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BUSINESS CARDS.
G. NJ. Dixon. NJ. d,

SURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
= Office and residence, on Eighth street, between
and l. Office hours-S to a. NJ, and II To :, and
to P N. Diseases OF the Eye and Ear specially.
o. 4p2m
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Bloodshed in Arizona-Two Men Shot and
Killed.
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FURTHER POLITICAL MEETINGS.
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nR NIXON HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
10 NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
No. 91S. win visit Railroad Hospital at ESQ A NJ.
daily s9-u
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T. 2. MCFARLAND,

A TTORNEY AT LAW-oFFIcE, SOUTHWEST
"A corner of and Fourth streets. Residence,
street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. os-4p'
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CREED HAMMOND,
ear. ON SCOTT q MUIR

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ Office in Quinns new building, corner Of
Fourth and streets (up starsl. Sacramento. soap
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JAMES MCGUIRE,

MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT.
WI ters, Ratings, Gratings, House-work and
Blacksmithing in general, No. las street, between
Fifth and Sixth Second nand Doors Ior sale
au22-4ptf
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WIZ. ELLERY BRIGGS. NJ. D.,

nCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of the Throat. Office, 1924 street
corner of Fifth, Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. Hours-930 TO II A. NJ; to P NJ. Sundays
$50 to il A. M: to 4 P NJ ol-u
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OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The Presidential Party Meeting With
Hearty Receptions on the Sound
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pemocrattc audiclaI Nominations.

SAN Francisco, October 12th.-The Dem
ocratic Judicial Convention tonight nomina-
ted j. V. Coffey, Robert Y. Hayne and NJ.
S. Koran for Superior Judges.
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MISS 1. J. KELLocC. M. D.,

MISS L. }. KELLOGG, N. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-OFFICE AND
I'll residence, Nathan building, corner of Seventh
and streets. Office hours, $50 A NJ, to 4
and z to SP M s30-4pIm
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS

q. HAINES,
DEPUBLIcAN NOMINEE FOR
-A1 Police Judge OF Sacramento city.
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BRUNER 4 BRUNER,

A TToRNEYS-AT.LAw AND NoTARIES PUB
n lic will practice in all the Courts. Special at
tention paid to Probate business Office in Brytes
Building southwest corner OF seventh and streets
90 8
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e. L. BILLINGS d CO..

Es LIE BILLINGS q CVss
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
L in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Ltton Springs Settler Water, Sonomn
county, California. No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth. au25-4p1m
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AyE ARE PLEASED TO SEE HE HAS MADE
w Catarrh his speciality. His great success in
the radical cure of this very prevalent complaint is
owing to the fact that his specific heals the diseased
without any pan-the patient is made better at
once Consultations Free Office, No. 10lS street,
Sacramento n7-4nlmt
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CAPITAL ALE VAULTS,

1856. r. FOSTER. 1879.
DOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
ID Book Manufacturer No. 319 street, between
Third and Fourth, Sacl amento. au20-4pf
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MO. sos STREET, FOR THE LATEST STYLES
~ in GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing in all its
branches done at short notice. Being practical
workmen, we are able to do work at the lowest
rates au23-4p1m
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Talk at Home.

Endeavor always to talk Your best be.
fore your children. They hunger per-
petually for new ideas. They learn with
pleasure from the lips of parents wha,
they dream is drudgery to learn from
books, and even il they have to be de.
prived of many educational advantages,
they will grow up intelligent if they en-.
JOY in childhood the privilege of listen.
ing daily TO the conversation of intelli-
gent people. We sometimes see par
|ents, who are the life Of every company
which they enter, dull, silent, and unin.
teresting at home among their children
II they have not mental stores enough
for both, let them first use what they
have for their own households A 81
lent home is dull place for young peo-
pie, place from which they will escape
if they can, How much useful infor
nation on the other hand, is often given
in pleasant conversation; and what IN
conscious, but excellent, mental training
is lively social argument! Cultivate to
the utmost the graces of conversation.
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lPall Nah Gazette

..
Tobacco. like those who smoke It, is
credited with many sins OF which it is
euiltless. The ssloss of heshh, 40
often laid at lis door, is probably due in
many instance not to tobacco itseif. but
to some villainous compound bearing II
name. A story told by the principle at
the laboratory OF. the Inland Revenue
Department in his report for the past
wear, shows how easily this may happen.
The Super visor at Birmingham. .ohsery-
ing that On article was being sold It !
very cheap rate in pack, under the name
of "Smoking Mixture" !" sent . sample to
The Inland Revenue Labortory Cor
examination, and 10 being found to con-
tain large proposition Of vegetable mat
ter resembling the brokcn-up heads to
camomile flowers, further inquiry led 10
the discovery OF the mandatory. The
process Of manufacture consisted in ex-
hsusting the bitter principle OF cain6-
mile flowerheads with water, sud then
dying and sweetening them with solu-
tion of logwood and licorice, which
brought them, when dried, somewhat 70
the color VI tobacco. The heads, when
broken up, were then mixed with from
twenty to thirty per cent. OF cut tobac-
CO. according to the price at which The
mixture was to be sold. The mixture
was supplied to retailers in packets h.
beled "The New Smoking Mixture, Ana.
Iyzed and Approved p and ss agencies
had already been established in several
towns, an extensive trade would no doubt
soon have arisen had the mandatory
not been suppressed at an early staye OF
its existence.
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A Vory Long Hill.

A hotel-keeper at Rossville, Ind. was
aroused one night by an antiquated old
granger, who sat over the front wheels
OF an open lumber wagon, and who was
evidently disturbed about something.
4 say, mister said the rustic, scratch.
ing. his head with the butt OF bis whip.
"this here's the road to Frankfort, amt
|itf"
Certainly out, old man., what have
you done with your hind wheels ?"
"Great Scottw exclaimed the old
party. rubbing his specs and looking be-
hind him, "if I amt gone and lost them
wheels. That explains the whole thing,
though, stranger; seemed like I'd been
going up such an ALTERED long hill,
was beginning TO think ! had lost the
wav."
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1uehw.
LESSONS.
j. E KELLER.

The lessons of tomorrow
Are the lessons of to-day,
To-day the lessons are the same
As those of yesterday;
We cannot learn them all at once,
And years may come and go,
Before we learn the lessons
That are given US to know.
Sweet lessons from the lilies,
We may gather every hour.
They toll not, neither do they spin. a
Yet wondrous is their dover;
And lessons from the singing birds
That take no anxious care,
There is granary for them,
And plumage rich and rare.
The falling snow hath lessons
If we but read Alright,
1t covers up the blackest earth
With mantle pure and white;
We cannot spare these lessons,
We children of the dust,
OF faith, and hope, and charity,
OF patience and Of trust.
1t seems as if it would not take
Us very long to learn
The lessons in our daily paths,
Wherever we do turn;
. Lessons of warning here and there,
But too often we forget
The scenes of misery, and crime,
And sin, that we have met.
Then let us learn our lessons Ger
- Tomorrow and to-day,
For yesterdays are incomplete,
= And time will pass away; s.
The present moment it is ours,
Its worth no tongue can tell;
God help us make the most of life,
Al 1aa~x, Sc laooous u,a11
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A faithful brother in : r.;,a.,A O.

A faithful brother in Fairfield. Ct,
church recently prayed for the ahsent
members, "Who we're PROSTATE on beds
OF sickness and chairs Of wellness."
Mrs. Mark Young, now one Of the
Oldest residenty Of Nashville, claims she
honor Of having danced with Andrew
jackson at q ball given in philadelphia.
The strangest part Of IL is that she was
not Young then and she is Young now.
No man can perform grsndsr Get in
this short life OF ours than give . cor
dial helping hand to 6 young man who
has become discouraged. It may be the
very act that will start him on the roat
to greatness here, and triumphantlY ps-
her him into the Heavenly city hereaf-
lter.-E1change.
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NUMBER l3.
p m. Y Sun. 18th ultl
The Beginning and the End.

Itisa little mora Than sh,rteens vears
since the FOLLOWING letter was vritten
IT,, s,,.. - "a - ,u........,
nnrYaa ~ =. 80 ,.,,..a ~. $500 a. ,ss5
IS a0"s' : a''u - AoO'9s)
my DEAR lI1IAr Allow me 70 M
t,oauce 70 y"u my particular Iriend' Mr.
oeolge y Evans. ne nas claim OF
s'ine magn''u"e snat ne WISHES you I'd
ae'p n'ln 10. I " DIN 'nrongn % you
sou'a ine. ne unuefstanas andiuon'
''s oss'slon. anu s'lence.
..r. ou's = M AoL.
~ I,sS :, IN =. ~ VT =, llt'q' 'suing-
~ ,o'. 80, - I ~.
,,. !" s'' -. ~ : us ."s 1l'.e. ,c'
.u's,ssss' - ,s'e unsA a'f I,nc'pss vn'cp,
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Re-working Butter.

Hundreds Of tons Of white butter are
bought every year, worked over nv
dealers. colored up and sold for double
the price paid the farmers This fact
should convince farmers that they should
put their own butter into the best shape
for market and so realize all they can
from it. 1t must have the bright golden
color Of june which nothing but Wells
Richardson & Co.'S Perfected Butter
Color can give. Use this color, pacE
your butter in the best manner; and yor
will get the ,op price.
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Troublesome Children.

That are always wetling their beds
ought not to be scolded and punished
for what they cannot help. They need
medicine having tonic effect on the
kidnevs and urinary organs. Such 8
medicine is Kidney Wort. 1t has spe
ciic action. Do not fail TO try it fol
them.
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KILLED IN THE MINES. John Warne,
an unmarried man aged 26,w killed in
the coal mines of the Cambridge
Mining Company, last Friday, Warne
was assistant boss bf the mine and was
engaged with MIR. Gilpin, the boss in
taking down large piece Of slate-6 OF
z feet long by 8 feet in width and 2
inches in thickness. When the slate
started to fall, Warne's feet slipped,
and be was caught under il. His head
was crushed. The skull was fractured and
the upper part OF the jaw driven down
into the mouth. He never spoke altar
the accident and life was extinct in less
than an hour.-Cam6ridgs Neacs, 29th
a.Jf
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ETA candidate for the olYice OF Re-
corder of Jasper County. lows, solicited
votes on the ground that. II elected, be
would return half his salary to the pub
lie treasury. He was elected, hut the
Supreme Court has declared the election
void, because the inducement that he or
fered to voters was in the na.srs Of .
bribe. s.s..
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A merchant may manage to grub
along without advertising, and so may
man empty hogshead Of water with
a teaspoon. but both are decidedly ted
ious undertakings.--Bosson Sunday
Budget.
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen, Ny is briefly follows Ihayc had
verify. For nine years l Lad not breathed through
oae nostril had droppinss IN Tho throat very bad
Tor itatnght before being able lie down and sleep,
and constant dull pain N my head: NY head was
Of hearing and compel get several times
In the night to clear it and my thoat before could
sleep. livery of these symptoms has dis
appeared under the pse OF quite three bottles OF
SkSfonD's RADICAL cvRH Ny hearing Is fuy restored.
Ihyeno asthmatc symptoms, no cough. no droppings
N the throat, headache, and in every way better
than Ihaye been for years. could feel the effects OF
tho CURE on nv appetite, my kdneys and, In fact
every part OF my system. What has brea done in my
casei wholly tho effect OF the RAprchI. CynR.
Very respectfully, c. n. LAWRENCE
= FIrcHBURG, Oct. IL tst 20 t45I
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NSaryayors on the exlep.ior

Z ~Snrveyors on the extension Of the
Woods6eld extension were 1t work last
week on the Elk Fork route; bsginaing
on the little MuskiDeum At point known
as the Sandbar. thence to the Hu9hes
farmland to the Barlow Gap. where ahsFe
is a 40-foot cut, sand thence following
down Elk Fork OF Duck Creek N Car
lisle. This IS said BY engineer Noli TO
be the most practicable route thus far
surveyed.-Nobls Go. Republican, 29tA
NIL
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The utter astonishment of preacher
when bis house is invaded by surprise
party, is probably the finest piece oi
acting which people ever undertake In
every day life. He knows all about the
contemplated invasion some ten DAYS
ahead, and begins TO arrange his house,
much after the manner of mariner,
who clews everything down and braces
the main stays in anticipation of q tenn.
lpest. At eight o'clock, ring is heard
at the door. The parson hastily throw.
ling a dilapidated dressing gown over his
Sunday clothes TO assume an appearances
of nsgliyee, goes to the door with the
air OF man who expects to be shol
down by an assassin, or called upon to
go twelve miles in the country to marry
a couple and pay his own expenses. He
sees the porch full Of people with bun.
dies and baskets in their hands.
"Why, good evening, ladies; what
does all this mean3 Do you wish to sec
me2'
Everybody laughs heartily. and the
crowd pour in. The good wife is sitting
in rocking CHAIR carelessly perusing .
paper, and rises to greet them with:
"Why, good evening this is indeed :
surprise! Why didn't You let me know
you were cominep Come right in here
and take off your things, Why, Mrs
-, how do you do ?"
Presently small boy, dressed in his
new Sunday pants, comes in and re-
marks with charming candor: "Ws
knew you were comm a week ago
After that full understanding is arriv-
ed at all round and the fun begins.
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|, Washington-CHAs. HILL
Wayne-J. W. STRIcKLING
Each Supervisor having first been sworn by
a Justiceof the Peace. Notary Public, or othel
ofloer authorized to administer oaths. "that he
is a legal voter of said township, and that he
will correctly and faithfully conduct said cleo
tion, protect it against all frauds and unfair
ness, carefully and truly canvass all the votei
cast theiext, and return the same according t.
the call Of the Democratic Central COMMITTEES
of Monroe County, Ohio. and the provisions Of
the primary election law" shall then call upon
the Democratic electors present at the polls
and possessing the qualifications of persons en-
titled to vote under this notice. to choose two
Judges of elections and two clerks to assist il
receiving and taking account of the votes cast
to each of whom shall be administered the
came oath as has already been taken by the Su
pervisor.
The Judges and Clerks shall then proceed, al
in general elections, to receive the votes, heal
challenges, examine parties challenged under
oath, and conduct said elections under the pro
visions of the primary election law.
| The following resolution of the Central Com
mittee defines the qalifcations of voters:
| Resolced, That men who supported the Dem
acratic State ticket at the preceding genera
election; men known to be members of th,
Democratic party; Democrats who move int
the county and will be legal voters at the mex
general election; young men known to be Dem
ocrats who will be of age in time to vote at tn,
next general election, and Democratic foreign
ers who may be entitled 20 naturalization pa
pers in time to vote at the next general cleo
| tion shall be entitled to vote.
1t is made the duty of Supervisors to see tina
this resolution is carried into complete effect
and to conduct said election fairly and impair
TALLY.
j In case a Supervisor appointed is not presen
to open the polls, any Democratic elector o
the township may be chosen to act.
The following is the resolution providin,
for the return of the poil-books and talIy-sheets
/ Resolped, That the Supervisor and Judges o
the Convention endorse the name of the nev
Central Committeeman on the back of the re
turns, and that the new Committeeman returl
the poll-books and tally-sheets. duly certiie'
and sealed up, and at o'clock on Monday, Ma
81, they shall meet in the court house il
Woodsfeld, elect Chairman and Secretar
from their number, and proceed to canvass th
returns and announce the result.
By order of the Democratic Central Commit
tee Of Monroe County. Ohia.
/ 4 IS q. w. MASON,
Cltsirnsan Democratic Central COMMITTEES.
Z. o. LITTLE, Secretary.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed SPIRIT: HENRY SMIrH's many
Democratic friends throughout the county de.
sire that he should again present his Name for
nomination for the Office of In6rmary Director;
subject to the decision of the Democratic Coan-
ty Convention. DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
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SURVEYOR.

ED SPIRIT: Announce JOHN E MIRA
Gle, of Franklin township. as candidate for
County Surveyor; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
a5 MANY DEMOCRATS
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CATARR
is II DURABLE

FTHOsE who have suffered from the various and COM
nlicated forms Of disease assuied by Catarrh and
have tried many and edies without relief
cure await the to this question with consicr
able anxiety. And well they may iur no disease that
des'ruc.fve to health Catarr. Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs. nd serious and frequently fat affections Of
hut neglected Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections,
sue as deafness, Impaired eycsght and loss of sense
serons results of neglected catarrh bad enough il
Themselves, but as nothing compared with the danger
ous affections Of the throut md unrs likely 10 follow
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Registering Women Voters In Bos-

We are indebted to a .'staff correspon.
dent'' for the following anecd.ts con-
cerning the recent registration Of female
voters in Boston. It's accuracy is vouch-
ed for by an eminent aftist-one OF the
most distinguished stone-cu,ters OF the
Huh. sfjs aG2
Enter old lady of certain age
; II wish to register. cir"
"Your name, please r.
"Almira Jane Simpson"
"Your age?" aH ga ast3
'.Beg pardon" t e
"Yonr sge 2" ga
do understand that / must give my
age2" .p M a 9 j
Eyes, miss, the law requires IT."
Worlds. sir, would not tempt me to
give il! Not that care. M; had as
lief wear it on my bonnet, as hackman
does his number; but I'm twin, and il
my sister has weakness. it is that she
dislikes any reference made to her age
and | could not give my own, becauso j
don't wish to offend her.
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IT CAN BE CURED,

TT can be cured. There is no doubt about It. The I'M
l mediate relief aiferde by. SAxFoRD's RADICAL
CuER FOR CATAEEH Is but a slight evidence of what
may follow persistent uso of this remedy. The har
ncrustcd matter that has lodged in tho nasal
Inflammation sTbducd and healed the entire memhra-
nous Innings OF the head cleansed and purified Con-
agent, destroying in Its course through the system
the acid poison, the destructive agent In catarrhal
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES MYERS
as a candidate for denomination to the office of
County Recorder; subject to the decision of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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COMMISSIONERS.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce JACOB AFFoL-
DER, Sr., as a candidate for denomination to
the Office of County Commissioner; subject to
the decision of the Democratic Nominating
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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When the rascal found his senses he
was terribly taken aback, aud cursed
enough for whole Flanders army. We
took him back 10 Grafton, and when
saw him again he was on his way to the
penitent'sry to serve sentence of fif-
teen years. e4rs34af
The mortgage was duly lifted. and the
gift which Law d Law semitic Katy Grey
kept her in dresses for many year.
For myself, / felt SO bumiliated at
having fallen into The rascals trap, and
so wrathy at the treatment, that / deter
minedsio devote myself to thorough
warfare on Iogues. / therefore joined
the detective force, and. after due study
took nv place as full-fedged detective
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONTENTION,
Saturday, May e, 1880.
To tile Democracy of The County of Monroe and

To tie Democracy Of tie County Of Monroe and
State of Ohio:
You are hereby notified that an election will
be held on Saturday. the 29th day of May, 1880.
for the purpose of nominating one candi idate
for each OF the following offices, to be support
ed by the party at the ensuing fall election.
viz: Recorder, Surveyor, Commissioner and In
Urinary Director.
The Democracy of the several townships
will, at the same time, and in the same manner,
elect one Committeeman for their respective
townships to serve for the ensuing year on the
Democratic Central Committee Of tho county
The polls will be opened in the several town.
ships between the hours of and 10 o'clock
m. and close at o'clock p. m. of said day, at
tie usual places of holding elections in the
townships.
The nominations will be by the popular vote
system. the candidate receiving the highest
number OF votes to be declared nominated.
The election will be conducted in all respects
in conformity with the laws of the State regu-
latiug general elections, bnt only the votes Of
such persons rs are qualified under the resolu-
ton of the Central Committee, Hereafter set
forth, shall be received
The Democratic Central Committee Of Mon
roe County, Ohio, have resolved, by vote. to in
woke the protection and subject said nomina-
ting election to the provisions of the primary
election law, entitled IAN act to protect the
election Of voluntary political associations and
to punish frauds therein" passed by the Gene
raj Assembly Of Ohio, February "a. 1871, and
the amendments thereto. and appointed the
following Supervisors to open and preside at
said elections: