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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
DemoCrntic County Convention


The annual nominating Convention for
Coshocton county, assembled at the Court
House on the Sd inst, and organized by
electing Hon. G. +. Sangster, President, and
j. G. Pomerene and Samuel Ketchum Sec
retaries.
VIM. JefIries, G. G. Gamble and Col. Swi-
gart were, appointed acommittee ON Gre
dentials. ~
S. NJ. Bassett, Isaac T. Beum and j. G.
Pomerene were appointed committee to
report the names of a County Central Com
mittee.
George w. McCleary, Ed. Hawthorne and
Sharon Williams were appointed commit
tee to select delegates to the Senatorial Con-
vention.
DIR. B. G. Blackburn, Francis MEG wire
and Samuel Forker were appointed COM
mittee to select delegates 10 the SUITE Con-
vention.
J.C. Pomerene, John Shields, John b.
Crawley, Shed. Casteel and Thomas Darling
were appointed a committee on Resolu-
tions. rr n.ra. .as.r,.d i,,nH
AFTERNOON SESSION. o5wf' 9r'
G.. C. Gamble, from the committee on
| Credentials, submitted the following re-
port, which was adopted:
Addms-R. G. Warren, VIM. Porter and
| Solomon Dewitt. L. -.,
Bethlehem-Jas. Darling and John Haw-
ley. - .t,,-. q. ii- ,ya. -
ol Beetford- Forker and John
Shields; ,u.. D..o. ,,o,,,,,o,.
| Crdtoford-Jacob Metz, Feter heinhlck;
GotleiP Slime, Jacob Cox' Jacob Miller and
Jeremiah Lewis. !
-Cadrke-,Benj; Reed, Laban Headington
ana WIN. buchIew; O. ,,.
~, rTaImnmTSt AN, 5sokel's "eoiS Nho
0iJsaS IasSersonLTLn9a anu nsrl}nc Thomas DON
Iov sSa%ma, ipahauob and fohn Wilson.
ICY Sans oamaoi InSoDh Grmu,bor r Iono,bap
WIZ "Sh rIoS Wcpr,Ja Saro,ieI Gardner
ond IA 0p Uawtbo Ono S'N9'
GUY I,aton-G -, % T. Ssngstor G NJ Rassett Gen.
poTas H'as'T i, p CT anT y NichoIs I WV
"o5 "a, - Io:tcS",, rnstaa, W., puxto,
naorgee ne IcKss and 'Jscoh Severns. - -
Dit"--I a,y;S Ran,'ev Sond William Gra-
- ~ere"i' eT-i1'i ''' na'y e9y ,'1o anu 'i IN,
ha'n nntor5-w n yonnS and .Jan,es sbanEs.
1I@..oo- -'Ion,as Sovarns .nI A Gohev'
NJ" CostLMCy q Ganbie. Noah line
bonSh and LANES Conelen.
va" St;,,crnsLUJobn Gntb rje and n. Parkbill.
Tjrerton-John Mckee. i. IT. Burns ard s,
uareJ;,b = :" '1-N--S'1 = =, - -, =
T,,Scoro,,os-Jev; .Kountz 7. r. Crow
Low T = Tennor. NJ w. RODGERS John Nc
Ciearv. .Josenb Rnrns. .Jr.. and ]. G. Pome-
rene ,TN9fr ft'-~ N|'F1I
Viy1iniia-,Jobn r. Marklev and Thomas
SLAUGHTER. -. - -. -
WGsbinotou-S -Sbad. Casteel and 7. M
Smith. - - =, - - ~
White E,es-Lewis SwIgart and Jonas
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BRANDRETEf's PILLS "A GENEs AT
ASSISTANT OF NATURE.

What is health? What is disease?
Health isswhen thesupply and expenditure afo
equal. Disease when the supply and expenditure
are unequal.
BRANDRETH'S FILLS impart certain expul-
sive powers TO all matters in tho body whose life is
below the standard Of tho surrounding party, or
which have remained longer than the time nature
designed. So in fevers and an thatplasspf S%ks
which soon run into modification B BRANpRBTHB
PILLS have marvellous curative qaxitieasa0a
bodies are continually changing, and 1t is by this
change we 1.-Two, Should matter remai9 In. orgeps
beyond the time nature dcsignes :. pain and dfnhdm-
nation setin. which is nothing fhoretiah prepar-
atory effort for our good, An Brapdreth4 PillAe
supposed from theresults to dois simply ''GVllV
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE.
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OHIO STATE FAIR
wOOLoPREMIUM 3,
OHIO STATE kGRfcuLruRAL RooMs, !
CoIuMRus o. JrNE % 1895

ONO STATE AGRicULTURAL RooMs.l
~, r.4.s -r.-. COLUMBUS, o., JUNE %. 1885.
m COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLU-
i TI0N passed at the last State Agricultural Cen
yeption. the Ohio State Board of Agriculture offer
the following Premiums-Ewith q view to ascertain
theamount,of shrinkage in unwashed wool: va
For the heaviest fleece Of secured wool pro-
duced by n Ram ..,.... Co.. "a ...... $50
For the heaviest fleece Of secured wool pro-
dcced bya Eve. ......-....,.-,........i.. 20
The feeces to be sent in an unwashed state TO the
Agricultural Rooms in Columbus. previous t! .Au-
gust. 1st accompanied by pediereeS ofsths stsheep
which produced them, and an affidavit setti & forth
the time and manner of shearing in 1854 and 1865,
that the fleece presented is the production Of one
sheep in that time, the ght Of sheep after shear
ing condition Of the same. and manner Of keeping
for the past year. With he feeces of Ewes. parties
will be required TO state whether they have sucked
lambs the present season-with aged Ewes. if they
did so in 1884, In making award, due regard will
be pal to the per centage of wool produced, COM
pared With the live weight Of the animal. The Com
mtiee will carefully weigh and number each fleece.
sending them TO be secured without the name of the
owner. The awards will be made and the feeces
exhibited at the Sta'e Fair, Sept. 18th and 18th.
after which they will be returned to their respective
,..a N$AsSE;; }$SSSsh|HfHfflss,aros,} Committee.
iulyl-sat6Wedeaw
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KILLED BY Bullion Tuesday, the 4th,
Mr.. David McCulloch, residing near North
Salem, was gored to death by bull. Mr..
McCulloch went into q field TO catch his
horse, when thetbull gored him SO severely
thatlhe died ina few moments Mr.. M. was
one Al the best citizens of his neighbor-
hood, and his death will be regretted by all.
Guernsey Je6vsontcn. ls' ~ b9lh.s Yi.!
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Thanks.

The intense heat that has prevailed all
week has not prevented the gentlemanly
and efficient Agents and Messengers Of
Adams Express from putting on our table
Eastern and Western papers in advance Of
the mails, for which we tender them our
thanks. -. e, 90. Il .9ai-y .,f..I
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DIED:

In this city. on Friday, the hinst, DENNIS Dali
LY, in the 47th year of his age. .2.,.~.
Friends sandacquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral tomorrow Sunday afternoon,
st oIock, from his late residence. No. 9aNorth
Front street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08

1.-TWO deaths from sun-stroke occurred In
Cincinnati on Thursday. Both victims are
said to have been men Of intemperate
habits. - q" -. w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Durno,s iCeIebratea Ca lerfh snnifAs

Durno's Celebrated CO tarrh Snnf1ss
the best known remedy for Headache, Cold in tho
Head, Snufles, Imperfect Voice, Bronchitis, and
Catsrrh Few persons appreciate the diseases arising
from d,ordered nasal organs. Sight. hearing, taste
an6Sme are frequsntlyruined by acOld in the head.
q gas generated by the use of this snuff cleanses
thohtre head and restores proper articulation. Its
effects pleasant and wonderful 1t contains mo
tobacco. nor other injurious Ingredient. Colleges,
Societies. States. and the most eminent Of the Med
ica Faculty have awarded II testimonials and pre-
miums. ..,.-..
Sold by all Druggists for 25 cents per box. Can
be sent by mail on receipt Of 80 cents for one box
slforfpur boxes, .UG
Address, JAS. DURNO. P. o. Box 19as.
no -r,vt,O,,g c,v !, New .York Gitya
AT Wholesale. byDEMAS. BARNES 4 co, Now
York innea-I vdk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08

Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely SINH
lar in fol m and privileges to the Seven-Thirties al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves to
itself the option Of paying interest in gold coin at
0 Per cent. instead of s-loths in currency. Sub
scribers viii deduct the interest in currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series of
the Seyenthirties will commence the lst of June,
and will be made promptly and continuously after
that date. .1s.. cr .Ri -' .'.iiu -1.!T.l.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest.
The payment in gold, if made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate. f',r
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold be
availed of. would reduce and equaize prices that
purchases made with six per cent. in gold would be
fully equal to those made with seven and three
tenths per cent. in currency. This is 5sa,..s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08

Our reference to The Dayton Journal the
other day has causedsit to break out in
spots, and thespots are exceedingly. Black.
We have no objection TO the editor consid-
ering Negro as good as himself. None In
the least. '-4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
VIC Fonr,I, nd IYoo.ter.

We learn from The Wayee County Demo-
crat, that the. Fourth was celebrated in
Wooster in grand style. DR.. FIREsToNE
was the orator Of the day, and made one Of
the best speeches of his life.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
7-8O Lo a m

These notes are issued under date Of July l5 1855,
and are payable three years from that date in cur
rency, or are convertible at the option Of thehol
into -rCt- r.%
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EIaT OF GIFTS
For this (Eriday) od Evening.
III Il, ,aa 51 FAREWELL BENEFIT or .i,i,s
'5i&1lOT B11t2=

- 80. " .',','-r1,.og- ll-.1gf .sg'0
+. " FAREWELL RFHFEIT 0E ~ --i.i7s
,',.s . %. 1"'l" -."1f - III o.. CO.. %
s1 OcKA@TS fssfR11 f~.
@AS9'>-A ~ .a NJ S->--.''"
! Csrt,. "a carat Gold English Patent Lever, s-e
Watch. value. $40
q Saving Machine. .yalue!................ IS
,2-SoSS A. iSoId1 SITS 4 inSer Rino.~ TWT1
X. SIysr C.stor pvaIne. !. .. :. 4 Is
a t;od Regard Ring ~,
a SiIyer patehf Beil. 500 -t. I't ...4u
o.. ~ Solid (inld W riting PEN ''H'' % 5000 i0 at
~ ~ Gaid RessrJ R;nS .r, ,-.
"a Psniase al Jaya i;offee. n - isr# IT.
"a Silver Goblet = - ....,.-r
"A. A Gold Regard Ring.
Is. Solid Gold Pencil Case n.. .4,..,f, .GT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
UNITED STATES
"a 3 O L 0 a n,
rHE1RD sERIES.
80. o o..

By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned. the General Subscription Agent
for the sale of United States Securities, offers to
the public the third series Of Treasury Notes, hear
ing seven and three-tenths per cent. interest per
annum known as the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08

S. B. thanks the inhabitants of this city for the
kind patronage they have bestowed upon him dur
ling the lastfew nights and he begs to inform them
that he is going to give .---....,-..,
A Present to Every r Person
At the Entrance Door. on payment Of the Admis;;
SON. on the above nights. Besides. the SigDorrwill
give Away the following Valuable Presents at the
conclusion Of his entertainment . ,,.,..', s,g ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
SELLING At A SACRIFICE |!
CALL EARLY AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES,

n. B.. Our New Catpet and House Furnishing
Saleroom ito make which improvements am now
selling off the present stock), will be opene1 about
September LIST, 1865. Please bear this in mind and
give me a call. 'june1e<dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Greatest VictorysYet
oorbRs STRUCK IN FIVE MINUTES.

C0LORS STRUCK IN FIVE 'MINUIH6'
The above heading Of o recent bulletin from tn
SEAT OF WAR
Isin aifrespects app iieabI6 TO the results Of
CRISTADOR O'S HAIR DYE
when brought in contact With hair of any obnoxious
tint Fiyerminutes remoyesths und csirable colF
replacing it with the richest biack'or brown. No
stain is left tho scalp, damage done to the hair
by this fine emollient vegetsbled,e. Manufactured
by ]. CRIsTA DoRo. No. Astor House. New York.
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
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4 GARD ro oytMvALiDs.

u Removed from his Old Onice.
DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS. West broadway. nsa,
High street. Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himsel
for seresof years To the treatment ofoertan pri.
yste diseases. he may be consulted at his Office.
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08

A GENTLEMAN CURED OF "NERs
IA vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the eff
iects Of youthful ndscretiops ViIIbe happg tofai-
nish others with The means Of cure rss or charosJ
This remedy is simple. safe, and sertain.DosE
Forfull particulars, by return mail, please address
i 3oToW D 15'soi JOHN B. OGDEN,rl
juneI3- &w3m o. 60 Nassau st., New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Old Eyes Made View

WITHOUT SPEGTACLES,D D0CT0R OR NED
ICINE.g Pamphlet, nailed free on receipt Of ten
cents. Address 3. B. FO0TE. NJ. D.. No. li3o
Broadway, New York. .l june2O-std<w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

81 ~ Il I Ia IAeau.ssssi & noes Ipf
MM56aa9Ag Mrs, TIMOTHY MCCARTHY arc invited io;at
tanal ltha Supa1 latter rom he denes
TS TS. 9si soTsnssr InssD eSf 10
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r.XASHTNGTlE. LODGE, No. 8, A. F. Mss
GY ~ s.s 1S g{ssas 5s aTl1M IslSsS 1ITgs LOPEZ
i9stant at oc1oSk rGectsey Capdidaes for Degrees
"b BY Ptssie Order os Of a5s #
NoyentsgI7 <,.,.:., f.[,s..s.,r-,- -,,,t ie
81 '-BeARD5DF nIARXAGNRs 6geYE ElEG-
lME8fFs,,s, sat.,uHss BOARD
e Sak T psst ais HsSs: er"0op At Masonic Hail.
isThess Of fhs pfsSsSt
serve ct the ehsnng election %i pierse h6iy mo Of
sh sMe pxeVous to the meeting so that by sAform
SSaG fs ifasss Ssirm.n
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T.. saahss16a sE1ESHl H5EaldaEsA ssA

DHAREEsT6N. II fN5SflMB%ERi % 8
City Crdnance the sale Of Coal BY Weight ~
hhAi nof 20 nffnl for any pergon 20 sell or aRep
filRat .fate okitwo tIaousan4
two nandrsa Af9 Of tire av5ifddboisa Ets;,J
slhfAn bf th Goals 20; hepu7chsssr bsa
,ole me cafts tiihihg tssah6 ahAIt urioaded IN
se 3St "a aISeSd qe e ne gabs s,l
I've az SSl aan6 Pss as ass sSsls
nth ~ - Certificate, such perSs1lsha
.sshS ssaSas a. Hsa the
ne-ssSsbsr ss 81 SlS4s EsisRs
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SELECT ,sCHOOi

y, :, 5;,;,: ,;,S4s SELECT y, sgH92il, ,k,,,r
" ,PINCKNEY win open SfLECT SCHOOL for
Ioun9 L iAdbs, stttht Ee5ids QeStfe house Mfen's
G8 1e 2l1rREf end ;i5 the Modern
Languages For And otnsf 'pafticdihrB apply
above limo October 10
SLAssfcAE sCf166E For YOU'VE LADIES
fHtnE REV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOOPRN CLAS-
II SlCAL SCHOOL, for limited numbers OF young
clihsb9ro', on the fra Monday or November ne1t.-
Ftencn ana 'GermHn %ithout additional charge.
DR.. LORD begs leave to refsE 70 the,Rt, Rev. T. f.
pay5s the Rev. Or. c. Hanckel the Hon. VIM. Aiken,-
DN ht15 pr. W. IT. 9BS1ge Apns Jas. simons,
and @. R. Brewster, Esq. .,-..,r October %
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TIEIs VNDEHsToNED

rs rnEpARB F5 T1RaisH Dns1eNs sprc1rr.
R RSdAE HR4Ttes stI4 f9E Buildings
that may be desired Orders from any part OF tho gni
chargos WALTER g. WEST, Architect
sfp:. y. Corner Ah5fnd Broad streets. Richmond, Va
1se5RtfelYef5 coen Ms ~ u, yl;niSa y Smos
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..t.sIAy,.

an,taits .1r,ss H. ,a;,9 q,
s"sF sfssS
6 s.ssIsass.s sEEI a ;:s 5:.,! ss.s'
NsEs pssleEs supplied 9. e liberal disesunsIa. |,
. 3 10 ,sa7S
.asa IN SSVs II, amy, s,a 4 az
= -oitl ~ f!vi ri-i :.IsTas
:ihSMal received the
onsWs4 ofcshepIisetpo market OK abp sd
;iAsssata as brought by'thS Blgsah st't Farther
Point. This dispatch is preossly the, same as one
copied from jonrpsf gf o neighboring city, and
pubGahsd il ths Ns.es o. Thursday hofhng under
bed sitk have re-!
n6sGsd, press Or the ptbho ifa.s 'I:.:nrr
a.tArvery Interesting letter FROM. General WADE
HAMPTON, tie people Of this; ;St Ste, NiihheiOund
edn columns to-day. ~ . r. ;c.,i; si,,aaal
.!lnude5;greadent BucHNxS's book on his Admins
pria be found notice % Sh6tb -eofnhn,r
with extracts and comnnentsi II / jill ~. -
Our ex-Copfederate readers will be pleased to
shake hands with col.' vos Bonoxr, whose racy
narrdtlse- -aa REscod5r z rG2EsMgNSg in anothes
part OF the psfer.
The steamer W eM Coil, well known in our
ccoasHWassfs narrowly esrNRd xssrtous disasterss:
sisaHm hsseep iR aag A0ees! sql4Pqpp -. =
The Washington Star Of Saturday, speaking Of
"a arefeBeice to the
aSpndonqu sa5si:. - aa pardohing
'.i except nbott thouband Of the. CIVIL and
military leaders, whose fate will depoRdi on the
actionaof -c6ngfesa.z "A as1era Il amnesty, except
ing these casesn isanol deemed expedient, as the
p5S.sfssa shs s sga not
try but still further enibarrass the President BY
arraigning as aInst HIS policy powerful oombina-
lion Of the friends ths sympathzeers Of the
excepted :appaannts. - -yz,s,,..,,- ,;-,..
Gqyernor 4tRyEs OF F90Qridas 9Q in r his message to-
thsGGnsenh6Ay expresses theiopinion that if the
protected d their persons ana property, they
may be stimulated to be Industrious and econom-
I'D icsI IN order It'd adudats GnseIS ind their
children, and improve their physical, moral, and
az igtelleptnal iioh, and become, not many
years hence the bess fs rictltaafai tdltaa peasantry
for ohr BOIL and climate that the world has ever
seen But II denied Protection andljustice, they
oNn be deprived OF the ordinary notiyea to indus
The Lsnohbura sspsr5jss.iaa, Of the 10th, says in
1TEi4e4Fenoe TO Gen. KdRRY sarH, that this distin-
II aIlssAdied sentleheni late f9nfedes$t$ s9Anander
Of the Department Of the Trans -Misaesippi feach-
ed this city yesterday morning direct from Cuba,
.hsEa ha haq been soiouTping for several months.
81. s.a; q His raanyh win aaloome hiR the
1,sas.1 I of a;ith
noax General asxsEto i5 eae, Ia aSea on tAs
footing Of other Confederate officers Of his ransss
From the Marion Is. 6.51 Crescent We learn thSf:
GGi 81 ~ DSD4at 4s- aidasou5 tspEssent the
first Congfsssi0nah lDistriatin Washington, at the
.surtnesaions uEronazear knowledge Of this gentle
sns PAP we can say with the fullest conviction that
i5a iii take the,
IA ,i is hhe he having
always been sIIs worst.
enemies We belieye lev never slandered him fire
'-'t-'AAhesI IEEEU-r<as7- -CIrrErr II.
800 aous4he aamespaPen Henalsp learn that pub
ians AZ courtt: House,
H. =. ersapae apaJise gqaf main
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|rH1R1H4AIEfta a,BffARDING-A r e w q Mn9s
IL can be 6oooihih cdhteti tt ahe CORNER
ToF KING AND oTfA ABD-SFRHBT6;Ta ;Tais1, asi:pleasant
sRS suitable fef ma @sn i tpa wife paEsR9 dED5s
GTRAYED INTO NM YARD, I've; COMING
- gTHEEE, soA ths nigtf qf the1Ath inst D0NBEy
AND coIfx rThe o<ner Eiu; please call for them pay
expepsear and take them away. i""'R
'cTR1TnD, SRSa Ad: Ut d k3sa II G1kn, o1f
Ecs and Amy one tne% S1a to sks
aeS aS%Ss a be r's7ssd for tas asps ..
LGo niyhhlast. alssgs HEs abreast long
ss'1ssa z, teansrS At lsSla collar
xo7smSsr xaT Il onsa asspsiAsss asass asA FS5S
dig KX r 'iSs ont is'F!OTnN.sfsfsOsS aTflE
S9-sabscriber- ntoming street. 6a suhtaf
ssy and sS5sS s sSSS ten yssrs % pla With a
RdssSsg St ssds s aSs sS Z
,gte1 RIsaT ~ ii on THE aYssi3ss I -
~ iio9 tfte Saturday "a EkrNDLE c8H
nne suit Of Pan KHst,-betweep
4afE; 1tfeatR III bFougbt TO- this Once
the above reward win be given. inr,s "-s-2ra'l
n, n, y NotennenHdieIss1 mr.. a.. .d i, ~
'41C1(h AnAQWE1ki AGENTS WANTED FDG
pOO sig tntfrsiyatBaFticsts justpat "a dress o. II
.aA4tl5TpCft9 Buiidings siddefora, Masne,v;,
'sepeembssa5 'Ds . gf;'..s ,n,d: amos q.
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NAN WITH sPECTACI.ff !0fi % EYESS
made ne1p Nihbut spectacles, pastqr, % Medicinal
mailed free on receiptsof, trri oaea AddTsa
E, Q. EM,D., No. 1lso BSVaasssy, Nee Kor,ss,,
Novenbsr at.,l sieii: !. Irtrisi, a.
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sB4 FOR. CONGRESs.t 4GENERALi STEPHEN
ELLIOTT, Jr.-Kessrs Editors: Yon authorized to
e1npupes Gensral sTEPHEN Il4oTT. Jr, as esndi-
date to represent in c6hgresj the second
Distsidt 1hanpussd Of ahauestqns aQaiesop Beaufort
n Ssssiassss @ 2, soonns ,lE-l7sr.s soAi "a
$ WE AEH'1UTHoRIzFspl,ff;Tio sassNoUNCF
HoRoW1tIdAM AIKEN as candidatet6 % fsppteseht she
Second Congressional District a. the ge4x sssion Of
C6ngress 'Is,i ' rs%i;a = : :'= MANY IRIMDs.
laOs.Xosa.-S -
!" r" WE ARE" THqHa1ED To.AeVNoUNCE
the Hon, WILLIAM wHHLEY as Carididsts 70 ifepre-
seH me seodna eonsressbAsi bistfiotl Us Congress.
October II rs'te+.T T's- =! i:n sG.. .iti.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO i,XNN0UNCR
Dr., Atw,hhsiuEY .of wtlAa a6ara 6 candidate to
represent the First Congressional District isa
November u =.
,s,s 81 WE, VT, Al ARE RES AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
'Gehefaf JoiN b! kENffDH Isia ouasdfdaaG aii Con-
sreas to rsgrsseat .As First District
a. cohLEaE & + 5F r dhARIRsFos:-THERp
VIII be meeting of tho Board of Trustees Eais Dat
18th instant. al II oei6t M; 1T te City Hail. puncua
attendance us requestedr op important business Tho
following gentlemen comprise the Board:
Rssz Rss sSsSSS ~ #ss
,Wlt B4YESEI, ESQ, - Is q ADEsAGssURE, Esq.,
a Il BANKS, Esq; III ~ IC4EURQB BUIsT1 ESQ,
Rev C HANCKEL, EDWARD DIwHiTE ESQ.,
WILLIAM JERVEY1 Esq, Dir nrLAFRAMPTON, =
A j WHITE, Esq, >'-'EH q BBRYAN; Esd.a : -
Soyf$SS fTil, aAooa MIhIisAN. = Secretary.
.e., ,asv GONs1GNEES,, NOTICE: The ,NER.
CHANTS Regular Line Schooner B. N Hk&tikiNs wfi
commence disenargns tatso at Adger's wharves Tais
Day An goods remaining the ~haff at sunset win
beat6rad at their risk and expense. 1.lrieo'-
! lISisslolemeenN asAE.z hYILLIAssk WILLIS R4iaAeH.
Sa- DR, J. i. DAWSON has REMOVED HIS
Office and resfdence 10 No. 0 Jddth-street '-hi
-i;:Nosahben1er ,.,:f<..i.;.. Ut g.
;. n4s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARE READY TO
receixes porToN ON STORAGE, Apply fat. Wharf
Once; b. MAssoT, Wharhuger'
November 10 s.-i,tTIjtrfsHF: 8.
aS NOITCEDAT THE ENSUING SESSION
os Eip be: made for renewal
Of the Charter Of the yIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COM
~. 1. Z . 49,
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81 SsTEEosNEfS4qTICE.---sSTATE OF SOUTH
G R RolFfst Afa5HA IEsToN.DIsTRIcT-
FSouRrs soM aETHnaS rsEssIossl AND COMMON
rI11IftF r1f F4S Nj JQHN, W, BRQwNFTELD Clerk Of said
Court rsaahse q q 5tS6{ta goution
Of One ai9 HoasG of Representatives, passed :S5t
:HS4t Hbeos @et
,an.IasstiOrefar ofess af ossions
and Common Pleas for Arieson VIII be held
en- wEDkESnAY, thain1t that:iaie o0IN places, Of
election tiEep qh9ut the-OAi@ 1strict. So
witness ny iiaria at this 18th d.y Of No
vefhber 1855; zEi-E Ia Jstsy.fRFOFAPIMD, j
81 IL , u aIJ! Ce1n1 Ga 81 & c. p
= Z, II
Esd isiElst5p resiea 81 y!
Of the Court for Charleston Dis
tdct sti the ensuing AisSA HGaG Novenber a !,
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fI,o RRNT.-k1AKGR AVN GoMMopIoU
= if;1S{e RENlNE1 FrNEiyETI EsTfS4TSFsI,ED PLAN

kRR 9sseSssSSy 9sa.saSgilaings barns
min Atet llad; ;AlargsbydE Rp 4qd under bank
5oa afSs Of Eottoz an9eop fence.
good order, with an neceasaTy. 1t{Mil dinae Also
nne range for cattle and hogsaRA Az utenails
fSIlnir6dtIiT Y SE9.;. :. M: !: ~
There are also the tract conaipina 1900 acres of
seysrgl hT containing The Anest kind of
nah, Vhcn tqay bP made available tho Charleston
naEket R1d h0se Of the town ofGuminervile Also 90,
connoshtoH 46f 90 d9qoes;: Distant from summer
2festfF 81equfF Bridge, head Of navigation on
faiIess For FparticulsrEapt'
Ply to.ovn9 nm flB paeoeE Ipg- Meesre JENKINS o.
SsSA2aassEaatass a-rz F.ra sGHqILTz M
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ns- NoIICE.NAT THE ENSUING SESSION
% VIII be- made for renewal
Of the Charter Of the yIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COM
PASsYr6f bharleafoa:,'r ~ -, November 1s
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6p MEDICAL CARD.@4Dn r. LrJAU PAR
KER0nfce,i no. fs BESaasta5et Residence Tor lie
ssseAS fattfer Of Logan apt5y1aad3st1seta,
tssaffs sIRsalIiidiIEiiHrE lmo'