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GaIe'gapbit
Ifrom the Charleston Courier.
New Orleans Penitentiary Partly Des.

New Orleans Penitentiary Partly Des.
troyed.
New ORLEANS, June 2.-The east vino
Of the New Orleans Penitentiary has been
destroyed by fire. Loss 100000 Nine
prisoners escaped.
New Orleans Municipal Election.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-The Ameri-
can candidate for Mayor is elected by over
two thousand majority. The whole tick.
ct is elected except two Council mea.-
Ireagnier, Clerk ofthe First District Court
was shot and stabbed by the Sicilian gang
in the Eleventh Precinct. Three SiciIians
were killed. Other fights with shooting
and stabbing took place throughout the
day. No others were killed.
Washington Municipal Election.
WAsHIsGros, June 3.-At the NUM-
cipial clect'cs 10 dsy there was con.idera.
bic lighting and many were injured.
Connecticut Election for U, 8. Sena tor.
New HAVEN, June 4.-The Legislature
OF this State has elected Mr., Dixon, Amer.
lean Republican, as U. S. Senator rice Mr..
Toucey.
Washington Municipal Election.
WASHINGTON June 4.-Wm. B. Ma.
grdder, Esq, the Anti-Know Nothing, or
Union Candidate, has been elected Mayor
OF this city. The American party, howeY-
er, have a majority in the Councils.
Shocking Affair.
CiScisSAII, June 5.
Last night shocking affair occurred in
front oi the Burnet House. Geo. i. Bu-
ell, editor of tho Democratic Review. at
Washington, made speech in front Of
tic holet denounciny the Know Nothincs
and Atolitionlsts,"hen he was interrupted
10y an individual in the crowd and tinaiIy
they came 10 blows; in the melee Buell.
was stabbed in the back with a knife.
which penetrating 10 his lungs, Inflicted n
dangerous wound. Ills condition this
morning Is cri,ical-Lleeding internally.
From Kansas.
Sr. Louis, June Z.
hdvices from Kansas state that Marsl,.
al donaldson and Z men had been killed
" tho Freesoilers in u conflict, and seys.
RAJ Of the Marsha's posse had been wouu.
ded-oIhers Of the Marshal's posse were
also attacked aud severely injured
Twenty hive of Buiord's men had pono 70
their assistance A fight had occ,rr.d
between Capt. PATHS men and scme Alb.
oi,t'onists near Black Jacks, IN which 0
AIoI't'onlsts and Is pro.slsvery men had
been killed. Disorder reirns.
New York Markets
NEw ioRK, June 5.-Co,,on is buoy.
ant, and 1900 bales were sold at lie. to,
Middling Orleans, and 10 3-4c. per 10. 70,
Niddling Uplauds. Other articles ~sr.
unchanged.
New Orleans Marketa
NEw ORLEANS, June 5.-Prior to ,h,
reception OF The Nlagars's aJviJe. 5000
bales OF Cotton were sold. The effect O
her news, however, is undeveloped an,
prices are unchanged. Fork has down
ward tendency.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines
&c., 30

Are received every week--among the
latest are a fresh sHpply OF Citrate q Mag
nesia, Tarrants Seltzer and Apcrient, Coke 3
Sparkling Geletinc, Clevcland's Cologne on
draught BALM OF A THOU SAND
FLOWERS, Rock Potash in Cans. with full
directions for making hard and soft SOAP.
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c III f S 7 L T.
Carriage FACTORY.

o@y> The undersigned is now pre-.
SAE pared to manufacture, at his
SX---NewE Establishment in Chester.
Vile, I'll kinds of CARRIAGES. adapted
to our rough and hilly eouktry, aad of the
best Materials. He would suggest. ny al.
most every man in the up.country is more
or less Judge Of timber, before you bus
or order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and wee what sort of Lumber the
baildcr has and in what condition it is kept
The Carriage Maker snay lie, Boast or
Binster as much as he pleases, but the grand
secret of carriage. making lies in the LUM-
BER-pilc.
To buy cheap Negro, Horse OF Car.
riage, is 10 verify the Old adagc: PENN
,oise and Pound foolish. Give me fair price
for my werk, and then if il is not made
right, hold me responsible.
III il were not for Paint, Putty and Cine,
What would we poor Carriage Makers dos
T.. F. HOIST.
Chester Jan. 81, 1855 49-tc
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CLEyELAND,S

Original Prize Medal Cologne wnter
in Pant Bottles, Prentiss' Toilet Powder,
Gowiand's Lotion, Lyons Kathairon, Barry 3
Tricasserous, Hauers Eau Lustral, &c,
81. Just received at
j. L. DEHAY'S.
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HYM MENEAL.

MARRIED, on the 10th OF April ,sss. nv
mey u. !: Robinson, Dc. ALFRED CRA-
vEN. OF .YorkyilIe. 20 Miss CORNEIIA
MITTAG, Of this place
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MR.. EDITOR: Please announce Mr.. GEO.
McC. WlTHERSpOON ns n candidate for
Senate at the next election.
., MANY FRIENDS
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

MIR. EDIroR:-Plcase announce Mr.. p. r..
HAMMOND as candidate for the State
Senate at the next election and oblige
MANY VOTERS
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CHEAP READING.

JUST received diroct from tho publishers
the following new and popular books.
Kate Weston, or to will and ia do, The
Hunters Feast by Mayne Reid, Godfrey
MoEcton or the Failh,ess Guardian, Awful
Disclosures by Maria Monk, Scenes in the
Practice Of New York Surgeon--The
Lime Kiln Man, 25 cts, The Know Moth.
ing Almanac, also Charles Dickens Novels,
D'lsrnelfs, Bulwcrs, Maryatts, Mrs. South
wortb's, II. 5. Arthur's, Levers. and large
assortment of other kinds. These books
will be sold at Charleston prices. For sale
at the Printing Ofliee.
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CuARLEsToN, June 2, 1856.
CorroS.-Wc have altered our Q qnotn,ions
to agree with the state of the marx ct dav.
and now quote as the current rates: Ordi.
nary to Good Ordinary si a 81 cents, Low
to Strict Middling 10 l0i cents. Good
Middi'ng ioi loi cents, Middling Fair
IL n lit cents.
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Wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for wi1h We will
pay "for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or l2t
cents in trade, "for Green HIDES" We will
PaJ 8 cents per 10. We do no, limit the
quantity. We will take all we can get nj
above rates. MAGILL g. CAUIHEN.
June ilth, iS5S- iT-tf
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Late Arrivals.

The subscriber has just received an addi-
tonal supply Of
Domestic and Fancy Goods,
consisting Of every article usually called for;
and some excellent Patterns Of Dry Goods
nerer before shOon IN ihis Market. lie will
sell rs
Low rs THE LOWEST,
and respectfully solicits his friends TO call
and examine his Stock before purchasing
elsewhere. J. B. COUSART.
June 18th, 1856. 1881.
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JACKSON LODGE, No, 53
BROTHER j. ID. WYLFE.
HANGING ROCK
MINERAL SPRINGS

This Watering place, situated in Lancaster
District, on the lond from Camden to Lancaster
viLlc, near that great natural curiositv--the
hanging Rock, and near the Hanging Rock
Battle Ground Of the Revolution, will be opened
for the reception of Visitors on the lst Juiy,
1886. The properties OF the Water are sui.
Phur, magncsia and iron. They have, in many
cases, afforded great relief, and effected pcrna.
nent cures.
The Springs are - miles from Camden, and
the Stage passes by from Camdcn every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday; and Ii miles
from Lancastcrvillc, and the Stage passes by,
from the latter place, every TUESDAY, Thursday
and Saturday. The ncighborhood is a delcli-
iul one, and very healthy, astording an abund.
ance of choice fruit
Every attention will be given. The fare shall
not only dc the best the market affords" IN,
Whatever siits thc taste and sppc:itc af ever,
Visitor. The Springs pili be under the imn!c
date supctinterhcmcc OF
MEf. A. u. BELDON IL LADY,
who will spare no pains to make every Visitql
| feel at ease and NJ home. will. however. b,
there every day, giving my assistance also.
Board will be reasonable, no complaint shall
! made at the bill.
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
May 2Sth, 1886. l5-tf
eG- The Camden Journal, Sumter Watch
| man, Carolina Times and Charleston Mercury
| will insert weekly until the lst August, and for
ward Bills to me at Hanging Rock Post Office
Lancaster District, s. &.
JAMES II. INGRAM.
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TIE MARKETS

COLUMBIA, June 7, 1856
The cotton rarkct for the rast two dnys
has been dull and declining, and prices are
full cent lower than they were in the early
part "f the week. We now quote 8 to 10
cents extremes
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Hides Wanted.

On mn LBS. DRY HIDES wanted, for
SV'UUU which 10 cents in cash, or l2i
cents in goods will be paid.
HASSELTlNE & CURETON.
June 3, 1856. l6tt.
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For Sale.

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant Hill, nine
miles Sonth Of Lancaster, on the Camden
road. MAGII.I. g. CAUTUEN.
June 18th, 1856. i7tf
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AGUE, CHILL FEVER. &c.
DR.. Shallenberger's Antidote to

Malaria,
Is speedy, safe and radical cure for Fever
and Aguc, Chill Fever, Intermittent O, Bill
lious Kcmittcnt Fever, Dumb Ague, and all
other torlns of disease having Malarious
origin. II is n remedy based on entirely
new principles, cllccIing cure by neutral.
iziIg the malarious poison in the system,
without any Of the unpleasant and Injurious
consequences which follow the use of Ars-
enic, Quinine and other agents in general
use.
IL ReSer fails TO cure The most obstnate
case @llep taken ~ directed. il cures i'm.
mcdiatcly rarely will the patient have more
than one attack after the first dose-oitcn
not even that. 1t is an cficctual preventive
neutralizing the maIarous poison in the sys-
TEN, thus avcrtng the consequences.
IL contains nothing in the least degree IN
Jnrious to the system under any eircumstmI-
ces, and may be administered with perfect
salty 10 the most delicate inf,nt. For Ger.
tihcatcs and further particulars, see pamph.
lets to I've had Of the Agents. Wholesale
and retail Agent.
DR.. +. l.. ZEMp.
Camden, s. C., May il, Ia
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New Orleans Markets

Nkw ORLEANS, June 5.-Prior to the
reception OF The NIagars's aJvide. 5000
bales OF Cotton were sold. The effect OF
her news, however, is undeveloped aud
prices are unchanged. Fork has down.
ward tendency.
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce DR.. w.
Z. CAUTHEN as n candidate for re-elec.
ton to the Legislature, ar d oblige his
FRIENDS
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Jops c. Srcaxsr, CLERK.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,

We are authorized aud requested to an-
nounce ]. WILLIAMS, Esq. as a candidate
for the Legislature, at the next e'eciion, by
his NUMEROIlS FRIENDS
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FOR SHERIFF.

MIR. EDITOR Please announce JOHN
Il. WELSH, as candidate for Sheriff at
the next election, and obhgc his friends.
Mr.. EDiroR Please announce Mr.. X. G.
Billings as a candidate for Sheriff at the next
election, and oblige, MANY FRIENDS.
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John Harman, hourishing farmer, re-
siding near Sidney, Ohio, committed suicide
on the 231, by shooting himself
Mr. P. X. Frazier, of the firm Of Beat
tie & Frazier, -four merchants in Cincinnati,
committed suicide, on Wednesday last.
Here is Dean swifts recipe for courtship and
its consequences;--
Two or three dears and two three sweets;
Two three balls and two or three treas
Two or three serenades given as lure
Two or three oaths how much they endure
Two or three messages sent in'one day;
Two or three soft speeches made by the way;
Two or three tickets for two thr0e times;
Two or three love letters written in rhymes
Two or three months Keeping strict to these rules,
Can never fail in making--a couple of fools.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


tri,a,. ,o,,r IA ~ - -. w - - bO'
i .sy ns, on w more thlh Blye temporary relief
~ ~ 1,fsI} p} S H Us because they dop tonch the
t;iii 80 ~ Wy Gsease lhe Cal USE OF AL ague and
~ m w 11eS ~ % 'ie u,noSlhe'lc poison called Mas
,u y, @ M Neur"Ae ltis poison ny IT'S natural
Si,u m 'ie'es caused ey disappears nt once
Nuou9s e,ol a.u que cure Is TINS Anndote to- Ma
Ti u.,i 1t IS peilecty harmless medicine
iS & oercIe o ue tGieurated chemls D. H. Chiffon
t Wv 20 Srh !" ,ls eeci Is attached to every bottles
HtLioie Ii' n i. !. US "o sIuu II ean 90 no harn
Ha Is iore tau can pe sald OF puinme' Arsenic or
"I tno III eksece as tner use rs runous to the con-
Se.u'a' @ anu oIlngs on puMb H. which never al
TO- a. ~ se1i n wen lol single moment
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8.s- Judge Peck who was nominated by the
recent Anne, ,ican Convention of this State for
Supreme Judge. declines being candidate
es- Lsayenwort,, is surrounded by picket
guard, and no one is permitted to leave Or en-
ter the place.
Gs3- The radical abolition, SITS nave nominated
Gerrit Smith for President, ana eamuel Mcfar-
land, of Pa, for Vice President.
aas- Judge Convers, OF the Suprc' me ooutt,
has resigned in consequence of continued Ill
health, and Judge Hoadley of Cincinnat.' has
been appointed to fill his place.
Gs- The Legislature of New Hampshire has
elected Ralph Metcalf, Republican, Governor
of that State How does Pierce like that?
ae- The Ameican State Convention Of Rhode
Island, repudiated Fillmore and Donelson by
vote of 81 to 20.
-Areport from Washington says Fillmore
declines being candidate on the American
ticket, and that he advises united action on
the part of northern men.
1t is said, del cation is on its way from
Salt lake city, bringi 'g State Constitution Tor
Utah, aad seeking its Omission into the Union
The Educational Association OF north
western Ohio, will hold its first annual meet =;
ing at Defiance, on Frda V and Saturday inc
Goth and efst inst
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.

DAILY BOAT BETWEEN PERRYsBuRG AND
TOLEDO. The steamer SWIFT, Capt. Hall,
will make daily trips between Toledo, Perrys-
burg, and Maumee City during the present
season. This is new boat, light, an | well
arranged for the field of labor assigned her.
She made her first trip yesterday, and here
after will leave for Toledo at half past seven
O'Clock, A, M, and return at six in the evening,
staying over night in this port, which will af-
ford our citizens fine opportunity for occa-
sional moonlight excursions. Captain H. and
his crew will be found just the persons to
take charge Of the travelling public. The
unaccommodsting railroad can now go beyond
this place for its passengers. Let us give
Capt. Hall substantial token of our appro
val of this enterprise.
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In Camden, Maine, the I'd inst, by Rev. George
L. Slatterly ofSt Thomas Church, j. s. HULL,
merchant of Maumee City and Miss CARRIE b., Sec
ond daughter of c. g. BACHELDER, Esq of the former
place
Loves leaps are unaccountHble. County and State
lines can no more confde it than they the Missouri
voters vet it is all accounted for on the principles of
attraction, for
"Attraction is curious power,
That understand;
Its influence is everywhere,
In water, air, and land
ltoperates on everything
The sea, the tide the weather;
1t brings the close, smack up,
And binds them fast together"
More than that
''Love is pretty.
Love is witty,
Love is charming whilst it's news
But ii soon grows old
And wakes cold,
And fades away like the morning dew"
We object to the last clause Mr.. Poet but the first
good enough to overbalance it, Age is with love as
repeated storms are to the forest treche bark may get
rough and nseemy, hut it cny 0'ords thicker coat
ing to warm interior, and it yearly takes deeper root
So may It be with this happy pair When the tender
flowers IF the honeymoon shall lose their lustre, ana
the rumhes in elysium fields lose their wonted charm
then NAV they cultivate those olive branches OF mutual
affection and pleasure. nothing intervening to mar the
tranquility of their voyage through the ebbinss and
howings of Iife's restless current.
Many thanks for the nice vest pattern.
On the 9th inst by j. Chappel, J . P, Mr.. AXTnowY
DuQuET and Miss ISABELLA kENoN MI OF this county.
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ON the 2sh day of June 1886 al O'Clock in the after
Nnoon, at the door of the COrrt House in Perrys-
burg Wood county, Ohio, will he sold to the highest
bidder the interest Of Luman Bushnell, deceased in
the following real estate, to wit lot number one, ~
section sixteen, lGl township FIVE (5) north of range
twelve l2) east containing forty 2Sl00 acres more or
less subject to the dover of the widow. Said prem
ises appraised at $32j,OO Terms of sale made known
on the day Of sale.
ELIZABETH A. BUSHNELL, Adm'rX.
MEFFoRD uoLLERBECK, Attys,
May 23, 1s56.--2w4$l sS
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PROPOSALS will be received by The subscriber un-
L Ill July 1856 for building School House in Sub
District No. said house to be frame building. 2Ort
by 80 and be completed by the first of October 1856
Proposals will also be received until July l. 1856 for
taking down and rebuilding the School House in Sub
District No said house TO be 90 by 80 it. The brick
benches doors &c. of the old house be used for the
new. Also 10 be finished by the FIRST of October 1856
Plans and specifications can be seen by calling on the
subscriber. By order of the Board of Education.
F.R. MILLER, Clerk,
Perrysburg, May II, ls50--lw7.
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THE Fur TRADE.-Everybody are aware
that Julius Blnn, Esq has been engaged in
the fur trade, while few are apprised of the
extent to which his operations have been car
ried. The business has been gradually in
creasihg for several years until it has reached
point that gives it much prominence in the
interests of our place. The furs packed this
year will amonnt to mole than $40, ,0o0-be-
ing an amount twenty times greater than the
wheat crop of the entire county for 1855
The distribution Of that amount Of money
among the peop is Of no fita- impor.ooac,
and Mr. 2. Is euti,d TO much credit foT Che
en.etprlse manifested in building up this
Lmpul.aal Iotereat
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The statistical tables OF mortality shows reduction
in this country of the proportion of deaths from Pulmo-
nary diseases Doct Aver attributes this result to the
effect of his Cherry rectora lie also asserts that the
cures from his Cathartic ps give to believe
they will they into general use materially
reduce the mortality from th Sc particular diseases for
which they are designed. From what we know of his
preparations we think he has grounds for his claims.
and if he has it is attainment of which an Emperor
might be proud Rarely ever is it permitted any one
know tat his skill is besowns health and life TO the
mnsse9 of lis fellow men
such u reflection is worth working for, even though
he had only the reelection for his rewnrd.-SPrng field
Da.Y Courier.
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eyShe grocery and residence Of Mr.
Belts, of Maumee city, Were entirely dersroy
ed by fire early on monday morning last. 1t
occurred while the family were yet asleep,
and they barely escaped with their lives
some of them without their clothing. But
for the presence of mind and extraordinary
efforts of Mr,Lsngenderfer, little child left in
.r- hou-e by the family would have perished
Nj. B. hal just been replenishing his stock
If .,oods aud household furniture There
was no insurance on the property, and the
origin Of the fire is yet a mystery.
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aB~ Every thing, nowadays. must either he
'h5 ri~h, Kind Of metal or appear to be 80 :
Therefore those who, like US, cannot afford a
gold pen. will find brass one to serve in It's
stead, and thcycat be had at the Drug store ci
ofPetk s NumiItOn.
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VnlunhIe Faym for SoIc,

M ofer for sale, very reasonable terms ri YER
w tract 80, containing 1871 acres river tract So
containing 1916 acres and the half of south west
quarter Of section H. in town g. us r.. containing so
acres all in Wood county All this land lies in body
within about miles of Perrysburg The farm is we'll
watered, and has upon it fine orchard and over 200
acres of well improved land the greater part of which
is bottom land OF the very best quality. For terms in
quire Of MURRAY A Dop0E.
Nov. IL, 1S5j--27H
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La wood County Oommon Plens,

Michael Myers, Administrator nf the estate of John
Myers, decd. VS.: George H. Myers.
TEHE defendant, George II Myers, of the State of
Iowa, is hereby notified that Michael Myers, admin
rltor of the estate of John Myers late of Wood
IT, Ohio, deceased, did, the 18th day of May 1856
file his petition in the court of Common Pleas, within
and for said county of Wood and State of Ohio against
the said George H. Myers defendant setting forth that
said defendant the 9TH day of September 1854 gave
his certain duebil in writing to John Myers for the
sum of $3.50 so, with interest thereon from the date
thereof; also, that said defendant made his certain 9th
instrument in writing, wherein he promised to pay
Charles NantiAe for the of John Myers, the of
one hundred dollars with interest from March, 1851
Said defendant will also take notice that attachment
issued the 2ith day of May 1856 against defend
ant, on the of w section 26 town 5, range |,
so acres being in Wood county Ohio and the said de-
PENDANT is notified that he is required appear and
swer said petition before the 23d day of August
1885, and in default judgment will be taken for the
sum of $3.50 s0 with interest $239 so from Septem-
Der g. 1854, and interest 500 from March, 1885, and
that said land viii be sold to satisfy snid debt.
PRICE 81 JEFFERSON, Pitts. Attys
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CO. w. d. Lamb proprietor of the New
Hotel at Geud, throws open his doors on
the 4th to the young people who have desire to
" trip" the light fantastic toe.
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c~3-Ta consequence of the continued i'll health
of the county Recorder, Mr.. Jairus Curtis, Syl-
vanus Hatch, ESQ Of Plain township, has been
drputizcd to perform the duties OF said othce'-
Mr.. II. is in every1s pact competent 20 fill the
post with credit to himself aal satisfaction TO
the people.