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pEARL RlYER FARM Fnn sA1r

FElHE undersigned offers for sale his piantatior
l. situated on the east side of Pearl River. az
miles from Monticello and Westyilie road.
This place contains i've hundred acres, three
hundred of which are in high state Of eultivat;o
ali the land is new and fresh. 1t also has n fine
new dwelling house, negro cabins, gin and mill.
stables &c., embracing all necessary buildings and
conyeniences. Terms reasonable
Sept Is '59--tf b. w. THOMPSON.
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meInpnlc 49,. lv-aS A Oakianu abss 0-ZoPy
Freight aud Accommodation Trains
Will leave and arrive as follows:
Leave Arrive at
Oakland at..... 80 4 N Memphis at 3-02PM
Leave Arrive at
Memphis ut. ....s-45 AN Oakland -. :. 3-3oPM
Trains arriving at Memphis connect with the
Memphis and Charleston and the Memphis and
Ohio Railroads, for the North and East.
Trains arriving at Oakland connect with daily
line Of stages for Grenada and the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad. r H0UGH,
june '60-s IF. General Superintendent.
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PhlOXes,

general collection of Hardy Herbaceous Plants,
Weeping Trees, Vines and Creepers, with every
thing desirable for Orchard, Garden, Pleasure
Ground or Green House.
20 For full, descriptive, and wholesale Gaia
logues, apply to HATCH CO.,
Central Nurseries, Jackson, Miss.
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Plantation for Sale.

FIantatiOn Tor Sale.
oFFERm my place for SALE one mile from Sharon,
Il containing eight hundred and ifty acres, Eve
hundred acres in cultivation, improvements sub
stantia and convenient.
Dwelling, four good brick chimneys, six rooms,
fire places in all, two good cisterns in the yard,
wells in the field, gin mill and crusher, dwelling,
one mite from Colleges male and female, at Sharon.
wdl sell low for cash, or on time, of one or two
payments or one third in hand, the balance in
two equal annual payments.
N. g. ROUSSEAU, Sharon,
sept '60-w2m. MADISON Co., Hiss.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS,

g0UVERlE, by Mrs. WorGeld of Kentucky, the
Ab most popular book Of the season; Eyeretts
Washington; Abbott's Aboriginal America ana
Discovery Of America; The Min on the Floss ;
Wild Sports in the South Thomas Africa Ban
cTotts United States, vols; Washington Irving's,
II vols Mott Gliddon's types of Mankind and
indigenous Races Of the Earth Say and Seal ;
American Eneyionedia Burton's abridgement of
Debates; War Nicaragua, by Gen. VIM. Walker;
Medical Works School Books.
Oct Is 80. J. B. NOREY.
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DIR. M. C. RUSSELL
WnIlnuES the practice Of his profession.-
Vmee at his residence on Capitol street. jack
'Oa' MISS jy27, isee-tf
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FOR SALE!
Choice Corn and Cotton Lands i'm Louis.


FRNIE "Bayon Bonnie Ada Trace' situated about
Il fourteen miles east of the town of Bastr n.
| in Aorehouse Parish-containng one thousand
| eight hundred acres-also, the "Beh Riuer Tract"
situated about twelve miles souttg6f the Viek burg
and Shreveport Railroad, in the Parish of Franklin.
| containing two thousand two hundred acres-nine
| hundred acres Of which have been deadeped,
The above Tracts were judiciousiy selectsd-they
| lie 10 the heart of the COTTON CousTRY, where
a failure in the Corn and Cotton crops is thing
unknown.
In order to realize speedily. a moderate advance
upon our investment, We viii sell the above lands
much lover than the figures asked for those of
similar character, and will offer the best induce
ments to purchasers who wish to b1y either for
cultivation or speculation.
For further particulars, apply to
FUQUA & kILBoURNE,
Clinton, Parish of East Filieians,
Aug. 8'60-w3m* louisiana.
A Farm for Sale.
1 Is one mile from jackson, on the Railroad TO
u Brandon. Well improVed-about one hundred
acres in cultivation good garden; q large guam
sity of every kind of fruit; about four hundred
acres in the tract plenty of wood for the jackson
market. The terms will be accommodating to the
purchaser March 10 '6O-tf. Ell. MAYES.
Washington County Lands for Sale.
4 AN disposed to sell my valuabe tract of Land, |
l. on Supdower River in Washington County |
numbers are:-N II, Section 25 Township Is, |
Range 5, W. all of Section 80, n y. Section 81, |
and Il, Section 2e, all Township Is, Range 4, |
west, containing l4iO acres lying two miles
east of the river adjoining the original entries of
the Cranes and General Downing. For further |
inform alton and terms apply TO the Hon. Madison
McAfse and Hon. NJ. ID. Haynes, State Treasurer at |
the Capitol.
June p '60-wtf POWHATAN ELLIS
Valuable Tract of Land for Sale.
FHHHE undersigned offers valuable tract of
land in Holmes county for sale. 1t contains
$50 aeres-four buudred of which are cleared. 1t
has excellent improvements; and amoug other
has an orchard of ten acres con-
tainiug the best varieties Of fruit trees. 1t is
convenient To the Iazoo river and the Mississippi
Central Railroad being only az miles from
Pickens Station. For particulars address,
LEMUEL DOrY,
Richland, Holmes Co., Miss.
Sept "a, '70-w3m
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
iE undersigned offers for sale his late residence
Il in the city Of Jackson, situated on State street
opposite the residence of Col. G. s. Tarpley.
L. V. DIXON.
Apply to H. o. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
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Crystal Springs Institute.
MILL DO open for the reception of Pupils, the
w LIST. Monday Of October For particulars,
address Rev. o. NE TT0N,
Aug "a eo-w2m. Principal and Proprietor.
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% '60--wtf. P0WHATAN ELLIS,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

DESIRABLE RLSIDENGG FOR BALE,
ME undersigned offers for sale his late residence
Il in the city OF Jackson, situated State street
opposite the residence of Col. G. s. Tarpley.
L. V. DIXON.
Apply to H. o. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
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- Heoaand,s German Bitters and BaIsamie
,iss4;.l-sold By every druggist in the United
$500. See advertisements In smother column.
pses march Is '60-ly.
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yALUARLEL LANDS FOR SALE,

VNTE, the heirs of the late VIM. Smith, offer at
w public sale the following Ian 5. to-wit !:
1900 acres of valuable valley lands in Carroll
county, Miss, one mile from Sidon, or the Yazoo
River. regular line Of packets run st all seasons
between this point and Vicksburg. There are on
this place 500 acres 10 cultigatiOn and 100
dea1ened. The improvements consist Of a fine new
Steam Gin, good Negro Quarters, and acomfortabie
Dwelling. Also, very desirable Hill Place, near
Clinton, Kinds county, Miss. lying the Vioks-
burg and Jackson Railroad, containing 500 acres Of
which 500 are in high state of cultivation. On
the premises are good Dwelling, Gin House, Barn,
Negro Cabins, and two good cIsterns. The Hill
Place will be sold on tho 10th November next, and
the Valley place on the 2O,h November.
Terms, in each case, one-third ash balance
in and two years, with per Sssssintsrest FIR
date of delivery, and possession given on the Ist
January nt xt. For further particulars address T.
H. l.. Smith, Clinton, La.
MARGARET SMITH,
CHARES L. SMITH,
T. H. l.. SMITH,
JAMES A. WOOD, and
MARGARET A. WOOD, his wife,
GILBERT L. SMITH.
Oct. 16 '50-w4w.
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 UNDERSTAND J. A. Feburg has in possession,
Il two notes, one dated 18th day of October, 1850,
for $780, the other having the date for S63,3e,
the first payable the LIST day of next December
1850, the latter payable 1st day of January 1861,
the first is payable to William Lundburg. The
cond payable TO William Lundburg, or bearer-the
public is hereby warned against trading for said
notes, they obtained by fraud, and the con-
sideration for which they were given has wholly
failed, protest the same and will not pay them.
T. p. STRANBURG,
Nov '50-2t. N. V. DENHAM
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I1rMRER EnR SALE

LII MBER FOn SAIL.
VA F. HUTCHINSON, at Hazlehurst, Copiah Co.
w has on hand large lot of all kinds of
Lumber which he offers for sale at reasonable price.
all orders stricky attended to in the shortes; notices
Apply to me at jackson,
Oct IL 80 If. ALLEN PAPTRICK, Agent.
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French Marble Clocks.

NALL and see the beautiful assortment of White,
~ Black and variegated corners, marble clocks,
with Paris movements. These the clocks for
accurate time and obViate the necessity of sending
clocks continually to the shop for repairs.
Oct 26 80 ] M0REY.
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For Sale or Rent

A Productive Plantation containing about
n 1900 acres, 500 in cultivation, located Il
miles west of Walden Depot, Carroll Co. Miss
Location healthy, and good neighborhood. For
particulars apply to Gen. 10. Bell, jackson, Miss
or to the undersigned at Shongalo Miss.
Feb IL '60-wtf, &. kOPPEREL.
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Cranberries.

DEBBLE Specs Did, Silver and Steal frames,
Il with the best of Scotch and Brazilian Pebble
Glasses, just received by
Oct 16s J.. M0REY.
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New Advertisements.
=, GENERAL ORDERS No. /.

HEAp oUAKTs Rs Div. OF Miss. VoLCNTEERs.l
| Holly Springs Oct 18th, 1850.
FEHHE following named Officers have oeen apPo'n
Z ted members of tie staff Of the Commanosn,
of Division CT Mississippi Volunteers, ana wi!
rank when duty, according to the grade here
with assigned them respectively:
| W. A +. JoSEs, Assistant AdJutant General, Wiz
the rank of Colonel.
J. l.. ARRAY, Division Inspector, with the rank Of
Colonel.
E. X. BURT, Quarter Master, with the rank of Col.
| W. l. DAVIS, Comms'ary of Subsistence, with the
| rank Of Lieutena T. Colonel.
s. c. GHcLSoS. Surgeon and Medical Director, with
| the rank of Lieatenant-Coonel.
SAMUEL HARRIS, Paymaster, with the rank Of Lieu.
| tenant Colonel.
j b. M nraEs Aid de Camp rank of Major
| john hCGUIRK, 90 do do
| c. H. lIxoN, do do do
JAMES MooRE, do do do
They will be respected and obeyed accordingly
by the Division aud ali others, the remaining va
cancy will be filed at an early day.
THOMAS Il. HARRIS,
Commaudant of the Div of Miss. Volunteers.
Nov '60-w3w
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TNEES.
EvergTeens. Roses. Green House PlantS.
49, AS the season is advancing for the $50,
ga transplantng Of tres, &c., we beg $40
to cal the attention Of the puolic and those m
terested in identifying their gounds to our extern
siVe stoe6 OF Fruit Trees Of every description,
comprising in part
Pears, Nectarines,
Apples, Figs
Peaches, Cherries,
RUNS, Ounces.
Aprcots, Grape Vines,
Almonds Straw berries,
Cbsstnuts, Carrants
fIlDerts, Raspberries,
Goosberries, Sc.
fine collection Of and Evergreens;
among them will be found the following:
YyFamidaI Cypress, Norway Spruce,
Weeping Cypress Balsam Fir,
Ceirus Deodoro Scotch Pine,
Magnolia Gran1 floral Japan Cedar,
ri b Juniper, Long leaf Pine,
Swedish Juniper, Cupressus Encavidese,
Carpet or Creeping do, do T"ruossa,
And great variety Of Arborvitaes, Euonernus,
iahOEcas, iews, Holiies, Haguoias, Box's, Olives,
.aurels, YaOernums, Jassamines, Frs, spfuces,
'ittsporum, Privts Thorns. &c, 3c., together with
splendid collection of Deeiduons, Trees and
shrubs. Splendid Roses, BuIbbus and Tuberous
Dotted Plants, Superb Dahlas and P@aies.
fine collection of Green House Flants-
Camelias, Lantamas,
Ptlagonemus, Begoneas,
Savias, Plumbago,
Additions, GsrIniums,
Oleauders, Heliotropes,
AZaleaS, Hibiscus,
FuschsiaS, Justceas,
Russelias, &c.
nd May rare or new Green House Plants. Also
collection of the choicest
PhlOxes,
Chrysantkemums. =
general collection of Hardy Herbaceous Plants,
eeping Trees, Vines and Creepers, with every
ing desirable for Orchard, Garden, Pleasure
round or Green House. a
~ For full, descriptive, and wholesale Cata- 81
cues, apply to HATCH CO,
Central Nurseries, Jackson, Miss. n
n N
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Pianos, Melodeons and Organs
EESUNED and repaired with entire satisfaction.
il or no charge. Pianos being too loud ana
harsh can be rendered soft to its original ,ono.
Orders can be left ut Mr. Morys store, jackson.
Miss. Address me at Canton, Miss.
PROF. p. RIYINAC,
Juiy24 3m saw late of MemnbiR
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April TO 80
To ARRIVE

VN7INDOW Shades, and Curtains, Corniees,
w Cords and Tassels. Reserve your purchases
until You see the newest, neatest and richest Of
patterns. ...
Oct 20 80. J. i. MOREY'S.
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STOP THE THIEF!

Gs"0LEN from the undersigned on the night Of
~ the ith inst, Sorrel Horse, faxen name,
blind in the right eye. think a small white spot
in his face, a dim white spot or mean the left
stifle one or both hind feet white, is good sad
die horse, PAGES we'll, rather low in flesh, about s
years old and about Ii OF Is hands high Also g
boys saddle with horn, twisted bit bride, bride,
martingales and stirrup feathers sewed with q
leather string
will pay liberal reward for the horse and
fifty dollars for the apprehension of the thief, if
white man.
Any information thankfully received. Address
me, Flowers Place, Smith county. Miss.
Oct, "a, '6o--w4w L. L. FLOWERS.
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NOTICE.

I
FINDER the Will of William Jacobs, ST.,
" wha died in the District Of GreenVile, in the
State of South Carolina, in May last, considerab
legacy has been left to James Madison Jacobs
his son. James Madison Jacobs, whom last heard
of by his family in South Carolina, was in Selma,
Alabama. Ii alive, ho isprobably residing in some
Of the Western States; aud notice is hereby given
that in default of his applying for said legacy,
within reasonable time, application will be made
to the Court to dispose Of it among his Heirs at
Law. EDWARD .. JACOBS,
GreenviIle, s. c., Oct s 60-w3m Executor.
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Cranbefries.
A VERY fine lot OF Canberries for sale cheap,
n ut Iii. III. Smyth,s store, by the barrel or
gallon. Nov '60--s IT,
FOR SALE
GnNE Of the most desirable small tracts Of land in
" Kinds county, Eve mi es from Jackson the
State Capital adjoining the lands Of VIM. B. Taylor
ESQ.,, containing two hundred acres one hundred
acres in cultivation, enclosed by good f~1ce-a
good wood pasture of about thirty acres-enclosed
by good fence-a small comfortable dwelling,
kitchen, smoke house, stable corn crib wagon shed
and negro cabins, &e.; several falling springs
of good free stone gravel water, peach orchard
good stock range, (winter and summer1 This ID
as healthy location as thore is in Kinds County
For terms which will be very liberal to a eood
purchaser, Apply to g. LOMBARD, Civil Eneip,
Ger, jackson, Miss, or to C. r. DICKSON, Pos
Master, Jackson, Mississippi. agents.
Anrii 20 '60-s&w-tf,
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HARRIS, sUBSOIL PLOWS.

AAhhIS' fAOhSs
TENHIS is to certify that We have been using
Il Harris Subsoil plough for three
The result of experience is, that We would
not bs without the pioughs, in tho preparation of
old clay land in the spring for twice the price Of
the plough THOS: FORD.
Nov id, 1860. J. d. FORD.
We have been using the above ploughs for the
past two years, and concur fully With the Messrs
Ford. THUS. II. CLARK,
JONATHAN SMITH.
Those wishing the pillow obtain it at Phillips
q ksIls, who have them on hand at their manufac
tory in jackson, Miss. PriceS0.
The farm right,sor the right to manufacture the
above plow in the counties of Kinds and Rankin,
H. II. SMITH,
Nov 'sO-w1ow Clinton, Miss.
LAND FOR SALE.
FENHE undersigned will sell on reasonable terms,
4 400 acres Of good land, suitable for farming
or mill faciliies;it being well timbered AMI several
good springs Of never failing water on the place,
and lying half mile east Of the G. N. Railroad,
Nov s 'sO~w5m2. JESSE sPEER.
Valuable River Plantation for Sale.
FkNlIE undersigned, offers for sale his Plantation,
Il situated Honey Island, containing 500
acres Of which $50 are in cultivation, and 200
more have been deadened seaversl years. The
place has good dwelling house, negro quarters,
stable, cribs fine gin, and other convention
out buildings. also will sell my stock of horses,
mules, cattle and hogs, and the corn, fodder and
farming utensils, the place. The property, is
very valuable, the land being very rich and pro-
ductive; and fronting on Tchula Lake, which is
nayigable fof barge beats during the winter and
spring and also being situated within eight miles
OF the Yszoo River and twenty three miles Of
Yazoo City.
Also is valuable negroes, consisting of men,
women and children, all thoroughly aoclimatod.-
If not sold privately bsfofe the day Of January
next, the above property will be cold at public sale,
TO the highest bidder, at the courthouse door in
Yszoo City, on liberal terms regards payments.
For terms apply to me at the Plantation. Let
terS addressed TO me at Yazoo City care Of Barks-
dale d AcF Arland, viii be received
Aug 81 '6O-wtf j. r. RICHARDS.
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1oLD Pens-the best, the very best, of Gold
NJ Pens, this day reciyedby J.B. NoREY.
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List Of County Officers for Of Mississippi Elected October 1863
Reuben Bullock james A Steele
Samuel J. W. Nix R D Mcdowell
Robert G. Wood

S. PROBATE JUDGE. CIRCUIT CLERK. PROBATE CLERK.
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Encourage the southern PeODle-
SOUTHERN INST RANCE COMPANy
n0HN II. ECH0LS, Agent for " Insurance rso,o-
- pany Of Valley of Virginia. will aocommo-
date all who may call on him, ut the usual rates of
Insurance. July25 'e0-ly s-w
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John B Dicks


TREASURER. ASS
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WANTED

WANTED! WANTED!
FsNWO or more travelling Agents in each of the
United States, to sell the greatest invention
Of the age.
Salary from $50 to $40 per Month.
For particulars, address, with stamps for return
postage. J. C. COVE d 60.
augl-w3m Plastow NJ
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WANTED IMMEDIATE,v

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
"A HOST OF PURCHASERS for a complete M.
\ sortment of Trunks Whips, Saddles, HarncSs
BRIDES, Belts Stirrups, Martiugales, Wagons,
thing IN my line to suit the times and tho approach
q. JOHNSON.
OCT. 90 'OO-H. w. H. Aliens Old Stand.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

Charles G. Browne, attorney and q. s. Com
missioner, having his Office at No. IS West
Third street, was killed last right by George
F. CALDWELL book -lseeper4o the auction House
Of Alfred Wood. under the following circlnl-
stances
The parties have, for some time past, been
at variance. and have on one or more occasions
had hard words about legal and other matters
II was reported TO Mr.. Caldwell that the de
ceased intended to infict personal injuries up
on him, and for that purpose had sought to
find him on Thursday evening, but did not sue
cee;i in doing SO. Last evening about nine
o'clock. Mr.. Caldwell was standing upon bis
doorstep at No. 167 Elm street, in company
with several ladies, when the deceased ap-
preached. Caldwell refused to have anything
to do with him. went into the house passed
through his dining room, and went up to his
chamber, closely followed by Browne.
He closed his chamber door, and held it
against Browne, who forced it open and enter
ed the room, Caldwell then shot him. Browne
granpled with Caldwell, latter he was shot and
in the affray his nose was broken by blow
from Caldwell As soon as the latter found
that the deceased was subdued he started for a
physician on Fourth street he met a friend,
Mr.. George Z. Buell., to whom he related the
occurrence, and they together went to the resi-
dence of DR.. Blackman. The family of the
doctor being absent, it was necessary tor one
of the party to remain at his house. and at
their suggestion Caldwell did so, while they
went to the assistance of the wounded man.
Upon reaching the house they found him dead.
He had lived about twenty minutes after re-
ceiving the wound in bis side.
They returned and informed Caldwell Of the
death of Browne; he hurst into tie ars, desired
them to accompany him to the house of Mr..
Wood that he might deliver up the safe keys,
and then to the Station House. They did SO,
and he delivered himself to Lieut.. Small, to
answer any charge that may be preferred
against him. Mr.. Caldwell AYERS that he did
it in self defense, being under the impression
that the deceased was armed and intended to
assault him. There will be an inquest this
morning. Cincinnati Commercial, 10th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

The Douglasites point to Missouri as a
State they arc at least sure to carry, and found
their claim upon the fact that Douglas man
has been elected Governor by plurality of
about 6000. TO show upon how slim founda-
ton their hope is based, it is only necessary to
state that jackson, the successful candidate,
was nominated by general Convention of the
party before the Charleston Baltimore Con-
vention was held, and he was supported by
the great body of the party as the regular
nominee irrespective of the personal prefer
ences of the voters for President Senator
GREEN, one of the strongest men in the State,
and an inveterate opposer of Douglas, stumped
the State for the ticket headed by jackson,
which by the way contained the names of
several Breckenridge men, who were also voted
for and elected as was Jackson by the votes of
both Squatters and and Brcckinridgers. Says
the st. Louis Democrat
1--WE presume no doubt, is entertain
ed in any quarter, that neither Breckenridge
nor Douglas can carry Missouri in November
unless, which is very improbable, the Breckin-
ridge section of the Democracy throw down
their arms as they have in the election just
closed. This the pressure of events over
which they have no control, will forbid them
to do The election in November will be
decisive of the strength of each Of the four
parties"
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The Bel. Everett men of Ohio held State

The Bell Everett men of Ohio held State
Convention at Chillicothe on Thursday of last
week. One hundred and fifteen persons were
in attendance, the larger proportion of them
being from Cincinnati. They formed an EIec-
toral ticket, nominated candidates for Member
of the Board of Public Works and Attorney
General, endorsed Bell and Everett and the
platform upon which they were nominated, and
appointed a State Central Committee. No
nomination for Judge of the Supreme Court
was made, the object of the omission being to
enable the members of the organization to SO
vote as to effect if possible the defeat of the
Republican nominee, Judge Brinkerhoof. The
party is far from formidable in numbers in our
State, and what there is of it is confined al
most exclusively to Hamilton and few of the
other river counties. In no county except
Hamilton. Belmont and perhaps Scioto, are
they sufficiently numerous to seriously affect
the result as between the other parties, howev-
er they may v3te.