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lew Duvid's Iacbrcwf Plaster.

1fHE great remedy for Rheumatism Gout, Pain
4 III the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints
scrofula, Kings Evil, White Swelling, Hard Tu-
mors; Stiff joints, and all fixed pains whatever.
Where this Puster is applied, pam cannot exist.
It has been beneficial in cases OF weakness, such
as Pain and Weakness in The stomach, Weak
Limbs, Lumeness, Affection Of The Spine, Fe-
male Weakness, &c. No female, subject to pain
or weakness in the back or sides, should be with
out it. Married ladies, in delicate situations, find
great relief from constantly wearing this Plaster.
The application Of the Plaster between the
| shoulders has been found certain remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Phthisic, and affections Of the
Lungs in therprimary stages. II destroys inaam-
mation by perspration.
The following comnehdatton is from an agent
residing at Trenton, Tennessee:
TRENTON, Gibson Co. Tenn, Nov. Z, 40.
MRssRs. ScovIL & MEAD-Gentlemen: The
Hebrew Plaster is becoming popular in this Sec
tion. There is lady in this county who says
she would not be without this Plaster for FIVE hun
dred dollars year. She was afflicted for somo
time with an enlargement Of tho spleen, which
gave her great deal of pain. The swelling aud
pain had extended up nearly to the armpt, and
occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She was
confined for a considerable time, during which she
was attended by some of our best physicians, but
they gave her no relief She procured box of
the Hebrew Plaster, and it relieved her almost
Immediately, and now she keeps a supply of it ON
hand constantly. These facts you are at liberty
to use as you think Proper--they are substantially
true. Respectfully, yours, 60,
.7 JESSE j. WELLS.
10 Bcpare Of Coantertsits and Base Imiia-
tions |! ss :! =. = n. - Ii =. .,
;CAuTIoN.--The subscribers are the only eener-
al agents in the Southern States for the sale of
this truly valuable Plaster; and, in order to pre-.
vent purchasers being imposed ON by q counter
felt article, soldin this CITY aud eleewhere for the
genuine, they invite particular attention to, the
following mnrks of tho genuine
4. The genuine. is put up in smooth, engine
turned bottom boxes, soldered in. y :
2. The genuine has the engraved head of Jew
David on the directions around the box, with ac-
scomPanying record Of court to E. Taylor, gRo-
ALSO TAKE NOTICE. {
That the genuine has the signature of E. TAY-
TOR OH the steel plate engraved label, on the top
OF each box-to irnitste which, will be prosecuted
as forgery. ss:
The Counterfeit is cdsrsely put up, in imitation
Of the old labels, aud is sold.by several dealers in
medicine in this city for the gehnine article.
Beware Of it--it is Worthless. .-..-.e.
.sCOvIL &MEAD,
lib Charles st., New Ofieaas,
Only Agents for the Southern States, to whom q Il
orders and applications for agencies must inva.
Nriably be addressed Sold, also, by
$WARDLAw g. LYON, Abbeyille @. II.
HENSON & CUNNrNoHAM, Anderson.
my3] G. l.. PENN, Edgefeld, G. III. .-:.. f6m
'e
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South Carolinall..
y. AnBEyILLR Dra,r. *
CIrArioNN.

=, - nE1E DIb =. -. CfTATIONs
RY r. w. SELLECK, Esq, Ordinary of Abb
y bevillo District.--Whereas. VIM. C. Graham
applies to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of John Graham late of the District uiora-
said, deceased. ~ 49,, ,'ts;s 4
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish oil
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of said de-
eenseds TO be ,unds appear before me, at our next
Ordlnary,s Court, to be holden for Abbeyille Dis
trict, at Abbeville Court House, on the bird dav
of: June inst.i TO- show cause, If any they can,
why the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 7th day of June, in
the year of our Lord 1851, and in the 18th
American Independence ,.sssssst "a, ),
je14 gWA E, ,N6BEEECK, .oA.n.s,,
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New Commiss House,

4B THE undersigned having been engaged
in - general; Commission; and Faotorage
business for the last fifteen Years in this place,
the public generally, that, he has opened asLouse
to transact said business, in all it's various brances
From the long experience he has had in the
above bnsiness, he is enabled 10 say in conidencs.
that he will do as we'll for, those who patronize
him as any other house in the United States or
California, and that effort shallbs left untried
Oh his part to do better, IS -. ~, ..:.s 5sslr
Consignments of. GoTToN and all other species
OF produce, as welins M ERoH6NplzR for flIe coun-
III, will have his and t,ossonal asten-
tion for which he hopes his lsbots may be benefi.
IS. x. e. A.sM-;RENSON.
Hamburg, April 10, 1851. gS 4 ~ s. 6m !.
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$50 ty:,.H.

u RhNAN ~ :cum t..,' :..ln'u,ioi. -, Lu.c4..
Ib county, G"orga, "f ihc rs,..!. I: .Joltr :.
Walton, deceased, ,huut i,c NJ; ne cl Ju.,, 49,
a negro man na.ned EpilRAlhi. lie IS .!.oui
twenty-five years age, 1.-Two feet six inches hie. u
dark complexion, aid weighs ubotl or" i ,.,dr ID
and forty pounds He has a goud CO .,uicm;,..ce,
and owing to wart on his tongue, T.: s.: "c! is
somewhat altered. lie l',s b""r ,n,,Ir'>,d TO be
lurking about Wellington, :io' ia ';nr'lr',', ana has
a brother in Augusta, Georc
Inc nbove reward will be paid ftr his delivery
or cc'Enemcnt IN any JUL 30 that hc co be rccoy
cred. The address OF tho subscriber ir PEomath,
Oglethorpe county, Gu.
mh15 1T IRWIN, JrS
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lNELSQ CARTER. z ~
NO. 153, MEETING 'STREET.sS 80

CHARLESI'ON,-- -: C.
- Offers for sale, for cash, or approved credit,
~ at the lowest market prices, a,large and we'll
Stufs and Chemicals, Perfumery Soaps, Surgical
Instruments, 1.pothschs.y Glass Ware, Window
Glasi Puttyi Paint, Shoe and Tooth Brushes, etc.
,Physicians and country Merchants and Others,
are solicited to call aud examine for themselves.
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DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar.
A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption Of
a the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis, IIoopinp
Cough, and all Pulmonary affections. -
Opinions of the Press.
The Louisville Journal say: (" Dr.. Rogers Liv-
erwort and Tar not only gives Immediate relief
IN coughs and colds, but from the testimony of
men of the highest standing here and elsewhere,
It is making some very remarkable cures of con-
SUMPTION" 49, -, -. I. ~ '.--5sT Esy9ts (
The Railway Register adds: "We have heard
il stated, by persons of great responsibility, who
have used this medicine, that it is one of the most
remarkable medicines Of the age, for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in the
Side and Breast, Splitting of Blood, Whoopiug
Cough, and all Lung complaints, which, if ne
elected, usually terminate in consumption; and
the certificates attached to- the advertisement
would seem fully to justify this statement"
LfverwOrt. ass
This plant has, for many years, been found to be
OF singular virtue In the cure Of affections Of the
Liver. More recently it was ascertained that IL
Possessed great power in arresting Bleeding at
the Lungs, Coughs of a chronic character, &c,
nary character. 's'.i''7 ~ Fs-@f5 -
rs #6 Tar &arr<, tts,ssi
This article Is now universally acknowledged to
be the most healing aud efficient application for
diseased or decayipg lungs, OF. any portion of the
heshy or muscular parts of the human body. It's
medical and preservative qualities were understood
by the Egyptians in the early ages of the world,
and no doubt now exists among scientific mon,
that the preparation used in the en,balmmetit o.
bedies, was composed principally Of this inaredi.
ent. In later ages, il wns found to be In uaiysr-
sol use among the aboignes Of America, aud al
this day 4 ~ their principal, and, In fact, only
medicine for an unsound state Of the lnugs, cr
any approach to 1t. Those who are acquainted
withithe history Of this hardy race of men, know
that death from Consstptpti0g is unknown among
them The medical faculty In Au countries ap-
pear to have becorhs aware Of tie great fisaIiie
propeitiss Of this article and are now intfoduonE
Y In their practice DR.. Buchan, of England, Br.
Cichton, Of ST.. Petersba1r; Dr. La ,Psiou.e, of
Paris, and the dstipgaished Dr. Cooper, have been
n the habit Of cofnblniug Il with other articles ia
their prescriptions, and with entire success.
t.S Bsears Of Gssnter5aiss and Base, Ilsaita-
ne ssnsine sriiols y sssrsd Aspsrw Roess., .au,
!! iees ~ pcf bottle, Of 81 kottles fof IS sold
Wholesale and rAtaii By TSOOTII I'M EN6SsS
3llS bot: Cont and ~ Eouss stSy N
ssnsss II sy4Sby az s
;sotA Is Is 5EsxzAi. AaEsTs .Eoa rtiE srtrHsan
e 3,. seS@ s!l sa tef
BID ~ WAADLGF & 1sos III tbsylie q. III, Hy g.
ss.. &: s Ss3ss s5sS
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DUTCH BOLTING. CLOTHS:
''4-e. SNOWDEN & SHEAR. * al,

AUGUSTA....."...... GEORGIA
Have received from New York, a supply of
IL Dutch BOLTING CLOTHS, Nos. O, /,
2, ~, s, 81, 8, Q and 10, Of the best quality,
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of
the public. - ::ss... ...es [my24-9tf(
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SIN y ~ sHE AR,
EH4yEfseesgsd iSiih New York. ss Y k,asNk 3 =
IL sphtts En5iclz bred I.acs and Mnsfn Cor
yfsss -;
White ensksqS gsftsips, stysry
sSs il rssi ;lsss,
ss;; q sssl I. % q 55lsia
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.xtE9rty,Deilass Reward.

STObEM from the suhscriBer,,on the night of
~ the 5th insi.. larg. dark ashy coloted mare
mule, little inclined to be grcyisli OH the head
and ears; head and enrs very largo, rugged made,
about five years old, and five feet high tho mulo
was newly reached. Also, my saddle and bride,
bits and curb, home made. A reward Of twenty
dollars will be paid for the apprehension of the
thief, with proof sufficient to convict him, and
twenty dollars for the mule. or information so that
can get her. Address me at Wideman's p. O.,
Abbeville Dist, 8. G.
JOSHUA WIDEMAN.
N. b. i have every reason to believe this mule
was taken toward Haywood County, N. G.
u The Laurensville Herald and Greenvillo
Mountaineer will copy three times and forward ac
counts to Joshua Wideman, Wideman's P. o.
apl2 - 3tf
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MOAASSES.--30 hhds. Cuba Mod
Ill 10 bbis Now orlsans Molasses 81
SO Golden Syrup, very fnss|
,-.esez' For sale by A. BURNSl
febl5-47tf HambIrd
MAILS..-5O0 Kegs Of sCut 81 aits,|
IN sizes. For sale by A.4RSJ&Nsd
fsbi5Ta:a hs y. sssl Hanihs
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NOTICE - lSTRAcToRs cARPEN-
asts TERS, 60.

:. ss-s ~ s%s5Ss IlIkx5, 90.
WRI1sIEN PROPOSALS Willie received bv
w the Commissioners of the poor for Able
VILE, tor shnilding, and furnishing the materials
thereof, OF House of the following description,
Msg dEeing to the paupers of the District.
me hiding to DO of wood length, seventy
two feet dth, thirty -four feet, inclusive of shed
rooms aug open piazza running the whole lenpth.
fhe iengtHSf tho shed-rooms, each eighteen feet
and ton feetde making four rooms; front Spessts.
four In nnInbef{xteen BY eighteen feed atS
piazza eight fest The rooms and =
framed partitions. The ssss s 49, 8 Z s
twelve feet .fnopesa sbr. seesiling. Ons sf
inch b. and: y qsAtter plank toh&ged and
egbteen windows Of twelve ssahypaa 4 aisaa
glazed, ana ten by twelve glass; twelve = 81
hinges I'D provided with latchets. Good 2i;nsieri
roof; xbrck chimneys, two of them double al
Of snffictst height; twenty pillars Of guas
or rocks tad in lime mortal, the Lo1oest,nfsrh,.
to to be 81 .ysfsst high. The sho1e work toke Sol;
like style, .pd ssppistsd s. s.he arat March
The contractor. will be; allow ed q Sia i hns.
sself from the poor house plsntations aiI mo
necessary timber Of tile finest quality - iinsse
much as tho new steam saw-nilf is Wfj II cons
the C0mnssie rsis aAsts q.
cility will hsYes fs..ssss III sie1ce sfis
ing proposals.. ffs may al NE sfatk 80
making and burning ths e6 I'LL ~ -.
3 Proposals. win II sesss q u .
y next, and may sbes arde1 a6 1St K
Commissioners. who win meet saf tNs u
ON that day and decide who u :sntitlsi
II further informationi ID lsquftedai =
5s s5sSs!2 WILLIAM H
}.53;,..y .,s. JAMES DRENNAN,Y
~. ~ il; 9RTON, r
SJQHNsPRATT,. .
VIM. 81: sHfUCAW, Z.
- z; .sst WILLIAM HILL, lll2
Abbeville' 6. H., June, 1891. -
june7 sl5as, Is < &: g s S. /, Isajj
r Anderson Gazette viii copy thico iimsS snas
forward account to thiaofEcs s}ssss
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GreenviIIe & Columbia II. Road.

WreeHVlIte H COlUmbia R. Road.
- -, .a= X Notice is hereby given that the Instal-
S&l.4l ments OH the Capital Stock of this Com
.saaasSstpany will be required to be paid as fol-
lows: s',ISc S-:e-::. ,ts.s::at 81 -
IL 18Th do do LIST do May do
.s 10Th do do LIST do ~. July y do IS !
& 20th do Z doi} 1st do 4. Sept; do ~.
4 BY order.;8 G.5,.s. JAMES L. CAN'T,
janls-7m Secretary and Treasurer
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DIR. KOEers' Liverwort and Tar
a SAFE and certain cure for Consnmption o
a the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis, Hoopjn,
Cough, and all Pulmonary affections * - :.
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the Army and Navy in full! uniform, the MAYOR
and Members Of the Corporation, and various civil
eficers. ea
At the appointed hour the various bodies were
drawn into line. The First Division was preceded
by the Marshal Of the District Of Coiumbia, RICHARD
WaLLAcH. Esq, and his Aids. The Military Escort
consisted Of the Mechanical A. tillerists, Cap'.
BURY, Of Alexandria w Washington Light Infantry
Capt. TATE IN National Blues, Capt. CHEsNEY, from
Baltimore, National Greys, Capt PETER BACON;
Walker Sharpshooters, under command OF Lieut.
BIRKHEAD; and the Columbian Rifemen, MAJOR
McALLrsrEa, from Baltimore. We have never
witnessed, under such ebert notice, finer display
of our volunteer companies the Washington Lignt
Infantry Band deserve high credit Tor their recent
improvement, and the Sharpshooters paraded their
fine new set Of musical instruments for the hrst
time. The visiting companies from Baltimore
though few in number, attracted considerable at
tention. The battalion was under command Of
Gen. JOHN Mason, aided by Majors KEYwoRTH
and RIL1sY, and Capt. TATE, of the Infantry.
The array Of Officers Of the Army and Navy
was one Of the most imposing features Of the
pageant, including amongst them thirty or forty
brave veterans, many Of whom had faithfully spent
the flower of their lives in the service of their
corn1ry, with the Commander-in.C Chief SCOTT at
Esise head Of the Military Division, and Commodore
MoRRIs at the head Of the Naval, all in full uniform
When again will our countrymen be favored with
an opportunity like tina. The remainder of the
military part Of the procession consisted Of Off
cers of the several States and Territories Officers
and Soldiers Of The Revolution; and Officers and
Il Soldiers of the War Of 1912.
Il Then, came the Civic Procession, composing the
second, third, fourth, and fifth divisions Of the
programme. The second division was under DR..
WMLMM B. MAeRUDER, as Marshal, and was ar
ranged in the following order:
Persons present laying Of the cornerstone Of the Csp'o
i in 1898.
President Of the United States and Mayor Of the city
Heads of Departments.
i Cabinet Members Of former Administrations.
Committees Of Public Buildings Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives Architect Of Capitol, Commissioner
OF Public Buildings. 4.s1
Heads of Bureaus. .e..
4 Judges of the United States Courts ~. + ..'
Il Judges Of State Courts. . m
Il Chaplains Of the 3lst Congress. ta.s":.
The Reserend Clergy Of the District. s
i Delegations from States and Territories /
e.&s> Washington Monument Society.
4 Members Of the Smithsonian Institution.
4 MenbeGs0f .Nssional Institute.
j sf Er-Msyors Of the City Of Washington.
Pse Corpors,e authorities Of Alexandria Geegeown
;. Wsehington 81 .#s
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for heightened years the representatives of mighty people
shall eesae for the slo, the hsppness and ,hegood Of
that peopk
When the cornerstone s the edce before was laid in
l7Ss the overnment justly considered experiment.
and e prediction again msde, By those who
thank God, turned out TO be false pcphe that would fail;
the wish ~As doubtless - father the thought !" but
did no;fail The frs oeDeus Of the United States in lTe
exhibited population Of less than four millions OF souls
the time Of kying thst cornerstone there probay
something four mlions and now in less than sixty
years. the nuutsr hssincseased upwE ds otwenty millions
The predictions of failure by the false prophets have them
selves utterly a while the prayer has been and the
prophecy fulfilled which Wsshinston made on assuming the
duties Of President the s0,h Of April 27s9 He shen Of
fered up his esent suppcaions that Almiehty Being
vho rules oer the snverse, who edes n the councils
nations and hose Rrovdena aid supply every human
ssc that bis benedcon would consecrase to the liberties
and happiness OF the people Of the United States Government
instituted BY taensesos for theee essential purposes
Tond enable every instrument employed in tS administration
with TIE functions allotted TO his charge
The ear Of the Almighty opened TO that PRAYER; il
recorded in Heaven and from Washington down the
,resc President Of the United Saes who 90 wor,hy and
si'h 10 much dignity and honor fills the proud aon that
Washington filed, Il has been anspered and syery in
trument employed In the administration OF this
executed with the anctions allotted TO his charge
After this suppicston TO the Most High Washington
,ressed his conviction that Tie foundations Of our national
,ocy will be laid in the pure and imuutsble principles Of
private morality snd the preemDeuee Of free government
exemp6ed by sl the sltbuses which can win the aec
Of its citizens and commend The respect of the world
81 dwell" said he, son this prospect with every sss
action which ardent love Of my country can inspire
nce there no truth moro thoroughly estsblshed than that
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/
The four first acts already past, fE .",#
A;ffth shall close the drama with the day: 5a
Times nobless offspring is the last
Ths extraordinary prophecy may be considered only the
result Of long f,resgh and sagaciy; Of fore
sight and sagacy stimulaed nevertheless by excited feeling
and high enthusiasm. 30 clear vision Of what America
would become no, founded square miles, exist
ing numbers, any vulgar laws Of statistics It
inuitve glance into fu,ury il . grand conception
srong asen,, glowing embracing oil time since the creation
Of the world, and all regions Of which that world is
poeed and judging Of the future by just analogy with the
past And the inimsble imagery and beauty with which he
thought is expressed joined TO the conception ITSELF render it
sae Of the most striking passages in our language
On the day Of the declaration Of Independence Illus
sus fathers performed the first &C, in this dmaaa act in
ea importance infinitely exceeding that for which the great
Engish poet invoked
g muse of fire,
kingdom for stage, princes 10 sct
And monsrchs 70 behold the swelling scene !"
The Muse inspiring Fathers the Geniusof Liberty.
II fne with Of oppression, and resolution to
o. the whole world the Stage, and higher cha
than princes od and instead Of monarch coun
e and nsticns. and the age behed the swelling scene
low well the characters cast and bow well each acted
part, and whst emotions the whole excited
i history, nov and hereafter, tell.
At subsequent PERIOD but before the declaration Of inds
endence, the Bishop Of st. Assph published Dhcourse in
Ihich the following remarkable passages are found
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has transmitted iDmorat name, sue name vi Demo-
themes pos,eFy. Blu; still was liberty Of disconnected
staes sometimes united indeed by temporary leagues aud
confedersce but often Involved in wars between themselves
The srd Of Sparta turned its shapes edge against Athens
ensaved her. and devastated Greece and in her turn SPaa
was compelled 10 bend before the power OF Taebes And let
be ever remembered especially let the truth sink deep into
all American Minds that the WANT OF USIoS among
her several which finally gave the mastery OF oil Greece
to Philip Of Macedon.
And there has also been Roman liberty, proud, amb-
tiors doineeripg spirit protesting free and popular pnei-
pies Rome ITSELF but even in the best days OF me Republic
ready to carry slavery and chains into her Provinces and
through every country which her eagles could be borne
Who heard Of liberty in Spain, or Gsu OF Germany, OF
Britain in the DAYS Of Rome There none such. As
the Roman Empire declined her province not instructed IN
the principles Of free popular government after another
declined Also and when Rome herself fell 10 the end, all fell
together.
have said gentlemen, that inheritance is inherit
ance Of American liberty. That liberty charsceris ic,
peculiar and altogether cur own Nothing like u existed IN
former times nor known in the most enlightened States
Of antiquity while with its principles have become in
eruoven into The minds Of ind vda men, connected with
our daily opinions and daily hsbs until is, if may
say an element OF social well Of political life and
the consequence m that whatever region American
citizen carries hm.e be take. with him. fully developed in
his understanding and experience, American prin-
cpes opinions and becomes ready once 10 cooperation
with Others apply them the formation Of new Govern
ments. Of this, most wonderful instance may be 10
the history Of the State OF California.
On former occsson have ventured to remark that
s very difficult establish free conservative Government
for the equal Advancement Of all the interests Of society
What has Germany done learned Germany fuller ancient
lore than oil the world beside What has Italy done
What have they done who dwell The spot where Cicero
lived They have not the power Of selgovernment which
The Nevada journal., 1851-04-19
OpHIR CITY.

There arc but few If any of the papef ei,.es
located along Feather River, in the coua'g oi
Butte, possessing more natural adyanttSs
than tbs place, Situated nearly in the centse
of this valley territory, on Feather River, and
at tie foot of the hills, the mining district on
sa;d river. and surrounded by beautiful pass
of the valley, bearing the most iuxuriani gtas-
sss affording pasturage in summer. and hay
IN winter, to any extent; and being the nearest
noini from the whole vast range OF the mines,
where the miners can supply themselves with
nrovisio,s and tools. 1t bids fair to be form
idable rival to its sister city, Marysvie.
From its natural Geographical position as
the centre Of the valley territory and its prox-
iInity to the mines, it also possesses para
mount cla. to the County Seat, for the loca-
ton of which an election will be held On the
DIST of September.