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4 E mo AL.

TNHE subscriber has removed to the
Il Branch Bank, where, having the use Of
merchants and others, and continues the
purchase and sale of Exchange, Specie.
Bank Bills, Bonds, Stocks, Coupons, &c.
Revenue Stamps will bo kept for sale.
and Fractional Currency supplied to depo-
sitors. EDWIN J. SCOTT
Dec 30
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TO ARCHITECTS

DLANS for new Jail, to be erected in
Il Columbia, are requested. The Archi-
the superintendent Of the work. All plans
to be delivered on or before 12 m, Satur-
day, I'd of February next, under seal. to
the undersigned. Competitors will attend.
For further information, apply to
d. y. MILLER,
Jan 81 Sec'y Com. Pub. BUILDINGS.
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N SOkSn HASOi AEROAD.''-rhc
extraordinary and unprecedented curos
performed by. the Queens Delight Com
pound is attracting The attention of every
one, not only at home, but abroad The
merits Of th; compound arc being felt and
appreciated everywhere. Hear what they
say Of it in New York: cit is 4 remedy of
much Importance ard value, cxcrtins an
influence over all the secrotions, which is
unsurpassed by any ether known altcra-
tive. 1t is extensively uso>i in all Tic vari-
Gus forms OF primary and secondary syphi-
lltlc affections; also, in scrofulous, hepatic
and cutaneous diseases, in which lis use is
followed by the most successful results"
See the advertisement of Queens Delight
IN another part of this paper For sale by
Messrs. FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggists.
Dec 20 The
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in PRICE AND STYLE.
G. F. JACKSON
New Books.

NlHE DEAYTON'S AND DAvENANrS
i Story Ct the English Civil Wars. BY
Gotta Scnonbcrr Family
same authors
The Merchant ot i;crlin. by Mau!bach,
author Of Joseph II" and Frederick th<::
Greats Court
Out of Town; by Barry Gray.
History Of q Mouthful Of Bread, &C.. &c.
thoughts on Personal Religion; by Goul-
At Odds: by author of Quits
What the Moon Saw: by Hans Anderson.
And new supply of ''Diarics,' for 1867.
Fer sale at
McCARTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Opposite Columbia Law Range.
Jan l3 T.. J.. BRYAN.
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The Gravest ryaladIcs
OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD.

u fVO J III NIN1J fNItI.I MIN HOOD.
Howard Association Essays, on the phy-
s'ology OF the passions: ard the errors,
abuses and diseases peculiar to the first
age OF man, with reports on new methods
of treatment employed in THIS institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address Dn j. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Jan IS 3mo
ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL
HUMAN EYES made tc order and inserted
by Drs. I. BAUCH and p. GOCGELMANN.
formerly employed by Boissonncau, Paris
10. 800 Broadway, New York. Oct171v
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TO RENT,
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
~ FROM the vicinity OF Gadsdcn,
FHvva on the evening of the 23d instant,
two MULES-one dark sorrel
6cARG1mare Mule; the other an iron grey
horse Mulc-each about fifteen hands high
Both are young and cleanly shaved and
roached. The above reward will be given
for their recovery, or s25 for information
leading to that end.
JOHN GARICK & Co,
''.tn % GadsGcn S. c.
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BATcHELoR,s HAIR pYE.-rh

EATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is the host in the world.
The only true and pe'Jac. Dye harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. 1nvigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed Va
teeins 4. Bachelor. All others arc mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and pcrfumcrs Factory
81 Barclay street, New York sg Beware
OF counterfeit. Dee II 1y
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CoLGATE's rGoxEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, il such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is Init,t and cn.ol-
iicnt in its nature, fsa&ransly scented,
and extremely beneficial in It's action
npoa the skin. For sale by all Druggists
:nd Fancy Goods Dealers. March % 1y
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Professor Of Music.
.EMNoVE2D.

y THE subscriber would respectfully
a inform his friends and customers
Asysg that he has removed to his new store
'S-cTNon Main street, two doors South Of
tho Court House, where is now opening a
large stock of COOKING STOy YES
RANGES, Parlor and Office STOVES, FUR
NACES, Plain, Japanncd, Stamped and
Planishel TINWARE, LEAD PIPE, &c,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail.
The above is the largest and best seec-
ton Of Stoves, &c, ever brought to this
market. A. PALMER.
Jan 10
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LIMESTONE SPRINGS
FENlLE HIGH SCHOOL,
Rev. VIM. Curtis, Lib.
Rev. lso w. Fuller, late OF Beaufort.
PRINCIPALS

@ THE ensuing session Of this
4t&SA school will commence on
~ - W!.DNESDAY, the 18th day of
&Sy8 February next.
49, It IS not now difficult uf ac-
S coss-bUt fourteen miles from
the Pacoiet Depot, on the Spartanburg
and Union Railroad, which is now running
from Columbia through; conveyance from
that place can be furnished. or DIR. Curtis
VIII send over, at any time, to meet any
arrival there
1t is requested that applications for ad-
MISSION be made as soon as possible to DR..
Curtis, at the School; answers will be re-
turned IN each instance, and parties then
applied for will be met by Dr. Curtis, at
the most convenient point on the line of
railroad between Charleston and Paco!ct
depot at the opening of the School
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
In Specie, or its EYuiUalc,a i,s Ctu,rcncy.
PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Boa! q, including washing, fuel. lights,
etc. ............-...... $50 90
Tuition in all English branches Is 90
stationery, pens, ink, paper, etc. 90
:, Inc above IS required for each pupil;
the following arc optional
Tuition on tie Piano. s25 90
use OF Ilano. ............ so
tuition on the Guitar. .......... 20 90
vocal lessons, separate. ...... 90 90
Vocal Lessons, III class .... 10 90
Tuition in French or Modern Lam
guagcs, each. h..... 20 90
Tuition in Drawing or Painting 20 90
No other charge will be made, except for
books and private stationery furnished.
Towels, a pair of sheets and q cup to be
brought by each boarder. Jan 13 IL:
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SWEET OPoPoNAx! Ladies, in their m orn-
ing calls, carry joy and gladncss, when
pcrfumed with Sweet Opoponax.
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SWEET OPopoNAx! Is The sweetest EN-
tract ever made. Superscdes all others.
Try it once; will use no other.
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SWEET OroPoNAx! Tic only elegant Per-
1ume. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SWEET OPopoNAx FRoM Mexico! New.
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume
The finest ever imported or manufactured
IN United States. TRY it and be convinced.
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SWEET OroPoNAX! New Perfume from
iicXlco: IAe only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight
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FALsEuoop.-This is vice totally Il,

F4MsEuooD.-This is vice totally un-
worthy in the individual who would main.
tain respectable standing in society. a
great moralist has observed: cit is easy
and apparently so natural, to deny what
you cannot be SO easily convicted of, that
a savage, as well as a child, lies to excuse
himself, almost as instinctvcly as he raises
his hand to protect his head" Parents
should be most particular in correcting
their children for breaches of truth. No
vice fiuctites more than talschood. 1t is
the rank weed that earliest takes root in
the human mind, and as it increases in
growth it spreads like the upas tree, every
brunch becomes fresh vice, until the en-
tire soul is poisoned with the obscure
shade.
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1t is one of the beautiful things il

= 1t is one of the beautiful things in
life this lowering Of afectionate. remem-
brancc and solicitude around those from
whom distance divides u.s. Not single
taint of selfishness sullies such devoted
ness (: not stain of. the earth rests on its
snow.likc purity; but hallowed by the
sorrowful ordeal Of separation, thought
follows the pathway of the absent with
angelic guardianship, and there is holiness
in the watchfulness which looks upwards
to the sky, and whose only audible utter
ance is supplication or prayer.
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V1EruE.-Virtuc is not a mushroom
that springeth up of itself in one night
when all are asleep or regard it not, but a
delicate plant that groweth slowly and ten
derly, needing much pains to cultivate it.
Neither is vice spirit that will be con-
iured away with charm, slain by Il single
blow or dispatched by one stab. Who,
then, will be so foolish as to leave erad-
lcating of vice and planting of virtue i'll
its place for a few years or weeks? Yet
he who procrastinates his repentance and
amendment grossly does so; with his eyes
open he abridgcs the time allotted tor the
longest and most important work he has to
perform; he is a fool.
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HlGHLy IMPORTANT DEc1syoN.-His
Honor the Chief Justice Chase delivered
yesterday, a very important opinion, in
which his associate, Judge Brooks, con-
Cured, TO the effect that citizens of the
pretended Confederate States who paid
debts due Northern citizens into the hands
of Confederate receivers are not thereby
discharged from the debt. The result is
all such debts are now collcctable, and
parties who voluntarily paid, or who
forced to pay over to receivers, have their
remedy at law against the receivers, who
are bound for finds thus unlawfully OBJ
tained-Raleigh STANDARD:
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have cattle car set apart on each train
for their especial benefit.

SUM p ILLS. -Barnabas Bassett, NJ. D.
(much doctor) chuck full of faith, blozc his
horn and bi thes presents duz bio his horn
about hiz Lightning Express and Serio
Sensation Pill" a cumfort and a joy to
man.
These pills rutes-ruty-and kost the au-
thor years in the wilderness, besides
sleepless nights and anxious days, to get
them down to spot without blemish, and
filled with sun.
These pills will cure dizziness, dipthera
and dandrltf-are good for badness, bron-
keeters and backsliding-are scrtin to heel
hedake, hifillatin and hangpales-will re-
move warts, windguals and wens-destroy
all longins, lassitudes and laziness-wiil
soth the solrowful, cam the crazy, and
kure the common size in minits.
They are Gloss packed in little roaund
boxes, and each little box kontanes doz-
en- and orno sail.
Each box is dun ZIP in trakt, which sez
they are sure to kurc. as ightningis to
strike what it starts for.
On the top of the box is full sized
painting of the author, with a grub hoe in
hand, and a knapsack on his back, and
mountains in the distance, to which he is
pinting with grub hoe; them is the noun
talns where he gifts the rutes.
On the top of each little round box il
thczc words, in a fnrrin tung; .Honcus
Pocus quod constaltus," which being billed
down, means spurely Vegetable
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On the banks of 4 rivulet in th

= On the banks of rivulet in the
north of ireland is stone with the foil
owing inscription which was no doubt in
tended for the information Of strangers
travelling that road:
Take notice that when this stone is
out of sight, it is not safe to ford the riv-
er.
The above inscription is something SIM
liar to the famous fnger-post. which was
erected by order OF the surveyor :of the
roads, some years ago, in Kent England:
This is birdie path to Feversham: If
you can't read this, you had better keep
the main road.
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"A number of clcrgymcn and others
have petitioned the Connecticut legislature
to adopt some more stringent laws to pre-
vent divorces. They base. their applica-
ton on the doctrine that marriage is a
divine institution, and that It's laws and
the laws of divorce are ordained of God
and are not left to human regulation
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aDAp's DY1S'.n-As a remarkable

"DAD's AS remarkable In
stance of tilial affection and juvenile phil
osophy, we present the following -
On Tuesday, lad Of twelve or thirteen
years of age visited Caledonia for doc
tor. = He found Riddle at.heme taking his
siesta, and woke him up with, "Doctor, l
want you to come and see ..dad-he's
dyin'." "Well," says the doctor, eff he's
dying I can't do him any good" "That's
so, rcioined the boy; s'he'll be dead in
less than all hour;' and turning on his
heel. added; swell, by jing we've all got
to die some time OF other, ond dad might
as we'll die now as any time"
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8 ANDERSON S. G, WEDNESDA1, JUNE 20, 1867

there is but little. hope of Improvement.
In this state, the evils Of which we have
&C, complained are not SO great as elsewhere.
There are IN South Carolina country pa
pers of marked ability, intelligence, use
fnlness, and high principle; but the effort
OF each and every one should be to main
tain the independence of the press, and
TO do all that in him lies to uphol Id its
proyerbial reputation.-Clar. lIercuru.
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"A Lawyer, who was pleading the cause
of an infant plaintiff, took the child in his
arms and presented it to the jury sutfused
with tears. This had a great effect, till
the opposite lawyer asked him what made
him cry. ale pinchcd me, answered lit
tie innocent. The whole court was con-
yulsed with laughter.
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asir." said a sturdy beggar to a beney

-"Sir," said sturdy beggar to benev-
olent man, "please give me quarter; l
am hungry and unable to procure food." !"
The quarter was given, when the beggar
said: "You have done ME a noble deed.
You have saved me from something which
l feared I would have to come to-" What
is that said the bcnefactor: "W ork, " was
the mournful answer.
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Public feeling in the great metropo-
lis of England is demanding a prohibitory
law for.thc Sabbath. a crowded meeting
was recently held at Guild Hall, the Lord
Mayor presiding, at which it was resolved
unanimously to petition Parliament for the
entire prohibition of Sunday traffic in
liquors.
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"What is the best attitude for sclf-de-
fence ?" asked q pupil of q we'll known
pugilist 'keep civil tongue III your
head" was the reply.
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= An Irishman took the train from
London to Gravescnd. On Jumping from
the carriage he remarked, that ''if he had
known he could have made the journey IN
so short q time ho would have walked
a.foot."
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WHY is an author the most peculiar
of animals Because his tale comes o"'
of his head.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

VIM " Alexander. ESQ., George r. Van Cleft esq George
j. Steinbrenner, esq, ID. B. Melish esq b.,
. SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
At a meeting of the Democratic citizens IN
1nOusly nominated for Member Of Assembly.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONNEN-
TION.
The Democrats Of Westehester held their
County Convention AT White Iiains ON MONDAY Ihcre
were contestng delegations present from honkerS He.
Farms and LewisbOrough After stormy tiIne the az
fair was actiled and John IaIssug Of West Farms
nominated for Sicrid Stephen y Aihishal of hllte
Plains for Register Robert COchrane iV DYuDy Suuse
ineudent of Poor L. Conklng FOR Justice OF Scs
slons and T. j. Byrnes, T. McEntee, ana W. j. van Tas
sci for C0roners. -, ID.
election for one trustee In each OF the four wards o
the town Of MorTsama took place Ola MONDAY si. re-
J1m r.. Rice; Third Ward, George H. feasdaie foiith
ward Richard ii. Teller
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
DIED

RAsTMAN-kt Dubaaue Iawa on Friday Benjsmn T. East
Of the Rev. Eastman OF this eity aged ~ years
Notice Of funeral 10 ..I. .IF tIt'l
OPPRR-Ou Tuesiay Charles Kasson only on OF Henry
and Margaret Hopper. aged II years, mouths and days
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 ssn
the funeral on Thursday afternoon O'clock from the residence OF
bis pareuts No. 81 warren-st, Jersey CITY.
ssrsogs Sunday Oct Peter Ioriard in the
T2d year Of his !,
The family respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral Church Wednesday morning the S INST at
40 o'clock without further invitation ..r . ... .fIf
MARTNOn Tuesday Aug Shanghai China on board Untei
states storeshp supply Of cholera George Martin fsymasters
Clerk United States Navy formerly from Norwich. Conn
MACKIB-Downsd Shanghai China Sunday july ~ N the ia
year John Walter ouJ Of Juliet W. and The late Jsnn
r. Macke Of this city
PKKEEY-In Chicago SUNDAY Sept 70, Joshua G. Pan OF
Diron Illinois aged ~ years
H. K r. at O'Clock THURSDAY, Oct H. hesHeS Auu
friends respectfully invited to attend I.tH.
SHOTWHAt mand Kinds County hsA, on Saturday sept u
Jacob shotwen aged % yesu formerly Of Railway N j.
Bos,oo Mass, papers please copy.
TASKBR-A Brooklyn Tuesday morning Oct D. Emma hngusa
ouy daughter Henry and Emma TasAe seed years 10 mon'a'
snd ~ days.
Notice of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
REPuBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR THE CoNyES-

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR THE CONVEX
TION.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 5.-At kadlcal
Republican Convention held IN Providence Church, Nor
folk County on the inst there present fun del
egatons from each Magisterinl District and also fu
delegation from the City Of Portsmouth Delegates were
chosen 10 represent the county in the Virginia state Con
ventIOn, held in Richmond as follows Luther Lee
(wlite), Henry Copeland and Geo. Tcainah lcoiorcd
These nominations did not give entire satisfaction, ana
some OF the members OF the Convention have Issued
call for another Convention 90 meet In Portsmouth 10
day, 20 make other nominations.
The Convention OF the United Order Of odd Fellows
(coored just closed s sessions IN Norfolk aer hs
monous aud Interesting proceedings some OK the most
prominent members OF the order participated Ia the De
hbcrations ON yesterday the Order celebrated lis
twenty second anniversary by street parade ana a
grand supper.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES IN ElCHhohD'
RICHMOND, Va, Oct s.-The primary ward
meetings. of the Republicans Onhi agreed on cand
for the Convention The names OF Judge Underwood hr
Hninieutt: William H. TALL late Of MassarIilsctir; ana
two coOred men all recommended. and wli Win
our doubt be confirmed by the coming mass mcctings
All the candidates arc pure Radicals !
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
I,fyar CoSupiaSnf.

la thi climate Of less affected sih
dorts. the asing nasnahe Osstustoc of
TIE ssnpsm Of liver eopao dul psib ash
the right side pats,ruirry presssoe dffeu Of br.sh
nsyew hred iosess sppe,ae ypfa d'se oi
the stomach and bowes sck hesasche sorenos some times sed
dilrrhea others slight sight night sses as seas
the appearances cf liver eon much like those ofposHa
consumption t Of these dseases mistaken Tor The other
mistake physicians suppose that liver complaint
be cured ouly sohe ba this wsss sas the
dieer they submit mercury sy ssars
themselves A,i y VII nsg enjoy perfect hesn sherwsn Dr
scuRECKS MANDRAKE PILLS purely vegetables e.apcsad
isr WHICH sse, Is prescribed and ey cam
possibly do injury. Thsir vonder that
regular BbysIoiaAs who hsse witnessed the sonae By
them erroaeo reported ai hey must cenan easue 70 ccss
dict ibis sssdef Dr. Schsask oath before Asssss h>set
pha shases and
copy sGdsvi psbsbed ssbeaess ranpaka
scheack pledge himself these Mandrake P win
compat aud sbundas evidence Of the fact erhbd h o.
6ces pbiade p EewSesk Bossa Bslsnse ami wsshiss
where Of psca Of them persoa @ the kgh=1
respcctsbil.y. are kept on Gle. p ' III H.
Dr. scHBgcK professionally At No % BOEDsr, EEw YORK.
every Tuesday ssd No % saever Boses every Wednesday
es professionally his prDspai oee hs Is North s1s o.,
couer Commerce. Phseph Saturday ~her all letters hs
sye addressed He se free bat ,r hsfoagh
With his Reprometer iae price o. oace boas a. s.
eiiy from .. m. 10 . pm fss.1 ni .nliH .r.1 i i
Syrup Weed oais 81 80 per be
81 shafdosea Pills. Is per boz Ii supply
Also. ip su druggists and dealers b. L0lILl
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
NEW-.JERSEY.

IwoRKINGMEN's ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
The Trades Unions of Jersey City met on
Monday evening and nominated Anthony Higgins for
Member Of Assembly from the LIST District Peter Molloy
from the lid and Ira Fakenburg from the ND The
Unions nominate Democrats from those districts hat re-
turned Democrats at the previous election and
Resolutions passed strenuousy urging the repeal ol
the State iaw making strikes III certain cases cohspraceS
aud subject to heavy penalties
HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
The Republican electors OF Hudson County
will meet this evening In their respective wards aud
Townships to delegates for the County and Assembly
Conventions. In Hoboken the primaries will be held at
~ THE PATERSON REPUBLICANS
The Republicans of Paterson hold mass
meeting tonight At the %gwsmN va 70 DE e1
and the Hon VIM. II. Burleigh of New-York
THE NEWhR TORCH-LIGIIT DISPLAY.
The procession of the Republican Clubs OF
Newark Monday night perhaps the largest Of the
kind III that city. Every Club was represented
c%ea ssa & 70 e IN he ranks S the SIDE walks along the line Of
march being occupied exclusively by women ana chI
are1 Inc w @ sr sreng ns chi hronSb ali
the principal thoronghfares was dismissed at MILITARY
was the veteran Aid Society iso strong political and
beneficial association. composed OF Germans IL was re-
orranizcd four weeks ago by Capt Eggers the police
force and DR. I1hbaok pubhc.spired citizen for the
aid OF disabled soldiers and the widows ana Orans OF
deceased Veterans OF tho late The Society the
outgrowth OF which had been in existence several
years and which was dependent upon outside contlDu
tons for support The Veteran hd Society II seifsup
porting and doing much good among the needy OBJ
jects Of its As political organization IT wieds
powerfu Influence among the Germans OF Newark. who
are by insignificant element several Other
Clubs very largely represented and all bore ban
ners lanterns, and trdnspaIences appropriately IN
scribed-s0me with the articles OF faith In bof some
with predictions and others with sarcastic
illusions 10 the defunct Democracy The whole display
was very fine and well appreciated by the thousands
ofSpecaors who crowded from far and near to Whess
BURLINGTON REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Republican Legislative nominations IN
Burlington County have been completed On satnrusy
the First District convention nominated unanimously
for the Assembly Whithall Stokes, welrknown drug
pst of BOrlentOwn Mr. stokes defeated last year
by Mr Thompson. hut is thought Will TINS year ois-
tance his competitor. Mr.. Thompson was prominently
named for the Democratic nomination for senator but
having failed in that line of ambition, 1t is Understood
will again claim the Assembly nomination.
James G.. Yawger declines To run on the Democratic
ticket for sheriff Of Morris County