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the sufferers in the great fire land the
first day Of the sessions, after this act Of
muni!iccncc, the Parliament passed fresh
acts Of exclusion against the productions
of that country"
We conGne ourselves in this summary
to the political, and pass over the reli-
g!ous prosecutions Of Ireland-a weapon
which, in those days, all religious par
ties welded against each other. 1t is
only Of late that Ireland has had a
brea thing spell, after centuries Of op-
preston; but even nov it is favorite
scheme Of England to promote, by all
bloodless means, the depopulation Of
that country and the entire settlement
of it by English subjects. We see in
all this what awaits us in the future, at
the hands OF essentially the same peo
pie, if we fail in making good our de-
fence of our hearthstones and altars.-
ireland fell by her internal divisions.
Let US avoid that rock, let us stand
shoulder to shoulder, and resolve to die
freemen rather than live slaves. Then,
with the blessing of God, our independ
ence is as sure as the rising of the NOR
rows sun.
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BY J. A. COWARDIN & co,
TERMS OF sCRsCRIpTToY

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ton.
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RUNAWAYS.

INV f HUNDRED DOLLARS hE-
= WARD.-Ran away from GREENSBORO, Nol.h
IA>,,,;,a on -he 18th of this month negro man,
named LEWIS said negro is about twenty-icur
ars old five fee. ten or eleven inches high, black
coInplexion, and weighs one hundred aud nine1y-
two rounds He was bought on the Sd OF February
from Or. r., II Christian. l will pay the above
reward for his delivery TO me.
~ ROBERT LUMPKIN,
fa,G-lm. Richmond, Virginia
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16. Alcohol, ALCOHOL wish to bny
or two quarts Of a5 per cent ALCOHOL, for
which will pay two hundred dollars per quart
Address, or apply tn, r. J.. REES. No. l4j Main
street, Richmond, Virginia
will aleo ray one hundred dollars per pound
for .ACEIlC ACID-say Eve or ten pounds.
fe lG-3ts
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YEvWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

FENWV I 1'C8|H3]fHe'E
WARD-Ran away, January 3lst, from the
subscriber, in Prince Edward county, my NAN,
SAM; about twenty-five years old; about five feet
six inches high and polite when spoken TO- lie Is
Supnosed to have gone either to Richmond or Lynch
burg, but most probably to the latter place The
aboYe reward will be pa'd for his delivery to me,
near Burkeville Prince Edward county, or secured
IN any jail 50 can get him. He had on a biue
Ian W G. THOMAS,
tn e-oo5lo.s Burkcyille, Virginia.
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Beg To THE VerRRs or HANOVER
Having been frequently solicited by many OF
my constituents, l respectfully announce myself
candidate for reelection TO the VIRGINIA. LE0IS-
LATURE. se ls-5tsl G. r. 0OOI1AI.L.
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SPECIAL N0TTcE8

RAJ SPECIAL NOTICE Is asked to my sale,
TO take place THIS MORNING. at my store, On
Governor street, commencing at 10 O'clock
For particulars, reference Is made to adverti sing
column. :e2ol T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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COMMIssIoN l1oUsE.%The sub sanseri. ri.
~ o.'s Hste spGRASAErS. for tha purpose Of
srrNn sis q nN COMMISSION such articles as may
s etNn oon.snea Al to them by farmers AMI othsTs g'; Dick
Their oice is at the auction-house o. n M, s4ss,s
inson q Co., corner Of Franklin ana t,ienIs and
Ae public. .a table.
lucy Aa'e s0SN n. b. HILL,
]. II, PLEA6ANTS.
February 7th, 1855.
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Z Asst NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-

\ The time for registration and payment OF the
= Tor the quarter Of the year ending on the olst
ttH' uber 1861 having been extended by the proper
neoe' aty until Saturday, the 25th Of February at
anho. notice is hereby given to al who have thus
S r. ,a M register their business for the present
nir iaea a J. or pay their last quarters taxes on
year 100! no further indulgence will be given, and
,, n iw ma al, be rigidy enforced against all den-
quents - T,v poot bairp now nearly COM
Pit'eo' All own Who have not yet paid the taxes on
.ohai properly are notiiicn that they must do 50
T rtsuh s,i 70, or ,he will be returned delinquent and
III" property ao'eA' CHARLES J. SIETON,
-. tenth District Collector
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~ AL IN WANT OF Coon INK arc ad-
vised to HOVER & CO.'S IMPROVED CHE
MICAL STEET-PEN INK and WRITING FLUID
warranted the best in the Confederacy. ant no Mts-
take For sale reasonably in bottles and on drausht
at No 4. under Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth street.
Also, INDELIBLE INK. fe lS-2t
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4 GORGE BAGBY, Commission NLer-
chant, offers for sale
81 barrels No Tanners OIL,
10 bales Cotton Yarns, Nos. 8, 10, II, II
- bales Candlewick,
1,j00 pounds Tallow,
20 cases '' Brown Dick" Smoking Tobacco,
10 cases ''Deucalion " Smoking Tobacco,
T. cases " McCorkly Diamond" Smoking
IODaCcO,
8 eases" "Ambulance Committee Smoking
Tobacco.
s coils Cotton Rope, for leading lines;
II kegs Cut Nails, to l2-nenny;
90 pounds Bae5wa.,
Q tirkIa choice Mountain Butter,
2 barrels Sorghum,
10 bags Virginia Salt;
AN THFE.Ts DtTtT,
IL barrels t.alr,
S tartals Sorghum,
200 bushels Corn.
Fer sale At III sl.2t rata & 10-3t-
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NToTICE.-All persons who may S,,,s nave I've
hooks OF MEDICAL ISsIRI EA,' w', pTI
lensng o to he late Dr. jaime: osnTay % ny oaa s'
greatly osise BY returning sssss .asn o. opposite s the
Of the undersigned, on Ma. $500 otd r.siaancc
American ao'el' VI =. THONAs GILES.
fc an--cndit A.--------------
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mo THE IADIEs.-1An al. LADY. go,As s,'s IN
mourning, has sers,l Dkn ST. sn' s,Is w an S,u !,
sss ssss s,.s ssy a.tss n s-sa q.
nuMpot =, st.;ra st No. b2 Main street, next door
Apr1 pr VIZ lanes Walsh's gun store Ai.o enc nne
s1nfE.LEAYHER ~ TRUNK. y Spv-W
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rE~WO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

TE1WO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD-StOlen from my tent, at Chester,
Virginia, on Saturday night, lith instant, full
suit OF SURGEONS UNIFORM and q small black
wooden VALISE, containing half u dozen shirts
and collars and other un1ercloshing. Most Of the
articles marked with my name. They ara
known to have been stolen by a free boy named
WILLIAM LIPSCOMB, as they have since been
seen in his possession. Said Lipscomb is a bright
muatto, nearly white, about eighteen years Old,
small and delicate-looking dark, straight hair cut
short al,i dark eyes, and represents himself from
Cartersville, Cumberland county, Virginia. lie
NAV have returned there or have hired himself in
some other part Of the army. 1 viii give ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension, and
ONE HUNDRED DOLLA rs more tor the recovery
aI nv co,he. JAMES n. GAIT,
SURGEON Nineteenth Virginia regiment,
Hunton's brpa1e, Pickatt's division:
Il lo--2t' .e Chester, virginia.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MONDAY EVENING, FssRuARv 20, ls65.
Noricr-In compliance with
THE PUBLIC DEMAND,
,hs Management will continue the performance
Of the
BEAUTIFUL OPERA
T II l. u II G. 4 n u
TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
Eox pooK OPEN TWO DAYS IN ADVANCE
for the securing of seats.
FIRST APPEARANCE
Of the highly talented
ENCu COM EDIAN,
Moss E. DUPLAN,
,..a Of .he Bor,ieaux, Tours, Toulouse and New
Orleans Theatres who will present his
PARODY
on the Opera Of
LUCE DE LAAIMEEMOOR.
TIN, performance viii commence with the Farce
Of the
LOAN OF \ Lon En-.
TINS. wrEK-An entire Play, never presented
in this country before, entitled
FORGET AND FORGIVE,
,r1sh T., ,,reseutea. The Management ere satisfied
d., h.r' never vet been a play abounding more III
.1os thrilling interest and literary merit than
I; o>.ro1, ont production; and the publc may be
s,rc3 ;ts IL be mounted with all the care and at
,.,tioo .ha, has hitherto Characterized the New
Richmond t. eatrc.
S-+ xa X the new historical play OF
ROBEsPIERRE.
In preparation,
A GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE,
hv Southern author.
Noon Performance Of
THE .BRs0AND,
epFCIAoJLAK PLAY,
EyrRY sAIU DAY
GRAND FALL By TIE NlkGl NJ a
ST PLEASURE CLUE.-Ihe last u X a n. N ), +.
al i.
IN Ie GIVEN at MONTICELLO HALl. Oh
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FlAHrAsY % Eo"
We can assure orr friends that We Will endeiVo'
10 make this the most pleasant affair OF 'e s5tso 3
p,of Eospubergers full band will be III attendance
(,raud March from the Nalad queen, ~oI Iie Ho
male Warriors, at O'Clock.
BALLET M.>TER:
So AUGUSTUS COLBROOK.
COMMITTEE or TATIoH:
-ty, W r,rvv.rr n EEREPTER
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
@. j. WILLIAMS, a. hAoio'' ~
THOMAS n. BRANNoE.
Positively no Ladies admitted except ''ioSe III
~ited by the Club. ,,>,,,,, :, M, ,r,1r frt
ie 10-3ts ME-d oi-Ie.2 ~ ----------
~ II ID & M d O W Il l. l.
II OPERA 1IOU E.,
~ ffoYnerlv known SIS the E.rletes,l
-, Ironkliu street, next to Exchange 1ioiel'
B,rDD AND McDOWEILS MlNSIhfi-o AN
BRASS BAND
received nightly with shouts OF aPpiause' s .,
Wan crowded with the beauty and fashion OF u
Carital to enjoy good laugh at
HARRY BUDD and HAilA
in their Side-splittne Comicanties:
NEW SONGS, JOKES, BURLEsQuES, &C.
GRAND COMPL1 M AK DE-
CHARLEY MAYNARD
tonight. :, r.,
c,,oa ea,lv 10 secure a good seat. Don't iaii
.,;,-a hin, q bumper Good order rgldly enlolcei'
eMissCARRIE E BENTLEY and several others ia
kindly volunteered TO play for CAariey May A"A'
benefit. - c,, 60. pr;,a
Boxes, $50 per night
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/ OSI, on Grace or franklin streets, or
Il between The QuaTfeI1na ster Genarals office and
Under Il which Will be iherally lewardedby leav-
ing tic saIiie at this Office. fe lS-2ts
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PROMOTIONS IN OHIO REGIMENTS. -
The following promotions in Ohio reg
iments have recently been made:
2D ONO CAvALRY.-Srcond Lieu
tenants Newton D. Fisher, Thomas +
Grist, L. NJ Tuttle, r. W. Travor, w.
Randall, i. j. Lukius and John J.
Park to First Lieutenants, Sergeants
lsadore NJ. Bishop, e.. B. Hayden, II
Gordon. G. G. Mccain, r. w. White,
B. F. Lovett, c. G. Leffiugwell and f
NJ. Hart to Second Lieutcuants.
18th Cavalry-Captain W. Hunter to
Major, and Sergeant S. Il. Ncttloton to
Second Lieute nant.
175th Infautry--Ljeutenant Colonel
D. W. Mccoy to Colonel, Major f.. Il,
Mullenix to Lieutenant Colonel, First
Lieutenant John f. Carpenter to Cap
tain, Second Lieutcnants William Rum
nell, Jos. NJ. Ellis, Leroy Sedgwick and
S. S. Jolly to First Lieutenants, and
Sergeants David Case, Josiah r. Kin.
nier, Philip T. South, John r. Ash
more and George Saylor to Second
Lieutenants
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"'" ARE SATISFIED" THE American
people as class are predisposed to dis.
ease of the head. throat and lungs the
skill Of most eminent physicians has
been haffl d in attempts to cure Catarrh,
which if allowed to run on until it has
assumed its worst form, will surely end
in Consumption, which is INoURABLE
If however DR.. d. II. Seeley's Liquid
Cata rrh Remedy is faithfully used, all
who know by experience are satisfied a
speedy aud permanent cure will be ef.
focted.
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Sergeant VIM, w. Halter, Co. x, 18th
Ohio.


Sergeant VIM, w. Halter, Co. X, 18th.
Ohio.
Mr.. EDGToR:--In your last weeks is.
sue | see announced the name Of WIN.
W. Hsller, late of Company X, 18th
Ohio Regiment, as a candidate before
the Convention for the office of County
Treasurer, and | must say, more de-
serving and trustworthy young man
cannot be found. He is known to be
steady, honest, truthful, brave, patriotic,
and every way qualified for the place.
He was the third man in the county to
sacrifice the comforts of home, at the
call Of his Country, for the perils Of
the battlefield. He passed throush all
the hsrdships that soldiers are liable
to--hard marches, lack Of food, Sleep
ing on the ground without protection
for weeks together, with no recompense
save the paltry sum of twelve dollars
month. You remember the FIRST SOL
diers got no bounty, but left their
homes out Of pure love for the Govern
ment.
Now, Mr.. Editor, who are the men
that should have the "soft places" hut
those that have given up everything,
that zoe might bo protected in our
homes, aud know nothing of the war
except through the newspapers and let
ters from the dear fellows in 'front.'"
hear some say, "Oh, will is a good
boy, but he is TOO young for the position :"
BAIL Too youngl Those very mau
we're ready, four years ago, to pat him
on the shoulder and encourage him to
go at the call of the President. He
was not "too young" to almost yield up
his life while leading the gallant charge
at South Mountain, which decided the
day in our favor. All Of our town
know that for DAYS his life was despair
ed Of. His health and strength are
gone, AMI the Government gives him the
enormous sum Of $72 year to maintain
himself and aged parenta!
Now, what civilian in the county will
oppose him, that knows his age? IF a
man at twenty five is not competent to
Gil the Office Haller asks for, at what
age, pray, will he bo2 am old enough,
but, alas have no vote, being a woman,
If we women could vote, there would be
no need of my scribbling, for we would
20 unanimously for the brave boys that
took their lives 10 their hands aud went
forth to battle for Freedom and Right
A FRIEND OF THE SOLDIERS.
Hillsboro, July IL, 1865.
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"THE TURF."--There was a horse
race, with the usual accompu uniment
Of several fights, at Manchester, last
Saturday. The winning horse in the
trotting match 10 harness was owned
and driven BY J. N. Towpley of this
place. Two-other horses were entered, /,
owned and driven by Henry Clancy
and BeDjapiU Harris. of this place.
Both broke badly aud were easily dis
tancsd. The purse was $3.50.
ia After the trotting match running
match under saddle came off between
two horses, owned by Hauly of this
place, and Sanders, of SamOntha.
Distance 600. yards. Sanders horse
was tho winner by 5 feet.
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AFFLIcTTNG.-We are seldom called
upon to record so mournrul an event as
occurred few days since in the fam
lily Of our towusman, Mr.. George Rich
ards. His three children, aged respect,
lively about 2, 4 and 6 years, died Of
Scarlet Fever, all within 2l hours Of
each other, and were buried together
-on Sunday mornings The deeply affl let
ed parents, thus suddenly bereft of all
their cherished household treasures,
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
whole community, in their terrible be.
TeAvcment.
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A Severe and Merited Rebuke.

Many Of our readers who attended
the 4'h Of July Celebration in this place,
were probably surprised that no address
was delivered by Hon. N. Barrcrc, who
had been announced in the programme
previously published in our columns, to
deliver an address to the returned SOL
diers. 1t is proper that we should ex-
plain the reason why the programme
was changed, and the circumsta noes
which prevented Mr.. Blrrore's partici-
patton in the exercises.
Some dissatisfaction was felt by q
portion Of the Union men when it was
first announced that Mr.. Barrere had
been invited to speak and had acc ,pted
the invitation. His course for the past
two years, as violent and bitter oppo.
nent of the war, was well known, and
many felt that his "record" did not rec
commend him as a suitable speaker for
day which was to be especially devo-
ted to honoring the returned soldiers,
who had carried the war to success FIJI
and glorious termination, in spite Of the
declaration in'the Mcclellan platform,
which MIR. Barrere supported, that it
was ga failure" The dissatisfaction
was greatly increased, however, when
the programme for the day was pub
lished, by which it appeared that Mr. -.
Barrere was to make the welcome
address to the soldiers. This was more
than the soldiers themselves could bear
and they Immediately declared that they
would not submit to what they regard
ed as an insult. The result was that
a public meeting was called on the Sat
urdsy before the 4th, at which u com
mittee was appointed to wait on Mr.. Bar
rere, inform hin of the dissatisfaction of
the soldiers, and request him not to
speak. He, of course, on being appriscd
Of the state of things, wisely accepted
the hint and declined to participate in
the Celebration.
The incident shows most foreibly how
the soldiers who have fought the war
out, until its ject is accomplished and
the Government maintained, feel to-
wards those Copperhead leaders who
CONTINUALLY denounced it as an "Abo-
lition war" predicted its ignominious
failure, and declared that the South
never could be conquered. 1t must be
exceedingly mortifyipg to a man of Mr.
BOrrere's high position and ability, to
receive su oh an emphatic and stinging
rebuke, but severe as it is, it was justly
merited by his unpatriOtic course al
public man, in refusing to support
his country in preference to bis party
at great crisis like that through which
the nation has just passed. His exam
pie should be warning to others who
in future may feel inclined to pursue {
similar course,
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SECOND OHIo II. ARILLERY.-We
hear great complaints from this regi
ment, which ia still stationed at Knox
vile, Tenn; The men have not been
paid for nearly year, aud are anxious
to be paid off and mustered out; but
it is charged that Col. Gibson and most
of his off are trying to keep the
regiment in the service another year.
Complaints are also made Of the neces-
sarily severe discipline enforced, and
of bard treatment generally. Col Glib
son is said to be,very unpopular with
his men. The proper authorities sho
look into matters without delay.
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ARCANA WATCH.
An Elegant Novelty in Watches.

The Of this watch entirely invention,
composed Of six different metals combined, rolled to-
gether and psnished, producing exact imitation Of
Is carat GOLD called ArcanR which will always keep Its
color. They ~ beautiful as solid gold, and Af-
designed with Panel and shield for name, with Patent
Push Pin, and engraved IN the exact style OF the cse
brdted Gold Hunting Levers aud really handsome
and desirable, and exact All imitation Of gold "a
defy detection. The movement is manufactured by thI
well known ST. Jimer Watch Company Of Europe, sud
carved bridges adjusting regulator with gold balance
aud the impro ed ieweied action with line dial and
skeleton hands, ami is warranted good time keeper.
These Watches are of three different sizes, the small
being for Ladies', and all Hunting Cases.
oi six will bo sent by Mail Express for S22j,rO.
single sent in handsome Morocco Case for s25OO
will readily sell Tor three times their cost. We sole
agents for this watch in the United States aud
geuuue which do not boar our Trade mark. Address
GIRARD ". DEVAUGH Co,
Importers, Is MaidcA Lane, New York.
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. FUNERAL NoTICE-The funeral ser
mon of Thomas Hern. deceased, late Of
Co, "a" seth RHg't o. V. L, will be
preached by Rev A. T. Thompson, at
tho Baptist Church in Ilillsborough, O.,
,on next Sabbath, the 18th inst, at half
past 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The friends Of the deceased soldier
and family are invited to be present.
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ny 10 limos Of this typo, occupying about inch
+ space, make square.
Notices of Benevolent, Religious and Literary Socie-
ties afprice.
Obituary Notices, oxccpt those of sodlers)S cents
per line of words.
All Advertisements kept In special places. 20 per cent.
additional.
Advertisements displayed with large type, charged
according TO the space occupied.
Administrators Notices, Divorce Notices, Road No
tices, Attachment Notices, and all other transient ad
Vertisements must he raid for before insertion.
The fees for advertising all Legal Notices, must be
paid before proof Of publication Is made.
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Princeton College (New Jersey,) has
conferred the degree of D. D. on the
Rev. DR.. Scbeuck, of Baltimore. Dr..
Schenck, it will be remembered, was the
frst pastor of St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, in this place. He is graduate
of Princeton College. ,..
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DAILY STAGE TO CHILLIco THE.-We
call attention to the advertisement of a
daily stage line from this place to Chill
licothe. 1t should be we'll patronizcd,
a. it will be a great public convenience.
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THE S8TH o. v. 1.-The 99th Regi-
ment, organized nearly three years ago,
in which this county had number Of
men, has been mustered out Of the ser.
vice and discharged.
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11TH o. V. C.-Anothnr interesting
letter from VIM. Mooney, nf Company
K, will he found in another column
The friends Of the 11th viii be glad to
learn that Col Collins has received in
formation that the regiment will soon
be mustered out and return home.
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soldiers are "Trumps." )"

The Dayton Journal reports that tho
Seneca County Union Convention have
nominated ticket consisting chiefly of
returned veteran soldiers, Colonel Lu-
ther Nj. Strong being the candidate for
Representative.
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TOWN sURsCRIRERe

To Subscrbergin TfillsborO and vicinity, tho NEwE
Will be promptly delivered by Carrier, or at tho Post
Office or office Of publication, the following
In advance, or within mouth........."".,...s2 10 ,
At the end of mont 10
AT the end otthe OO
RS-Advance payment preferred in all eases Sub.
scrbors will be notified ut the expiration nf their time
by on their papers, or by llsenclosel.
N. B.-We do not discontinue papers sent to Town
Subscribers unless specially ordered to do until
all arrearages are paid general rule. failure to
order disoontnuance isconsidercd equivalent to
ordering the Iaper continued
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Mr.. James Crocket, one of the. cele-
brities attached to Howe's Circus, and
we'll known in this country aud in Eu-
rope, as q tanner of wild beasts, died in
Cincinnati Of suu-strokc on last Thurs
day afternoon.
The above Circus is to perform in
this place to-day,