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TIL. RAIL ROAD.

The undersigned having been appoin
tod Commissioners. b, his E1cellency g.
M'Duilic. to receive subscriptions to the
Louisville. Cincinnati and Charleston
Rail Road will open The Books for tha.
purpose. on the ll.rd Monday in Oc,o-
bcr. a, G. Mathcson's store in Camden.
where i, is desired that every citizen OF
tho Dis,Iic, will come forward and sub.
scribe for as many shares as their circur,.
stances will warrant. Each share is 800.
on which 81 las TO be paid a, the time OF
subscribing. and tho balance in install.
mrn,s as inc work progresses, which may
embrace several years. There arc bu, few
and Ia pay for il uiihou, feeling the var.
Of the rruncr. This is ono of those few
occasions presenting themselves in the
life Of man. in which he can consul. a,
the same time ihc public good. and his
own immediate private interest. We be
licrc most confidently. lha, this stock
will be valuable. and ,ha. in mere pccu-
mary poin, Of view il will pay high di.
,idcnd: and wc have no hesitation in say
ing that w. know. ,ha, twill be OF the
Creates. possible bcnc6, to the State. and
tho United >,n,cs. I, will bind together
,hc South and West n bond Of iron, con-
meeting ,hc'n a, the same time by the g"l-
den chain Of common interest and Kindred
sympo.hics. II is an undertaking worthy
Of the best wishes and mos, Jealous sup.
port Of every Patriot. South Carolins
has now the l"rgcs, line Of Rail Road in
the world. II this great work is accom-.
pl,shcd. she may long be permitted this
proud boat, e no other may ever be
made to equal i, /, is in tho compass of
our means To pay our portion OF the
chnrees---and u we arc true. either to
our honor. du.y or interest. wc will d.
it. II it should fail L., us and our chill.
jrcn be able 10 say lha. the faul. was NO,
with US.
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FOR SALE.
5000 PAIR OF
Negro ~Shoes,

Manufactured this year. of tho best ma
,c.als and by faithful workmen. which
will be sold as low as any Of the kind and
quality in market. Also Leather for ma
king the same. on The most reasonable
terms. Cash paid for green or dry hides,
aud leather and shoes given in exchange.
Planters are respectfully requested to call
and examine. Apply one door below Le-
W and Hushson's store. TO the subscri-
bcrs. JOHNSON N AUSTIN.
September l:-A-h
n. B. Any quantity Of shoes will DO
made 10 order on tho shories, notice.
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South Carolina.
Lancaster District.
James ]. Horton, applicant,

Mary Horen, widow. William L. Johnson
and his wife Levina, William ingram and bis
wife Celia, Ransom Horton, James J. Hor-
Ton. John Bashins and his wife Nancy, Ze-
nina Horton, Elizabeth Horton, Hollis Ilor-
ton, Mary B. Horton. Evera, Horton and Ben.
jamin Horton, defendants:
Ii appearing TO my satisfaction that the
above parties, defendants. reside without this
state, Its therefore ordered. ,hs, they do ap-
pear and objec, 10 the division or sale Of the
real estate Of Sterling Horton, on or before
the first Monday Of December next, or their
consent 10 the same will be entered Of record.
JAS. II. WlTHERSPOON,
Ordinary L. D.
Sep. 90 ls36-36h Price adv. sc IS
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Regimental Order, !
Camden. Sept. l6 {

In pursuance of an order from the Com
mander in Chief, the gid Regiment S G.
Militia will parade J, the Bradford Springs
for review. inspection and drill, on We'd
nesday, 18th October next, armed and
equipped, according to law. The line
will be formed a, 10 o'clock A. NJ
Commissioned and non-commissioncd
officers will assemble The day pr vious.
IN Tuesday. l,h October. nj the Bradford
Springs. a, 10 clock. ior drill By order
Of tho Col.
J ID MURRAY. Adj ,2ad Reg. S CM
Sept. l7-3i-if
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NOTICE..

All persons having any demands against
The Estate Of R"ber, Cunningham. decd.
arc requested to present their accounts
properly a,,cs,cd within the Time prcscri-
bed by Iaw.-ilso those Indebted 10 the
Estate will b. required to make immediate
payment or such arrangements rs will be
satisfactory, by The frs. day Of January
next.
JOHN. 5. CUNNINGHAM.
E.'r OF ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
September l7-3i---c
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aRRIIiLS

Sept. 2>.-l,oa, Caroline, Boyd, 10 ]. S
Depass. with merchandise 10 J. >. Dcpass
P. +. I,llepiguc. shannon, NIECE & Co J
Dunlap, w J. .;erald. John Workman,
James Conner =, this place.
sept. 30 Duhosc's Boat May, Murray
4 ryant, J. B.shop& Go. John Workman,
Lc. & Hughson. W. c. Workman, HolIey.
man s, Ga.s. Young Il NJ ka,n.
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JESSE S. NETTLES, S,c'y.
Shcrif's Election.

WHEREAS. John {. West. Esq. tho
w prcsrn, Sheriff, has rendered his
resignation to His Excellency the Go3er-
nor. to take effect, as soon as a successor
is qualified 10 enter upon the duties Of his
Office:
Notice is hereby given
To,he Managers Of election, for kershaw
District. 10 open polls a, the several places
Of eleciinn within said District, on Mon
day and ruesd1v, tho iOlh and llth days
Of October next, tor tho election of a She
riff TO supply tho vacancy "ccasioned by
tho sicna,,un "i the present incnmhen'.
JOHN J. BLAIR, CI-k.
Scn,nr,l,c, lO 22.-.f
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New Copartnership.

TE'l1E undersigned, having on the first
i inst, associated themselves in the Mer.
Camille business under the firm of
Lew e. ECGsEcN,
Respectfully solicits from the community,
and particularly the former customers Of II.
LEVY. continuance Of the liberal patronage
extended TO HIM, and which i, will be ,helr
endeavor TO merit; they intend purchasing
and other produce, for which they
will give the HIGHEST prices,
II. LEVY.
W. L. HUGHSON.
Sept. 3-32.
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For the Camden Journal.
THE MIRACLE AT THE POOL. BETHESDA.

N
ST JoHS, 5TH CHAP.
Hard by Bethesda S fouGtai,. clear,
The throng'ng SICK folk stood,
Waiting the Angel y,sl, there,
To bless the troubled food
Among the crowd who sought TO lave,
One lcprous bcggar lay,
Seeking IN vain !" reach the wave;
And wash his sores away.
No helping hand in kindness brought,
The wrctched Lcprr near.
Far from the po"i IN s''ei be sought
The solacc OF despair,
II clanc d hat Jesus passing by
The irrEulcss n!"uIn.I heard;
And breathing or hlm mercy sigh
Pronounced the hca.inC word
Z" Bc whole A;,a In peace depart,
Tha; sovereign grac" adore,
Whose guard, an cate and love impart
TIL, hca!tha d strength once nurc.
i hus IN the quito. nature lIcs
Each earth born child o! Wo;
In vain he strives and aims 10 risc,
From SIN and death below.
For h,ta alas there i, no place
To bath IN mercy stream.
1,l Jc.u. word and Jesus grace
The Lpr, soul rcccem.
Then Saviou, send from Z;on's mount
Thy health Ipparting love;
And 4, The soul for ,ha, sweet founi.
Around tn. throne above. kSAPl.
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W. M'WILLfE..
E.. NATIiESOS.
w. F. JOHNSON.
LIST OF LETTERS
COmr issiur,,,

Remaining in The Pos, Office a, Camden.
Oc."brr ls,, 1895.
A-JaN Atkinson. Mr.. Aldridec. .:
David Andrews. Mrs. Nancy Albrr',
Joseph Asom.
B-Th".. Mndan. Abraham Blackwell
RnehrlIr Blair. Mrs. Mary Blahrnr.
H"ra,i" W Baker. John Ballard. vii.
ham Brett.
C-J"na,han CranhGcld, Daniel Cul.
brca.h. ..
D-Wiliam Davis.
E-liou"ll Evans.
F-J"hr + !. NJ. Jas Ferguson.
D-li"nal'l i.u'.
u -l"hn J. i. Hatfield. Richard Hua,
John Hudson, William H. Hunt. John
Hall, Lewis Hogan. David Hays.
J-Mr.. Mar Jones. David Jimmcrso on.
k-Jos !. kbs"rr. Isaac Knox.
Just rh Lynn. Mrs Rebceca Lowry,
Jacob Lucious. .;
M-Robcrl Martin, William M'Willic,
S. ID Miller. - Miss Mary T. Miller, ,;
Daniel M'D"nuId.
O-JC O'H,ndlin.
P-l.rvi- Patterson.
r. Miss Sarah Ra,c!iG, John Rodgers
John Riddle.
Ruch'll Smith, John Stokes, Viii
liam stone. VIM II. Sinklcr.
T-M's Drlna Turner. Jas Thompson,
VIM Thompson.
W-Gro Wnynor. Geo White K |. Will
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.1sfcnfiom CHvalru.

VOC arc hcrob, required 70 attend COM
pany parade in C,m'!en, on Saturday, 9Th
October. inst, 4 full attendance rs Part,cu-
larIy requested The company will he form.
I'd at II clock precisely b. order Of Capt
Bo.k BRNaNT, q. :
n~t
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Communications
FoR IHt C.vnry J,

FoK IHt t,upry Jovr>n
10 TIE TOTERS or kERSIiiH DI,TEI, r
II VI LEVY one OF oar anitda,c> for III. STAT,
Legislature has done much. aud Il elected. ", arc
sa SIZED will devote his further on"rucns :or ,hc AZ,
vsuceu,ent of Camden and the D,.tr,r, T lnm
We are indebted for the charter Of the tan'ea
Rank IL, us bY UNANIMOUS .o:c show tina, we
can appreciate vo:'
y lLIitiEE
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ron 1ur o.xpr> Jorr>.t.

THE o.spI> JOURNAL.
L.,c,sIE<. 18th Juls 1885
Mr. W,S-Drar S;, With 'be consrn nj q!
JouS e.. BowaA,. Eaa VIC. together With many
Other vo,crs rrqurs; YOU TO announce L'sn as a
candidate for Con rcss 10 fiji ,hr vacancy occa.
r,ooed bv ;hr death OF The late honorable RIcuAgp
! MAsx!sc.
WILL G. COKE.
LEROY SFCREST,
r M'CASkiI.I.
J HARRISON BROWN
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arWc arc authorized to announce GARRIrL
GERup. Esq =. candidate for Sac.lf Of kcrshaw
District, !, the ensuing election
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NOTICE.

Those indebted 10 Mcaskill & Rosscr, on
note or account, for 1888 4 and ) arc re-
ques,ed to make payment, as j, Is desirable
10 close the books oil tha, concern
= MCASklIL.
April 9--ll-'f
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We authorized TO announce JoHS RrssSLI,
ESQ as a candidate Tor Sheriff Of kesshaa D.su,ct
al the ensuing election.
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Gi-Wc arc authorized 10 4 nouncc J,&rs w
Lase. E>q candidate for The o:,cc Of O'dInaI,
ai the ensuing election
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sporting Intelligence.

4 Swccpslakc open 1or Three years old
colts and fllics, TO be run for on tho dey
preceding the regular races over the Cam
den course, n;ilc heats; entrance 5l0o, for
fri, $50. three or more to make a race:
closes 20lh "f October next. Persons
wishing to make entries can .io so by for
warding their names, color, sex, sire and
dam Of the entry to the subscriber at
Camden, a, any time before the Goth Oct.
next.
JESSE S. NETTLES, S,c'y.
july I6..25..,f
TThc Editor Of tho Courier, Augusta
Ga. will give the above place in his pa
per, until 'hc 20,h October next, and for.
ward his accoun, to the subscriber.
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TJWe arc auth r,z-d Ia announce WitLras Ros-
SER, ESQ candidate for Sheriff a, The ensuing
election
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THE yOURNA
CAMDEN, OCTOBER :, 1886.

CAMDEN, OCTOBER :, 1886
Several imporlA:, articles unar"idaoiy om'''eo'
Our subscriber, must NOT DC disaPPo'n'u I"
We do not issue the Journal next wees as c''eui'
stances may proven, US from dong 50.
AL,rS MCAsxuI, Esq requests US TO return
his thanks 10 those friends who intended osupPort
him. and to say that circumstances inducc h;m 70
deei.ne beng candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
~ announced last week
BAxx or CAapEx.-This institution commenced
bus.ncss on Wednesday last,
We are authorized to announce DASHL sc n
nokorG,I. ESQ as candidate i"r the Office OF o''
dinary 4. ,hr ensuing ell c,l"n-
FOR CONGRESS.
Cor JOHN P RICHARDSON.
FOX iilE STNT: SiNaTE.
Cot JO. y ,iESNj 7.
I've a-r ar,hor. .zcL - sac tina, th' following
Gentlemen hiy, ccu-.n,td =" lie candidates tor The
House G! Representatives, al tic ensuing election
LAWRENCE /. WHITAKER,
JOHN MURRAY,
NJ LEVY
LEWIS PATTERSON,
JAMES B CURETON
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CANDIDATES IN CLARENDON
Fcn SE~lrr
y ST r DU BOSE.
Tcs RrrRIsr~r rtyps
iANE~ Il RICHARDSON,
WN BIRGES
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NEW
AND
FIR ESH GOODS.

Superior and common NEGRO LINSEYS
Superfne London Blue. Black, Brown. Greer
Napoleon. Violet. and Mixed CLOTHS
Super Striped and Plaid CASHMERE.
do Buckskih, do
PLAIN, Striped and Plaid SATTINETS.
White. Scarlc, g. Yellow FLANNELS, &
WORSTED GOODS.
"a Jacquard Figured MERINO. IA nc~ ar
,iclc.)
Ga PLAIN, English and French MERINOS
(black and colorcd)
81 Alcrino ClRCASSTONS (all colors)
Black and Colorcd BOMBAZETTS
Ga Super Black BOMBAZEEN.
Worslcd Blond EDGlNG, &c.
COTTON GOODS.
Super Fancy CALICOEs.
{. Mct,no do
g. Shslly do
Texan Plaid do
French do
- and Comm'n Furniture do.
Plain and Piald GlNGHAMS.
Colorcd PlaiL aud Embossed CAMBRlCS
Medium and Jackonc, MUSLlNS.
Book. Null and Swiss do.
Striped and Plain CANBRlfS,
Cambria, Dimiiy and Cord.d COATS,
Coored and Wnl.c Cotton HOSIERY &c
LINENS.
44 Irish LINENS AND LAWNS
Russia Shcctins and Dama'k NAPKINS.
i" Diaper &. Linen Cambria HD'kFS.
DOMESTlCS.
81 Brown SfllRTING.
t.! DO do
81 do SIIEETlNGS
81 10 ID Flcach'd SHlRTINGS e. SHEE
TlNGS.
Apron CHECKS and Plaid HOMESPi Ms
Mi,rd COTTONADES
Canton FLASNELS fwhnc and eolo,cd)
l.. and 6-i BEDTlCKS. &c
SILK GOODS.
Dcs, Black Italian LUSTRINGS.
Gro De SWISS
= Plain and Figured SILKS
Sewing Silk and Twis,
Hand some Fancy Silk SHAWLS.
Flag and Bandana HANDkERCHlEFS
Spu,'chcid do
Black Love do
Colorcd PONGEES
Black and Colorrd Silk GLOVES.
Black I,al,an CRAVATS
SILK HOSE. (pla,a and ribbed) &c.
FANCY GOODS,
Handsome Worked Muslin COLLARS
do do CAPEy..
do do and f,ili'd do
Bload LAt F. and Thread EDGlNG
Bob,nc, LACE
do FOOTING.
Swiss Strip MI LIN
h,na Silk HOSE.
Black spun SILK Elas,ic do
-ALNO1
A comph'e assortment Of
CARPETI.NG,
Of the ncwcs. aud mos, approved pattern,
and color, warrcn,cd.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment OF
GROCERIES
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We arc authorized To state ,ha: ti,c following gcn.
icmea arc candidates for MAJOR OF the Upper Bat.
;siinn
Csp, JAMES c HALLE
Cap, WILLIAM K JOHNSON,
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Il, rnr bc,rcak of Il, Ecadcr moment rccu'-
renee 10 the i,h oi September. uit On The mo'n'
ing "f that day. our hu" s.cir,y ""rr called upon
10 lrmc nj a mrlanoh"l, bereavement IN The 9Th
OF n"rlo- Aiptrp BrJ, .ur
Ti, ~t,,"r "i rhs ha.,r l,.'. IN a.s.nr tho ri-
v"cc OF thu. SIMPLY :'otdinc The dcc-asc 81 that
-uly cnod srsn Affect. pn u br.r here 10 lc dc"
I'd worth, oi IT. ,ncnof, I'u though ia" vac"
of oey oanmct rcscb hs "n. yeti" h's nc'chirors
and associates the tcr:,h of lrcvatd sE-sks 10"
crfui and ,np'r ss'vc lesson Il admonion and I'M.
pt"rcmsn |. !, M tia, ,hc Irus should thus 'ca'i
from, tho .,arp!c "f the iu"r,;oiiou> dead H. The
ii" and cA,rtcl'r -" our deceased fellow c'',tcn
arc =" iaugh'. =" IT, nod - and rcnr,nC cni.h'
rre.i. r"' nnrrr'"r ding ,nd'p"nd-nt IN sentiment
-. bland IN i,smncr. genuinely cha-iali". not ~
?"'>' only. hu, ~ 'f,n,"n also. and ier.rc,s mot
i"D>rv: to" 'nan.'nc It's NJ ku""u that ih'
d. u>"d Az 'Hpr"sslon "i'ch "ouH '"'
E. g" s.'.. ,'i,. - hur'rn N-'nc. 1nd h"''"v'
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Il is ti,~ melancholy duty Of fr,cnd.b,r TO an
ncunc- thr DE- sth Hr, tArHAhist 4 RuyTis:
ayrd =, ,-ar. bern IN "pulrno~. and rdues''d d
for ,ir rr n.msrn, o! seir,, n Virginia. hrr cob.
n-o,,ons an among thc most respectable ian'Ie'
Of that S,a,r As resident for several yesrs. o.!
this community. the amisblc naiis Of her eharse
,rr wr,c chow The nal and domestic rc,a,on.-
r.eGucn, ,ndrrd ~err The changes of her rrs..
Dc ner and dc,cum,.Incc. But undrr thrm all she
had earned The p,,d"m 10 br rrenncird I" the
I~ad,ngs I" providence. and Ia do hrr duty IN that
state o! !c into which /, pie Ard God to call her
Er-r anI,ous To do good kind and aHec,ons'r IN
manner. prudent. and careful Of The ,arrd in'r.
rc,s ~,th,n he; cIre!r oi influence her whole
i,i- t,in~ ,h~ evidence oi q dcroird wife an
h-nd. and exemplary woman Her d"a'h
occasson"d by iltc pre-, aiiing bilious irv"t on ll'h
vi, From c1prr..t"ns which che uscd during IL
meas of rrnynauon I" the ordering o' dirGn" Wis
dom 'crvcn, hoIc Of salvation Though The rc.
dcc,ar, ana the tranquility Of lsct m,nd al ihr
In"prc, Of death, ,hrrc Is ,cas"a for tho b"i'r.
,ha, ,hr had made Ia" happy c,ehang- Of m"''a','
ty tor tho inheritance inco'rupuh!r. undchIed,
and that winch fsdrth no, away
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Sent -. -
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DyOu, subscriber. must not bc disappointed Il
We do no; issue the .Journni next wees as c''eui
stances may prevent US from doing DO
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We are authorized to announce DaSiL Sc n
pokorcu. ESQ as candidate lnr the Office OF Or
dinary at thr ensuing c' ci"n.
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Several mporlAa, articles unav"'dabiy om't'ee
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I'M DEsArssuRE. Brigade Major
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

a strict neutrality in the contest which
now agitssss a portion oftha. Repnb-
lie. So long as Mexico frlfils her du-
lies TO US as they are defined by the
treaty, and violates none of the rights
which are secured by it to our citizens.
anv &C, on the par. of the Governmen.
Of the United States, which, would tend
to foster spirit of resistance to the
Governmen, and laws, whatever may
he their character or form, when ad
minisiered within her own limits ana
Jurisdiction, would be unauthorized
and highly improper. a scrupulous
sense Of these obligations has proven
ted me thus far from doing any thing
which can authorize the suspicion thar
orr Government is unmindfui OF them,
aud hope to be equally cautious ana !,
circumspsc. ia all my future conanct.
Nat. lat. Oct. II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

FROM THE NEW YORK COMM. ADvERTIsER.
MEXICO AND TExAs.-We earnestly
folieit attention 10 the following letter,
which we have no hesitation In saying
Contains large quantity Of wholesome
trnth. The writer is a man who will not
make statements on light authority, and
whose word may be implicitly relied on
when he makes assertions on his own
knowledge. The truth about this Texan
bumbug MUST come forth. sooner or la.
Her.
70 the Editors Of the Com. Advertiser.
\ NAcoGDocHEs, Texas, Sept, ID, 1886.
Being completely ander eoao here,
Ind knowing we'll that my life might be
lhe forfeit Of few indiscreet express
ions, l claim, with many othels, (pre-
cisely in my own situation, and OF my
bwn epinisns, Ito be first rate Tegan,
wearing my big knife at my girdle, and
swearing eternal destruction to every
thing through which eirculates Mexican
blood !; bat with all these fears, l
have yet the courage TO speak through
Your columns, and zeal much disposed
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TpE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES

d. The Evansville. Indiana, Jour-
nal 10 speaking Of the Old Dominien's
ION, Gen. Harrison, observes
"Could the vile detracters of the
hme of General Harrison but hear Col.
Hargrove Zone of Gen. Harrison's off,
|cers at the battle of Tippecanoe) speak
u his old General, could they hsar him
describe the battle Of Tippecanoe, bis
hrmness g. bravery on the battle field,
his kindness and humanity to his sol-
diers, and hear him, with tears trick
ling down bis war-worn cheeks, indig-
na n.ly relute the base slanders Of those
Who, for political effect, endeavor to
nsck The hHrd-sarned laurels from his
Generals brow, they would shrink a.
Way, and call upon the mountains and
locks to fall upon them and hide them
fTom their own baseness."
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CONTRAST Removals. fros, Office.

Washington in 0 years. removed only Q
sJohn Adams. in 4 years, 10
Jefferson, in years, 80
Madison, in years, 5
Monroe. in 8 years, 9
>. 9. Adams. in 4 years. q
Andrew jackson in year. goo
Gen. Harrison has now in bis Office
Two undsgulsed Van Buren, men. who
take an active part In the election ! ~
Does not this Prove something in favor
of the free exercise of opinion e--Ib.
IA s-.xa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
TO THE POOR LABoRBR.

q You cannot vote for Martin Van
Buren,, because he wished to take the
privilege of poor Laborsrs' voting from
hem, and bestowing it open RIGA ne
Syoes. He is the enemy Of the POOR
Ind The friend of the RICH
~ A disease Of a violent character nav.
Ing prevailed for awhile at Annapolis
1 report soon became carrent that II
Vas cholera. The physicians have u.
Diied 10 the opinion that II was eonges-
tiSe fever, and that the Iste fros,s have
checked its progress. No deaths have
occurred since the 10th. Rick. Comp.
Hooker Rswarded.- HoeKnR, the
deputy sheriff of Lincoln county, who
sOithheld his county poll books a. the
election between, Messrs. Moore and
Letcher, in 1888; by which infamous
sonducs Moore obtained the certificate
cf election, although fletcher go, ma
jority of votes, land which offence the
kentucky Legislature passed law to
make hereafter felony, and subject the
culprit to confinement. in the Peniten
tiary;) this Hooker has been appointed
Postmaster at Stanford, Kentucky.
Kentucky paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

Absence Of Misd.-Ths last case Ia
that OF ship carpenter, who bit the
end oil oil a copper spike, and drove a
plug oil tobacco iato vessels bottom.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

The Globe says, Van Buren, will
hereafter be the Gold candidate for tbs
Presidency. If the returns from the
receat elections are any sure test he
will be the cold candidate.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05
NEUTRALITY.

From the Philadelphia Nat. Gazette.
1--WE have received q communication
from Natchltoches. commenting in Sc
we're terms upon the means adopted By
General Games to justify his movement
across the frontier, but Its publication is
rendered unnecessary by a previous lot.
ter, COPIED week or two since from the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-05

An old lady in an adjoining town,
who hadambi,ous views for her hus-
hand-and was much mortified that
vhen hs was elected TO the House of
Representatives, he never made a
speeeh--mixed gill Of yeast with his
gin bitters in the morning, in order to
make him RISE when he went TO the
Hall.--Massachusstts paper.