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a town in Beaulines; but, as he was not very cordially harnois co., Quebec, Canada; on the St. received there, he went to Canada. the same year he was nominated as candidate for governor of Ohio, and was beaten by the largest majority ever given in that State.
He was a member of the Democratic National Convention in 1864, at which General McClellan was nominated for the presidency. He died in Lebanon, O., June 17, 1871.
VALLEJO (väl-yã'hõ), a city of Solano co., Cal.; on the N. E. shore of San Pablo Bay, at the mouth of Napa creek, and on the Southern Pacific and the San Francisco, Napa and Calistoga railroads; opposite Mare Island navyyard, 27 miles N. N. E. of San Francisco. It has a large and safe harbor, accessible to the largest ships. Here are a high school, public library, Orphans' Home, banks, electric lights, waterworks, and several daily and weekly newspapers newspapers. The city has flour mills, , shoe factories, manufactories of steam engines, cement, boilers, elevators, etc. Pop. (1910) 11,340; (1920) 21,107.