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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05
real pleasure and profit than a half dozen
"high-falutin" lectures from Hon. Mr.. Sc
and So"

HiSH-Iaiuliu lcCtures TClu T1ou. MT. &C
and so"
ENTHUSIASTICALLY winter school
now is or should be, in operation. Un-
doubleday you have provided the children
with good books and suitable clothing,
that they may attend to their studies
with courage and success. Remember
that the years which now pass over theit
heads, leave permanent memorials behind
them. There is another suggestion about
the district school that may be in place
here, and which, if needed, will save much
trouble between parents and teachers
Should your children receive al occasional
correction at school, be careful''not to in
|dulg them in their foolish tales of thei- IN
structor's Partially and cruelty. If they
seem to have been abused go to the teach
er, hear both sides of the case and with
hime alone have the affair peaceably set
tied. Depend upen it, that the parent
who takes sides with the tfliant boy, low
srs his reputation, ard does the child ire
parable injury.
SETTLING Is Ilio tltlS
to settle mp accounts. The mecbanic,m cr-
chant, and unfortunately always the last
thought of the printer, should now have,
their dues. Then again, the manner of
keeping accounts. Some think a single,
or one of the doors, and a piece Of chalk, =
sufficient account book for a farmer. This
is a mistake.
Men who keep their accounts in this
loose way are often in dispute, in corse-
qnence Of forgetting the details Of their
accounts. If you have not more than. q
,lozen entries to make in the course Of a
whole year, have a book for them, and
make the entry at the time Of the trans
be particular TO put down both
debt and credit; it will save time in set
Elements, and what%is more, often hard
feelings and Disputes North Western
Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

TABLES TURNED, OR CHANGES OF LIFE.
One Of our most respectable merchants,
a partner in a we'll known firm, was SO
highly pleased with his ''balance sheet in
July, that he decided and gave formal no
tice to his firm that he should"Ietire" from
business on the first of January next. Ear
" in October the house Of which he is a
member suspended" Having a large
surplus, they offered at once full payment
in merchandise to all their creditors. An
avalanche of protested paper, however,
soon changed their minds, and they are
now offering a compromise of only-pel
CEN. Thus swings the pendulum. Put
you shoulders to wheel again, gentlemen.
Reti,e-not yet.-TN. Y. Ind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

The WAY BRIGHAM You've EXC TIES THE
MoaMoNs.-When the general orders from
the headquarters of tie army for Utah for
the establishment of three new posts in the
Territory reached Salt Lake C;sy, the cir
cumstances that they were to be "double
ration posts" excited the utmost indigna-
ton. Surprising that it meant all the
garrison as well as the. commander were
to draw double r%ations, laughable as it may
appear, it is believed that the extra ration
was to be furnished to each soldier to ena-
BILE him to marry and support a w!fe,
whom, of course, he would sednce from
among them. Capt. Van Vliet found this
illusion universally prevalent in Utah
The Latterday Saints are amazingly at
tached to the pIeuraiity wife system
ANYTHING that may interfere with Polyg-
amy they abhor. -as saradW
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

STABILITY OF PITTsBURGH.-Notwith-
standing the searching prostration of bust
ness, and the vast aggregate Of Bills of Elk
change returned protested on our manu-
turers and merchants, which they have
been compelled to take up, scarcely a fail
ure has occurred. We have heared of but
four instances of suspension of payment
announced, and three of these at least are
of houses whose assets far exceed their IL
abilities. I'VE doubt if in the Union a ci-
ty of like population and equal bushes
can present anything like so favorable a
record at stability in this term Of nexam
pied commercial embarrassment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

HWe see il stated that Mr. Belmont,
the agent of the Rothohilds in New York,
and formerly United States Minister at the
Hague, is an applicant for the Spanish
mission. 1t is said that be processes to be
Eatle to negotiate for the purchase Of Cuba.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

WHAT IS MANA young lady an
swers:
"A thing to waltz with, a thing to flir'
with, to take one to places Of amusement,
to laugh at, to be married to. to pay ones
bills. to keep one comfortable Not fa'
from the truth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05
Yours fraternally, E.

He FArLEp.-What horrid words; how
it makes the cold ehills run over a fellow.
Every day some one cries out he has fail
ed, another man overboard-some cry,
and some laugh-so we 60. We have all
been running wild after money. Money
has been the idol we have worshiPped, and
it would seem as if Providence had step
ped in to put an end to this worse than
heather custom. Perhaps in the economy
of Gods providence it is wise that reverses
should come across mankind to set. them
thinking about something besides this
worlds goeds-who knowsa 1t is well it
Is no worse Suppose we were afflicted
with a deadly disease that was straying
over the earth, taking away by hundreds
and thousands our friends and relations
We had better pray to avoid q visitation
of this kind, for who knows how soon such
2 calamity may follow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

RATES OF FARE.-The Convention OF
Ticket Agents which met not long ~since,at
Chicago, agreed upon the following rates
of railroad fare: from Chicago TO New
York s23; TO Boston $26; to Phlladel-
,phia S22; 10 Pittsburg $14; 70 Clncln-
natl $40; to st. Louis $40; to BiftaloSl5;
to Cleveland $40; to Detroit SS so; to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05
re MI. & Mss. x. r. Floating Deb

EE MH.H MtSS. a. eOu'1tY De01'
It is understood that the Company have
adjusted 100000 Of their floating debt,
by inducing their creditors to take second
bonds on the road. The amount
to be issued is 5000, 600. When their
floating debt is all out Of the way, the
company will have comparatively easy
sailing. The Mil. u Miss. R. r. Go. ad.
~yertise in New York that they are nov
ready to pay the defaulting interest Oh
the city bonds, issued for the benefit Of thu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

1TProf. Calvin Stowe,a leading thee.
logian of Andover, aud husband of Mrs,
Stowe, it is thought will run for Congress
IN the District now represented by Speak
er Banks
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-05

A MUSICAL RAT.-A few days since
Mrs. Meriman, of Brooklyn, was surprised
by a sound behind the meat safe, like the
singing of a bird. On searching for the
cause, she discovered that the songster was
a rat, which ran away on being disturbed,
and its audience, several rats behind the
ceiling, also retreated in much haste
Since then, the songste. rat has returned
several times, and sings two or three times
within the twenty four hours, with the ex-
ception of Thursday, on which day the
songster was absent all day and evening,
and W. fell much solicitude for safety
Yesterday and to day it has made its ap-
pearance. This rat initiates the singing of
the canary bird, and the cooling of the dove.
We place food at the place the songster
frequents, and as we do not keep a cat,
there is reason to expect that this rat will
repeat its songs.-[Journal of Commerce,
Nov. Is. rst .,f.
LORENZO Dow.-On one occasion she
took the liberty, while preaching, to de-
nounce a rich man in the community, re-
Gently deceased. The result was an arrest,
a trial for SANDER, and in imprisonment in
the county Jail. After Lorenzo got out of
"limbo," he announced that, in spite of his
Gin his opinion) unjust punishment, he
should preach, at a given time, a sermon
about "another rich man." The populace
was greatly excited; and a crowded house
greeted his appearance. With great So
Iemnity he opened the Bible and read
sand there was another rich man who
died and went To-" then stopped
short, and seemel, to, be, suddenly impress
cd. He continued, "Bretheren, I shall
not mention the place which this man
went to, for fear he has relatives iii the
congregation, who will sue me for defama-
ton of character" The effect on the as
sembled multitude was irresistible, and he
made the impression permanent by taking
another text, and never abiding to the
subject again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHER
SPRI GS.

THIS WATERING PLACE will open FOR the reception
4 Of Visitors on the 10th day Of June next.
lie 81 usted on the Eastern Slope Of the Aeghani
the summit IN Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy.
eight mile West Of Lyuch0uTg, and two hundred miles
GINA aud tennessee Rail cad from which there Branch
Railroad 70 she door Of he Reception House.
lnese Wat have reOed - for many years by the
people Of the surrounding country and since the place
besn improve BY veI! large number Of Visitors from
many sections OF the UnOn most Of whom testify 70
their efficacy q a number OfdissEses.
The lmprUV8mo Of first ORDER the are
large airy ID many them arranged with particular
regard 10 the cOmOtt and COW Of FdmilIss.
The DInuing mas cen much enlarged since last
and i DO under The management Of CHABJEs G.
lHIAPsOE, ksq u Richmond, Whose capacity caterer is
unsuTla-red.
To the OF d. ah Of Pleasure this place presents
attrae tons sed 10 be with Watering Place. and
SECOND o. nUue in ID Union.
addition 10 the haiOsd facilities by which visitors
from 81 ectOns Of the country be brought door
Reception HOu ct vi be day Line y
Pour Coaches, o. way Of the New River White Sui
pnuT SPRINGS aud the celebrated salt Lake. Red Salt
GTeenbiier White Sulpher aud Sweet springs.
Tue l., nchburg & % gdon Ieleg aph Company have
constructed branch Of their ue hese springs and opened
an OiUe a. the Reception H use.
ample provision has made for the comfortable
eomodaton One Thou and and effort will be
spared render sOiuru p, and agreeable.
ROBERT, n. MUSBY, PREs'T,
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Company.
iune6-dlm-sOulm- " 25Aug.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
sIrOgTID 81 carr K. uAaarsos, sTllGDoAT AsIET.
PORT OF NASHVILLE.
aRRIEEu.-NOne.

ARRIFEu.-NOne.
DEPAB1ED-John Gault, Louisville.
Bears EXPECTED Cuba, from Paducab, 5. P
Hibbard, from Pittsburgh, and Duulsith, from Gin
cinnsti
BoATs LEAVING THIS DAT.-The superior, elegant
sud popular packet Blanche Lewis, Capt Bstemsn,
viii depart for Smithlund and Paduoab at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
& DAILY PACEET LINE.--The sunni O. srrsngCm snt
hereafter for Smithland and Paducah, connecting
with the St. Louis aud Louisville L. S Mail steam
ers, by through tickets, viii be three boats Of e1-
oeeding light draught to-wit: the Rock City, Capt
Couch; Cuba, Capt Mills, and Blauthe Lewis, Capt.
Bateman the commanders Of which are proyerbisI
for safety ond courtesy On Mondays and Thurs
days st 10 o'clock steamer Rock City; Tuesdays and
Fridays Cuba; Wednesday and Saturdays, Blanche
Lewis. A. Hamilton and H. H. Harrison, agents
BUsINEss.-NO steamers except what are laying
up At the landing yesterday evening therefore sz-
ossding dull.
WEATHER AND WATBR.-Weather stln continues
cool and pleasant with settled appearance Water
on the declins-nOW on Shoals 50 feet
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HICKS CHINA HALL.-Mr A. H. Hicks, the en-
terprising proprietor Of this magnificent establish
ment, will plesse accept our thanks for the very
handsome and oppOrtune present made to US day
or two since Of an elegant Double Wall Porceisir-
lined Ice Pitcher. We say OpPOrune, becsuseit came
just at time when we we're casting about 10 invent
some plan by which we could have constant supply
Of cool water during the warm summer months. We
now have just the thing. Not liking to recommend
anything to the public without first testing its quail
ties, 6lled the pitcher with water, say some hall
gallon three quarts about dark let it stand in
room all night and after sunrise in the morning We
found the water sufficiently cold.
For description of this Ice Pitcher and other in
vsntons for keeping cool water for family during
the summer months, we respectfully call the stten
tiOn Of the public to an advertisement in another
column of this paper, headed Important to Fami-
lies, &c.
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEMEl
5000 NUmBEBS-PFizesP ayabIe without
CAPITAL S12,OOOgl
mEnnHns n A.
Whole Tickets tEHalves 2-Quarters L.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

ELAN VI IhE L8IIEhIs
Same as tie Royal Lottery Of Cubs-wih this difference
the Havana Lottery has $4,000 humbers-ths has only
IS OO8
Theirs are two wheels each Of which there are placed
two Locks The Superint ndens have each leY TO the
Lock- and The wheels cannot be opened nnisEs blh are
present. There placed in the wheel Of numbers tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No
70 Is BOO In The wheel Of prizes there are placed TN
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes them
ranging from SIS 900 70 tlOO.
When the drawing takes place which will be in public
the wheels unlocked and sfer revOlging them num-
Der drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers and the same
time drawn out OF the Pre- wheel By bows with arms
baIed 70 the shoulders and bndOlded the tube slipped
Oh. snd thenumbOr held up and enrolled that the whole
audience 1.-THE number is then called Of and
registered BY the Superintendent The Prize drawn
is credited 70 the number drawn at the time and
until all the prizes drawn copy of the draw.
ing then sent to the PRIMERS and after comparison the
5upenntendents certify 70 the correctness Of the drawing
These SuPsrinsndens sworn to peIfOFm their duly
without fear or favor
1t will be perceived, that in this plan every przs s
drawn out and Of course person must get them
drawing s Reutto every one ordering tickets TIE Prizes
payable thirty days aftsr the drawing fu without
deduction
~ Drawing takes places every Saturday
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par Checks on
New York RENTED fer prizes
"a Address orders for Tickets or certificates ofPack.
ages q. h, WINTER, Box 852 Nashville tennessee or
ANDERSON SON, Managers.
junsl5 II Macon or Savannah, Ga
u Persons holding Prize Tickets Of j. f. Winter
Manager, will send them 70 use Tor payment.
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TIE NATIONAL AEEIvERsARY.-The SesiSsizsT Vs-
rein Swiss Relief Society are progressing rapidly
with their preparations for celebrating the ap.
preaching anniversary of the Declaration Of Ame-
ricau Independence. There is no event recorded on
the page Of history more worthy Of honorable com
msmoratiOn than that which secured to the Amsri-
can people redemption from the rule of another
country and we heartily approve Of signalling the
annual recurrence Of g Independence Day " in such
manner as shall preserve fresh upon the memories
Of the people the WORTH and the of the privi-
Isges We possess. We are, therefore, gratiRcd to
see our Swiss feOW-citEens preparing to celebrate
with much spirit our national anniversary. 1.-THE
proud SWitaer" knows how to appreciate the bless
ings We enjoy, for he halls from land where re
public has existed for I've hundred and fifty years.
We had the pleasure yesterday of seeing the mag
niheeut flag be presented to the Society, and it
truly gorgeous affair. On one side is to be seen
the stars and stripes, and on the other the Ameri-
Eagle, holding in his mouth scroll, to which is
attached the coat ofarms Of the United States and
of the Republic Of Helvetia, in Switzerland whose
independence dates back as far as 1907 The de-
sgnis tasteful and highly credable to the patriotic
Swtzsrs who getting up this pageant in honor of
their adopted country.
The beautiful flag will be presented to the Swiss
Relief Society at COckrills Spring, on the morning
Of the 4th Of July, by number of young Ameri-
can, Swiss and German ladies, after the procession
has reached that place from the Public Square At
Ter the presentation Of the banner, the Declaration
Of Independence will be read by NJ. A. FOgg, Esq,
60 be followed by historical address upon Switzer-
land and the United States by Randall " Mac
gsvook, ESQ. After these exercises, dancing, target
shooting, SC, will be the order Of the day. A good
brass band will be in attendance.
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In iare combined tha prePaes O T0sl0, psaErIa ard
II viii cure any dsaso ar as stomach, Liver o. Bowels,
such a.
DiaTrhosa Rlousnes,, 1.upspsls, lndessaa Hsaaaeas
Debility, Pain 10 the Stomlch or 8oueis Coslive1
Night Fevers, Welcomes Of ihc Skn, &c.
lions In the stomach, and Efenelhcus taa Digestive r 4
willslso diseass tle Uisrus dnsrs sad
creates healthy circulation % 5iood remoginE all ofos
b0slg, pmples or bltches frou he skn
~ H. and oseonynesa o. he wonderful iuFsositns pro
For CHILDRBE WHO nuny weak and seklg We adrfss
parents 20 give them tsaspo0ufll Of The CoaBiaL daily
II See Circular. Fhcs, 81 rer bottie
"a. MCLEAN. sole proprietDr n t5is Tardfsl
- Principal Depot, GA te corner Of Tn I'd and Pins si
81. Louis, Missouri.
~ Fer sails By all lhs principal Druggists In nee All
osuutry.
Do GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
all over the country n. consequence ~ The tres
memdOms success Of iucaeanfs Wolcunfc Oh
remedy The oi local psins oxIernd dissass
Hundreds Of confirmed Grip les have been saads wax
chronic sores, aud had irsd Is yaiu .6any rsus-ies
and inimouts now before The public, have been pe-
Leans Celebrated s.lnitneuI.
u 10 DO logger unirisd rsmady, fixed and fumog
have used Il, that McLeansa 5 0Icsnfc ,bIf 1TrsI-
ment is the best "A et tlll has been discoV-
sorss9l all kinds, sWehnEH, o. any local puiaa
LiverY stable Keepers. Farmers, Dray-
and all shat have tho charge horses should tssr supply
constantly on hand 70 be used IN ame Qfus-d.
PRICE OF THE LINTuENT
In consequence Of the eTeasuE demand his valuable
Lnim' NJ l. putin utydge c-ut oatlss CIV d
and one do liar bottles. Cry ceDt bolea cnafa ihres
proportion 70 their h purchasers viii ave ousg 81
getting the larger sizes
apr2s- dive 2m Is
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WORms ENpELLEn FRon.AnrLTN.

WORMS EX PELLEB FROM,A Quits.
The administration OF B 4. FsbnesOck's VsrmIfuge has
alWas beet characterized Nh success always prod icing
the feelings marked change better. ny one who
tries safely Ode 10 is and the infant
mi Irsd BY Adults, too, are frequently
HuUieetto 10 the aud small intestnes which
always pair the health.
RoHE n. 7. October 18th, 1854.
.Flessrs. B. 4. FaAcHstoek Go.
GESTLEAEN-l Ia c used B A Fabneslock's Vermi -uge
with remarkable success the expulsion OF wore from
QUE Of my children aRd one lnsa have taken it ny
self and it bToug away oT,r sixty LAKGE WOKMS. !
can recon m snd 1t as the best medlci e in use
MARY SNOW, Jay street.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country rehsnts oughout the Unitsi
HOIIaWay's PiIIs.-Are you losing Flesh!
Do you from spirl Have you ing
pit OF the and palP hearth
you tuuosd with 6sIulsncyi II SO, Of H,I
ways Pills, -ctng pom sscreuOns, vii you
perfect hsalt. sold the manufactures No. 80 Maiden
New York and No. "A strand London; BY all drug
Fisrs at CSC, 90 5lc, aud 81 per pot or box.
NERVOUS AND RHUMATIC AFFECTIONSI
HoLLAN BITTERs-''We have used this medicine our
selves and many with the greatest success. The
cesbrs Of German Physicians recommending
IT, Daring this Oh ngesble WsithsT, while persons ar
troubled with and rheumatic sGectons Il will be
found a valuable Fgmedy,D Staats Zeifugg
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DIR. A. G. GOOdlet,
MANUFACTUHER OR
Vegetable Panacea

GOODLEI'S LINAMENT, UINIMENr AND
EYESALVE.
Coughs, Cold, Headache, Indigestion and
Di>peps a,
Which aiiCts many persOns, relieved and
more eGecuay cured by proper use of the Vegetable
Psnacea than any other remedy
Female Diseases -Ihs Vegetable Psnsces is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIet's Vegetable Liniment, GOOdIet's
UnriVaICd Ointment, and GOOdIet's Eye
SaIVe, are superior remedies. All persons Wha have
made tFal Of them speak them In the highest terms
FAM les adopted the The above rene
dies prepared by Dr. GOOdet, much pleased with
them and generally give them enIhusis praise.
rnaggQ-lr
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THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.

EVERY summer and Fall thousands OF persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Palms, and other,
irregularities Of the Bowels. 1t be cured in ever
case by the ofTuckers Cholera Syrup, which
tested by the best physicians in the South aud
West and them pronounced the most eectual remedy
nov 10 use. 1t has performed more SoEishng than
any specific. human lie be saved in nine cases
out Of ten by investment Of IS cents Buy bottle and
sep hby you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, aud T.
WELLS, gents. The Propre,o having unOOunded cou-
sdsncs the ehcsoy Of his medicine has authorised the
Agents 10 distribute it grauousy until its
aorou bly, tested Persons afflicted With Of the above
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
free OF charge, Tmay6-tf.
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F0R nHERIFP.

Election First saturday An Marcha 1885,
We are authorEsdto JANRs II. aIErON candl'
OATS Tor sheriff Of David county. nayH
We are authorized s. snnounos 1OEE &. EsMONRspE
candidate for rssloston shera o. Davidson eOUnT
msy25
We authorEsS % announce g. BEslET s candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. mays
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COMMERCIAL.
Atlanta Markets, June 90.

BAooS-Hog round 10; Clear sides l61: Ribbed
do. l6@l6!; Hams l4@15; Shoulders lS{
LARD-Family, in bbls., Il; in tin cans is.
TALLow, lie.
FLoUE-Good Superfne 50 IS; Extra and Family
S4 90.
CoRS-Saoked 81 OO6Sl 10.
The produce market has been very dull the past
week, and will continue so until after harvest Our
quotations are barely maintained.
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IA She unusually brilliant luminaries which
have been attracting so much attention from comet
hunters for several days past Prof Ansman, Of the
University Of Nashville, informs US, Venus and
Jupiter. The Professor had excellent telescope
view Of these bodies yesterday morning The one
which has been regarded by few as a comet, is
Venus.
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TIE LEqIsLATURR.

We are sutsohfsd annouaes Or MAEaHs AS esuai.
date for the sIe for The district composed q he
counties OF RO0erssn, Montgomery and Stewart.
We are authorised 30 snn0anos B. ". Haywood, Esq-,
As & candidate Joint Rep etsoiavs Of the coanes Of
Davidson Roberts n and MontgoROG.
II We are authorized 70 announce s. DAgIOsoH a
candidate % represent Davidson county, ne lower branch
of the nsxt Laeislsturs iunsp-tda,
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CONGRESSIONAL Canvass. - The candidates for
Congress in this district Messrs Quarles and ZOli
Golfer, will address their fellow citizens to-day in
this city, upon the issues of the canvass. We trust
there viii be large turn out of the people to hear
them
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Asqsas. 81 s ils 3 2 Is. sasss - d
Not Renewable

II We are suhsresd &c anR0unss m0sEs sEEeIeToE as
osnSdas 70 Represent Ne counties q Davidson, Eobsri
Goa, Chesiha - Montgonery Dioksen and sssWst IN he
nsxf olErssl Of the Uuiusd ssatss.
The Clhfsavs ysfrs0niaa Vl eoPY and ssRdbrlto ths
ae1.z f-r rolleur4or