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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25

EARTHQUAKE SHoCK. A smart shock
of III earthquake WAS experienced in this
city, at five minutes past seven O'clock
Thur,day evening. The duration Of the
shock was about fifteen seconds. Build
ngs were shaken with such force rs TO
rattle the plates on supper tables and in
dressers, vibrste pictures on the walls,
and such like demonstrations. st. Mich
aels bell was ringing vt the time, and OF
course no notice was taken of the effect
on the belfry. In some families consider.
able alarm was experienced. No shock
Of equal severity. has been felt here since
the shock of che earthquake which buried
GuadslOupe in ls43 or 1914.
We learn, geographically, that the
shock was noticed at Kingsyille. Camden,
Augusta and Macon. We shall updoubt.
edIy soon receive intelligence Of an Garth.
quake in the West Indies. or some vio'ent
eruption Of a Mexican Volcano ChqrAes.
tom Courier. ''.' ''
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A NEW BOOK .

Heroes and Patriots OF the South comprising
lives Of General Francis Marion, General
William houltrie, General Andrew Pickens.
and Governor John Rutledge. With sketch.
es OF other distinguished heroincs and Pa.
triots who served in the Revolutionary War
in the Southern States. by Cecil b. Hart.
ley. With easrayings from original designs,
by q. q. White. One volume, l2mo., cloth.
Price Sl.0O, From the Preface.
The purpose Of the work Is TO record the ac.
tons Of some Of the most celebrated of the
many heroes and patriots who distinguishe d
themselves by eminent services in the Reyolu,
tionary War. in the Southern States OF the
Union.
Among these, GeEeral Marion, whose life
occupies a considerable portion Of the volume
was one Of the most remarkable characters
who figured on the gand theatre of war in
those times that tried mems souls" Marion q
achievements we're Of the most heroic and ro.
mantle character and are always read with
interest and admiration.
General houltrie, tho iaustrious defender Of
fortress which bears his name, Is not less IN.
teresting In his way.
General Pickens, was the companion OF Ma.
rion, in some Of bis daring enterprIses, and
one OF the most useful If all the general offi i.
Gers who assisted in recovering the Southern
States from the enemy,
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THE RIcU CASE. The now celebrated
100000 breach Of promise case, en,i
tied "CARzsrANG Us. SHAW" is GU lriaI
again ut ST Louis. 1t will be remembered
that on the former trial the jsIy returned
n verdict for the full amount claimed
O0O0-and it is this, together with
the high standing and wealth OF ,ae de-
fendant, that renders the case so interes
tlng. The verdict is the largest ever given
ia the world ia 4 similar suit. On the
preseLt trial, AN enormous amount Of new
testimony, principally deposltions taken
abroad, will be introduced. 1t comprises
the evidence Of over fifty witnesses resi-
ding in Brooklyn, n. Y, Charleston, S.
g., Cincinnati, Baltimore, and else where,
anI 10 bulk would fill MI ordinary cham.
payne basket. The counsel on both sides
have been industrious since the Iasi trial,
and spme very interesting developments
may te eSpected-though, undoubtedly,
the court will exclude portions Of The ties.
timony.
Both parties EFEIg CARzsrAsG,
complainant, and HESRY STRAW, deien'
dsnr (sud appelIsDD visited Charleston
lately for the purpose Of aiding and IN.
siructing in the examination by commis'
sion. Both took Iojgipgs at the Mills
House. Charleston Courier.
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PRAYERS FoR CeSGREssNES .-Thoma.
ii. Cailett, OF Tennessee, in a card PUBLISH
ed in the National InteIIigencer, earnestly
requests all ministers Of the Gospel through.
out the length and breadth Of the land, to
unite with him, Mt or near noon Of each
day, (the hour for Congress to meet and
pray to the God of the founders and franz
ers Of this Repu bile, that He would mer-
cifully interpose his strong arm Of power,
and save our beloved country from the an.
archy and confusion that now threaten us,
and that they Will read his card to their
congregations, and request them to do like.
wise.
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LOUISIANA PoLIrICs.-The Message Of
the Governor of Louisiana recomn ends
that tbe State should be prepared to meet
her sister States of the South in So uth-
ern Convention, in case of certain contin.
gencies He favors retalIatory measur es
against the hostile aggressions of the North
such as licensing, and inilicting other dis
criminntion, amounting to almost absolute
prohibition- against Northern goods
The Louisiana House of Representatives
have passed joint resolution declaring the
Harper, Ferry affair an attack on the rights
and privileges of the South, showing the
hostility of the North, and that the cleo
li"n OF Black Republican TO the Presi-
dency will be sufficient cause for disso
luton of the Union.
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Respectfully
FAlRFIKI ID.

Mr.. Error :-lp response to the n.
boVe Propos'ton-republished in the
h~-"ry Of ION inst. offer TO be an
other "of thousand cIlizrns OF South
Carolina. out Of Charleston, TO subscrlbe
one hundred dollars eacI,' for The pur
pose Indicated.
Wuh the view mose Ger ainIv to attain
the desired end, | would respectfully sug
ge,t that the publishers OF all the news
papers in the Stale, oul Of Charleston,
receive hundred dollar subscriptions, as
proposed by "F.ifeId." have no doub,
thar, If an earnest effort is made. twice
one thousand subscribers, at a hundred
dollars each, can be obtained.
WILLIAMSBURG.
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kILLED.-As the down train on the
Charleston aud Savannah Railroad was
approaching the city on Wednesday af
ternn"n last. aud when a few miles from
E!ir'", the engineer observed II negro
boy laying across the track asleep. He
made every effort TO stop the train hu, to
n avail. The engine passed over his
body, Srvering his head and dragging
hi" some distance. The boy was cat
tie rn'md"r and belonged to the Estate OF
X ~. - Charleston Nercury
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HEALTH OF TINE METHODIST BlsHops.-
paragraph in Southern exchange says
that. with the exception Of Bishop Early,
not one of the Southern Mcth, dist Bishops
is capable mt this time Of doing effective
work. Bishop Soule and Andrew are fee
bic through age; Bishop Paine from the
fracture of several ribs; Bishop Pierce,
from sickness contracted by California ex-
posure and labor; and Bishop Kavannugh
from long protracted spell of illness
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Gbt lrhqrl,
LANCASTERvILLE. SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. p6, 1860.

The SUMTER DIsPATCH. We have re-
,ceived the first number of the Sumter DIS =
patch, published in the town of Sumter s.
g., by Mcssrs. Francis 81 DrLome. 1t is
of med ium size, printed in clear type and
presents upon the whole very neat ap-
praranre. 1t is edited by II. w Dinkins
Esq, who is n fluent and interesting writer
and has had some experience in his depart.
ment. Terms "a year in advance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25

The IRREPREssIBLE CoNFLicr."-Cas-
sius NJ. Clay addressed vast multitude on
the 10th inst, from the portco of the
State House at Frankfort, Ky, the doors
of which were closed against him. lie
avowed himself an emancipationis,s, and
indicated Mr.. Seward. No disturbance
ensued
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FIRE.-We are informed that fire
occurred on Sunday night last, between
the hours Of IL and ! o'clock which en-
tirely destroyed the building % Black
stocks High School. Divine Service, was
held in the house, We believe, in the
evening by Rev. Connor, aud fire had
been kIndled for that purpose, which is
thought TO have been the cause Of the
accident Chester Standard.
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ANTI SLAVERY CoNvENrios.-Jhis Con-
vention was in session at Buffalo on the
10th inst. Many of the leading sboli,on-
lists were in attendance. The resolutions
subUilted are Characteristic. They say
that "American slavery is tho sum Of all
villanies, and Il combination Of all cruelties,
crimes and robberies ; of murder, piracy
adultery, and whatever else is impure, un-
lly and accurscd
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Corn IN KENTUCKY.-Thc a~scssors in
Kentucky and the secretary of the board Of
agriculture report corn crop of $50 ,OOO,,
0OO bushels. Admitting this estimate TO
be correct, and the value Of the crop would
Je about ) 80 100000.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25

ALARAMA.-A reso!u ton has been adop.
led by the Senate of Alabama, now 10 SEES
sion, instructing the Judiciary committee to
inquire into the Constitutionality Of impos-
lag n higher rnte Of taxation on goods
bOugh, in oiiies north Of Mason g. Diyon's
line, than those bought in Southern cities
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LOCALS COLUMN,

ACCIDENT TO JUDGE p. Il. HAmMosp.-
We regret to learn that Judge Hammond
happened to n very serious accident on Fri.
day night last, by falling from building
which was in erection on his premises -
The particulars we havo not. heard, but
are informed he is recovering.
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Especial Dispatsh 10 the Charleston Courier.
Col. Memminger's Recep tion.

RtoHMoND, Va, January l7.-Tbe
House Of Delegates have unanimously
adopted the rspoti Of the COMMITTEES, ap
pointing Thursday, 10Th inst, a, 1880
y. NJ. officially to receive Col Memmin.
ger, the Commissioner Of South CArolina,
aud inviting the Governor aud Eeuten.
ant Governor, and the member. Of the
Senate, 10 be present at that interview.
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FOR The MERCURY.
From the WinnsbOro Herald.

TUII IHt W INNsOOTO T1eTnId.
Mr.. EDITOR Does it not strike YOU
that self interest, State pride and patriot.
Ism combined, prompt the citizens of
South Carolina 10 secure q line of frsiyht
and PASSENGER steamers between Charles
ton and some European Port. The bail
has been Pu. III moIIon why allow it TO
stopi
will be one Of a thousand citizens OF
South Carolina, out OF Charleston TO sub.
scribe one huhdred dollars each for that
purpose. What says the middle and up.
per country
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kiAIL ROBBERY AND ARREST On Sat
nrday morning last, VIM. NJ. McM.han,
postmaster ai Lavinda, about o u, les from
town, on the Lsurens Road, WAS arrested
on charge of rohbiag the mai. Suspi
cion having been directed to the quarter
in question bT regent occurrence, Mr. T..
L. SbsIlGross, All, Efficient and enernetic
Agent OF ha Rust Office department.
LAID plans for the purpose Of ascerlaining
whether the suspicion weJs based upon
true grounds. So well were these plans
laid, that tire result showed indsputsbls
evidence OF guiIr'on the part Of the sus
pecteG party, who was Immediately ar.
rested. The offence consisted in the ab
straction Of stamps and envelopes inten
ded for other Offices on the line. At a
preliminary examination held in the even-
ing, IL WIS proved that he had been in
the babit OF trading off an unusual mum.
Der of L. o. envelopes and stamps for
goods purchased from sundry MERCHANTS.
On default Of bali, which was fixed ut
$13 900, the accused was committed to
Jail to await his trial al the ensuing term
Of the United States Court Greerpilke
Patriot.
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MESSAGE OF THE GovERSoR OF Cox.
SECTGCUT.--Th Governor in his message
regards the idea of u dissolution Of the
Union us very remote. tie is against the
African slave trade, and hopes the tariff
will be Increased.
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sg- The Celebrated Charles FIeidseick
has arrived at New York. He wears n bot.
tle.grccn coat with blue labels, and glasses
upon bottle nose. lie is said to be spark
ling in conversation, when drawn out, but
sours if neglected.
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jani

GEA enced Nurse aud female Physician, presents
to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children TeethiEg. which greatly facilitates the
process Of Teetling, by softening the gums, reda-
cling all inhainnIation-will allay all pain aud
spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, il viii
give rest TO yourself and aEE Ate
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have pot up and sold this article fer over
ten years, and say, in confidence and II.
Of It, hat We have Or been able to say OF any
other medicipe-pever sshas IL failed, IL single
instance, to effect cure Swhen timely used. Rev
.er did we know an in stance OF dissatisfaction
by any who 1sed it. Son the contrary, all
delighted With it's opera tions and speak b terms
II highest comrnenda stion OF its magical 81
feCts and medical virtues. Eve SPEAK in this matter
''what do know" Of sNteF ten years Experience,
and pledge our reOuta Stion for the ful1lment of
what here declare. gin almost every instance
where the infsut Is suf- sferng from pain aud
hausriou, relief will be 1found in Is OF % 1liuates
after tbs Syrup s adnin eisterSd.
This valuable prepsrH Stio1 IL the prescription
Of one of tue most expe SUienced ami : / llfoi
Nurses ia New England, A3and has been I-4d ~ith
never falling success in ssthUusa nds of ga4-s ID
it not only relieves ssthe child from pai1 but
invgorates the stomach >aud bowels, oOrreets Mid
ity, aud gives tone and aSeusrgy the whole sys-
tan. It y i'll almost in stanfly relieve Gripfng
IN the Bowels aud Wind @CoIlc, and oysrconos COO.
WILSON'S, which if not SPEEDILY rernsdied, end
in death. We belisFs it ssthe best aud rem
ely In IRE world IN all ezcaseS Of Dys -nteFy aud
Diarrhea In CHILDREN ssyhsther it aris--s from
trGLDln5 or from any other We would
say to every mother who has child u nerfng
from any OF the foregoing complaints, do not
lot your preiuiioes, the pTsjuiicss Of osisrss
stand between your suffering child and the relisf
that will DO sCre-yss absolutely sure--to t9!io+
Tie Use of this medicine II timely Used
Full directions for using viii sc;cup3ng s->a
bottle. None genuine unless the fse-sinnile q
CURTIS PERKINS New York. - On the cot
eide wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout toe world. prlu.
eilaI sft1re, No. Is Cedar street. Hes ToTk.
Price Is ess bostls. tsul3-dWIy.
XELLER WHITE, Agents. Evansville. In
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VIII address the people Of Warrick county
On the political issues of the times At. -H.
Boonville, Monday, Sept II, at | P NJ.
LinnviIle, Saturday, Sept. %, AT P NJ.
WIN the friends Of the Judge at those
places please give notice Of these meetings.
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we are nefhor!=ad 90 annOnS


s6S 43-s S4EshOssssd to announce the
ua.ts OF GzAaPEE ". HARDIS a cgnai tale 'ot
District Attorney q! the Common Pleas DISTRICT
composed Of TIE equities Of P"rry Ntnderl.nrgh,
tiits,a and "arrick. d&~*
NSW"rltGH, June Stft, is'S.
GH.,L-nfl,S :--Y"'t viii phase Run'uuc'- IN
mama year HEsr ci,uaiat- Ter the alfiees OF
District Attorney i',f the Common PieSs iisfrict
composed Of tic counties Of Posey, YsHderburgh
Gibson and NarrIrk EI.LIs Lewis
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For SIlrrIE.

Emanuel 5YlsIE d u candidate for Fhs
once of Sheriff. 10y the solicitation Of many friends,
sutect to the will of the people.
we are esIEhOrfssd 30 announce GsOrss
N0LFLrS IS g candists for the Ofco Of Sheriff of
Vaad -rbursh county at III. ensuing October cleo
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"a EOtNhAt
.TnhH Rocker Is a.eGAdfdass FOR 6OHnFg
Commissioner Of tha FiTst natrict At Nanderhurgh
county.
}usTEh g Candidate for Comfy Commissioner IN
the Frat District Of W, derhurxh County
ne are aHEh0Tfsrd 40 anRoEHes ths
uams Of JOINS BCsB,{ OF German Township, -
candidate for County Commissioner in the TGird
District OF Yanderburgh County.
Thomas e3fROrd trfff ssrr< as COHnGD
,otnlnissioner for the First District IL elected.
Through Fhs S0SSe5Fa9tOh OF saaAD
friends, I hereby announce myself candidate
l'F tia ofice OF County Commissioner.
BoVD BULLOCE.
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sgs are aughO-SstR 80 announce The
name Of .iotfs = uoPhiNs q candidate ter Rep
raseu tttiye VI Y,uderJurgh County ia te next
General Assembly
Eae are nsfkor5=ad ia nHnONRre Joseph
r. I SOY, Of Poaey county. as Il candidate Tor
{oiHt Representative Ter tbr counties Of Wander
i.areh and Pasey.
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Candidate Notices.

For Clerk VRndeYb'h Circuit Court.
1T Fhe request or hEs PrfsHds, ere are
authorized to sunOuuce Louis RICurE1 Il can
iiate for reelection to the oHi,e It Clerk Of the
TRud.'rturgh Circuit Court.
EFrs are aafE,orfssd ia oVnoa,ses August
LESi~ssE candidate for Clerk Of Ynuderburgh
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III II M NJ E T. LIS
(FOltMERLY OF STEELE & HUNNELL.)
Flooring MILLS.

L. AA-%S-S-A 5-AAG LSZ-A4As-SS
CORNER OF
WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL.
EVANSVTLLE, IND.
TWTHSS We - EST.4BEESEy.TE .S'T
plete Machinery of the latest style, for Planning aud
Dressing Lumber, Planning and Growing Flooring
making Doors and Sash MouIdings, Window
Blinds, and every other description OF work done
in such establishments. EGGS "a
All work at these Mills warranted to be well
dOue. and Will be offered at the lowest cash prices
Dry Poplar Flooring and Notwithstanding con
staDty on hand, and will be sold for cash. s--
Brackets aud Scrolls sawed to any pattern.
Sitting and all kinds Of Saving done to order.
and in the most approved style.
jy22 .t. 400 90 ~ WIN. HUNEELL.
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Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office on water street. between Main aud Locust.
COs ia quantities or not less than - bushels, de-
Hgcred any part the city, 10 cents per bush.
A the pit, cents. JOHN WYlIOED,
oot9 Secretary and Manager.
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HTgsy- Nigel sETE s!!.-- BaFehsEOr's
Wigs and Toupees surpass all. They are elegant,
light, easy and durable.
Fitting IL a Charm NJ turning up bvhlnd-no
shrinking OH this head indeed this IL tiie only
Establishment where these things properly
understood and made.--l6 Bond Street. New York.
marty lvrdAw
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g1Nf Fssgslssr, OF I'0ssW f1NnfR, has
'~-n solicited b1suin, c4ndl late or the Jus2''-
IA. = ii ihe Court nt Common Plea, by numh-r
sttoIncys OF tnu District. ami has cot--euJsi &C.
tb- no Of III 1oGgt 80 shat Connected gl.- s.u-
no'.Ic-Iiont r. A,Ieiyre made accordingly.
Fi.e r,ss,sds Of fseH. a3JrS0o, Sag. as-
ucu..-. bin ctudidItr f1r Judge VI THE Court
O.; Common Pleas, ~ the October election.
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a. Q. PUS H-EzEC
W holesaIe and retail dealer in
TOYS AND NOTIONS,

No. I MAIN STREET.,
Ez/a HER & -C.4SNs EE E'0U.N.D Il
w fulI stock OF ell the novelties OF the day
Tor the Fail Trade and Holiday Presents, including
Pianos, Melodeons, Iiolins, Harps, Accordeens e,
Flies, Flutes, Toy Drums Guns, Dolls Balls, Tea
Sets, Tops, Marbles, Chessmen, Dominos Fire
Works, Gold Plated and Gilt Jewelry, &c. Conn
try and City Trade solicited by
oct29-ly A. G. PUSHEE.
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H@tr iDy4!-6I@fI 5U1!!-ksGFr Bye!!!-
William A. Batchelors Hair Dye The original
and best ia the world! ! All othvrs mere i'm
itstions, aud should be avoided, if you wish 10
cape Tidicule
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
10 a Beautiful sud Natural Brown OF Black, without
iijnry 20 the Hair Skir.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded u VIZ. \. BArCHeLos since lS}s'
AMI over $1,000 applications have h-en lialr tts
Heir VI the Patrons Of HIS famous Dye.
". A. BATCHELOR'S HAtR DYE produce
color Dc distinguished from iiattile. and II
WARRANTED not 10 inJurs il the lsasr, however
long may be continued and the III effects 81 bad
Dyes re1nedisd (; the Hair hcicOrated for life by
this splendid Dye -tf tH-I4at
Sold all cities and of the United states
by Drus,gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
g. The Genuine has the name and address upon
a sieel plate engraving four sides Of each BOX
of WILLIAM A. BATUHELOB,
A4arI7 -1yrdkw 10 Bond street, New fork
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EA RERE5 BE ER.-s0O Ia =. ERFED
IL Beef just received from y. Y. uaiis, Gin
cinnati, and fJr sale cIetp ar
ELLI0FC'S FAMILY GROCERY.
e E9 GE go OBS.

40. ISL Main street, Cor. seventh,
II ETA kSTE liz. M.
4fR.z T8EGE Eo2 TIE P.ssz' E'-sg--
CIV rorase bestowed upon them L.; leave 10 IT,
form their friends aud the community ia ,..uaral
that With thu aid vi B-w machinery. they sua-
BLEED to turn o5 ork superior Of any East
make.
Those Who wish 20 have good FOOLS, aud Of the
time encourage home Iaaauecture, Gag supply
thelnselves ~ the factory.
Hatchets. 4 es, Hoes, Draw. Knives. PERI Cl.ag
eGs. MiIlers Picks, aud Edgei Toois Of I'll kiods,
made q double --dbed cast stool and warranted
equal 10 A89 in use ;anSIsly
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20 County. .l,rtan,.rer.

sEda!ors .g0Hrnafs PLEASE announce
Az u5uta .s "a candidate ti Office OF Treasurer
Of Wander burgh canuty AZ the ensuing October
nLs.,riuu JOnN = fERHY.
-1+sss.s. Ed4tOTs.-- Ksfeass announce my
.,are as candidate for tho office Of County Treas
ua.r III the e.trulnE October election, and oblige
J. ". NIcKKEY
.gs4.. E'sfFos-:- s'Ese.as ANA OuA sgIs a4fss
,,i j. Il. CALDWELL - candidate for County Treas
,tlt.f ~ tie I-,t October election. mario.
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CID FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN.
EKSyESE g.S-ss a RSEG.NsEEs EgSESR "a


Il inform the public in general and the rest OF
mankind i'll particular, that they have bought out
tue Feed business of Mr. J. &. DusOuchet, snd ttt
theF will be prepared from this time t. I'LL all
dors fur FEED and SEED Of any Kind.
Our SIR, 4. :. RUsr0N having formerly been en-
gagged very successfully in the business for over one
Year, hut called away En- gitnd upon family hu-l
I-ss, las return. Il, HE old stand here he i'll
I'll iiIne. bee plca-r! T. hls Old irinnds aud
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