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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

~ Which arm should gentleman give
his bride when on the way to be married?
Why, the left to be sure, for the same rule
holds good in this case az in riding. The
left Is tie bride arm.
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NOTICE.

ETyHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends and
public in general, that he has much enlarged his
~ STOCK OF GROCERIES,
the variety He has Just opened aud has for sale
49, - Also, best xstckllng Vinegar. and
small StocI1yOR Dry. Goods 10 suit CUSTOMARY,
all ofwhich will be sold low cash approved coun
try produce at his Old stand corner OF Broad and
Winding etreetss and neariy opposite the Bro9dwsy
Hotel, t.s fe 81 81 y i eHHRCH.
n B. Butter, Bacon, Lard and Com Moal wanted.
Lancaster, Scptenberc1, Ie5i--2e
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NOTICE,

A PPLIcArIoT vii be made by the undersigned,
a Executors OF the last WI Of Jacob Huber, Sen,
ration Of four weeRsffom the publication ofhis notice,
to the Probate Count Of said county for an order TO dis
pose of certain desperate debs due 70 said Estate,
cordinz to the provisions the Statute In such
Ali pefsons interested willtake notice secordingy
T. P.sASHBROOK,
JOHN FRIED,
Lima g 1854 I-iM5e EEaeators
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Nosics-All persons desirous Of having
pews in the Episcopal Church in Lancas-
Ter are requested to meet at the church on
Tuesday evening next at early candle-light
for tie purpose of making their selections.
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Cotton has declined Ic.

Flour, Market triAe lower. Sales of
5000 straight State at 8,75a9,0O. Good
Ohio at 8,8la9,00. Southern has declin-
ed l2tc. Wheat has also declined trihe.
Sales of 4750 bushels of Southern white
at 190a 1914; red 1,80, Corn has declined
lc with sales of 20, 600 bushels.
Pork and Beef firm; Lard dull at losa
1ol. a',a-.
WhiskeY firm. ~.
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DEATH OF Hon E. H. FosrER.-This dis
tinguished gentleman died near Nashville,
on Wednesday evening last, He was born
in this State Sept. H., l794. and was SOL
dier under General Jackson during the
Greek war, filed many places of honor in
the State of Tennessee and in 1841 was
chosen Senator in Congress.
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Estate OF John c. Rice,
Earnte Of Jacob IToffmnn.

NToTICE is hereby given, that have this day been
duly appointed as Admnistrators the Estate of
Jacob Hoffman, deceased Fairfield county, Ohio.
Persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said Esate
arc requested TO make Immediate payment, and all
those having claims against said Estate will present
duly authenticated for within one year
GEORGE HoFFMAN,l $780,.
DANIEL HOFFMAN, A1~ 'o''.
Au1usf i6Sl--AuIg
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~e SacnCI 1v3TaI-

sOUR 1st and splendid stSnkof collara, Embroide-
ries, under Sleayes, Shemizetta &C., having been
bought and carried sway before allowing. us time
aaaYk the WI be In receipt OF fresh lot byex-
pressaa Nfsw iays WHITE JR. q JULlAN.
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ByThe Philadelphia Znqaircr, speaking
of the false report about the state of the
crops, on account of the drought, says:-
"But if we give a full crop of corn at7oo,-
100000 bushels, and take off onethird in
consequence of the drought we have the
following estimates: Indian corn, four
hundred and sixty-seven millions; Wheat,
one hundred and twenty do; Rye, fifteen
do; Oats, one hundred and fifty do; Irish
potatoes, (one-half,) forty do; Sweet Pota-
toes, thirty do; Buckwheat, ten do; Rice,
Eve do; Barley, FIVE do; Peas and Beans,
ten do. Here, then, we have an immense
aggregate, nearly nine hundred millions
bushels Of various kinds of grain or bread
stufs. Surely this would seem enough for
twenty,six millions Of people, especially in
connection with the fact, that the harvcsts
in Europe are abundant, and the demand
from that quarter will therefore bo limit
ed" -. s-a.eas.'
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'Ma1Nr EFEcrfoN. .ll-There is NO occa

MAINE .EFEcrfoN, There is no occa-
sion to give further returns of the election
held in Maine on Monday last The fus-
ionists:have CARRIED everything. Instead
of. pitched battle, it has proved a general
massacre. Every democratic candidate
has been killed. Not wounded man to
report. - Wash. Star.
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NnTIcE.

To TIE css:,srs a tssEststss If Tssaas F,ieksr dss'd
ONthe asth day Of July 1854, the Court OF Probate
Of Fairfield county, declared the Estate of Thomas
Fcksr deceased, be probably insovent; creditors
therefore required 70 present their claims agans.
the Estate TO tho undersigned for allowance within six
months from the time above mentioned, or they Will
not be entitled TO payment
GEORGE SAkDERsoN, .a1m'tor
5t.h tia s za1e=ed of Thomas Frieksr, deceas ed.
Lancaster, July ., IS54-5w12
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TIN sIEOP q FOENDFsy NyaEss:.0 e9.E
Inmes lncMann -

lanes nc cMSnETszy
ETAViNG established himself IL the fnssafactJrias
Of TIN, COPPER and 5a1EF-I30E F are a
Gissy,s BgiIdiAR, Door Fes; eFf ~ I0etir lcc.
BGak, is prepared TO furnsh The qecs " this CONT!
with every thing that may BIS neee-d in MS lIe He
keeps Oh hand every variety OF G. CoRIyG ard HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, Consisting IN part
OF the Lion air Tight Western Queen. .s4ss.s
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black DiAnond fer Coz.. Also PlaGehs Plasgh
Shares, Sugar Kettles & Hollowwa7s I'll csthe above
articles wi be sold as Low en- b. gga elsewhere
He inrtes citizens generally to cail and examine his
stock. JANE tteslA.H AN.
n. B. Houss-spoutirg & Iobhir Ggre pon snort no
tice. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter apd .EsI AkeA IN
change for any of the above articles. &e.
Lancaster, may /, Ied4
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p0CTOn WAGENHALs

Nh AvING prHctcsd mis- profession for the past Eigh
y Il ysara, has now located himsan peKparantly I.
LarcasisE. Residence, ShefeF's Hotsi.
,T-PoFFIcE-In G. r. Shener's Law once.
. INncaatnr- luly g. les<.
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ET0n Tuesday afternoon, at 80 clock,
adebateloni the exciting politicalItopirs of
the day came of, between sMessrs. GAL
1owAY and OPS, sat Camp Charlotte; about
seven miles southeast Of sCircleyille. II is
said that the latter was completely van.
quished. = !.
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Estate Of suaan G. Reecher.

NTOTICE II hereby given, that the uRdersgned has
this day qualified asths Executor OF the last will
and testament OF Mrs SpBAN BkRcHER, deceased,
lict of the late Gen. Phiie mon Beecher.
August 7, t654--3El4 P.SVAN TRUMP, EES'tor.
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Al DfsrAfcH dated New Yolk, Sept.
18th, says several failures among the Stock
Brokers' are announced: this morning in
consequence Of the great rise In Erie r.
r. Stocks ,s3er SSz 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
New York Marker.

New YoRK, Sept. l9-Stocks to-day-are
better and active. money in good supply.
Cleveland and Toledo n. r. 70; Erie r.
X. 434; Reading R. r. 73f; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 55; New York Central 924;
Illinois Central 1909; Northern Indiana
OF
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
A yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TWO FARMS ron, SALE

z OFFER for sale my farms adjoining the town
Il Baltimore. One containing I57 acres. all under
fence the other, l26 acres, mostly under fence, both
well improved with good farm buildings and cOnEe-
nient to mills and markets. ! also offer for sale the
pcery baiding onthe Ohio Canal in the town Of Bal
together with the large stable ald lots, all now
in the occupancy Of Tobias r. CRUDE. Any person,
wishing purchase any OF the shove described pro-
perry will please cali and examine for themselves.
JOHN CRUDE. z
Baltimore, Fairfsid county Ohio Sept. :, Is54-4wl
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Estate of John sIvcyer.

TENHR derslgned have been duly appointed and
qualified as Executors Of the Estate Of John SweY-
er, deceased, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
JACOB sWEYER,
LEWIS SWEYRR,
---.---. SAMUEL SwEYER,
Sept. IA, ls5A4waO H. II. SWEYER.
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ANiuvolcs ogth6 abop6 1gaele ef al esloss in uge
~ from ono quart one o., feeetved q he Dos
ton Book Store. = DsB NUDGE,
Lancaster, July u, 1854
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STACEY HOUSE,

xANESvILIE, OHIO.
ATEw ADDITIONS sge nov being made 70 the f1t=
nture and convenience Of this already FlIEl Clts
Hotel Travslsrs wtu dnd this house decidediy he
most place II zsnssvie, and the pfoPfie
for snareS 10 Mains 70 mako has guests conforable
IN - ara nfhod 70 te above house, elegant BRICK
DRoVE STAAIE1, which go very caphci1ns,
March & ie5t-isn. VIZ. .seSFE PtaprieipF.
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T1 Aslt VA Y ls11 ttl keT 3toqt e7e Ha1ts
IN, ,stzce. DAV10 <ietttK. hc 41dent| fpplonffa
r5 IS Csbsrss krs,4ss. sAil pstac9 1fa lofunrned
ala % ~ ttbalit - fNil
nay no Sebts ok tin earirzctinr.
r. I.nsssIsr, ; zas. slsisSs sftostsa espo5soH.
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Estate of George ID. ShOckley.
NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified Administrator on
the Estate Of GEoRoE D. SHocELEY, late Of Fairfield
county, deceased. C. F. SH4EFFER, -SdIa'tOr.
Lancsstel, september u, ls54-4wl0
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nANuAsFRR FAzErrE.
lChanqc orPrIce.

7erms--one year, in advance, .s2, 90;
at the-expiratioO ofthe year. ss,5 Clubs
Of ten $500; Gibbs OF twenty-five, $50.
Wethink'the following truthful quota.
ton ofthe lancaster Markets sufficient
iustifcatioufO for raising our price of sub
scription.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

EE Hon I'D Fuller, Probate Judge
of Delaware county, died at bis residence
in the townsof d Delaware, or, Saturday last
Pofidysehtery---a disease erwhich, we0uuder-
stand, has recently been quite prevalent
and fatallin' that town.
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SPECIAL ORDINANCE

Providing for the grading and paving OF certain un-
paved portions OF the sidewalks on both sides Of
Second and Columbus Street, and for the excaTA-
toR andpaving of the cutters fronting certain poI-
tons of the side wake on said Second and colaru
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-11

SIGNIFICANT Notonc member Of Congress who
voted for the Nebraska bill, and who was candid
ate before the people for reelection, has yet been
defeated.
y. r Jour. IF Com.
For the best reason in the world-not one of them
dare risk denomination in the free States. Even
the Journal of Commerce must admit that the anti
Nebraska men have done well, when out of eighteen
members of Congress elected since the Nebraska
bill passed, only three sustain the administration
the wings made opposition. It is Significant
Nen Haren J6urhft and Courier
How many members of the Honse from Maine,
ermont and lowa-the only free States where cleo
tions have been held for the next Congress-voted
1or the Nebraska bill Just two viz: Macdonald
OF Maine and Hennof Iowa. Tt is true that neither
OF them consented to be candidate for reelection
but ore OF them (Henn) is succeeded by Nebraskl
democrat, viz: Augustus Hail.
How was it in Missouri and Arkansas, tho only
Congress-? Answer--fve Of the members who voted
ton, and all reelected. One Benton) voted
against the bill, and being candidate for reelection
was beaten out sight by his wing competitor, Ken
net.
The five States above mentioned gave Just ms many
votes FOR the bill against it and the dclegat.
IONS VIII do the same if called to vote on the repeal
Ant-Ne6rask aism, after all its boasts has gained
nothing by the new elections thus far and we doubt
Its chances are any better in the States vet to elect
Nearly all the members from Indiana and Illinois
who voted for the bill have been nominated for re-
ciecuon. N. 7. Jour. Of Com.
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Gbt Standard.
PAIE1GH, WEDNESDAY, OCT. IL, 1854.
THE STATE FAIR.

We made visit day or two since to the Fair
Grounds and found the preparations for the ap-
preaching Fair going forward with as much energy
and on as large scale could be desired. Floral
Hall has been doubled in size the ladies refreshment
saloon has been enlarged, and two large buildings
have been erected-the one the Farmers and the
other the Mechanics Hall. There will be room
enough in all probability, for the various articles on
exhibition.
The tract for trotting horses will also be made
larger than it was last year.
The Committees have been most attentive to their
various duties.
We hope to see at least ten thousand persons in
attendance the occasion.
We are informed, by one of the Executive Com
mittee, that much credit is due to Mr.. John Hutch
ms of this City, for his exertons and personal at
tention in fitting up the Fair Grounds. We under
stand he has devoteOhis entire time to his duties
a member of the Committee of Arrangements for
which he deserves as he will no doubt receive, the
thanks of the Society. -
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PoPrhArIoS OF Kansas. The St Joseph GdEette,
Democratic paper published on the western line Of
Missouri, saysi
Emgrants are pouring into Kansas Many of
them, we learn, are from free States. Missourians
are wide awake; scores of them have gone and are
still going into the Territory. Hundreds, we learn,
are going in from Arkansas and Tennessee Most
of those who settling in Kansas from the western
free States such Indiana and Illinois, are in favor
OF making Kansas slave State. Kentucky too is
turning out her due proportion of emigrants for
Kansas, all of whom in favor Of making it a
Save State. We think there is bit little doubt that
Kansas -eiU be Stare State, while we believe Ne.
braska will be free" 49, : =
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The Hon. Burton CRA1GE who is now here, we
are pleased to find has reganed his health SO much
shattered the latter part Of his soourn at Washing
ton. He has spent the time since the adjournment
of Congress, with his family in Catawba and Burke
counties, whittier they had gone to pass the Summer
MONTHS
Sds Wdtchmda
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'sIl64e9o $s,s47,soo $s1z, 1000

The HODGE WILL CASE. The case Of Executors
of William I. Hodge rs Wesley Hodge, tried at
Wake Superior Court last week, resulted in estab-
fishing the will. Consul for plaintiffs, B. F. Moore
and Q. Busbee for defendant II. W. Miller and G.
". Haywood.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-11

Col. Harvey, of the United States Army, sailed
from New York on Wednesday in the steamer Asia,
for Liverpool, en- route for the Eastern war. If the
in it. we have doubt it would become q little
interesting than it has yet been: He intends,
however to be mere spectator.
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VAig CONGRESSIONAL Nomination.

HIGursrowH, N. j. Oct 5. The whig convcn-
ton of the second congressional district Of New Jer
sey assembled at Hightstown to-day.
Resolutions passed in favor of the principles
of protection and internal Improvements, compl-
menting the whig members of the last Congress for
their fidelity to freedom, and unqualifiedly con-
demnng the repeal CT the Missouri Compromise.
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>, NATIONAL MONUMENT. The contributions to the
Washington Monument from the 4th Of August to
the 9th of September were $2,60292. Expcndi-
lures in the same time, $2,2l9.45..
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MARRIED.

In Wake County, Tuesday night Sd October by j. NJ
Terrell Esq. Mr. " NJ. Scoggn, Of Texas TO- Mrs Marta
Daniel, of Wake ~
City papers please copy =
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The HAVANA CONSULATE. The Washington Star
of Tuesday last says the President has received the
declension of the Havana Consulate by the Ho.
Roger Barton, of Miss, to whom it was not long
since rendered.
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PROPOSALS FOR A LOANTO THE COUN.
u. TY OF CRAXEN...Ln accordance with the nro-

PROPOSALS FOR A LOANTO THE COUN.
visions of Act of Assembly incorporating the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad Company, the Guntyof O
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
In order the instaments which be due and
which may hereafter become due on said subscription, the
said County proposes negotiate loan loans 10 be
cured by the bonds of the County.
BY the order directing the issue of said bonds they will
bear interest at the rate of csntun Gnnn
senann uaHy - the Merchants Bank Of Newbern,
These bonds will be redeeuabe on the first day of july
Thousand eight hundred and seventyor and before
with Ss,unous attached which will render ~
the interest simple and easy.
The security upon which the said bonds will be based
will be the real and taxable polls County Of
Craven The present assessed cQSh rakue real
of the is million hundred and thousand
eight hundred and dollars the nUsn6er Of
trGMe polls is three thulsad five hundred phtywo
Proposals for said loan will be received and all other
information upon this subject will he furnished by
the subscribers, on aPplG Them at Newbern
G GEohSE sf GEEES ra agent: COUNTY sr
Newbern, Sept Il. 1885, 9stf Register viii please copy.
Notice to the Common School Teachers of Wake
TIME COMMON. scG Gooh'Tf fAcuERs III wAks
in the City of!.aloRh Wednesday during the Stats
;, MANY TEACHERS.
Oct. 4th, 1854. s2-
HAIR POSTPoNED.--Op account Of the ex' stencs
Of Yellow Fevcr in Augusta, Ga the Fair Of the Cen
trail Agcu ural Assoc has been postponed the
' ~ DIV. LEWIS, seq
NOTICE.-THE 4TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
% BE- sd of the the & 81 aS ETGss
the I'd day of November next
Raleigh, October g. 1884. ed
WANTED,--A steady and Industrious man, 8 an
w Assistant in Onions Hotel thirty years old
Retech. Oct. 1854 Ss-f
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3Eichi11n JYhjo EOurention,

7tty OOItte8tttO'ef
JACKSON, Mich, Oct. 5. The wing convention at
this place yesterday, adopted resolutions in oppos
ton to the extension of slavery and virtually adopted
the independent Anti Nebraska State ticket
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"a We take the liberty of making the following
extract from letter Of old and esteemed friend,
dated Warren Co., October Sd, 1854:
"Allow me to express my qualification at the mas
terly and independent manner in which you defend
the Democratic platform, which embraces the true
principles gained for us by our ancestors. I have
been supporting those principles thirty forty years
hope you and your copartner will keep down Wing
gerry and this dark ism of the Know Nethings,
which l believe is calculated to undermine and up
set of the vital principles of our best of gov
crnments. have but little while to stay with
you as am now in my 18th year; still am now
writing you without glasses. My old associates
getting scarce in Raleigh; There are there yet Will
liam Peace, William Boylan, and William Hill-the
latter helped to place in the Office he has so long
and so honorably filled. hope the Democrats will
not disturb him long he is capable of transact
ing the business of his office in good credit l am
glad to see my friend B. B. S. tiourishng with
his advertisements in the Standard. hope he will
have to use the yardstick and scissors from morn
ing till night"
The writer of the above is "a man without guile"
and Democrat without fear and above reproach."
lie represented Nash County in the Legislatures of
1909, 1870 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, and
1918.
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FW- We learn that the Granville County Fair
closed on Thursday last The Address, delivered on
that day. by Mr. Reade, of Person, is spoken of as
able and appropriate production.
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UNITED STATES REVENUE PROM CUSTOMS. The rev.
from customs during August, at the eight prn.
cipal ports compared with the month last year.
was as fellows.
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SALISBURY, September 25, 1854.
GENTLEMEN: have had the honor to receive your
letter of late date 1t is perhaps generally under
stood here that the holding any public position,
der ordinary circumstances, would be as little in
cordance with my inclination, as it must certainly
be contrary to my private interees. In respect to
this election have heretofore expressed the opinion
that nasmuch there is political interest in
question, necessity exists why should have
another political contest in the District, and have
not only declared my willingness to cooperate for
the election of any capable person. provided only
his soundness on the vital question of Internal I'm
provements asctrtained, but have far ear
nesty declined all solicitations, in the hope that some
generally acceptable name would be suggested to
represent the District in its important interests.
| have stated to those who have spoken to me, the
impossbillty of my spending any time in the Dis
trict betwee this and the election might perhaps
be expected owing to very urgent engagements else
where, which am not able to neglect
Not, however, having been excused upon these
representations, and since the late nomination has
been strongly urged upon me in terms more atter
ing than your letter dictated chiefly by personal
partality as we'll by many private solicitations,
based upon representations hard to resist, all of
which do me much honor, it seems scarcely left
within my discretion to refuse what in our Repub-
lie becomes the duty of any citizen on the demand
of the people, without subjecting myself to grave
censure and to the liability of being regarded
tremely selfish.
In this view of the case I cannot feel justified in
refusing to leave the matter in the hands of my
friends. If, therefore, the people of Rowan and Da
vie, to whom have been 'long enough known to
render any explanation ofmy opinions unnecessary,
think proper to require my services in the Legisla
ture, should do what might be within my ability
for the District and the State.
am gentlemen very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
CHAs. F. FISHER
To Messrs. Jacob Correll, William Ovcrman, j. NJ.
Brown and others.
Mr.. c. l. Partee, of Rowan, has been nominated, ,.
and has accepted, in opposition to Mr.. Fisher. -
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The NntjonoZ R1by Sho,

CINC1NSATI, Oct. 5. The national baby show took
place at Springfield, Ohio to-day, and attracted
immense concourse of visitors. There one
hundred and twenty babies entered for the premiums
letter from Fanny Fern was read for the ediica-
ton of all concerned. -
=. Letters also received from Mrs Swishem,-
Mrs. Mott; and Horace Greeley.
Mrs. Mott thought the black babies should be ad-
mitted
Among the exhibitors was old woman who came
with her seventeenth child. She claimed premium
on that ground: