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III AZ 4 sSRiso AND sonSER MEDIciNE, CARTER's
srAHlSH MIITuhE stands pre-. eminent above all otherp.
Its s~ingulArly efieasious action on the blood It's
strengthening and %viviying qualities, Its tonic &C.
ton on the Liver Its tendency to drive all hamors
to the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord.
Ing to Natures owe prescription itS harmless, aud
At the same time extraordinary good effects, and the
number Of cures testified to by many OF the most 70
spectacle eitlksns Of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere,
must DO conclusive evideHce that there Is no humbhg
shout II.
The trial OF 1 single bottle will safety the most
sceptieal OF lts benefits.
See advertisement In another column. mss. Nv.
IL Tnr sroNAcI prepares tho elements Of the bile
and the blood and III t does the work feebiy and i'm.
perfectly, liver disease Is the certain result. Assoon,
therefore. as any Affection OF the liver is perceived,
we may be sure that the digestive organs are out Of
order. The first thing TO be done, is TO administer a
specific which will act directly upon the stomach
the handspring or the animal machinery. For this
purpose we can HooFLANp's German Bit.
tiers, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia.
Acting as an Alternative and a tonic, II strengthens
the digestion, changes the condition Of the blood and
thereby gives regularity to the bowels. mas. CIV,
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Nmw eAHQoNE,

II .BACHERIR,M Me, old stand formerly
IL, occupied by Michael Miller, above the
McNulty house, keeps 6onstanty on hand every
variety Of good things, srcspi intoxicating drinks,
which can be desired by any one fond OF good
ng. June 50, 1883. 6T Z
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Ashland Mercantile School,
UNION SCHOOL BUILDING, ASHLAND, OHIO.
WILLIAM W. GRANGER, Principal.

WILLIAM W. uIthLNuLA't lIhNlpul'
TINE design of this %Institut on is to be purely
a Mercantile school, ~a1ording 70 individuals
thorough and practical training Gas much go as IN
actual b%usincss) for the duties of the counting
room apd the various business pursuits.
The GoGrse oil instruction arranged from trans
actions drawn from real life, and written out in
good business style, embraces Double Entry
Bookkeeping, as practically used in the different
departments Of trade and eomRerce, including
Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Banking, Man.
uiacturing, Shipping and ~Steamboating, lndivid.
ual, Partnership and Compound Company husii
ness; also, Mereaatile Arithmeiic CorTespon.
cnce, Penmanship, Political Economy and
Commercial Law.
The average time to complete a coprsn is soinr
q weeks, and applicants can enter school at any
time and receive individual instruction, %stpdeuis
are unlimited as to time, aud have the privilege
oil review. f
Terms for the entire course and diploma, in
advMce, $40.
Stationary costs from Sc to 50. Board can up
I had at from 81 to $3.50 per week. '' ''
Ashland, Nov. 90. 1858. .Iag 27-tc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as Adininistra.
tor Of the Estate Of Eve Hetti lgcr, deceased late Of
Montgomery Tp., Ashland county, Ohio. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to, or having claims
against said Estate, are requested to make settlement
within one year from this date.
January %, 1851 n96 avs :.
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

GSRsx5R~ Cd has com
Ae4zESTSyrSY3 menced running
8@&Ts !. s 1.Sisps 8 from
donville-leaying Ashland every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 8 O'Clock, AM and arriving at
Loudonyille at 2P.M connecting whit the 8 O'Clock
p. M. train for Pittsburgh and the 4 O'Clock p M
train for Crestline same days. LeavingLoudonvillc
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the
rival Of Eastern train at 10 A, NJ, and arrives
vt Ashland at 3 P. M, thereby enabling passen-
gers to 60 either East or West on the cars same
day, or those coming on morning train either from
East or West can get to Ashland without delay;
and citizens wishing to visit the south part Of the
county, can have an opportunity to transact their
business and return the same trip, aud vice versa.
Fare through one dollar.
A liberal deduction to families and pleasure
parties. Enquire Of the undersigned at the Book
Store in Ashland, or at the Railroad Depot, or
Post Office in Loudonville.
-r.It.It W H H POTTER, Proprietor. !
Ashland, July 10, 1858. SINS 2
Passengers tax n to or from any Hotel either
at Ashland or Loudonyille. - ma
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OFFICERS OF COMPANY. OH.
ANDREW Coon, PresiJsnt.
DOWNING II. YOUNG, Secretary.
JoHN p. DRENAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies oil
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding five years.
Tho Directors call the especial attention OF
persons desiring to effect inSurnnces, 10 the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal featl res Of
their Company.
l. We issue POLICIES % both the joint-stack
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period oftipe as mfy be desired.
II. Persons insured in this Company who aus
tain a loss, In case Of controversy, may bring
their suit either in the county where such loss
occurred, OF in Richland county.
III. In case orsale ofthe property Insured, be-
fore the expiration of the policy, a ratoable pro-
portion ofihe money advanced viii be returned
10 the policy halder. This 10 a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we think viii
NEE with the appreciation ofali persOnSIntefest'
ed.
w. We confne ourselves entirely to n bushes
within the bounds OF the State ofOhio. A libera
share Of public patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
Principal business Office, on Vest DiamortS!---'
Mangfsid, 0iio, up stairs in Sturgts' neW Juiid'
ing. Agents NJ ..mpany for Ashland County
WM. y. ALLISON, Ashland.
or. KING, Haysyille.
May %, 1853. If
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE,

PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Mary NJ. Roberts, Petition for Divor.e,
rs. In ASllAud
James l.. Roberts, Common Pisn.
THE defendant James l., Roberts will take aotlce
J. that Mary N, Roberts on the 5th DAY OF December
A., ID 1853, filed IN the ConTt Of COMMON Pleas a Pc.
ttion FOR Divorce, setting up as causes for Divorce
lst. Willlnl absence for more than three years, Cd.
Gross neglect Of duty. for a like period. The defend.
ant will further take notice. that unless he plead, an.
swer or demur TO said Petition with six weeks from
a decree III accordance with the prayer Of said Peti
~iion.-Also, for alimony.
KELLOGG & ALLISON,
Solicitors for Mary NJ. Roberts, Petitioner,
Jan, 1, leji.-n33 4w.
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Books that are Books!
NOTICE,

A 7 my instance an attachment was this day issued
N by ). A., Metiusky. a Justice Of the peace, Of
Montgomery township, Ashland county artinst the
property and effects Of S. +. Moon, a nonresident a
said county. A, PORTER, Agent,
for WILIi4A y. YouEa.
Dated thit 18th or Jan, A. II. 1854, MS aw,
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Save YOUR Ashes!

A SHE'S wanted by tha Fghscriber, Al his Aah
IN cry ~ Ashland, fqT Which The highest ma,
Aet price will be paid In goads.
octObs &c, 1881, Saf
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no TILW PUBIIICl

LNROM and aitef this date, the Barber Shop in
I Ashland viii be closed on the Sabbath. All
interested will govern themselves accordingly.
Dy order pf the Proprietos,
J. nlGHWAkDEN, Superintendent.
Ashland, Jann'fy ilth, 1853. 3wS4
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Farm for Sale,

HNHE subscriber, living in Orange Tp., Asblano
j. county, Ohio, is desir0us Of selling bis Farm
consisting OF ono hundred asd ninety acres Of
land, with a House, Barn apd Orchard on IL,
Abou. one hundrad and forty acres improved.
DANIEL eAMppELL, ".
December Q, 1859. .sm2S'
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VARIFs,F KEsH UREADi Z
pIEa. Gc &c..

together withnlmost every article orGr oceri es aud
Provisions that 10 required by families. His pre-
sent building is largs and we'll adapted tothe p1r.
pose for which il was designed, and he in. nRdsto
spare no c%xortion or expense 10 keep or hand
every article which may be required BY his gus
toners. 7'0l'
April G, 1915, r-.. i 4-- r,dt
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CONSUMPTIONCURED
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

A~hNtf ~ " -|.-n# .
nEAB %slgs-The nHhlie generally are fully aware Of
the thousands ofrenedieS df pistased LiingA, under
tue TILES ofsprsaparillas, BILLS, Plastcrs, Eimments,
&c, that are daily brought 10 their notice through
The newtpAPels, by way OF Advertisements. Ny Oh
Jeet " writing ihiS Eoie for pubiirltiOp. is 10 iuduee
The public. or al least those who are afflicted IN they
will use patent nedicines) TO use one liat soainins
articles OF rssi H4f in 1~Uimpgary diisG4ss. I an con
Ffionsihat, 10 SO dOing. | am acting most ]unpfofes.
simiaily. aud defogatory 10 the Interests OF medical
science ald the regularp PRACTITIONER oTmedioine.
The medicine to whicht refer is ''Dr. HaLrs Bal.
sgmyerthe inngs.p have prescribed 1t In a lafge
number Of cases, and always with success. One case
in partieular, TO which wish now to refer. was riy.
Gu up By sevefIl physjeipns Nho hal been called in
consultation win mygtlt The patient had allthe
symptoms Of { inhrnel consumption. sucfrA as Oold
Might Swfats. Hectic PeYsy. lisrrassiDs Cough, giia
G9ntigged pain il the lohs OF The Rirli Lung, attend.
cd with seycre Dis1lGai He CON hftnced inmedi.
atcly TO get better, by the use Of the above named
g%iedieigr, and was soop restortdfobis usual health
have also found nr. Halls Bais9m Inc B.dst yoiua.
bic Expectorant for breaking up distressing Coush,
and Colds that have ever used. NV 'HT
.-l. .r.r. rr- weD. WRIGHT. u. d.
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w EIGH Y COVSllDER,
Dr. IIHH3 HHLOHW, u 40 F'0tdgpTit
Preparation, b4ta Nedicias which
makes cures at home where The
Parties eaA be Pound.
The Great Cough ,aad COnsuRptiye
Rnmnhu

hEDERl have you . Cough, which YOU are neg
leettng Under the idcathat ills DULY a common cold,
and thatl i VIII coon "wear itself 0utfv Lei a friend
tell You, 10 All Kindness, what will soon he the prob.
able result. III ashort time If yOn continue 10 neg.
leet yourself. you will begin 10 fell sense OF tight.
ness and oppression across the chest. accompanied
with frequent sharp darling pains. Then, a dry lAck.
ing eongh Will set in, and when you rGise anything
II VIII be 3 hisk 9nS ysiioEi;A, or white HoiRy ,$tt
medielne, these UNPLEASANT syraIiOms will ~iacresie,
aud you will soon have hectic fever cold chils,
night sueais, c0pious APPROPRIATION, and then Kreat
prostration. u you still neglect yourself, a few
weeks or months VIII see you consigned 10 the grave,
leaving your friends 10 mourn how rapidly consump,
ti9n did lis work, and hurried you away. Friendsi
have yOU no cause 10 be alarmed I In the above
sketch you may seein a glass. now every case ofrnn.
snn.ysivb Progresses, with more or less Gapidiiy, 10 a
f..al termlnation.i faith thousands and millions
whom this great Destroyer has gathered to the tomb,
eycry single Case began with a cold I II thjS he'd
been attended to. all might have been weil,-bnt, &c.
Ing neglected., under the fatal dclusion that Il would
| .'WeEri Itself OF. rittrgnseIred its dtsdly act on TO the
snhst snfe ofthe Lungs, exciting there tie Formation
Of t~uberciss. Another. ans anothe- cola Adied tielt to
The fame, gnfil these ~tubeTeles began 10 sonep and
sipptrste, leSslns, by theiruieerstion, greateatitirs
IN the lungs. Atthis crisis the disease IL very diff
cult ofeu!e, AND often times sets aidefsnce allhu,
man meAhF.i WIZ r' w ''
In The latter or worst stage. this medielne will Of
tentimes arrest the disease, or check its progress, an.
will always make the patient more comfortable, and
prolong bis life, and II is therefore worthy Of the tri.
al-but In its ineipieht or forming periods. Consump.
ton Is as durable as any other discasey and md
HALLS Bslsam for the Lungs, IL taken at this lImr.
will cure II as surely as taken ! We earntaLIyt rNott
ell who have cough. or are ~supieetto eoGii, ,obnrT
Tue medicine by them. and Whenever you tlkc cold
eradicate II Thoroughly. nd al once. by this poJFrr
ful dealing compound, and LEI ye your lungs un,nipftl
10 Gerry you IN full ylEor to . bcod old age. "
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Removal.

MICHAEL MILLER would inform his old
WI friends and the public thai be has removed
Ills goods TO his now Brick Building nearly oppo-
site the SappSel House. lie will keep constantly
on hand
CoNFgcTIoNARIEs, FREsH BREAD, CAFES
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GOOD MEDICINES.
sTABLER's DIARRHEA CQRpIAT.

is pleasant Mixture. comp snded iP seffsusna
i with the rules ofPhirmacy, Of :herspeufe kgeNte,
long known aud eeiebraitdFfor their peehhff eAyR1f
ID curing DIARRHGA, and similar rqtctiPps oItta
system, In It's aeu0n II ALLkysHkrsE fAnd pIofutti
a healthy condition ofthe LIVER. thus Icmofint th0
cause al the sane time Il cures ne diseases' XVI ~
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XXI N.L b. H-||
tits estImated that 10000 persons dieanouallyih
the United STATES, .Wiih CONSUMPTION. and Professor
EperlI s&sthetA yAst lumber Ofthese could be saved
oythet timely use o. sonic prompt tekicdy.
pr, HALLS BALyAM SrRlRES. al thereof ofthe
Disease Al once, aud SUCH isit speedy effect, thai any
Que Using tfrerly according 10 directions for "a or
% hOurs, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return I aud. receive, back his money. Money
tH q sAssfHuy rsfandtd. The most distressing
cough Is frequently relieved 10y asingle dose, and bro.
ken up In a lew hours time. The anfictcd do not
have TO purchase bottle after bottle before they iind
whe herthis remedy will afford relief or moi,
Can on the agent and get a pamphlcigralis. The
treatise on Consumption alone IL worth more than
heIriee qfthis medicine. You will end certificates
OF PLY sicians In Cincinnati, and 81 others Whose
cures have eenefeetedheres a kOps, vherstbey can
The public have been Imposed upon By remedies
recommended by certificates which have alEaYs
originated from sono uuknSwn source. We hclielc
that a medicine possessing real merits win effect
egJfs wherever il Is used, at home as vel as abroad,
Tpis Il no Paresorie preparation, but one which II used
III season will save tic lives Of Thousands and per.
sons may wake Chs gSsgnia nith agents from whom
they purchase. tbsti 10 even, case where tits us,d
freely accOTding to direetoDs and ntifc satisfaction
ISp pot given In e. or y hOuy5, they esp return the
medicine. and their u0HsH Flibs eAeeyfaHy Refunded
- 49, 49,. - go. AA - L--f
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wGIvE /" ONE FAIR TRIAL
And !fyou do not Fnd tito be afftt Il rteomn,shd
ed 20 back 10 the A..nt andlset ppUBLK TIL
AsiQUNT OF MONEY Rk TUNDEn.
WSiazSe tils oner, kh5S Ing That whstthis Esei
cine hssdopsin thousaid' otss1ss, 1t wiilRssEsiP
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EDGEFIELD S. c.. AUGUST Il, 1854.

servants nearly three years, very inoffensve, ex
cept when teased, but still complete animal.
He could never be induced 10 keep on any kind
of clothing, even in the coolest Of weather; and
on one ocsasion tore to pieces quilt, stuffed
with cotton, and ale portion of it, cotton and
all, every day with his bread. When his food
was placed al a distance from him, he ran to it
on all fours, like wolf; and it was only on rare
occasions that he walkcdupright. Human beings
he always summed, and never willingly remained
near them. On the other hand he seemed fond
of dogs and jackcls, and indeed all animals, and
readily allowed them to feed with him. He was
never known to laugh or smile, and was never
heard to speak till within il few minutes of his
death, whom he put his hands to his head and
said it ached, and asked for water, which he drank
and dcd.-Enrlish naper.
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
w. F. DURISOE, Proprietor.
ARTHUR SIMKlNS, Editor.
1aya@ma So

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When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
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cordngly.
Those desiring TO advertise by the year can do so on
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tracts for yearly advertising confined TO the mme-
diate legitimate business Of the firm or Individual
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance. :.
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ADVANCE.
For Advertising Estrays Tocd, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising
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he returns. but partake Of all the nourishment
you possibly can, and when he begins his vile
work, leave your bed at once and thus put an
etfecua stop to his viilarous inaltentons.
really cannot remain another moment"
He left the lady in terrible rage, who. while
rejecting upon her wrongs, entirely forgot her
illness The unconcious Carter returned, and
without wasting words began vigorously hack
ing at The elegant mahogany bcd-posts The
wife, with the fury of a tigress, leaped from
the bed and completely overwhelmed the aston.
i>hcd man with invcrlives and accusations OF
the mosl bitter and viudirIivc character.
He thinking her insane, fled from the apart
mtn:, but she followed from room 10 room,
giving her rage full scope aud denounring him
aud the Widow Smith us the vcst and most
criminal of mankind.
Afiera Il long and most ludicrous scene OF
domestic cUmlno!i"n, matters were satisfactorily
explained by both parties. The lady WAS com.
ppley cured of her fancics and became an "N-
cclIenl wife, but it was long time before she
ioruaye Bush
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For the HORSE.

IT The Friends of Maj ]. c. ALLEN announce
him as q Candidate for recollection to a Scat in the
Legislature of South Carolina at the ensuing election
Mr.. EprroR,-You will please announce GEO
E. HENDY. Esq, as a Candidate for Seat III
the House of Representatives at the next election
and oblige MANY VOTERS
n TIE Friends of CAREY W. STILES, Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate Tor a Scat
he next Legislature.
NJ TIE Friends of GEO. W. LANDRUM an
nounce him as a Candidate for 4 Scat in the next
Legislature
rss- TIE Friends Of G. D. TELLMAN, Esq,
respectfully announce him as candidate for Seat
in the Legislature at tho next election.
III TIE friends of JOSEPH ABNEf, Esqr.
respectfully announce him as candidate Tor seat
in the next Legislature.
rzg~ The Friends of JAMES CAMERON, Esq,
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Seat
in the next Legislature.
- The Friends Of DR.. II. Il. Cook respectfully
announce him Candidate for 4 Scat in the next
House Of Representatives.
- THE Friends of W. c. MORAGNE, Esq,
respectfully announce him candidate for Seat
in the House Of Representatives at the next election
- NAL T. w. CARWlI.E is respectfully an
nouneed by his friends a Candidate for re-eIee-
ton to the Huuse Of Representatives, at the next
Session.
czy- The Friends of Mr.. WADE HOLSTEIN,
nominate him as Il candidate for y Seat in the
House of Representatives at the next election.
rY" Tile Friends of WNl. i. dorm, Esq.
respectfully announce him as 4 Candidate for Seal
n the next House of Representatives.
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Select 4 poetry,
A PRETTY FOOT.

THERE'S magic in pretty foot,
And well the ladies know it
And she who has pretty one,
Is pretty sure to showit
AT times you, too, are mar,yrcd BY
The incest little ankle,
That shouts an arr W through the eyes,
Within your heart to wrankle.
or course you turn your gaze aside,
And all your bushes stiflc,
For well YOU know she's not aware
Her skirts are raised trific.
But should you think she might perchancc
Have IN looscncd gator,
Your fingers itch 10 pay the part
Of honest lady's waiter.
But when it trips across the street,
Through winds. and mud and vapor,
BY the shecrcst accident you see
How BEAUTIFUL the taper;
And as it steps upon the walk,
Amid the crowd to min"e,
Two roguish eyes look up and say,
Il wonder if she's single I"
But would have no lady think
fancy her schemcr,
And beg her to remember that
The poet is dreamer;
He sees what others do not sec,
And seeks for hidden beauty
No pretty face can lure him from
The path Of moral duty.
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DR., IT, VT, kbneV

VTAVING removed into the Village, for the
IL purpose fdevoting himself, more exclusively
10 his profession and occupying the residence first
beyond tho Baptist Church on the right, and nd
Joining the Male Academy, Chc residence formerly
occupied by s. S. Tompkns, Esq, and Rev. c. y.
Raymond offers his
Professional Services
To the people Of the Village and the surrounding
country:
In the day, he can be found in his Office, adjoin-
ing the Office of w. w. ADAMS. Esq, and in front
of the present residence Of Mr.. Geo. a. Addison
and at night, he can be found at his dwelling.
He will give attention at all times most punctu-
ally, to all calls upon him, either for advice and pre-
scriptions, or for personal attendance.
NJ w. ABNEY.
Jan tf 50
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For tiac Senate.

Is Hon. J. P. CARROLL is respectfully
announced by bis friends as candidate for re-eiec
ton to the State Senate at the ensuing election
- TIE Friends of Maj. TlLLMAN WAT
son. respectfully nominate him as candidate fol
scat in the State Senate at the next election
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For GOl2.rcSS.

Mr.. EDIroR :-Please announce Hon. F. ,.
BROOKS as Il Candidate for recollection to repre-
sent the Fourth Congressional District consisting OF
Edgcicld, Abbevie, Laurris, Newbcrry and Lex
ngton, in the next Congress, which election will
be held in October next, and thereby greatly OBJ
lge MAN fl'iENb0'
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CoRoSER's ISQUEsT-Coroner Walker, yes
terday, held an inquest over the body of Henry
Watkins, who came to his death by blows struck
by an officer, in whose custody he was at the
time. The jury brought in as their verdict,
That the deceilstd came to his death from con-
gestion of the Bran caused by two blows made
with hickory stick in the hands of Henry Cor
ton, on the third day Of August, 1851, in the
city of Augusta, and county aforesaid"
We understand Mr. Gorton, has been commit
ted to Jail. He will have hearing to-day before
a board of magistrates Constitutions
aIist, 5th inst.
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THE IMPORTANCE CT ONE VoTE.-Thos. H.
Benton in his "Thirty Years." says, that Gen.
Jackson was elected Major General in the Ten
nessee Militia by one rote-the battle of New
Orleans, the Creek Campaign. and perhaps tho
Presidency, being the consequence Of that one.
vote