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COTTON MARKET.

The sales Of the week ending on Friday,
the goth, were 7 ,43l bales and the receipts
in The same time were l6,535 bales, ia The
Charleston Marker, giving difference in
favor Of receipts, against sales. ,lO4
bales. The difference, fnr to pasE mbMth,
has generally bcenain. favor ofsrceeipls.
showing nn}incFcascs and saecpmula,ion Of
Gotten in the market. FIesr prices varied
from 8 10 10 cents; tIlesgriestcs, riee salesheing
from OBS t9.9 l-2, ssheWing a compar.-
live reduction in Tie esmarks, OF la ora
cent. bclowttke sales ofihcPrevious week.
The following quotations give the prcsen,
value Of the article; midtling to midlIing
lair, 0 to 8 Ia; fair to fully fair, 93.5 to
9I-2
!! The latest date from Liverpool, Of Oc,.
81, gives small advance Of 9Th or u
penny per pound, arising entirely from The
latest aud continued accounts Of the loss
nf considerable portion Of Tho cotton
crops Of The United States, and the gen.
.ral rise in the ports Of this country Of the
price Of cotton.
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For the Sumter Banner.
Z. "'rIiE, SUM'rERS.".

Mr. L:ditor:--li seerls lila perenipt6-,
rys reputation has al length been made on
Tie State 1f1 Soutlts Carolina, fsrS a Rcpi-E
ment Of Infantry. ATcqusi,io,i. .was I,re-.
siously mnle on tho ! 9lh ( 81 al: May
1916, and the requisite number 1f yp!ui-iE
:tcrs was rapidly furnished and proceeded
duly TO clecttiteir company and field off
GERS, and since hat lime hive at sor1eS eX. /
pGnse and trouble to- themselves entlea-s
yored q. IcpAre themselves inrS service
This has been particularly tie case in our
own District Of SImIer. Nhere a brilliant
flag was presented tn the compsny, and
where all persons seemed Ia. vie i'll con.ri.
.bnting substantially IN their comfort, in
cnse they should be called out I,hesYsf-
nnteers were enrolled and volunteered sfar
Twelve mpnlhs. They hare been. consir,.
cred AS br.pnging Ia a separate Ff,rganiza.
lion, of which, Coi. II. NJ BurLER was lt,s
head. They are n.w required 10 be- en-
rolled 10 ihelentl pf The war, unlcss sooner
discharged. We presume thar they will I
be discharged bcforc the t,peirc months
are expire. Indeed i, seems 10 lis. aiat
this reeuisitinn .for the lcar'' instead af
Tor a particular. tel smesni only 3it,s OH
viale particular ,lif flic1ities The discharge
of volunteers Butilat The rIg1rnns pro-
srcu,ion of hostililies. now intended shyz
Government will end ihe affair in sir
months we have na doubt. One. ilirory
is certain, tirat the rig tswavs To- volunteer. /
is 10 meciali the xigencies. that liie COINS
try demands, aid we lave no tlonEt, that
Snmtcr :.:strict will come up To iheSrequi-s
siti1n 'Of our Government. ss3i. .SSs Ss
do not mean TO imply that any man.
has nayy lesss c,,urag or less palriuiisi,,,
fhsnf fshs tison the 9Th June Insi, he Ecner-
|ousiy ran The rescue%of his country. b,fts
weldo mean 10 soy and iha, distinct ly. thai,
fur$our District To refuse to movc !nusS..i
after ullslhe eShibitions she l,as made, herea
and elsewhere. would he gfei, bysD,at,y ! d 81
|asderoga,ion from The high character. she
has claimed f,r ,lcvotiona0 the copntff sfsf
Eesi,!es il some o the rol lunteers;i siaiss
F,heiate rcquisiiion. as iaconsis.enf with
,hosetof the first, that opinion ougiiiao hs.i
lpn,1othe pote, not Of imt.ivilMnls orteven?
nf companies, hui IL ought To betletermine5
cd by a mnj"sitN nf ,t,e regiment assem-
bieti as sucl, and for that ,srurr pose.
a, .4... GlvIS.Ss
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THE SUMTER VOLUNTEERS.

On the 10Th inst. Gov. AIKEN received
from the War Depar,mcnttlhe letter wtirI,
fnlInws, calling for the organization and
enrolment Of the Palmetto Regiment Of
the South Carolina Volunteers, for immc-
dia,e service in the Mexican war.
The rendezvous Of the Regiment is iii
Charleslnn. We doubt mol that the sevc.
raj companies in this Stale viii forthwith
~ G, are themselves for actionsat the call OF
their country, and prove by their Condnct
.hnt the spirit, which induced them to vol
un.cer with, SO much readiness, is mol aba
ted.
A volunteer company was formed in this
District on The 9th Of June last and was
accepted by ,hesGovernor. Il was called
''The Sumters", in honor Of tho revnlu.
,ionary veteran, who in the war of '76 led
to battle the citizen soldiers Of his naive
District. The present company Of Sum
,ers" is commanded Wy, descendant Of
that gallan, veteran.
We trust and believe that 1.-The Sumtcrs"
will no, be found wanting at This time
when action isrequired, Their honor de.
mands .ha, The full complement Of men
required by the Government aud the
law under which they volunteered, be
presented in Charleston, at The time of
rendezvous. The honor Of their native
Dis,ric. and Stale requires that,hey should
respond with ;alacrity to the summons
which they have so long and arden.ly de-
sirel. The eyes Of their coun'rymen, of
Tie governments, and Europe are upon
them as on the volunteers of the other
States from which regiments have been
ordered. Though their numbers have
been Icsscned by removals from he8Dis.
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viii be a ,eai, IS s
fliceFs, ln1si icisu and pri u
fers being nnstsse ini9 service, !, Iitlt onjvS
with ;,I,e;ex prass co Hon HAT 9fs Ian.:
iesr has ssady fufnisiind himself Will, 81
moDths iOfhing his facts 10: be- & erii iiIissH|
tt,S HE aymasteE ms Ca plsin ~ Il, ,asI
C0mpsn hDr lhnl; The amount Illus II, yaisga
ced shall be i,plied tIie Sun BE
ionsof his cap.ain, 10 the obi ic0nIa aiiipiss
ieliby lass intllis slasier case. The Cd 4 a,Ida
conrnut ation for q thing will Isl paid az !
The Captain certificate that iii IL 81 i;s sfiaii
that:ii will be so appiistl.
ls lnresPe ct 10 nbsistence he fore aYriyinyS
ni The place coffendezvonst Of and fois f .9rayei.S
Ing home fromst sthst place Of fsli tiafqas ti,es
alIoWaDcs sis. fifiy cents sfor every t,se eiity5
miles distance. stss
The President requests that ii Sd Will bes
ms prompt as possible; in the arrane ii eilt.s
0f this ~ boletmatter, in order tllat ,bc ys,l IS
un,eers may be ready for in,medi diate vice.
Olisafs OF the and Suhsis.
4 e Departments will be immetiis,ely ar s
lesed s0 The place eof.rendezyaus,s s. ililfnnsSs
10 tiefray ihe: necessary ex pc,,se which may
beincurretl. yeryaTcspectfnlIy,sS sSs '.S.
nuroheslirYt serraia, l 45s5 5Siss
w. s..s NJ ARl;Y, Secretary of War
His Excfl!ency WrLLIAs AIKEK, Gpset..-
or Df South Carolina. .5si /. .E
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IsII}ESlEXPLosIlYEg CoTTo,N..

Professor Otto who n.n,ie The discnt cry I
|of the Explosive Cotton simufsan eansly5 y5t
with. Schonbein and Boitgcr, has; nalsl ll.ss
process heSemrlays rub!e.
From one of5iisreports. which ;scorf-
d.iii,n The New York Evening Post, We
learn the foilnwing details.
Anaci,lcailsd the '.hy.riase OF nitric. issS9l
I first prepared;by tiistilling 10 parts of suit.s
Prire with 6paris of oil of yitriol. he cot !
toni thentipped il this acid :or the space !.
|ofhalfa n,inute,,hen qniek " pressed? hft..sl
tween e lass plates OF boar ard washed
afterwards nnailis is free from, acil:s
The ep.Dn ll 'stisen found Io be sndows
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Santa: Anna was ,t,ere yilll II, ,OO0 msrsaand,
no lass ,han thirty ssUsns GsncTalsf fI He; He;
Wss recruiting iail sbnt his Intentions Y
werenot known. It Is Srumored That Bus.
tdmetite hass gone NOrlbs i,l the tlireeiipt,
Of 3Cllihnnfima.,om q meet G Generhl Wo1l, aud;
furlhcrilis positively asserted thai The ll.s
;dinnsare killing and laying waste u bsf fore
lllem in the lattsrs Slate. no ia inc g, re Z
N The fslap lsneWs. .:s{
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WlLMlN GToN AND RALEIGl II RAIL ROAD
COMPANY Sssta s,.5

We call il,e attention Of our readers 50
The article, which we publish in this num-
Der, relative to the proceedings Of the
Stockholders Of the Wilmington and re.
leigh r. r. Company, fromsthe'AViIming-
ton Chronicle Of the 18Th inst. from which
tits perceived, according tolhc 2nd adopt
ed resolution, ,".That the present Road
must be extended" This article will be
read with interest on account Of lis rela-
ton t, the contemplated rail r"ad connex-
ion Of this District with Charleston and
Wilmington, N. G.
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! ACoUITTAL oF@BuRRIL.L.

n Thenegro'carpen,er, Burrill, whom we
mentioned in our last as having been i'm
prisoned on the charge of house breaaing
and robbery, was acquitted by Court of
Freeholdcrs held on Friday last, the 2o,h
instant. Il
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gTTIHEL: :1Es B IA 81 N 1E1Rssss
8 sUMTERyILLE, $. c.
I "Wednesday, Nov. %, I sA6.s
MR.. CALIloUN's OPINION ON THE GEN.
sERALs TICKET SYSTEM zE
Yours, &c. &c.

We have received from The Hon: JoHs
g. CALnouN, corrected copy Of his;opin-
ion on the General Ticke. System. Asst
came too late for insertion in This weeks
paper, we propose 10 publish ii il our
next. }Fs
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From the N. O..Picayunc, l4M inst.

THE VERY LATEST FROM MONTERREY.
We yesterday received. after our main
news from the Army was.male up, alcltcr
n distinguished officer Of the American Ar
my at Monterey, which is three days later
liiun any Thing we have seen. That portion
ofilin relation to Bustamenlc we look upon
us rather doubtful. although the old Gen
eral may have been seen up in the neigh
borhood Of Chihualiua and sonora 10 look
after Gen. Wool. We ms kcex.racis from
the letter. which is,lascd
MONTEREY, OCT. 25. 1916
Poor Ridglcy is dead. lie was buried
yesterday, and is mourncd by tho entire
Army. Major Lear will not live twenty-
fur hours lungcr. We have late news
from San l.ps dc Polnsi, 10 The fleet that
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 13.

,F NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l3.
Melancholy Casudlty-Capt. Randolph
Ridgcly.-This gallant officer, who has
won SO many laurcls in the war, is suppo-
sed To have los, his life al Monterey, about,
three weeks ago. in most melancholy
manner. Our information, as derived from
John Deshon, Esq, one Of the owners Of
the steamship Sea, and who came passen.
ger in The ship Uncas, which arrived here
yesterday from Brazns, is I" this effect
Capt. Hill, U. S. Quar.ermastcr al Drazos.
informed MIR. Desllon that an express had
just arrived from Monterey, communica-
ling the sad intelligence, that Capt. Ridge.
Iy, being ON an unruly horse, aud riding
down steep hill, was thrown, the horse
falling upon him, and shnckingly mangled.
At tho time the exprrss&lelt Monterey,
Capt RilgeIy was wholly ainssnsible. tho
brains ouzing oui Of his ears. and no hopes
were cnlcrlnincd Of bis recovery. The
Uncas spoke the steamship Virginian
about twenty-five miles from the s. w.
Pass OF her way from Brazos TO this PoIt.
On board the Virginia was bearer Of des-
patches from Monterey for Washington,
who will probably arrive to-day. From
him we may expect fulIpar,iculars Of this
terrible catastrophe. We must hope that
Capt. Ridgcly will yet be spared to his
country, which cannot afford To- loose SO
brave and chivalrous and merilorious an
Officer. .-.Ifopic.
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.rist ;prs stale and sn,nts On
into sace yoiunise seffng snnder The bclief,
ins soms d tree coun nteba1ced Ly tie slats. Il:
l,nents apf lie gqser nfisrl an md ,tl ths
IPiesflsai, dial lbsy WouI,l no. be called
Into active Sssyiee ihefs viii 1loabtiess
come fer,sass and enrol 'tliemsel Ives. win
an eagef desire 90 share The q orywilifl,
attends ogr cbnalering arms On ihe5 plains
,Sf Mexicp. Observation-Disclosures honor
md duty .Sof patriotism and fidelity sIiaui,l
influence the citizens Of Sumter ii c ON.
.plete the offering, which she has 50 nobly
presented TO onrs rscommong country. t,nf
;broihers arcsin the field. and seyery brerze
;friim The South brings to our oars lie per-
ills which they encolntEr, and shows The
necessity for Immediate assis.ance. Is
We believe thatowing 10 removals from
s.he District there are q few 20 acancies in
the company ofSihe Sumter volunteers;
and that an opportunity is now offered 10
,hose tlesirons Of nroling themselves and
OF sharing the glory of the American
arms. We doubt not that these vacancies
will soon be filed. q n ys3ii n
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TIL r PALMETTO REGIMENT.

;l, "a WAR 5DEPARTMRNT, Nov. l6 SAG.
Sir In my comlnunicatinn oGs slhesl 9Th
Of May last, your Exccllcnsy was request
e.! TO organize one Regiment &c ftFYolnn-
iccrs. under the Act flhe I3il,5of that
month, TO be. i'l5readiness for public scr:
vice. 81 5 ssIss B.
,The PIesi,lentanow directs, me stonntify
to your EsceIlency iIIat one Infan.ry Rcgi-
mcn,snf Volunteers, fram your State IL
required for Immediate service, anil Ia
conlnne tl,ercindnring the warlwi,i. Mexi.
co,8unlcss sooner discharged. The Rcgi-
meni will consist Of -. ~ EEslE W
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POINT ISABEL, NOV. 2.


Some short time since, party lett Ma
tamoras for Corpus Christi, with drove
Of mules. intending to go eastwardly with
them. About the Sal Colorado. II ia said,
the party were murdered and robbed OF
every thing. The property, it is rumorcd.
belangcd 10 Mr.. Hunter, who resides near
Nachiloches. in your State. The neigh
borhood Of The San Colorado, is no doub,
infested by us desperate a band Of white
persons and Mexicans as ever lived any
where.
Ramors Of an expedition against Tampi-
co are plenty us blackberrics. Ii is said
a naval force will CO operate with the army.
The heavy pieces Of artillery at Cumargn
are still being brought down the river.
The Spitiirc, aud one or two other Of the
u. S. steam schoon"rs, are of the Brazns
island, for what particular purpose, am
not Informed. .
Since have commenced wr,ing,a gem.
tleman connected with The army, has nrri-
we'd here direct from Monterey. He lells
me that every thing was us quiet when no,
left, as at any time since the capitulation.
Provisions and supplies Of various kinds,
continue 10 be taken from Cnmarsn for the
use Of our army,and sume Of The regiments
from below are8mnving up, TO supply the
places Of those disbanded. Mai. Graham.
had not reached Camargo when my infor.
mantIcf there. He will probnbly reach
Monterey ia day or two from this time.
n ID n
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8 rhe Tennessees scav.,ol s Rssi,nenlissen.

Ihe Tennesssei CnyuIr rs Rsgimenlissef.
s can, I,ea s1nt the Pal0gAlto battlasgroupid.
Duel. sttiflicltty Ipiel art,se belR Recn
iwt,soi bur ciiizeRs Daniel Muir rhy Sant
'Ji,,ins ISfpssys-+ which thonsh shtto be Of
.s,if1rie hiSn,ag gniil6 10 be seltle,l with piss
tolls. Accordingly, they repaired To the
Texan sile i8 { lheiriYer. whfresaiter mea.
surfing Of hei gtoun,I, ,the bclligerents'were
posted, The w1fa givenand both fired. Mr.
ssballofhis opponents
the side, between the hip bone
:anli iuWcr rib, which inflicted a4Nsevere,
though, mi dangerous wound. MIR. Kin.
ssey wns moi huri
Captain Kearney's company Of drug goons
arrived at Matauoras Noy'r. LIST. AMI excl
Ted much admiration. They departed on
lie 2lsfor Monterey.
81 Fruits. Large quantities Of oranges
have been arriving here. upon mules, from
M Monterey aud vicinity. This fruit is supe-
rior in flavor To lhe best Havana. and quite
equal 10 the Sicily orange--lhin skin. juicy
and sweet. The apples grown about Mon:
terey,it 10 said, will bear comparison will
the finest inihc United States.
g Gopernor Morales. Governor Morales
ahdslamily had left the city rather prscipi;
lately, aud the civil governments of the
place was being administered BY an A!caIde.
We can hear no reason Cor this hnsty abnn-
donmcn. Of Monterey by the Governor,
lnleassihat he could not, consistently with
his obligations 10 his Government, or her
generals, accede no the acquisitions made
upon him by Gen.STaylor-,o furnish our
troops with supplies.
ri Hi!!afy .aasif'y Companies r and II, 1stsre.
sJliiar Artillery m i,itv nj This Dost mack
ed up bag and baggage on the 3d inst, pre-.
pnratory TO move TO Monterey. Capt.
Norman, of company II, and Liculcnan.
Haskins. Of company f, have SD won upon
the good opinion ofour citizens, both Am
ericans and Mexican, that the departure. Of
their commands will be viewed with regret.
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REGISTERS notice.

Public notice is hereby given, that Cyril
G. d. Plnchot, Executor of he last Will and
Testament of Richard Brodhead, late of Mil
ford, deceased, has filed his first accoun, as
such Executor; lhat Gilbert J. Steel, acung
Executor of Gilbert Steel. late of Delaware,
deceased, has filed his fna account as such
Executor; and that Alberr j. Holbeu and Ben
lsmin II. Rose, Executors OF Benjamin F. EIoi.
bert. deceased, who was one of The Admins
,5s'ors of Ralf Hankin~, deceased, have flied
rhtIr final account IN The Registers Office. in
and for The county OF Pike, al Milford, and that
ne same will he presented 10 The Orphans
Cont for SAID county, FOR confirmation and al
lo~ance, on Monday The fourteenth day OF Sep
'ember next, of which all persons Interested
vii lake notice.
JC. WEsTBROoK, Register.
Registers Office, Milford, =,
Angus, 10, lS46.
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NEW LINE.

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S,roudsburg and Easion, will leave the house
of Edward Pos,ens, washington Hotel in
Stroudsburg, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day of every week, at o'clock, A NJ, and ar
rive in Eas,on at O'Clock, P. NJ, in time for
dinner; returning on the following day, leaving
D. Conno1s American Hotel, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at o'clock, and arri-
wing al S,roudsburg a, 2 O'clock same day.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
lie, ,ha, he has purchased the above line Of
stages from Messrs. Connor. Postens g. Co,
the former proprie,ors, and that he is now able
to carry passengers in as comfortable and con-
venien, style, as any other route in the coun.
,y. Fare through 81 25.
ROBERT C. SHEATH,
Sole Proprietor and D'ruer.
Stroudsburg, JAM %, 1876.
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The Library of Sacred Music.

The Board of Managers of the New York Sa-
cred Music Society, have examined, with much
pleasure, the Library Of Sacred Music, monthly
periodical, by B. Wyman and G. P Newell The
work is got up IN handsome style, and embraces
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j Conner Snaith, Sec'y.
New York March, 1916.
o. Agents wanted in every city and town in
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.

have been afflicted with dyspepsia In its most
aggravated form for three years past, and 'ound
no relief until used Dr. g. benjamin SMITH
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills. Af:er using SIX
boxes of said valuable pills, am entirely cured.
They are general remedy
TX. LEEMAN
Padncah, KY, Nov. l9, 1876.
We certify to the above facts Dr. Smith s
Pills are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, GIVENS e. Co, Merchants
Al the request of Dr. G. Benz. Smiths agent,
we cheeriully state that We visited the Office oi
Dr Smith in September last, while IN New ork.
and found him to all appearance carrying on 4
very euensire'business with his Indian Iegeia-
hle Pills. The extent OF his establishment would
astonish any one not initiated in the mysteries oi
the pill trade. = Lousrlle Journal
(From Dr. Sn2ctoa)
SNrrHLaHD Nv. Feb. 81. 1916
DR.. G. Benz. Smita--Dear Sir:--No,hing has
ever been introduced that has sold so well anG
given such general satisfaction as your Improved
lal.an Vegetable Pills
Very respectfully yours,
s. +. SINGLETON.
from Messrs BuU s Alden.)
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 18Th, 1876.
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send us ten gross of your valuable pills From
present indications we shall sell large amount
Of them. We find they 90 very quick, &c
Your friends,
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~ And sold throughout the United States and
Canada.
Beware Of all such frauds and examine the box
Office lTg Greenwich ST., (I.arge Brick Bock.)
lLP Always ask for the Improved Indian Feae-
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u7 And see that G. Benz. Smith is ,cr'tten with
= pen on the bottom Of the box
Agents in Monroe Co.
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CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing note given by me 10 Ann Ellen
berger, for Forty. five dollars, dated March 18Th
1916. gave Ann Eilenberger the note for a
Horse which she sold me to be sound and kind
Said Horse proves to be unsound, and was whe"
she sold him 10 me. and Of no value. This IS
the reason why do object paying the mole
Silas c. Shannon is secsfity on the No'e
SILAS FLOWER
Stroud township, April "a, 1916,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-08-20
Auditors Notice.

The undersigned. Auditor appointed by lhe
Orphans Cour of Monroe coaa,y, to make dis
irlbulion In the matter of the account of Joha
Lee, Administrator of Joseph Lee, late Of Stroud
township, deceased, will attend TO lhe duties of
his appointment al The house of Joseph ]. Pos.
tens. in Slroudsburg, on Saturday the 29lh day
OF Angus, next. al one o'clock P W., when and
where all persons may attend if they see prop
er. SAMUEL S. DREHER,
July %, 1876. Auditor