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The New York Times makes q charge Of per-
Jury against the reformer, that. unless 1t can
be shown to be campaign lie" as some Of
Tildeu's champions have characterized it. must
prove hopelessly disastrous. 1t states that in
1868 Tilden swore that the amount OF his in
come from erery source, whether professional
or otherwise, subject to taxation, for the year
OF 1862 was little over $1,000. In his rejoin-
der to the charges OF robbery made against him
by the Terre Haute, Alton and st. Louis rail-
road company, AS shown by the court records,
he makes oath that he received from the first
aud second mortgsg. bond-hoders Of that road
In 1862, SO, 900, As legal fees for professional
services as the attorney Of the company. This
was made with the evident purpose Of trying
to legally account for the large sums of money
retained by him and his associates, from the
money in their possession; but If it is true a. he
alleges, that he received the money as profess
sionsl fee previously and mstusly agreed TO,
the Times declares his sworn statement relative
J To hts income. To have been pc rjury and II the
$40 600 did not belong to him. then he is guilty
| Of robbery As charged by the railroad company
Whichever horn Of this dilemma be chooses,
cannot much matter as TO the verdict The
| publication has occasioned much dismay in
Democratic circles. There Is a fearful looking
forward to judgement, somewhat relieved by
/ the hope that he can In some unthought Of way
rocvncile his two statements. Apparently well
! founded charge. Of crookedness in all directions
| are being made. AID which are beginiLg to have
= very parszing effect upon his sdherents.
Washington has been captured by an army
| OF Centennial excursi onists. chiefly from the
I West, but with n good sprinkling from the East
and south. They are increasing each day, and
| they bid fair 10 crowd the exposition for the
! remsining months OF It's existence. New at
, trections In the way Of csttIe-shows, regsttss
and other interesting features have been de-
/ yiscd which II Is hoped, may largely increase
the attendance. Washington presents many
| points OF interest to these visitors and they
make an industrious use all their special
senses, and tax their powers Of locomoton to
their utmos. that no locality may be neglected
and that they may resume their meanderings
! with an exhaustive knowledge Of the National
! Capital, IS one OF the accomplishments acquired
( by their Centennial journey.
| Other than the presence OF these visitors.
/ our city /. suffering from the usual sta gnation
| following the adjournment Of Congress; the
| removal OF the President with hi. family to the
/ ssashore and the absence ofmsny other officials
| on their annual leave. But the requirement Of
/ P,nnsylysni Avenue and the resumption Of
[ work upon the Washington Monument. sus-
J pended many years ago promise. in connection
| with political events, th make this \ more than
| ordinarily csentfa season. Confusion reigns
] In hara il
( dcmoralizcd by the suspense incident to the
! preparations making for slaughter Of officials
/ next October. LOGAN.
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PHYSICIANS
Recoa I'M end ssnford's Radical Cur,
and Prescription Eiies can b.
Produced la support of the
Assertion

lis with pleasure We refer to the fact that sy.r
since its Introduction. many neu beers Of thu nrft
cal faculty have unhesitaungty given the kAblCL
CURE tHei- approval, and have in private recon.
mended and encouraged he OF Il. You Az
aware" SAID distIns uI he'd city ply sctan ''ttL
my ublsatous to The NassacbuseIts Medical ~
cIety such that cannot publicly recommend
or prescribe the RADICAL Ct RI but .lnce I r.
ceived so much relief from The OF ii l1r,,.f
alter . thorough trial OF the usual rrmedlr, /
have privately adv 'sed its use, aud presume
have cent - your store no less than hundred
oil nv patients for IL
Catsrrh is the o1Dro6rfs1f ~ stiIc0rEHS OF lie
medical PROBES sion, and by many thought d.
durable. when therefore, prescription }. pre-.
sentcd to my notice, endorsed by 20 responsible
arm hessrs " cess 4 Potter. | am youud TO-
give Il a far and unpTsjudiccd trial, and wbea
such trial results IN a series Of UUlHterJupr!
cures. cannot allow professional etiquette ~ Ia
teriere with a candid expression Of my regard Tor
u. | therefore 1--WE SAsFOEp's RADIO Al O. RI
YOK CArARRn my uRrqua tned approval and c,l..
sider IL remedy for the treatment % every
form OF CatArTh superior TO any preparation "a.
down any textbook " It'll which | stu familiar
Very respectfully DR- CHARLES MAIN
Boston. May 10. -! Harm son Arraur
Each package contains Treatise on. DsA!rl.
and Dr. Saniords Improved InhaiiUg Iubr fr.e
fi.Uo. seps 10 any part OF ia" ln,ied >'a,r. I.r
sls5. Tor salc by Druggist cvrTT4acrr
WEEKS POTTER. Boston, Genera! Agrut,
aSUse sASFORD's JAMAICA bINDEE .4.
pcrior TO Composition. Hot Drops. ctc, tAJs
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NOn-KesidenlTaX

Tho following list of non-rCs ident talcs on rva.
estate OF nou-resIdeBt owners in he town 10
Franklin for the year 1853. IN bills COMMITTED lu
william w. Br&yiOn, collector Of sad .3vu,
The l5tI day OF May 1873, has been rstugU,. ~
him to me. remaining unpaid on the Ian lag o.
May. 1876. by his certificate OF that date and nov
remains unpaid. and notice is hereby gwen ,ha, Z
the said taxes and interest and charges not
paid In the Treasury lot said lows llhln a galern
months from the date OF the commitment ., "a!
bills, much OF the real estate Xed VAL be
sufficient to pay The amount due thereof lpcILI-
ing Interest and charges, will lIhouI further no
tice, be sold at public auction at the SclectH.eu.
once, In said town, the ylh day u De
cember. Is.G, at : O'Clock IN the afternoon.
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cities of the State and will do its part in
rolling up in Hancock County at the
September election, its old time Repub-
lican majority. The most cheering in
telligence reaches us from other towns
in the county. Republicans are hard at
work and with good cause their efforts
must be crowned with success.
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CATARRHAL COUGHs,

We have known people TO suffer = year or mo,s
from q distressing cough. with all the symptom.
of consumption. and yet be comp letely cured by
few bottles Of the RADICAL CURE simply b.csu,s
the cough was but symptom OF CRtarrh and
could not be relieved until the principa ,l.er,g
was removed. SO sensitive To inflammation is rss
Mucous lining oil the nasal passages and thro,,
that by direct sympathy cough. constant And
distressing. may become Il prominent SYMPTOM m
CAtArrh. Care, therefore, must be excfri,,4 In
determining the orlgin OF the trouble otherxi.s
all the remedies used viii he worthless. and N.
disease make rapid progress towards cousumn.
ton. A great majority OF the eases Of pulmop.ry
consumption may be hseed TO LEGLKCrkD @.
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President Seeyle is confident that
Hayes and Wheeler will be elected. even II
the Southern States, excepting South
Carolina, all go for Tilden and Hendricks.
He said to correspondent Of The Spring.
field Union that while he freely criticises
many practices OF the Republican party,
he yet sffirms that its spirit and tenden-
cies are toward reform, while the spirit
and tendencies OF the Democratic party
are.and always have been,in an exactly op-
posite direction. This is unqualifiedly shown
by the history and present attitude OF the
two parties.
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Correspondence.
Letter from Warrington.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

Aug IS. 1876.
The harmonious action Of the delegates Of
The New York Republican delegates Of Sarato-
"a; the evidences they prese nted Of a complete
unlfaetion OF all the various factions Of the par
~ in the State the fusion of the liberal and in
dependent voters with str sightout Republican
organization and the unanimous nomination of
one OF the most popular leaders Of the State
brought rejoicing to many an anxious, doubling
Republican heart; and dismay and grief 10
many heretofore hopeful Democrats, who have
been left over here to supervise the work Of the
campaign, and to thousands OF others, temper
arily or Prominently residing here and who
stand prominently identified with one or the
other OF the great parties tho are soon to lock
horns In struggle for the mastery and control
Of the nation for the next four years. Many
regard New York as the State thst will decide
the contest for good or III and there is no cues.
ton but what the Democrats had founded
about all their hopes upon Republican dissen-
slons, and the misgivings OF Republicans were
quite as generally based on their spprehe nsions
that no way OF compromi se would be found.
Cheering intelligence also comes with every
breeze sweeping in from the prairies Of the
west and Northwest. Even California sends
greetings and assurances Of complete victory
and from the character of the warfare being
wa&ed against the ultra copperhead candidate
Tor Governor Of Maine, under the furious lead
ership OF Senator Blaine, 1t is entirely safe to
predict triumph in that State more comDlete
than any that has cheered the loyal masses
there and elsewhere for the past six or eight
years.
New evidences Of Mr.. Tilden's total unftness
for the place he aspires to. are every day COM
ing 70 iight' shocking his honest supporters
and threatening panic among the plotting
consp'ritors who lead the Democratic forces,
rs they realize how the reformer cheated even
his own friends u the st. Louis convention.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

7 HERBf give public notice that on the goth dzy
l OF February. 1871. Eiletta p. Danforth by her
mortgage deed OF that date, duly recorded, con
veyed To George W. Herbert, a treasurer of The
bucisport Savings Bank. certain parcel OF cal
estate In verona IN the County of Hancock, bound.
cd, az the Southeast corner of Eben Lords land,
on the Westerly side Of the main road; thence
South s6A degrees by his land 80 rods to the river
thence BY the river Southerly about 10 rods !:
Whitmore about 50 rods to the road and thence
Sortheriy by the road abont 10 rods to the place
OF beginning, containing about 20 acres said
mortgage BY deed dated August 1874, duly
recorded. Vol 1856. Page AZ, Hancock Reg isteT.
has been duly assigned by T. Q. woodman, Re
ceiSer OF said Bank. TO me. The condition OF sa Id
mortgage having been and still being broken,
claim TO foreclose the same and give this notice
for that purpose.
SWISS ByT g. WoOnnAN hsr It,,r
Bucksport, August %, 1876.
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Gbs 0llswortb Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Coomts
yoUSTy PUBLISHING C0MPASY.
For terms, &c, see first page.
ss-S. NJ. PErTENGILL 4 Co, 10 state Street
Boston, 81 Park Row. New York. andl50l Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
advertisements Tor the AMERICAN in the above
cities. and authorized 20 contract for advertising
at orr lowest rates.
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The Democratic editors Of Maine are
answering Col Ingersoll by showing that
he is an infidel. The spectacle OF the
sainted democracy rallying to the support
Of religion is a noble one. The party al
ways was noted for deep piety.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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you value good government, as you value the
sacrifices Of the past AS you hope for the future
let your devotion TO the cause OF the Union be
proved by your ballots on the first Tuesday In
November next. May the star which never
sets beam with new effulgence to light the other
States to victory. tGreat and prolonged APP
plause.1
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A new phase Of the surprising pasrio-
tism of John &. Talbot, In furnishing u
horse to put down the rebellion is presen-
ted by the Machias Republican. which says
that the horse, on which Mr.. Talbot now
relies to prove his war.record, was so con.
trary and unruly that his owner could not
drive him and that he let Shorey have him
to haul soldiers for the purpose Of drag
ging him down so that he could be driven
by his loyal master.
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The Machias Republican says that on
Thursday night, the Republicans held q
meeting at East Macbias, which was crowd
ed with earnest and attentive listeners, Hon.
Eugene Hale spoke IN hour and fifty min
utes in his usual forcible and convincing
manner. The Republican says that Wash
ington County is good for five hundred ma
jority for the Republican ticket in Septem-
her
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from Greeley's Letter to TIidea.)

from Greeley's Letter TO 7Tiden.)
On one very important point,
your bitterness as partizan has i'm
PEELED yon to ignore and come short
of your duty rs citizen and pro-
fe.sional upholder of Government by
the people. and for this dereliction |
here arraign you. | allude To the
preservation of the ballot box.
Between ruler who prohibits vot-
ing altogether and the gang who
make it a sham by filling the ballot
boxes with illegal votes or miscount-
ing those actually east, the sway of
the former is in every way preferable.
You hold a very responsible and in
tiuential position in the counsels OF a
great party. YOU could make that
party content itself with legal votes if
YOU only would. - Mr.. Tilden,
you cannot escape responsibility by
saving. with the guilty Macbeth.
Thou canst no, say | did It; never
shake those glory locks at me-"
for YOU WERE ut least a passive
ACCOMPLICE in the GIANT
FRAUDS of last November.
Your name was used, without pub
lie protest on your part. in circulars
sowcd broadcast over the State. where
of the manifest intent was to make
assurance doubly sure" that the fraud.
here pcrpetrated should not be over
borne by the honest vote Of the rural
districts. And YOU, not merely BY
silence, but BY POSITIVE As.
81 MPTION, HAVE COVERED
THOSE FRAUDS WITH THE
MANTLE OF YOUR RESPECT
ABILITY.
On the principle that 1.-The receiver
i a. bad as the thief" YOU ARE
As DEEPLY IMPLICATED IN
THEM TO-DAY As THOUGH
YOUR NAME WERE TWEED.
OBRlEN, OR OAKLEY HALL.
We shall not he cheated more
than 10000 if you simply tell boss
workmen that there must be no lille
gal voting instisated and paid for.
Will YOU do it? Your reputation
is at stake. The cowardly craft which
Would not play false. and We, would
wrongly win"
Will not avail. Ii we republicans
are swindlcd again a we were last
Fall. lOU and such as YOU will
be RESPONSIBLE TO GOD AND
MAN FOR THE OUTRAGE.
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Last Call.

Ine ssbscr iber. Administrator, Of the Est.te III
ne late y H. Harding. wishing TO close This ey.
tate requests all persons indebted 70 ssttle v ~
hin within the next sixty days, after which time
they mast settle with IN attorney.
Q. q. PECK, Adninistrasor
August l, 1875. 9nossi
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To rHE ioI~r.- Samuel J. rilden claims
credit for exposing Tweed and bringing
hun To punishment. II Is a well-Anown
fact that IIlden presided at a Democratic
cnnt eution wherein Tweed made a speech
Ia favor of reform nearly one year after
The New ork Times exposed hts Iascality.
t.. \. >tOrrs, 10 a speech A. Chicago, hit
TIE nail on the head when he said
This Mr. lldcn, the reformer, after hav-
Ing for years and years come at ,hc beck
and call Of Mr.. Tweed. after Tweed had
been exposed By the Republican press and
the Republican party. jumps on to the
carriage when /: is all ready to 20, aud
the streets Ia good order for travel, and
takes ride on L 81 Republican expense.
Loud cheers aud laughter Let a, have
il out. Tweed was tried by Republican
judge. before Republican jury. rrosecut-
II - &" hePHbii.a" ,finrury general. con
victed Ia the good Old Republican way.
sent to a Democratic iai. laughter i in
charge Of Democratic jailor, and escaped
10 The Oh Democratic style. Renewed
laughter Thus end. that lesson of re-
farm
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GEN ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADAMS PATENT
Feather, Hair, and Moss RpDOVatOr

PATENTED, Nov, 2eth. 1872.
MR.. I. }. ADAMS has taken rooms on Main
Ill street. under the American Printing once y
Tor the purpose OF Renovating obeds aud mat
uesses. The process 10 done entirely by steam
Which enlivens and purines the feathers. max in Z
them Ms good As new.
NJ State and County Rights Tor Sale.
Anyone wishing = good paying business for a
examine the machine.
:. J. ADAMS,
a5tt Pssentse and Proprietor.
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:. J. ADAMS,
Pssensse and Proprietor.
NOTICE.

The Directors OF the Bangor 4 Calais Shore
Line Railroad Company are requested to meet at
The ONCE OF /. Sargent, Esq, in Aschias on Tues
day the 18th day of September next at 10 O'Clock
A. A. Tor The Transaction of important business
J. Z. TALBOT, President.
EAst MachiAs. Aug. -, 1876. SWISS
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TELECRAPHlC.

DR; STACY. relegraphic and Eclectic Physician,
- having established his headquarters at Ellis.
worm, Will visit surrounding towns as the wants
Of his patients may require,
VIII be 81 sullivan House. Sullivan. September
4te, 5th, Sth. and 7th.
Consultations free. Call early.
n. b. The Doctor will be at the A meric.n
House. Ellsworth. when not advertised do the
American) to he absent. ~
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Col. Nicolas Smith. When he adj
dresses the Democracy OF Hancock County.
does not read the following extracts from
the letter of his late father-in-law, Horace
Greeley, tn Samuel j. Tiiden.
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Apo intmtnt--
/. r. Simonton, L. A. Emery, A. P.
WisweIl, and George P. Outton.

VII address the Republicans Of Hancock Coun-
y u follows
r,nah-eot..-.......Thur~day eycn'E. Aug. 81.
>urrT. ...-..---.f FRIDAY sept /.
otter Greek. P'' -
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Merrill Leighton AMI Curtis Leigh
W ton OF Steaben. in the County OF Washington
and state OF Maine, on the tenth day OF November
A. ID 1875 by their deed of NOR igage of mat dale,
duly executed and recorded la Hancock Registry,
VOL l33, rage ~. conveyed to me- The under
signed' certain lot of land situated In township
containing two handred acres more or less,
bounded on the North and East by land OF {. H.
Haskell, and on The South and West BY land Of
sald sswie and being the same convened to said
Leightons by said Sowle by his deed of the above
date and the conditions Of said mortgage having
been broken, the undersigned claim to iorecose
the same and give this notice Tor that purpose.
WILLIAM W. SOWLE.
Dated this 18th day Of August. A. D. 1915. swS4
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Hon. Eugene Hale will speak at

fremont. :. W. Harbor. w cdne-day, sept. g
AlnA,I >t,...-..... Thursday, sept I
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Nem,b1fioEs FIR Representatives. 10 the
Legislature.
From the olasSed town, Of Trenton. Han
cock, Lamoine, Mariayille. Waliham, Amherst.
Aurora. Otls. and Plantation No. .,
JEREMIAH II. JORDAN.
From Bluehal, Surry and Dedham,
JOSEPH T. HINCkLEl.
From fremont, Nj. Desert. Cranberry Isle
and Eden.
WILLIAM I. HADLOCk.
From Buck.port and Verona.
NAHUM T. HILL.
I'leua T,ra.ak IN, sullivan. Gould,boro. East
brook, Plantations Nos. =. 10 and p,
JOSEPH II. WEST.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS:
For Senators,
AMBROSE WHITE.
WILLIAM ". BRAGDON.
For Judge OF Probate,
PARKER TUCK.
For Register Of Probate,
CHARLES 7. DORR.
For County Attorney,
GEORGE I. DUTTON.
For County Treasurer.
LUTHER LORD.
For County Commissioners.
WILLIAM l.. GUPTlLL. lshori term
JOSEPH G.. WALKER. dong term
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Gov. E. F. Noyes of Ohio, and Hon.
Eugene Hale, will speak at
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New hampshire DruGgtss En,,rsIv
Cured by San fords Radical Cur.

GeBuemen.-I have kept the RADICAL trRy fo.
over yesr. WAS afflicted with CAiarrh mv.s,
and ~ hue In Boston was advised TO nv hi, ron
edy. and it entirely cured me. Since then Inv.
eon stanuy recommended SAsFoRBs RApIc,t
CUKK.
CURTIS GATES
IIrTLErON, y. u Sept. y 1915
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The three are Governor Tilden OF New
York. j. C. Talbot. who wants to be Gov
ernor Of Maine. aud is running for that Of
nee on the Democratic ticket, and A. ).
Hewitt. Democratic Congressman from
New York and Chairman IL the National
Democratic Committee. Each ofthe three
has been oyerhauling his war record Of
late and the country has been favored
with he result.
Hero rilden admits that, personally. he
never raised a finger TO put down the rebel
lion, hut thrn-keep 1t before the people
he would have signed the call for the g reat
war meeting in New York only that IL was
brought tu him when he was too busy to
attend 10 Il. Anything more. Mr.. Tilden:
Nothing more.
Mr. Talbot admits that. personally. he
never raised, finger TO put down the rebel.
lion. but ri-and he would like The
country never 10 forget this-he once Of
fered t. loan a horse during the war the
beast TO be used for military purposes.
Anything more Mr. Talbot Nothing
more
Mr.. Hewitt admits that. personally. he
never raised finger 10 put down the rcbel-
lion. bat thcn-aud this fact lie recently
brought to the attention sf his fellow Dem
ocratic oongressIncn-hc sent his nephew
To the field Anything more. Mr.. Hewitt ?
Nothing more.
The military record of these three dis
tinguished gentlemen forcibly suggests a
little story. Can you speak German.
inquired a merchant pf young gentleman
applying for the position of foreign cor.
respondent, No, -n-o-t exactly,
was the reply. but have got brother
who can play the German flute"
The result OF the weeks canvass In
Vermont has astonl>hcd the State Central
Committee. Gentlemen who have for
years been IN the Republican party OF Yer
mont say that AZ these meetings they have
seen men who have not siuce 1850 been
near the polls; men who have had their
sons Law down their lives In the hour OF
danger 20 their country. and these very
same old men have again come into tho
political arena, NOS only To stand up man
fully IN the support Of the Republican
party. bu' have brought with them this
time their other grown up sons VINO have
sine. the close OF the war reached the
years OF maturity. and are now voters IN
the Republican ranks. Il has been grand
sight 10 witness the liberal attendance or
ladies ut the meetings. When Judge Ben
ham spoke AZ Brattleboro. Friday afer-
noon he reminded the ladies that on Tues
day, September }. they were expected TO
take the places Of the men; they were ex-
peCted ~ DO the work about the farm. do
the milking. the chores, the hoeing and
other necessary work, and above all to
see that their husbands, brothers and sons
voted. VIII you do il! said the Judge.
| VIII Won: And such n response Of atiiruaa
ton was never before heard from Yer
mont's isir women. That j. just the point.
! Every body must sec that every body
votes on election day. II the Republicans
do this then Vermont l. good for over 30,
90 Republican majority. General Bris-
tow, presence has had a magical influcn-
&C with all classes OF Republicans, and
the weather has been all that could have
been wished for. II Cor. Boston Journal.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS.
First DiTrict-TBOMA II. REED.
>eroHd ibjStrtct-WM. L. FRYE.
Thru Disfrict-STEPUEN u. LINDSEY.
lvacancyl EDWIN FIVE
Fa-h DiStrici-LLEWEL POWERS
Fttb Distrtct-EC GENE HALE.