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SHOES.

AIDES ard Gentlemem's Shoes d,
H at 25c to 81 SO per pair, which kS
is a great deal Less than the original ' e.
cost. WEBB & NePHAII.
March 5, 1857.
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{ CARPgTfne.

HAVE a fine assortment of low SID
Il priced Carpeting. which will sell
very low. s7sH
May %, 1858. L. C. GOODRICH.
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FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER.
OFFICIAL PAPER GE LINCOLN COUNTY

OFFIcE--Afthe same Old Stand: Sign Of tie
"o6serret Printing 0Efce.''
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Partition Notice.

r YDIA Corts, Joseph Cors, David Corts,
IL John Corts and Simon Corts will axe
notice that a petition was filed against them
on the 9th day of July, A. D., 1858, IN the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland county,
Ohio. by Alfred Corts, and is now pending,
wherein the said Alfred Corts demands par
tition of the following Real Estate, situate in
the County of Ashland, and State of Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows BE
ginning at the corner and northwestern point
of section thirty-fve, township twenty-four,
and range seventeen of the lands directed to
he sold at Canton; thence along the line of
said section south one hundred and sixty per-
cbes: thence through said section east eighty
five perches thence through the north west
quarter of said section, north one bundled and
sixty perches thence along the line OF said
section west eighty five perches to the Begin
ning-containing eighty-fve acres reserving
and excepting from the said eigAty-fve, five
acres heretofore sold TO Samuel Stein, and the
assignment of the dover therein of LydiaCorts
| widow of Lewis Corts, deceased, and that al
the next term of said Court, the said alfred
Corts will apply for an order that Partition
may be made of said premises and said dowel
assigned. CORIS,
! By FUuTos & MoCoMss, his Attys:
Jul Z, 1858. W
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DougIas in uIInoi..

Judge DOUGLAS has returned home to
place himself at the head of the oppo-
sition forces in Illinois. The Coalition
between him and the Republican lead
ers In Illinois is M longer kept under
the bushel. The GREELEY programme
is the one which will probably be adopt
ed. This scheme sends LINCOLN to the
Senate, and DoUGLAs to the House of
Representatives, with a pledge of the
Republican support of DOUGLAS for the
Speakership of that body. 1t is a mat
ter OF little Importance to the country
as to how they shall buy and sell among
themselves, They may achieve tempo.
rary successes in certain localities =
but the great and united Democracy of
this country were never more invincible
than now, under the wise and patriotic
policy of great Statesman who now oc.
cupies the Executive Chair, and who
Is laboriously engaged in the faithful
discharge of his high duties, regardless
OF cabals and cliques
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WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Govern
ment is in possession of dispatches from
Minister Forsyth who, at latest accounts
was in correspondence with the Mexican
Government on subjects growing out o.
a tax on the property of American citi
zens.
The poiut for demanding his passport
had not yet been reached.
The contracts for supplying stationery
for the Interior, War, and Navy Depart
ments, has been awarded to Blanchard
s. Mohun.
For the State Department, to VIM. F
Bayley.
For the Treasury Department, tt
franklin Phillip.
All the successful bidders are res
dents eff Washington.
The whole number of land warrants
issued in June was 963, to satisfy which
it will require l4,2O0 acres
The President has taken up his sum
mer residence at the Soldi4r's Home
three or four miles from Washington.
TheSecretary of War occupies a HOUSE
on the same premises.
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Foreign Misce1Ianies.

BRITIsH NATIONAL DEBr.-From q
Parliamentary return, just published,
it appears that the national debt amount
ed, on the 3lst of March, 1857, to ESQ.,
1I9, 600, bearing an annual interest of
G23, 40 600, and on the same day of
1853, to e779, 225, 600 with an interest
of G23, 1888 600.
1t is stated in a letter from Paris that
whilst at Coburg the Prince Consort
made over his hereditary rights to the
Duchy of Coburg to Prince Alfred, his
second son. The young Prince is short
" expected at Berlin, and will remain
some time in Germany to prepare him.
self for his position as q German prince.
WEIGHT OF H NEW BIG BEN.-This
hell has been weighed, and the result
given by the steel-yard was l3 tons 10
cwt. | or. IL h., or rather more than
two tons less than the former one. 1t
is till, however, one of the largest bells
in Europe, excluding Russia, the coun-
try of large ~bells-being only inferior in
size and weight to those Of Vienna and
Olmutz. The Erfurt bell now exceeds
it a little in weight, for though its diam
| eter and thickness are less, its height is
greater. The exact dimensions of the
present Big Ben have not been given
and are as follows: Diameter, 9 feet
height outside, Z feet 6 inches; inside
6 feet Al inches; thickness of sound
bow, 81 inches; thickness of thines'
part, 8 inches.
PUNN1NG IN THE PULPrr.-The Bish
op of Oxford, preaching in st. Margar
cts Church, on the 9th June, in aid o
the Westminster Hospital, thus qucs
toned the motives of some people,
charity: "For instance. contrast tn,
amount you give when the plate is hell
at the door, and you can slip IN you
contribution quietly and unseen IN pass
ing out, with the sum you would give II
the same church and for the very SAM
object. were the plate handed into eac
pew, and your respectabilIty put apo
It's mettZe.I-Ladies' Journal
1t is stated that the trial of DR.. Der
nard cost the Government no less
sum than thirty thousand pounds.
The accounts from all parts OF lrt
land respecting the growing crops ar
highly sati sfactory.
Accounts received from all parts
> France represent the appearance of ii
, growing crops as magnificent, and tt
prospect of a rich vintage is3everythip
{ that could be desired.
3 The Inauguration of the port of Che
bourg, which was to have taken plac
in the middle of July, has been pos
poued till August 7,
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Trial of Gen. Lane.

The preliminary examination of the
CASE of Gen. James III. Lane, charged
with the killing of Col. Gaius jenkins,
at Lawrence, Kansas, is reported at
great length in the St. Louis. Demo
Graf, of the 2Ist. The examination
commenced on the 18th, and was still
pending. Both the slayer and the VIC
tIm seem from the testimony to have
been reckless, desperate men, and ready
20 risk or take life for little cause; but
Lane appeared likely to prove sufficient
p~rovocation to warrant his acquittal in
. community where morals are SO loose
and life is held SO cheap as in Kansas.
The counsel on both sides made very
light of the matter, as will be seen BY
the following extract from the proceed.
ings:
One little pass between the counsel
was so pointed and opportune that it is
worthy Of note.
Col. Young insisted that, in law, the
man slain is supposed to be wro6gfully
slain.
Mr.. A. That is the law Of Eng
land-not of America.
Col. Young-If there is any book OF
Gods earth that contains any other
doctrine, I'll eat it without greasiDg
daughter
Mr. Coe-Then you'll have more Law
in your stomach than you W. had i
your headi fRoars of Laughter.)
Col. Young is a difficult man to non
plus. but this cut fully stunned him
instead Of rejoining, he muttcred some
thing about borrowed wit.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

billiard Hayes & Co. In Crawford County
Aaron Yarnell, ct al. Common Pleas.
DY virtue of a third Vendi Exponas. duly
ID issued from the Court OF Common Pleas'
of Crawford county, dated the I'D day of June,
1858, and to me directed, l will sell at Public
Auction, at the house of Henry Brown, in the
town of Loudonville, Ashland county, on
Monday, the 26th, dag Of July, 1858,
between the hours of ten. o'clock, A. NJ, and
four O clock, P. NJ. of said day, the following
described goods and chattles, to-wit:-two
gray horses, two gray mares, one buggy, two
two horse wagons; one yoke of work oxen
three head of young cattle; four sets o. har
ness; one gold watch, and one bay mare, and
one buggy-levied on and taken as the prop
erty of the. above defendants at the suit of the
above plaintiffs. Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
July 7, 1858. n5ts-pf$4,OO
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TINE grant of land made by the act of Con-
i gress, approved June 3, 1856, to the State
of Michigan. to d in the construction of GER
tain rail roads therein mentioned, having been
so far adjusted as to authorize the release from
W withdrawal of the lands hereinafter described
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all the vacant
OFFERED lands which lie outside of SIX MILES
on each side of the "Grand Rapids and IndI
ana ;" the "Flint and, Perre Marquette" and
the Detroit and Milwaukee" railroads, sltua-
ted in the aforementioned townships, which
have not been selected in virtue of said grant,
or any other grant made by Congress, or lie.
gally claimed by pre- emption, and WHICH WERE
SUBJECT TO PRIVATE ENTRY AT THE DATE OF WITH
pRAwAL, will be restored to private entry on
the days and ut the places hereinafter specified
at the ordinary minimum of 81 ,25 per acre.
At the Land Office at IONA, on Monday,
the sixteenth day CT August next, viz:
North cfetke base line and rest Of the principal
b meridian.
Townships 4. S. 6, 10, IL, 1s, -. II, Is, IL. 1s, 10.
aud 20. of range eleven.
Townships 4, Sc, g, O., 10, 1l.12, ID, II, Is, Ia, IA,
10, and 90. of range twelve.
Townships 4, Sc, 4, 9, 10. IL, IL, ID, IA, Is. l6. is,
Townships 4,5.6. Z, g, 10. II, 10. Is. II, Is, l6. Is,
10. sndeO. OF range fourteen.
Tow nships 49, 6, 10, 10, Is, l6, IL, 10, and 20, oi
Townships I. SO, u 80. 10. Is. 10. IT. 10. and 90.
Townships s. .. 10. IS. 10, II. 10. and 20, of range
Townships 10, Is, Io. II, 10. 10. and %. of range
eighteen.
Township Is. OF range nineteen.
At the Land Office at TRAVERSE CRY, on
Monday the sixteenth day of Aug. next, viz:
North of the base line and nest Of the principal
merididR.
Townships 81, %. %, "a, eS, &c, 81, %, 30, 81, and IS
of range thirteen.
Townships 81, %, %, "a. IS, &c, 81, and 90, range
Townships, 81. %, %. "a, o, &C, 81, and %, of range
eleven.
Townships 81, %. %, 81. %, &c. and twenty-sever
OF range ten.
Townships &c, 81, %, 30, 81, and 20, of range nine.
Townships ~, %, 90. 30, 81, and 70, OF range eight
Township %. Of range seven.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
ington, this eighth day of June, A. D.. one
thousand eight hundred and fifty eight.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July 7, 1855. 6w5
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Gbe 9sblann Qnim.
ASHLAND:
Wednesday, July Z, 1858.
Democratic County Convention

Democratic County Convention.
The Democratic electors of the sew
eral Townships in Ashland county are
hereby notified that a Democratic Coun.
ty Convention will be held at the Court
House iu Ashland, on
Saturday, the oath day of July,
instant, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to attend the State and Ju.
dicial Conventions, to be held, the for
mer at Columbus on the goth, inst, and
the latter at Mansfield, on --
The Democracy of the County are
therefore requested to meet in tbeil
several townships and appoint delegates
to ssaid County Convention. By order
of the Democratic Central Committee.
J. ALBERSON,
r. N. HERSHEY.
JOHN VAN NEST,
JOHN WHITE,
WIN. COWEN,
T. j. KENNY,
b. s. KNAPP, Gin.
July 7, 1858
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Candidate for Congress.

The friends of j. W. Smith, Esq,
our fellov-townsman, have proposed bis
name as a candidate for Congress, and
will urge his name before the Republican
Convention of this District.-Ismes.
E This is no business of ours, but
We may be permitted to say, that, a,
regards local and personal claims, Mr.
Smith has the advantage of any of hi:
competitors. As a neighbor, a gentle.
man, and a personal friend, we wish
him that success which he deserves a
the hands of his party.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

E. McFall d Co. In Erie County Com
D. Yarneii L. others. mon Pleas.
10y virtue of writ of Execution duly issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas, of Erie
county, dated June Sd, 1858, and to me di-
rected, will sell at Public Auction, at the
House of Henry Brown, in the town of Loudon-
vile, Ashland county, on
Monday, the Goth, dag Of July, 1853,
between the hours of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, thefollowing
described goods and chattles viz One black
mare, one sorrel mare one large platform
scale, and one turning lathe, irons, pulleys.
&c, taken and levied on as the property of
the above named defendants at the suit of the
above named plaintiffs. Terms of Sale, Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff
July 7, 1858. n5ts-$3,O0
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Total Amount. So
CoNOITIoN OF TNFIRMARY-

CONDITION Oh INFIRMARY.
Articles made by matron and inmates during
Towels 3. Bed Ticks Z, Comforts pieced and quilt
ed 9, Pillow Ticks2. Comforts quilted 8. Shirts 50,
Dresses II, Skirts quilted 10, Pants 42, Vests 10,
Goats 5, Sunbohnets Z, Caprs le, Night Dresses 3,
Caps 9, Wamascs4 in all 3l9.
CONDITION OF FARM, &c.
Built one new barn, pailed in one new gar
den, built Al PANELS board fence, rebuilt four
hundred PANELS of fence, made one thousand
new rails, chopped one hundred cords of wood,
planted one hundred apple-trees also75 peach
trees, and 10 cherrY-trees. And cleared 3
acres of land. All looks well.
STOCK ON FARM.
3 work horses, l two year old colt, 7 mich
cows, Z head of young cattle; At head of sheep,
old and young; 81 hogs old and young; lSaeies
ofmeadow for moving, II acres of wheat acres
of rye, 10 acres of oats, II acres of corn, Sc
acres of pasture, 2M acres of potatoes, u acre
of broom corn, d acre for turniPs, n acre OF
white beans. e acre of japan peas, acre for
tobacco, 2 acres for buckwheat.
FARMING UTENSILS.
The same as heretofore, with 1 new shovel,
2 new hoes, l new garden hoe, and rnew gar
den rake.
INMATES OF INFIRMARY.
The whole number of inmates in the mfr
mary during the past year has been 40 males
%, and females II, 81 of whom belong to the
United States, 2 from England and l from Ger
many, and i from Scotland. Whole numbero
foreigners 4; at present there are %, of whom
10 are males and 9 females. The Oldest is IS
years of age, and the youngest 3 years old
There has been during the past year 6 deaths
and / bound out.
Number of Paupers from each Township =
Hanover4, Greens 8, Vermillion A, Montgomery
8. Milton1, Clearcreek 2. Perry 2, Jacl son l
Ruggles l, Mohecan !, Troy l, MIfhin 4, Or
ange l in all 40.
The health of the Inmates is considered
good, and all connected with the house ar
prosperous and happy. So far as circum
Stances will permit, at least, tie Inhrmary i
kept neat and clean in all its departments, an
much credit, therefore, is due to the Super
intendent and Matron for its presentprosperity
The STRIFE OF Ouro( We hereby certify tn
Ashland, Co., S. foregoing to be a tru
Exhibit of the Receipts, Expenditures ant
Condition of the Ashland County 1nfirmary
for the year commencing June 10th, 1857
and ending June 10th, 1855. ~
| z. KELLEY,
JOSEPH STRICKLAND,
tag GEORGE BoTTDORF,
Directors of Ashland Co. Inhrmary.
Jun se3, 1858. 4w3
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Greer House and Hot House riants

MRS. WILLIAM mILLIs, of Sullivan,
~ Ashl2%nu county, Ohio, Would inform the
nn.unc, that she has on hand q great variety Of
desirable Green House, Hot House and Hardy
Plants, Roses, Dahlias, &c. She will mentions
among others fifteen varieties of Fuchsia, Pelar-
~goniums, Geraniums. Forget me Nots, Lun-
tunnas Verbenas J~ustica. Lilys, Heliotropes,
Additions, DE. Also Roses, Honey Suckles
and a fine variety of dubious roots. Also
fruit vines, such as the early northern Musca
tine Grape, the Catawba, Isabella and the per
petual bearing Strawberry. Her plants are
such as will contribute to the beauty of the
green house, parlor or flower garden and her
fruit vines will please the taste of the most
fastidlous. She ~solicits the patti onagc of the
public:
Sullivan, June 16, 1853. 4w2
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InaIan war on

Late intelligence from Oregon and
Washington indicate a renewal of In
dian hostilities in those Territories
An Indian force of about fifteen hun
drsd ,smade IN attack upon the command
OF Colonel SrEProE, consisting of five
Companies, or four hundred men. The
troops destined for Utah will probably
fluid employment in fighting the equally
uDcivilized, but less prudent Indians.
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sHERITF's SALE,

S~eoD Duher, -l
VS.. In Ashland Oounty Com'
SaTsuel Seibert. mon cos
DY virtue of a writ of Vendi Exponas duly
ID issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of Ashland county, dated June the 4th, 1885,
and to me directed, 1 will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at the premises of Samuel Seibert. in
Mohecan township. in Ashland county, Ohio.
on
Saturday, the Goth day of June, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a A., and
a o o'clock. P. M, of said day, the following
described goods and chattels, to-wit Seven
head of horses, ten acres of wheat IN the
ground, four acres of rye in the .gronnas ana
as the property of Samuel Seibeft to satisfy
an execution in favor of Jacob BIcher.
Terms of Sale--Cash,
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheiih.
June I6. 1856. n2ts-pf$3,OU
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Question Asked and Answered.

The Cadiz Republican of the 23d inst.
%propounds the following question:
"Why should it require twice the pop
%ulaiion to make a Free State, that it
does to make a Slave Slater"
Ans.-Because such men as John a.
Bingham record their rotcs for the
admission Of SLAVE STATES and against
the admission Of Free States. Vade
bis votes on the Kansas AID Minnesota
Bills
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

O. tT tns 9TH the d hSu Gs a Of fgn o.ei hcp' a l5Ss' a nd
three o'clock, p. NJ, on the premises herein
after described, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the prop
ertY of John Breniser, deceased, to-wit:-
situate in the County of Ashland and State OF
Ohio, and being lots number three (3) and
four az in the town of Mifiin. Terms OF
Sale-one third cash in hand, onethird in one
year and the residue in two years With inter est
from the day of sale. Deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
REUBEN N, HERSHEY,
Admir- of John Brcniser, decd.
Fulton d McCoMBs, Att'ys.
July 7. 1858. dw5
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.A@-SN

DETROIT, July 2.-The propeller
NorthAmerica engaged inthe light house
service, took fire on lake St. Clair last
night, and was totally consumed.
The crew of twelve persons jumped
overheard and were saved.
The vessel was owned in Cleveland,
and valued at S22, 000-said to be in
sared for $4,000.
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NEW ADV'TS.
SE3~
Cabinet and Chair Shop.
Z. EPPLER

HAVING permanently established himselfin the
LII above business i'll Ashland, Will execute all
orders in every department OF his business, TO the
satisfaction of those who may favor him with
their patronage. His goods are all manufactured
by himself, IN tie old and honest way, and ale
warranted to Trove whatthey seem and what they
are re- recommended.
TPWare-roOma and Shop in the building former
ly Ow ned and occupied by J.Mussrave.
Ashland, July Z, 1858. n5tf
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ST. JOHNS, N. F., July 2.-The tel
egraph line between this city and the
Bay of Bulls Arms, at which point the
cable is to be.laid, is now in good order.
The steamer Porcupine is stationed off
the mruth of the Bay, and will pilot her
and assist in landing the cable.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.
TRINITY BAY, N f. July

1RINlTf DAfiN n. July o..
The dense fog which has prevailed for
the past few days continues aud rain is
still falling. There is a strong breeze
from the northeast, we have no i%ntelli-
gence from the Telegraph Gable feet,
now fully due here.
The City of Washington arrived at |
o'clock. The principal features of her
news are already received by telegraph
from Cape Race.
The Coolie emigration question had
been brought up in Parliament by Bish-
op Oxford, who intimated that the so
called free emigration had proved to be
slavery in its worst form.
Lord Brougham said iswas the duty of
the Government absolutely aud immedi-
ately to prohibit the system.
Great preparations were being made to
open the Ocean Telegraph line. The
Queen will iuaugurate the event by
sending a Peace Message to President
Buchanan.
The war steamer Bloodhound had
arrived in England from the coast q
Africa, aud an inquiry held on board OF
the matter of the capture of the Ameri
can bark Thomas Watson, near Sierra
Leone.
ST LOUIS, July. 2-Our dispatches from
Leavenworth the 50th, by the UniteC
States Express have been received a
Fort L%eavenworth from Washington, an
noun eng the departure of a special mes
senger with dispatches from the Wa.
Department for Gen. Harvey.
On receipt of the dispatches, which ar
understood to relate to the diversion o
the columns now on the march an expires
will be sentforward Immediately to over
take Head Quarters, which were last re
portedwithin Of forty miles Fort Kear
ney.
Adviees from Fort Laramie to tn
18th, contain nothing Of interest.
Gov. Denver is expected at the gar
risoD to day and on his arrival will be re
eivedwith military honors,
His visit is undoubtedly connected wit
the withdrawal of the troops from For
Scott, and with the view of concertin
measures to replace them.
1t is said tho Governor deprecates tn
removal of the force from the Fort, an
does not deem the proper moment t
have arrived for such action.
The Notes of the American Bank
Baltimore, reported insolvent, have bee
extensively circulated in the Territory
The paper is held in this city to larg
amount.
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Grams.

The newspapers throughout the land
are joining in a general Harvest Hymn.
Altogether, the harvest of 1858, un-
promising as the crops looked in the ear
lier part of the season, will be ore OF
unusual abundance.
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-W perninan vino uas kil

E8W. Perpigan, who was killed,
near Natchez, Miss, on the Eclipse,
was = native of Philadelphia, but for
some years past has been a resident of
Sc. Louis, AID was a druggist. having
probably the largest establishment of
the kind In st. Louis, or to be found in
the gonth.
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Democratic Primary Meetings.

DemOcratic lima meetings.
The Central Committee, at their
meeting on Friday, fixed upon Saturday
the 2eth day of August, as the time for
holding the Primary Meetings The
call will appear next week.