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The Shasta courier., 1867-06-08
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Taggart 50, Mcdonald -.
On motion, G.. /. Taggart was declared the
unanimous choice of the Convention.
For County Judge, c. C. Busi7 George r.
Knox and H. II Shuiiieton were placed in
nomination, when ballot was had. with the
following result Bush 81. knex 81, Shuttle
ton s. c. c. Bush was then declared the
unanimous choice of the Convention.
For District Attorney John S. Folansbee
was nominated by acclamation.
For Treasurer, T. L. Chandler was nom
mated by acclamation.
Nominations for Assemhlymau being next
in order, D. c. Stevenson, Perry Dryer, H.
j. Shurtleff and Henry Jones were placed in
nomination, and the Convention proceeded to
ballot, which resulted: Dryer "a, ShurtlefF
%, Jones IL, Stevenson 4-no choice.
Messrs. Jones and Stevenson then with
drew their names, when second ballot was
had, resulting in the choice of Mr. Dryer, by
vote Of 80 to 30 The nomination was then
made unanimous.
A. P. Ladd and E. NJ Dixon were nomi-
mated for Assessor. MIR. Dixon having
declined being candidate, Ladd was nomi-
mated by acclamation.
Daniel Lynch. for Coroner; W. L. Carter,
for Supt. Public Schools; and George Silver
thorn, for Surveyor, were nominated by
acclamatnn.
Wm. Jackson,z 81. L. Nichols, Felix Tracy,
G. l. Taggart and j. J. Bell were elected
delegates to the State Convention.
The Chappell tickets. Cooper, S. Rich
ards, T. Plumb, G. Corsen and J. P Webb
was elected delegates to the Senatorial
Convention, by vote of 81 to u.
The following resolution was offered by
II. S. Ball, and adopted
Resolved, That this Convention is in favor
of A. A. Sargent being elected to the
United States Senate to fill the place now
occupied by Hon. John Conness.
VIM. E. Hopping, 7. Plumb, Felix Tracy,
j. Isaacs, Otis Seamans, Z. S. Mount, J. P.
Webb, John Souter and G. Corsen were
appointed a Central Committee for the
ensuing term.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-08

iSsrRucrED.--The Humboldt Copn.v
inion Convention instructed its State dele.
-ates u east their votes fy- Geor-e G CO.
ham for Governor.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

I hereby announce myself as Independent Can
ddate for the Office of County Treasurer of Shasta
County, at the next general Election.
G. w, HOFFiEANN.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-08

LOOK AT HIM.. B. Potter. who has been
lately making himself very busy in eirculat-
ing false and slanderous reports and inuen-
does in regard to the business and character
of several citizens of this town, and boasting
of his ability and determination to carry his
own favorite points, and sweep everything
before him, presented his name before the
County Convention last Wednesday, and
desired to be elected delegate to the State
Convention, for the purpose Of casting his
vote for j. NJ. Avery for State Controller.
He received just ten votes out OF sixty-two.
The result shows the amount of Mr.. Potter s
influence, and should have tendency to cool
off his ambition to carry on the political
and local affairs of Shasta county. Ten
votes. Truly the mountain has labored and
brought forth mouse-a very diminutivc
rodent
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-08

CoLps AND CouGus.-Sndden changes
climate are sources of Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections Experience having
proved that simple remedies act speedily
when taken in the early stage cf disease,
take at once - Bro,cas Broacbial T'oc4es,"
let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the
Throat be ever SO slight, as by this preeaa-
ton a more serious attacl, may be warded
off. y
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ROAD OVERSEER,

PATRICK WYNNE announces that he will
be an Independent Candidate for Road Overscer Of
Township No. I, at the ensuing general election
my1S
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NoTTCE.

EETE HAVE SOLD OUR ENTICE BUSI-
w ness and Stock of Merchandise to Messrs
D. We'll & Bro. Retiring from business, we feel
thankful to the public for their confidence, and the
patronage bestowed upon us so Gberally, and beg
to transfer the game to our successors.
r. ISAACS d BRO.
Shasta, May 25, 1867
EEAv1NG PURCHASED THE DRY GOODS
ID and Clothing Establishment of Messrs. R..
Isaacs Il Bro we will continue the business at the
old stand. as heretofore and will be happy to re-
ccive a share of public patronage
ID. WE'LL S BRO
Shasta, May %, 1867.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

All Announcements of candidates for Office and
political advertisements every kind must be paid
for in advance
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-08

A Coon COAX. In the seaport town of
c., not a hundred miles from Boston,
lives one Ioratio, whose business it is to dis
pense drugs and medicines to the sick and
afflicted of both mind and body. His wife
having left him some time since he repaired
to the N-llouse, where he has since
"put up" Not long since, young and
very prepossessng girl from the . Jim of the
say" came there to live in the capacity of
chambermald. Horatio was = smitten'' at
first sight, and thought in this fair and un-
sophisticated damsei lie had found an agree
able companion. So lie addressed her a note
reading somewhat as follows
Dearest Meet me at my store to-mor
row eve, at six o'c!oc3. Ii favorable to YOU
please place pebble Under my pillow whtn
you make ny bed to morrow
Now, sad 10 relate, this maiden fair could
neither read nor write SO she took the billet
deur to her Irish frietls in the kitchen, some
six in number, but s range to say neither OF
them could read, so the clerk Of the house,
jolly fellow, who could relish joke was
called in, and the epistle passed to him.
which he read aloud TO the indignant maid
and her friends who Immediately resolved
upon revenge. Now there was large block
Of stone in the backyard weighing some
quarter of ton, more or less which with the
help of the stout Irish girls, our friend the
clerk, soon conveyed to EIoratio's room, and
laid it upon his bed. The pebble" was
never seen afterward, but during the night
mysterious noises were heard upon the stairs,
that sounded as if something Aedry was being
carried down stairs by one person. Horatio,
however, kept dark on the subject, and,
since that night has been rather " skittish''
of young maidens, especially when they come
from old Erin, however unsophistcal they
may appear.
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m.RRfaCEAND CELIEACY, an Essay

MARRIAGE AND CELIEACY, an Essay
of Waning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. j,
SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association.
Philadelphia, Pa. Je23
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The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY OCTOBER g. 1867

~ Sr Jeree whse Del Bal wife Of nr Bernrine Gel BAL sun
daughter ot tho late Hou James W. White ofttis city , 49,
requiem b. Gill be caahrslei or the OF rr h IN
tuesiay morning OF - TO- o'clock tho Chrrch OF 81
f1ser Snteea1. 10 shch feads Of the family are 'pI
Invited
HhOiASO-On Sanisv Oa a. Jehsrnih Williamson VIE OF
Martin England aged 3
The relaiiFus Invited v 'p
tie funeral fur her llte rsieie No ~ sixty hi ue'
int AID Seosld aSes Tuesay Oct ~ 1t oeos p H. Win
ga. Further uouer.
kingston G. W sad Kingston ant noua'a. v papers please copy
HuRSr-0n Pr,g mornae Oe, p Of TYPHOID fever E1pAa'e'
Horst, aged % yearA
Ills relatives s.i es respectfully serd h funeral 90
hotdy mounE. 81 10 0e.sca trm b., i rssI nee 10 80
West Fiiteeuh-L
EtTGUS-Ou Thursv OFT g. Nov Brunswick NJ J tl wiio"
OF The late Ni'tois g. Huigus ~ Mes YORK
The rlst AL irnd tmy attend ih' tune W
Muiy. Oc. - al 10 o'clock the Reformed DCIh Cdarb cog
sof Lsfivtc place ael FOlrthst. New Yors.
WhRDla Brpokiyr morning SATURDAY, Oct % i5' hfA
En'J NJ NeJ wife Il Heu;amin +. Wsri ,gri ~ yrsrs
The relatives and enis Of The family respectfully nUei TO al.enl
the funeral On fueaa Oct ~ al 2Oock from Der a'e resi-
d"ce. No III Rotp.se BROOKLYN n. T.. Nhou! larher notice
WYuAhTsa1dely FRIDAY, 0c % reee eldest o. sephen
r. and G,acs WyganI
The relatives asd friends OF ho attend bs funeral
thu tho aayI afternoon. ok from No ~ Cu0n place The
rcsaius Nih In taken u hewburgi f1g ig auneat
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

ADDRESS or THE REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE
The Republican State Committee OF MasSa-
chusetts have issued an appeal TO the Republican voters
OF that state After referring to the proud record OF the
state for loyalty the party and the dangers to which
tc country would exposed In the event Of the spread
of the Democratic reaction, the address says:
The Republican party OF Massachusetts, has never
sought IL does seek, to exercise us power ~ AL
organization for the settlement Of any disputed questions
OF state legislation which opinion ~ It's own ranks ~
divided It leaves such questions WHERE tlci ptlohg 10
the legislative power. which would bc vain 10 attempt
10 interfere with interference dcTirahe ut
the paYty is branch of that national ORGANIZATION WHICH,
order be successful must nave common phllWh
and the various brauchc- OF which must act IN good ta
18th each other for common end. new PRESIDENTIAL
election is before The administration 81 the Govern
incut in all it, parts viii dcyOyc upon one on the "tH'r
az the two great parties. The Executive and legislative
dcuartmens after March 1862 must be In harmony
and the country must be represented ABROAD ahd ~
home hy who one side or tue 0thcf OF lht gt
National question of the day So FAR - the support OF
the Republican nominations - concerned, TINS ~ no tc
for di,cOrl or md cenCc Under The lesson taught ny
the losses which have encountered IN ONO and Penn
sylyania the South calls upon Us tOsiand hl TIC plk
and white UniOnist alike ASK us i0 iull Rcpuhllcdh
vote York sends word 10 us that her dlNsons ar"
healed and promises 10 u- victory when hhhl nr ie
herald of greater success lsC3 Ncst OF Ohio our friends
are unshaken and California already Welugh RECEIVERS
the GROUND lost her state election We call upon Tue
Eeuubcans OF Massachusetts, 10 be united ~ support ~
their nominations and 10 give them majority which
shall teach the Democratic Tcactonst. that hey must
look than 10 the old Bay State Tor active ~
pathy and support candidates are entitled 10 couii-
cnce and are worthy OF the cordial and unanimous vote
OF the whole party. And In no way can The patriotic en-
zen well exhibit his purpose 10 sliu ny tho pnIy OF
the country and close up justly and unaiy al q"sohs
growing out of the war; as by giving them an enthusiastic
and overwhelming support
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TENNESSEE.

THE ELECTION on BiiOwNLow AS SENATOR.
At ~ o'clock the Senate and lease met III
joint session IN tho hall o. the House The Hon ID w q
Scntcr Speaker OF the Senate announced that rs directed
by law the two houses were met IA Convention W com
pare the vote taken In each House. on yesterday Tor ths
election OF United States Senator. and in case here was
election tO proceed with such election
The Clerk O The Senate announced that the vote on the
final ballot In the Senate stood "a follows
stokes, 10; BrOwnlOw, 8; Maynard. 4; Fletcher. =
Cooper, 1.
The Clerk in The House announced the arai ballot in
the House : follows:
BrownlOw, 81 stokes. 49, Maynard. Is; Fletcher, y:
Wakcr Whole number OF votes cast, 1906 necessary to
a choice, %.
The Speaker announced that there was no election.
the two Houses would proceed To ballot again The names
of Mr.. Fletcher and Judge walker were withdrnwn ana
Gov VIM g. BrOwnOw. and the Hon. W. H. Siots were
put nomination. The roll OF the Senate was called wth
the following result
BrowBlOw. 10; Stokes. ~.
The roll OF the House called. with the following
result
BrOwnow 81; Stokes y; Walker.I Total for Brown
low total for Stokes whole number OF votes cast
necessary 10 choice So majority for Brownow, ~
The Speaker announced the vote. and declared VIM a.
BrOwBlOw duly elected United States Senator Tor the
term OF six years. beginning March 4. 1863
ON motion OF senator Keith. the election ofGOy Brown
low made unanimous.
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One Entire store fall Of Overronis.
""' BKoKAw BKoTHPKs.
Opposite Cooper lr,ttuie.
MIRRIEU.

RARow-sIIAw-Oa Thudar Oct ?? At tie G,rEsn LG,h,5,n
bh s.ni,tan D. bt the Rev HEM Nan btecheI The Hon
@ r.ron Secretary oStAe ofthn state o. New loft
Tns, Of Francis George and ssIAh bA shA"
Of New Brighton. Staten l'tud .
p,oae uAcEIrIn Wsrrhan Mass. Thur.' Oct - b. the
r. lane, Mnhahy ~ D. Rector Of Grace ,buen Nsvndpu
H.. - Ro., Of TtnsVt Pa to Ssrsh A. Matht ' ""'hsm
No cards ~, p..,-.--,.
PELp-OwEN-On ThHI,d,y oct - 10 ne tH, ,,ss.,
y I,a.e Field 10 May J. owen, both Of New biun'"'.
uoyAB-RoBSSoN W,tledsi. o a. By les Ss' s. s
tlsyp hAb Of Patsnon y j. TO Laura ;" 'urOs 81
a. m Robinson, NJ -, Of NeS -Yorf Ci'J
SoRroN-sAyyAYon THURSDAY Oct a. al the PulGSt,S baptist
.h.eb prookvp. 10y tha Rev Thomas hd"hi" ~ N'"" "
NJ, daughter Of s SshraJ, esq, all Of Bro"I'r
pLATT-CHLpAt BIeshl'n fha,d,, Oct ~ rns Ssd a.
,asr D. D. Eiss T. Plat NJ SmihtoTni L. D. Univ '"" ="
80 .ya,f No cards
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THE PUBLIC HEdLTH.
TIE YELLOW tENEH.

TuE YELLOW FEyE1.
The Gairesfon Crexasl CiUiiidH, which has
been 10 some pains coato the yellow fever statistics
,ays that the whole number OF deaths from the CON
mrnccmcnt ~ The epidemic % the St OF October was
yf al which rs were from other diseases leaving 100
from yellow fever The Cridh estimates that There has
been 1900 cA,cs OF fever nearly all the population of
- 900 yrrr uuartmated thus giving only one death Ia
every f the fever The Gdrestoi Neirs however
SAVE We fhuk tai. II too large an estimate OF IN"
,a-r. OF sickness We believe 1900 the truth,
making allow ance for the number OF persons Who et The
CITY 10 eAcnp the sickness and this would give one deat
Ia ou II eases of The fever II take the report Of
pyAicans in their private practice and Of hospital phy
scaps we think they viii not pGt the number OF cases
that have proved fatal at less than 10 per cent OF the
whole ms Tho general average mortality"
NHwIOEIEANs. oct. 26.-Ihcr- weie II yellow ieNrt
ntrrmeuts during the - hours ending his morning.
Heavy ras are falling aud the weather is cooler.
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DAKOTAIi.
THE ELECTION.

ITE EITIIIVN.
The DakOtah Territorial election. Oct g, WAS
carried by the Republicans. who elect majority Of the
legislature In Laramie County Cheyenne, dc.). l5J2
votes were p0ed eccting j. Il. whitehead 10 the Legs
nture and j. T. Easement 10 Congress- the latter rs
delegate In the interest Of separate Territorial orgau
ZatOu Gen Easement Is the entorprsinc contractor on
the Union Pacific Railroad The laramie vote ~ larger
than the Pixies Peak country pollcd Nhen under inc
Kansas territorial Organization, they sent tine first y0l
tcer Delegate Congress- OF course. II Congress ere
atcs the new Territory Of Wyoming LARAMIE or Chcy-
enne whatever IL may be called. election for dele
gates will be Required. and Gen. Casements service AZ
Washington II. therefore, purely voluntary.
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NETWORK.

HOUSING MEETING At gHINEBEcK.
The Republicans Of Rhinebcck held cheer
lng aud monster meeting Saturday night. A large
ueegAti0n OF the boys in blue" accompanied by
. "baoy-waker," was on hand from Poughkeepsie.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE BACKS DOWN.
Thomas George of Ne8burgh has withdrawn
Ms name from the Orange County Democratic Ticket
aeaodidate for County judge.
p MAKING CJTIZENS.
: Snpervlsor George UbdcIhll of Newburgh
y. IN Podghkecpse on Saturday with thirty five or
.ssV persons who were put through the naturalization
S ~ 'ae County Clerks once good square citizens OF
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that day when pure law" will "cOmmcasuro perfect
freedom"
hr Editor, YOU now know what have to about
New Jersey ln this struggle. which we had well hOpNd
was az an cnd and which WIS concluded TIL tho hour
aas whom God waS pleased TO afiict for ON SINS
VIII Andrew dbhusnu Yours JAAgS r. ScOFEI,
C0H ten. oct ~, 1851
juOWIOUs SELECTION.
me RcwGrt COr-tv OF yesterday ssys:
on Thursday lasi record Of sentences tho Court
Of Quarter SOaiOns cOutsinod the following rot unusual
itcm:
Frfak Nctormk. sl-r ard hse on Of other
ohlrge ttc le"sei ~u had q hr sou H. peace
to-day W. arc informed dat at the Democratic primary
meeting In the IhI-t'enJ War held Inst evening tis
Frank Mccormick WAS duly elected Delegate 10 the
Democratic County Convention, Liz name heading Iuc
list TIC selection IA very appropriate not only tcdusc
lie Thorough representative OF hs party, bat because
10 man III Essex Nc1nty hds moro legitimate .i5cSuot ~
the selection OF Sheriff.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

GRANT NAMED FOR PRESIDENT IN SCHufLkILL
COUNTY.
POTTsyIILE Pa Oct. 27.-The Union League
Of Schuylki County held enthusiastic meeting last
Grant for President and cxGov. Andrew g.. Curtin for
Vice President The meeting adjourned with cheers Tor
the nominees on next saturday night ratification
meeting will be held by the League
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DIED.

yonvriItt Orarg- " j. on Satarday Gel 70 "a' wv "
npphi,,sAer AID sarah Bodsei aged "a 1esn
ucosKRY-uu fhdar afternoon, Oct q. after Nns's '"''
Robert Mc,'oskry .,u t-,-t A., attend thr funeral
-, an. Presbyterian Church corner OF f'h ave NJ"
go Tar-lay oct e. std oelsrk y %"
M. nAlin gau.go Vs.,kas Psgita 90 ma m""Ns WV
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NEw-YOEK AS SEEN FROM ONO.
A dispatch from Washington 40 TIE Ciacin

matt Commercial says:
New-York will go Republican. The CaccerMathe
cuue antiJohueon. anti cndleon. and against pay
ing bonds gfccubacks. They invited voorhees, yes
tcr,lay speak Brooklyn. but he decuCd upon tho
ground that they wanted To- house hiin 10 mizle MN
The President wants pcudletou and Thurman TO be IN
ytcd 10 stump the State The clique say IS bad policy
80 the split iucrraacs They want JOhps0n TO make
Wholesale changes now but he says: "Wa!t uuu AMER
the election. The Republicans are active aud a7ins large
,umsf
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My GAZETTE.

Chief Raguesr DAVID the NAieree. has been dt
Hdshpnsh
rh, Assistant Engineer
lslG ".
.,n, Rnsirr~f Charles Crsssu signed Assistant Engineer
nd s-ronI Frgeer Wu IAsspb DuuhGs ordered e. the Nor
NJ. a., ~ ra.i nm spea VI Acting Third A.
dsiy the ssari Engineer He"r Dsry
And q, he Couiooeoooi. ordered o. the Aaeo
A.. EaalarrI WIN. Pol
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POLITICAL.

NRw-YORK-Be state Ticket
,.-..srg Of sur. JAMES ID. 1icKEAN Of Saratos'
,,s,,,l,r ......... THOMAS UTLLHOUSE Of Ouisro
7-.s,,,,,r. . ..... TIL EODORE h. GATES Of Ulster
,,,,,r.y ges oral... JOSHUA VI. VAN COLT Of hnsA
!, "a, ,edssrvor.ARCHIBALD &. POWELL Oaonlas'
,,..f C,,,,issioaer JOHN M. HAMMOND Of AueganJ
,.,,,t,, s. lris,as. GILBERT DE IA NATNR Of "'onns
Jpl,, g. sJ -lpelA CHARLES MASON oil AA''''1
County Ticket
,,!s ......JOSHUA &. ANbE
.'-s. ,r.,t .........JAMES HAG6ERiA.
''S'' (lSAAC J. OLIVER Qu. teruh
,gn,vttDrs ....,... WM v ALEXANDER (I0 Oh tacaacy)
-, tf,o,,., .......KUSH &. HAWKES.
@''''N' (ALRXANDBR WILDER
........ 5000. LOUIS NAJMAhN.
'F'"' (JA8BS NORYAL
Judiciary.
y.s,,- ssprrra> Govt. .PRBHAAS J. flIH I.,
ts.s,tg5 S,perf0r (ORLAhDO l. SIhWARF
I..rtF -. EDW ARD T. CONLkN
, tvN't -. AUGUSTUS L. BROWN (Ioug tsrnl.
|N5.s ~ 'D HOOPER {. VAN WORST (Short term.
Js5,, ~ Halias C5urt.J. SOILS RlflEEBAND
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THE Site or TRADE.

SAY PR,scsco s6Ra.tcrn Butter dnn AZ eSe WHEAT
The exhibit. Choice shipping quoted ~ " -"
~ quiet II ~ ao"@G Lsra FEEDERS ~ hnins
socI are aui@t AMI prices irregular: Hale Aofcos Sb0 trn~n
pint s5 Yellow Jacket f25. OouI Cury, SJl0, CbolA
Po,o IG5 Fnpir K-ucs. 4i50i tEp.s.sl +l0, sI'
a.e Z NJ. Overuan. rs. ard Ophlr. m
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THE WEATHER.

Thernemrtrr n Y Of the 9Th clsI ai'nos
phe. steady 10Th thermometer u"rst eA m " morn
ur clear sigh eoudy at white frost also s aug opsot
cnau n, ,sru however, miles Afternoon. slightly cloudy uhe
Evening clear. stcads auosphr 21 ihe Thermometer vac
s,lv m 40 morning clear slightly cloudy ~ a. WHITE if"s'
,n f,y land ooects miles Afternoon slgli CLOUDY hf
Evening 90 II ococt c ham Ts the jh SUNDAY on "h no
n speak ALLEN; th" i rauy SUNDAY s jay zol ro' 10
t,,ny SUNDAY. 10 pass IS truly renakalie
StyNSau Ga oct Z5.-lt been raining m torrents an da'
crNrRAL rARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
Tn. following is from recorded oh"r aon- al he 'enA
P.r for the sock ending SATURDAY oct %
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MISSOURI

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIETRICH.
Cant. Bernard Hwa:t, who hal anDoUnced
himself Conservative candidate foe Cungrcra % III
Mayor HOei's vacancy. has publicly Withdrawn is name
IN favor OF Cen James L. Mccormick. Gen MctorinIck
therefore the Only Conservative candidate TOE The place
IN The field.
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VEvANKF-TFe "TI"'' Joy ~ - ., =
49, H. 21 snl sd Duration Of actual raining. b. ard ~
n, fisp q IS inch Polar light 2ith weak Wind so
"a J "a rom n accompanied moderate commencing
NJ nm 2l AND ended about q" s1i CREATES, velocity %
ul. q. per hour
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n YOU hs,. the Dyspepsia, b.,d'ea, dIin." so,',s
rising alt ndgestien Or blos
-, ,on do moi AIui ,0sr sHes hAkksoNS PtksIAl'
IoIgkGks v. will forfeit ths price OF .hs bot S"d '''"nse
u,dropat i,,c institute No ~ bo"ds'-pt w. NoN hV'|
knWshI ir JAS A. koNili, Pbyr'@e'
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SlOlitital aotuts.

Twenty -Grst -embty District.
meeting rat the uniOa Republican state aHi Conir nomna
tss.. aId also the oumlnsti01sO %
The iIoa WILSON BSRRiMAN
For senator.
sni ROBERT c. BROWN
W Assembly.
win 4. be National Halt Fourth sni One haale and
tweaty -ninth -, lIir!em.
MONDAY EVENING. OCT q 1851
The following emeu viii positively address the mes"s;
The Hon HORACE GBBRIRI
tbs ilon. T. j. NTiliAN.
The Hon. ETHAN ALLEN.
The Hon CHAS s. SPENCER
Major JAMES lAGGBHtY.
ladies invited 10 be pre-nt
By orier OF the Committee OF Arrangements, ~ .
". II. Dg CAMP. Chairman.
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yi,,.r Ci.,bIus. Winter Clothing.
IN. hs., stoeI snsst Goods at the lowest prices.
Isrs,st store in the City.
T. y. BALDWIN,
Nos. 20 and q Berers.
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RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
WILL
INSTANTLY STOP PAIS,
-. ,.d, Cu. Al, Rheumatic Nsuplge NsrVos' isd h,inoai
l,t Cholera Di,hsa aud Bo-s COa P,nss Sek a.t
Ssr0as Headache
20 q Bottle.
Fine Gold Watch a. sins.
Ne. STYLES for sale b, q. c. ALIEN 49, c..,.,
wv No as Broadway. On. door heo~ Csasi o.
f;old spectncles ANA Ey e-f;lssses.
For sale b1 q. 4. ALLEN. No 40 bf"A""",
nIournng Earrings. Pins. and BrnceIeH'
For sale by GbO. 4, ALLEN Ne 90 br"ad~s
4 New Inventions.
The TRUSS and SUPPORT k ever insnep mace - Mass
,h csuny or In the ueS Perfect satisfaction the
.usI IA. aud ne ssNo no Bros ~sy stain
loiae. rsxer. Of pTo~Pt' rsparsd Dealers
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sRow sIN ecu Aet toaaadEs. opp"ste Msssaas HsSs'
DR. nIia oItac Arsnor BANDS aud Soies sssischs
a positive remedy Zoe cold TEST
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nrnrrn11CAN MEETINGS

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
iEpUBLiCAN STArE COsHIrTsS Rooms
Metropolitan Hotel, Room lO'. }
HAMILTON HARRIS, Chairman
tprsNK CALDWELL, Secretary.