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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-05
Sugar and Coffee.

AS GooD an arIcle, as can De
iourd in Fayetteville, and as cheap
as any ore can afford TO SELL
jan % J l.. THOMSON.
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FdLL .9vD W'I.rTER
FASHIONS
For nSK0

HAVING just returned from the North, I am
= now receiving Stock Of Goods unsurpass-
aide in my line Of business. Ny own personal
attention was given to the purchase Of erery
article, each Of which will be found Of The yery
best quality.
Gentlemen can he supplied with the Very Beat
materials for COATS, VESTS. PANTS, &c.
and any Gentleman favoring me with his Gus.
tom, may rest assured Of Ct easy and conlforf.
abe. q the same time that his person shall he
set of 70 the best advantage; for I study ths
maa as wei as do his mtasure.
Myprices viii always be as rcasn,a hlc as the
cod OF the best materials will admit of; nv oh.
jset not h,ing to undersell any one else, but ia
give entire Satisfaction 10 those who patronizs
me. 10 make up tho,c materials will always
have tbs hest workmen that can I've procured.
With mtny thanks for former favors, respect
fully request my friends and the public, to dc
justice t. themselves, by continuing to try, where
Ea@. Grace, Beauty aud Comfort are required
their old friend and very oh't serv't.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
NIB. Cutting dore in the latest, OF
ASI oruER fashion, at the customary prices.
Octolscr 10. ST.
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TELL YOUR WIFE.

Yes, the only way is to tell your
wife Just how you stand. Show her your
balance sheet. Let her look over the
items. You think it will hurt her feel.
ings. No, it won't do any such thing.
She has been taught that money is with
you, just as little boys think it is with
their fathers. terribly hard to be reach
ed, vet inexhaustible. She has had her
suspicion already. She has guessed
you were not as prosperous as you
talked. But you have SO befogged
your money affairs. that she, poor thing,
knows nothing about them. Tell it
right out to her, that you are living
outside of your income. Take her into
partnership. and I'll warrant you'll
never regret it. There may be slight
shower at first, but that's natural. Let
her see your estimate, and when you
come home again, she will show you
that you have put her bills too high.
True, she had an eight-dollar bonnet
last winter, but it is just as good as
ever; few shillings will provide it
with new strings. and reit it little;
The shape she says, is almost exactly
as they wear them now, And Won
will be surprised to see how much less
extensive she can make your own
wardrobe. She will surprise Won with
a new yest-not exactly unfamiliar
somehow. looking as Il in another shane
you had seen il belore-yrt as = new
vest. and scarcely costing a dollar
where you had allowed five. Old
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- ~, 4, .',,,,i'. ', l ~. ,hasa ~ ara Ia,
.ea '.,a' .na a.oro. "v ",,IJ 81 usnsc. @ that tho,
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From the Working Farmer.

AGRIC CULTURAL IMPRov EMENTs.
Never since the commencement of our
editorial labnrs have we felt so much en-
ihusiasm as during the past season. The
days of empiricism seem To be passing
away. and farmers now understand that a
knowledge ofihe cnmponenis of their soil,
and of the crops they intend 30 raise. is
necessary to ensure an, economical and
profitable production. Rai few intelligent
farmers repudialc the use Of books; they
no longer believe lhala fact is less fact
because j, is printed. Deep plowing, sub
soil plowing, under. draining. and the i'm
proved methods Of planting special crops
subject 10 weeds. with Others. which NAV
project them. from such weedy growth,
from their sudden termination. and con-
scquent shading of the crop to be proiec-
ted. are all passing into general use.
Farmers now know that an oat and a
sset p;sss o arsR sE may lsa he asfa k rsa
with less labor Of wedding, than il raised
on Two separate fields. An intelligent
farmer can scarcely be found. who does
no, know ,ha, his soil may de deep
ened hv gradually increasing the dep
Ia which he plows. All who have lr'e'
/, are aware. and those who have no. at'
more ready 10 believe. that deeply SUB
soiIed lands never suffer from drought
The fac, that proper rotation oi crops
the true rest Of the soil. aid that eense
qnen,ly fallows are unnecessary. Is y
: longer doubted hy those VIII, are en''lfe
10 lhe name Of practical farmers. Frar'ie'
! men land bv such. we d. moi MOAN mer
farm Iaha,ers whn have NO knowledge be
yoml tha, necessary to enable them
!. handle FARM ;eol. know that i soil 3
i properly prepared. ,ha, grain crops nev'
! lo!pe fsom weak siraw--,hat this, l's
every other fact m agriculture. is s"hle'
u 10 remedy. Practical men no longer h0
I i, necessary TO move. because their lan'
!. have ceased To- he good wheat ands.
such lands refuse that. or any other cr"
: they kuaw how To ascertain the remed
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22

- '1 F6sm the sosilsrrn Weekly Pos.
ssrArE AGRIcELruRL SOCIETY,"
A. 4 ~sii...l ...s~ii,.s af The STAR Apri.
euSpFaI Sorir'y oa I'arsday. lI,r 3olh q
Notemhrrs present J"IIn IS. Dsncy,
Psesislsn'; n. ". Vaoaiu. Wee prert
sienl; James F.Tsyiar. kernrding Srrrr-
ias; Wilson vrhi'ak~r. Treasurer: Gel.
vim N, .,Wlley. Richard II. Smiil,. Levi,
Thompson. Charles Hin,pu. Rwhard n
I,siIIe. AIpheus Jones. and l.. rB
Branch, nnmhep; ihe following pro-
rrsmfnc WAS agreed upon Coz The Indian
Com Smtrpsiskrs inr 1883.
CONDITIONS.
Competitors are 10 reside in ille State
oI North Carolina. -
Any person can signify his intention "a
become a eamprlIiur between the date al
this meeting. aud The lsi day nf. May
1853. by sending 20 the Treasurer of the
State Agricultural S.riciy, Wilson Whi-
iaker. Esq. five dollars.
Each cnmpeiiIor must select two oI
more persons acquainted with the rliarsr.
Ter oI his land. who shall mark of one
or mnre acres of 20 yards square, whiril
in ihrii opinion will moi make 10 exceed
three barrels of Corn.
The pInwing. planting, manurina and
ruIiivaling 10 be lefi To The option uf the
competitor.
Any variety OF Indian Corn can be
used.
The product 10 he gathered and mea.
sured in the presence Of Two or lnnre dis
interested persons, and The quantity made
to be rerlified 10 by the same.
The quantity made, together with The
plan pursued from The firsi blowing To the
gathering, 10. be uanmilird in writing te
James F. Taylor. Wilson Whilsker an,
Richard II. Battle, oI Raleigh. who con-
siiIuie The commiilee Of awards.
The compsiiior making the most 4
The acre will be eniiiled 10 one hall of lh'
sum raised, subject 10 deduction Of J.!
per cent, which vill 60 10 the support a
the State Agricultural Society.
The competitor making The seco,d hes
crop will receive two thirds of the remain
ing hall. subiecl to the same deduction.
The competitor making the lhIrd hes
crop will he entitled To The remainder
subject 10 The deduciion.
Should evidence rcarh The rommIlic
Of awards Of unfair management on ,h
par, of any competitor. his name will b
stricken from the list, and his money re
iurhed.
BY order nf the Society.
JAMES F. TAYLOR. Sec'y.
Raleigh, Dec. LIST, 1852.
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to call a the store far : lew dollars.
u will not be the slightest inconreni-
enee ior me 70 stop IN. as pass your
place Of business six fiues dss. to
and irom my meals. and lean call ssery
rime y go by.
Here. said the old fellow 10 the
book keeper, alarmed at the prospect
Of being dunned six times day Tor the
next six MONTHS pay This d-d ras-
81. lie can beat me in politeness, >
and II hf wants a situation, l will give
him two thousand dollars year"
The offer was declined. but the vine
Was drank. tiaeianati co,~meeiaL
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UDOLPHU WOH.FE'S
AROMATIC SCHlEDAM SCHNAPPS

q PURE and genuine article. manufactured
~ by him in ScHIKnAM, HeLLlNn, expressly
fur msJical use, aud strongly recommended fos q
sure and permanent cure of the GRAvKL, and aH
o..,ructiens of the urine, arising from tnc Kid
ncys or Bidder. -, -,
at this Office. :,
February To-
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

AM all other ARTICLES usualk KEEP, ss This market
winch will he sold very bow for cash, or on 9
si'rt credit To- p,Al.clual dealers. He tenders BIZ
war'nest thanks tH the many friends and custon n
efs whnSe favors he has heretofore received, ant
respectfully solicits continuance Of their pat
ronase, which he hopes to merit.
hIlsl,sfoush, August l3, As
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A Coon CoLLEcToR.-Some men have
a peculiar facility for collecting debts,
which certainly requires talent Of no
small amount. One. rule should always
be observed:
Never let your angry passions rise,"
but be always..cool, calm and polite.
since debtors are ever anxious to have
a cause for quarrel, which may serve
as pretext for non payment. A clerk
in this city well understood the secret
of getting money out of "hard custo-
INV, Ibt penuftdSss ri aa az spasFarsaai,
degree, resided here, who bad justly
obtained the reputation Of never pay.
ing his small debts. He bad purchas
ed a bag Of Mocha coffee where thu
clerk, Frank we will call him, was EN-
ployed, and nearly year had elapse'
without the bill being settled. He ha,
been "dunned" twenty times at least
and his invariable answer was:
81 will come around to the store On,
settle this small account"
Something of a spirit of rivalry ha
arisen among the clerks as to VIII
would collect the bill, but all at las
gave it ap- Frank told them he coul
get the money, and bet half doze
champagne upan his success; his va
ger was accepted.
Frank called upon the gentleman
and met with a polite reception an
the usual answer, with the addition:
"You need not trouble yoursel
yeung man, about the matter; WI
make it all right"
/ 90 no." replied Frank. 81 could n
! think for moment sf compelling ~
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DISSOLUTION.

'HE Ca-paltnership of JONES & RUF-
FIN WAS dissolved on the 10th instant by
mutual consent. p. B. Ruffn l. authorized 10
ei'se the business Of the late firm; aud all per-
sni' iniestrd are earnestly requested to call on
nun and make immediate settlement, that the hu.
slnfss may be closed with as little delay as pos.
s.be.
PRIDE JONES,
p. d. RCFFlN.
August 18th, 1852. 4s--
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FOR THE LADIES.

a FINE Assortment of Frcnch-worked Col-
n lars, Che,nisetts. Under Sleeves and Cuiis,
:, LONG & WEBB'S.
O:toh~-2 VI
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TUST received good assortment OF Schoo
81 B,.ks and Stationary. Also Hsase Paper
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
LONG & WEBB.
April "a. q o@-'
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HAvlNG purchased the interest Of Dr. Pride
Jones ia the late ism Of Jones & Rutsin.
wauld respectfully infoEm his friends and the
public generally. that he will continue the me''
camille business at the ald stand, northwest cor
her OF King aud Ohurson Streets, where he In
tend, keeris ON hand well selected assort-
mrnt If
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DlSS0LtT1ON.
TIVE eo-parnersbip ef T. p. sNasu & Co.,
u ~z< dissolved by mutual consent Oh The isl
July, 1854. Z. r. Mash having purchased the
inirrestof ]. II. Simmons, the business will he
settled and conducted hy him alone.
CO All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them for settlement, and thos-
indebted please make payment. -
L. p NASH,
O. III. SIMMONS.
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e. p. NASH,
BDDK y PIANO PORTE CEILIR.
Petersburg. Va,

MILL. keep constantly on hand large and
well selected stock Of goods 10 his line;
and proposes. during his contemplated hip Ia the
North, 10 make il still more complete. He rx-
poets TO sell atsuch prices, and TO give such PER-
sonai attention to business as may merit con-
tinusnce Of former patronage.
July l2. 1889. a.
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NEW
Clothing Establishment,
cur THE NEW CUTS.
Como and Sec Something New under III, Sun
M.Esggs. COX y 'EATgCN,
MERCHANT TAILoRs.

M.EsgRs. COX y 'wAEgON,
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
DEG leave to inform their friends in the town
- Of Hillsborough and its vicinity, that they
are now opening at the Store formerly occupi.
ell by A. Mickle & Co., East Of the Court House
a large and elegant assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
selected in the city Of New York. with the vi,
most care. by one Of the firm. The stock EN-
braces every article usually kept in a Gentle
mans Furnishing Store, forming larger assort
meni Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.,
than has ever before been brough, to this market
The articles were purchased for cash, and they
are determined 10 sell io,rer than any oihe,
house ia ME piaee.
- They intend keeping up with the Laics
Fashions, and are prepared to cut and make gen.
tlemen's clothing in the latest style, or in ons
,cay 10 suit The customer. Persons furnishing
their own cloth can have il made up al their es
tablishmcnt in the best style and on as good term
as it can be done any where else. They deem ]
unnecessary to say any thing Of the character o
their work, as they have been long known in III,
community. and are willing that their work shall
speak for ITSELF This they do say. however, iha
in cutting jobs. if fhtre is no m there shall De N
pay.
With an assurance on their part that they will
spare no pains to give satisfaction, they respect
fully solicit the pa ronage Of the public.
lIillsborough, Sept. 2, 1852. 5l-3n
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a LL persons indebted TO the Subscriber are
requested TO como and make immediate set
llement, as the old Firm must he closed, and
must have money.
$. ID. SCHOOLFIELD.. .
August 81. 50-
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N 0 t ice.

I'VE Subscriber having associated with him
self W.n. Johnson Freelsnd in the Drug
sasness, the Firm will be known by the title d
.. u. Schooliicld & Co.
Ta'nkful fm pas, favors. they hope to merit a
continuance Of public patronage
5. ID. SCHOOLFlELD s. Co.
August 3lst 3d.
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r. b, Rumn,

August 18th, 1852.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-04
Terrible Tragedy ias iowa.

OF. LUIS, l. en-. ZH
We Icarn from Burlington. Iowa that a
terri L. tragedy was enacted on Friday
last, near Fort Smelling, hich for icndish.
ucss and cold bloolcd atrocity, has seldom
been equallcd. It appeared that some
five years since. a n,an named Vim. Win
gate, and possessed Of consider ble pro-
perry, settled With his family in Pouanat-
tonic county, iowa, and took up large
tract Of land Soon after Inc became u
convert 10 Mormonsm. I'd abandoned his
family, but about IA year since returned and
claimed possession Of his property, which
was all yielded TO him by his sons, two Of
Lom had married during lis absence, and
the mother and Sons refusing the over
lures towards a reconciliation. removed
and settled short distance from Fort
Smelling.
Winnate seems. since that time, 10 have
associated himself With a gang Of half
breeds Of the most law less character, and
on Thursday last, in company with sever
al Of them, again visited his family and
claimed shelter. His sons offered every
hospitality 10 him, but would nci admit his
companions, and they all accordingly left
together, but on Friday night returned u
gain. aud on being refused aduitiance. and
the door closed against them. they fired
upon the inmates, killing Mrs. Winsa,e
and the eldes. of the four yonng men,
They subsequently set FIRE 10 the building,
and as the surviving inmates attempted to
escape, the two young women were killed,
and the dwelling and out-houses then burn
cd to ashes.
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NEW .SpRING GO ID = !.
Ear scascs--Dcafmess radically
Cured. sn #4i.


Or LIE BRuNN ofi;rs TO tlfc-c aslietcd with
Deafness hi. intaiialc Anra remedies. which have
been .,icccsstul IL nearly three thousand cnsrs Of
confirmed dcafncss. These celebrated remedies
cemlaisc three different tr the val lous dis
asses that infect the external. middle, and internal
Ear. They have becn pronounced ly Or. Kramer
Of Berlin; ftard. and D,lenn Of Paris; Curtis, Pei.
cher & Ycar,lcy Il London. ns the most wonderful
and valuable ever applied fr diseases e The mid
die and internal Ear. 1.-THE disease is confined to
the external Far their effects apparent the
5th tr 9th day. DrLe II. narrcn'sa egfe IN etrry
caae when thc Ear is perfect in its inrmation He
h,s Is certificates from those who had bern. deaf
from ID year. whose hearing is comP'esoiy re-
sfored and thus arc enabled To learn tho language.
Over i,reai ssrr,a hundred certificates Of cures ma,
be seen on application. Patients Ivy scnding few
particular, Of their have tho remedies sent
to any rarr. Terms S dollars consultation fec and
10 dollars fec Be paid when tic hcoring !, restor-
ed to its original senteacss
n. Is DR.. lie l,RuSS's Treatise On Hr Ear
and as Diseases. end The treatment IF he Dcaf and
Damt, y translated from the French. price dol
lar.
.4dRress--Dr lie Duan, u"ion Square post Of
| fee, New York. Feb la--lm
(Ra,,,,,it-,, CONS. \
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81. an Il rsr ofIrrr &c ftIc rIl-rfrr oi.s'I

Fof. and. II fhro jjrcr he tic rrfs7Hry ortI d!
The present ineunt5ert. fCapts l)immock. J
a. svfnc have sqgss.,s,e.L because lhs =,
rot rs. i've and 10 tie manor tsrrs.''svhn
50 ai,ly ssd 50 safisiarsoriiy discharges bis
dmy, then nsrsf proit st against the
movement. The discipline. promp,ness
If movenscnf. the cxaciness ard ncstaess,
The decided ffniiiisry arPcaraftr.s always
preseLteL by The Pui,lie Guard. command
| lie aiilirati.,r, ofs al who Wines ilici,
displays; ansisi arm very 10th 10 liclieyc
Tia, ,i,c prnplc If Virginia would tyei
,,ihgi;cfadee .,lfrs sacrifice Of 81 able al
oiiiccBer Gait. Dimmoc.s. upon such r-iv,
ol,sus gtopiids.
4 a la.s hisiEg l,assrdiiic Hoosc az De-
ecatss. sofn.. tl',sT sii.c.sincorroiaiirg "tii,
West colpf=tia Mining aHd Tauu!actu-
I ing Cpwrany.' IN The county Of mason,and
tie Senate having alolrcd an amrrdmcEi
% tue w. iirl.ing il fg5tnic'of the cilnr
ieg.uiii % use laak notes uadels iha. dtnonIi
I nusiea Of iscthi.lars,pnJ ihe House ha,inr
( conrssr..d in the anrndmenf.ii is cnnsid
tcr.l IS soaic as decisive 81 fiic f.eiiag ol
| iheticnrral I ssen.ly .npon ,iie sma,Inftr
bill lfsuca shcalI Ac i;.e case. WHY, o.
roarsc. vie must sield 70 the declared IS III
uf tie nsn:ositt; Tut y hen tie crash rhai
I frnst fslf5~ tie rrestuf condninn Of fiings
-la'l core. and il shall be evitlcit that re-
| lei coHldiaye been sireD and " us denied
sucli a ground-su ell OF iudignaiIen nill
ariscng aiast tI,osc who were 50 iraf 70 the
,o;ce ofstesn Necessity, as Hey vii never
/ forget
the Lola Moupez "frvet" is somewhat
a a,ins. ard believe il Is understood,
that the editor II the Enquirer has par
italy recovered from the fascination,
Which tie sparkling lac eyes. Of 'tLe
di inc beauty" threw around that ex-
qai,itcly susceptible editor. Really. The
editor srcips TO love as deeply as Ham'e;
loved 0phelia, tor '.fory thousand brothers
eo.ild nj, wiili all Heir quantity Of love,
lnakr up bis sum" But, y hy wonder at
Ibis. for "Samrson was so tempted, ard
&c hadan excellent strength; yet, was Sol
ONION 50 scduccJi and he had q very good
Wit"
! cauno, y iilioId word Of praise Gor
Mr.. Clark tie worthy and respct table del
gait from HE county Of Canpbcll. When
any pcoslc srcurc the services Of SO eff
ci,'ifiaitl fh.andaf'cniitca rrprcscniaiN e.
as Nr.C'ark,wboi< always AT lis posi,cvcr
ready and wiling 10 serve and promote
the best interests Of bis Constituents. AMI
advance &c .cncryl mclfare Of the Com.
'nenwra!ib they onslh just y ioicc proud
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WASHINGTON oNDITs

Telegraph for The Baltimore American.
WAsnISGToE, Feb. 81.
Letters have hecn receivel from our
Minister at Mexico iirat tie 'fefaur tepec
Treaty will rot be ratified 5
Ii is considered that the alteration in
the Senate 10 day. between Rheii and Gle
mems. must result in duel.
1t stated on good authority that Sena-
tor Douglas has consented to throw his
strength INTO the Buehansn Interests; the
morale Of The move, being that if Gen
ersi Cass were 10 get the nomination,
il wovii, Ia any event, prevent The no rth-
west, from receiving IT in 1856; whereas,
by going for Mr. Buchaanr, Mr.; Douglas
stands wei for the next election. at all
events you may rely that the NOVA has
been agreed upon.
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whrrcupor TIC ri. 5pvuiTrTd
Me---si Chsis,;sn AND Tslisirrrr, 10 be Of
SUI / Com si:t.t, : sww
UpnnII'e prli,ian Of Miss UIaon. she is
permitted 10 have Der Readtnes OF shaks-
pcarc. in this CORPORATION, free Of any Cor
portion tax. - ~
Tie petition ofJsmes r, Homer. TO i,e
allowed 10 remove part Of the stone wall
u the lower end Of his lot. Was Rad to Tie
Board and rejected, lc;rg considered un,
reasonal4lc.
And then he B,ard adjourned
Tie f,lloNing Resolutions. were passed
a'ihe meeting qsthe Commoa Council, on
2iih January. 1882. and accidentally pre-
ierrnir.cd on the Journal and in the publ
cation of'irc proceedings.
Or motion Of Mr.. Christian. isl Rcso|v-
cd. That il shall be the daty Of the Mayor,
annually 10 recommends or nominate to the
Common Council, at their regular roceiing
preceding The annual election Of the Night
Wafeh. eighteen discreet persons, from,
Is hon The Common Council may select
xix for he regular Watch.
% Resolved. That when d vacancy oc-
ours from any cause, il shall be The duty Of
the Mayor. IL recommend three persons
FROM whom Inc Common Council may Sc
lccl ono. 10 I'll said vacancy
True abstract from Journal.
ID ROBES, elk.
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To Ae Tolers ar Canp,cN covyfg.

At the solicitation of many of my friends an
nouncc myselfa candidate for the office of Clerk q
the circuir Court 81 Campbell county. Having nc
ted assistant in flat. and several other Clerk
offices for nearly four ycnrs la,ter r,ysclf TINT &
clectea) shallae nblc to discharge the duties u
the office in a satisfactory manner.
Nay. C-tsif ). NEWTON GORDON.