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The Placer herald., 1856-08-23
Democratic County Convention

According to previous notice, the Democratic
Central Committee met in Auburn, Friday, July
25th, 1856. Present full committee.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolped, That Democratic County Conven-
ton be called to assemble at Auburn on FRIDAY,
the 5th day of SEPTEMBER next, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the office OF Senator,
four members of Assembly, Sheriff, County Clerk,
Treasurer Prosecuting Attorney County As
SCISSOR. Surveyor Coroner, and Public Ad-
minstrator and such other officers as are required
by law, and Thirteen delegates to the State Con-
vention.
The County Central Committee suggests that
the Democracy of the respective precincts hold
their primary meetings to elect delegates to the
County Convention on Saturday, August 3Oth,
1856.
Town,hip No. l.
Desert Road Beals Bar 8
Dry Creek Carrolton
Gait House Dotan's Bar 3
Township No. 2.
Cox's Ranch Gold Hill
Se,n;o Sewtowe ,nos ophir
Township No. 8.
Manhattan Bar Wells Precinct
Rattlesnake Christian Valley
Auburn
Township No 4.
Bradshaw's Bar Dutch Flat
Lisbon Mountain Springs 2
Oregon Bar Shelving Rock 2
Barnes Bar 2 Blue Canon z
Illnoistown
ToWnship No. s.
Grizzly Bear House Todds Valley 3
Poverty Bar 3 Yankee Jim
Smiths Ranch Forest Hill 2
Township No. 6.
Sarahsvile Stony Bar 4
Michigan Bluff Ell Dorado Bar 2
Strongs Diggings 2
Township No. 7.
Mineral Bar 2 Ford's Bar 2
Iowa Hill Green Valley
Wisconsin Hill 3 Humbug
70wnship No. 8.
Canada Hill 3 Last Chance
T0acnship No. 9.
Horse Shoe Bar Stuart House
Franklin House New Castle
Pine Grove
The proceedings we're ordered published in the
Placer Herald.
On motion, the committee adjourned.
JOSEPH WALKUP. Chairman,
B. T. MFREs, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

Shasta says the Courier, has this season
suffered a good deal from violent fevers and
accounts for it by the prevalence of the
Southern winds conveying the miasma of the
Valley to that favored locality.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23
For Senator, sh.
II. FITZ SIMMONS, subject to the actono u w.
Democratic County Convention.
August 23d.-2t
Independent Candidate for Sherln'

JAMES B. CRAWFORD, takes this meesHdd mees;d,ts
announce himself as an Independent Oanu'D'
for Sheriff of Placer county
August g. 1856.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

The German Expedition" has been recoe
nized by Gen. Comonfort.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

ES- The democracy of Sarahsylle pre-
cinct have organized a democratic club.
We have not yet received list of the officers
We wish some friend would send us one.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

BRIDGE Stock FOR SALE.-In another
column will be found an advertisement Of
Bridge Stock for sale. 1t is good chance
for any person who wishes to invest in good
paying stock.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

Sailed RArs.-We gather from the follow
ing paragraph in the Friend of India, says
the China Mail Of June goth, that a new ar
tcle Of traffic is about to be introduced into
the China Market from India, viz: salted rats
The genius with whom the idea originated,
it is said, is sanguine of success: so much so
that he considers himself already son the fair
road to fortune" The speculation deserves
snccess, ifnothing else than its originality,
We have not as yet, hoover, observed the
price that rules in Whampoa and Canton
commodity quoted in any of the merchants
circulars, though it will doubtless soon find
its place in them as regular article of i'm
port.
A correspondent of the Citizen writing
from Kurrachee, declares that he is deter
mined to export 120, 900 salted rats to China.
The Chinese eat rats, and he thinks they
may sell. He sals: II have to pay one pice
Dozen and sailing, pressing and packing in
casks, raises the price to six pice doxen;
and if succeeded in obtaining anything like
the price that rules in Whampoa and Canton
for corn grown rats, my fortune is made or
rather vii! be on the fair road to it, and
will open fair field of enterprise to India"
Friend of China, april "a
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

OUT AGAINST OsTRACIsM.-Ihe Mountain
Democrat has pronounced against the pro-
scriptive policy of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club of San Francisco. The Editor
gives his reasons at length in an article, re-
plete with sensible arguments.
Let the conservative men of the party
speak out, and the impolitic move, will find
but very few supporters anywhere.
CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Ou readers will find Placer
sensible letter written with sprightlness and
taste.
Our friend the poet, by practice might become
perfect We can only find room for the closing
verse of "The Dissipated Miners dying words"
We notify the reader that the dying man is de-
ccived, broken hearted husband, and is supposed
to be bitter in his feelings towards the softer sex,
Here is the extract:
"You curse them and quit them and try to for
get them
But don't do as have done, add to bad worse
Take to gambling and drinking to keep you from
thinking
And die now like me poor miserable cuss'
The stars shine out in brilliant suggestions to
the followers of Col. Fremont.
The Legend of the Horse Shoes" will appear
next week
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

FoR THE UN1oN.-We have preferences,
and strong ones. and we do not hesitate to say
that they are for the Union, and against pro-
scription for either mans country or his re-
ligion. How an American can bring himself
to such forgetfulness of the great elements
which distinguish the Constitution OF his
country from all others, and which has been
its pride and boast for over the last century,
is to us strange and fruitful question OF IN
quiry. Why should men of the same race,
because one was born on the hills Of New
Hampshire and the other amid the green sa-
vannahs of the South, be foes upon question
which the wisest men do not know how to
dispose of? The subject discussed, would
occupy a volume, and yet to our vision 1T IS
enclosed in nut she'll There are certain
of the most vituperative, and yet most worth
less of the clerical profession, combined with
local time-serving politicians, who by this agi-
tation make their bread. Well, so goes the
world, in this respect, and we cannot help 1t
it has Arrays gone so, and how often, or
howsoever they may call up these troubled
questions, we can easily discern that they are
mere bats thrown out for the purpose of
catching gudgeons in their political net. In
every age of the world such connections have
agitated it, and no man who reads the Die
tionary of Theology, or Lemprieri's Classical
Dictionary, but will learn from the pages-in
bref-how long lefore they were born, even
more trivial sui bjects than electing President
or choosing Pontitf, agitated whole en-
pre- Sacramento Age.
Eg-The only public act originated by FIRE.
montwhile in the Senate, was a proposition to
lease out the mines-to make the miners pay
for the privilege of working their claims. He
failed in this, and as a legislator sunk into
insignifcense. Since then, he has been en-
deavoring to lease out the mines of Mariposa.
Could he succeed in making the miners pay
for the privileges of working their claims, and
succeed in the present contest, he would have
an income and a title that ought to satisfy the
most ambitious. Should the miners vote for
Fremont, they would be supporting man
who desired to tax them for what they are
now enjoying without money and without
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23
THE PLACER HERALD.
AGENTS.

GARDNER & KIRK, Sacramento, at their Book
Store, Post Office Block.
THOMAS BoYcE, San Francisco, No. 81 Merchant
street
WELLS FARGO & CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
County,. Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip-
tions to the Herald, left at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to us.
ME- KEATING,.............. Secret Ravne.
A. B. BIRD, ...........,..,.....I odds Valley.
PHILIP SToNER, ,...............Michig gan Bluff.
JOHN MNALLY, Y,.............,.....I .Illnostown.
Z. L. BRADLEY, ,.......... Dutch Flat.
THOMAS WOODS, Rattlesnake Bar.
D. B. CURTIS, .........................Op Ophir.
E. MANDEL ................... ...... Gold Hill.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

Those isolated instances Of desertion" are
a little annoying to the Editor, particularly
when they carry off the Vice President of
their County Council and State Senator.
A list Of the daily accession to their ranks
would be quite interesting to the public.
The converts keep so quiet about it, that
no one else has heard of it, but our neigh
Dor.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

We have not as yet heard of a single can
didate for office on the American side-the
wild hunt is all confirmed to the unterri-
fed democracy. Placer Press.
Better send for Gen. Williams and Mr.
Selleck; perhaps they might consent to sacri
fee themselves again for love of the Ameri-
can people
The Placer herald., 1856-08-23

We carried this county last fall by ma
jority of over eight hundred votes. The few
isolated instances of desertion from our ranks
90 but little way towards reducing that num-
ber, and the daily accessons to our ranks,
of those who opposed us last year, bids fair
to mako it still greater this fall.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

COMMERCIAL HOrEL MEMPHrs.-AmOng the fn-
est features Of our American development our
hotels are not the least prominent. A few Grabbed
European travellers, it is true, have dealt with
them in dsParaging strain, but with our own Peo-
pie as well as the well bred and sensible portion OF
foreign tourists they looked upon as among the
finest 10 the world. The hotels in some Of our
Western cities though on far less expensive and
less magnificent scale than those in the larger
cities Oe the Union are still moet excellent houS
ses, combining elegance, taste, ease and aceommo-
dation. OF this class the Commercial Hotel in
Memphis ranks dsservedly high, Those who have
tried il represent il a house which is admirably
conducted. 1t is kept by D. COchrel, who has a
large experience 10 the business.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

A Nd CHTLDREVS' CLOTHING made to order In the
n latest style, BY MRS REATH. corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets, opposite the Nsrandah. oct Ina
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny TnE NATrOyAL LINE.


LoU1svlLIr, Nov. s-New jersey is conceded
r Buchanan by large majority. but Newell, Rep.
e governor is elected by 1900 majority.
WAsHINGros, Nov g. Arrangements are already
progress for the reorganization of an editorial
rec OF the Union newspaper 1t is contemplated
have one editor from the North aud the other
ON the South, ia view Of BRchanan's Administra-
on.
Maryland, ell the counties have been heard from
Icept Somerset and Observation-Disclosures 300
u Those counties gave 100 American majority
st esr.
In Crawford coz nty Pa Fremont's majority is
$50
KENTUCKY-Buchansn's majority viii be from 8
> l0,0O0-In 81 counties the Dem. gain TOO.
HARRIsBURG, Eov. THE official vote is as
.lows:-Fusion ga, Buchanan 1908 Fillmore
6. The Fusion vote was divided follOws:-
3 emont l,6l4, Fillmore 1880, The majority for
&c Fusion ticket is SCI.
NORTHAMPTON CoUNrY-Bucssnan $3.50, Fill
20 ore l,l94, Fremont fusion !, l67, Fillmore flu
{ on 645.
RIcHNoSD, VA, Nov. 7.-Garret (dem. is elect
' 10 the first Congressional district TO supply the
.cancy caused by the death Of Thos. II Bailey.
ILLINOIS has gone Republican by 10, OOO Six
epubhcsn and two Democrat congressman are
scted, and one doubtful
Kentucky Democratic by 10000.
New YoRK-An the counties have been heard
Jm but 7-Fremont's plurality is $4,000.
BALTIMORE. Nov THE Manufacturers and
echaDic's Bank of Georgia, has failed
NEw YORK, Nov. 7, nOon--Four steady State
25a6 40; Southern LOAF 20; Wheat steady;
ID 4. Auli
,rd quiet; Risky quiet 30
PIrrsBURG, Nov. Z, noon.-River 90 inches wa
in the channhl by the metal mark and falling
owIy Weather cloudy and with some appear
zee Of rain.
LoUIsVILL, Nov. THE river is about on stand
p. it'll feet water in the canal.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

CRooKER's MILLINERY E-TABLIsHMENT.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day Of tie above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very Dice as well as to be in
fashion (Is nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and tine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Croker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, OF every style and quality. The stock
of bounet7, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities OF these variousstyles
Of goods are indeed superb, surprising any
thing we have ever seen The bonnets, par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that iue ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. Q. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring 20 purchase will do well to examine
his stock-tf
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

BE not e,eived by base limitations. HEGEIAN, CLARK
& cos GENUINE con LIVER OIL, never disappo nts
and nine years experience has proved superior to all
Others aud he only reliable cur fer CONSUMPTION.
there's great dei Of pui ious oil in the market adu
teraed with seal oil, whale OIL &C. &C., too much
not be taken to procure thu Genuine.
Our Oil is made at factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful
get HEGFNAE, CLARK Co, for since the death Of M
RUsBroE late partner there has been article intro
ducrd called Rushton's which in way connected with
r. c. a Co., or II. G Co.
sold by J. G. Brown, Ewin Bros and by Druggists gen.
orally oct2I-3m
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SnarD,s RiHes.

Alb spor,men who IN want Of good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game, Deer, &c. are in
cal the Of Fan and Cunningh IN, No. Al
1bhc Square, and examine "sharp's Patent sporting Re
valet pdy Of Frng, accuracy Of aim, and length Of
range superior any invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun introduced construction
exceedingly simple tha it is not liable to get out
oforder" than the common Kentucky Rife.
Y. c. have also a few Shot Guns made the Pa
t,nl iyl6-6m.
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The Art of Diving Human Hair

It is but imperecty understood by those who make
the geatest preeuions. The Of the popular Hair
Dyes of Il day may, for the time the hair
to be ucceedef by furnished green other unsghy ap
pesrance. Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown which neither sunshine
nish in the least: and to make douby
his agents authorized to REFUND the money the
pereci satisfaction given. Prices so cts 81 90 and
II 80 per Inventor, w. BOYLE, Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

WITTY PLAYER "A celebrated comedian ar.
ranged with his grocer, one Berry, 20 pay him
quarterly; but the grocer sent in his account long
before the quarter due. The comedian, in great
wrath, called upon the grocer, and, laboring under
the impression that his credit was doubted, ssid:
IL say, here's pretty muL Berry; you have sent
in your Bill Berry, before it il due, Berry. Your
father, the elder Berry, would DOT have been such a
90 ST. b nv; but you need not look d,ck, Berry,
for dou'I care ardC, B Try, and -han't pay you
till ChistmdS Berry Anglo Sdron."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

THEArRE-rozer had a rousing benefit last
night, notwith landing the inclenenoy Of the
weather. The plays were well performed and
the audience was highly delighted with the
entertainment. At he conclusion Of the first
piece Mr.. T. was presented with fine Gold
Watch and Chain 10y his friends ia this city.
Tonight is the lat representation Of The
Lonely Man Of tie Ocean, aud We advise al
who have not seen this admirable piece 20 20
by all means. The entertainment concludes
with the very amusing fares OF Lehd as nee
l0hiLLinas.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

TENNESSEE LITERARY SoCIETY.-A meeting for
the purpose of permanently organizing thia Society
for the coming winter, wi be held this evening at
the Office of J. A NcCampbell, on Cherry street.
Let there be a full attendance of young men who
desire to avail themselves of the benefit to be de-
rived from becoming an active member of the So.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

az Suspension Bridge is to be built across
the Mississippi at St Louis Missouri, TO be eighty
four feet above high water mark, and more than 4
mile in length. The greatest distance between
towers will be one thoussnd eight hundred feet,
aud the foundatian of some of the towers will be
sixty feet below the surface of low water mark.
Mr. J. W Basel. of Rochester, New York, has
received the appointment of engineer. The bridge
is expected not to cost less than two millions Of
dollars.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

ISvALrDs recovering from the ,Eecs Of Fever. Bilious
Diseases long continued illness Of any kind, will and
Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy which will re-
vive their dropping constitutions eIpel all bad humors
the blood excite the ver,O prompt and healthy
,ion and b. its tonic properties the patient to Life
and vigor
We only say TRY IT. single bottle is worth all
he so-eaed ssrsaparilias In existence 1t contains
Mercury opium, any other noxOus poisonous dug
AID be gvea the youngest infant without hesitation
see the certificates Of wonderful the bottles
More Ave hund ed persons in the City Of Richmond
Va. can testify 70 It's effects.
aa,rs
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TO THE TIMBER MEN.
CROSS TIES WANTED.

OROP0sALs VIII be received at the Office OF the Edge
flld and Kertu- Ky Railroad Company Until November
10th, fr the delivery Of TSEsTT-TIvE Gross
flies. Said Ties to be eight feet long, with ends
quare six inches thick, and sawed hewe true the
parae faces each Of Nhich shall Be least six inches
vile, exclusive Of zap when sawed heEe than
SIDES 70 be least inches vide. They be
rood quality, Of red cedar white ohinquap3n post
Propo ais may be male for delivering the shoe number
Nashville al Payne's Landing Cuuberis nj river
Or twelve Thousand either these pants thirteen
thousand mile West Of GondietVe the Junction
the Iyree springs and springfield 1urupkes Any ether
Iiurua ion may be obtained BY addressing the ergn
d. A. ANDERSON
sspt19-t-Wld Chief Enginscr 4. 4 Ny. q. &.
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In TIE above schsm there $500 tickets, uumbsred
ON % % 600 There SEA Pass aad So AZ
3 rosi nations, making 10 ~ l,llu ~ ses
Fhe uu nbers frOu 10 So coFTfspcnlinf vita he
am srs he tickets, printed separat- ss q paper
are roie up ane eneiied 9Th az tn sHbes and placed
N 4 Glass Wheel
The ausants 81 the dGererf s9l uH rrs-s sinilsFiy
niat ard snencl q t'sr N anotfer wheel Ahsr
ssxesinR sAe uhees nrubr dFasp ffo1 thr Wheel 81
NUMBER aad II he saur une ~ - dawn en- TIE
ethef wheel, ~ bays uha are oluifoscd fhe ramkcr
ana de pras drasn out apsad and txheited 70 shs
h-inw ed aeAina1 TIE turer dfaun- fhs oPeFafioa
r-eesssf uns ~ ne psa-s dfasn eat fhs drHaing
tle p4ntsa, and afer eoupArison, ths CcmniaaoHef
c-rtiAes 10 lts cortrc ness..
su- All orasrs fsf tckTis sskAFss n aay e he
Msrrlsrt fniless, ul prap aztensoA and q q
- ua,teA 70 20 tnrthsss4s attly seeE u
- $780, TN htnRARa CO.
Ne. a. Fa3etfr ssrset, =, Aa. -
.a.es-esw naEinors, hsFyisnf
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F- Frank L-slie's Illustrated News for
November Ssh, contains Tam many Hall in lis
glory; Naturaza OF Foreigners; Fair
Grounds in s.. Louis; Entrance of the lmpe-
rial Family of Russia into Moscow, &c, DC.
This number is most beautifully engraved.
Get it.
John York & Co., have it for sale.
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Saturday Morning, Nov. 8, 1856.
To Citizens and Strangers.

he publication Office of the PATRIOT, No. Is,
Deadsrick street. having been enlarged, will
be found open at all times day and night, where
newspapers from all sections of the country,
and the latest telegraphic news will be found
upon our tables for the accommodation OF
visitors. A general invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers in the city to call and
avail themselves Of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news.
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DEArH OF Cor. BooNE.-The Springfield (No.)
Advertiser mentions the death Of Col Nathan
Boone, youngest son Of Daniel Boone, week before
last, aged seventy-siI years. Thus it is that the
families Of the old pioneers whose history reads
like = romance, and to whose intrepidty, and mar
velous powers Of endurance, aud unyelding deter.
miuatIou, We owe the reclaming OF the bloody
grounds" Of Kentucky, and the Willis of the West
from the dominion of 6ercely savage tribes, are
passing from amongst US.
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E II is stated that monads, the smallest
OF all creatures, swim by myrisds ia a drop Of
water; for it has been computed that within
this small space five hundred millions could
be comprised The monad is never found TO
attain length greater an the twelve-thou-
sandth part Of an inch. In cubic inch, OF a
certain kind OF mould, consisting entirely of
snilnAlcale, more than forty-one millions Of
distinct beings were estimated, by Ehrenberg,
toeXist
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ThanAsgiYinR Day.

The Governors of the several States,
who have appointed day for Thanksgiv-
ing, have observed commendable una
nimity. We suggest to our Governor the
twentieth of the present month, that be-
Ing the day Indicated in many Of the
States.
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HAVE % negrov- FIR sale, amongst them or bkei
girls IL II years Old, extra house servant
setr stre-s washer and ironsr likely and INTEL ~ sew
vral tout men, &C Also extra black smith Ca Will
the excitement ia up. loe23 RkEs ". PORTER
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. O.

SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.
TRTAFSsER LODSE Nc, l. sasetA ct Odd Feilo~a
RsI eeery 1pesday R.ekL OnlcsFss ?. HunoD O.; W.
w. rHUssoxD v.G; aeD A. LIS seey.. T. l. Nassau,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE No 2 meets tyszT Thursday
nIght Or. VI. A. MESSIAH. ~ O.. J. W. aafclFg v
G;f ". BAkzE sec'ys Y, cooEEELL. rr-asaEss.
TRABUR L0DSE, No 10, nses sysrs hOaday nighs
0hicerss 2 &. PHLIsKs. y a o. W. DAab91, . z
Bkl uaosr sec'y.s y. uAEENos, fFeasurer.
sMfLgY LODGE, Ne 80, mss" Al shesr Han, South
: b lIs- egry Frfaay night t'arefs: J,HN HFLL n
F1ED gozFE v. H. Q. AL1ES, eeey SozA fAAxf-ls,
Treasurer
ENCaMPuENTs.
RIDaELY ENcAKP 1ExT, No. J. meets ne -
ana 81 y inss5ay asAl Il sch no Al nAnerl O.
Ens. p, NJ c foCI1, Il. p 2. hlLLions 4 "; " ~.
fBUahlSn J. W. } Lroxs. scribe; D. = crrrRs Treas
oLIVR BRAEcH IN sAMPHEHT, Nc. 4. nssts
asxFy "a An etn-sasy tght ~ each uontk Ocs
. A. bAUsusox CO n LFess. a. ~ O. ". DaSrES.
~. ". =. sSEEs. ~. 4. {. FLnslEa, eeFiss; , ~
wARn. Treasurer. - -. iYzS
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ArrIcuItnrni nnrsnu.

The county members OF the Agricultural
Bursau, and the OH SETS Of the Mechanics Ia.
stitute sndo the Davidson county Agricultural
society, are requested 10 meet 81 he Msr.
chants Exchanges, Saturday morning neII, ct
10 o'clock, without fall e.