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Patrick Doyle, James McSamee.
james Murray.
S SzsSS s s ss$Ss2sp Inspectors
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
At primary election Of the democrats of the above
ward held at the house Of Joseph Herman, 1874 East
Eleventh street, the following ticket unanimously
MAyorMrY. COUNCIL
George Ross, 4eM District.
William Coulter Frederic Lee,
Abram K Patterson. Harvey Hitchcock,
JUDICIARY George jeremiah,
G. Bainbficge smith, Augustus G. Cook,
Smith Ely, Jr., John vsndervort.
Thomas jeremiah 47M Districs
CONGRESSIONAL. Daniel Gale
James Benedict, John Graves,
Isaac verm'l5ea, Michael zmrner
Patrick Csrrisan, j., Leo Ko,k,
Arthur Wocos, Jacob Becker.
Henry B. Livingston. ASH District.
ASSEMBLY. Jacob Betteu,
John Vans ervort Jacob Weber,
Charles F. Tewnsley, Adam yoltz,
John J psihl,. Charles schmidthenner,
John nanrinsher, Dr.. j. Jockin.
Malachi Brennan. 49th District.
william Coulter,
cHARTxR John Klinke
Henry J. Bowen, Michael Muligsu,
George II. Rose, james l. Bensdict,
Bernard nugan, Sem, willisu Wallace.
Patrick Zee, 5OM District.
Charles Cruix, Lawrence roruure,
Robert McInivre Anthony Woods,
Edward Brennan, Thomas Wallace,
samuel spsar, James Brady,
Edward Phsian, Patrick Brady.
P0ter Lee, COUNTY.
John Casey, Msnus Kelly,
Phillip Carnes, George W. Schuerman,
Michael Ahs arne Patrick Dee,
James Callsgsn, john Nc Auliffe,
John neIfxnoy Thomas Wallace.
sNeHoNY s. WOODS, inspectors.
WILLIAM COULTER,
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
At pr mary election held at Union Hall, Of
Twenty secord street aud Third avenue on Tuesday
evening, October 1854 pursuant to call Of the gene
raj committee at Tammsny Hall, the following ticket
was duly elected
xAYoRArrY. Al. Feabard,
Amos Hatfield, James Meehan
John Murphy. Henry IAvs,
Oliver S. Hebbard. Audrev biueau,
JUDICIARY, VIM J Gelston,
John Van Petit James Donneuy, Jr
Wirian Wines, Rob c. VOORHEES,,
Stephen Cornell Chas Z. Shea,
COUNTY. Colin Shepard,
N William r1'S S..ton, JOHN john a Mott,
james Irwin, Pat McElro7,
Robert Foster, John Han mon,
John Nestitt. Thos Beatty
CONGRESSIONAL. coUSc1L.
Lorenzo h. Shepard, Fifty sizth District.
Daniel Pentg, John Nesbitt,
Robert Kelly, Robert Foster,
Edward Cooper Oliver !. Hebbard,
James Donnsny, James Donnely,
Harris Wines, Sen. fitt sy, District.
Annaa Mathews, Parcel Bertne,
Thomas Irwin, AnniAs Mathews,
John Murphy, G 3 \ rev,
Terence Keon. Barris Wines, sen.,
CHARTER. Charles Woodruff
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made at ysmuany PAIL we the uudersigusd ns pectors
duly sppointed, declare the result followsThere
were two ticket, voted for-oue the Purdy
ticket The other known IS the Ds.avsa ticket Upon
COZ ntpg the ballots the resrlt follows:-1he
ticket brown the Pudy tickle. received asa votes,
and the Deiavan ticket received 1926 votes Ws the in
spcSos fsIeby declare and certify, that the following
'icsst was elected =
MsYonAr1r. Eisateerta District
! ! b ! p' Pes,. q q n S Wlaan.,
JohI Linn John r. Whelpl.,
COUNTY. Thomas Kelly
Dsuiel Linn, Enoch Jscqdss
P + Crsrer, Ninct>cn,h District
A. B. Furdy, John san,
John Belts, John Ii! sen,
John Reed 1hom,s Mlrfin,
JUDICIARY. f. Cramer,
Peter Crawford, Gsrk
Natbaniei Rec, fven,ie,h District
Stephen c. ieysa. Francis Berrage,
CONGRESS-. Abraham Brewer,
A. Pnro9, james Hsnnah,
Walter Petite, Starcs,
Huhy mcNaiis, VIM Wainwright.
james Murray, CHARTER
Robert Linn. Isaac Ksyier,
ASSEMBLY. Joel b, Eox,
nanisI = Coles, Isaac Phillips,
Patrick Gallagher, ANTHONY Kelly,
Moses souza Thomas Murphy,
Albert " Smith, Charles II, Ring.
John Cochran. DR. Francis Fleet,
Seventeenth District B. r. Gilmore rs.-'
George Leroche, WIN Losee,
JOHN Bennet, X. W s 8onsall,
Benjsnin u. Davis James Mclaughlin,
Charles Suinch, Samuel [ ng
Dr. Stephen Hasbrouck. Richard A C. ham bers,
JAS IRWIN MUKaAYo
JOHN p. BELTS, inspectors.
P. FISHER CSAsER,
NINTH WARD
At Urinary election held agreeably to the call Of the
General Committee Of Tammsny BALL, the following
ticket vas elected
COUNTY. MAYoRALry.
Gsorge Starr, Solornon Bsn;A
Fcshay, Jacob Conover,
John Ionohue. 1gpaaus Flynn.
VIM &C odheSrt, JUpICARY.
Js mes Deuott. Andrew Van antwerp,
CONGRESS. John D. Fro.igh
jos. n. Bald win, Matthias Barta
Jacob Wipdmuller, COUNCIL
Thon SIS Levy, Tnsnty first District.
Charls j. lhipp, Wm 8 afford
John W Pich srdsou. John shannon,
ASSEMBLY. Johc Dcnohue,
j Howard Baker, VIM VI. Howard
John Hcughtalin, Stephen %, Coiard
J. Cosgey, 7aoen'y second District.
Albert J ferhune, Henry p Demarest,
james Graham J.J. Christy,
CHARTER. Gilbert Bogart,
Thomas W. Lawrence, George Smith,
stephen MesseTeau, George Brown.
BENZ Harrison, Trenty third District
Albert Bushu an Francis J. Doremus,
jesse r. Leoeu, Henry B. Roome,
Nm fsrscrsft, Wm. Harrison,
Jan es " Foshay, George Geodheart,
john Bants, Caleb 9. Ward.
John Ghsrd. Tioenty fourth District
Robert IiLdsey, Linus Sc ADDER,
III pss Maher, Abram BREASTED,
John McKenna, Esard Van Buren,,
john leutts, John MiuJ
EDWARD scnIlin j. IArmour.
William Dnnn
3eS Ssf SSs Ed s$saAr
TEsrH WARD.
Al the election at the Tenth Ward Hotel the follow.
irg ticket elected by 437 majority
nrr. Frederick Bradley,
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Ala primary eleostsa hsla on the corner of Cannon
and Grssd strssta tAs following ticket having received
the largest , number q vstss, |. hereby slsctsd-
Edward Mcconnell, xAYoRALrY
John Brown, John Orr.
Edward W. Jacobs. Stephen H. Feeks,
COUNTY. Francis 0'Ksefe.
Ephrain Allen, CONGRESSIONAL.
Thomas h Ferris, Gilbert G. DEAN,
William Eisher Weeks, Miles B. Aadras,
Edward worden, Alfred Palmer,
EphrAm Read. viner L. Cornell
ASSEMBLY. John McConusl.
Philip Armstrong, Thirty 1ird district.
Thomas Tor ming, william McCorkle,
Frederick Anspike, Ephraim Allen.
Thomas Johnston. JAMES Dorning,
CHARTEA James Lsrue,
lewis Wilmington, J. Tubeyty.
William hcCorkle Thirty fourth district
Peter Mitchell, James Carroll.
Edward Z. Worden, Edward Burk.
Andrew Aren, Frederick Morgan,
James Fl. Irwin P. Highland
John ]. Philips, Norris Crane.
y,nsr !. Cornell Thirty jfa district
John 4. Gardiner. herman Deaiman,
James Wells, Robert Parrott
Ezra Ferry, BenJamn Barker,
William Miller, Cornelius Swarts.
William porohue,
EDWARD McCONSELI.,)
EPHRAIM ALLEN, Inspectors
EDWARD G. wORDEN
rOURa ZENITH WARD
At primary election held on Tuesday October 3, at
the of Grand and Elizabeth streets pursuant to
roNr NJ thoR Dou
following ticket was elected having received majority
Of the votes cast
MAYoRAL1Y. COUNCIL.
James W Smith, m, ty sirth District.
Peter McDermott Mathew DAILY,
Peter awson Michael Burke
COUNTY CONVENTION. Francis o. Reilly,
Peter Moceahan, John Lau9hlin Jr,
Hugh Downie, Jamsa Lynch
Charles Tsggayt, Thirfv. seventh District
Mathew Tourney, Winam Bsltos
Joseph Hsggerty. James Scaelif,
JUDICIARY. James Scott
Ardrtw II. Green, James Waldrou,
John Hallorsn, John Connolly
John Duncan Thirty efahA Dstrict
CONGRESSIONAL. john Nc Donald,
1oEas Boese, Charles IAAry,
William p. Powers, John Friel,
james Hayes John Jones'
rhcmas Bennett, Henry Manson.
Peter Curren CHARTER
POLICE JUSTICE Thomas smith,
John vcEntee, John Kelly,
George Sharp, Blcs ael Mc3rads
John hbbetts, John )oran
Joseph Hutton, Michael Goodwin
Patrick Cvuch James Dohsrtv
ASSEMBLY DAr iel Sleyiu
How ell Vail John Johnsop
John FrsI, Tkos Geratty.
Patrick Cunningham Patrick Kiernan
Joseph shannon, James o. Reilly,
Peter Rice Andrew Canarg
John Kelley John Farrell
Thomas Barry Michael Mooney
Michael CcnnoIlv Jo,snh shannon Jr
Henry McCluskv John (laIlauhar
" ATurw TrY0MrY
IANFC uAYa IcanActora
CH PT q, r .CcrPr
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C0UNCILhKy,
Efth Dsstrtet.
Maurice J Beosett,
william N. Brown,
Jos Messstty,
Charles J. D.ugherty,
John W. Avery.
Sfrth Dfsfrid.
Patrick Ne, rick,
James P. TagAn,
William Drew,
John Doyle,
Thomas W. sheridan.
,Sremfh Districi,
Patrick MoGee,
James Courtney,
Peter Hoeft,
p. @. Martin,
john Fitzgerald
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JOHN D0N0AUE.

L,
JOHN DoNoaUE.
TEsrH WARD.
At the election ut the Tenth Ward Hotel, the follow.
irg ticket elected by 437 ma ority:-
CITY Frederick Bradley,
Asa H. Bosart James Ryan
Charles o~e, 7oent, st-th district.
VIM. NJ fik, John Issorge,
Samuel T. Warts VIM. Californian,
VIM Gentleman VIM Chritte.
CONGRESSIONAL. wm H. Fisk,
Edward Wtlcb, jacob Van wrt.
DeLis Shane, 1,renty'serenth district.
John L. Ga, non, Henry Straus
steph n II Brown, Samuel 7. Webster,
Michael Kersrd. Henry smith,
MYoRALrY. John Lafevre
james Turning. Charles Canterman.
james ucfiepry, CHATTER
Atattl Reed VIM Bascnwan
ASSEMBLY Bepjsmn Thicker,
George Dcnsldson, Robert II. Roberts,
John Wht.ep, VIM Freeland,
John p. Finn, John Hay ward,
Geo &c eed, Aichsel Flynn
John epbis Jossph n. Bell.
JUDICIARY. Mormon Mcleod,
HorAtio N. Parker, Cyrus Refill,
Benz II. Willis Hogh Conner,
George Payne Henry Harrington,
1,oenty nth disfrict John Reilly,
r. L. Robinson. Samuel Dunlap
Tbomss Chaflock, Leonard Gardner,
James Bopkius Charles Francis.
Polls open from 70 o'clock T. ", corner Of Brooms
and Forsy th street,, Tenth ward Hotel.
A A1 Il s ssaG Inspectors.
ELEVENTH WARD.
At primary election hell at los avenue 9, corner Of
the call q the General Committee, at Tammany Hall,
q95 votes piled Of which the ticket headed James
r. Steers. Hiram Epgie and VIM. HoAs received oA
votes and we're declared duly elected.
VIZ v " I $o J SRsi9s'rsr' Inspectors.
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MAYoRALrY. cHAgrR.
Thomas Byrnes. Alexander Issscs.
Fwc w.de,iud. E1wsrd Welsh,
JUDICIARY. Morris Powers,
William Burns james Sculian,
JAnssRyn, John ". BurHs,
James Eitzsibbon John Enrght,
Richard Murray,
COUNTY. john strip,
slexsnder lssacs, John Briep
john uNerL Patrick E,gan,
Michael Phillips, John Coas7,
John Atkinson, Peter Johnson,
usn-y Peters Pstfioi MolloDy,
Francis Scheslenzty.
CONGRESSIONAL
Robert wslker First District
John Cullen. William Kelley,
James CIV. nsgh. Henry Mulhonsnd
rkomos Ktvu, Samuel wnorahsm,
James Jackson. Francis Drnnelly,
ASSEMBLY Second Dixric
Dsniei tairan, James AoIonsy,
william Kurts, William Foster
Richard Burk, John Mcmahon,
Patrick WASH, Eugene Callshan,
with power to fill vacancies.
ALEX AMER I5AAC5,
R RfnIft oS sGsss, Inspectors
SECOND WARD.
1T election held at Is Dutch street in pursuance of
cal f re Iemocrsto Republican General Committee Of
Tsnmauy 9.n on Tuesda, evening, Oatobtr 8, tho fol
kw og ticket vas duly elected
MAroRALTY. JUDICIARY
III ed Chance Tor Charles w Kruger
Wills NJ Miner. Abram B. Miller
Ja4 d. getheringtoa. Dudley Haley
CHARTER CONGRESSIONAL.
William Storer. Johu L. MINT rd.
Henry sttue r. d. Marshall
Charles W. Kruger. Wilsism Niner
James watson. Daniel Meshsn
Peter KeegAn. John II, farms.
Thomas Molouey ASSEMBLY.
Gustsvus Paulus. william Marsh.u
Ricbars Luck. Patrick Mu'ens.
Frederick Kay nan. James Neary.
Jehn AroulArius. John W. Hsrmy.
JOIN @. Hays. Nicholas Eeagle
william @. Howell. COUNTY
Thomas willis Thomas Rogers
IaughIn Keegan Jsmss Ss,sca.
Charles Brown. Robert Rogers.
with power TO Gil Daniel Mesb
cancies.) Mioh,e haley.
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ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
John 7. Ogdsn,
John TAgsn,
Charles Il. ColladAy,
william N. Brown,
Henry Neimsn
JUDICIARY.
John W. Avery,
George asrysn,
Charles II Lyons.
COUNTY
Geo rge p Bickford,
George Butts,
Thomas Reeves,
John SveeEey,
George II. Purser.
sDAY,
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.

At primary election Of the democrats of the above
ward held at the house Of Joseph Herman, 1914 East
Eleventh street, the following ticSe. unanimously
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rOURa ZENITH WARD.

At primary election hsld Tuesday, October g. at
the of Grand and Elizabeth streets pursuant to
call Of the Regular democratic General Committee tho
following ticket elected having received majority
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SIXTEENTH WARD.

At primsr election hell at 1876 West Seventeenth
street, Eighth avenue, In pursuance to call by the
General Committee Of 1ammany Hall the folio wing ticket
was &c CARED elected
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MAYoRAIrY.
VIM. II Baker,
Richard Whine,
VIM. Topper.
COUNTY.
John Creighton,
Vim. Mc00nough,
Robert Donnell,
John T. IAiAne,
NJ. Casey.
JUDICIAL.
Joseph Brock,
John A Kennedy,
Theo. Peck.
CHARTER.
Chas Nc auley,
Allen A. Burns,
Frederick w. SchmLe,
Hugh Gallagher,
Samuel HaushtOn,
VIM. H. Baker,
VIM. B. Eager,
Jas, p. Webb,
Terrence Leonard,
John Brown.
IAa "a Tyavdau
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where i, the Democratic Party.


This is an all important question to solve
And viii, doubtless, require the cyPhering Ofa
mathematician of more than ordinary ability,
viz to tell whether it has gone up salt riVer'
or "gist gone out"
The very best opinion in this neck Of woods,
is. that no one here is able to tell, but It inlul-
lively strikes the senses Of nearly all, that 1t
has 'gone under" Oh, yes! Nhat says 'ne
Companion9 We had almost forgotten to make
the inquiry of this guardian of the Slave Dem
ocratic party in this county. We,hOwever. wish
to repent and ask pardon, for the omission even
at this late day-better late than never. So
don't forget Mr.. Companion, nor think that we
Intentionally, or with malice prepense sighted
you, upon this important question. Or il may
be, you are not yet done with that hernaugh-
ty' question; viz "ls the Wing Party dead p
And what has become Of the 'iBdomitable'
Wings Of little Carroll 2 But Mr.. Compan-
ion, being as you are a School Examiner, you
will Just leave the figuring Of that question on
your blackboard And take a regular "set
too, over this last. vast, great large, Weighty,
deep, long vide, complex, perplexed and much
vexed, slaYeocratic question. Where is the
Democratic party 2 Echo answers where
But all is vast void, and nothing is heard Of il
save ever and anon, coming up from the fright
lul chasm, far below, whence they were carri-
ed by the mighty whlrlwind, faint shrek, or
groan is heard from the dying wounded. Our
imagination, picl ur,s, oh such wreck chow
are the mighty fallen What has done it p
The answer is embodied in two words: The
People So mote it be
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Carroll COmmiY Fair.

The preparations for the Annual Fair Of this
county are about being completed upon an TN
precedented scale. The managers are neglect
ing nothing which can conduce to the benefit,
the amusement, or the pleasure of the multi
tude.
A very essential Improvement upon last
years exhibition, Is the erection of large cir
cular building upon the ground, for the recep-
ton Of Floral and Horticultural products. We
hope il will be well stored with Natures poetry
-garlands and boquels--as we'll as the fruits
of the hillside orchards. From the well known
taste OF the class which is Immediately inter-
ested here-the Iadies-we have no doubt
this will be the most spirited and interesting
feature Of the whole concern.
Miss Helen Eckley, Miss Mary Miller. and
Miss Eliza ]. Combs, have been appointed by
''the powers that be" to receive what speci-
mems are sent in from the country. this week
and Monday. Send on the fairest the bright
st and most beautiful of your garden houses
You will thereby lend your aid in elevating
the tone of public sentiment. There is no in
fuence so mellowing. so pure and happy as
that felt by a cultivated mind in the contem-
platon of the beauiful--whe:her the abstract
nteeetusl-hdden truth--or the natural
sublime scenery or poetic flowers.
The Manufacturers Hall will be filled with
choice articles in which will be displayed th'
handiwork of the ladies', and the ingenuity o
the Mechanic.
In the collection of animals, which will b
found at this fair, Messrs, Ladd, of Richmond
will exhibit their fine Morgan Stallion. a
number of Morgan Colts also will be entere'
for the premium. There will be, we learn,
fair representation of the Durham breed of cat
tie on the ground. Amongst the competitor
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1Orei9ls Nclu5.
THREE BATTLES ON TIE CRlMEA,
sToRMING OF sEvAsToPoL.

New YORK, Oct IA.
The Baltic left Liverpool at O'clock, 4. n. on the
4th inst, with 223 passengers. On the ,2h, OF C,pe
Race, spoke and boarded the British schooner I'm
glemmens cruising for the missing boats anl learned
from her all particulars of the catastrophe.
The africa arrived out Sunday.
Steamer San Jacinto put back to Southampton, with
machinery damaged having broken one OF her screws
She will be detained FIVE or six weeks for repairs.
On the 25th the Fort Of sevastopOl was invested by
sea and land and aher an obstinate defense was carried
by Storm The allies then bombarded the city ana the
feet Ten Russian ships of the line were burned and
sunk and the remsnder captured .silencng 800 guns
% 900 prison ers taken Russians loss in dead and dl
abed estimated at not less thaa 1900 AenschIkoI
with the shattered remains Of his force retTea INTO
the inner harbor and threatened to Gre the town and
blow up the remaining chips, unless the v'etoFs "o1d
grant him honorable capituatiOn.
The allied Generals demanded lis uacon1idon9l snr-
render and in the name Of humanity gave him Elk hop
for consideration.
The latest dispatch says MeuschkoR has surrendered
The British and French Gags floating over sevaso
pol.
The eptrenched camp Of the RuSSisrs on the height
of the Alma contained so COO men and numerous ar'
ery and was carried at the point Of tho bayonet after
four hours fighting.
No general officer of the British was wounded Mar
shall ST. Arnaud and Lord Raglan commanded IN person.
Gen. Thompson. French, was thought to be Ia
tally wounded Gen. Courobert was wounded
in the shoulder.
The second engagement, on the plains OF
Kalti lasted several hours and was very san
culinary, and ended in the total defeat Of the
Russians, who were driven to their enreuch'
ments before Sevastopol.
Dispatches say that the garrison Of Sevas-
topol were offered free withdrawal. but surren-
dereG as prisoners of war. The dispatches as
to Sevastopol are very conflicting. The first is
dated Berlin. The third says telegraph dis
patch has been received here direct from s..
Petersburg, to the effect that Monsahikois h."
telegraphed, under date Sept 25h' tnat he has
withdrawn his troops unmolested from before
Sevastopol towards Baktschasserei' whero ne
will await renforcements. He adds, ScrAs'o'
pol had not been attacked up to the a6 h.
Russian accounts do not conceal the facts OF
several reverses in the Crimea TO their arms.
A dispatch from Berlin, RatS, says the return
Of the French feet from the BA!Iic had been
countermanded, and adispatch dated Kiel, 81
.totes that the fleet left that harboT that day t.
I;o;n Napier in the Baltic.
Napier was before Reve on the 23d'
BucuAREsr, Sept, 20 Again asserted that
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steamer Arctic Lost.

The steamer Arctic came in collision with the
Vesta, off Cape Race, on the 9Th ult., and
went down in a few hours, with nearly all her
crew and passengers. The Vesta arrived at St.
Johns, on the 30th ult., with her foremast and
bows shattered to pieces. She had on board
81 Of the Arctic's crew: She lost IS Of her
passengers in the collision.
ThG 5srque Cambria picked up Capt. Luce
and or Of the passengers, with of the
crew of the Arctic raft and brought them to
Quebec.
The Arctic sailed from Liverpool on Wednes-
day, the goth ult., with 233 passengers, and
about $50 Of crew. Nothing ofspecial note
had occurred until Wednesday, the eth ult.,
when at noon in the midst of dense fog, she
was struck by the Vesta in the bow, about l8
inches above the water line; and at the same
time an immense hole was made by the fuke
of the anchor about feet below the water, ra
king fore and aft the plank. Several attempts
were made TO stop the leak, by getting sails Ov
er the bows, but all to no effect. The precise
number lost is not known.
Capt. Luce, who stood to his post until The
vessel went down, describes the scene as one o
heart-reuding in appearance. He says:-
soon found myself on the surface, after a
brief struggle, with my own helpless child ii
my arms,
1 again found myself impelled DOWN. ard
to great depth, and before reached the sur
face second time had nearly perished and los
the hold of my child. AS struggled to th,
surface of the water, most awful and heart
rending scene presented itself to my view.
Over eOG men, women and children, sTug
Cling together amidst pieces of wreck of every
kind, calling on each other for help, and impIo
ring God to help them. Such an appalling
scene may God preserve me from witnessing
again.
| was in the act Of trying to save my child, whe'
portion of the paddle box came rashing u
edgeways, just grazing my head, and falling il
whole weight upon the head of my darling
child. In another moment beheld him lym.
| leess on the water.
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in stock Messrs, Lee, Cellars and Gibson, and
others Ofequa enterprise, will contribute to the
interest of the occasion.
The products of the land will find a place
in this great Harvest Home" Though the
crops have proven rather failure this year,
in our county, yet We have few green spots
left from which much can be obtained to pre-
sent on exhibition. We expect to see Mr..
Maple have a specimen of his fine crop of
wheat, and Mr., Crawford of his extraordinary
crop of corn exhibited.
The EquestrianisIn which is to grace this
popular gathering will no doubt add interest
to the occasion. Fine premiums have been
secured for the victors. So come along Ladies
and vie for those choice prizes-Gentlemen re-
member the gold headed cane Who'll get.
Amusements to while away the irksome
hours of the Fair (should there be any will be
there, The Star Opera Troupe of this place
will give entertainments during the Fair, day
and night. Aud various other entertainments
will amuse the populace. Patton's Brun will
also be there to exhibit his shaggy mane
In short, the Managers have determined no
to be surpassed by any County exhibition it
this part of the State. The whole Scene to bt
enlivened by music from the Hanover Brass
Band. All who wish to attend the Fair from
the Northern part of the County near the line
of the Rail Roads can be accommodated BY
Railway conveyance, as We have assurance
from our townsman, the Superintendent of tht
Carroll Branch, that the services of the Wash
lington" have been secured for the OCCASION
The Cars will make two trips each day, be
tTe.n this place and Bayard, during the Fai
at reduced fare.
The landlords Of our town are making am
re provision for the accommodation and com
fort of multitude of guests, and we thin
there will be no difficulty realized in securing
pleasant abiding place during the brief sojour
of tins mass which will be in attendance. w
anticipate pleasant time--a hilarious reud;@
of members of every class of community, j
one grand jubilee. We hope for fair skies, fai
faces and splendid Exhibition.
So come to the Fair, one and all, on mex
day.