
home to Kentucky to remain. ) ort
A delegation of workmen from Ger.
many have arrived in Philadelphia for a
fortnight's visit. hf.
Alexander Coker, Texas herder, was
running cattle recently, when his horse
fell and the long lariat that hangs at the
saddle bow became entangled around the
herder'sieg. The horse rose quickly and
ran, dragging Coker across the plains.
but had proceeded but little way when
Coker managed to draw his pistol and
shot the animal dead.
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Divorce Notice.

JOSEPH z. MITCHELL, Of the county o.
j franklin and State ofjKsnsas, Is notified
that Margaret Mitchell did, on the l1th day
Of September, A. D. 1875. fle her petition In
the Office Of the clerk Of the court Of commor
pleas within and for the county OF Monroe
and State Of Ohio, charging the said Joseph
&. Mitchell with extreme cruelty, and ask
ing that she may be divorced from the said
Joseph K. Mitchell. and for such other and
-furth er relief as she Is entitled; which petit
tion will be for hearing at the next term of
said court. E S#s ssUg9sd alyo7
Dated this 11th day Of September, A. d.
1876. MARGARET MITCHELL,
By JACOB T. MoRaIII, her Attorney.
septl9,'76w5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-19
TW EED'S CAPTURE.
His Extraditi0n to be Immediate
~ Granted by the Spanish Gov
ernment, sSliiaJ ,ri 5t 1i 4

GEunEAtUts t.a-t
MADRID, September l0--It was found
in July last that Tweed was in Santiago
de Cuba, having passed there from Ha.
vana. General Jovellar was applied ID
by the American Consul to have Tweed
secured and sent to the United States -
General Jevellar was quite willing, even
In the absence of an extradition treaty,
to oblige the American Government in
return for their courtesy in the Arguelles
case some years ago. Tweed, however,
was apprised in Santiago Of his impen-
ding danger, and sailed for Vigo, Spain,
on July 9th, on board the sailing-ves.
sci Carmen. Mr.. Gushing thereupon
notified the Spanish Government of the
fact and found them willing to arrest
Tweed and return him to Cuba or deliv.
er him up to the American Consul =
Every precaution was taken by the
Spanish Government to secure Tweed's
arrest in any port of Spain or on any
coast line by which he might arrive
Severe orders were given to the local
authorities, especially those of Vigo and
the Galieian Coast On September 9th
the Carmen hove in sight off Vfgo, and
was Immediately boarded by the Gov
ernor of Pontevedra. The Governor
at once recognized Tweed from pho
tograph which he had had in his pos
session for some time previous to the
arrival of the fugitive, Tweed was en-.
tered on the. ships papers under the
name Of "Secor,"' and was accompanied
by o man giving his name as William
Hunt, who is said to be his nephew
Both were Immediately secured and
thrown into the Calabozo under strong
guard, but were subsequently, transferred
by order to fortress in Vigo, under
command of the Captain General.
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sHERIFFS SALE.
Ketterer & Morris
.r-e vs.. &
Philip Wagonheim.

f.ne Fef ~ = !. EfalF =
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house.in the town
of Woodsaeld, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m, on
SATURDAY., The 30th day Of September. 1876,
tihe fuiio~ihs described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: III
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section two, township five and
rauge SIX, containing forty acres, more or less,
Z Also, the southwest qnarter Of the
west quarter, OF section thirty-two, township
four and range FIVE, containing twenty y-seven
and halt acres, more or less q i
Also, the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section thirty-one, township
four and range five containing lfwenty.seven
and ahah acres more or less. tfsf1f 4
Also, part Of the east half Of the northeast
quarter OF section one, township Eve Of
range six, beginning for the same on the
south boundary of said half quarter at 81.
mon Drums corner, about fifteen rods east
Of the southwest corner Of said half quar-
ter; thence east about sixty.four rods TO the
southeast corner of said half quarter; thence
with the east boundary line OF the aforesaid
half quarter, north one. hundred rods; thence
west about sixty-four rods to Simon Drums
line; thence south with said Drums line
one hundred rods to the place OF beginning
(except 80 much thereof of the west side
Of said tract as begins at the southwest cor.
ner Of the same and running thence east
with the line thirty-two rods; thence north
west course in direct line TO the northwest
corner of the above described tract; thenoa
south to the beginning. containing ten acres
in the tract 80 excepted leaving thirty.two
acres more or less, hereby conveyed. s.
Also, twenty i've acres, more or less. lying
north of the above tract, beginning at the
northwest corner Of said tract; thence north
10 Drums corner on the section line; thence
east with the section line to the section cor
ner; thence south with the section line to
the northeast corner Of said thirty-twe acre
tract; thence west sixty -four poles to the
place OF beginning, containing in all said
tracts one hundred and ffty.two acres, more
or less, together with the right Of way out
Of said lands as now used by Wagonheim
over the other lands of said Mooney IA) +:
Appraised. 1st tract at $1,000.
z Sd tract at 4So:Aa
4th & 5th tracts at 1890
Sufficient money required to be paid down
on day Of sale TO secure the costs, E
4d9 ~ T. o. LITTLE,
aug2s,,7sw5. = : sherif N. c. o.
HUNTER 4 MALLORY, Att'ys.
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GST The Barnesvi!le Enterprise has
much to say in disparagement Of two
former Judges in this sub division. We
have sought in vain for any pretext for
his Which is not dscreditable to that
paper A
II former iulge conducted himself
unbecomingly shat possible relevancy
can that have tn the question wi,eiiler
OKEY or CHAMBERS should he elected 7
One of two dragged up by the Bnte"
prise, has gone to the Eternal Judge,
and we are glad to believe that there are
few human beings who are not willing
to let him rest in peace. Yet his memo.
ry is wantonly dragged before the pub
lie to be spattered with aspersinns
| We do rot believe that this Is done
for the heartless purpose Of outraging
the feelings of the surviving relatives
and friends: yet, whether designed or
not, this is its inevitable effect.
Hardly more credible is the theory
that this detraction of the dead is in
spired by the expectation that somebody
in hunting Justification for it, will con
clude that there is reason to apprehen6
that WILLIAM OkzY would be likely tc
cause "a repetition OF the courts hele
by these men,"
| Ifit is designed by these repeated al
lusions to convey an impression that un
{ 4 der WILLIAM OKEY tie Judicial business
! would become "a shame and by. word,'
/, it is well to suggest it only in dark inn
endo The Enterprise says it "woulC
not charge that such would be the cas-
again il Mr. OKEY shoad be elected
1t "would not charge" it! No, for
thousand indignant voices would be in
I stantly raised to denounce such charg
as falsehood.
But II the Enterprise does not deslgl
to covertly insinuate what, it shrink
from openly charging, why does it pa
rade these things before the public at all
E Or why does it not nanfully and truth
Q fully say that in this respect Mr.. OKE
can be as safely trusted as can Mr. CHAM
BERs or any other man living2
There may be some excuse for tn
Enterprise more consistent with the ca
mons Of proprlety than those. we hav
conjectured, but if so there is sore nee,
, that it be disclosed. We can conceiv
of none, and others who have read
lexpress their utter inability to regard i
as otherwise than shameful s,e -,
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9 Q 9 9 g

l. ~ aI 70 q .
son motion, Hon JOHN W KENNoN, %
Belmont, was elected President of the
Convention, and JAMES T. CHARLES
WORTH, of Belmont, and w S..W1LEY, O
Monroe, Secretaries. - +
aON MOTION OF R NJ. CLARK
| OF BELMONT. the President appointed
r NJ. CLARK Of Belmont, JACOB T. Nor
RILL Of Monroe, JAMES DUNFEE OF Bel
mont. DR.. ] WAYef Monroe, and JANE.
KINNEY OF Belmont. A COMMITTEE
| ON CREDENTIALS
| "The Committe on Credentials report
ed that the delegation from Monroe
County was full, and no contests; tina
Belmont County also had full delega
ton present, and double delegation
from Goshen tosonship; and that they haG
agreed upon one delegate appointed. b,
each OF the Conventions held in the samt
township: that ENocH BARNES and Ev
ERErr j. HEsKErr were entitled to seats
lin the Convention as delegates from sale
township. -.
"On motion the report OF the Commit
ftee was adopted" '1'.' s /
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wIn legal attainments, In profes
sional experience, inelear, calm, sound
Judgment, in freedom from bigoted obsti
macy, in everything that fits man for the
office OF Judge, we regard WILLIAM QKEl
as the superior of r. E CHAMBERS.
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EF Because CHAMBERS bptted hi;
head against the Democratic Conyen,
ton, and got black eye from the Re
publican Convention, the Enterpris.
wants 70 tie a bandage around his brow
proclaim him aamsrtyr, and turn him
sloose in the deestrick." @eiigd
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True Inwardness Of the Cham.
bers SecessiOn.-The Bei1ers
DishOnOr Their own

tEeCSueAt.
II is little strange that any man Of
intelligence. who has ever been in Con.
veniion, should need to he told that every
body # that kind is the sole ;.s.ee of the
qualifications Of lis members. This usas.
was so old that the memory of man ran
n0t to'the contrary when it was provided
in the Constitution of the United States
that Each House shall be the Judge of
the elections, returns and qualifications
of its own members"
Every parliament, congress, legisla-
lure, and convention, and every similar
body of men, for centuries has recogniz
ed this right; and yet the CHAMBERS
holters from the Democratic Judicial
Convention believes or pretend to believe.
that the other delegates were trying to in
t,oanoo on innovation ,,,,,o, ,.os .hoi
for q Committee on Credentials!
| These ill-advised gentlemen talked
nlinlv .ho,, o,be Rs,nont aaleo.tio,
boina ohio 70 .o,t,s nsr .rorh,o.
.,a soomod - s,,,o,o ,,,. ,,o,, ~ ;,
.o,,,o aomo.h;n,, vorn so,oib,a
! MT ,ho.o .ha .,o,,, ,.a, ,,,. .ho,
could no, ..oa,,la tho;r : ~ .,,onh,o, :,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-19

According to Mr. Edward Atkinson,
before the Social Science Association at
Saratoga, a healthy laboring man con.
sumes about 500 pounds of meat and
bread in year, while the railroads now
carry quarter Of ton, or 500 pounds,
from Chicago to Boston for 81 25,or less
than days wages of alaboring man.
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) EEAs it becomes more generally
known that the Monroe delegation did
not pitch the CHAMBERS delegates head
long out Of the Barnesville Convention,
and that WILLIAM OKEr is not hopeless
sot, bat lifelong temperance man.
whatever chances Mr.. CHAMBBRs hadia
fast fading away. a99'pats1 9ai -
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Il EEAnd still we hear of squads Of
voters coming over to OKEY,f These
men, we hear, are most Of them accept
ed by their neighbors as reasonably hon.
est, though they would probably not
pass muster at the Enterprise Office. I'D
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E%Well informed and reliable CORES
pondents in Belmont County write us
that okgr is stronger to-day in that coun
ty than is CHAMBERS, and that all the. time
a regular stampede is going on from
CHAMBERS to OKsY In justice. equity
and good.conscience this is right io
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~In these degenerate days Of shams
and authorizations, it is an incident worth
mentioning to find anything that isen-
tirely pure. The McConnelsville Her.
aid ills the conditions ; it is pure billings
gate '33s.
Ina single number it calls TILDEN a
liar, a perjurer, scoundrel and a thief
Can that paper have ten readers so utterly
depraved as to have an appetite for such
ribaldry7
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ChaS. P,& Ftp. Stevens, Baltimore,
OWNERS AND PROPRlRToRS.
Major w. w. LELAND, Manager.

Irs ArrRAcrIoNs.-Capacity 1000 Guests
800 feet long l40 feet wide; 8 stories high;
built and furnished by Baltimorsans. Pri-
vate parlors, en- suite, etc. Special rates for
Parties, Associations, &c. French, German,
Spanish and Italian spoken in the hotel. All
charges moderate and accommodations first
class. 1t is within four blocks Of the main
entrance Of the Grand Centennial Exposition,
the most desirable location Of any Centen-
nial Hotel. The entire house is surrounded
by a magnificent grove of maple trees, Of
thirty years' growth, making it the coolest
hotel in Philadelphia. The furniture and
equipments Of the entire establishment are
of the most liberal character, and during the
season first class orchestra will furnish
music for the entertainment Of the guests
Market street line city cars pass the door.
july4,76m3. Hla iH
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b RMr. CHAMBERS only claim upon
Democratic voters is, that he first tried to
demoralize their party by an effort to
break down its organization, and then at
tempted to betray 1t into the hands Of the
Republican party.
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wFrom the public prints. from rri
vate letters and from conversation with
Belmont County men, we learn sthai
CHAMBERS and his followers are sacrific.
ino the Don. s.Atin narntu iinket-thai
they are preparing to sell out the candi
dates for county offices BY swapping
votes. 81 5g
Is there nothing at which Mr. CHAM
BERs win hesitate in his wild scramble fol
the Judgeship2 49,.
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HOf course Mr.. CHAMBERS thinks
that Democratic Convention, made UP
largely OF Monroe County men, has nc
rights which he is bound to respect. Big
lnjin. m ,sf, assa
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HThe Athens Messenger is guilty Of
q very mean fl aud in leaving out words
and substituting Others in a quotation
from the SPIRIT: We did notsuppose
there Was paper in the district so desti-
-tuteof honor as this indicates.
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w Some. of the boys have been ci-
phering, and the answer they get is, that
if the Democrats do not weaken in some
parts of the district, we have more than
even chances for gaininga a congressman.
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wUnfaithful to his own party, ht
Haunted all his charms before the Repub
iican Convention-he lavished all his
caresses upon it.and it cruelty Tilted him
Sech woe! 6a a.. a
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swAnd now comes the Belmont
CAronicle, and denies that BARNES signed
that petition. This is the only denial we
have ever seen of the charge, though it
has been publicly made for many weeks
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s@WlLLIAM OKEY is widely known,
and esteemed wherever known, ,as kind
hearted, generous neighbor, as an up
right, honest man, as peace-loving,
public spirited citizen, and as a sincere
and consistent Christian. In every pub.
lie enterprise or private charity he is one
Of the first men called upon for help,
aud no man Of his means responds more
frequently or more literally. He is ex.
actly the kind of, man that any one can
vote for, and feel justly proud Of having
done 80. ,4
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Taxes as passedAprils 2. 1859. asfollows !:
that is or may be authorised BY Law; and in
case the first half Of the taxes charged UPON
any real estate shall be paid on or before
the Goth day of December. IS provided In
this act, but the remaining BALI thereof shall
not be paid on or before the goth dayof Juhs
next thereafter, or be collected bJ distresS OK
otherwise prior to the next August settle
msnt as provided in this. act. then the same
penalty shall be added to such unpaid taxes,
and the same shall be treated as delinquent
taxes, as provided in this act, and with the
taxes Of the current year collected BY the
sale of-such real estate a. -.aforssaid.---s
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Attachmnlesnl j Not Notice. e = :

James H. Collins, plaintiff Before p. u.
vs.. ~ Beard, q Justice
Esekiel 3. Mills, defend't, Of the Peace of
Center township Monroe county, Ohio. On
the Esd day Of August, A. D. 1876, said Jus.
hee issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of three hundred
dc liars; said action win be orllhsasfng be-
fere said Justice on ths 9TH day Of Ostebss
4. D. 1876, at O'Clock p. m. ssmz1cp
septl2H6w4. J, q. C0LLI,la
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-19

Ey-Hon. N. H VAN Worries was in
our county last week looking after his
congressional interests He did US the
honor to give US call, and wefound him,
as he always is, a pleasant, sociable gen.
tleman. He appears to be quite confident
Of success; a little more confident, we
think, than the situation warrants. 'I.o7
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~If Robert thought he could treat
the Democratic Convention with lofty
soorp, and then win the heart Of the Re
, publican Convention, he overrated his
charms. li
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EgGiving improved fire arms to the
Indians, and sending the army to back Vi,
iawless Negroes, are the means adopted
for keeping the country tranquil.
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u kEWhen Bro. JONES goes he goes 1t
Five or six columns, in q single week, In
denunciation OF PosroN, indicates mad
-ef tremendous proportions
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The attention of Taxpayers is especial.
SECTION /. That each person charged with
taxes on the tax duplicate in the hands Of a
County Treasurer, may, at his option. pay
the full amount of such taxes on or before
the 20ih day Of December, or one-half thereof
on or before the goth day of December, and
the remaining half thereof on or before the
2oth day Of June next, ensuing.
SEC. a. When one-balf the taxes as afore
said, charged against any entry on tax du-
plicate in the hands of a County Treasurer,
shall not be paid on or before the 20th day
Of December next, after the same shall have
been SO charged. or when the remainder oi
such taxes shall not be paid on or before the
goth day Of June next thereafter, the County
Treasurer shall proceed to collect the same
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-19

RThe more the people know about
it, the more they don like Mr.. CHAM
BERs' pranks.d4 al arff ssla H.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Rudolph Zesiger, Deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
|, Il qualified ss Administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed of the estate Of Ru
dolph zssiger, late Of Monroe county, decd
Dated this 18th day Of September, A. D
1876. MICHAEL B0UGHNRA.
sept19,'76w3. -
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HNeither party has much to rejoice
over in the Maine election,as neither did
quite as well as it hoped to do, -
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I9'oa 3CENTENNIAL4
HOTEL DIRECTORY

7PHILA HIA.
Thousands Of our readers will visit the
grand Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
They will want to stop at hotels where the
accommodations are good and the charges
are reasonable To do so they must make
all arrangements before starting. This can
be done by correspondence with, the propri-
etors. In this Directory will be found such
as are fully up to these requirements.
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NOTICE OF. APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Murtt- 1..:;s,..-, nAAaaes1.
TlHR undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Maria Zesiger, late Of Monroe county, de-
ceased. sC# G3 M &E
Dated this 18th day of September. A. D.
1875. 81 ~ JACOB ZESIGER.
septic, rows. @
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PULLMAN PALACE OARS

For Council Bluffs, Omaha and California.
Two Through Trains daily. Win Fplln5sn
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
through to Council Bluffs,
For st. Paul and Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Puilmss Rasoss Cars at.
tached on both trains.
&For Green Bay and Lake .superios ywo
Trains daily, Pullman Palace Cars attacked,
and running through to Marquerts, ~ ~ q
For Milwaukee, Four through Trains daily,
Pullman Palace Cars on night trains, Parlor
Chair Cars on day trains. 80, e.o
For Sparta and Winona and roints in
Minnesota, one- Through Train -dstiy, With
Pullman sieepers to Wi1pnes ssE 8. ~:
For Dubuque, wa Freepoft, TFo on. nieht
Trains daily, with Pullman Cars fkfodxh
trains. OHIO ,GdHfgSG00W
h For Dubuque and la Cscsss, bndeIc IclnusSn.
Two Through Tsainsa daiay withe Pulluan
Carson nishttrain to MGGFesor, ,slowasessa
{ MFor Sioux City and iYanktou; Two Trains
daily, Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Juno
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= EEAs Mr.. VAN VoRHEs may possibly
represent us again in Congress, we are
glad 10 fad him sound on the sllyerques-
(3cn. e5 ~ sifl
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