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SEA ISLAND CoTroN.--The Charleston Is. Co. Mer-
curry lesrps that tho cotton and rice crops all
through the Sea Island region Of that State, are
very promising and in excellent condition.
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Hoes IN Observation-Disclosures from Is counties
in Kentucky make the aggregate humber of hogs
over six months old ~ 3T4, against 62S ISL in the
same counties last year, and AZ 335 year before
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The u. s. Court, Juige Halyburten

presiding, conifaenced its session yesterday, and
was ens aged in the civil suit Of Pollard and Hig
gins against Brown and others The case is long
5ne aud will take several days &c conclude. Judge
Crump appears for the plaintiff, and Brown and
others for the dtf4nce.
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FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

fes FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
- ed Brick Tenenents, on Cary street, between
ith and 5th. They well adapted for Grocery
rooms. besios the store room ard well adapt
ed for the accommodation oi families, having all
eessaIy conyenences Possession given immediate
y. To good tenants, the rent viii DO moderate
Apply to II r. RAaLAND d CO.
ia Ats Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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A SMART PAPER THE Tribune and Press OF Chi
cAgo has started new evening edition, aud in one
Of its first numbers announces that the Atlantic
Telegraph has bseu successfully laid. aud that Ma
puieon had been subjected to another ussassina-
ton. To give pquancy to the startling news, It
added that the engineer of one Of the Telegraph
s'eansrs was caught up in the coil of the cable
aud carried overheard; while Napoleon was badly
wounded ia the left breastby "a poiguari. Great
mes for the newsboys ia Chicago with such news.
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FOR RENT-A very desirabl,

ES4 - IL u n IA very Cesrable
hts dwelling on Grace street between Adams and
k21sles, square above Grace street Eaptint
Church. The house contains ten sOoias aaa has
Lssn recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
city water IN the yard and is in one cf tho raost
sasant nslghborh0ois Ia the city.
I0a good tenant the rent Will bc low Apply to
Jg Z3-ts RAGLASD ER0
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A.. EtLGAtti AhU l. n I K 4 /
49, %FnKtnuls. .. MAIN STREET. FOR
EENT ~ ~Alf --fiatipR IC'Ha. not to costi
ia H3 mess up~ pher tnT rpt sale, the
large an caInmodjou- stoishuu,e lately occupied
hy is ~ r. Whoe-aie and retail dry go ri st The
lou~e situated the south SIDE OF >lain tn ct IA
t, most cent? ii part pt the city To persons Wish
inr commence business. this IL UCst GesiTabi~
stand, It Is w,ii kuUWu tIr suSnant the eu'lre
State f"r terms. apply to The Subscribers, at the
stpT.. No % Main street
ls 2e-ikSwgw BINFDRD, MAYO BLAIR.
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RtCEkL's 90N--It is said that during recertyisi.
Of Louis Napoleon 70 Ihr Chateau dEtIoles the En-,
prr"r at once. upon entering the parlor. noticed
yonth ufhlCcea yeats. Interesting aud hands uie in
appearance, with ~eil-tUrmed aud elegant figure
lhc Emperor approached him kindly: ~ hat IS yollr
name my little triend?" '-Walew.ki. Sir" "t'uunt
d'EtiorS' answered the Emperor smiling aud pac
ing his hand on the boys shoulder This Young
u4u is the son of Nladile Rachel and Count " aIev-
Xxi, who has always taken Of him aud attended
tu his education. He is acknowledged - possess
Independently ofremarkable personal attractions. &.
cheerful disposition, generous sentiments and nm
u -Ual int, gence lie will bear hence oTth I q
tile which the Emperor thus bestowed upon bir
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wPLArs srArrnrnrs or FAoTs :

EB- HAMPTON, Sow aged 81 years. speaks Hear bIu:
Are you sick! Beware Of imttationsi Ask for
dafanton's Vegetable Tincturs. The many cures
sade by tbs pleasant AMI safe remedy may induce
counterfeitng -
medicine must have merit and great rltrit. too
. stand the test Of public opinion no art Of pui ag
IAN GaivaEiZe worthless article 60 as to keep il on
As good medicine, If 1t be not really So
good medicine Will live, become popular aad ex-
,snd us sales year after year in spite Of opposition
fhe people readily nd out ts virtues and txe fame
OF khsn passes frrm mouth TO mouth with more ra,
eslty thG3 nev spapers can spread it. A living Sft.
ress testlyiDg to the d medicine has made for
aiin Is OF GioTe sefTice thAa any newspaper adser,
isins.
In proof of what we say above we refer you 70
dGlhpton 8 Vegetable Hncture ami its effects
MIR WIN. Hi6a, No. 1875 So. .h pa1. street BaJti.
More, cured OF Rheidnatsna, Dyspepsia and Seryous
disease
Mr. EDWIN NJ, SPEAYKLig, No. q Register street.
oalInoTe, most dreadful case Of Scr1fuIa Of years
'taitng, lost number of pieces of bone restored TO
lealth. -
Miss MARY soogIsLD Teacher, No. go galtimor.
sIee-heI ease, after years CT suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted aa 10 see her
:, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c
Mr " III oldham. ot Baltimore Custom Il ouse snf-
tered fro these complaints for Is u.ouths with b.iv
and MUD severely affected lie was cured by Hamp-
tons Vegetable iinc:ure after other thing, failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. de-
nr Henry C. Winn had acough for yesrs -ereal
%eaAness &c, cAd III all i've ply sicans tried
ALT he remedies, but was cured oItly by
hAAPTON'S 'EG EFA8LE fISCTURs.
So Delicate Lsd . and Children will please give
Il a. RIA. s''N
Sold By PURCELL, LADD L co, Richmond; b,
pr CU0h L, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists b
petersi cFR. by MORTIMER 4 MoT BRAY Nalti
tl0rean by druggists and Shopkeepers ysr Yoyheye
sS- u per DoSEie: SIX bottles fo- 81. --dac
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ARTEsIAN Wells There are about Que hundred
artesan wells iii IToquos county, Illinois. Their
average depth is abUu: l25 teet and their Cost
abnut 5000.
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G0RHD BY BUIL.-A man named Anthony Nc
Laughlin, from Wheeling, Va, met with an unfor-
tnuate accident at Martinsville, on Thursday. He
WAS walking down hill near the town aud met a
Mr. Darrah. driving bull coming up. Mr.. Darrah
called to Mclaughlin to look out for the vicious
auimaI but before he could get out Of the way the
boil made al him fsrociously striking him i'll the
face. breaking his check bone and tearing his
r ght ego aud its iigaments entirely out Of his
cad.
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ssg- ITO GLIB RKTissD GOLD, to paint

the NY,
To throw psrfumenn the violet,
70 ~nuo, the zee, or add another hue
To the iaIabow"-
or speak In praise of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AN
sljIlPks IS ade st MINslS' PkVtogra pA and i ias
Art Gallery. 1876 Main street
SIS wastefui aud ridiculous"
They speak for the selves. Ms al Who patronise
his establishments will tssgiiy. 10 ~
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SUIT AGAINST BENEVOLENT SOCfErY.-A suit was
brought against benevolent society before Jus
tice Sanford and jury, on Wednesday, by mem
Der OF tue society. to recover benefits claimed to be
due from May % to June p. The de fence set IN
hy the counsel tor the society was that the mem
Der was hot SICK during that time, and that
even If he were he could not sue a society Of which
be was member for benefits. The testimony Of
three physicians proved that he was i'll and uufit [
for labor during the whole of the time. After ar.
gument, jury gayea verdict for the full amouu,
demanded.-NelcdTk AdcertiSer, Jlt'y To-
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS. Water Cool

- ern OF the best quality, 0f cur own mannfac.
tafe all rzes. from gsllous 10 IS galoa Eaek al
WIN cnarnpa', ana wkrrauted u Rivj eAti 81 ls-
faction Call aat sIppiy yourseIve. st paunfactu-
tIeets. kEEsEE Il PARA.
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FATAL AFFaAY.-Iuformaiiou has been received
of the sudden death OF Lieut.. Magruder, of Wash
ingfon city. while on his way to Great Salt Lake
with the Utah army. His death was caused ty
another Inan--a quarrel having arose between
them which resulted in the shooting of Lieut. NJ
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ggs@ FOX RENT-A very desirable room
s..a cur sore. Pys.c.. ion RiyCa Immediately
Gua god tenant, teIn,s mo'.Jata. Arpiy AZ tie
:. .r~. l.. sTEBB:NS Il FULLE&,
Jy is Corner 9th AMI br 1,t -ts
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JAS VI TAYLOR & son
<~. FOR RFNT-Th. MINING oc

c. FUR hENI-Ihe DN bbLINE &C
a. rupisd by Mr. james Miller, and immediately ;
0p-.,.Ic tbe r s,,,er CO VI Nr Samuel DeHoon u
STE, . near Vain stTe !. IL cunthIas niue rooms
h.d t. ~ god 'rr having gas fixtures. &c Kebt
So auI Tussessi Il given Immediately. Persons
wishing te Zee the house, will nnd the key n,Xt
dynr
ING tDl Iar-, l. one door Hb I'VE the TrR ience o
Mr hirter, near tie fair Ground Enquire on tlc
Yferu uise- j. lis
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bana If onr own manniitctars. tho best quality
ATER CO0LBk neatly painted. Call aud sup
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TIE AxERIc.N CHESS CHAMPION

The AMERICAN CHESS CHAHPl0S.- he London
star Of June y, says Tho American chess cham
pion, Mr.. ? Morphy, Of New Orleans. has come to
London to fIliow mp his challenge to play our En-
@!i-h champion, Mr.. IL Stanton. Mr.. Morphy i.
marvel OF memory and skill, having, are n-
formed, sustained no fewer than seven games ii
mditaneonsly. without sight of the boards He
viii attend the annual meeting of the hess sayans
in August next, at Birmingham. Mr.. NJ pIaye1
Yesterday with some OF the member of the ST.
Georges Chess Club, aud exhibited wonderful
power.
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o. FOR SAIE-1he three Frame
III Ttrem -uiS. ou the north siie If Broad street
tttN "u brook Avenue AM Adams street. are ;pr
sae. IN location is excellent Tor ATTY retail busi
Gr<7
Ai.-o-Two brick Tru"lunuts on the north side Of
L, rs. b-tN,-.y 10Th AMI llth streets
.ssM>-ferg acc5Lm dating. Apply to
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a.. FOR KENT-Gn thurch bill. lear
Esa IT.. corner Of 18th and Clay streets the very
Ga.iIgh,e residence. nov occupied by Dt EnDx Ii
krvE designs removing tothr house on 25tL street
I NJ tn" prcshy ytrran church. and viii give posses
= l. after July 18th. Application 10 I!ade 70
j p HANLnS,
At L Spence's CiOtlinE st ra.
E..,t
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Two WOMEN UNDER ARREST FOR POISONING 4
hAN-At Detroit, mother and daughter Chgis.
tue NeCarty and Anne Brown, have been arrest
90 i'r po''onInG ptdiar, uaned Johuston, " hose
Paramgut Que OF them W :.
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Sga FOR RENT-The House on Cary
FL street. between u aud Sd. at present occupied
VI - Holden Rhodes. II has rooms, is 10 thorough
repair aud u good tenant will bo rented Al mode
rae pr1ce. Possession given let day oi May. Ap-
ply 70 DIBLELL q JOHNSON,
ap It's Shockoe slp
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Pooa RE1uaE.-some few davs since

Pooa RE1UaE.-some few days since
We noticed the shipment from this port to New
York Of one hundled barrels Of Onions, aud then
stated that larG, quantity of that vegetable
would te forwarded North, if the producers found
that the trade would pay. Since then retuEus
nave been received from tie merchant to whom
thty were forwarded, sh howius that he had sold
the lot At - per barrel. Strange as it may seem
"n the very day that the Virginia onions reached
New York, tie papers quoted that higaly przed
vegetable al So and S. per barrel, ana suce then
the quotations have not been changed As g. viii.
nUt pay for tue seed aud carriage it is not likely
| that any OF our gardeners Will ship any more
onions 10 New York this reas0u.
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Affairs iH Bedford County.


BEDFORD Co. VA, July s
1t is Of rare occurrence that we have such wea-
ther as has visited rs recently Last week the
thermometer in the shade, stood AZ 81 degrees
part OF the time, aud at others few degrees low.
OF.
On Thursday and Saturday. were vsiseti by
storms, which have not been surpassed in five
years. The wind blew as hard as | ever heard t.
blowing down corn, OATS &C, very badly, and
nave heard Ct some wheat being swept away il
bottom land, bat ! am glad to say no serious dis
advantage will result
4 great deal Of sickness prevails in this county
fax and fever, and several have died suddenly
from sun stroke" An unhealthy summer i.
predicted.
The annual examination of the Piedmont irs.i
tute. came of last week. Those who have sons Il
educate. wonid do Well 70 patron!ze that insttu
tiIu of learning
The tobacco looks exceedingly well this season
though ia parts Ol;he county. 1t is very 4 ~
giving the "weed' very little chance TO r7akeany
hcntfcial progress 10 maturity. XEAITH
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;B-DvspspsiA AND Flrs.-Ds. o

DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-Da. o.
PHELPS BROWN the great eurer 81 Consumpth1u
for several years badly afflicted by Dgspsp-
that tor part Of he time lao confined to his
bed. lis was ,yentually cured by prescription
furnished him by you.g clairyoyant girl This
pres;rip ion, Civ Ell him by mere child while in
STATE Of trance has cured every body no has taken
il, never having failed once It'll equally sure in
cases OF Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
be tonnd In any drug store will send this yalu-
able prescription 10 any person on the receipt CT
stamp 10 pay postage Address
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand street, Jersey City. a.. j.
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1853 S-DR. j w. GtRLICK, DEAR FIR :-After keep
ing hpuse Tor several months, and b ing irean. MT
" ioilpd In maAing Loaf Bread. / was induced to
try your TEMPLES BAKING PONDER. since then
have bad SO little trouble. ami rarely Tail to have
good bread have Thought It but due to you that
should say as much. as have had il Constant US.
ysur inValCaolc powder Tor more than year,
HENRY b. HALL.
| For sale by all Druusgists and Grocers
je6 sole Propriet6r.
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LIBERIA AND The SLAVE TRADE.-The Philalei
phit American denies Gu the authority # Il letter
from coIored man in Liberia, formerly resident
of Pennsylvania, that the L,beIian government
has had anything to do with shipping negroes by
the French emigration scheme. Ihuse on board
,he Regina Cnii, he says. were captives taken in
war by the chez and sold to the French. The Lii
be ian government is eXertiug all its influence to
prevent the operations of the French scheme
vi hich is only another form oi the slave trade.
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Glhce ever 4 Bodekcr's l

g. FOR RENT The store on North
Es 4 of Main street. adj o'ning M"ssrs Kent. Farr
4 10. .tnl uJ~ in the occupancy ut Mr. I. H. Angus
Pos-s s7tpn given on Ist Au- n-t, lSj5
AI-,-rtnemeAt or JlI Alley, " th 3 rooms, in
Z ,o4 urtie
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a.. FOR RENT-Two Rooms on the
H. fret aud two on the second floor Of house \.
e. t~u dpor. from isatCs THy yloro rraer. Apply
uu the prtuscs, to
fy lJ-IW* ISAAC GKkENTEFE.
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f~a FOR kENT-Anl possession given
kE4 in a few days. the large and d"sirably located
dWrilurx corner OF 9Th aud Franklin streets, now
occupied by i rs G Q burton, ~ B lrdng House,
81 which it is admirably adapted. Apply to
THOMAS W ID DJSWELL,
Receiver of Brown = Administrator,
RortoD Ne
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$50 FOR RENT-The house occupied
gS:t by Mrs Burton, FrnuGlin street containing
rs II sZ rooms besides basement, with W. Ii oI
rf'cr aui good kitchen in the yard Rent !" goo.
Z ui.t Ji rate, and possession had ia few day
For torruE, &c, apply TO
RO II LYME Agent
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MISPLACED HuaASlrY.-James Banks. Esq >;

MISPLACED HUaANITY.--James Banks. Esq All
eminent member OF the bar at Fayetteville, \ G..
is in the city. He comes t. AIRY out the will OF
the late Mis- Perry, who appointed Mr. Bauks 10
that her six slaves, Caroline Perry and her I've
children, have their f,eedom aud $lo,0O0 soOu
the estate Is settled MIR Banks brings the fret
herr. aITanges with Judge Filien to receive the
money when be shall seud it, and pdy 1t over 10
aud advise the new settlers here how to invest i.
-lfereldRd o ifdildtd|rr.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-

"a 1 ~ sell, At 81 great barcain drsir 4ble 10.
OF :. and die Old Di-tillery. and outside The
oorpycatOu liue 1t hAs frontage OF q feet and q
dep,h .. 1851 feet IL has il tgyo.stori frame
Dse.iiDg aud is enclosed with a substantial euce--
Au a ii1ining lot, Of the dimensIons Will be
old also ii desired. Apply to
ati6 X CAUTHORN
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STEAM FIRE ESGINEs.-St. Louis has now five
steam fire eneines and will shortly have two more
The last ugiue j. named Miss Juri. No. D. aud
was presented to the city Dg the underwriters, OF
condition that the city should herself furnish tive
| new which was acccded 10. With this ma
chine, steam raised aud water thrown III tht
short space OF four minutes after kindliug tnt
FIRE, through one hunted feet Of h9-r, from a.
inch ard quarter nozzle, two hundred aud nine
teen feet.
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TIE REEL,N FREE LOvE DEN--A letter from
Anne Hunter. wife Of Merritt A. Hunter founder
Of the Free love den in Ohio has been published
Mis- IL. gives her husband a very low character
shd speaks in terms of abhorrence Of the place at
Berlin. She has been deserted by her husband
and lives in Ashtabula county, Ohio.
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U0oPS.-The o: crInoine has received a Sc
we're shock III Vienna Tue actresses Of the Carl
Theatre have been prohibited from wearing it, be-
cause an actress who, in the character OF an or.
phau was to have tainted away aud fallen to the
ground. fund il impossible to realize the latter
iJea will! anything like nature. from being SO
strongly cased III her steelb0uud frame work: so
tGat ladies OF delicate sensitiIites must give up
fautipg cTnoliue.
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KEEsEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
Corner of igfl and Cary strp.,txL
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SUDDEN CHgCx TO A PLEASURE PARrY.-As the
steamer Ben L9dsr on pleasure EXCURSION
on Geneva Lake, the evening Of the cUEIme nee.
uent exercises of the 1bars Free College Of Gene
Va, aud while the party Of between four and fl se
hundred gentlemen ana ladies' we're in the midst
OF :heir hiarity, young man named Joseph 4.
Clark Of Rochester, Ieli overheard and drown
ed. He had been a member of Geneva College,
and pres ut At commencement. From dancing and
laughter the party Immediately re.apsed into sad
ness, and the boat Teturaed.
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-a.. EEUM FOH REtT.--Ne off tar
i. r.nt une large. airy Room. on second fool
r. ~. .ay i re
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

As the Clique pretend to disapprove
of the Court Honsc Fence, and
would make the people believe that
they and their party are not RESPONSE
bic for tho extravsgsnco that eats up
the public treasury, II may DO well for
their organ ofthis place to exI lain why
they did not oppose the secret Letting OF
the Poor Hou .el
Mr.. Townsend West, of this County,
u practical brick mason, was prom
ised tho contract to build the Poor
House, il he would let the County have
contract he then had for brick with
Henry Price. Mr.. West consented
surrendered prior contract for which he
had engaged the brick, and when ready
to enter into this new understanding,
was informed that the work was let to
Mr.. May. Did the Clique know Of
this? Did they not advise it2 Did they
not commend it?
Why was Ed. May brought down
here in 1856, to take charge Of this
work, when such mcH as Townsend
West was here, willing to contract and
attend to il? May was not here one
nth part of the time, but entrusted the
work to contractors and agents. Why
this preference for non resident con
tractor9
The answer arises involuntariIy
West was not OF the County Clique
not in their confidence-not subserv-
lent to their dictation-aud not likely to
contribute funds for the expenses of the
then campaign Of 1856.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
CANDIDATES.

Ma. FosrHn Please announce the name Of
John r. Cooley As an Independent anti Leeompton
candidate for Ststs Senator. MANI DrxocRArs.
We s~s authorised 90 snusuueo the name Of
Francis A. Bauer 20 an independent candidate for
Treasurer Of franklin County at the ensuing Octo-
Der election.
We are authorized TO announce the name Of l.. v.
c. Lynn, as an Independent cxndidsie for Sheriff
Of franklin County.
Ms. Fosrrs--You will please snnounce the name
Of DR.. A. j. Biddinger, Of Cedar Grove, ~ an In
dependent Candidate for Representative In the
state Legislature, and skligs nany voters Of
HfaHLAsp.
We are authorized 70 snnosnee the name Of s. S.
Jackson NJ an Independent anti Lsocrnpton Csndi-
late for County Conn issioner at the ensuing oeto-
Der Election.
Ma FosrrR:--You will please announces the
NAME Of John c. knscht. as an Independent Can
didats for Sheriff Of franklin county, At the ensu-
OK October election, and ohlige many voters Of
HfcnLasp.
Ms. rcsrxx You will please apuounee the name
Of John l. shank a. an independent candidate for
Auditor Of FRANKLIN County,
AND osl,ex xIsr Worms.
MA FosTEn-Dr Peek, Of Mt Carmel, would
m axe good Coroner, as said Office legitimate
" belongs 10 the medical profession. Please
snnonnce him as . candidate for the Office.
Mt CARMEL
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Court House Fence.

The work on the Court House Fence
has been commenced. Mr.. John Gala
gher, sub contractor of Mr. May, to
whom he let the stono work, has broke
ground, AMI is pressing forward the
foundation, in hopes to complete it this
fall. We are advised that objections
are made TO enclosing part of the street
east of the Court House, which unfor.
tunatcly places the fence too near the
building. II this work has to be done
and to serve party purposes, done How
we hope that no personal objections
may prevail to prevent its being done
right. 1t will cost much money, and
should not be botchod.