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TIE MONTHLIEs.

Graham's Magazine for July Is em-
beIlished with portrait Of Lamanine. one Of the
leading members Of the France Provisional Gov,
eminent; a rich engraving entitled OmithalogOi.
and beautiful Fashion Plate. I, is published
by Geo. r. Graham & Co. IS Chestnut street.
Philadelphia; So per snnum, or two copies Cor IS.
Godey's I.ady's Rock for July Is more
richly embcliished with engravings than any we
have Before received. The Lady's Book, and
the Lady's Dollar Newspaper 10 weekly paPer,)
will be furnished for 50 year. Address J.. A.
Cooley. ia Chestnut street, Philadclphia.
The Union Magazine for July is en-
bellished with handsome engraving entitled In.
nocence. Putnam and the British officer, and q
beautiful Fashion Plate, and also with nine wood
sngrayings, and is more tasiefplly printed than
any Of the montflies. Edited by Mrs. G. NJ.
kirkland. price So per annum. or two copies for
IS. Address James L. DE Gfaw, 40 Nassau
street, New York,
EFoIden's Dollar Magazine, Cor Ju-
D., is emhellished with % tasteful wood engray-
ings, aud contains 56 large pages. II is publish
cd by Charles w. Holden, 1909 Nassau street,
New York, a, 81 per annum, certainly very cheap
A pns@s Of mechanical ju,ie- in-Po-s.i pPen s-
in consequence Of the sickness Of one -four hands,
has prevented US from reading any Of these maya
zines, we cannot, therefore speak Of their con-
tents; hut the publishers are liberal in employing
the best writer's Of the day, and they have conse,
qucntly obtained great popularity.
The American Farmer, published
by Samuel Sands, Baltimore, is valuable agri'
cultural work. II is issued in monthly numbers
of 30 pages each, at 81 per annum. In order to
, obtain valuable essays upon the Renovation oil
worn out Lands, the publisher has offered as q
premium piece of silver plate of the value Of
$50 for the best essay Oh thai subject: another
piece Of the yauo of $50 for the second best; and
, piece Of the value Of $40 for the third best
The essays are expected to be based upon the
knowledge Of facts, either through the experience
of the writer, OF from well authenticated date
/ The essays to I've sent in before the LIST day o.
, September next. A new volume Of the Farme'
b,gan with the July number.
| Each number Of the Farmer contains valuable
| hints upon the work Of the month. But being
for the current month they come to hand too Iat'
for us to copy, as we otherwise sometimes should
j and sometimes perhaps too late for service ever
| for the subscribers to the Farmer. Would no
these notices be more useful If issued month il
advance, say the work for September in the Au
gus, number!
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CONGRESS-.

THE SENATE, ON TUESDAY. June %. pro-
ceeded 10 the consideration Of the Oregon bill.
Mr.. Bright gave notice that he would move to
adj the Missouri compromise as an amendment
to the bill at the proper time.
Mr.. Calhoun addressed the Senate, He deni,
cd that Congress had the right 50 to shape its
laws 10 exclude slavery from territory acquired
by purchase or otherwise. He replied in detail to
the arguments yesterday advanced BY The Senator
from New York (Mr. Dix.)
Mr.. Benien having signifed desire to speak
on the subject, the Till was postponed until to-
morrow.
The Senate then, on motion, took up tho Post
Office appropriation bill; The bill was amended
in several particulars pu, to the vnte and passed.
On "Wednesday the Oregon bill was again Ia
ken up.
Mr. Berrien addressed the Senate. He said he
had always carefully abstaincd from taking part
in the discussion of the important and exciting
question which had been introduced into the Sc
nate on this bilI--ihe slavery question. He had
s,cadfas,y resisted all pre,eRee for its introduce
ton by opposing all acquisition Of territory. The
question had been forced by necessity upon the
Senate, and tho South must meet it. He denied
the authority of Congress TO legisla,e on the sub
ect Of slavery, and entered into an elaborate and
able argument in support Of this proposition.
On Thursday, Mr., Reverly johnson submitted
resolution ordering the printing of 10000 CO.
pies Of the memorial Of the Chicago convention.
i After a discussion between Messrs. johnson
Niles and Butler, the resolution was laid over.
The Oregon bill thcs came up.
Mr.. Phelps, of Vermont, who was entitled Il
the floor from yesterday, addressed the Senate il
favor of the right Of Congress 10 exclude SLAYER.
from Oregon.
Friday was occupied in the consideration o
private bills.
On Saturday, at the suggestion Of Mr.. Bright
o general understanding was entered into tina
the final vote on the Oregon territorial bill shal
= be taken on Wednesday week, the debate in III
g mean time to DO continued.
9 After an executive session, the Senate adjourn
: ed.
= On Monday, July 8, Mr.. Underwood presen
i ed the credentials Of Mr.. Metcalf, Of Kentuck,
i and he was sworn and took his seat.
e The Senate then resumed the consideration
y the joint resolution from the House, proposing
y hiring the present session of Congress to clo'
n on the nth of July.
+ Mr.. Mangum addressed the Senate upwards
o two hours on the pending Presidential canvass
't Mr.. Hannegan briefly replied.
= On motion, the Senate then adjourned over
d Wednesday. v
t. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
y On Tuesday Jun, %, ,hs Hous, was engag,
j in unimroitant business.
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ExaetlY a be thought 4 would Dc.

"A LneO papsr Printed Al GleAssias.d.
Ohio. ealled Tie Plain Dealer. ofsrs =
TewarisSf ..Twsniy-Pire Dollars 10 the
Mig writer or speaker Sho would rom
vince any man in his senses that General
Cess - opposed 10 River and IiaThor I'M
pE0yemenls." Two weeks ago we said
that The demAgogDes in the West could
very easily get znnuna hle resolution of
The Denlncraiie Convention against &c.
neral system Of internal Improvements
y hirh said resolution was assenlsd Ia nv
Lewis Cass. They will 90 against a &c.
neral system. luI in favor 81 special I'm.
pIOyemenis-such ~ The West neesls.
Wilmington Chronicle.
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9 The Bargain."-Ths sdi.sr y ne
Raioaaa says Ihal i e9hrsssssian "a lsag snne.
ss hassied INT DUNG he sxsaay -siissa ysars
nc k-sPsi6.hsd = Pap~s. ws ha1 M uasls any
aairmrat IA Our eaiiorial soluHns unlr@ &c
kaer i - - ire" Nov - are rep suls hi
E@s asishsE he FRA NOR ths lra0r a ear szpres-
Soh; foE fhnr are very many sl.ings ahirh ed
tors iak about whirh a n0s cons within their
Pessoaal al.sersatiOa. and thesrfTs they eann0,
kaoar IhsA 10 he the. FEom he nature q lhiRgs
they aEr os1issd % rely murh upon lhs testimony
Of Others. and ~ human testimony i saemP,
fOm failiL;lay. O1rIsnsrk, therefore, mos have
iesa qGsil6sd 10 ssme say; 30 ne could no.
have had The arrogance 20 say hat We have never
flleA into error.
But even taken literally. lie editor o. he Rs-
iOaa has brought up nothing 10 imPeArh our IN
isgnty. The matter 81 tbs = bargain" remains
just - i was before.
The rsP0h that we Puhlished was isksp from
: resPsetssle Print; il was presumed ~ have been
communicated By psrsoR Who had some oppoE-
iupiiy v piekisg Up the whisperings about WASH
iagtSs. There Was nothing inPrObaiGs IN The sio-
y; Il was yrry natural Tor Mr.. Cas-. in friend
y conversation With MT. buchanan. 10 promise,
in iheeseH, Of hi election that he should be con-
tinued as Secretary cf State; and il Is also wy
possible that lac might hase.Proniise.l 10 use his
influence 10 procure for linn The nomination as
his successor. All ihis was Eety plausible, and
We had the authority Of tbs Prin, We quoted. q NJ.
spectacle journal, for giving utieFanes 10 ihe 70.
port. Under these circumstances, without having
any personal knowledge 1t the matter, We think
no blame can attach 10 " for giving some ere
dence ~ the resOrl, or for publishing il - We
found il.
But the e,litOr Of the RsiOon, faneying that
the task Of sustaining the Democratic party
resls upon his shoulders, feels himself called up.
on IN tina, bellail, notwithstanding his confessed
ignorance Of the matter, to contradict the runor
and in the excess u his zeal he even conlcscend.
10 deneancs the Richmond Wing rs notoriou,
fSr is Wild sPecu!aiions and utter disregard for
truth, . and its informant as an unPineped let.
ter writer" No, having any other resource, the
editor may think these dcnunciaiions Of other.
necessary TO sustain his cause but in such con
necIion he should make no appeal 10 bis " con-
sciencr." lie will doubtless find, after while
that hes. violent denuneiatiOHs, unsupported a,
his are, will do his cause but very little good Va
therefore hops that, after a little experience h,
will learn better manners
But we have suffered this matter 10 swell int
too much importance, and shall henceforh aban
don il TO the management of the Ratoon.
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Yss. ~ as.sFl 4, Il,af0sa Cas-, snd aol
aaly hlm, hai n dlass ei.a. lskF I'm
asEs hera grsaasliF eienE saisg ilas Ia
.eeaiiEs aFms b. sesIsinlag ~ Adainis-
irsliOn N FL - high.AaAdod sheEoarh-
neniS uFaa lhr c0asliiaainn. diseeiiy a
rioln'ing il express enae,msnls. aRd y
diEeeay ~ ssiniag he saife 81 he pro-
pc. me iEse soFerrigns ~ lisr laad. =
expressed lhnangh IhriT ianalesliair TePFr-
renisiises. and n msking he xla ed he
President and bis ministry suprriur -
every nllasF consideration. and - deeply
lsnhnsd siah fils Prineipi-s a Federalism
- John Adams. AleKander ilamil.an. 90
sny other u he faihers Of The fslh. With
tbs di6erenrr. hsvssrE. lhal he Old Re.
deralisis WsEe 50 far = least hnnesi. liasi
whist they drsiEed % prseIire they also
preached. while Progressive DrHso-Tsey,
NJ I.0rofneo Federalism ID matters but
liHle which You rall III rlalms 70 itself he
snse proirriion aud companionship u lie
:. rights of the people,. ~ The same Time
lhaiilisgradually knnckingawas The props
uhirh snsIsin that Palladium n their lib
critics, the constitution and changing The
rhair Of tie executive officer nf nation
nf FrremrH. whose business snd province
. il is 70 see carried inlu eiEeri The wishes
az ihs Peepis. as expressed through Iinse
n whom ilIeir interests are rnnkdrd. inla
lie lhrnne &C an irresponsible dssp0f,
whose individual Mill i alone tie law.
lndeea. 4 has heen very lately avnwed,
hy one IL Iilsir leading stars anl shining
lights Gov. M'Nuii of Mississippi who
! j. either more hold Or more honest than the
! resi-, that The securing The establishment
af me one Hlan pOrsr is one Of ite car
iinal points in the present policy 0f the
Greal pT.gTessiges. Even the venerable
Semrola, for veneralIs we suppose he
must be. from the oissulaF maRnrr ia
which he lays dawa ms ipse ii.il.) 10 hi.
late tremendous allsrk upon Gen. Tay lor
which, like
- 4 lIne Of linked sssretness beg draarn OUT
was TO Tin Gray all support from tn
poor old man. seemed principally I" de
precale his eleriion, upon lhe gronGd tia
under his administrations The roice OF ih'
people might onre mnle be heard, an,
their rrishrs, as made knnwn lhrougl
their delegates in Congress, Occa.i"nall,
lake the place Of executive dictatien. Ae
Ieordlng To their doctrine. a majority q
the assembled wisdom uf The people
fresh from the fresides Of their consIiIu
ency. with whose wants and wishes the,
are necessarily supposed to he acqnainI
ed, ian scarce ever do right; while sin
gle individual. around whom The halu @
royalty happens to be thrown, who sit
enihroned in his palace like chrysali.
and to whom the voires fIam wilhou
rome only through the glozing medium
of fawning adulaiinn. ean do no wrons
We say again, they are Federalisis. 9
what is worse, Progressive Monarchis,i
whose mask is so tllin and deleriive il;
. they are compelled TO stamp Democr;
: cy all over its outside. To proven, eve
the mos. unsuspieious from detecting ii
cheat.
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a 0AR D .

AIRS. ANN JOHNSON would respectfully
IVA tender her thanks 10 the citizens Of Hisbos
rough and its vicinity. for the liberal patronage
heretofore received at their hands. She will con-
,inue the business Of NIantua Making at
her residence west Of the Court House, one doai
from Mr.. Il. Nichols's Store; and she hopes still
to deserve and receive liberal shale Of patron
age. Her work shall be well executed, and eaenp-
er than il can be done elsewhere in this place.
She has made arrangements to be regularly fur
nished with the latest fashions and styles of dress
June %. --.~ IL
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LOCO FoC0 FEDERALISM.

Our I.nco(oco friends are ,listressing|v
disgruntled al the idea that the Wings
should charge upon Gen. Cass that he
was a Federalist in the olden time. and
wore on his beaver, as badge of proud
distinction, The Black Conkade.
They insist that the sins of mans
early youth should moi he arrayed against
him in after life, and that Gen. Cass was
at that time boy, a mere child. following
in the footsteps Of his father, and altoge.
Their irresponsible for whatever he might
think proper TO do or say. ~ ..
Now if il be true las has been stated
that Gen. Cass was born in 1882, he
mus, have been. IN 1912, venerable in.
fanf of some thirty years Of age; and con.
sequen,ly as fully qualified to adopt opin.
ions for himself, as some that we wot oil
10 guide and direct the politics Of the state
and pass Judgment on the acts Of men up
on whose experience the lights Of half
century have been shed.
But it is not with Gen. Cass in 1915
that we have TO do, farther than To show
that what was grated on the twig hat
now become the main stem Of the tree
,hs. what was Federalism then, is double
dyed Federalism now, anil that the blacl
coekadeism of The youthful adven,urer, i
now. under another name, the fixed poll
cy OF the old and WHY political asplrant
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o. wsi'.es1ss, " s,Fasrb Il o.. assRl =
usasasaian asElaa - ths RaslaAruA - huErns-
"a = - ~ aaaaHi a srtra snlouanea nsariEr,l
- Ca c.. uh1s assiss - GsEslasr - ~
txHllsy q MsAsgaa. .-.
Amenasasnsz wrls FssPasaa &C. urgairinE mo
- % Z - tlead hOSaas uairh ssss - =
- rsiaa a.. shza Gsa. Ts,Isr rs = ca
mass1 ahrsr.
Ol5ssiiaas lriag E'aAs = - rsusyaioa a Dc
rssasstiaAs, Ihsy ssss HI ass3s.
II s.Fwaa slid be Eousa ps-poss sksa .,
Hn0sher tins.
11uE.asy s0sAiAg Z ssnsrsIiulsssa inns.
PRED
On Friday. he uhols asy wss esnsunsa n n
ooaadsTaiiah fshr Civil aPEropriaiiou ~
On Saturday, amer sons unimPotani lsusions
had lsra disPOsnd q AMI sessr.l bis Eon lhs
senais read The 6Est and second tine. he House.
IN esmmiiiee II lie wh1lr. resumed me consilrI-
alien q he ssnsrai appropriation III. and he
committee ass ADDRESSED. = spesehes q an hSur
saeh. By Me1srs. TosHlz. A-ClsEand. cslb. a
Georgia. and PiOurnCs, ehirAg % IAss Psssi1sn.
tial question
Mr.. Mclellaa1 feP.isd also % Mr. sscEars. a
Pa in reference 10 allrged extra comp~nsaliOu
received hy Gen. Cas- while be- was GioseEnor 4
The isniiOy q Michigan. Whrn ME fIo0rnoy
bad eoDeI0ded, ths cOmni,ie rOss, and lie hOuss
adjSnmed.
On Monday. the House wsui into rommisies
Of The whole on The civil appropriation biIl. sni
the discussion was resumed by Mr.. PiOurnoy ssta
ended BY Mr.. Preston DIVA.
The committee then took up ihr amended Pos
Office I'LL from the Senate, pEGsiding Cor esHyin.
= mail TO Havana; aud after some time thus spent
the committee rose aud lhe lisass adjourned Ovel
10 Wednesday.
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Almonte.-Thls distinguished Mexi-
ran 10 about TO visil the United States
~ilh his family, and will probably take mp
his permanent residence 10 he ciiy OF
New Orleans. where he spent much al
his youth, and ncqnired much Of lhe rala.
sble information he possesses. lie has
lost all his popularity in Mexico, and is
thoroughly Disguised with The country.
Aimonle is considerably ahead Of his
enunirymen 10 light and information, and
will no dosb, feel murh more al home in
New Orleans, at his old trade Of selling
hardware, than in dealing with the i'm.
practicable races OF Mexico.
y. o. D,lta, June 10.
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Attention +!

To HE commissioned, non.commissioned ot1eers'
and Musicians, belonging TO the Cane c'eeS
Battalion.
won are hereby commanded and ordered 70
Il attend at Alexander Wehh's, on Friday the
2sth Of July, at II o'clock, for drill muster and
eour, martial and on Saturday the 18th. at 10
o'clock. Won will attend, with your respective com
panies, armed and equipped, for battalion sxer'
else
WILLIAM PARIS, Lieut.. Col.
July 5. d.
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WM. A. NELSON,


THE subscriber still continues his business,
II and has now on hand for sale,
Flour, Meal. Bacon, Lard, Herrings,
Molasscs, Earihenware, Candies. Segars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Best French Brandy,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
Bes, Rec,ihed Whiskey, Common do,
and Wines.
All of the above articles the subscriber viii sell
(according to quality.l as low for cash as they
can be bought in Hillsborough or elsewhere.
A. FORREST.
lime es Sew
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The Wig Convention. iar the nomination Of
an Eleei0r iOT tits disirirt. assemhcd At Yanrey.
,ille on The 9Th Instant Jsmes Mslane. ESQ.
prrs.led We learn lnnm the Milton Chronirlr,
,hn al the counties IN the district we're rsIre-
srnied.
John Kerr, CSC. Of casusA. was unanimously
NOMINATED as the csndila,e ior Eleclor; aud Ed.
Win G. Rslde. Of rSnOh. Henry x. Nash. ofor.
anse. and RslPl.GourH. o! Guilisrd, we're aP-
toiuIsd assistant EgertoTS
Aier the nominations were made, Mr.. Ken
w.s introduced to the Convention, and in hand.
some manner accepted ihe nomination. Tic ihrn
proceeded to address lhe Convention. and In hi.
warm and cloqarn, ayle advocated the claims d
ten. Taylor and Mr.. Fillmore to the confidence
Of the country, and urged considerations why
iirnerais Cas- and Batter should mol .eceise Jllc
support Of the South.
Mr.. Reade, Of PeTson, and Vim. r. Walker
$50. of Rockingham, also briehy addressed sha
meeting.
The Democratic Convention also met az IAN
cr,silie on the 9Th instant.
Cob cadwallsder Jones, Of onnge, WAS nomi
mated as their candidate Or Elsr,or; and samue
p, till and John A. Graves. vi caswsil. GhsFlc,
s. winssead. Of Person. Sidney Smith and Tho
mas d. Bailey, Of Orange, and Wilson Hill, q
Guilford, were appointed assistant electors,
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June IS.
Equity Sales.

Sarah lane Wilson and others, er purte.
slURSUANT to a decree Of the Court Of Equi-
IL ty for Orange county, made at March term,
ls4s. | shall, at IL o'clock on the 18th day Of
July next, at the store Of G. b. Lea, esq. offer
for sale a certain tract OF WOOD LAND belong.
ing to petitioners, situated on Jsckson's Greek.
adjoining the lands Of Daniel Burnet, deceased.
and Others. containing eighty-four acres, more or
less. Terms made known on day Of sale.
O. f. LONG, c. &a.E.
June o. 34-
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III A r RI Il D.,

In Halifax county, on the 27th ultimo, by the
Rev. Thomas G. Lowe, Dr. JoHS B. DossETr
to Miss ANNA Louisa CAMPBELL, daughter Of
John Campbell, esq. of Weldon,
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Hslsls Ls,s iaaa spHlispsa ysiy gaa ypsls
We ha,s sbrs lsssad - hss Feead. 81 frA
thal il szs lrElaa - islas al eau.iunaa ursll
~ 90 q issE. - . thaa ssE gssEs IL 30
6rras Ilasrlas. heiFsl . sluiaa's i.s 90.
We shau hsse nuss 10 - 80 Us naHrE
nhsn - ca hssssimr
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HEAIR..G

The Ladies of St. Matthew'S Church, HILLSIDE.
rough, will hold FAIR on the 2lst of July, at
the Masonic Lodge, to raise funds for purposes
connected with the Church, and invite the attend.
ance Of their friends and all such persons as favor
heir object. g. s % ~
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IT We would respectfully inform our subscri'
hers in this county, that Mr.. Robert F. Morris
will attend at the several places of the tax-ga.h.
erings, and will receive payment from those in
arrears, for which his receipt will be voucher.
We hope, while he is making bis visits, that
the lberality of oul feIow-citizens Of the county
will enable him to make large additions to our sub
scrption list.
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From the Nsrth Carolina Times.
Letter from Cen. TaVlnr.

The following letter has been received
from Gen. Taylor, in answer 10 the one
forwarding the resolutions Of the Raleigh
Wing Ratification Meeting. Il is short,
explicit, and pointed, and, speaking for
itself, needs no long introduction
Baton Rouge, la, June 81, ls4s.
Sir 81 have the honor TO acknowledge
the receip, of copy Of the resolutions a.
dopted, on the 9th instant, by meeting
of my fellow.citizens Of Raleigh, ralilying
my nomination for the Presidency by the
National Why Convention.
| beg that you will convey 10 my fell
low. ciiizens Of Raleigh, my grateful &C.
acknowledgements for this distinguished mark
of their con6dence--and assure them thai
| shall feel proud Of the support Of mel
who are governed by such spirit Of mo-
dera,ion in their political opinions, as tina
manifested in the resolutions before me.
For yourself, sir, be pleased to accep
the assurance Of my high esteem and kind
est wishes.
am. sir. your obi serv'l.
u. TAYLOR.
II r-.xx pnla;rb n n
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GA boy Of industrious habits, fifteen or six.
teen years Of age, will be taken as an apprentice
to the Printing Business in this Office, if applica-
/ ton is made soon.
A Journeyman Printer could gel employment
| for three or four weeks.
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VIM. Scott, 1t al We. Vaughan Scott, ct al
PURSUANT to decree of the Court Of Equi.
= " for Orange county, made at March term,
is4s, shall at IL o'clock on the iafh day OF
July next, at the store of G, B. Lea, ESQ. offer
for sale tract of LAND situated on Jordsn's
Creek, Orange county, belonging 70 the heirs Of
Robert Scott, deceased. Terms made known on
day Of sale. xo
Tu,.s st-
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CT We arc authorized to announce JAMES
C. TURRENTINE, as candidate for re-elec-
ton TO the office of Sheriff for the county of Or
ange.