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A CAR ID
t. tx Irs:es H.a q F,at-.

ihave been for some time past encouraged
~ citrszs Of the County 10 5e candidats
for Representative. ! announce myself :
candidate for that ofice. l hear Of caR IL
dates for other odicea, withou: opposition,
fer the reason that they have been IN the
Army for the Union. too have besa in the
Cuion Aruy-ssrvsi faithfully il The diiehss
and swamps Of South Carolina until bouora-
blv discharged by General Burnside, NJ Tea-
SOC Of disability received II ;1e service. and
IN toe line OF dctv- Ny sen fought il the
ssnns Regiment i4sth P. W until rs was
killed bY Rebel bullets. Sill ! an opposed
ev gentlemen who were never N the service
-csa,smsn. who if nominated, Will receive
nv cordial support If sny oce 6oGhts ny
honorable reccri while n tee Army, ! refer
hin 20 every oSce- s2G nan belonging - t1s
4S.a P y wes1 lstI i.
Usrr ether Soldier who has been hococz-
hlv discharged. desires the ronin..ioa to-
this cScs a-3 inserts RS name, Will with
6raw t1:s Cart s1G support him
mo II. ELLSoCRS.
Pike M;lls, TclE s, lSeS.
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DIR. TOBIAS
TENITIAN HORSE LINTMENl

IN PINT BOTTLES At ONE DOLLAR.
IL cG-=s IaGszesz- c1-sr gals, collie, &c
Re4i the following
BozT1y. July III. 1853
7z TczrAs: We have 1se1 fo- the pss.
vez- vcc- Eorsa Lia5-ezt fc- laue-sss- kicks,
bruises. c0I5c s1d TITS. ard II evs-. i-s-a-ce
foucd il the bsSs article svzr trIed II iAls
circzz company. Please sszd SIX tdze-s -
:; i the o1IT lic:Eszt -e usezo-- We hare
Us horses Soes very vzl1zole- sd % To-
-s-- g leave .cEu r-tzoul l.
HYATT FROST.
Manager Var A-6-rg & Cas- G=Esss-is-
Scl5 ~ siL 1rCEE IS
C=rs s. Cc-tfzz5s s.. E== T7-k-
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Eccl the table zbo7a il vii ta sesu
i11t, though 6T tie census q 1900 Ken
.GcsE had grsai=I poPalz:i3a sbza Ohio
oy 1890, V: II 1910, whila ibs fo-.
UeE lad Increased il tie ratio of s. Per
c51:-, tez .z;c=r lad h3za5s3 f1.za-i bT
tie snor-cus Increase rata of as 81 Per
cert a13 II ;Esa:! y=zrz she iiz;z1csi
her elder riT.l, kzr asczaoizI ;ocrsase
oeiEesa 1910 sei 1920 tsi1g 15l q
Per eeos-i zhIlz hs7sucky had fsIis1 q
Sors- Per rzots ~eIea d1sproPortIca coz
sl7Ee'3 Ga;il 1857, VIXEN O5i9 Eo-s Ebaa
c9zb.si 6=ocucET.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

HERMAN CAMP, J No. - Dec Tern
IS. .Is54. in the Common
ROXASNA CAMP J Pleas ofPottsr Couatg.
Libel II Divorce To RozaCaa Camp. Res
pendent above namei- Please take notice
that subpGna and alias subpoena having
been issued and returned uiail you ere here
6y required to appear on the drsi day Of next
Court, the Is,h day Of September next, 70
scswer TO The complaint made IN this case.
D. c. LARRABEE, Sheriff.
Couderspcrt- JulT IS. 1865.
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Tie Democracy, 10 their eFort so.cou-
solidats ~ organization, illustrate the
contradictions 70 which nea resort when
shey defend an Inconsistency TO carry
;hen successfully through evil TIE
State Convention Of Maine. controlled b7
coPperhesi auspicaz, Is 81 eTiieacs Of
shis truth TIA: ConTe1tion declared
shs franchise tis riga: of az Americas
citizens Negroes sra citizens. aod thus
the Maine Democracy Pro1ouoce in favor
ot uesro suE,zge; and g. the sane De-
nocracF are opposed to the eleTssio1 ot
shs black rzcs.
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4 significant Census.

The Cincinnati TF-acs, ~ith pzrdou-
able el2.i0n. contrasts the progress made
by The States ot O.'io ard hea.uckv-
The cas:s Of the difference need Let b=
stated. Ohio vas sealed io ITS8 Ken
Eucky II l175; aa3 tie foruer does q:
appear 81 =! II the census Of 1870. when
Kentucky hsi population OF 1907.
Now Z: Is ;rae= the figures Of each sue
essilEg caes1.:
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ENr SllPTiH.

PIKE MUS, Pa, July IS, 1855.
pEAR Sia Please announce the name o.
A. 3. HORTON. late Capt, Co. q. l4sth P.N.
for SHERIFF, sgbject TO the decision Of tas
EAn CopYsution. y,
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rssFo1dsat proposes G=s vay 70 kiE,
rza His o#a so1ss hang oT=rzo =isL
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sh= sE.ess q --0.3 BezEtoc T5;zkszr
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c-o=3, a73 So; TIE Dish II TIE czsi.r. !
fs= hears zfssr, zLs we-s 6o=1. sc5 te7e5
ssTe-1I rsss gls-i21sly '-Ea3ils5, ezzzgei
= sh-o=Iss Poia.o PGrIozs aod kasE1s
ocz aac:Asr . - drink Tkose we're
e9zilY disposed 4; acd ;kosz csf killed
l5fi s2s premises iz7e1ia.sly, zaEz.lzs
.rc- . ssTs-e bsaiactz.
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CoUDERsPoRT ACADEMY
j. w. ALLEN. PRISclFAL, assisted by

competent Teachers
THE FALL TERM
will commence on MONDAY, Aug. e, 1865.
and continue Twelve weeks.
Tuition to he paid az the middle Of The
Term. from $500 10 500. Contingencies,
IS cents.
: Teachers Glass viii be instructed Free
Of charge.
Rooms suitable for students desiring 20
board themselves can be obtained reasonabl!
IN and near Town.
Fer further particulars, address Tie Prin-
cipal 81 CoudeFspOrt, Pa.
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Commissioners,

We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL
MONROE, Of Bingham, SIS : Candidate for
County Commissioner, subject 70 the d=cis-
ion of the Union County Convention.
Please announce the nau1e Of CHANCEY
P. KILBoCPS, Of Hector, one Of cur present
honest and Efficient Commissioners, IS can
6idate for reelection, subject 10 the decision
Of tas Union County Conre1don.
ECrArrA
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CHARLEsToS.-The Charleston Cou-
r;er gives the following sccolni of the
r-cE-cSs Of one kind Of rec1nstruction in
that ci,y,-thas Of baildiugs,-sni usa.
,ious one Of ths wants il tbs 1zzke:
there 10 day -
"Oa, city Is ,2iiss with eoaienp plated
.ad eonne1cei Improvements. The ring
of the trossl ari hammer echoes ths
harm;ri3us cTer;grs % better TINES
There esano, Be purchased in the whole
ranEs of the city ten thousand fss; .:
faish:uS iumtsr. Nor Is this the o1ly
item vs rressiCEly uesd. Sls.ss soi
Stating tools. carpenters tcolss wheel.
lsgrows sad zll tie rsrzphsru2lis az
cz-0eOters ard uzsons wcGli f7d :
market IN Ch2rls<toc. AL c: these
materials sFe manufactured 70 hxui 5. The
Norsh, sad j: needs ealy capital sud
enterprise 70 tring ;bsa here zai supply
& pressing Es1; a Cur community We
oEcr this Suggestion IN belief that the
rso of means Eho srs ns&;1s sbei-
shipments 70 Soaihsra markets have
overlooked .hs peculiar necessities oft-zis
IL this cs'y, o. are, perhaps Gn6e- the
erroasoGs pEssssaa TIA: ss are too 1geb
6sGcralizsi by ogr losses to think of
eojos earss<sly - E1rk il .he etort 10
Tscav&se 2ad rsbaild oar god % ely ="
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OPPOSED TO OATEs,-A correspondent.
writing from R;chnood, relates an incl
dent IS follows: i modest youug country
girl, on applying for raiions to one cur
relief agents few days ago, was asked if
she had ever taken the oath. mo, In.
deed sir, vas her terrified reply, ~ new
er sEors in aIl my life" Bu. you must
take the oath, NJ good girl" said the
agent, or | canno: give you the ratio0s" +"
No, iDdsed,I can't, sir, mother al=sys
taught NE never to swear" The agent
mildly persisted, s0d the maiden IS per.
sinsciously refused al attempts at pursua-
siOa, until overcome :. lgs. by The dread
fcl eo06Lct between necessity and her
high sease Of moral duty, she s:auuersd
cot Sith dowoczss lids, We'll, sir,if yoa
Kill make ne DO such 3 hcrrid wicked
shing. d-E lie TuuEets.'" ?"
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Three ckiliIe7 oi JsE. Dzviz zrrirs;
si A.b21y We3as<isg Eoroirg q iks
Ss-s}1Sa, stepped :, sha Delaraa hczse
- few hears. ae6 EFF q he Rses<z
l2er sc3 S2rasesa Railroad fcr Nc-;rs1l.
IasEe EeEe Two sos ssi : t8EZbss-
yozcss:- The Names C ;hs SOS were
Js1srsca aoi WIllis1. They wsrs Sc
>oz7acisd CT The 1osksr a Mrs Davis. :
white $srT41s sirt. s73 E4z ssrT.ca
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PENNSYLVANIA aezEeTIT-zAL s5cETY

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L = or task 70 show the us.io-z :!
ChEis;sodo1 thai tie safss;.ebssPest 81 ]
nos. bssseesct govsr1utEi i sdss a.
The people; that The avs are nsTer -
readily obesed s. Ehea .hey hsar so12llv
apc0 al j; thsi happiness al urosCeri,T
fo.lo= l;b<rsE ,ad iU:s.ligsace; Tia. vice
and crime Ey bs.ors P7Pa.zr eiuca,:o7.
soi 'ha: 70 usiloa Is 50 ssroog as iba:
u ~hich zlI are freeaso, 21i al srs
s9u2lly prosse:si sad heasfi;esi.
Lieut. General Grant i - presses -.
ieurziaE 81 Galeca- bis cd boza i Ii
aois b. the say, shat Is 70 bScCue 0:
the Generals hon. il PEil2islphiz-zs e
hzx decided 1os 20 nsks that c5iy bis pI.-s
Il rszi3eaee' T1ces Eh3 presented hin
Ei,h boGss, Gess esrsaiaiy feel -ez;"
Tie crogs in tie So-th#e.. ars rspre-
seated - D = the z3zs s,zrisiiag coz
ijti2a. the psorla II goo3 h11oraai s1=
61zacszl raoics q .hs East ga.iksiy &C
aEsc; zrybeiF.
Tie Hszlsk ot Js= Dzri. Is rsre-te;
80 bs good. Siagular, ant il. tor z.o
zish 50 11ca q oihsr PecPl='s klsoi
charged 70 as goilsy seal
II Paris TIE Co--i:ss g Prisocs hss
declared itself opposed 70 ih= .yssea C
class ecos1szs1: i esIs
Gse. Geo B. N'CE=ss.- Is said = ts
: caasi1asa fsr ses P'ziiic- e sezisssr C
Heztssa FailEoai, Eiia aaAry c: tee
ths1nz3 yga-.
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TAE GIRARp EsTATE-The income of
the Giratd estate, in PhiIadelphia,is now
about two hundred thousand dollars q
yesr, and still Increasing Ga the 1ss of
January, 1864 there we're four hundred
and forty 6Ee pupils in the institution,
aud FIVE hundred and sixty three On the
lsi of Janusry, 1866, when thirty seven
vacsnoiss existed. DuriBg 1864 twenty
we're bound by indensure of apprentice.
ship; ssven on trial, waiting agreement
between the employer and pupils to be
come their apprentices nine died three
had their indentures csncelled,a aud thirty
Etra expelled. In February las. there
were oue hundred and forty tao appli-
cants for the benefits of the institution,
although twice during the past four years
every applicant was admitted to the col-
lega.
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Coal has been discovered in Perry COUP
ty, on farm of Job Harker, in Horse
Valley. Toboyne township. /: is said to
be rein OF about three feet in thickness
Of hard bituminous coal. He says it Is
a regular formation vein-tbss be he's ex-
plored it on the crop,and is about to sink
a drift below in the bill to tes, it further
Horse Valley is very narrow valley
lying between the CoDnocoeheague and
Tuscarora mountains, and the coal is found
on the north side of the Connoeocheague,
several hundred feet higher than the
ShermaDs's Valley, lying south of said
mountain. The coal found is about four
mi,es By the road over the mountain from
New Germantown, aud about the same
distance from Waterford in Juniata couu-
,y. Mr.. Davis says The coal burns very
veil, and understands that specimens Of
it have been taken to PhiIadelphia, where
practical meu have pronounced il to be of
good q1ality. Further explorations are
baiEg made to test tie matter fully and
fairly.-RarTiS5urg Telegraph.
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TIE IL fFiSzts Coessiszsio1 : ecw
lying ~ ;ke Stval AezisaT =; Aazap2,i..
Sc q sss sAis.i vRr Fessel assas.
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Morton McM,chael is spoken of by

Morton McMIchael is spoken OF by
the Union men of Philadelphia rs the
most Efficient nan to succeed DIR. Henry
is the ATayoralty Of that city. We agree
to all this, fully. No man at present a
citizen of Philadelphia, is more identified
with its growth in geographical extent its
increase of business,its usefulness of pop
ulaiion, and its credit commercially and
financially, than Morton MeMiehael. For
years, through the columns of the North
american, (while he did not forget what
was due to the State aud the Union,) he
has successfully guarded aud advocated
the interests of the great metropolis and
it would be but slight acknowledgment
Of these services BY the people of Phila.
delpbia to make Morton McMichael the
successor of Mayor Henry. 1t would be
a compliment understood aud applauded
By the people of the entire State, among
whom Morton McMichael is perhaps
better known than anv man a citizen o.
Philadelphia Harrisburg Telegraph.
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Tie Harrisbarg C9sio2 Nils =s-s 81;
rscs7siy f2E slQo, 600.
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Having sold my interest in the Mercantile
business to CHAPEL Brothers, (who are
soon to FIJI up with Goods, here and q.
Ulysses am prepared TO give my attention
more exclusively to
SURVEYING,
Writing Deeds, Contracts and other Real
Estate business for Residents or Non Resi-
dents.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A STEB
BINS E CO.. Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
onnosite D. +. GIassmire's Hotel,
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Prssiieot Jehrsoa seat dispatch .
Tee Mississippi State Ccavensicn rhis.
il session. co1Erztolsticz i q the pro
S-ses made toward rseooSsruc;jo2. zc6
promising o rss;c-s The vsjt q &1Se.1i
c>-r@s 2r6 20 rsDoSs ;be troo2. Eks2
.hs State k2< ez'iTssy rs:cr1si - ke-
slsss2.cs % The Ccic--
The Ohio Ds1os-stie Stats CoaTec-
tioo Irssc-2rY azzea bed Al Co.au6as q
THURSDAY aui rou;1a;si Gen q ",
Morzsa f,r Gcvsrcor II Lzas toe Lisa
,.oae, Gozsruor ; G>a- Srs2esr tos Ssa:s
Treasurer, 22i \. " WIlsca foE A;s2r-
nsy 6ecsr2l TIE resolutions, a1ooZ
oshsr thiogs,jc5e-xei ths f2Gc1s -Ps&cs
rsSesi2is21z & Gsa- SesrGza.
Liszs. Gi33i2zs, Prcvcss- Marshal Gs-.
s-ai fcz the Safe - WIS.czSi1. h&s rs-
esivsl orders fFo1 he Var Department.
GifseiinS him - lasc-2 rs ProEcst-
Nsrshals 10 Discharge s. tksir tec1siss
and srseial zgS1Ez. ~ hsess15eze dis
CHARGED. sn3 a. tks-s e.szzs n TIE sz5
CT tSs rS%ss,; z22ii.
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A Most important Discover.

A Most important Discover.
INTERESTING 70 AGENTS. FARYER5
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zsPt = -oza--T ito-. O. hzzd ". ira:!
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

rREaiRAIBRR THE PLACE, -
Corner Of c and Taylor streets, next door
to the Bank Of California. lea MP
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

DISTRICT CoURr, vIReINIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted this morn
ing before Judge Rising: Land ct al. vs..
voight ct al.-The injunction asked for by
plaintiff was granted, with privilege to
defendant to repair premises; defendant
excepted. Plunket vs.. Corson ct al
Case dismissed as to some Of the defend
ants, Messic W. Uncle Sam-Case re-
sumed; evidence all in and the counsel
are engaged in arguing the case to the
jury. s.. !,
w. Lynch-Indicted on q charge OF grand
larceny, is on trial before jury to-day:
John Kahelor, the recent adversary OF
Foy in the P. R.. was arraigned and plead
not guilty to q charge Of miSdemeanor.
Before Judge Mess;c: Fox VI. Franz
Case reinstated. Holtz ". Dyne-Motion
to reinstate denied. Evans vs.. Savage
Company-Case dismissed for lack OF
prosecution. Paxton & Thornburg vs.
Bacon Mill and Mining Company-Cass
continued by consent. Whiting rs. Mem
isee-Case dismissed for want Of prosecu-
tion. Smith vs.. Atchinson-Case con-
tinued BY consent. Leon Co. VS.. Belcher
Co.-Case dismissed on motion Of plain
tiff. Chandler VS.. Bullion Co.-Jury
waived and case being tried by the Court.
RIcoaDERs CouRr, vIRorNIA.-Re-
eorder Murray this morning transacted
the following business John Doe, ar.
re.ted bv officer Lackey on charge OF
,sssult and battery, viii be tried this af-
ternoon. James Smith. arrested by officer
Wsrnock, for fighting. fined $l6-com-
mitted in default Of payment. John Skill
man. arrested BY officer Warnoek, for
aghtins, upon hearing vas discharged.
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIvALs.-By Overland Stage-Johr
King, John Spencer, G. Thompson, 6
Dinsmore, a. Goger, A. L. Page, W. n
Hawthorne, DR.. Costa.
DRPARTuREs.-By Overland Stage
Mrs. Coenheim. Il. C. Longworth, Mrs
B. Bonhuer, Miss Julia Bonhuer, P. W
Murray. Judge Jones, J. NJ. Bellride, E
S. CORDOBA, Daniel Guiou.
DEPARrrREs.-By PJneer-G. Hum
phries, W. L. White, ]. c. Whitaker
Anna Lasher, n. S. Hurd. R. n. How
land. Ernest Israel, Mr.. Jewett Mis-
Coppieus, James Kelly, P. c. Hyman. n
Meyer, Il. Greyor, A. Hildenhimer, L
SodhunteT, A. GeiSer, P. Dinsmore, g
Lance, D. Youngblood, John Chinaman
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

A THrIY AND RoSBIR.-Jef Davis,
head Of the rebellion, whose secesh adj
mirer, mot long ago delighted to honor
him with ! placs along side of the greatest
and purest men Of history. ha: turned out
haaly. HIS last act in the drama u to
steal and run away with some millions Of
specie taken from ths banks Of Virginia.
4 th,sf oua . sotAH-nothinE morn. 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

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