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VIE public are hereby notified that all agency of
1 David \. RedfIrld for The above ueCicu- has
been terminated and all persons indebted for such
medicines notified that >ali E-dfirld had right
TO take notes or obligations in his for medi
cine IN the name of Other than the =
dersIgnrd, and all persons he rebY notified not to
make any payment to deliver any Pain Killer or
other Of property said Rrdfield pc
for han. he has failed TO render accounts OF MS
agency or pay over the MONEY due ana def,ul
ter ~ SAID agency. ami the Clerk Of the Marion Cir
cult Court OF the State of Iniir has issued
JUNCTION against the said Rrcti-lI. prevent his
crivIng directly or indirectly such monies or
other property The court viii appoint y Receiver
who y Il! be authorized collect. AMI receipt Tor the
same n HARRIS,
y HARRIS 81 co.
Cincinnati. OhIo Oct. 1859.
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News

FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. Is, 1852
We deiayc! our paper until tais morning, to give
tn result; election IA, county, ana much Of
q could .athcr.
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HELPERS, year o!s
1T Premium 81. Daniel Clark,
Pad q" ;; Lew Druiy-
HEIFEs CALVES uaaer one r-ar DID,
1T Premium ST. J. n. Ruby.
2nd DO Lew Druiy,
.;ri 20 ,; Geo. Davidson,
~WEH,..rAx
E,st Bah Of my age.
Premium $40, pruiy ani DAv'd~o" for Oregon.
Besf Thoroughbred Con- q any age.
lst Premium sIn. l.rri Drnls.
and IN Furgusou.
IRA ;, G. D,vr.-on
DEyo~s.
III It's o. auy o--~.
Premium 81, l. g. Cnsi'n~ Tor Erlp~-. years oil.
Isl Diploma. John k-n,on. tor B"n three Years otI.
2nd lhos Laws u Uncn co, for Bull. one
year OIL.
ard Diplo,nai l.. c Collins. Bull calf six
COWS. Of any are
Premium 3. l. G. Collins, Tor Fancy.
a1 ''9"l ,oh" E.u, ." IT, ''' u.r Calf
weeks old.
Is NATIVE AND s..s.nE CATTLE
BtL Stare gear. "id
Is, Premium s. mi Diploma, Wln. H,wAins
BULLS nna'sr yfar old.
ist Premium 81 rhii. W,gg.n~.
!nd do :: hiram Sul--r,
3rd lnaana Farmer; Cn,v & Scott
CONS Artt ae"rs oil o. "r.r, fnr DIT.
! r.. ~
2ud do !; l.. & collins
HEIFEE>. faro ysors oI.
l.i Premium 81. Barton Wyatt
3ni Go = oliver sharon.
HELPERS, ytur oli
:, p,.min,, -. Geo p,,il.o, ,o-N,,
2nd DO ,. I,,nrs cockaynr for G..tv jane
/Ie.5.ss ua3r, 0ue ,40,. .fi
Is. Premium, -, seth Wilson.
2"d do ,. seth Wilson.
Bird do In4tana Farmer; George Grimes.
I a. ~. 'N
Cnu-S T., No.;
=
2nl DO ). H,,,on WI,,,.
.rI % l. Horton FursusoE for Durham Cow
E'izabet',
H"fh'o" C"n~
Diploma, Joel Morris.
Sfei-Gd E"Locks.
1T ir' mum =. u. Y I. G'""~""
Gfass fd HiHDcks.
1T Premium Daniel Clark
Sd r,n,,s
S,.,,'as' r.n.
>'''""s l"' Df"'.
Isl fF"h"n. 81 an! Diplomat ii"rto" fnrgnson, for
Dad pr.,n,n., &: I,na. rI,-,,s for ,I,v Emit.
Bird do ); J b. WalHrr. for Tennessee Bob.
Sfa4 Cots. three ycors oil
LIST Prenium 81. II ,ihi,s N,tlrrn for R..h,w
Sud C"hs, ira ye'rs Ill.,
- Premium s.; samuel VI Morris. far Dun colt
ma 10 = fr'h'is Lower Tor '.:''tse-
t'a ''s ''' GER 'Ia.
l'i Premium / J">"pl Jackson for Bay colt y" !.
-hd 90 = Ambrose inrner, Tor DO Mo-
S"eSt"2 '"Hs.
~ fren I'm 81 u y H. Z f'r B shaw cot.
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nI''" VARS l"' D|"''i'' y'"rs on or 'reF.
-, '"','"' ''I''" ''I'nS' ,,
say ~ -
ls Premium :lJ. y Williams
Fiii.ys f,eo years
I~ Prelninm 81; Dlni-i Crow,
2nd DO = Joseph Sphar.
Diploma; Josiah Piper Of Fayetie co.
Eli.ys on, ueor oM
r.. . :,
.
p.: go. e., -,
nIn,a. .,,t, t,,' -. .' 1''e"es'
sinai, y,
:, P,.mi,m &. y y Ah,.h.,s r., g.,
@h1 ROBERT " alt for Cen Pierce.
NnHi"ns for General Purposes.
Premium 50 Ecbrrt & Spinning for B-IIfo,nde,
Diploma; IN. uaworth of Union CO. for ,,r,hau
Boy.
TLor,yo5-t1ed T,oui,o S,.U;o,.
Premium s.; ". T. penni. for Norrsn Hector.
Far Square Tynftinc Hoyses
Pr-mium s1n. Fgter, & S,;n,,,, o u..; ~
,, :, " ~ Ivy
i"'"2 nurses
premium sio,D d. Abrtians FOR Sol DFomfed.
Rcckinr Hotses
prsr,iu,, *. U.sl p,,d,,4r. c.,p
-,
'tm"eSt"ffe g'4Ts o." or "rff-
Premium 80 % Watf
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

awarded at the second Annual Fair of the
Wayne County \ Agricultural Society, held at
Centreville. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. The 9Th eth and Sth October. 1852.
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The list Of premiums has not bsea completed, ewisg
Of the committees having reported ia time
The list will be continued next week. II sny 81 the
committees have bnoka ia tt~r hands they will please
return them G.. Burche naI, Mt Centr-v lille.
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Centreville, on Wednesday, Thursday an,
Friday. The 6th eth and Gth October, 1852
n s.E-Thsro"x h-Tsr-.l Dsshans.
Best imaortel Ban IF any age.
Premium :! WAYNE Co. Stock Company. for Ear
CT Sesha.1.
Bulls. f.ree yesr, o.! ar e-sr.
Is, Premium SO aud Diploma: Druly & Casi'son
Oregon.
end Premium s.. Hiram Su'>cr, for Gen Brn.
3FI 90 5. K s VI iiiriIg.. Tor Sr Henry.
Bulls. fro y,srs old
ist Premium Sc; WYATT & nrutv. Tor D,ni Boone
2ad ); Joseph &C kson, Ter Cussaek.
BtLLS one ycar cid.
- Premium 81, Broa.us 4 i'ur-u~on, for Barnun,
end ;. Phil. Commons.
BiLL-CALi IL. unde, 9-ar ell
l-i Premium 81 Rankin Rai,jridg-,
IN do 3 rtot Fur. II, for Lewis Shirley,
Bra ,. ~. Sank. tor unke OF Richmond.
COWS. Tfse Y,srs old ar for Be,E
lsi Premium 81 rnd Diploma ]. Ruby,
Rad faitit Commons,
3rl ) Rankin Baiarijg-
Dipioins J osiah Cswson
HEIFERS. t,ro ytrrs old.
LIST Premium t:ro. Davidson, for Empress
5ld ), pcnnis Dfuiy
HELPERS, year ola.
i, Premium 81; Daniel Clark,
PAD d" !, L-, Druiy-
HETFEf. C4L!ES unaer one year old.
1T Premium 81 J. n. Ruby.
-nd Levi Drulv,
;ri ,; tiro. Dtviason
Isl DIt' lona; do
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
DagueFreOtyDeS

MIR. DAVIS Las returned TO Cadiz. wber,
he intends remaining for some time; and graIeGu
lor the liberal patronage extended to him sine,
his return, begs leave to iEform the public tha
he is prepared TO take Likennesses in the bes
and most improved style.
lie has discOvered a process Of taking Liten.
esses, whicn Obviates that dark shading on one
side Of the face, 80 unatural and foreign TO good
taste, and distributes the light evenly all over
the wholeface, and entire person giving a round.
ness to the features aud a beauty 60 the express
sion, not seen in the dark shaded pictures.
lie also calls attention to Il new mode Of taking
Likenesses, which gives the picture "A rich ap-
pearance. The hack ground heing of an ivory
whiIcncss, the picture has prominence aud re-
lief that is al once beautiful and commanding.
He is prepared tc take Likenosses in groups,
OF singly. Of aged persons, or of small children.
in all kinds ofwcaiher; put up in fancy or plain
cases, in lockels breast pins, or ngcr-fings: and
be the Bikcncsses ever SO small, it is as poriect
as when taken on large scal,.
lie takes pleasure in inviting all persons TO
TO come and examine his specimens, whelh9r
iheI wish Likencsses or not, all shall be made
welcome.
Rooms-nnder the Republican office.
aug. y. 1852. -INr.
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VVGECsH'S NATIONAL sgRCVS.

~ r4@SNs az - IN = q aE4N - a. RhNsk9.
From NiLlo's, New York and Nationut a nphi-
iuc.trs Eailadeplia.
). y. Cadwahmer, Eqursnun Director.
}. Ihn-wutthy, Ml.ter oi the Urrce
Il. Wi'ianis, l.; Refo Clown.
H. Davis. . Shaksp v,.an Clhwn.
Among the mot prominent OF the artistes may
be i'ntr' the following uHnes VIZ:
J. q. CADW ALA DER thp ursurpa sed -Four
ami SIX Horse Rider
TiIJMAS McFAELIN-thr greatest Somcr-
set Nuuitcr in tnc known wulld.
h. J. hiPNAN- Dramatic, 5hcnic and prn
cipal kidcr.
DAVIS RICHARDS-the wovld's ONLY bare
bNc& .iider, whose daring Ieats oven bars. gates.
t1c., on his wild Prare Slcrd stikes the brho
der p jti wuRder and ustou,hurnt
II. Nj. DlCkiNS on the celebrated Comedian
and Comic Singer. acknowledged by all to 1t,
grrHtcst singer G the age.
j, SN EF--whosc lyle and skill! in person
aing the character ui t.a Red Man OF ,!e For
est. s'auds unsurpassed.
MAS FER WlhLlAMS--tha Juvenile Gym-
nHssic and Anripodean pcriuruer, whose lruly
pleasing reriormanoes mast be seca to be ;,dmi
red.
|. ", toongh not least. the TWO unriyulleh
ClHwas. WILLIAMS > ami DAVIS. whose PA =.
jokes, Bon Nais and Wttirisns never Till To
"ceP the audience in II p tter! roat OF Laughter.
B. Positively hat one mice Of Adniss ron
to Ncra rrie aud CIR u' comJiued
August -, lSJ2 81.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
. For tile Sentinel.

'TOT tHe OeHtlnet.
Mr.. EDIToR:-After dreary days travel
i'll the "sultry slebe' what luxury morede-
sirablc than neat and comfortable hotel in
a country village? 1t is like an oasis in the
desert to the traveller, well if you wish to find
just sach place, stop at the Rail Road
House in New Market, kept by A. f. CRosKEY,
if you don't say every thing is right, set me
down as no judge of good living that's ALL
If you wish to make visit of pleasure, and
are so lucky as TO have the '.pretiest giH," in
creation for company. The good people of
that quiet village will not be slow in appre-
ciating this rare quality nowadays"
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE rorty-Firlh Annual Session will begin
on Thursday, Octnber 18Th, 1852, and end ON lh,
LIST of March. 1853.
Principles and Practice OF Surgery and Clini
cal Surgery, NATHAN z. SMITH, NJ. d.
Chemistry aud Pharmacy, WILLIAM L. \
AKIN. NJ. D.
Principles and PrachCe o{ Medicine and Gin
ical Medicinc, SAMUEL CHEW. NJ d.
Anatomy and Physiology, JOSEPH RODY
NJ. D.
Obstctricks, RICHARD II. THOMAS, NJ. d.
Matrru MG,Iicn, Therapeutics nad Pathology.
GEORGE W. MlLTEN BERGER, NJ d.
Practical ANATOMY. BERWICK b. SMITH
NJ. d.
Al Fees for the full Course, $40: Demonstrator's
tete, $toi Matrcuation, IS Graduation, S %.
For purposes Of Clinical Instruction the Fac
uIiy have at their con- nand the ''Ba ltimore In.
Urinary, on the same street with the University
and managed aud attended entirely by the Fac
uhy. This institution is devoted to the recep
tion and treatment Of those forms of disease
which furnish the most useful and profitable SUBJ
lects Tor clinical observation. An addition is to
be made during the present summer, which will
materially increase its accommodations and adj
vanthgcs. 1t is open to all Nlatriculates of the
: chool throughput the year without fee.
Anatomical Materal is abundant and cheap.
Expenses of living, in Baltimore, as low as in any
Atlantic city.
WILLIAM r. A. AKIN, NJ. D., Dean.
Baltimore, May 18th, 1852. aug 25-3t
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Course Of Study and Terms per
Quarter.

Ist Class Including OrhograrhY, Reading
Penmanship, EleI ens of Arithmetic, History of
The United States Defining, Geography, English
Grammar, Biblical Antiquines, First Rudimcnts
OF Botany and watts ON the Mind, 81 90
2d Class--Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Physiology Political Econmoy, B B,uny, Ancient
mud Modem History. Ancient Geography. Sell
knowledge, Eviiencos Of Christianity and Phi.
losnphy of Natural History. $500
3rd Glass Algebra, Geometry. Geology. As
tronomy. Logic, Rhetoric, intellectual Phloso.
phy, Moral Science, EleIne nts of Criticism and
Buffers Analogy. 5000
In connection with the above branches. Exer
cises in the Bible, Reading, Writing, Orthogra.
phy, Grammar and Composition by all the Clas-
SeS- Auytst lS 1889
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
For Jadye cfMe Supreme Court,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
For member otthe Board Of tie PaJlic Works,
JAMES B. STEEDlTAN.

EY- Our readers must excuse any mper-
fections which may appear in to to-day's pa
per. ....
We lea7e to-day, Monday y to attend the
Congressional Convention, which meets to-
morrow at Harlem Springs, and do not ex-
pect to return before the paper goes to press.
"a little the hemeanest thing, in the political
way, we have noticed lately, is the attack in
last weeks Sentinel, upon Jos. S. Thomas.
1t is SO low and contemtble that Democrats,
as well as Wings disapprove of it almost
unanimously.-RepaJljcan.
~ The above is false in every particular.
JOS S. Thomas name was not mentioned in
the Sentinel, only in his card among the
advertisements. There was communi ca.
tion in the Sentinel signed by ga whig," and
wrote by respectable whig of this county,
which said "that a certain .tat whig candi-
date let drop a pack of secret documents on
the stree'," If that mentioned Jos. S. Them
as name, we would like to see it, If the
"cap fits" Mr.. Thomas, che may wear it,
but he need not unless it does. We will give
you a premium, Richard, for the name o
every Democrat that disapproved of any arti
Gle that appeared in the Sentinel. You have
made such general business for some time,
totalk about Democrats disappearing ofwhat
appears in the Sentinel, that every person
whoreads your paper, as well as us, knowit to
be false; and we dare you to mention a
Democrats name tha5 does disapprove
of what appears in the Sentinel, Will
you, can you, dare yop do it? Do it, or else
keep such stuff as that to yourself and save
what little credit you have for telling the
truth.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
A Galnhin of Hideous Men.

The telegraPhic dispatches from Wash
ington, contain the following in reference tC
the Teuhantepec Treaty:
As a new phase in the Garay matter, il
may be mentioned that Mr.. Hargous has
lust fitted wilh this government a claim fol
damages arising out of the refusal of Mexi.
CO to recognize the validityof the Garay title
amounting to the snug little sum of about
FORTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Acre is a Galphin Mexican claim of mos
HIDEOUS MEIN!
! This is one of the most stupendous and ex
traordinary claims that has ever been pre-
sented to the view of the American people!
FORTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
claimnd by Mr.. Hargous in consequence Of
his loss of the Teuhantepec grant
We hear some one say that this outrage
Gus claim will never be recognized or allow
ed. That will be true, if the Federal Govern
ment is brought back to the Republican tack
by the election of Gen. Franklin Pierce, and
the expulsion froa2 power of the present
Galphin robbers.
But how will it be if their reign is pcrpe-
tuated by the election Of General Scott? The
country has witnessed sad and humiliatng
evidences of the manner in which these
claims were managed under Gen. Taylor
and Mr.. Filmore'S administrations.
If Geo. w. Crawford, while Secretary of
War, could act as claim agent for one OF the
most unheard of and outrageous claims ever
presented against the American Government,
and receive ever 800, 900 for his SERVI-
CES in getting that claim passed through
the C5binet-if Thomas Ewing could urge
and obtain the passage of the Ewing and
Chickasaw CLANS, by which he received
near $50, 900 for lis services while Secretary
of the Interior-if Tom Corwin, the present
Secretary of the Treasury, could become the
agent and attorney for the celebrated Gar
diner claim, which the government now be-
lieves was paid on forged papers, and re-
ceive over 100000 for his SerUices; and if
all these persons now support Gen. Scott
zealously and warmly, it is not fair to pre-
sumo that they would engage in boring,
through this FORTY MILLION claim i'm
mediately on being installed into poner, on
the same terms and condition they engaged
in the Galphin Gardner, and othcrclaim name
Iy; they being paid one Aa!ltor Meir servi-
ceSt
Then the only way for the people to pre-
vent this great wrong from being perpetrated
is to elect Franklin Pierce; whose whole
life is guarantee that he will administer
The government economically and honestly,
and put an end to all future Galphin robber-
les upon the public Treasury of the nation.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
JOSEPH HOLMES; Chairman
G. {; \. SnALLi ALIEN Secretaries.
Our Ticket.

The ticket nominated on Monday last,
is all that any Democrat can ask. They are
all good, reliable Democrats, and men who
are every way worthy of the different Offices
for which they are nominated. Come, Dem
ocrats, let us redeem Harrison county. It
can be done if we will only say the word.
Next week we shall have something more
to say about our ticket.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
"Our Taxes"

Taxpayers of Harrison, we find, upon ex-
animation, that you will have to pay, for
State and county purpose, about two Mous-
and and ,Jf0e huadred dollars more taxes than
you paid last year"
ESrThe above, citizens of Harrison coun-
ty, we find in the last number of the Cadiz
Republican, and it shows the kind of hum.
buggery the editor of that paper gives the
people ofthis county, in which he tries to make
the people believe that it is on account Of
the last Legislature.
When the editor of that paper penned the
above he knew that what he said was all
humbug. 1t is well known that the expen.
ses of this county will be increased the above
sum, to satisfy the actual wonts of the county
A new probate Judges Office is to be built
by order of the whig county commissioners
which will cost near about the above sum
Then it is well known that the poor tax have
to be increased, in order to keep up the ex
penses of the county Infrmary. He knew
all this. and has the effrontery to tell YOU
That it is all on account of the last Legislature
Ii the taxes are increased in this county
no one is to blame but the county commits.
sioners, and they are only doing what Justice
dictates to them to do. Now, Richard, when
you wish to humbug the people of this coun-
ty, write something that does not show the
lie quite so plain as the article headed "our
Taxes" in your last paper
We shall resume this subjeetin our next.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
Hale Accents.

The National Lote1ligencer says that HALE
has accepted the Free Soil nomination at
Pittsburgh, The M. Hernon Times, Free
Soil, says his letter of declnation was written
under Misrepresentation of the state Of
feeling in the West. This settles that part
of the whig troubles.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01

EE Judge Lee has been nominated as the
Free Soil candidate for Congress in this dis
trict. The Judge is a very clever man, and
knows considerable more then the whig can
didate does, although he is such wonder
full man, and will get allthe Quaker potes.-
Won't it be strong that a achig should get
their votes? "My conscience
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
Hopedale and Wheeling plank
Road Company.

Notice is hereby givin that Books will
be opened in the town of Hopedale, on Thurs
lay, the second day of September next, for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions to
the capital stock of tho above named com.
pany, at which time and place, those inter
estedin fair prices for their produce, good
roads, ,cEeap conveyance and profitable in
vcstment ofcapital, are specially invited to
attend.
Able addresses will be made on the occa-
sion, showing the superior advantages of a
direct communication with the city of Whee-
ling, over any other point on the Ohio river.
Meeting will be organized at clock, P. NJ.
of said day.
HENRY EAGLESON,
THOMAS HAMILTON,
JOHN RAMSAY,
SAMUEL BELL,
CYRUS McNEELY,
Board of Corporators.
TT
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
The Whig Candidate for Congrss

The Whig Candidate for Congress.
The Wings of this congressional district
met at Harlem Springs on last Wednesday,
and nominated Wilson Maddox, of Short
Creek Township, as their candidate for Con-
gress. Wilson Maddox is plain, honest,
inolfensiye Quaker, and man that would
do no harm to any one. lis said that he
will not accept the nomination. Whether
this is true or not we cannot tell.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
Democratic Meeting at Gilmore

~ S~~O ~" NAAA2ANA O'
We are informed that an enthusiastic
meeting came off at the town of Gilmore in
Clay township, on Saturday the 18th inst.
The sterling Democracy ofthat place and Vi
cinity raised hickory pole about 14o feet
high, from which proudly floats the democ-
ratio banner. The meeting was addressed
by THOMAS McGAw, Esq, Of rush township,
in an eloquent speech, which told with thrill
ling effect upon those present.
After Mr. McGaw had concluded, the
wings tried to get up Scott meeting but it,
was no go.
The democracy of that region are up and
doing, and we doubt not they will give a
good account of themselves in October and
November Ohio Democrat.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
County Convention.

/
of Harrison county met at the Court House
on Monday, August so, 1852. for the Pur,
pose OfnOminsting county ticket. JOSEPH
HOLMES, of Short Greek township was call,
ed to the Chair, and JOHN BEALL and c. N
ALLEN. were appointed Secretaries;
The following persons presented their Gre
dentials delegates.
Short Creek: Joseph Holmes, G. Holmes
and A. Rilchey.
Athens: ]. kirkpatrick, Geo. Love and
VIM. Wilson.
Archer: ]. c. Love, S. Upton and Al. De-
wore.
Green James Mitchell, BARLEY Jamison,
and Henry Croskey.
Cadiz: JOHN Beall, S. Cochran and c. N.
Allen.
Stock: f. Mckinney, VIM. Conaway and
G. Downs.
Nottingham; P. johnson.
North: VIM. McClain and DR.. Stocking.
franklin T. Quinn, ]. A. Noble, and L.
Birney.
Monroe: j. Lauthers, S. Baker.
German: ]. Condo, A. Miller and ]. Kali.
Rumley: j. Peoples, J. D. Anderson and
J. Anderson.
Washington.
Morefeld; IS. Laferty, J. Laferty and A
Jul. Scheriber.
Freeport; J. Cree, G. Evans, and J. S.
Taggart.
On motion, the delegates from the differ
townships were requested to fill up any va
cancies from their different townships.
On motin, the convention proceeded to
nominate candidates by vioa 0oce, and the
following persons were nominated.
For Auditor,
MILTON HARVEY.
For Commissioners,
WALTER JAMISON, 8 years,
ROBERT HERRYMAN, 9 years.
For Surveyor,
SAMUEL BELL.
Director ofMe htirmary,
JOHN d. WILSON.
For Coroner,
DIR. E. CONAWAY.
La1ad Apraiscrs,
Dist. No. l.
:" 2-JAMES McNARY,
&" 3.--AARON CONAWAY,
4" 4-MOSES WRIGHT,
The following persons were appointed
Central Committee for the ensuing year
Short Creek, Asa Holmes.
Athens, DR.. Finley.
Green, John Wilkin.
Cadiz, c. N. Allen, Joseph Rea, John
Beall
Stock, F. Mckinney.
Archer, S. Upton.
Nottingham, j. Birney.
Nomh, A. F. Croskey.
Franklin, 7. Quinn.
German, A. Lynch.
Rumley, J. GutshalI.
Washington, D. Tenant.
Moroefeld, j. LatFerty.
Freeport, j. S. Taggart.
Monroe, H. B. Heller.
The ticket was then nominated by accla.
nation On motion, the convention adjourn
ed.
JOSEPH HOLMES; Chairman,
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MRRIED.-On the 18th inst, by the
Rev. p. NJ. SEM PIE, DAVID ATKISON,
ofHhwison county, to Miss CATHARINE
ANN KORN, Of Berlin.
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GooD,-Now that Col. Benton has been
elected to Congress, he says he shall devote
all his time until election day to promoting
the success of Pierce and King, and he IN.
tended e to address the people in most Of The
States of the Union
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a ND Dealer i'll American, English, Ere CHI .
IN and German Goods Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, etc. All kinds Of Merch audizr, Real
Estate, Household Furniture sold on the most
reasonable terms.
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and "Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
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