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LMNVUOSlO LII uOSAe
p 9 t 9 II G. q t t.
(TAs S-coad Robinson Crasoe)
TO0N, NELSON & co, A Union St.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THE0DosIA ERNEST;
Or. the Heroine Of Faith. By citizen Of Nashville
PETER GOTT
The Cape Ann Fisherman. BY J. Reynolds, n. D..
THE SPARROWGEASS PAPERS;
Or, Living in the Country. By F. S. Cozzens.
SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL.
By the Author of salad f. the Solitary"
REVOLUTIONARY SONGS AND BALLADS;
With notes and nstra ions By FranS Moore.
~ ho1k in which all classes may be interested
ET IDA PFEIFFER
A Lady's second journey Round the Wori: from Lon
don to the Cape OF Good Hope Borneo, Java sumatra
Celibes, Cersm, the Mouccas &C. California Panama
Peru Ecuador and the Unitei States.
BY AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER.
Sketches and Adv in Maiers, Portugal and tie
AnduLsas Of Spain, by the Author Of Daniel Webster
and his Contemporaries" Illustrated
ToILING AND HOPING.
The Story Of a Little Hunchbsck. BY Jenny Marsh.
TABLE-TALK OF SAMUAL ROGERS;
To which it added PERSONIANA.
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
By exander Humboldt. Translation from the Spanish,
with Notes and Preliminary Essay. By J. 5. rhrasher
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"EXCELSIORO!!!
a on ths an. SIN ard On Of jane lssS
The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill" was
awarded the highest premium,

a. w appear iFl tn foosug extract oR The rPari 81
The eonmittee TasT say
@of Corn an8 Cos Crzsbers there sutris. bat
cnussQusnce q some arcidzntAl orsAasg-, oaly s
trials.
EKesi.ilr. b c BA dsin Ossviii's Pstentl
Jsyc efsF sni By b. ;. Weller. Litiis Gsaat ~ o.
H. 4nd-rson
N these Ora .herr tru red similar meChRnita
prinrpss % uso abaat he poser bat lhe Iasc
1--WE The preaaln FahiEia's RAL IL srrata 20 hsss
rnoTe eapscy r. giyen tinr bat eie sfiiy ren-
ssts in is NinE BE rih ~tieh constase he Ea-
nd sarfsrs, sad a the wearing sarfScs fhsae
inding fafisces irsa anf Re rrnssa HqaAy
ana luis fals gives da Any 81 saa neesg
ne above NIL for Crashing Cera gnd CeAs EFta9lne
neal iaus af8-nisAsd OF ecppsirI sais - Ir
efgrfndiag rta0s icA Bakss % sssai . fe 49,, a -
Aasrrss J,MEs O. sALDwfN 4 co,
jaass3-smisss 81 co,iese street, SashEs's, fsan-
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Attend 10 Your Own Interests.

IIAvENG q fhs retail oslnsss and hsvns Ereef naHy
and uaast coliesa
MS i - rrqars an indebted IN lhs usT - 60 sd
settle rIae4istro, q hzE Acseunis vR - Fl.ea = sas
sFyss PLATES sexes lasi reesss4 y .lsnzts
4 Rasalis. aas - sac ~ hn eizN-f,
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FOR sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.

DrdtcfH9 emily 10 inches.
THE New and Ii ght Draught 4 GLEN -
l steamer SLIGO" CHAs. RYNAS, -4sz3teHd 4
Master will leave for the above and S4AA1ssA-47.-s
intermediate Ports Monday, 90h inst at o'clock p NJ
ieS0-It p. +. HARDCAsTLE.
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The complete OF Werus Gan over an others-ts
nov fully established County Merchants and all others Who
wish % supply themselves with this excellent VII do
well o. make early application 70 MACY HAMILTON,
isga-2m No. A. College -, Nashville.
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Books which are

webster's Life and Speeches, complete 10
Calhoun's Life aud Speeches, complete in
Clay's Life, Speeches and Correspondence;
Bancrofl's United States, complete in vols.
Baneroft's observation-disclosures ds-
.Presee:,'s Philip the 81, complete In YoielJ
Legare's Works, complete in vols.
Washington Irving's Works, complete in , 4,
oooper's Novels, revised edition;
P-eseott's Conquest Of Mexico; =;
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru; a
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella; :
A. bolts Napoleon, complete IN vols.
Tom Bsnton's Thirty Years In the U. :. n,
Phillips, sampson Cos Boston shAkespea-
Octave:
Appleson's CyeIopedis II Biography; =
Lippincott's 6aEstteer Of the World; y
webster's dictionary, unabridged quArtO;
webster's Dictionary, royal octave;
webster's Dictionary, school add pocket ed
Ingersoll's History Of the War q 1919, in 81
worcester's Dictionary, new edition, octave
Worcesfer's Dictionary, comprehensive edi
Frank Forester's Field Sports,
Frank Foresier's Old Forest Ranger;
waverIy Novels, Abhotssord edition, In II "
Alison's History Of EurO,s.
Hume and MacsulayS History o. England;
Miuman's Gibbons Rome;
Pepy's Diary and Correspondence, Just Pab
Anthems Classical Dict, nary;
Richardson's Dictionary, vols; quarto.
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Rag Premiums.

Ii persons ,vhd ng the Premiums, must ssnd
y 10 their Rag &c hcates by before the Sch dsF Of
JAY 70 they eau b. banded 10 r. Gardner. Alexander
All on and A. g. Adams 50 hey award the PreEnuns.
June z8-qW W. wHIrEMAs
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Murray's Fine London Edition
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORREsP0 ]
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE with
seph, sometime King Of spain. Selecte
with Explanatory Notes, rom the "Aiep
seph" vols svo. Cloth. Extra.
The reader must wish to see, at full lens II
from such a man, and feel that Il Is only y
details Of his orders that their wonderful fun :
and precision can be estimated. - Editor.
W. T. Il
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JAMES BUCH

Hon. John E. Ward, W A Richardson, Harry
Hibbard, W. B. Lawrence, A. G. Brown, John
l. Manning, John Forsyth W. Preston, J. Ran+
dolph Tucker and HorStio Seymour, Committee,
h.
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TELEGRAPH.

TINHE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line is lou
working through 20 augusta, Ga, where 70 oonntcts
with other Ln~s Tuanng North, East aud sosth ih7 Inc
s now IN good repair through hon Nashville to Aagua,
and We exprci 10 keep Ia 10 future We shAe dssvo 10
put or this Lus through IN the shortest isns
possible expect 10 be abe q give general atstrtu
may5-u c. c. CLUTE. sup's
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INAKEN this Spsng from the apiary Of DR.. T. b. Hamlin
also a specimen Of the Hives used will be exhibited
free" At all reasonable hours which price will be aided
should il be the "rDanmouS" wish o, portion Of the au
dience, for particulars call and see II at
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MEAL! MEAL!
RRAN! BRAN!

Old YOUR HORSES.
A Ii kinds Of Horse Feed at QUICK, MEAD Co,
n iune3O No. IL South College st.
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Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in the Comb.

Q
LARGE lot OF MARKET Baskets % all sizes, made rom
~ this same Willow. $50 said, " for sale by
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To All Whom il may {
TINHE undersigned would respectfully drsy
L OF those tWho are vi fully violating N
the 70 loEiag piece Of Blank Verse, ccmposed
and Aldermen Of the city o. Nashs lille, en tbs
is55,) % The section which lmnediaiely ioll6s
Evrry retail merchant shall p y for Biz ic
OF twenty-five dollars, when the sum retarne
produce a less amount.
FOR the plivilrge Of rarryinE and transpartin,
proper Ia vehicles, a. f5lloHss
For every water cart, I've aoilaru.
For every other cart, ter cellars.
For every draw, ten dollars.
For every hackney carriage, afesn delars.
For every omnibus, twenty ave doiiars-
FOR every iOur-horse wagon. tsenty dnh'
For every two horse wagon. tilesn dollar
For every one horse wagon 90 earFyah, y
Sec. 8. The pTopri-tors ofSaeons, carts
10 hauling Der, brck, lime. WOOD fpr-i,r'v.s
or mercb andh flom place - Risce 10 ne CRY
required . AXE out hctrS9 49, " sls
All those WIZ ian or reuse % clsn-t's 80
fore the ~ O. 81 jay, siil Be Eiaited "
or one q his deputies
50 come 10 the Recorter's ofice and ave-
June xS-2w n A.RAs0E,
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have something sweet TO sell you,
The Bottle you may keep!
A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY" being direct descendant Of
~ the Nectar the heather gods used when they got on
spree and kicked the out Of the skies IN 30 or near
that time For sale slow down." considering the quality.
ID G.. RuMSEY.
Nora BESE-"Corn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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Corn Meal.

A s good anybodys, at d. @. RUMSEfS-
Hurra for BuckmOre & FiIIingham
PEAKIN8 Of Hans rave lot Of very choice ones, for
y SAL low Al D. G.. RUMSEY'S.
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In the way Of tergiversarion, daily character
ICES the " TriJuacn 1t heads a political meet
ing thus:
" THE FILLMORE NATIONAL CLUB GONE OVER
TO FREMONT AND DAYTON
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Il IS tie doctrine that the people Of a Ter
ritOry, t0hile IN territorial condition, haze
the right to frame sueh domestic institutions
as they choose and IN the exercise Of this right
to abolish or to permit sLaUeYu.
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w. r. Berry q CO. have also On ss,s -
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. ny the
Card, Of Scotland.
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Dr. Gen. Rathren to Mr. Champion.
(Confdential.)
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE Of ! etor.

tor.
- O'Clock,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
Remainder I

That the charge of the abolition press that the
Democrats or their candidate, their platform are
in aver of the exters on ofsavery is an unqualified
falsehood from the beginning to the cnd.-KenoSho
Democrat.
We fear our neighbors Of the Democrat, in thc;r
desperation TO clutch at something human to hang
hope upon, have allowed their minds TO become
little obfuscated As gentle reminder Of what heil
candidate and their platform, is in favor of, ask
them to study the following paragraphs, from the
n. Y. Day Book the leading organ of Buchanan
democracy i'll the Empire State. If this is not sufi
cient, we refer them to article in last week
paper, from the Pennsylramian, Mr. buchanan
home organ. We shall try TO keep them posted in
democratic q doctrine as occasion requires:
"Shal the Den ocraiic party fear this issue,
TO oppose the extension Of siarery? No, indeed
thousand times, million times No; THERE
is NOT A.SINGLE DEMOCRAT IN THE
WHOLE NORTH OPPOSED TO THE EX-
TENSION OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY, OR
SO-CALLED EXTENSION OF SLAVERY
and they only want to have the truth spoken
out and things called by their right names, to
sweep the abolition imposture from the Repub-
lie. and to bury its besotted fools in the pro-
foundest dcpths-.he lowest possible depth in
the public contempt"
BIT the Day Book goes even further than this.
Not content with extending negro slavery. it
advocates the enslavenlent of poor white people.
Abiding to the condition of the latter class, ii
utters the following language:
''Sell the parents of these children into SLA-
VERY. Let our Legislature pass law that
whatsoever will take these parents and take care
of them and their OFFSPRING, in sickness and
in;heal h--ciohc them, feed them, and house them
shall be legally entitled to their services and
let the same Legislature decree that whatsoever
receives these parents and their CHILDREN,
and obtains their vices shall take care of them
AS LONG AS THEY LIVE"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
Have we a Prophet among uso

Some few weeks since we predicted that as ssor
IS tho black republican leaders could have time "a
manufacture somc of their awful tails Of 'bloodshsd
more Border Ruffianism' Free State ,ner hutch
cred, and the like, the Shanghai papers would be
crowded with reports from kansas True 10 our
2rea eion they have had some fresh fights and fresh
outrages-sy telegraph democrat.
verify, We havea prophet among is. though it j,
q Grsat pity he could not get into some .trang,
place, for 1t is said that "a prophet is not without
honor save in bis own country" Every one who
has resd anything of the late ansas troubles knows
that every item of nsws came hrst from the 81. Lox
ia RepNblican a notorious Border Ruffan sheet and
almost every Republican paper that published it
did so with the caution to its readers that it came
from Border Rufian authority and was not reliable
ana this the Democrat knew. notwithstanding it.
prediction and its pretended fulhllment We ad
wise cur neghhcrs to try again.
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The cause and the remedy

We sndeavor 40 far as our room will permit 10
keep readers to some little extent posted on Kan
affairs, could ill weekly two or three sheet.
of the size publish with such matter, but were il
convenient il is scarcely necessary. Our reader.
know the condition Of things existing there
and to give them narrowing details, which at present
they are unable to prevent or remedy, would be-
moro an aggravaton perhaps than interesting as in
tslgeucs. And for the purpose of teaching MS our
duty and melting US TO perhaps the only remedy in
ourpowsr, Ia Oh aage of administration at Washing
toni il iS enough for TO know that state of civil
war exists in that territory, brought on, whateve,
may be its varying phases by the present party in
power, and continued because of the indspositiou to
prevent II, or inbecilty, of that party
The great effort of the Buchanan party i. 10 max.
the party of freedom wholly or in part responsible
for the state of thing existing in Kansa, TLe>
attempt on every occasion of strife there to max. i
sppcar that the Free State men are aggres,ors ana
wherever border rufian is made to bite the din :,
il is heraded abroad the npro ok cd work Of ,b
sbolitionists, the Free State men are called TIM
border rudians occasionally slain is not to bs
questioned, that the Free State men sometimes ar,
the attacking party, is possible. and that they ma,
have slain border rufan whom it was not absolute
ly necessary, is not entirely out of the question Al
this ia unmporssnt The question is as to the caus,
ofthe strife. and what will end il,
Aad here we have not a particle Of bs,;,s,;on :,
asserting that the sham democratic party reproser
ed by Pierce aud Douglass, is entirely and who'll,
responsible for it, and that it bece-tz'atv en,:e.
only by ending that party.
Had the Missouri compromise been repealed in
good faith, to Indicate popular sovereignty in the
territory, bad as it was, it would not lsgitmatel,
have led to such results have been witnessed
But not repealed in good faith, FOR that pur
pose The people Of the northern states assumed
that it was repealed in good faith and at once com
menced in proper and legitimate ways to people the
territory The purpose then revealed ITSELF thai the
spea! was to fierce slavery into that territory and
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
The Sectional Party.

II is interesting to have such men as Howell Cobb
and Toombs, of Georgia; Breckenridge OF kentucky y,
and others of the class !stumpng the northern
statcs, and declaiming against tie Republican -
Sectional party. The men south of Mason's and
breathe of liberty, take him by the throat and crush
the halfutered speech back into his BOSOM to perish
there, or impei him to exile him.slf to scme spo;
where Liberty is at least tolerated and then they
start north to revile us, because find no aid fol
our principles or party down south.
These is perhaps more significant aspect to the
strife than this phase of it prose- nts We tolerate
these men in the northern states to say what they
please in favor Of slavery We invite them to
come among us and speak and VIC listen attentive
ly. That is tho seetiOnaiism and such lie the kind
of Natioaalsm they wish us to adopt and establish
in preference to that sect,Ohoi!sm which toerates
end encourages freedom in speech, press, and in all
proper walks of life every where
1t is not the first time in the history Of the world
nor indeed in the history of this country that free
dom" has been sectional. When Washington was
surrounded, by his country's fees, at Valley Forge
and his soldiers slept upon the SHOWS, and dragged
their bare feet the frozen ground, Liberty was
confined within very narrow Section, and narrow
ly escaped being entirely crushed out But at York
town, thor positions wore reversed. Liberty then
became National, and Slavery was driven back to
its sectional bonds
We are again fighting the battle of tho re eluton
and it remains for voters to say whether Liberty
shall stop at the Sectionai'sm il once had at Valley
Forge or shall retain the Nationaism ii achieved a,
Yorktown.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

James Presty Darius Casey Mary Casey his wife Pat
rick McAen David c. Gaskiil, Gideon Truesde, Peter
SAINT, and Joachim Snyder.
NJ Office il hereby given that in pursuance by virtue Of
~ final decree Of foreclosure and sale, made and
ed ia the above entitled cause in and by the said CQpr
bearing date 18th day OF November A. d. 1853, at term
said held at the Court House 10 the City o.;
KeEosha State Of Wisconsin before the Hon Wyman Spoon.
err Judge OF the first Judicial District State OF
Wisconsin, shall expose for sale public Auc-
tion Vendue and to the highest bidder to the
statute in such made provided and from the front
door Of the Court House in the said City Of KeDosha on
Saturday the lst day Of November D. 1885, between me
hours OF one and three and 81 o'clock in the afternoon
that day all the following described lots pieces or paree
OF land, much thereof will be sufficient to make the
Of money due said decree in said cause and the IN
terest thereon and the taxed therein and the co
said sale to wits Lots numbered and thirteen Il
49, in block No. fifteen 15 in the southwest fractional
quarter Of section hirtytwo CD IN town TWO 90 nor'h OF
Range twenty s3) east in the City ana county Of Ne
nosha and State Of Wisconsin - l. EhLE.
mated ssnt IA 1875 sh'f Of Ksnosh Co.
RroppABp PETrIT, Compis Sol'rs 7~lAh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


To the Electors of Kenosha County.
once OF SHERIFF OF KEEOsHA COUNTY, at the ensu-
ing Election in November next soics the his
fellow citizens. JOHN E. HENRY.
Kenosha, Sept. II, 1856: ID
The Sherifalty.-To Electors.
The undersigned is Candidate for ELECTION this fal
to the Office Of SHERIFF OF KENosHA COUNTY, and
solicits the votes Of his fellow citizens.
Respectfully, SAM FRANCIS in
Keno.hs, SEPT ]. 1sS6.ooooo-oo latf
The 6herifalty.
GEO. W. CARPENTER OF Bristol respectfully informs the
Electors Of Keno.ha County that he is Candidate for Flee
on to the Office OF Sheriff Of said County and soc their
votes accordingly, in November next.
GEO W. CARPENTER.
sept; II, lsSo sstd: o>o,
County Bible Society.
The Annual Meeting OF the Kenosha County Bible So
cieiy, will be held the Congregational Chur h. Sab
bath evening, 21st Sept at seven O'Clock Addresses
suited to the occasion may be expected
Let the friends of the Bible cause be on hand.
GEO; BENEFIT, s sesrs,sIy;
Certificates from the People.
Woodbury., w., Jan. L.. 1s4s.
hereby certify have used Or. Vim. R. Haydsn's Pills
and find them the best pills have had in my family
LUTHER c. WHEELER
J. d. PUTNAM Co., Proprietors.
Lowell, Mass.
=. ROBINSON, Wholesale Retail Agent for Kenosha.
E@oo se1SxOs c.: es1sIal Agent ceis.gs
THE CITY B A NIX
OF KENOSHA.
nrst organized under the General Banking Law
of the State.
Will give immediate attention to all Collections and bust
ness entrusted It, Remtances made Collections
J day of payment.
] Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrsnt Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct in to suit the principal points
Great Britain, France, Germany Holland swi:ssand Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
| Interest paid Special Deposiss
| s. B. SCOTT, A. CAMPBELL,
Cashier President.
| kESosHA March LIST, 1856.
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MARRIED.

In this City Sept. sth at the residence Of the brides father
by the Rev. T. Brande. Mr. Charles B. Ford TO Miss
Clara A. daughter OF Hon. o. Colwell All Of thi, city.
In the town Of Salem Wis the 4ih, by Rev. j. Meor
Mr. Joshua Heller james and Miss. Ellen AppIe6y All OF
Salem.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
Taxes---1856.
Administrators sale.

Joshua Lamphisr Jr. Estate
by order OF Judge Of Probate within and for the
- ty Of Kenosha, and state Of Wisconsin, shall sell as
Public Auction, Saturday at o'clock p NJ Septem
Der 18th 1856, at the Court House door city aad
~ OF Kenosha the following land situated in Tho Town Of
Pleasant Prairie in sad county, and described lot No
OF fractional section No, Twenty Nine (29) Town n
Range Twenty three (2 situated the Lake Shore and
containing 81 Acres. REUBEN II. DEFINING,
Kenosha City, August 10, 1856. AdianistrGtot.
The above Sale adjourned to Sept 81 1856 at occk
p. H. X. II. DEMING.
2w. Administrator.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
ID T +. ID

In the Town of Pleasant Prairie kcnosha Co. Mon
day the 9Th inst ALICE THEoDARA, infant dsughte
Of j. l.. & l.. Gilbert, aged weeks aud three day
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

The oorder-rufiaus of Kansas, rejoiced with cx.
ceeding great JOY over tho nomination of Buchasan
They will rejoice just heartily over his election
should II take place. Who is there in this neghbor
hood hat means to cast vote that the bordcr.ruf
fans OF Kansas will rejoice att
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
NOTICE.

The Public School of the Middle Ward in this
City, owing to unavoidable circumstances will not
open until Monday tle 22d inst
JOHN GRIDLEY, Superintendent.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

Kenosha County Republican Convention
The Republican Electors of the several towns o
KeRosha county and Wards ofthe City of Kenosha
are requested to send THREE delegates each &c
meet in County Convention at LYMAN DCT
TONS, In the town Of Paris, on
SATURDAY, the !1Ih OF October next,
At ii o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
Repwblican Candidates for the several county Off
ces to be filed this falls election, and to transact
other necessary business.
A MASS CONVENTION,
OF the People of the County is also called at tst
Same place OIL the same day at / O'Clock r. NJ.
which will be addressed by
JUDGE POTTER,
Republican Candidate for Congress and other speak
ers The Committee earnestly hope that the people
of the comfy will be on hand on that occa aston.
G.. l.. SHOLES,
NJ FRANK,
SETH DOAN,
III. MARSH,
=. JUDSON,
Sept. l6, 1856. County COMMITTEE.