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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13
! INDEPENDENCE. IOWA. FRIDAY MARCH ls

ofhsppiness in social Fife, namely: frsedSa
and trust. Domeslis diseoed hes ls1ely bsea
most admirably portrayed 10 weekly pssi.
odical under the name of " The Nsgeletons,
bot queruIoss, discosieenasd @omas, Sad .
selfish, nnsympathiziae husband, searcsly
come up to the kind 81 cruelty Of which We
were, speaking; and to which the wrung
besrss and quivering serves Of ~ inmssss
Of some apparently happy homes bser an
pie testimony. When We remember the way
10 which IN cbildsen kiu aies, sssss dSgs
and cass, and shs number pf bpSs Tat a.
light in spisning cockchAfers, Il seems - If.
cruelty was inhereht Ia human nature er 4
may bsonly ths Isvs q pssR thas nakeseU
paay persoas delight in. sAyiHg vhatsvss,
viii n.ost wound Of mortify. They seem to
take positive pIesssrs b thss, nd see@ ~
psacsicesit diff D v~e = psGtiye Asesql-s|
plishmeht, the amount Of pals given b5lag
the gauge Of the success Of the ehtertalhS
ment. Such people 80 saA2g - nosa -
popular, wounds to self lose be!As; ufT sll
small injuries, the most difficult 70 1bfkive.
-LoHdos Society.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

"a H. |. 81 ! inss;l 1IssaasSsss s.sAds 4
1spd1enA ueukri6g = Ps1lsh 1lssues
6asnv AsGhhlis1A Aa1osiso = teaklmolhs
IS! .:s q ~, ~. - - - =
nsn1snibsee1p - kna - go ,
stsf4sht ase = - = @ellaks - -
~ coaetpU, - koa1soae 80 q noQe9
ID atbs SlG1D tsseGu1j ~ eusso6oeisA &
- inl vOpanisa = Qepale1isA - =
Qa10 lnPeqQDDentas - ,a1Y poQoeBA6e
Sl6at s. he UAioa-ys4 tfs6s b soes Den~
e1o11GonAss - svsa - q - H. -
- sAas = lealAhS.a sondiiios e faanes.
sun Y psnoessey P.ese about ssesesy,
ana ask 70 - Fpd4o5s9 - po.se g. ~ psss
Afu1Ssashneat. = Nsv Yoek Cry uhese
~ Dpaoeeaey heYs had control pg 3 .one
I'm Il leals, tbey hevs 'snlAilsd . phhli0
keslAea Spee - paorDp y hGosm a 49,
6sR ailli4 of A111lrsl TIA Gqaeta esae
the Ysb Qdsp ~ Apvlosy FOX The laahcisl
ess1lt;da of ~ &a, aksl ~ fsopas q
~ nnasl DlAoc3a1Gisiai xlasl his asa4
upon thsnselvsse ,lN1 oFebsble 1ks(
=, he sixty thousaia DcGlotiAl.c t1d3oiqv3
voted Ds,uocfafs iulo o0ce, md ~ Forty.
49, 1AN619 SfpGAlqv ~ eH4&s1 sFna ~
pses's e ssat plslSssssa 3 s;.y. !: sc lss:.i.
Demecsaia y oaise Put 0pmoaea1n - a
6ce to ecouomixe gpvsfnn1nls-lo vst5en(
puhiio expsndisuEso keduco tsxneton&i
= lhaAsa ~ hursAsi u - bseglsi B oAl
81 opsl-&lrbeasius 10 ] Aal4. as
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

HnWy 1He0 uAsoaqPA hean,-ih $780,
rAstE, rEyrEs AxD HA1T1s.


49, 4H#fifF1et AR
hhis owa- psl.es xpaleoa, 4 on .at
shsz51l.A, sinrlSAs &L1ssk 6ass6b2
pf men. Hss.sye hikeigAsA Aof Ger.
lain dignity 'vhicA Forbid th66S lamiliarisy
from the highess princes q he blood yes
bi611G4 o~una1 ~ lrpsno1s ewn1o
private habits are not kAQpersd hy IN obes-
Iete system # court ceremonial. Nobody
Who has seen him viii doubt that, ia con,
tsAst nth his uncles, he i . coed ivsf. Ths
best OF French and. German wines are daily
served on Ais tSble, and yeu uay - saro
~ viasds - Of ~ besf, ssd srs ppepaesa
With the very hishess e4cellsscs .sf de
sra, vas ssssl ~ hi ss11askstls G1elsni>
Tia E.pesos spssas Eoa y sls - +
his several rufaI c6aleaux and he ssdSc4
of shis 'lsshas1S - 49, teae - on1s
hAa6ee spqGlo Ssaprse ~ qlAh q n
stoos early, vhea out Of town. {aE5al m,
s'cup u coGee, IA NJ stlsxeR ~ kios, ~
ns1hislJ s1seaasuises H - 49,
e1g - iseervsl i. ~, peivats Rnedqas n ~
chateau who're y q skaysng. Iisal1y acec4>
pa16ed - hiu 1jssle oen--Wi(h UNoss - 6sn~
vnesm se1pselg All ~ tius-aaA b hpos
kvorits geniles1an Of bic bossshok. Il
the course Of tie morning hs 6nds time 70
receive o1bcials aad mia3stsn On .a&Aies Of
State, and olten rssds a hoor before bfsak>
fast II his hsalh i lsss strong thsa ussal,
he be- daily morning ccns1lhtioas visA his
pAyScinnG Ths Ssyal 6ssaklAss nhss
plass : Esale aAss nee@ and = d9pe asd
wholesome fruit alveys being oae Of ~
articles q boc. The Enpetof Hot ss!deo
49, qhw3 sap el1ss bg1akfse, - the
aaxneensia talss np wkA puhic ;a9AirA
riding. waking, and ocsasioeally shooting
safedilson. NfE - s s'AF Y
IL ersaAnr pan of ~ ol6dpl duaiss ase
concluded = ths mosning: y the Cabinst
Council the Emperor 4 said to b unusually
stisnt rashse eliciting The opinioas Of Others
than giving his Own whis ths kmpesss
EugenA Who u always present gives her op-
iuisus earnestly nndb0peuly; md ssgses .
fsssA9 - desths xinieoeO thsmaalves. No
poleon, having heard the sensiaents Of The
Minister'S, briefly states his Own decision,
and gives dleeef1ous for the carrying o0t Of
the policy decidhd o.. The csssssSef Who
has nosk inasenes With him = padeshte9ly
Rouhef, Minister of State and tAis afisto-
cratic and ant ntisssolutioeasy statesG6an 9
nearly sf<sys h accord viii tbe Empssss,
vho takes II - Of ~ Jes1jo1uua pseuss
psy. INT - .t.se :soshs. tt ths -
1ee ls,aa.asl1 dse:es - AiAs.b 49,
- !, ~ Era !. : 4 s5kst H. ~ = -! 80 -
'ofteo beea sesiocs rupssres betseen keo.s
and her lctd, AND sn's was ue esss Ven he
.ens INTO sne Iu1ssn sGs IN 1921 -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13
Neat Market !!
PRICES REDUCED OSE-fHIlD.
Clinton & T. J. Wilson,

uAvIN0 PURCHASED The Meat Maraet
IL Of Lashsy . Bro, will keep soustantly On
Eas1 ~ bsk qsality of Bssf Nation and Pork,
aaA sth9 meats in thsir season. Having had
leqe expssisnes in The basinsss, and being large
y engaged h buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
ing ON their farns, win ct al times furnish the
very best quality Of MEATS. Since taking hold
sftAis maFhet they have reduced the price of
meats one third, and will continue to furnish
them at the lowest living rates.
Ths highest market price paid for cattle aad
hogs. Those having stock for sale will do we'll
to give them call. MO
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

4 sWv lsres ssabsp-ef tnpossssl sessissaials
4 l|afs.::':::;;;7; '::' :;
D.. Hsc1oLs. ~ NortNessk, ~ sQss
sscisss noe oir 4 cosaAs - otAer pri.scsic c6<e
sioas bap afss D. s(egsfDse ~ tAe k3Sssves Ase3e1
u eAgenmo6o& on40oDr k5a6roeetu0 E
nsr. J. X. CEASE. n Rumssy, ". n, srss~.
IL Aare o$ydsss syspsj1s9 ydat lWA1s pjas
Ss3IssisE st g e s.sa':ssis ss:s$E; z &c ~
uobje 6haa Gsenr, 7 heeo inee ta6eA ~ Coupoua6
fer to66, - = U6rbs 0afn5aG5.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

eho ss3ksd s1GAieAe 70 Nheso ~ old eentle-
man was plscsd, md 6sslsimsd: AAh,
iAsgs y no des bat y DveAeAs - NJ Z
W en- boaA of sncf feysa = g. SAs !,
~ - ~ s2ets.s "a = - - a,oseg ]
oaas-lsrmiR61s 4agazins. .ssswS
ss "a K
lnroasxHcs or OesD DIcEsrsos.--K
touch - - a1hea1otAlQipoAs - efA
pig's ioos sv.lIoved !! mianiskl, kas eban>
"a : nss's vhels Ii IA = isseplArisy
e - he No. nads aasy ~ GnGpJ slsaoss
. fsnA 1shs onsaas jsies isnIkighs, asAE
thee1Bo6 - sWinoing Os1os, bstUos1d s9
nieos hsiG19 pleessas plaesy Asd AoAg~1ish
sobodY = = ) harry u aSss \ ~ q II thssa
@u1lr, nyseesiess 1sid tkess i - aIley, ths
skv of IL i a sfgsd, sks winds houl ed
ssssJthine = - ss1 dbnaL Ifyos vass
= FL nlnPpy = ia3y suing = hss svIs
veddise, losk olsvesvdiDsajsssnd ciss.
fsaiis s5Jesa1. 81 4 giss: TT
BsS4 e1HAKs Anp. nov 36 Coon
Ihn3e-IsAAs sasly 80 efAhna6sers
~ aSGe 61 NJ :st lpss
ne<osaEkDayds ~ Sai4Skost 6axi;y
1S6se1sssNbfa9 - shs HaunNn e5siess
md tosns-Bestpn, New Hay1 49,
-esd okDss ~ lsuvG|ed u1cb, were
4l6aga ann1amo = SanoA XeW Uoxen,.
% enjs3s~1seA fsullsAsbssisassk 4
man b the name Of Butler kept =
psbiic h6dse b tlfse town, u ChsPel
stsest, asd abodt that siae, wae e.
mosa fos his diliciods steaks, which.
he aIvays cooked or attended 10 him.
self Yoa would End him, with his
Write zap and apron os.befoss hesp
- lie hiskogy GeelA II tfsses sof the
espat vide, oIdrlaehipned chimney;
heyieg > Ioae. haadls sttachsd 70 =
large, double Qkinged1 gvidiron, arid
. Me steak fAstened % e II, % MAT
be S0aM Heep tBspsesak sarniag, 6rss
ON thsseae side then 1ou the other,f
thse apkha. drop Of thsl ,fpe gravy
should drip Of. When done. Is was
dished up, and placed steanling hot
before the hungry travellers, Who sev.
ef faissa y do ample juseice 10 the
efforts Of the cook, Nho.. b these
meana, built reputation. q we'll -
. fovtuse, by the knowledge Of broil.
ing beeibteak." sS'sf ia
The rules a6opted by shc -cslebsst-
ed = Bsslbseah Clah, " esgAaiaed in
K.9iasds > 1884, wses TINS repreaens-
!. Rasl IN yssS Essk SaM eelaen tS1sks
"a mi. = 3 81 $50 -: p
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

We don't know whose baby wrote this letter,
but We think that sny old +" Unite" glass eye
or no glass eye, osght to be proud Of sach re-
lssisn. Here's the vs3 il reads. Il

g.
We don't know whose oaby wrote this letter,
but We think that any old Unite" glass eye
=. -, ~,... -. o~sAt Ia he ,voua If .nch =.
...-....-.
iAssen' ne' "'eA"s' ~
Dear old Unto
dot oor letter; rs
Ny old Nanny
She ditten better
ehs every day
Little Bit stronger,
Don't mean 10 be sick
Very much longS.
Dsddy's % fat
Caft hardly stagger,
11snny Gays he links
Too much lager
Dear little baby
Had bad collie,
Had 70 take tree drsps
Nassy paragolic!
Toet dose Of Tatnip,
Felt worse than ever.
9han't take no more
Tatnip never!
Wind % stomit,
Felt booty had:
Worse ct Of sitness
Ever had.
7ssss sa Ever Lad belly sts. 80 4 ..s., {,
OlA. uatis Bill,
T9lnfI4 fun now, ~
Say what 90 will.
/ used 10 sleep all day
And cry al night;
Don't do 20 now, e
But I'm growing,
GettimR pootv fat:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

The nost dishonest argument eser rssoss>
ed 70 By the opposition-and ue regret b
say that it Is very commonly used-b thus
put By the St. Louis Times:
"Seven years ago, under Democrasic rule,
the expenses Of the government was not over
seventY millioas Of dollars. Now, under
radical administration, they are Eve hun
dred millions! Which does tie tAx-pysr
prefef3"
Eleven years ago the Rspubliesn party
had bsen bsatsa u he Presidential enoassk
Of lS5S, sad psacsably suhmittsd 70 ths pop
ular decision. In 1860. The Deuocfatic
party were beaten in the Presidsae;al con.
test and rebeIled. The entire De0oerxsie
party u ~ South engaged i. . wseegaisst
ocratic party ct the North eympaahizsd With
that rebellion, tried to smbafssss every effort
Of the Government 70 suppress Il, eoaeoe1sd
secret conspiracies to rsiafoecs Soslhsen -
bellion with modern iasuneelioa, resisted
the drslA, discouraged losua and ID . thous
sand ways increased the diAculty and cost
o. ssppressing this DsnocaAis rebellion.
Ths var was psoloaged seab ysan hy -
hopes Of I'D which Soulhltn iShe1b pecsised
from Northern DemocfatS. Etti4 ,D6t6o<
csatie victory in Northern 6kaAav 6odt the
country huadreds Of millions of doI1nse. At
last the Democratic rebellion M .cruohed-
h had coat tie coantxy many iva 0tch
blood and iosr Aosaand millSons q dollees.
viii Anancial slssneth xlisk ssspss1 II
ma " hA eontxiysd - cshsk . sehel!ioa
&c great without apfng into 6keSGa uiasAets
70 6oetoA dollar. VI ~ ei4 = e6a-
seq1epce of ihat rsbellioa, ) 1ehkef tst9een
srs r~.;ilv ssi.c;n~ md ,,s1s;n, - .l.sS
= M n: rssf f,r.1 ctsdit c3s f1 ,se,.s.sr.
a ami n. rrosre,;tv X ,hs coo.e,@ ,s,;s
Gu sou tne PWpes"y VI sne eOss9y sovS>
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

From the Iowa Homestead.
TlabeF anA msAGe Grewlne In le-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13
Wheeler 4 Wilson's
lIcHeSf PRSIIUI LACK sYlfcI
SEWING MACHINES.
Decided TO b the btst Il the following Trials,
al the prominent Machines Of the
@A World competing:
D0AHERHr(

Decided to ~ the b.st II the following Trials,
all the prominent Machines Of the
a World competing:
DOAG4sTIC.
Ansrisan Institute, New York; Mechanie's As
sssistisn. Boston; Franklin Instituta, Phila-
dslphia; Kentusky Institute, Louisville; Me-
ehaaiss' Inst,tuts, Baltimorey Mechanics As
soeiation, Philadelphia; Mechanical Association,
81. Lsss MecAaaics' Iasttuts, San Rraneis-
-; Metropolitan Mschanics' Institute, Wash-
ingssa; At all the Fairs Of the United statss
Agricultural Sceisty, fs -
And oil the State Fairs Of
Maine, Vermont. Connecticut, New York, New
Jessey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mississippi,
Alssatfi, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Tennessee. Hli-
nsis, Ksntucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, California
AsA HsadreAs Of Cesnty Fairs.
FOREIGN.
nD08-Rsris.
10O1-Paris, Liverpool, Manehester, Ashton.
looe-Laadon, Warwick, Cornwall.
looD-Lins, Koenigsbsrg, Liverpool, Man.
CHESTER, Lancashirs.
o11e-Daptsie, Agran, Krems.
o00G-Dublin, 6tettin, Cologne, wisnar, Dun
= sdin, tKew xsalsad).
100g-Psris.
3Aas Machines are adapted to every variety
ef eeuiAg, from the lightest muslins 70 the
hooeiss9 elsths They work eqsally well spon
-, 0nsa, WOODEN OF cotton goods, with silk,
liao ~ cotton thread. scanning. quilting,
oaan.sing, hsnning. telling. cording. taoking
~ Instructions, recently compiled and Civ
- fnl1 inform atm uuon every noint IN de{nil
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

Waggoner 4 Cos.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28
.coNDEMNAToRY RESOLUTIONS.

At tho mass meeting held at Pculleton on lest
Thursday, the following resolutions were offered
and ndunanimously adopted: :s.r.-f., .
~ Resolred, That. IVES the people of Anderson,
:oconee and pekens have paramount desire,lo be
united again under the Constitution of. the United
States; istours desire to be at peace
with NIL classesf oursctizens, both within and
without our:Stato. s.i,s.a.s sa.rs- tza a.
Resolned, That the;la political ussassinatons in
our State are outrageous wrongs eAnd VIC hereby
protest against them. not only because they were
committed by outlaws, but because if not stopped
they will bca prelude to widespread disaster to
all Of our best interests.
= Re,olued. That we invite all the clubs with which
we are associatette to unitctheir voices in condemn
ing suoh oui-lnwed practices. .....-.,.z
: Rtsolrea, That We think il the duty of oil good
men 10 afford protectionto all unofendiRg freed
uen against oppression and injustice.
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aoVERNoR SEYMOUR.

III Thsg suggested NithdraWals tho democratic
ecandidatea; and the. mpoli.ic action of certain @
sleading nswspape relating heEeto,s have caused
ssGDv,.SEyMoun totake,thc stump, and heis making
aelkin:ring With arguments and sce-
q1ent appeals toihs NORTHERN massesin behalf Of
Democracy. He wilIspeak nsthreel or four States
This week, and will doubtless accomplish much
good. If space allowed,7 VIC would take plcasuHe
n repubEshing one of his mastery efforts this
issue % $3.50 - e'ss51 ,'ssts{. go.
Gov. sr7aorE is the second candidate ffsrttiais
- ;S7rrsidoncy who has personally advocated the
cause Of his party dnringtbs campaign.' In 1850,
str poudIAs made speeches and was much com
nantea upon, but felt justified ia the course pur-
SUED By the distraction Of parties at that time :
The incentive to-day is much stronger to induce
Gov. SEyAopn to depart from .she beaten l track
since the cowardly. course of faint heated Demo:
Gratis jeopardized the success of. time.honoted
principles: lis noble Inien proclams him q
worthy ef the great constitutional
parsy
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.NDas eS%:7
,gpnteneM.

MARRIED, on tho .25th inst. at the residence Of
the brides father, by w s. pickens.i Esq. Mr. NJ.
T. FLEMING to Miss FANNIE, Youngest daughter Of
MS. Clardys all-or Anderson: B;st@ a.-4. .:i.s .
* = r The happy couple will accept thanks for a
handsome cake, and the best wishes for their un-
interrupted. felicity and happiness.
October 81, 8Gs, at tho residence of The brides
father, near Lowndesvillc. by tho Rev. w. F..
Pearson, DR.. L. THOMPSON, of Ands,,on; and
Miss Lou c. GNuvEss of Abhevna. -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28
R0R. SOLICITOR.

sgfs s.1ss o-s 179 5
Democratic Contention TO nominated can
-tdatefurs Solicit, r osahes Eighth Circuit met at
sRendleton nThnrsday lasts andorganized by.call-
Ssias Hon. B. T. PERRY. of Greeuvie, tothechair,
and requesting gvnIrarIt sTnnEs5 ESQ.,, ,of Oconee,
aet as secrerRry. sAll the counties composing
she sth 0fcuit were represented. .on,i ibe.tbird
Hot wiis III. PEnRr Esq, ofsGreenyile, was
unanimously nominated as the Democratic candi-
date FOR solicitor sPFRnT isa young lawyer
os good attainments aud . gentleman Of sunexcep-
tionable character He is the eldest SON. We be
I;eyee of Gov. PeaRy, and vas member Of the
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TO THE PEOPLE Of SOUTH CAROLINA.

FELLOW -Cl1lzENs: AS members OFFS our Statess
Executive SCDmmittee-a body which represents
nearly evcryEhite- citizen of South earolna-ws;
fseEit oursagty to invoke your earnest esFortsin
tteScausesof peace and the preservation of order
wessbeg ffonnitc with us fh reproBaiing these
recent ects of siolence resultingsin the death of
Martin, Kandolph and Nance; byswhich1a feRsIaB-
less and reckless men have brought discredit on
the character of our people, though provocaton in
these cases may. have been given. No cause can
prosper which caliS murder to its assistance or
idea of assassination said George McDufie, sis
$50 Sabsolaaey abhorreut to all The feeliugs, the
Christian feelings Of modern times, and of .sncb
pernieious tendency, thatI tcel.it 70 be my duty
thua uneqni voqay 10 express my utter abhors
renee Of anSproceedins hat may have the remotest
tendency! spggsstit. Sach acourse is, not only
obno1iousto. the ebhorrsnceofz every honorable
man, fromissmoral atrocity, but fromsts Political.
lendency.'';'s1- a5 5E-S'5sss -: - s
sListcngto the words OF that patriot, whicTiseem
70 ocome from his gra+s,sto warn the people whomi
he loved so do7otodl5. wsScan add nothing TO the,
weight Of thi5 gseat authority. =We can only ap-.
peai TO you to -support:the Jaws. to o-prcsorvethe
peace and to denounoe those crimes which haveso
recently, been committed in some portions of our:
State. We speak in behalf Of the Conservative and
lar:abiding portion OF The people, who constitute
We feel assured. nearly our entire white popula-
tion, ,,andin their nams we express empRatically.
jonr adherence Of such acts; and We pledge our
selvesta. give oil the assistance our power to
euppress5 them. We Gadjure all who love. their
State. of all olassesr white and black, to be paacea
bio and quiet, to lend their efforts TO promote
harmony; and to .quen dissension. We ask those
/ who are opposedto ue, politically, Ounite wth US
to check. and diseountennnceia! incendiarg. Ian:
guagey whether utteredair spubic. or priYate.1and
tojoih asin the efortsMe aressmskng, for the pre-
sSrvaiion Of pesce,t ,tthe supremacy of'laN andthe
nisintenances forder. Lawleasness, ,uiiKend danger
thepeaee of the whole State and vii. surely bring
disaster to all classes: Let Sus aIlten, however
8e may differ in politics, .devofe al: cur.energies
to maintain the good character of our State andto
promote q better feeling among our whole people.
-. sn:,., WADE HAMPTON, Chairman.
s,.t...4-s.s. JOSEPH DANIEL POPE .. -.
75., .asJ.. P. THOMAS. -, =;
.s,,, W. B. STANLEY. $50 :.,..-s.
a3eJ a,.s WM. M SHANNON. ?s..>,: -
-sy;sess-zs SO W. D. PORTER. - .ss.5
s,&eg s,;l :THEo. g. BARKER:c4 .si
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WEST. VIRGINIA.

The Radicals claim That the election last week
in West Virginia Was carried for their party'by a
reduced majority. On thc other hand, the Demo-
Gratis. professsto Ravs: gained the victory. Eri.
de1ly, tho majority austibe small o1fseither side,
aud we confidently believe that the Pansi Handle
viii vote right on Tuesday next Radical recon
siruction seeus-tq be failure at all times and
under oil circumstances. - -
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FARM AND eARDEa.

The October number of this agricultural month
ly has been received. We are glad 10 observe con-
tinqed7 evidence Of improvement. and. likewise
gratifed to know that the enterprise is q complete
success. Published at Clinton S. g., by JAMES
R. JACOBS G Co., at One Dollar per annum. ~
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For The dnGcrsoa InfelAgencer.

= t.,s :sss For me dnccrsoHa alnfelklJenccr..
,NoEzNaTIoT;oF SOLICITOR For THE EIGHTH
D.: &. t7e,%a4 q CIRCUIT. .Y,e $50
Pursuant to.prcyious notice. the delegates from,
the counticsl composing .heslighth Circuit met in
'Pendleon on the 22d inst for purpose of nom
innting a Solicitor. : :. SIC isss:. 45l4Slst
a.s The following delegates were; present: sscs
= 3AIderson,E Ay.SH@ b. ;Gaiards JAS. a. Hoyt !
IIaFicGann; Greenville B. F. Perry S IA. Townes :.
!0conec, G.. C.Langston; ;R:S fPorcher; eWiiitner
:Symmes; Pickens. L. m Robins r. N. iGarvin.j :
On motion, Gov. Perry was called'totI the CHAIR
and s'yhitner .SSymmes appointed Secretary .S-
The following resolutions were introduced: by
Mr.. ..Hoyt and adopted: 81
sResolped; That tWoithirds of Tie entire vote of
the Convention be requited to nominate candi-
date for Solicitor. s'4 = s''-sS.c-9 - -
Rs,oited,s Tint tie vote IF tic counties be cast
as q unit. .' 5z--- ----7--- >
fne balioLing for anominoe was then commenced:
e. First lallot-Keith, s; Moore A; Perry, s. Sec.
oua 1al,ot-Keith, S; Moore, A. Perry, s. Third bal!
lot-Pcrry IL. VIM II. Perry, Esq, Of Greenville;
receiving a unanimous vote the third ballot, was
declared the nomneeofth the Convention for solici-
toro the Eighth Circuit. 60.
Re,olved. That the Secretary furnish the county
papers in the Eighth Circuit with copy of these
proceedings. - - ..-,sss.-'.....s.=3
On motion, the meeting adjourned 49,. - =
ss ,.s B. F: PERRY, chmn,
WAI7ssa SrMMEs, Sec.
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.sa,oroHoaeIsEoaE..

TIE saslssa eaatid dare for Congressional hon
oEs IN tie Third District: seems i hareiost no
time IN reaching asIin after his hasly de-
sparfnro from our quiet village, pa:ag graph in
the ,Pheais states that 1oes has, dreadf1I story,
~. The: Mn country, and of his own hair.
sbTend.h escapes. When. an authentic version of
story hand, we will seudeaSor TO nm
velshe mysteries his departure w 1ar from
.spur midst ss ,assl2sc scesf s. $500 !
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N sdaesday u ofnilll 28.. % !.

ES5 klh papers DISCONTINUED atsthe expiration
of tho etime for which they have beenp - Si5S
SnSeaN aNo-name entered spon the books i unless
she money scconl lanies th e order; -.
"a Cross mark indic Gates thai the subscripa
sioaiss about expire. .sa.zss
all copies alzaasyIss ssstts Upon
cation :sa :sS.s,s5ss :. -
IFs seIgB s. sas.sS 49, VssNsss
Ten copies ff5r f,i.a one yeaS, s's s22 so:
Twenty sss s7s.ss3. - 5ssss 40 00
For every club Of twenty and upwards The getter:
up of the will be entitled TO either of the fol.
lowing agre nltural Onraas Tor enc year as pre-,
- . southeru Cultiyator.g American
Agrioultaris ,,sor EARN and Garden" The mon;
eS-mpsssls company: the order. -. III
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Committee.

Upon motion, thu, following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:.stS.s! 81. ~ ..s..
e, ResOlped, That the Secretary of this meeting lie
instructed 10 transmit acopy of The proceedings Of
this meeting to Gov Scott. -, ,..a'fs
Resolped, That in jusiceto.the reputation Of our
District that the Pheur, and oil other papers pub
fishing The said '.Pfoclanaion;" be requested to
publish tffe eproceedings of:his meeting at once.
:. On motion, the .mcetingthcn adjourned.
c..35.ss1 u 5slss 3GL r. MUNRO, ,Ohm'n.
W:iW. HuMrHnkYs, Sec. - =. e.5,s...z.