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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-11-14
EiulSeed Oil.

A FRESH supply Of English Linseed Oil, just re
n ceived and for sale by
Nov. l4-tf T. J. WORKMAN Dc co.
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Talmas! Talmas!

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the ladies of
lCamden and the surrounding country, that he
kes constantly on hand, large and beautiful stock
C)h. Silk and Merino TALMAS, Ribbons Bonnets,
Glars, &c. DC, which he will sell on the most rea-
sable terms forwash, or t. punctual customers.
Nov. l4,-tf /. ISRAEL
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Further Notice.

A Ii. persons indebted to D. r. PEBBLES, either by
II Note or account. are requested to come for
ward and settle without delay as the business must
be closed H. PATE, Assignee.
Nov. a. 46 u
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES.
Just receiving, consisting Of,
8 hhds. New orleans SUGARS
Muscovado DO
80 barrels refined DO
10 crashed DO
10 sacks Old Java COFFEE
'S $ hhds H'S West India MoIAssEs M
2Ob best New Orleans DO
so boxes Adamantine CANDLES
20 superior Sperm. DO
10 /" Pearl Starch
/" = No. Soap
Segars and Tobacco.
rs N SEGARS, of various brands
2.boxes Penn's TOBACCO
2 Young America DO
3 Willis DO
2 Crown Imperial DO
/ Arrow Twist DO
Wines and Liquors.
so barrels Rectifed WHISKY
30 1" Old Rye DO
halfplpe Pale Tennessee BRANDY
l Cognac DO
quarter pipes Old Madeira WINE
Together with every other article in the Grocery
line All of which will sell at wholesale or retail
for cash. or punctua customers at as low prices
they can he bought in this market.
Octs. J. A. SCHROCK.
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N ton Of the citizens Of Camden and the surround
ing Country to his eXtens stock OF BOUTS ant
SHOES, now receiving !om the manufacturers
which he offers at very 10 :es. His stock consist!
in part, as follows viz
GENTLEMEN'5
Fine calskin quilted waterproof BOOTS
do do welted do
do do waterproof pegged do
do do pump do do
do Mud Boots
do kip pegged Boots
do do do Bootees
do calf do do
do do water.p proof Bootees
do do sewed and pegged Shoes and Bootees
do do Oxford Ties
do do Pegged jersey Ties
do waterproof Overshoes.
do gater Boots
do Russet Brogans 80.
BOYS
Fine cal'skin pegged Boots
do do do Bootees
do kip do Boots
do do do Bootees -
do calfskin sewed do
do Russet Brogans
Fine Black Satin Caters II
do do lasting do
do do kid do
do morocco Jenny Linds
do white kid and satin Slips
do English kid do
do French kid Slips and Ties
do American do do do
do morocco Walking Shoes
, do. do do do
do lasting buskn Tips
do black velvet Slips
do goatskin Walking Shoes
do water proof Overshoes.
= MISSES
Fine coored gaiter Boots
do do kid do -
do morocco Walking Shoes
do kid Slippers
do colored morocco Slippers
do India Rubber Shoes
do cafskin School do
Together with great variety OF
CHILDREN SHOES.
ALSO
5000 Pairs of Negro Shoes,
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DR.. McLaMe's liver Pills,

DIR. McLaMe'S Liver Pills,
DEING composed entirely of ofvegetaJls substances is
ID not only safe but have been found by all who
have used them, the best remedy for all affections
Of the Liver and Digestive organs In fact, where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist.
- Price % cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most of the Druggists and to be had wholesale of
P. N. COHEN & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chem
calls, Perfumery &C.
No. 20 Hayne-strect Charleston, S. G.
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n L. j. WORKMAN d CO.
Fancy China ware!
lust received at Workmans Drug Store. an ele
q CANT assortmentof China Ware consstingin part Of
Fine Gilt China cups and saucers with and without
notices
Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jewelry stands
Fancy China Inkstands, Jewelry boxes
Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles &c. &c.
ALSO,
A fun supply of American and English Tooth and
Hair Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe do.
Buffalo dressing Combs, pocket and fine tooth Combs
Also large lot of fine and common Shaving brushes
Jacobs Cordiaa.
"OOFLAND'S German Bitters; Carter's spanish
Ill Mixture; Bulls Townsend ana Sand Sarsap'-
ria; Railways Ready Relief Ready Resolven', Ready
Regulators Arcassian Balm for the hair
Rogers Liverwort and Tar: Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry: Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bitters Oxygenated Bitters
Aoffats Bitters Tarrants' Setzer ABSORBENT
Upham's vegetable Electuary Rowand's Tonic
Rowands Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root
Henrys Magnesla; Mnrrays Fluid Magnesia Citrate
Ellis Magnesia; Christie's Galvanic Curatves
Mustang Linment ,Iaynes' Medicines
Roses Family Medicines Strongs Pills; Mofat's do
Leroys, Peters and Holloways Pills
Jew David's Hebrew Plaster; Peerys Dead Shot
McLaues Vermifuge and pills. Fahnestocks Vermf:ge.
with great many other Patent Medicines to be found
at T. j. WORKMAN g. COS. Drug Store.
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AUCTION SALES.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
BARGAIN B ARGAIN


GREAT ATTRACTION.
RGAINS! B BARGAI s!
TINE subscribers having determined to change
i their business, will this day commence selling of
their large and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Hardware & Groceries
AT COST.
And on each evening at o'clock, without reserve at
AUCTION, until the whole is disposed of. Their
stock consists in part, as follows:
100 barrels different grades WH1SKEY
5 casks Martell and Otard BRANDY
ar casks Sherry, Malaga and Madeira WINES
10 cases St. superior Julien Medoc CLARET
do First quality Hook WINE
2 casks first late apple BRANDY
80 baskets Hedsick CHAMPAGNE
Stoughton and DR.. Green's celebrated Bitters
Also-A large lot of
FANCY GROCERIES.
ALSO.
Kerseys, Blank cts, Honrespuns,
PRINTS, &c.
Together with vast number Of articles too numer-
GUS to mention.
rSg-Pianters and Merchants would do well to call.
Terms of Sale-Al sums under $50, cash; over
$50, and under $780, sixty days over 5000, and un'
der $500, ninety days. $500 and over, four months.
Nov. G. MOORE & KUYkENDALL.
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SeSars.
A FINE assortment of Spanish Segars may be
II found at WORKMAN'S Drug Store
SHEREFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry Writs Of Fl. Fa to me direc
ID ted, will sell before the Court House in Cam.
den on the first Monday in December next, the fol-
lowing property, to.wit:
One black mare thsee COWS and calves hogs, one
cart so bushels corn, fodder shucks peas &C. levied
on and to be sold the property of Wilder Smith, at
the suit of ". H. Ratcf vs. Wilder Smith. The mare
to be sold at the Court House Monday 4th day Of
said month, the provisions and stock will be cold at
deft's residence on Tuesday second day Of sale
Terms cash, PURCHASERS to pay for papers.
THO. BASKIN, S. K. D.
Nov 10 46
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WORMS! EORMSH WORMS! :!
nR. McLANES VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
H. the best, most safe and radical cure for Worms.
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in ever. section wlre has been introduced.
In fact, where it ls known none other is used.
One of our moS respected physicians in speaking Of
DR.. McLGnes Vermifuge says "Its great superiority
over all other Vermfuges arises from the fact that
while it is more ecacious than any other Vermituge
it is perfectly safe.
cH-Price IS cents per bottle.
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For. Sale,

EDr sale,
A low prices aud easy terms The following par
N GELS of Real Estate in the upper part OF Candenr
on The square adjoining Kirkwood:
NV Uousc and Lot on Liltleton street: the llorse
and Lot adjoining on the nortl and the Lots on the
corner Of Lyttlcton and Laurcns streets
WM. NJ. SHANNON.
Oct 9, 1854. ~
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AS~isMee'S Notice.

ASSisMee'S Notice.
nAVID R. PEBBLES having made An assignment
~ of his Goods and Chatteh Notes Books and Ac-
counts his creditors requested to meet at my store
in Camden. on, SATURDAY the 18th OF November,
at Il o'clock, A. ".
HENRY FATE, Assignee.
Oct. 30 1854. ~
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IATS, Caps, Shoes, Trunks. Guns and Cutlery
il by !. ISRAEL.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.
TOO well known to require any description or re-
i commendation may always be found at
Aug. 29-35 H. d. DEdAYS.
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ROOTS AND SHOES:

X GORGE ALDEN respectfully invites the atten.
" ton Of the citizens of Camden and the surround
ing Country to his extens stock OF BOUTS and
SHOES, now receiving !om the manufacturers,
which he offers at very 10 :es. His stock consists
in part as follows, viz
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Pickle and Preserve .5ars.
A LARG + assortment with Corks to it, just receiv-
~ ed and for sale by Y. J. WORKMAN co. :
AuS.99. 80
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Congress Water,
Fancy China ware

A FRESH supply just received by
n r. J. WORKMAN g. co
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ID ICH Plaid Silks, Brocadc do, Mantillps, Talmus
III &c just received at the "Old Corner"
Oct 3. L. W. BONNEY.
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X ENTLEMENS S fine Black Cloth Frock Coats, black
" Cashmere and white Marseies Vests, opened
last week and for sale at tho "Od Corner" by
Oct. 3l--tf. j.. W. BONNEY.
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NJ g. r. KENNEDY would call attention to
n. large Stuck of Cloths Cassmeres Satnel's,
Jeans, Kerseys Lnseys, Fannels Blankets &C., which
will be sold at the lowest prices
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i AIDES Brown and Drab cloths for Talmas and.
IL Cloaks, just opened at the "Old Corner" by
Oct 3l-tf T.. w. BONNEY.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
T WOULD respectfully inform my friends and C. Gus
l. toners. that am now receiving my Fall and Win:
ter Stock of Dry Goods aud Hardware, and hope to
have them complete in both departments during the
week. ". u. McDOW ALL.
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G.. A. DON AID.
Merchant Tailor.

u ETURNS his thanks to liberal public for their
Ii patronage and would inform them that he has
lust returned from New York, where he has purchased
choice collection Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, which he now offers reasonably, aud war
rants them of fsuperor quality.
lie also has the Latest French and American f,sh-
ions and will execute work with despatch and pune
tuaty as he has the best workmcn. Prices accord
ing to times For cash, discount will be allowed.
Oct "a AZ
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-11-14

N?>Aftcr his Sudden Illness had preven
ted Senator Douglas from speaking at a meet :.
ing when he discovered Fred. Doaglas was to-
be present, he took conveyance and went
over to Freeport, in Stephenson county, where
he could have free field He mounted box.
He spakc, at length The audience was large
aud listened attcntively. Upon tfo conclu-
sion of the speech citizen moved the follow.
ing resolutions, which were adopted immedi-
ately, and unanimously:-
Resoired, That we, The people of Stephen
son county. after having patiently stdned to
speech of tho Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, for
the space Of three hours, are not convinced of
the necessity or the proproty of the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise. but deem It an un
just or improper measure
Resoipcd. That so much Of tho Missouri
Compromise as forever prohibited Slavery
north of tho parallel of latitude Of 80 deg. and
30 min., is canonized in thr hearts of the Amer
lean peoples that its repeal was fnenstrous
wrong; and that it is not only our right, but
our duty to demand its restoratione z
Nobody has seen Mr.. Douglrs in that region
since.
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FLOUR AND WHARF.-The Albany .4rEaf
alluding to the fact that canal navigation will,
continue only a few weeks longer says tha.
the receipts of -four are over one million bar
rels short. and the falling off in wheatis equal
to 100000 barrels Of flour. The oditor adds.
r.. "As an offset, however, TO this, the receipts
of corn show an Increase oyer,la year of s.
100000 of bushels, and will probably continue
increasing until the close of the season. No
doubt moro wheat and -four will find its way
to market via canal, during the remaining few
weeks of navigation, than has reached tide wa
ter in double that length of time. If either or
both of these articles are in tho country with
wheat at So 37a per bnshol, Goneseo -four at
Sli 5o' and western in proportion, they must
find their way to tide water"
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,,, ONE OF THE "SrRoNG-ARMED WOMEN -
mo Manchester Mirror, in noticing tho ar
rangemcnts at the opening Of the Court IN
iillshorough county, on Monday last. saws
-FOUR OF them were females, among whom wero
the two that broke out of Amherst Jail few
weeks ago, stole horse and wagon and went
To Manchester. where they put up their horse
to hav and grain The Mirror says:
"One Of them was put back in tho samo
place n'the attic of the JAIL "a feet from tho
ground. and strong bolts and bars put into tho
window. But she is one of the "tigers," and
ny means of post in her room, which sho
tore Gown, she broke ono of the bolts, and a.
gain made an escape. But the Sheriff heard
the breaking Of tho bolt and the jump, and
came into the yard in season to find her"
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From the Montreal Herald of the olst.
Discovery Of the Actual and wretched Fate OF the
Long--Lost Sir John Franklin and his Compan-
ions In Misfortune. ~

We arc indebted to Sir George Simpson
Governor of the Hndson's Bay Territory, for
tho privilege of first publishing to the civilized
world the at length ascertaind fate of tho no
Bile but illstarred Sir John franklin and his
gallant company. Alas! that that fate should
have been so sad: and that the problem, hich
has so long occupied the thoughts and engaged
the energies Of the great navigators countless
friends and admirers. in Europe and America.
should be solved bv so painful so distressing
narrative as is contained in the following letter
which only reached Sir Geo Simpson ycster
day afternoon-it having been forwarded from
York Factory via Red River Our own hopes
of Sir John Frankin's restoration to the world
had. we confess. long ceased; but who would
have been prepared for the fearful reality--a
miserable ard lingering death. from literal
sthrvati"n possibly. as DR.. Rae conectures.
worse than starvation-on the frozen and des-
olate shores of tho Ariic Ocean' But we shall
not detain tho reader by any reflections of ours
from tho perusal DR. R@'s intensely interes
ting narrative-we shall merely mention that
York Factoryis situated at the mouth of HAYES
River in Hndsnn's Bay, in about So deg. N.
lat, 90 deg. W. lon.
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A NEW STYLE OF RAILROAD.

| Mr.. Mutt, of DAYTON, has loft at the office
OF the Gazette of that city. model Of rail-
road invented by himself The following nre
tho chief points in which il differs from the
railroads now in uso:
lst. 1t avoids the expense of grinding and
graveling-the track being elevated from four
to eight feot above tho ground, resting OH a
wooden structure.
2d. The cars have no wheels and tho loco
motive has but one whecl--a single driver.
I'd. The track is composed of single rail.
4th. The cars can never be thrown from
tho track except by obstruc,ions purposcly ar
ranged to do mischief .f..i.
= 5th. Half tho power required on the ordi-
nary road. may be dispensed with, while tho
speed may DO greatly increased.
9th The cost Of construction will bo rcdu.
ccd fully one-third. o
A number of gentlemen who have examined
tho model and seen il operate think well of
tho plan. Theoretically. il seems so perfect
that 10 believe in it's success il much easier
than to expain wherein il can possibly fail
Thero is. however no certnin method Of nsccr-
tainpt ITO uiilitv Of this. orRny other iD.c en-
tom bar bv reducinv \ 20 prscficr. NJ Mutt
b 0ifv snyiprs ihesslcrs - c4mrssaaAf means
% te rtc the ihnraseaaet flN - hops
a. ~. 1y creangus company w;lh capital
suiiltieiiI 90 b9ihl a nlle %; road.
y -----1----------.-----t -
a ncgro boy who f6ll into a beasheaa Of mo-
lasses woalers Why they hekedhimf " ben they
,ook him nftt
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THE PRINTING PRESS.


The Printing Press, there is mighty power
In the flap Of its ifon wing; III s.r
~ finds its way to the peasant, bower, ,.g,i
Andthe palace oft e King. 40 pi.di aais
IL scatters thegerms OF death and life. .d na.la
Like dew-dIops over the land siul 3
And sooths the peace or wake to strife. 'p b
As with talismanic wand.
What glorious things achieved have been
BY a free and fearless Press,
ieIling earth's crusaeJ ones how and when
For their wrongs to seek redress
Kich treasures from mines ofmystic love.
Mong the nations hath it spread;
And tombs ofscience sealed Of yore.
To the millions open made.
Ihen hol for a free and unshacklod Press.
With its thunderbol's to bear
TN the bulwarks of un righteousness.
And OPT ression everywhere,
Til men shall freely fraternize,
And hollowed offerings bring,
To welcome from the upper skios,
Their everlasting king.
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gne announcement to every person OF, boafd
"hat but bare possibility of ga wing tho sbi,,
ana those on board, bo relied on his nautical
sKill and courage, and by o: irving tho main.
sail, which in any other situation would have
oeen considered a suicidal act. 'he weathefed
the shore aud saved the Consti ution.
The majnsail was now drawn up. by light
ncarls and strong hands, tho iib and spanke er
.nEcn In and from, tho lient of the-sciIy, tho
gallant vessel. undor close reefed topsaiis. TOOK
her departure, and danced mcrriIy over tho
corp toward tho United States. ;:
Iipo down! said the captain 10 6rs, leuten-
ant, 'und splice the main, brace
'Ppc DOWN. echoed the first lieutenant 70
the boatswain. - - co. y
Pipe down.! wbistlcd The boatswain 10 ,be
crew, and Pipe down II was. 3
. How near the rocks, did ,wo roY said IA
ono OF the masters mates the next morning.
ne MADE no answer. but taking down
chart. showed mo ponci limo between the out
slde snoa' and tho Light House Island. which
must havo boon a small strait for a fisherman
to run his smack through j, good weather by
For what is the noble and dear old fripate
reserved
went upon deck: tho sea was calm. n ron
lie breeze was swelling our canvass from our
20 aoyal; the Isle Of Scily had sunk
% |, the eastern waters. and tho clouds of the
lying storm wero rolling off inbroeen masses
o the northward and westward like tho ffyiag
columns of a beuton army.
have goon in many a gallo of wind, and
ave passed through scenes of great danger.
mt nevar before nor since have experienced
n hour so terrible as that when tho Cons,itu-
ION was laboring with the lives OF fiuo hun
rad mon hanging on single small ifon bblt.
, weather Schly, on the night of the llth of
lay, 1885.
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JEFrrEsoy Crry Nv 1ep NJ

. sbfFLhoON NlI NOV. 10 i. M.
-1' The Irish hands OH tho railroad, from Tippc-
rary county. working on the tunnel and for
miles below, Turned out 200 strong, some say
200, and started for Jefferson city. TO kill and
destroy all the property of tho Corkonians in
Jefferson City. and run them away from tho
railroads. They only came in sight of Jeffer-
son City. and on perceiving tho citizens ready
TO meet them. they halted. Captain Parsons
being Informed some time before ordered out.
the Metropolitan Guard and citizens, which or
der was promptly oboyed. and a company of
i2o TO l5O men were ready with cannon and
rifles. Squire Harrison and the priest went
to them and read the law. and they prcmptly
promised TO 60 home They did not 90 on tho
appointed time, and Capt. Parsons company
advanced with the cannon loaded with chain.
which put them to flight without any firing
They pursued them a mile or so, and overlook
some; they also promised to be quiet. Tho
cannon are till loaded, and ready at mo-
menIt's notice. Another attack is expected to-
night. The Tipperary men were all well, ar
ned with rifles aud knives. The town is quiet.
me fuss has been going on for some time
Ycstcrday the Corkonians went to the tunnel
o whip the Tippcrary men away. but fonnd
hcm too strong. They made excuses and
,amo back. 7oF :
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Quite rivalry exists in London at the
present iimc among the undertakers and the
Economic Cemetery Funeral Establishment
IN Aydc Park, has cut a little under the reg
ular rates and advertises that first class fu-
neral will be attended for ssl35. and trades-
mans funeral will be got up for $50. The
fnrmer rates were SlI5 and @3l so. The
difference in these occasions, as inferred from
the advertisement. would seem to be, that at
n first class funeral tho hearse has four horses
aud two coaches are provided. the coffin is of
lead. and all the horses are decorated with
plumcs. AT tradcsman's funeral Tho hearse
has two unplumcd horses. and only ono coach
is furnished There is less fuss and no feat H.
ers.
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CAE Ar BrDs. Icevcs are sra to bo
one of the best articles ever used for beds
as a substitute for straw or husk. and much
better than either OF those, as thoy are elastic.
clean and very sweet-Aavorod, and not liable
to get musty llke straw in damp weather. The
leaves shonld bo gathered in dry autumn
weather. Perhaps the leaves OF some other
species OF treo may be equally as good as tho
beech, though generally they arc not so tough
and free from all unpleessnincss, arising from
long usc or damp weather
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,rohH rohHE E;uS WFEAT FAT CaoP 70 N CALIFNRNIA Letter
"The enormous wheat crop of California this
yenr has proved rninous TO farmers-wheat in
the market to-day not producing two cents per
pound; and there being sufficient raised this
year to supply the country for two years at
least. In addition we seall have to shoulder a
laage proportirn IN of the who, crov of Chi!ito-
eether with tho usual quantity from the At
lantic States. This would be the greatest
grain growing country in tho world, had we
any place to export our products.
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Pretty Goop.-The Hardin County r..

fRETTY GooD.-The Hardin County RE-
publican relates the following:
On the night of the election, F. w. Green.
the present representative of this District in
Congress. started for Tiffin for the purpose of
hearing tho news. AS he neared the bridge
over the Sandusl,y river, ho met brother To-
Try and State hnd y"ar M 10 ,ie uovir, anu lnar
he had bettor go home. Green commenced
rotracing his steps, when he met Steiner, Lo-
cofoco candidate for County Auditor Green
advised him to follow his example, and return
to his farm in the country, for, said no, swat.
son and the Independent ticket are elected by
overwhelming majorites." Steiner approaced
Green, and in menacing manner replied:-
"Yes, expected it; and it's all to be attributed
TO your d-d Nebraska vote."5