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Is Health Worth Having

Hit s. protect It, lts jewel as easily lost as vir-
tue, and in some difficult to Nature,
in climate. and especially at this season. requires
to be occasionally reinforced But everything depends
upon the tonic used for thi. purpose The medicinal
tinotures all Qhich based common ALCOHOL are
dangerous Quinine. everybody finds out who takes
much ofit is slow poison. One safe protective from
oil unhealthy atmosphere Influences exists and one only
This powerful preventive is HoSTETTER's CRLE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BiTTERs, compound OF the
purest stimuant manufactured, with the most Of.
chve tonics alteratlves regulators and depurators
that chemistry has yet extracted from the botanical
kingdom Convalescents, languid and feeble from re.
cent sickness will and the Bitterg an incomp parable
Restorative not disagreeable to the taste and emf.
nenty inylgorating No other slmulant produceslthe
effect this Stomnohio. It does not excite or
iut,er the nerves, or occasion any undue arteriAl
action; but at soohes and strengthens the
systen and the animal spirits. July 20
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BEDFORD's POLAR BEER.

TNHE wRLLKNOwN PROPERTIES OF THIS PoPU-
i LAB and Refreshing Beverage, render comment
unnecessary. It is manufactured ENTIRELY FROM
ROOTS, AND ON THE PREMISES.
Since the introduction Of this Refreshing and Invigo
rating Beverage through the Polar Soda and Beer Foun
tain II has met with steady sale, and every who
partakes Of 1t pronoupces it really delicious
The need only to the patrons Of the
POLAR BEER that In order TO retain the reputation It
has obtained, he will continue to make ii from the
original recipe feeling confident that its continued
cess depends entirely upon the good quality Of its
manufacture
s GENTS PER GLASS. Is DENTS PER QUART. 80
GENTS PER GALLON. thBtu July -
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WE ARE under obligations to Captain REED and
Purser Wilson, OF the steamship Star of The South,
for Baltimore papers
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
rooms to lot in the Elliott Mansion. This place,
to our knowledge, is one OF the coolest in town.
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ACCIDENT TO TIE PHOENIX FIRE ENa1NE.-Ths
new steam Gre engine had her piston rod broken
yesterday afternoon, and in consequence OF this
untoward accident the trial parade Of the Comps-
ny will be postponed until Monday afternoon next.
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PUBLIC SALE. -,
THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOspTTAr ANN
GROUNDS, located in the City Of Charleston q. a.
viii be sold to the hieheat bidder. subeot to the ap
proyA OF the bid by the Secretary OF the Treaaurv
u NJ, JULY 10Th, 1883. on tho prenisea
Terms OF sale-$l000 cash. balance 10 ca un psymenta
Of thirty, sixty and ninety days Oertinoate of Raa
win be given at the time and the deeds 10 be executed
upon the payment Of the hs nsamont OF the purchaca
money. .... A. a. MAOKEY,
Junel9 Collector of Customs.
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Tho Young Mems Christian Association OF Obi
cago are 10 open boarding house FOR young girls
who have no homee OF their own in the city, and
have appealed to the Chicago lados for assistance
In furnlshing the establishment
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PRIVATE SALES.
Doughty Street.

Doughty Street.
bf w. Y. LEITCH,
At Private Sale-
That pleasant and convenient WOODEN REsIDENuE
oN DhtCh LIQUIDATION, situated in Doughty street
and known as as No. 4; The House contains square
rooms ana atcs' with gas throughout ON the preni
sos arc large and convenient Kitchen ptnn ri ,r
rnge house with cistcrn aud well OF good water LOT
measures 80 feet front by 100 feet deem ' i'o'
This property 10 we'll adapted for Kcutcol reaido,o
and contiguous to Rutcdge Avenue 'NA.o'
For further particulars. apply above, to
July IL thstuS No rs BROAD STREET
Pleasant and Desirable Residence in Me North
,cestern part Of The City.
By w. Y. LEIpCH,
At Private Sale
That commodous and very desirable RESIDENCE
situated In Warren, between Coming and Thomas sts
containing IL Iooms pantry, an Gas throughout.
On the Premises are Kitchen, Stable, Carriage House.
and lerEe Cistern
The Lot ia large, high, and dry
This property is quite desirable q residence being
IN very pleasant part OF the city within sh ,rt
distance Of the route OF the Omnibus line Tho es
denee can be inspected by applying upon tho Lot.
5aiy7 Btuth3 NO. 20 BROAD STREET
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Dry Goods. Clothing, dc.
KY NJ. DKA X h.
THIS MORNING. 10 o'clock, viii bo sold at my Storo,
corner OF King and Liberty streets,
Balance OF Invoice of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, &c to
close eoDsenments. snie positive.
Pieces Of Plain and Dotted SWISS Organdy and Fig.
ured LaTns and Jaconet, Bszarine, Grenadine Plaid
Leno Paul dc Ohenes Bobbinet Lace, Alpaca Popiin,
Long gioth, TowelinR Brown Homespun, Linen Drill.
Tweeds, Cassimeres, Jeans. Melton Cloth, &c.
DOZENS L. u Shirts, Ladies' White Tucked Skirts In
sets, Neck Ties Hair Nets suspenders white BIaof
and oolored Spool Cotton, Summer Pants Coats Vests
30. Jnlv 10
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CLARETs, WINES AND CORDIALs.

TVlHE UNDERSIGNED CALLS THE PARTICULAR
IL attention of the CONNOISSEURS OF SUMMER
DRINK that he has received direct from the Importing
voice of oHoIOE TABLE OLARRTs. WINES AND
C0RDIALS, which will be disposed Of at New York
prices.
These Wines warranted IMPORTED. and such
will suit the nest taste. They need only trial to
vince the consumer Of their superior qualities The fol-
lowing nst embraces portion Of the Stock on hand
Johnstons & Sons Medoo, lGodard's Gently
1881 St. Louis, 1857
Brandenburg Medoc Ohateau Margeau, 1851
Bennecke & 90. Bouillac Ohateau LATTE. 1854
Chateau Margeau, 1851 Chablis
Haut Sauterne Kirchenwnaser
Yarmouth Etc., etc.
z z. B. cordially extends to BtrangerB well as the
resident public invitation to inspect thin stock Of
WINES assuring them that call will incur not the
least obligation to purchase.
EVERT e. BEDFORD,
NO. 2os KING STREET. OPPOSITE HAsEL
July12 thstu
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national CoNvENTIoN.-The Carolina Times,
published at Charlotte, N. O., publishes an oc-
count Of public meeting held at the Court House
in that town on Thursday last for the purpose OF
appointing Delegates to 6 District Convention to
meet In Salisbury on the Gath inst, to select
delegates to represent that District in the Nation
al Convention. Twenty-Five Delegates were sp-
pointed at this preliminary meeting.
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HORSES +,
MULES, WAGONS, Ne.
Win be sold MONDAY July 10th, 1885, at 10 ocloo
AM, at South Commercial Wharf, Charleston, 8. o.
30 MULES-in good condition
40 HORSES-in good condition
I lot ARMY WAGONS
/ lot AMBULANORS.
Terms cash, in U. 3. Currency.
Properly to be removed within forty eight oura aft
salo stored at risk and expense OF the purchaser
BY order Of
Brevet Lieut.. Col. O. W. THoMAs Ohief O. M
JAMES B. GILMORE,
Breyet Lieut. Col. and AQM
July 2 Ia
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StocE Of Restaurant, Furniture =
MCKAY q CAM PBELL
VIII SELL OF the Saloon, No King street. g. nd door
aouth OF Market street. east side. THIS Jay, at
O'Clock 80
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF ABOVE ESTABLISH.
- MENT, VIZ:
SALOON TABLES, Bar Copntors, Chairs, Mirrors
Cast"rs Coffee Cups. Plates, Knives and Forks Table
olothH' Glassware. Decanters, fixtures, &c. &c.
ALSO,
AWNING, new; and Sign, with Post
ALSO,
BEDSTEADS, Mattresses, Chairs. washstands, Crock
cry, COCOA Mating. Extension Dining Table, &c. &c.
Conditions cash. All articles to be removed sam O
day. Jnlv 10
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

s rIE LIST OF LETTERS re-
,nniniou An the PostofHoe ut the end
OF ench week is publish ed officially
I'm I,IkH DAILY NEWS every Fri
d.,y morning.
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SALE OF SEcuRIr1Es.-J. =. RIaas Co. sold at
auction yesterday, the following securities at the
prices annexed:
$79so City Blk per Cent. stock-7o to 70Hc.
$500 City Six per Gent t-72Hc.
$1,000 State South Carolina Six per Cont. Bonds-G7c.
2S BALI Shares Spnth carolina Railroad-$27H.
Coupons State Of South Orrolipa-60c
COUPONS south Carolina Railroads.&c.
COUPONS GreenvIlre and Columbia Railroads.&c..
Coupons Charlotte aud South Carolina Railroads.&c..
Coupons Memphis and charleston Railroads.&c. &c.
Coupons City of saya annah-66c.
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The Johnaon Programme.

The Nee Era, q rebel paper Published ct
Atlanta, Ca, Is an earnest advocate Of Presl-
dent Johuson's reconstruction policy. Here
is the programme Il lays down for the admis-
sion Of the Southern Senators and RepreSsn-
latlyes TO Couerssrs We have heard some
thing Of this before but We assure both the
President and the Era that the fall elections
will interfere considerably with the carrying
out Of this scheme
ar is now evident that the radicals will
lose some eighteen members at the October
elections. THIS wonld 70 change the ttdius Of
Congress as thAtIthe Democrats conservative
members.elect from the Southern States that
Il would constitute the majority ofthe whole I;
the result would Be Two Congresses, each
claiming 10 be the Congress Of the United
States. The seventy or s~eventy-6Yo Demo-
cratic aud conservative members, whose title
70 seats will be u~ndisputsd, united with the
Rhy-eight excluded Southern members, could
elact a chairman Instead Of a clerk choose q
Speaker and then apply 70 the President for
recognition.
This recognition, n given, would lead TO
The neecesslsy Of dlspeFIlng the radical fac
Iiion elalning % BE- iAe Congress, aud this
- .|"H"." ". "
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Foreign News.

LONDON Aug. IA, P. M.-Advice
have been received from the continent
indicating the probable renewal Of
war between tho Prussians and the
BavarianS upon the territory of tho
latter power, and great fears arc enter
tame d Of such nj event.
Advices from Europe, by mail, state
that the cholera is on the increase in
London.
A telegram from Munich. of July
2s, says the Prussians bombarded
Wurz6urg yesterday, setting fire to
the root Of The arsenal. The Prussi-
ans were repulsed with the loss Of
sixteen cannon. But little danger
was suffered by the town.
A dispatch from Prague, of Jnly 20,
says to-day the brid &c GRO the
Elbe was blown up by some Austrians,
The sovereigns ofBaden, Darmstadt,
and SAKE Meinengen have followed
the example Of the King of Bavaria,
by addressing propositions for an ar.
nistico directly to tho King Of Prus-
sin.
Petitions from many of the small
states are being SEMI in for inoopo-
ration with tie Prussiaa territory.
Prince Frederick will be heir Appa-
rent Of Electoral Hesse. He has so
directed that protestation Of France
in order to secure his hereditary right
Of succession laloa3
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THE LOYAL SOUTHERN con-
VENTION
A Warm Greeting from the Union
State Central Committee Of Penn

State Central Committee OF Penn
sylvAnia.
PHILADEEPHIA, Thursday August ls, 1855.
The Union State Central Committee Of
Pennsylvania send greeting to their brave
Union brothers Of the South, and extend to
them a hearty welcome on the occasion Of
their meeting in this city on Monday, the
3rd day of September next. History furnishes
no parallel to the patriotism and fidelity Of
those men who, from the beginning of the
and kept the faith. The question to be de-
cided 10 whether loyalty Is to be prescribed
and punished in the persons Of patriots like
these, or treason rewarded and honored in
the persons Of the guilty authors and agents
Of the rebellion. Shall the loyal masses, or
the bafled and defeated traitors, govern the
cOuntry7 In these great issues all are Wit
ally concerned and our Southern compa-
triOts have instinctly turned toward the spot
whence the great character Of American
liberty was first proclaimed, and purpose
within tue sacred shadow Of Independence
Hall so renew their VOWS Of fidelity 10 the
principles Of that immortal creed, and TO
take counsel with their Union friends.
On behalf of the loyal men Of the Common.
wealth Of Pennsylvania this Committed here
by cheerfully extend q cordial welcome 10
these patriots and friends from the Southern
States. All who come will be received with
open arms and warm hearts. The Union
men of the entire Commonwealth are cordi-
ally and earnestly invited to come here and
honor the occasion with their presence and
TO enable all TO confer together upon the
present and future Of our imperiled country,
Il 10 also suggested and recommended that
our friends from other States send delega-
tons here on this important occasion, mott
cit in the Convention, but to cheer and CO.
operate with these tried champions Of liber-
ty from the South. By order of the Commit
tee, .ElW FR. JoRDAN, Chairman.
The National Hall has been secured for
the sitting Of the Convention Of Southern
Unionists, to assemble in this city. The
National Union Club invite delegates, as they
arrive, to call at their rooms at Ne. ,lO6
street, and register their names
The Club place their rooms at the use Of the
Convention as headquarters. Governor A.
J.. Hamilton, of Texas, and Thomas J. Du-
rant, of New Orleans, have already registered
their ft
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From Mexico.

NATAMoRAs, August 1.-THE
French evacuated Monterey on the
38th, spiking their, cannon and des-
troying their ammunition.
The Liberals occupied Tampico on
the first.
The French arc reduced to the last
extremity. There 10 no hope of rein.
fOrcements.
New ORLEANS. August l4-The
Matamoras correspondent Of the
Times says a brigade of Escobedo
troops are in occupation Of Monterey.
The Imperial garrison at Saltillo
spiked their guns destroyed their am
munition and went to relieve Mon
terey, but retreated TO San Luis Po-
tosi, and all Northern Mexico is now
abandond by Imperialists.
San Luis Potosi is invested by the
the Republican Governor ofthat State.
The French garrison Of Tampieo is
driven 10 the citadel, ana the whole
place will be captured.
A French iron steamer was sunk by
the Republicans in the channel below
the city.
General Lew Wallace had arrived
at Matamoras with arms and ammu-
milton for Governor Canales Of Tam
nlipaa. fHgl7 rI a,
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TAMEs r. D. sHERFEY vs. NATHAN @.
81 Cox, Mechanics lien by attachment.
The plaintiff having sled his petition vari-
fed by oath, charging that the defendant N.
G. Cox, has %AbSconded and 10 c%onceals him
self that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served and that the defendant owes him
for work and labor done on q certain
Sawmill situated In civil Dist. No. "a, Of
said county, described and located In said
petition, upon, which petition the plain
til having obtained an attachment and the
same having been returned before me levied
IL is therefore considered by me that further
proceedings be stayed until the 20, day Of
February 1857, and that order Of publication
be made In The Union Flag, Of Jonesboro no.
tifying defendant N. @. Cox, 10 appear at my
Office in JonesbOro' on the 23d, day Of Feb
ruAry 1857, aud defend said suit or the same
will be heard sI.parte. this the 18th, day
Apgsls66. A. q. COLLINS, j.. p.
aug25w4pfS5
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JOuN.On's DIrOr, =. TsSrs..Hn.

80
n| August ed, 1850.
os. =. Gri,ham---Dsar 81 ;--.soms Of Us did
~ s.| sut to hear Mr.. Fletcher speak, neither at
fN, 1raugh nor EllEAbethton. We were 80 eircum-
ias. bat We could not come but some Of Is have
feIIr ~ thlpg over, and our conclusion IL that neil
Watcher nor any one else could make Us more
F'|.I ban We are now. Some time since We came to
az nilon, that the only choice before % was :
1854 p Rebel. Most gladly We have chosen the
Some Of the Copperheads seem TO b In no
t4 Amsd Of their a~hilIatlon with Rebels, GuSrril-
81 ID that kits and kin. Our minds are fully
mad. We really think the late Philadelphia Cop.
pu Hsbel-wigWam oonYentIon has resulted In an
ie. 'haEls.' o, my eoun.rymen. what a con-
nassot intrigue and corruption vas there I
W Nl SEX The English language through and We
~ fpi W better AppeIlAtIOn than this; Arnold. Ar
npId ~, Arnold 10 lie nams, and Arnold Il should
b. e41l4 NJ ftj jlHILLA
~ rpe spirit Of bllndnsss has come over u, minds
cspberheads and soma rsbsis that led ths rebels
aIis.I - lScO-6i. The more sensible and prudent Of
1'1.a IN hAVu no amllatIoa with The COppsrhsads
~ i'fif iOadies, The mere sensible Of rebels have
NIr4 from past sIpsrisnee, that the Copperhs ads
~ Nliod Conservative viii not do 10 be trusted.
a. cpppefhsadS DO finely 70 ais end get up a rebel
na ", then they Qiks IN Is6l.e2 8. o. viii skulk TO
and talk UnIOn, UnlOa. loudly. and lohg. but
ID leave their poor dupss, 70 have their threats
~ 81 |hsy care not what. We AlE ron CoHoREss.
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-ETnM n. n. nUTLER.

apsecb Of this distinguished juris' de-
Klyered AZ E~li1AbethtOA, on the 18Th inst,
waanh aoabtedly tho most able ana pointed
saho,lsi6a Ofthe political crisis Of the eoun'
Il We have bad the pleasure Of hearing
rnAa utIer is a selEmade man, aud has
1an tstsem aud confidence of the loyal
East Tennessee ass father wins the
NJ children. He Is one Of East Ten.
true and devoted enthusiastically
Ill qualified for any position within
fs Z Vol The people Of this great nation,
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chnnna.. nnn.A a Innn.hornnnh a, n

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
I'D CbanceFy Court At Jonesborough a. May
Term, 1866, 10 the case Of VIM. n. Maxwell
vs. Charles Greene, Talbot Greene, EyslinA
Greene and Mary Davis, I will offer for sale
on Saturday the 9oth day Of September, 1896
at the Court House In Jonesborough, 0ne
Acr6Of land, lying near the Min Spring in
Said town Of Jonesborough, lnelpding the
old Saw and Grist Mills formerly the proper
~ OF John Greene, deceased, allotted by de-
cree OF said eouf. 10 Charles Greene, which
decree fora more particular description 10
heseby refersed To-. ALSO; all that part Of a
lot o. land allotted TO Talbot Greene, out Of
the Mitchell farm lying 10 District No. l6, In
Washington County, adjoining the lands OF
Peter Miller, John II Crawford, and others,
and for a more particular description there
Of as 10 quantity, &c said decree is hereby
referred TO. ALSO the undivided interest Of
Char.esGre Talbot Greene, Evellna Greene
and Mary Davis, In the said Mitchell farm
ALSO q tract Of land In civil District No. Is,
adjoining the lands Of A. Y. Jackson, and
widow Ryland, known as the late residence
Of John Greene deceased, including saW.mill
seat, supposed to contain 20 acres. ALSO,
10 a house and lot Ia said town Of Jonesboro,
adjoining the lots of. N. HoSs, widow Babb
and others, lying on Main street Ia said town
and formerly occupied BY the Whitehorn
family. Tsrms-slK months credit and sold
without the right Of redemption.
augiSPrf Slol HENRY HOss, CAN.
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every Delegate who has been ap-
20 the Radical Union Convention
6eid in Philadelphia on the ord Of
sber, make his arrangements to CO.
sa represent the Union masses at the
Il their true and proper light. Co.
aaim protection from the great loyal
stp1 Of tho North, who are ready and
auN to stand BY US though traitors
4 ss numerous as the sands Of the sea.
y fail aoti"
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n Relations with Mexico.
g.sl, August 1.-THE following has bssn issu.
y President q the Uniisd States

a ~ President Of the United States
30 "A PROCLAMATION, 1ETMTU
~ a var Il existing In thu Republic OF Msrl.
.Iated By f0rslyn military Intervention aud
Ne Onitcd state, IN aoaordance with their
~ 40 Raley. as nsntrsl power ~ 70.
= has beeons known that one Of the belils.
49, segi namely The Prince MACMILLAN,
sInssltto - emperor o. Me1leo, has Il.
~ IN IseAfd 70 he port o. hAiamorns and
Yoay Nnich are IN The occupation and
~ .N'Nd MsHieo, ~hich &ssss n M ~ sJi ~.
~ oI ast,uorAs, and al thoso Of the north.
20 N'niier which have vllhdnvn ~. ~, n ~
Y Ine Voyernmeui, are closed 20 for~lrn M co.st.
~ esdns ,ae1 = ths snpirs Of ths law
"tIiels2 Merchandise pntssdlnr h,on ,.n ,,,,,
14 lfIIfinga a. any othsf where ne srei,s of ~. spols.'
. t+.Hiiadt ahall PAY ne duilas % lmpoftsiia. iI,so.
I0t|'Nl and consumption, tnf on .fis,ee.N ~
~ f. gentiou Shall b irFemlaslbly cdnes.SiL P'N'' "
W Minister Of The Trasuv 1 eharr-d In An.
iuAl e~xecati0n of this deefss.
1pn At MeHlco thls oth az ~ Juiy, Isss.r
'ssut The dscrss thas rscltsd W dsei.dnr . h.t.
"ht bbckads unsupported b. o5mpatsst num-,
~ force lain violation Of The nsuifai nEhts u
Nnlted States udghned b. Ne Nv q naflrns, ~
- Of the TRAILS e1isiing bslaesb tbe nrlf.i
Of America and he United States " Msni.o-
- t~heFoloIs, IAndrsu johnson, President a A.
~ stats1. dohersby proclaim and declare nat ~
~ da.ss = h.i3 snt vi b hid b. NE United
tht andeiii1ens Of TIE Unllei hlalaa
anJ etiempt Whiah shal b ns1s q enfbfcs ne
sns 1s s1ss.sn'aie p 'lA''n, q ~ F'i''d
,itpfy yhsrsof J hsss igsuaioDs ., ~ bed ~
"s sIa.. .I..I."| MN 40
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Our thanks are due Hon J.S. Fow-
iss. Hou. Mr.. Boutwell,, Hon W. B. St OkeS,
Cans I'm. Rucksr, (bere'S our BES- Captain,
XtnYi Radically UniOni) Hon. John Minor
n4itkN A. Miller, Esqr, of Washington city,
VII. Hale, John s.. MatheS, Esqr, Rev.
~. Drake, DR.. R. W. Bowling of Nash
Rev. ThOS. HumeH, and others for late
y .t,sssa and other favors.
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.As1RyrAo RAvAGEs OF THE Hoo CaOLERA.-
ne hid hoped that the alarming accounts
X lha fAysges of the hog cholera In this and
adjoining counties would not turn out to be
aqbs formerly reported, butin this we have
been dlaaRpOinled. Several Of our farmers
have iopt every hog they ha d, while others
ara ALMOST equally unfortunate. The disease
y aoi confined to particular districts, as us
BID extends throughout the country
did e complaints are alarming. II this
of affairs continues long We will not
enough left for, home suPply-and
much suffering must be the result among
thS poorer classes of the people during the
coming winter.
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NOTICE.

IL Persons entitled to the Elective Fran.
IN ehise, under the act Of the General As
Sembly Of this State regulating the Elective
Franchise, win come forward and procure
certificates for purpose Of enabling them to
vote In any future election, before the 18th,
day Of Sept. nezt, as ! shall close books for
the present on tina. day. 5. r. GRIFFITH.
CommiIsionsr Of Repatriation for Warrington Co.
August. %, 1861 aug24tf
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caua.d the great seal Of the United States TO bo afixed
Done 4 che city Of Washington, the ITsh day " Au-
past. in tho year Of our Lord 1866, aud Of the Inde-
sendenes o. tho Unitsd States 81 America sbs ninety
hrsi, . n.NNIL WIN
fslgDodA tAHM tfllA AHDRHW JpnEeoN.
VIZ. b. sSVAnD, Secretary Of State.