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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-07
FOR SIlEElFF.

SSA- The friends of Cspt. i. F, MORGAN re
specel"i!y announce him candidate ior Sheriff OF
PlGkens District, at the ensuing election.
bAg" The friends Of Col ALIEN. BRYCE an
nonncc him n candidate for Sheriff of lickeRs
district, at the ensuing election.
HE:ST The friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY re :.
sspecttully announce him candidate for Sheriff of
Pickcns district, at the gcxt election.
Ge3Y" The friends of Col. LEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully announce him candidate for Sher-
ut OF Plckens district, at the ensuing election.
RSlg" The friends of W ~ CRAIG beg leave TO
announce him candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
district, mt the next election.
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FOR TAN COLLECTOR

Be}" The friends of 6lr. \. s. STEPHENS re-
spcctfn!ly announce him candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector of Pfckcns district, at the en-
suing election
Bt2Ar Fhe friends of Rev. j. r. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him u candidate for the
once OF Tax Collector, ut the ensuing election
ErSy" The friends of Rev Ii. Nj. BARTON re-
sPcciully announce him as II candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
bs5 The friends of j. W. l.. CARY respectful
y announce him candidate for reelection TO
the office of Tax Collector. for Pickons district,
at The enSMinr election
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FOK CIEEK

E&l7" The friends of Cen. F. n. GARVIN re
spcetIully announce him candidate for Clcrk Of
the Court nj the ensuing election.
Es:S"We arc authorized to announce w. J.PAli
SONS candidate Cor Clark Of the Court, TT tI.o
ensuing election.
Es:3" Tie friends of JAMES f.. HAGOOD re-
Spcciuily announce linn candidate for re-elcc-
uon to the office Of Clerk of the Court at the
next election.
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MilitarY EIection.

YMIERE will he an election held at tlle re.
IL spectiye Company rendezvous in the I'd
Battalion, 5th Regiment s. 9. NJ, on the Goth
.Aprilnext, for nj AJOR, vico lieutenant Colonel
promoted. Tho Captains in command are
charged with the extension of these orders. BY
order of s.. Gon, w. X, EASLEY.' :.
i i, Y.H GRfrfIEf Col. 5th Regiment.
March %, 1860, ia, 81 Il
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n. tt. GRIFFIN,
For the Commissioners of Roads
THE sTATE or sOUpu .CAROLINA.

N IS'TnE coaMoN rLgAs--PicKENs DISTRICT.
y. II. HAGOOD, CLERK of said Court in
ificl on,lhe txenty-second day of December, in
the year one thuusatid eight hundred and City
nine, authorizing the Commissioners of certain
dissrictsto make subscriptions to the Blue Ridge
Railroad, in South Carolina, do hereby give
public notice, that an election will be held on
The Sth day of jane next. at the nsuaI places of
election throughout tho said district. to receive
the of the'tax' payers on the question OF
moking q subscription 4f JS50.000 to tho Blue
Ridge Railroasiin SoutE Carolina as fixed by
tho Commissioners Of Roads for said district. :.
Witness ms hand and seal, at Office, the 5th
day of April, a.. d. 1860
80 ~ j. T.. lIAGOOD, cor.
AnrIi 3. 1SOO u ,36t .. nj ID.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Petition for final set
tlemcnt.

" III GRIMM
Thos. Griffin Adin'rs.
vs. Petition for final set
Avarilia Griffin & others clement
I appearing to the Ordinary that I B Manscl,
l and VasNti his wife, Barton Griffin, Benjamin
Griffin, Sargent Griffin, II Griffin, II 4 Billings
ly and wife Minerva the heirs Mt law of Bailey
Griffin deceased. to wit: Ayarillu Griffin. Sargent
j Griffin. Joseph Griffin, and the heirs. at, law Of
William Griffin. dcccasad, nancy. AvaiilM A
Griffin Nancy Griffin, i IL Griffin, Rosamnah NJ
Griffin, @ Griffin, Mary l. NJ Griffin, Bailey b.
Griffin. Thomas V Griffin, Margaret n Griffin,
Martha /. ID Griffin, Jane NJ S Griffin. defendants
in this case, reside without the limits of this State
1t is ordered, therefore, thntsthe said absent de-
PENDANTS do scyerally appear before me in the Or
dinary Office at Pickens Court House, on Tues
day the l2th day of June next, to slIcw cause, if
they can why final settlement of the Estate of
Sargent Griffin, deceased. should not be made
The heirs at law and distributes of said deceased
are also hereby required to render their advance
men's, ct he ecia lo:h aay gF J,.o eN: d..,! 10
present and receive their respective dsiributiye
shares, as final decree will be rendered in The
case at that time
w. +. HOICOMBR, o.P.D.
NIarct;5 1860 3m
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BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY.
PlCKENS DISTRICT.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the public that they have engaged the Rev.
WM. McWnoErEn to open an EAGLLSH AND
CLASSiC1 l. SCHOOL at this place, on the ~
Monday in January, $50 His experience of some
ten years in teaching, and his well known and es-
tabshed character need no commcndution from us.
We would, therefore, invite the attention of those
whoNould have their children and wards placed
undcrsound moral influence and thorough insmuc-
tion. and would solicit their patronage The plin-
cipal is prepared to Board a number of Students,
and other good families will do the same reason.
able terms.
This Academy is located in section pleasant,
hcalthtul and we'll supplied with churches of the
different denominations
perssIS OF Time.
TWO SESSIONS OF TWENTY WEEKS EACH
Rates of Tuition per session.
Spelling, Reuding, Writing and Arithmetic Sc 90
English Grammar and Gcograpy. with above 50
Ge1ncry. Surveying, Philosophy, Rhetc.;c,
Latin, Greek and Erench. 1900
S III JOHNS. f. T. WERNER
l. III WERNER y s MILLER.
% u SMlTllSON Trustees
J .. 1859 % If
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Black sInithino,

a THE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared
g Gto do work in his line, at short notice.
~ and in q workmanlike manner. He can
always be found mt his Shop. Terms moderate.
HARRISON HAYNES.
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FOR MAJOR.

s23s'The friends Of Capt JASPER j. HEARD
respectfully announce him candidate for Major
of the % Battalion. 9th Regimont, S. G. NJ
DeA, The friends of Capt. JAMES b. HESTER
announce him Candidate for Major of the I'd
Battalion, 9th Regiment, S. c. NJ
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Pickens-In Equity.

j. NJ, GstcndorfF, pr
ii. &. Rochnu EX'ors, Mi, ~" i't''''t'''i'' W
AmaC OstcndorH. ct al. No"'''' ~ '>o'
'NDER an order made in this cause. at Cham
y bers, by Chanccll Tor Carroll, nil the creditors of
John II. Ostcndorf deceased, arc hereby required
TO come before the Commissioner Of this Court on
or before Tuesday the Sth day of May next land
make legal proof Of their demands against the said
Estate; and, upon their foilnre so to appear and
act, that their claims be thereby prccluded"
Parties to this proceeding also hereby noti-
fc,l, that the Commissioner will hear evidence and
take an account between tho parties to This suit on
the said Sth day of May next.
ROB'T a. THOMPSON, C.E.P.D.
COmrs. Office, Jan. 80. 1860 27-3m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
I. NJ. Sribling,
W. $. Snibling, n.,,,,
Robt Stribling. ct. al.
T appearing TO my satisfaction that Rob't Strib-
ling. Is. F. Fitzpatrick and wife Rcbccca Josiah
liarkey and wife Catharinc, the hcirsat law of
Mary Jones, deceased, (uamcs and number NV
known defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State: 1T is ordered therefore, that
these sNid absent parties do personally appear in
the Court OF Ordinary, to he held at Pckens Court
House, on Monday the l4th day of May next to
object TO the division sale of the Real Estate OF
Jesse Strbling, deceased, or their consent to the
same WILDE entered of record
~. j.. i!D;.CUMiE, q. p.D.
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THE sTATE OE sOUTm CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIcKENs--IS ORDINARY.
'"hn iss%en' Sc 4z'9F' Petition for final settle
T II Bowen, ct. ais m'nt.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
IL III Bowen, Thornton Benson and wife Eliza
beth, defendants in this case; reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered therefore
TINT they do seyerally nppcarin the Ordinary 3
Office, at Pickens Court House. ON Monday The
2lst day OF May next. TO shew cause, If any
they can. why a final settlement of the estate Of
VIM. Bowen deceased, should notbe had, and
IL docree made theron.
w. e. HoLCoMBE, ORD. /.
Feb l6. 1860 ID 3rn
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Law Notice.

1NHE undersigned win devote himself sntis,1S,
y to the practice az Law and Equity on the
Western Circuit. Dir. HAppEN is his partner, -
Piekens. JAAlEa = oIss3 80
Anderson G.. H., Nsy 10, 1869 dec
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LUMBER !! LUMBER /!

TENIIE undersigned having purchased the
IL MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A.
Eascy, deceased, three miles east of Pickcns
g. H., is spreparcd to fill orders for LUMBER,
inished VI iAhhuisiiei: Sash, Blinds, pannel
Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. lie is deter.
mined to carry on the business in all its branch
cs, and persons wishing anything of the kind,
are assured their orders will meet with prompt
attention. Orders should bo addressed to the
undersigned. lie. respectfully solioits share
of public patronage.
NJ. +. MITCHELL.
January &c 1860 oG IF
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Come and get your Watch Ropairet
Notice,

Notice,
To ercry Family vho IRISH 10 S0rc Money and
IdJor.
HAVE valuable Recipes fur making Wash
Il ing and Bar SOAPS, ,['.. for which on the
receipt of one dollar. / will send to any person
When you get the Recipe, il not satisfied, will
refund the money.
hope you will all try it, and save money
and labor, When you send for Recipe write
your name and PostotEcc plainly You can. by
getting my Recipe make Soap for one cent pcr
pound, without Lye, Potash or Grease Tryit,
and if not satisfied, money refunded. Address
+. b. WARD. p. NJ.
McQrEEN, Marion Dist, S. c.
P S. When writing for Recipe enclose
Stamp to pay return Postage.
March 2S 1850 81 If
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SHERTFF,S s SAFES,

DY virtue OF sundry BTts OF feri iacias to me di~
ID rected, will be sold before the Court House. in
PiCRens Dissrlet within the isgdthonrs on the first
Mondaaond Tuesday in April next, .,c
One Tract Of Land ON Toxawayycfeek, adjoining
lands oe GtiP P6oie. s. E.Siaxwell and others,
containing log acres more or less, as the property
,of Jackson peaton, at the suit of James NJ Spen-
eor, Aim'r,, w John Hughes aud Jackson Depton.
i, = -s y d. C. S9saIG, SID.
sAgnrclt Z 1890 g2 I'd
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQUITY-pICKRNs.
EIizabeth Evatt
~ -e, VS.. Bill for Partition &c 30
j. 7, S. Btatt. etalss
I Appearing to me that Thompson Evatt and
l. Rial B. Evatt and wife Abby Riller, defend
ants in this case, resides without tho limits of
this State; Onmotion of Harrison and Pulliam,
eomplainanPs solicitors, it is ordered that these
several absent defendants do appear and plead
answefo or aemar to the complainant's SAID bill
of complaints within three months from the
publication hereof ar their consent to the sanio
sgis be taken as confessed by Gn order pro CON
+ i Match 60, 1856, I, !. a I, y 3m
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THE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIcKESs-IN oRDI&ARY.
- = AawrSn'e' N,. Admir- Petition for final set
Mrs, - Peilrce s. others tlcment
I appearing to the Ordinary that Mrs. -----
L Pei:ree widow of james Prlfree, deceased, her
children, if any, (wllose names and number are
unknown) legal heirs and representatives of James
Pelfrec, deceased, reside without the limits Of this
State: 1t is ordered, therefore, tbatthese absent
parties do severaly appear in the Ordnary's c;rce.
at Pickens C. H., on Monday tho 3O,h day of April
next, to shcw cause if any they can. why a anal
settlement of tho Estate of tie said James perree
deceased should not be had, and decree made
thereon.
W. L. HOLC0SIBE, ORB.
january %. 1860 20 SIN
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Law Notice,

4AdW ITUbIC5.
1'HE undersigned have formed partnership in
the practice of Law and Equity for Pickcns
District Mr.. HAppEN may be consulted at his
office in Pckens and Mr.. 0RR at Anderson.
JAMES l.. ORR,
WI NJ. MADDEN
Z Pickens C. r.. May 10. 1859 42-t
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THE STATE OH SOUTH CAROLINA y

IN EQUTTY--pICKENS.
Wm. Hunt,
vs.. Dill for Partition, SC.
s. NJ Hunt, ct ais J -ss
4 appearing to the Court that s. NJ Hunt and
4 W. j. G.. Hunt. defendants in this case, reside
without the limits of this State: On motion of
Harrison and Pulliam complRnants solicitors, il
is ordered that these several absent defendants do
appear, plead, answer or demur to the complain
ants said bill of complaint, within three months
from the publication hereof, or their consent to the
same will be taken by an order pro confesso
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON c.E.P.D.
Comrs Office. March 20, 1860. 3m.
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~ .
They have the following advantages over all
others: They have no pads to keep in order :;
n" b"bbins to wind M tNnglnG waste of
thread oiling the thread or work no tool
chest stocked with wrcnches, pliers, pckers,
leather, &C., &c.
The directions are simple, easily understood
and easily explained by the Instructors. There
is no taking apart for cleaning or oling, They
require about ten drops of oil per day, when in
constant use They make no more noise than
q common clock when making fifteen hundred
stitches PER minute. They ran easv--a child
of ten years old can work them to full speed
They run fast or slow, without any danger uf
altering tie length or tightncss of the stitch
They will HEM. FILL, GATHER BIND.
STITCH AND EMBROlDER, in so superior
a manner that we challenge comparison. Pie
same Machine will sew pavilion cause and plan
tation goods The seam is elastic rs the most
elastic fabric, and will not break in washing or
ironing The same Machine runs silk linen
thread and conman spool cotton, with equal
facility. The needles arc shorter. and therefore
stronger than any other high or low priced
Machine. Flat they arc superior to ali others
is evident from tho fact of their having bo.n
thirty thousand Machines made and Sold in
competition with others already in successful
operation. The question is no longer which is
the best maker. but which of the numerous
patterns of GROVER & BAKER shall / take.
E'RAGES, 500 10 $E3G.
H. w. kINSMAN, Agent for the sale of these
celebrated Machines.
ID. B. IlASELTON, Manager.
249 King-snec,, Charleston.
Oct 26 1859 Ii Gm
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PIE sFA FA'eE or gOUgfT CAR0Lfi!A,
~, IS IS RapcfYTSPcgEgs.s -
s'l", "FTy, ntss9sS - f'tS"Ss Bill TO Forecloge

I,.sss ~ ,B. FigehR9Rpr.- ~
~ ao6earing to the Court that s. b. Fisohesser,
ths defendant ia this case, resides without the
ilsstts Of this State On motion of Harrison and
p,illia6 oomplsnenCs soiieitoFs. title ordered that
ths said absent dcfendant do appeasin this Hopos-
abie Court, esd plead, answer OF dernur 70 COM
cssinaags saie bill Of complaint, !Sitadb flfce
s,ontbs from the publication bereoi an order
ere .oafssso viii bo taken IS 10 him. ~ e, b
R0BF, a, THOMPSON, c,s;r,es.ss
March %. ISe9 N...4 .,,&s - ~. bS~
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J STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

s~piAIE VII SOUIll. CAROLlNA, a."
PIcKESs-lIN EQUITY.
Joseph s, Gasaway
j. by bis xtfriend Bill for Partition, Re-
= VS. lief, Account, SC.
appearing to my satisfaction that William s.
GassewaY, f. II. Th,pbcr- and wife Matilda,
andThenIas II. Gassaway, defendants in this case,
roside without the limits of this State; on morton
OF HARRISON e PQliam, complainnnts solicitors, IL
is ordored that these several absent defendants do
appear in this Court, and plead, answer or domur
TO said bill, witbint three months from the pnblica
ton hereof or their consent to the same win be
taken as confessed h2 an order pro cotesso against
him \ ROB'T A. THOMPSON O = o ~
Comrs- Office, March 90, 1870 8mo
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIcKENs---IH ORDINARY. =
ft~ ,va -. lpetition. for popt;f;on
Charles Wood et ais
I appearing to my satisfaction that William Nor
L an end wife Sarah, Alex. Wood, John Wood
Kobt, Wood Tihhan Howard and wife Ann, defend
ants In this case, reside witbouS the limits of this
State.. ~ 10 ordered, therefore, that tile said alb,
s6nt defendants do personally nppearim the Ordi-
nays Oihca at PiSkens Coust Honsc on Monday
5tls 2tst day Of May hcxk and obiOctto the diyis-
Ion ag safe Of tho Real Esthteos Joseph Wood, de-
easad, es thsig eoRseEt TO same viii be entered
of recera, x - s 80. !.
!. ;.s ~ w.. p e IEaLeeagnF, o.r.ps
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Ao wIcKLlFFE.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN.l.
IN oRDINARY--P -PicKENs.
John Bowen Fx'or,
VS. Petition for final settlement
Thos. Bowen, et.als
aMearing to the Ordinary that the heirs
Il of ". IL Bowen, deceased, tnanes aud nun
ber unknown the heirsat.law Of Dorcas Cal
non, deceased. t(nNmos and number unknown
Thomas III. Bowen, Rebeccs. RoBertson, B A
the limits Of this State: 1t is ordered there,
fore. that these several absent defendants do al
pear inthe Court of Ordinary, at Pickens Couik
House, on Monday the 2lst day of MAY DSA
to shew cause, If any they can. by a fiilals,f.
uement of the estate of John Bowen, deceasc,
should not be made at that time, aud a,lecfse
thereon pronounced. stE ,te,s
Feb. l6, 1860 as,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-10
Meth odtst General CoafeFeuce--
NtXlh DAv.


The action of the Conference in re ference
to appointing committee on appeals, was
re-considered, and the Chair ordered to APP
point committee of seven to prepare a code
regulating the disposal Of all appeal cases.
The answer from the British Wesleyan
Conference to the NJ. (. Conference of Amer
lea was read. IL expresses warm sasisfac-
ton at the existing sentiment in the Ameri-
can Church on the subject Of Slavery, and a
hope that the American Church will take
such action as shall finally separate itself
from oil connection with the institution.
Favorable reports of the progress OF
Methodism on the European continent
were read.
A memorial was read in favor of estab-
fishing an executive conference for the GOV
eminent Of the Church, to consist OF the
Bishops and one delegate from each annual
Conference, to be appointed every 4 years,
which shall hold annual sessions.
Seventy three petitions for change OF
the Slavery rule, and two against, were pre-
scented.
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moral lesson. The Chicago Press and 7ri-
bune says an intelligent gentleman just from
Washington informs the editors that he Was
favored with the company of considerable
squad of Douglas delegates fresh from
charleston. We take the following extracts
from bis statement:
He Gays that he never heard so much hear.
ty profanity issue from the same number OF
swearers in o given time, during the whole
term of his existence. Stopping at various
stations on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
they got out of the oars and cursed the South
with all the oaths in the dictionary. A tall
man, halling from Chicago, made himself
very conspicuous 10 the heavy business. He
cursed oil the Slave States separately and by
name, and he damned them together in
lump. 1t vas seriously aprrehended by per-
sons in the train, that he would be arrested
before he should get we'll out of Virginia,
and locked up on suspicion of being con-
federate Of Old Brown.
On inquiry our informant learned that the
excited gentlemen had not been we'll treated
at Charleston. 1t appeared that the chivalry
of South Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana, etc.,
had taken all occasions to snub their breth-
rem from the Northwest. They had behaved
towards them rs though the latter were body
servants, fit only to clean massa's boots and
accept bis cuffs and kicks in part payment
They spoke OF douglas ~ q common black
guard, whom nobody could vote for without
forfeiting his self.respect. OF course they
could only regard Mr. Douglas supporters
as his.subalterns in blackguardism, his lieu
tenants in vulgarity So regarding them,
they took pains to let them into the secret
They sought opportunities to hint that they
considered them scurvy fellows- mud stills -
unworthy to sit at the same table with my
lord. Hence these tearsl Hence this lnxu.
rance of profane language which surprised
common people along the line of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

LIES mGANEks IOWA. &ohh March, IS00*
Pursuant to q vote IF the majority of the under
signeI Committee, the Republicans of Iowa will
assen BILE by their delegates in State Convention,
at Iva CIrY, on WEDNESDAY,, TIE Asp DAT OF
Mar, 1850, at III o'clock A. nj. for The nomination
of state officers 10 be elected at the November cleo
ton of this year; for the nomination Of presiden
tiaI eecEors. and for the transaction OF all other
business which 10 ay come before the Convention.
IT is also called for the purpose OF ratifylng the
nominees and r 'atiarm Of the National Republican
Convention 10 be held at Chicago on the 10th of
Mar.
rhs ratio of representation will be one delegate
for every organised county, and one delegate for
each one hundred votes or fraction thereof exceed
Ing one-half, east Tor Hon. s. J. Kirkwood for
Governor, at the last State election.
JOHN KASS0N, Chairman.
II. NJ. H0XTE. Secretary.
II. l.. b. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
g. x. STONE, Council Bluffs,
WH. LouGaRIDaE, Oskaloosa,
THOMAS DRUKkosD, Vinton,
Alb. r. HILpaKrE, st. Charles City,
]. Nj, NKwcoaB, bloomfield.
w. Ii. hsKLow, Sioux City,
JAMES THoRIseTos, Davenport,
Ill. A. WILrsk, Dubuque,
l.. l.. PkAsE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Central Connaities
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The Republicans of Jackson Township viii meet
In Convention a. the Republican Club Room, corner
OF Fourth and Main streets, on Friday, May Ith,
1885, at O'Clock pm., for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates to the County Convention at Charles
ton BY order of the Committee.
g. w. McCRARY, Chairman.
Keokuk, May 7, 1860.