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"Artemas Ward"

The following appears in the Boston Jouraat:
ALLOW me to say that the late Charles F.
Browne was for number of years local editor
OF the Cleveland Pid,ndeGler, and that it was in
that paper that the first article of his, signed
a Ward appeared Mr. Browne informed me
that one night he found an empty space III Cne
local column, and nothing at hand to dll it, He
wrote sufficient matter for that space concern
ing an itinerant Snowman, and (witGout sug.
gestion of any one) at hap-hazard he dashed
down the signature A. Ward F."
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MORE MAsToDoN BoNEs.-ln digging away
The debris from around the western end of the
new Harmony mills, at Cohoes, the workmen
on Thursday afternoon found another portion
of the homes of the mastodon, consisting of
the radius, or lower part of one Of the fore
legs, and four bones of foot, Professor Hall
went went up on Friday, and brought the new dis
coveries with him on his return to Albany;
The Professors theory is that the animal 1 had
fallen into the stream above and gradually
foated down, decaying and decomposing' irag,
ments detaching, and lodging or Locating, unti lI
what remained deposited themselves IN the
hole where the bulk of the skeleton was ols
covered. The remains still undiscovered ar'
probably in the rock still further vest
Albany Argus.
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DRY GOODS,

900 FARES & WARNER, 900
NO. aaS NORTH NINTH STREET,
Above Race.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins 1910. mn
Best makes Musllns, lowest market prices.
Best Pillow-case Muslin, % cents.
One case fast-color Calicoes I2l6 cents
New Spring Calicoes, l2lS, Is, is and 90 cents.
Pink, Blue and Buff French Peroales.
Figured Percales, English MOURNING rIbintzes.
etc.
Spring Delaines, Poil-de- Chevres. % cents.
Table Linens, from so cents IN.
Towels. Bird-eye Linen: Nursery Diaper. Etc
Best makes OF fShirting Linens.
one bale good Russia Crash. l2l& cents.
lOOdozen Boys bordered Linen HandTerchie6s.
l21k cents.
Best black Alpacas, 40, 45 So SO. 69lk. GO c. etc.
All-wool Flannels, 81. 35 371S, 40 cents. etc.
Domet Flannels, 25, 30, 81, 81 cents, etc.
White Goods from Auction.
One lot very fine Brilliants. so cents. worth
IS cents.
Plaid Nainsooks, 25, 81, to 62l5 cents.
Flne striped NainsOOlSs, so cts. Jaconets DC
hamburg Edgings very low, etc. elc.
FAIRIES Il WARNER,
No. a20 North NINTH Street.
Linen Shirt Fronts, made of Richardson's and
DunOars Linens, expressly for our sales, 37l6 45,
90 50, 6215, B5, and rs cents. ~ ~
Three-pIy Linen Cuffs, l3 cents. 093
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SAMUEL c. FORD q SONS, AUCTIONEERs
- No. ~ S. FOURTH Street.

Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Loans etc., at Phila-
delphia Exchange every Friday at y o'clock. noon.
Our sales are advertised in all the daily and several
OF the weekly newspapers, by separate handbils of
each property, ana by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will be issued on wednesday pre-
ceding each sale
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REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS MARCH o.
az Il o'clock M, at Philadelphia Exchange,
STOCKS, LOANS, ETC
s25,OoO Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s Bonds due 1871,
Interest payable January and July. free from
Government or State taxes. convertible at any
time before maturity into Consolidated Mort
gage Bonds OF the Company
10000 Reading and Columbia Railroad per cent. 1st
mortgage bonds.
$4,000 Balo Eagle Valley Railroad per cent. coupon
bonds
5000 susQuehanna Canal Preferred Interest per
cent. coupon registered bonds
$1,000 susquehanna Canal per cent. coupon bonds.
5000 Wyoming Valley Canal Company per cent,
coupon bonds.
$4,000 7per cent Schuy Navigation Company Boat
Loan, accrued interest from Nov. l. 1866
$1,000 Union Canal Company per coupon bonds.
Sl0,JC0 Junction Railroad per cent. lst mortgage
coupon bonds, principal and interest guar
anteed.
$4,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad per cent
coupon bonds, lst mortgage. Guaranteed by
Pennsylvania Railroad.
$4,000 City OfTrenton per cent, coupon bonds.
s0CO per cent Compromise Bonds City OF Pittsburg.
SWO 5per cent Certificates OF Indebtedness City Of
PiLtSburg.
$50 shares North Pennsylvania Railroad stock
leo Camden and Atlantic railroad Preferred
stock,
100 " Allentown Rolling Mil.
14l " Allentown Iron Company.
1856 " Lehigh Crane Iron Company
III d" Lehigh Zinc Company.
2H " Little Schuylkill Railroad Company.
2S East Mahanoy Railroad Company
100 Pennsylvania salt Manufacturing Co.
IS " Locust Mouniain Coal and Iron Company.
100 " Susquehanna Canal Company.
2OCO " SchuylRill and Oil Creek Oil Company.
so North American Oil COmpaDy.
500 Mammoth Oil Company
200 4" HorSeneck and Burning Spring OIL Co,
200 " Flenniken Oil Company.
$500 " Spring Dale Oil Company.
100 - sumner Oil Company.
5000 Florence Oil Company,
$50 Fulton Coal Company.
100 Philadelphia and California Petroleum
Company. L3 II 9t
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TO RENT.

GOAL YARDS AT RIC CHMOND
~ FOR RENT
Six Coal Yards, belonging TO the Readlng railroad
Company AT the corner Of RICHMOND ana CUM
BERLAND Streets, lettered A, B, G. d. -, F VIII be
separately rented 10 he highest and best bidder Tor
one year each. The rent will be payable monthiy IN
advance. and the security VIII be teQulreu ior
rent and tolls as Is given by other retailers, =, -
FOR further information apply 70 CHARLES
WESTON, Agent at Richmond. ,,r,,, :, -. -
BIDS Will be addressed, in writing, until SAIUItDAh
next, at z, NJ to -
3l25t No. 2if s. FOURTH Street.
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Hard on Senator salisbury.

The Memphis Appeal says:-"I would be a
gain to the country to substitute decent negroes
for some drunken Senators and debauched
Representatives in Congress-
Mr.. Salisbury will not relish this being nit in
the house of his friends.
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Dan Bryant is having a splendid success
in Chicago.
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ODD ACoIDENT-The North British Mail ex-
plains delay in its publication by the oc-
currence of a curious accident. A cat in the
press-room found sleeping place in the large
cylinder of Hoes printing press, and was not
discovered until the press was under full head
wav. In attempting to escape, the animal
was crushed and the "fOrm" was spoiled
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AUCTION SALES.
PHILIP FoRp. AuctIoneer.
M q Il h L l. A N ID g. co
lM Successors to Philip Ford q COZ
AUCTIONHERS, No 5O6 MARKET Street.

PHILIP Form. Auctioneer.
M c q Il L l. N ID g. co
Il Successors to Philip Ford q Co..
AUCTIONEERS. No. 5O6 MARKET Street
SALE OF SIXTEEN HUNDRED CASES OF
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, BALMORAL5, ,TlTC.A
on Thursday Morning,
March u, commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell by
catalogue for cash, 1900 mems boys and youths
boots shoes, brogans balmOras, gaiters slippers etc
Also, large and superior assortment Of women's,
manufacturers, TO which the aWention OF buyers is
called. f8 g5t
TOHN b. MYERS & CO.. AUCTToNEERS
81 Nos. 2s2 and 2s4 MARKET street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
We VIII hold a large sale of foreign and domestic
Dry goods by catalogue on four months credit and
On Thursday Morning
March ~ commencing at 10 O'clock, embracing about
200 packages and lots OF staple and fancy articles in
y; B-Catalogues ready and goods arranged for
eNhlbitlon early on morning OF sale [3S5t
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGs. ETC
On Friday Morning.
March Is, at II O'Clock, will be sold by catalogue on
four months credit about 200 pieces OF superfne and
hne ingram, royal damask Venetian list Dutch hemp,
ment of superior goods, which may be examined
early on the morning of sale. 3l14t
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS ETC
On Monday morning,
March IS, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold by catalogue
four months credit about 500 lots Of French India,
sortment ofancy ana staple articles in Silks worsteds
WOOllens, linens, and cottons.
N. B.-Goods arranged for examination and cata-
logues ready early on morning Of sale. [3l25t
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AUCTION SALES.

q G. MACKEY, AUCTIONE
~. oniee No. 42 COMMERCE Street 2utf
by FURNESs, BRlNLEY & CO., NO. 6l6
u CHksNUT Street and No. el2 JAYNE Street
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DY J. NJ MMEY & SONS,
ID AUCTlONEERS,
No. sos WALNUT Street.

Will mold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHA NGE,
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, MARCH lS.
They would respectfully solicit Attorneys EXecu
tors and Administrators of Estates, Trustees, anC
others desiring sell property TO send them meme
randum of the same as early as possible so thatit
may be fully advertised.
2three-story brick Dwellings, Nos l506 and 1908 San
som street.
Ihree-story brick Dwellings, Nos 1881, 1885, 1885,
and 1897 Mariner street.
threestory brick Dwellings, Nos. 1882. 1884, 1896,
and 1888 Mott street.
Hapdso some modern Residence with back buildings
and every convenience, No. l4l6 $. Penn Square.
Valuable Property-Large Dlstiuery and Lot, 40xS0
feet, Nos. 4O2 and 4O4 South street.
Threestory brick Dwelling No. 414 Gaskill street.
Desirable Lot and Carpenter Shop. No. 1889 Stiles
street, running through to Cabot street.
Handsome four-stOry brick Store and Residence
southeast corner Fifteenth and Race streets.
Two desirable Building Lots corner of Woodbine,
Wilson and Willow avenues, Germantown. 2232
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MINERAI IN MrIGs County, Quo.
We clip the following from the Megs
County Telegraph, published at Pome-
T y Ohio, relative to the discovery Of both
silver and gold near Racine,
1.-THE parties who have recently been
"boring" for silverlwo and half miles
back OF Racine, have, within the past
two weeks, struck veins of mi nerals con
aiming, as they state, both silver and
gold. Those interested express no
doubts as to the presence OF thu "Prc,
cious metals" and are, consequently,
iubiIant over the prospects. Pablo
opinion is divided on the subject: some
expressing no confidence whatever, while
olhors of our kesnesl thinkers seem to
think that there must be some fire where
80 much smoke is lurking.
Like the Jackson county, West Vir-
GINA mines, shaft will have to be sunk
in order to test the value Of these min
erals"
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Tuz LADT's FRIEND, for September,
l9G7.-"Tho Vdhge Doctor" an ox-
prossiyc picture, is tho tito oft he Steel
Engraving in the September number Of
this popular magjzine, A beautiful
Steel Fashion Plate, with numerous other
Engraviugs oftho Fashions, follow, and
the usual piece of popular Music, worth
oCilscIftho price of the number We
would suggest to our lady readers who
desire to get Wheeler & Wilson Sew.
ing Machine, that the Lqdy's friend Of
rcrs one ofLhese machines as Premium
for Clubs Of Thirty names, aud that it is
not moment too soon 10 commence
making up their lists for mex: year. A
beautiful Steel Eog5aving will also be
sent gratis to every person sending the
usual clubs. Specimen numbers Of the
m,siziue will DO sent for twenty cents.
Price with Ongraving) $50 year
-Four copies( with one cngraving) 5000.
Address Doacon d Peterson, $40 Wall
nut Street, Philadelphia.
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The Merchants and Manufacturers
InWnLRY ANSOOLATL0N,

Calls your attention to the fact of its being
the largest and most popular Jewelry Asso
citation in the United States. The business is
and always has been conducted in the most
candid and honorable manner, Our rapidly
increasing trSde il sure guarantee of the ap.
probation OF our patrons for this method of
obtaining rich, elegant and costly goods The
sudden stagnatiOn of trade in Europe, owing
to the late German war, and recent disastrous
financial crisis in Europe, has caused the fail
ure OF a large number Of Jewelry houses in
London and Paris, ohlgng them 20 sell their
goods at n great sacrifice, In some instances
less than OnG.fhird the cost of manufacturing
We have lately purchased very largely of these
Bankrupt Goods, at such extremely low prices
that we can afford to send away Finer Goods,
and give better chances to draw the most val.
liable prizes than any other establishment do.
ing similar business, OUR AIM Is TO
PLEASE, and we respectfully solicit your
patronage, as we arc confident Of giving the
utmost salts faction. During the past ten year
we have forwarded n number of the most val
liable prizes to all parts OF the country. Those
who patronze US will receive the full value OF
their money, rs no article on our list is worth
less than One Dollar. retail, and there are no
Blanks. Parties dealing with us may depGrd
on having prompt returns, and the Articles
drawn Will be Immediately sent to any address
by return mail or express
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Merchants aud Man.
ufacturers iewclry Association, aud have
kindly allowed the. use OF their names:
Frederick V. Browne Esq, Treasury De-
partmcnt, Washington, d. o., Piano, value Of
$780, Miss Anna u. Frost, Waycrly Terrace,
New Y ork city, Ladies Gold Euamcled aud
Diamond Set Watch, value, $780, William b
Emmons, New Orleans, La, Sewing Machine,
value, SIS; George L., Davenport, Mobile Ala.
Silver Tea Set, value, 5000; Miss Lucy circuit,
Albany Illinois, Sewing Machine value, $65;
Mrs Mary j Downing, Louisville, Kentucky,
Gold Watch, value, 5000; James b. Fowler,
Harrisburg. Pa, Silver Hunting Case Watch,
value, SI5; Rev, William Peystee, Milwaukee,
Wis, Wheeler & Wilson, Sewing Machine,
vslue, $685. Bickford, San Francisco Cal,
Gold Line Silver Tea Set, value, $3.50; Miss
Helen L Sinclair, Detroit, Michigan, Diamond
Cluster Ring, value, 1925; Edward l. Rice,
ST. Louis, Mo-, Melodcon, value, $3.50; Horatio
g. Frost, Chicago. Illinois. Large Oil Painting
value, $500; Mrs, Charlo te l. Hewins, DOM.
phan, Kansas, Chickering Grand Piano, value
800, and Music Box, value, $Gj.
Many NAMES could be placed on the list, but
We publish no names without permission,
Our patrons are desired to send U. S. currency
/ whnn convenippA
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CuRE FOR A BLACK EYE,-We never
tried the following cure for black eye e,
never having had our optic windows
done up in mourning, although pugilists
have promised to touch them up a
little for ua;-Immoliotely on the eye
being struck with force enough TO make
it black. apply cloth wet with water
JUS, as hot as you can bear it; keep on
applying the water for dftcon or twenty
minutes, and the coagulo ted blood will
become thin and pass off into its natural
channels, and leave the eye, perhaps
swollen, but clear eff blackuess.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital,".."..,,.",$lJO,OOO.
biREcToRs:
DIRECTORS:

7. II Logan, 7 r Shallcross, J. s. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel. j. II. Hobbs, Samuel McClel
Ian, G.. W Fmnzhelm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years, and in that time
done successful business, is still prepared to
take risks at fairrates on buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steam Boats mud Cargoes on the
Wcstcrn Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers. whereby they tan be insured on
dwellings, furniture barns, aud contents, for
or5years at reduced rates.
This being a home institution, with the lar.
gest capital and surplus Of any company in
the state and composed Of some ninety-rour
stockholders, most Of whom arc among our
best business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration of the insurng public,
and 'ollcits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary
Office % Monroe street.
N. O. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAN'L MCCLELLAN. President,
GEO. MENDEL. Vice President.
q N. COEN, Special Agent
-. GEO. MARTIN, Agent, Point Pleasant,
w. Va. fJunc 20-lv.
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EyrLANArlON. -We are sOrry 10 nO.

EXPLANATION, We are sorry to no.
tioo that the GallipOlis Dispatch puts a
wrong construction on our notice last
week of the match game of base ball be-
tween the Galia Club Of that city and
the Kauawha Club of this place We
certainly did not intend to cast any slur
upon the Gallia Club, or the citizens Of
Gallipolis. We were present at the
gene, and in our opinion, thought the
Umpire did not do bis duty in giving his
decisions, (allhough Mr.. OnderIonk
might have been conscientious in tho
matter,) and it looked good deal like
parlaIity to US, and as n member OF the
Kanawha Club took occasion to say So.
As 10 the statement made that they re.
fused to take the Ball on the ground
that they did not believe they had beat
en- our boys in the game, we simply state
that we were misinfomcd rs TO the fact
and that they took the Ball without any
hesitancy whatever.
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ATTENTIONS!

The attention of Constables and
Magistrates is directed TO Chap, 1872, p.
234 Of the acts of tho Legislature. The
following is the 6rst section of tho chap
ter; under it arrests cen be made without
warrant, Constobles will do well to
heed it, and not turn their backs on Of
lenders, but pick them up, and see that
the law is rigidly applied
Be ii enacted by the Legislature OF
West Virginia:
/. Every justice and constable shall
be a cOnseryato, of the peace within his
county and as such, every justice shall
exercise all the powers, aud discharge all
the duties, which justices are authorized
TO exercise. and required to discharge,
BY chapter two hundred and one of the
Code of Virginia, second edition, Ev'
cry constable, as such cousewator, if
any person shall within his county, and
in his presence, make an ARRAY, or
threaten to beat, wound or kill another,
or 10 COMM violence against his person.
or property or contend with angry
words to the disturbance Of the peace; or
Improperly OF iudeccntly expose his per
SON. or appear in state of gross iutox-
ication in public place, may, without
warrant or other process, or further
proof, arrest such offending person and
carry him before some justice of the
township where such offence is commit
ted; who, upon hearing the testimony OF
such constable and other witnesses, il
any nro then and there produced, if in
his opinion The offence charged is proved ,
shall require the otronder to give bond
or reoogoizance with security, to keep
the peace, and be of good behavior for
a Term not exceeding one year,
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MEETING AT WEsr CoLUMDrA,-At a
meeting of the Union voters Of West
Columbia, the following preamble and
resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY Adopted
They have the ring of the genuine met
al:
WHEREAS, This Convention feels
deeply anxious for the prosperity and
happjnness ofour Common Country, and
beIievcing that the heliish doctrines and
principles that govern the disfranchised
rebels and oposta,es OF the Conservative
party, will only prepare the road for
further internal strife, and national bank.
ruptcy, and a ACKNOWLEDGMENT of our glo-
rious Union, therefore, be it,
ReSotved, That this Convention rec
ognizo in the great principles that gov,
orn the Radical party, and in the well
advised plans of Congress a sure guide,
to the reconstruction OF tho Union, and q
short road to the happiness and prosper.
llY VIC uVSlTe'
Resolrea, That the delegates sent by
this Convention to the Convention held
at Point Pleasant on the 2Gh Of August
are instructed 10 use all their influence
to nominate for Office only such persons
ms are prominent for ability, loyalty, and
integrity, as such reflect honor on our
state.
Resolyel. That fully recognising tho
necessity for prompt, vigorous aud sys.
tcmatic action that we hereby pledge
ourselves to support tho aforo mentioned
principles, and to use all means in our
power to elect to Office such candidates
as may be nominated.
Resoiccd, That the editor Weekly Rcg
ister be requested to publish the minutes
Of this meeting in his paper.
--=------ E
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COAI!

S, F, MOORE with Blackburn 4 Co.
YHE undersigned would respectfully an.
l. nounce 10 the citizens OF Point plpasan;
and vicinity that they are now prepared 10 de.
liver the pest quality of Pomcroy coal at the
lowest prices, from the steamboat landing or
at the coal.houses Of patrons Steamboats,
supplied on short notice Satisfaction guar.
antred, BLACKBURN K 90.
iure E-3m,
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New CLOTHING Il. Swaus 4 Co.,
have Just received new stock Of Ready
Made Clothing and gents Furnishing
Goods, which they are Offering at great
bargains. Every body would dc well
to patronize them as we are satisfied they
can give as good bargains as any other
es ablishment of the kind in town, Call
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Tho Richie county Press fuvors the
nomination of Secretary Stanton and
Speaker COl'ax for tho first and second
places on the Republican ticket next
year. The Union Banner, published at
New Creek, W. Va, has also placed a
its masthead as its first and second
choice for tho Presidential Office the
names of Hon. B, F. Wade, Of Ohio, and
Hon, Arthur |. Boroman, of West Vir-
ginia.
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Posr OFrlcG.- ROuud Knob, Put
nam county, W. Va, is the name OF o
new Office about to be established on
eighteen mile creek, Jas. II. Ellis, P. M.
This good move, for there is a large
neishbOrhood eight or ten miles from any
office.
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Application will be made to the Leg
islature which meets in Wheeling next
winter, for new county 10 be construct
ed from portions Of Wclzel, Marion and
Monongala. The name of the new
county is Union.
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ATTEMPTED SulClDE,-Mr, Jas Sim
mons, of Giluor county, we understand
ntlomptho to commit suicide on tho 9Th
inst, by cutting bis throat. lie was
found behind bis stable. No reason as.
signed for the rash act, II is thought
no will rucovor,-RiehN Press.
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The Union men of Berkely and JEFF
ierson counties held convention on the
10Th inst. to nominate candidate for
State Senator. Joseph A. Chapline'
Esq, present incumbent, received the
nomination, A good selection.
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UNION CLuBs,-We trust that the
friends Of the Union aud the Union par.
ty will go TO work and organize Union
Clubs in ieach township. II township
committees will sec 10 this matter they
will greatly aid in furlheins the triumph
of Union principles. Our enimies are
at wofk-lei US not fall asleep on our
posts-wheu nothing short Of the COM
pleto restoration of the country to peace
and safety is al stake.
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The Fast GuN-Tho FIST gun of the
fall campaign will be fred this evening
at the Court House, by tho Union can
didato for House of Delegates Judge
Nathan Simpson, All Union men and
as many Conservatives as feel like at,
tending are respectfully invited to be
present.