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. GIRO UL A r .

L1TcHFIELD, Conn, March %, 1851.
Dear Sir -
You have perhaps noticed in the news
papers that Centennial Celebration OF the
County of Litchfeld, is 10 be held at this
place on the 18th and l4,h of August next
At this celebration we expect a large
gathering of those who have emf grated from
this County to other parts of the United
States and TO other lands.
Measures have been taken to render the
occasion interesting. An address is expect
ed from the Hon. Judge Church, Poem
from the Rev. John Pierpont, and Ser
mon from the Rev. Horace Bushnell.
1t is hoped that many will avail them
selves of this occasion to revisit the homes
of their fathers, and to revive the associa-
tons Of their childhood.
Your own attendance is respectfully re-
quested. Yours, truly,
SETH P. BEERS,
JONATHAN LEE,
DAVID C.SANFoRD,
HoLBRooK CURTIS,
WIN H. THOMPSON, Central Com.
ORIGE~ S. SEYMOUR,
GIDEON H. HoLLIsTER
ROBBINS BATTELL,
EDwIN B. WEBSTER,
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THE Subscriber continues to manufacture
their justly celebrated Pump. wholesale and
retail. Pedlars supplied in any quantity. With
The besof stock, cAfsising of pumps, wheels.
chain. tube, Sc, everything for a pump. All
orders for pump castings. chain o.tube fif- .
ed at the shortest notice and sent to any part
of the United STATES at cheapest Tates.
Also, the best assortment Gf Stoves 10 be
found, consisting OF the best air tight cook
and parlor stoves, with every variety Of pipe
and cooking furniture to make stove eoun-
plete. Box and Shop Stoves.
Also Furnace castings Of every description.
ccsising Of Water wheels, oyer shot and pitch
back Mill gearing great variety, Machines
ry, castings ofevery kind, Chilled Sleigh and
Gutter Shoes made any length TO suit. Plough
Castings, &C. All orders for casting prompts
y filled. Furnace at all times in operation.
Fl. BALDWIN,.
Washington. Conn. Nov 9Th 1850. tow
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At Court of Probate holden al Plymouth,
wlhiA and for the District of Plymouth,
on the els, day of May, A. D, 1851,
Present, ELISHA JOHNSON. Esq, Judge.
ON motion of Seth Thomas, Jr.. Execu-
" Tor OF the Estate of JAMES LYNCH,
late of Plymouth. within said District, de-
ceased, Ibis Court doth appoint the 25lh
day Of June next, at 8 O'Clock. A. NJ, at
the Probate Office in SAID District, for the
hearing, allowance and settlement of the
Administration account on said Estate, and
doth direct said Executor 10 give public no
tice to all persons interested in said Estate,
TO appear (if they see cause) before said
Court, at said time and place, 10 be heard
therein, by posting said order Of notice on
"a public sgn pos: in said town of Plymouth,
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt, aud by advertising the same in
newspaper printed in LI,ch6ed, in the
county Of Li,chfeld. Certified from re-
cord.
g ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
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Land For Sale in the Village
of Litchfeld.

THE subscriber offers for sale one and
= one half acres of Land, on the east side
OF North street. in the village Of Litchfeld,
lying next adjoining the land and Dwelling
House of the Hon. Judge Church.
Enquire of ]. H. Hubbard. or the subscri>
Der in Salisbury.
GEORGE C. DODGE.
June 18th, 1851. 4m6
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uThe Supreme Court Ct Errors is now
in session in his village.
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At Court Of Pr obate no lden at Plymouth,
within and for the District OF Plymouth,
on the 18th day Of June, A D. 1881.
Present. ELISHA JoasNsoN, Esq.s Juege.
ON MOTION of Inc Administrator, on the
Oestate of LYMAN BEACH, late Of Ply,
mouth within said District deceased This
Court doth decree that six months )t allowed
and limited for the creditors Of said estate to
exhibit their claims against The same to the
Administrator and difects that public notice
be givenof this orderly advertising IN news
paper published in Litchfi eld, and by posting
a copy thereof on the public sign post in the
town Of Plymouth, nearest the where the de-
ceased last dwclt.
Certified from Record,
IS ELISHA JOHNSTON, Judge.
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WEST CoRww ALE.
NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
XKTE feel compelled by a feeling of inter-
w est for the community, las well US
little for ourselves) to invite the PEOPLE to
call and examine a general assortment Of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
of good quality, and at low prices, at the
Store of
CALKINGS & CUMMINGS,
Situated west of the RaiIroad in the same
building of Patterson & Cones Tin Shop,
West Cornwall may Al
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Flour at New York Prices.

Flour at New York Prices.
THE subscriber is Agent for the sale Of the
Il following Brands &c FLOUR, whnh he
will sell at the same price as they are sold in
the city If New York
II Beach, Geo. II Ely,
j. X Beach, John Graves,
Beach, George Cecil,
F. 8 b & Co. L Chaplin,
w Beach. G. Fisher.
All Of the above Brands are Extras and of
municipalities
Ass, constantly en- hand variety Of com~
mon Brands al the lowest prices.
DA.!IEL II, STERLING.
Bird. ppori, May 81, 1851. 6ms3
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DREGGETS.

From sd &" lI-4 VIDE, some fom Auction
very cheap. -ALSO - Carpets expressly for
chambers IN small figures. Tuted Rugs
stair Rods, Bindings and every description Of
Carpet Goods
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STRAYED

-ugs,vxma.uesES FROM the subscriber, five
yearlng HEIFERS, thin ir
flesh with no artificial marks
AA~4AEA&ms but of the following color; ons
mostly white with red on its side; one rec
with brockle face; one red with small
stripe in The face and on the back; one pale
red one brown with white on the belly.
Any person who will return these ami
mails and notify the subscriber, shall be du
ly rewarded. ALBERT NADHAMS.
Goshen, May 9th, 1851. 8 4.
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AGENTS WANTED.
@ EVERAL young men will find en- ploymen'
Oas travelling agents for Life, Health and
Fir. Insurance Companies by applying 10 the
subscriber, address post paid.
A. d. WADHAMS.
Gen. Insurance Agent for Conn. Mass and
N. J.
Cannaan. Conn, June 1851. S4w4
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IlTGErFlTlLm

LlTGEIFlEIw
Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY,
THIS Company has been in one ration II
IL Years ending July Let 1850.
And has insured property to the amount Of
@2,9S9 594 90
Amt of property now insured is 1894 ,534, 90
The whole amount of cash pTemI-
um paid into the Tssasury during
the time is $I4,7I5, 10.
To interest receives en- Loans 81, l43,2s.
1882
The whOls amour Of Losses which
have been paid is, SIC, 1882
The whole amOuntof
expenses paid TO Agents,
Books, Stationary, and
for lns plates,is $4,000, 57-l3 1879
Cash in hands Of Treasurer, $2.O9lO9
Add 10 the above, the charged
premium, which can be collec-
ted if required. 15:Tlo,O6
Present capital or FUNDS oftheCO. IL, SOl.l5
Daring the time the Company has been
in operation, there ha s not been any assessment
made on the members ofthe Company, and The
expense of insuring in this Company, we con-
iGentlv think, is less than in any other Com
pany-being only about s cts on the 500 per
annUm,
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FLOUR

OF superior quality, warranted 10 be fresh
" ground and from pure Genesee Wheat.
constantly on hand AMI for sale BY
WARREN CONE.
Norfolk, May 81, 1851. 2
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Carpets from Auction.

u. " M have just received large lot OF
low priced carpets from Auction.
fleav, all wool Ingram Carpets at As and
50 cts. Cotton Ingram, at 30.
Oil Cloths. at as and so The square yard.
$500 yards well seasoned Oil Cloths from
3 to Is feet wide which are cut to fiji halls OF
looms OF any size
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Officers of the Company.

UEGNCE . WH U5UO N0V8HCKD007VO'
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN. ITeasmu
JASON WHITING, Secretarv.
Directors.
WILLIAM BEEBE. 4 s. LEWIS MANI
I q. BECKWITH, DAVID C. SANFORD
JASON WHITING ROBBINS BATFELL
GEORGE C, WOODRUFF.
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Mo1AssEs AT As CTs. Pc q
Gallon,

Act Of that Molas=es, at the above price
ALvORD s. BROTHERS. {.
Wolcottville. May 26, 1851
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q = N e r A L a 0E n O Y
FOR THE
Hudson River Fire Ins Co. capital $200. 900
Franklin do do. do, 200, 700.
Peoples Mut'l do. do. do. 175,00O.
Union Mutual Life do. do. 2o0,00u.
Am Mutual do. do. do. 100000.
Berkshire mutual Health ms Association
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GREAT LOCK PicKiNc.-Tiiere is Mr..
Hobbs of New York, attending the London
Exhibition, whose shill in solving the riddle Of
the most intricate lorks aud which were sup
pesrd TO defy human ingenuity has asronish-
ed The world at present III Lor don. DIR. Smith
in one of his letters To the Transcript. says.
he p,rked the heretofore supposed unpick.
able Chubh lock- which laughed at all the
English Iocksmitbs and rogues Ii is the re-
iilnce ofbankcrs, and secures the archives Of
the government. He opened fhe chest in
Just fifteen minutes wilh some sort of crook
ed Yankee nail he carried in a vest pocket
He offered ten thousand dollars for The privi-
lege OF trying TO open the lock Of The safe in
which the great re- gal diamond. belonging to
The Queen valued at two millions of pounds
sterling, is deposited nightly. ut the close of
the daiiy exhibition. But no one dared trust
him near it with that strange looking hookn
Mr.. Hobbs u poses TO try his hand at sever
al olher locks, 10 The successful opening oil
which large rewards are offered by the in:
ventors.
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RIVER AND SIZE annoAr NEWS.

NEW PAcKET.-Cap;. Ayers has charter
ed iihe little steamer, the Clara Fisher,
and will run her in the Henderson and Lor-
isviIle trade during the low stage of water
She is oivery light draft, has a neat cabin,
and is said 10 be remarkably E ST for stern
wheeled craft. Capt. AS endeavors to ac-
com' date the public will no doubt be fully
appreciated by all interested. -
NThc Pike las succeeded in getting
over French Island bar. o.
IThe Kentucky has gone to Louisville
10 be repaired.
I@The Lady franklin having been
thoroughly repaired, has resumed her place
in the ST. Louis trade. She will be down
early 10 tomorrow morning.
RIvER.-Yhe Ohio is now rising. At
Pittsburgh on Saturday at noon, the river
was rising with feet water 10 the channel
The rise was from the Allegheny. The RI
yer at Cincinnati up 70 last Saturday even
ing had risen altogether feet, but had COM
menced falling. AT Louisville on Sunday
evening there were 4 feet 9 inches water in
the canal, and feet inches on the falls.
~ To the clerk of the Shenandoah We
are indebted for Cincinnati ana Louisville pa
pers OF the very latest dates
D%To Bird Levi the clerk of the light
draughl Schnylkil we are indebted for "a
Louisville paper.
The steamer Coium5us was Only l3
days and seventeen hours making her last
trip from St. Louis TO New Orleans and back
again-lhe quickest trip in ,hat trade this
season.
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lowers nor did their admirers and followers
know how TO get at them. MIR. Wells, per-
celving that he could constitute himself the
great eo-between, aud make money by the
operation, set about doing 50 ; and the result
is business of about $500, 900 per annum
This large sUm comes mainly from persons
who delight 10 read works on Physiology,
Mesmerism Hydropathy, and similar sa b.
jects; and who make point oil keeping post
ed up in relation to reforms" and discoveries.
real or pretended. 1t is pretty well under
stood now that f person living in Mnneso-
ia. Oregon, California, Canada, or Bombay.
wants any unique or rare book. or book a
',lllie ahead oil the times " or Il book on any
useful art or science. he has only 10 send OH
TO Fowler g. Wells, and he will receive his
treasure by return OF mail. 1t is not an un-
usual hing Tor this firm to receive over two
hundred dollars by one mail, in dimes, shil-
hngs, quarters and halves. besides large sums
IN drafts and bank notes. These dimes, quar-
tiers. &c which count up so pleasantly fast,
generally come from mechanics and aborers
who are thus enabled 10 obtain looks where
withal to begnile their leisure hours. although
hundreds oil miles distant from any bookstore
Yours truly, HOPKINS.
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RAILROAD MEETING ~ GIBSON COUNTY
AT IL meeting Of the citizens of Gibson
COUNTY. held in Columbia, on Tuesday the
S;h of July. 1851 Smith Miller was cal
led to Tie chair, aud AzZa Harrison elected
Secretary.
The meetr was addressed by Judge Hail.
of Princeton and e. NJ Thomas Esq, OF
Vmcennes. at the conclusion OF the addresses
much enthusiasm was manifested and the fol-
lowing resolutions separately and unanimous
IN adopted:
ReSoired. That in the opinion of this meet
ng. i, is expedirnt TO complete the railroad
from Princeton to Vincchnes.
ResoIred. That committee of four be ap-
Doinled by the chair 10 open books aud soic-
il stock. WheTrupon. Messrs S. Il. Jerauld.
James Hudeson. Henry Wallace. and Abra-
ham Field were appointed said committee
On motion. the chairman Of the meeting W as
added to the committee.
ResoIred. That this meeting adjourn to
meet mt This place (Columbia.) on Friday.
the 25;h OF July. at2 O'Clock. p. NJ. and on
Saturday, the 26ih OF July, at Major Robb's
Mill.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published ia the Vlncennes,
Princeton. and Evansville papers.
A number of the citizens OF Knox county
were present AMI MANIFESTED a deep interest
in The work There seemed to be union and
sentiment and eiiori truly encouraging.
SMITH MILLER, Chmn.
A. HARKrsuN. .Sec'y.
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II is impossible 10 tell with certainty what
effect the food has had upon the harbor inn
provements opposite this city. II il to be
hoped that the dyke from Bloctly Island to
the Illinois shore. remains firm and that Dun
cans Island has been washed away; but until
the water falls. it viii be impossible to, ascer-
tam with any certainty The exact condition
of affairs The river yesterday twas about
al stand. ard we trust the reputed rise in
the upper rivers wilt not materially increase
the volume of water here. q present the
river is several miles vide opposite 81.
Louis, and Illinois own, Which used to be on
the opposite side of the river, is now some
thing less than midway ofthe finland sea-"
and wears most desolate look, with the
water in the second stories Of some OF the
houses, anu Up 10 the caves in others. whilst
A few are anchored in the current and bob
hing Up and dow like a 6sherman's co.k =
Take il ah-in-alI, this has been the most dis
asirous pod which has occurred within tic
memory Of hat respectable person. the ''oldest
inhabiial'" II is also greatly 10 be feared
that It's disaster will MT terminate with loss
of property; bat that when The water SUBJ
stes add leaves such immense surface Of
wet and swampy land. exposed TO midsum-
mer's sun, we shall suffer greatly from de
diseases incident 10 the season.
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First Passenrerc.-

f"e hrst passenger car on the Evansville
ana Illinois Railroad. arrived here Yesterday
corning by fatboat TWAS built nv Nr,.s..-
a'esher, Packard & Co.. Dayton. O. and as
u specimen Of beautiful worImanst;,, ,.;t,
compare with the finest cars on the Eos,o.a
naiiways. 1t cost S2O50, and one bn,s,od
dollars advance on this price was ofrrre1 -.
TWO railroad companies for it alter ;,s
Pietion The second car, npw buiding w,l,
', sNooo' and will have no saloon. tha,
"s '.nerence Of $50 in price. They
arc oo'h finished ia elegant style. The sr.,
contains two tiers Of seats. fifteen pairs Of
seats s'alo on side, and thus accommodates sixty
eersens- These seats are handsomely cush.
aoned with red plush, and mahogany voneer
Cd. The car in every Particuiar REFLECTS
credit upon tie manufacturers
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Sanders intimates that Lockhart ought not
TO 90 to Congress, because lbs interest is
identified with Nandrr6urgh county, incld-
ding Evansville. and might hc partial TO this
end oi1tle district, and thereby not fairly rep
resent The whoc.-f Princeton Clarion.
Ne net only minated So but we said ii
directly: although not for exactly the reason
given by tile Clarion. we said So because
Lockhurt himseli in his speech at this place.
labored with all the ingenuity IN bis power,
to convince his hearers that his Interests were
more particularly identified with Evansville
Than any other portion of the district. and
that he would show it the greatest pariiality.
This every one knows who heard his speech.
Now we do believe, whether right or wrong
IN the opnioa, that no man should be elected
TO Congress who openly declares that he is
going TO show parlialIiy to one part OF his dis
trict above all others, aud TO the interests oil
one portion OF his Constituents at the expense
OF all the rest. We do not believe il is right
nor honest-and we do believe that a Rep
tresentative who would show this dishonesty
and unlalrness in one particular, and found
ing it upon the idcatty oil his oga iuerssts
with that certain oia part of The district. would
act with the same dishonesty in other matters,
especially wherein his personal interests may
be advanced by such conduct. He probably
won votes here bv thus declaring his inten-
tioa to legisiate particularly for Evansville,
but it is TO be seen whether. such declara-
ton will win him votes over the rest Of the
district. 81
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MARRIED MEN.-So good was he, that
Tow take Tie opportunity of making COMICS
sion winch | have elten had upon my lips
but have hesltated To make from the lear OF
draw my upon myself The hatred oil every
married wVIHan. But now | will run The risk:
so now iOrIl-sOme lime or other people must
unburthen their hearts. | confess, then that
| never tlnd, and never nave found man
more lOveable, more captivating, than when
he IS married man; that Is TO say, Il good
married man. A man is never so handsome
never SO perfect, In my eyes, as when he is
married. las WHEN lie Is Il husband. and the
father # idmiy-supporting IN his manly
arms wife and Children. aihd the whole dOmes-
tic circle. which Ia lis entrance lnlo the mar
RED state. oses around hIIn aud consl flutes
IA part Ui hIs home aud las world. he is
n1I merely enuoblrd by this position but he
is actually beautilicd by II. Then lac APP
pears 10 me ITS the crown Oi creation; and IL
Is only such Il man as this who Is dangerous
10 me, and with whom | AIN nclIncd 10 fall
in love. But then Iropreiy iorbIds 1t. Aud
Moses, and all European legislators declare
il 10 be sinful. ana all m ~ ed women would
consider TIA sacred duty 10 stone me. Never
ihelcss, | can not prevent the t!,lag. 1t is SO.
aud cannot be otherwise. and my only hope OF
appeasimg those who are excited against me,
IS IN my luther confession thai no love affects
me 80 pleasantly, the contemplation oil no
happlii,ss makes me 80 happy, as that be-
tween married people. Ii Is amazing 10 my
self, because it seems to me that |, living un-
married or matches. have with that hap
piness little to debut 1t is SO: and always
was So Mss B'emer.
Dear Bachelors. IYosc do you iecl how
Gaze at us--we are IA Pictey2 lie are
one Of these ioveable, captivating men. spo-
ken of above. We ami exactly holding "a
whole dcmesii: circle" ia our arms but we
were never SD handsome, never 50 pretty" in
the eyes Of Miss Bremen as at tins time
We are beautted by our position-yes. we
adorn our position. Repent of your error:
marry. aud become pretty. Lie Is short al The
hes. and you had better get some pretty little
body 10 double its joys and divide IT'S sorrows.
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Strange Extremes.

A young man fell from the fifth story Of n
house 10 the ground il New York, OH The 81
and was taken up very slightly iajured. II.
p. Andrews. an rfaineut lawyer of Alexan-
dria. Va % tie same day slapped with The
back Of lns hand his servant boy in The mouth
one of the teeth wounded the hand between
two of his knrcklfs and strange to say, from
the et.tcis OF that wound Mr.. Andrews died
on The 5Ih.
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Every human being is intended to have a
character OF his own. to be what no other II.
to DO what no other can dol Claiming.
Yes, and greas many of them have char
actrr of their own, and blessed bad characters
they are Ti,rse iadivivuals too, are what
no other persons are. SD peculiar shape
does their rascdlity assume-and they ito
what no other persons can do, because SUCH
a scamp must be a scamp peculiar in himself,
and his acls must be shamows Of that peculi-
arity.
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made a standard arrangement lor New
York correspondence. as it is the metropolis
OF America, and the focus of news as it
is Of commerce. We pay high price
for these letters. and hope our readers
will find them Interesting. They will
come regularly as our correspondent, who
is highly responsible person, can find
time to write. In ,o-day'4 paper viii be
found his second letter. 49,.
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There was a political meeting n. New
Albany, Ia, "Wednesday light, in which the
rival candidates tor Congress participated
Daahdm, ihe Locoloco champion, made a
speech Of an hour and quarters duration.
which was responded TO by Roger Martin,
the Wing candidate, who, in 10 minutes lit
orally hdyed him alive. Martin is a me-
chanc and. able man. and his speech was
very enthusiastically received.
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We call attention to the advertisement
"essrs. Edward J. Martin g. Co, I,onis.
s'iie, In to-day's paper. This is large
wholesale Grocery and Commission House.
ana oil high standing. The country trade
VINO patronize this house. will find il greatly
70 their advantage.
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ILLNESS or MH. CooERP.-We learn that
Fennimore Cooper is so Ill that he is not ex-
peeled to live. His family were summoned
10 him Oh Saturday last. and in the evening
of lha: day he received the sacrament pre-
for some time. Mr.. Cooper is now about
sixty yea rs ofage.
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a. HARRISON, .Sec'y.

lgThe following is Aunt Bctsy's dccrip,
ton Of her m,lk man. He is the meanes'
man in The world. . she exclaimed. He skins
his milk on the top. aud then he turns is, over
,,,d Sims ,b,. bottom. and then he skins the
sides and then he divides it into tAs parts,
carefully skimmmg each part" /:
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BY Yesterday we received another can di-
dates name for Prosecuting Attorney. We
promptly returned him his dollar which is
something remarkable, ard advised .le gem
lrmun not to run, lnasnuch as there is noPros
eculng Attorney 10 be elected this election.