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MANAeERs Oh KLEcrt6s.

We have been kindly ,furIisheA with the fnb-
Joined as c6uect list Of the PRE- fncs and Nina
gers of Electioafor York District gRe Com4is:
sioners have pfaaided sufficient number Of Man.
ayers for two, boxes, both at YorkVille and Rock
HILL the object (Which y that t6g GHhhas Irs!g
vote at one Of the boxes at each place, and the
blacks at the other. There viii be no election held
at "Clafk sStore,n' this preclhd having beenfcop-
solidated with the 'sWy WyEe Store precinct The
Managers and Precincts are as follows:
n:At Krkssas s. Iewis;A W!Beard' ~ BIZ
Boyd, W. C. Owens, G. E. Bechtler and J:s;Aa
RatcEford ~ roy ,igitil ,oagar o. asa' tzoE
:aBahssJoRn j. Hunter, D? n! PesiamirJ'Bs
Adsms ..:sT':rYh! 29s s'g:sTc3n s'J7: Tro E. .iny
Caay HM-J. D. eurence,n P!e [cgalluna,nJ .
T. Barron n 10 17gl' Gs:m 70 y9';s2:HH'Hai
Blaaspvsze- -JohhL Miller, John Hall, Robett
(yairnes,. IL, nl .Liah hGD bIt:w u A:o3 .y1isJi:
7McConnelsviue eLR. T. Guthrie, a. r. Lindsey,
e. A. Crawford. .!-sa Hea 'G:a1,ta 'UinEGi brE +:
:: Roes HsW-C s. Rutlana;p a;pwm. Kerr William
Horton, T. q; Culp, Aneficus 1anier, Francis
Dsv;el IL; {. ii II ?rn dezsio =! rs q! nor taa
!: Fort MiQs-M. O'Connen,, JstD. Hotchfiss,
Matthew Harper II" ha" 81! at1a''"' t@7<''i
. ComSs qdeern-R- L Crook, John T! Shaw,
CD Anderson. -: 2h r2an .rs"9# ~ ."!9suT'.
.Phass OLD MIL Simpson Rawls, j. W. Isom,
T X. Bates. cd II .alz!nit esIt iof h'h 9Ii 'a"'!
Wyhs,s Store so,rae Thos. Hatness, Morgan Dover,
James Wallace ~ -72"9Hrni @iog II 2a;2':--' 81
ID Bethany Robert Caldwell, John r.. Fsris, jag!
Dover. y '' o',o ''Y! ''-' 'i:',,'" ~, 80
TByysat TBoyysaasonr / Ri eavsny, Ii H iCsysay, John
Whisonart. "'H ''0f fi'' ~ j 'h'I 'n y <'',r
The Mapagsrss rs Of Election Il Win attend at thsit
respective polling places on Friday and Saturday,
the soth and s1st Of October, and on Monday, the
End Of November, for the purpose Of revising the
registration lists. The names of such persons as
are entitled to vote, and are not registered will be
added the lists and those registered and not en
titled to vote, will be stricken Of. ',,, s.L ~
=. .GJlE..!C ~ 't.l -.
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I. rAAseen S3tneN N0ro OF tnat patrlOt, WHICH seeiu
g eS@s pom bis grsSe, y warn the people, whom
The e-zeisht thiss sraas anshor;ty-- -Wa-eaaouly
peace, and to dsdSaaos doe q a;sseS s WIKI SsSs
30 recently been committed n po4tions of our
State. We speak in behaEof the conservative
and law-abiding portion sf the people Mo cov.
stitute, we feel assured. ieady ousl d6tirsjwh
popplatiQp. and in their name IA axpress e,auhata
ically our adherence Of such acts; and We pledge
ss,ssl,ss s fsft agnE r. sss5 ,s.e t.
State Of ii casss, white and black, to be peace
.ss saa e 2EG5sss sRsss sse ass
:sslf sss * 5ssaaa5 s III sSsss
.sss1ss sss E ss fss a sis s Ss!ssjss ss
tmoEpaseGthe supHnssyGfIh md ihs minG
tenance Of order. LaMlessness viii endanger the
ss Is ID I as Is9 ~ a ri, a sSsn. M RoWessa s we We
Issy diffSta i1 posi6sp devots;a IN o6ur eueffiesso
maintain thsr1pp6 character II 1f.D1S.Stak, aai,ta
pFopoee, s5battar6 6eeHng aRodS oRr,Mbole people=.
ssii 4go 10 WADE HA3iBT0Ns Ghairmsn,las
ii .yas. sai.yI IQssEPH R4 POPE
8 ssonorq etA sTASSfSYod AYSffYod ag,es5 ss.,o-
aiiuii''s BIZ WSEs MiBHK KNN6Nt t21ssfE Gstie!
s1ad s'qfsa WEE. PORTER rs4S2sd E''oaiEs.E
atioI .dt-to 4HEQsa BARKER cyz :. i-tE
s1sti MS sac ;a,sis aBe gm 10 ztRhasirsas
5aa = aoasiv Y0L fFIcxa TFkiias. a1'sl % ,.,ia
s5sdA as lsats satdsanss Z ,sa Al sstn.tss ths
Msjsrity Ma Qhie st iii, I.,i s,.j
fslT lTis RaaiesI! islI! ptjpI in an Con-
sfeasj0Pat ticket, M9Aly 40 J ,xdt nn, tt.., Hx
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E...u A PROTEST.

We call attention to the protest against the
chasgesin Governor Scott's proclamation, adopted
by &nonim Qf the citizens of YorEsaaAsasaiiRs
on the 26th instant and published in this weeks
issue Of the ENoU1RER Our people have little
ass EFT them ssesp. thsas starsster 8 gid vhenls
deliberate attempt is made to defraud them of that
for partisan motives, it is but right and proper
that they Ghodd ddFNhdi@tS # Hfde khel world By
challenging the proofs upon which It Is assailsd:
The paper IS prepared 10 becoming spiat, and
we believe fdiGrepsssents hsrisws3 3oflthd hrge'
olaz of our nsnnIeS 9+s7csdt ..d3 9t55h oibohp1j
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29

THE REsULT7o OF THE ELECTIoN. s.a
The Managers Of Election throughout York Coun
tyare specially requested forward to us state; M
ment of the vote at their respective boxes as soon
as practicable afer the counting of the votes r.,
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.sEBW ADVRRTIHRlENT6s

F, O, Harris Judge OF Probate Citation-DE. +
r. Bratton, Applicant Sarah Ann Massey,
Deceased. :, ''F''i5tI'F. -. 49, ~
49,, .'cy--In the Natter of WsD. Chisholm and
benjamin McKittrick. ,...-,c,f, .. .,....,;.
R. K. Scott, Governor
Mrs. Z. Dickenson- ilhnefy and Fancy Goods
Wylie d Roddey, Rock Hill-Dress Goods, dcs -
L. 81, MasseyNNoH Office to the Creditors Of w. B.
% DUNLOP! isNa !''E '!p fIit % c9nsl' =" p:
3. Roess1er Il A. Ftiedheim+eD Dissolution. .o;.ici
u Maeeh a senRn h99%nHorses Mules and wagons , for
- t)sa1np9 g1fsSTE "a Is >E2 hEut: f~7J j, fi.i
D. T. IPartiow; Adminstrator-sale iofi Mules,
sis Cows, Hogs, &c.if,;, ., -.,.o,, ., .-aT,
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,ETHE CXR0IiNX FARMER.

The first number Of this new agricultural candak
date fsr public fsyors has beep received isKslll
filed With seasonable, praca matter adapted If, to
this latitude. In mechanical execution j. sgpe;
nor X to any any agricultural publication p the South
em country and taken al i all entirely worthy
Of the patronage Of our Hide-awake farmers Tie
!C CaroIiaa Far1ser IS published monthly by ".
Il Bernard, Wilmipgtop, y. g.. sts2 PEI snpuin
IA COPY s; may m Be e1aniiDed at the ENQUIRIES Office
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I. L. FHlrcHgY. il ". b. TuoHAs.
THEo. /. FRITCHEY & co.,
STOCK AND BILL
II R o X IL II 8,

We TTiNSEE 4 ND.
WILL pay the highest cash prices for
wv Government Bonds, Stock, Gold,
Silver, Uncurrent money, Notes, Bills, &c.
Negotiate Loans, advance money on good
Collaterals, Loan money at small discounts,
and transact all business that pertains to q
well conducted Brokerage Business.
BD~ OFFICE next door TO J. Henry
Hoppe, Esqr. t s
my2.tf ~ &
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,

2 AkRoLL COUNTY, ND.
il
Int anslcFslghed, proprietor d this Is
iailsshmeat, has on hand. for Spring plant.
ing, 20 600 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf end Sihndard Pears COO Cherry
Trees. Also lot of.plsms, Apricoss, and
Vninces 4 good supply Of iwd and lhrrc
old Grape Vines Of 81 The leading varieties
@nrranis, GogFcbeFries and Blackbcfriea.
sTRA RITES.
An extensive stock OF Strawberry plants,
ceiling az low rates. have shc.A rricnitusal,
Russell, Wilson'S Albany secalina, and
filimorn. These VII DC sold al 81 per han.
dfcd, 80 per ihOnsaod, OF $85 per ten
thousand. can supply aay demand, up 10
ono million plants, having eight acrcs OF
Strawberries nov under cultivation, EN-.
bracing twenty eve varieties. among them
the JAeonda. Golden Seeded, Downing
Prolific, Triomphc dc Gnnd, Stewart Seed.
ling, &c. J haro also Rsspbcrrios. Ever.
greene An extensive stock al large .kise,
suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDI0US TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, q lot ofperpessial bloom.
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., Nd.
JaS3'h
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ATTENTIONS!

THE largest and most complete
zzzselection Of
FURNITU RE
IN Westminster, is now being offered 10 the
public, by IRA,E. GROUSE, at his NEW
AND COMM0DIOUs
W ARE RI OMS,
located ahont one hundred yards East Of the
~ Depot, and neaFly opposite the
Catholic Church.
h,s Stock has been purchased in Phila
eeiphiA Tor tlie cash, aud consists Of the
iaiest and most improved eiyles, VIZ.
PAllI10R NUTS,
iete-asteteE, Sofas, Marble top Cluster aud
DDeaugHet Tables, Spring SCAT Chairs; also,
Chamher Suits, consisting of splendidly
finished ilound CUfnercd ilrdstcals. Marble
~. s Pressing Bnreaus, Marble top EoeIosed
CH1IRs..
Hts selection Of Cane aud Wood see, fsb.;,.
is lnrge and Of the most sns,stnn.ial make.
lie viii keep constantly on hand 4 large
Hsaa very superior Stock Of Furniture Of Ms
c0FrIgS.
],eing ~ possession ofls new and very Gle.
Enn, aaEA itsE, he j. prepared TO furnish
SOFFlNS and attend Funerals nj she Short.
Get notice, q prices that will always give
satisfaction.
ne keeps also large aud wen selected
sTO VEs.A kk
which he can recommend 70 bo IN -
inc --latest and pGst improved pat. Il ~
terms, consisting Of Cooking, Pnlor and
Office Stoves.
lie invites all 70 cxse.inc BIS Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
~ ! strict and faithful attention 10 bus,
ness, be hopes TO receive share OF public
patronage ''',
:. IRA Il. GROUSE.
n b.--Old Furniture and Chairs. rppair
ed Apd PAINTED on reasonable tcrias.
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DENTAL IMPROVEMENTS.
DIR. EAA,g
Improved nitrous oxide
Apparatus.
DR.. GEO 8. FOUKE, Dentist,

Dr. GEO y. FOukE, Dentist,
Having furnished his Office, In wsamIsster
Nd, with one VI Dr.. Bpau's Pasrnt Imusarrd
Apparatus for tlie mansfaetafc ofpcrfsctly pure
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
would aanoanec that hewIli will be Al III time,
prepared % atmiaisser this popular AnasiLetsc
Tot the
Erfraetioa n 7crM ,riIibm fa6.
Da- FOCkE would iasifs thn attention az The.
public 10 kis lately Improved ArsasrHrntc
PEEssvEs PtsrNa ron AhnF1ciAL Tsnrn. Nv
means Of 80 improved Air. Cbataber. lie pfst
sufe % the atlnpsphffr ~ holding tseth ashifs
and securely " the moab. Il maze rrrlaIuix
snd efeciuaily attained than by ans siylr u
form ~ plate hitherto sstd hy tho pfnls~sira.
The salae aud excellence 81 a sel ~ Artificial
Iesth are nneh enhaReed By ihis nos and trulg
philosophical arrangement.
Ilf. Z. epBtiaaes tho Practice II Dcu,i.,rV In
gu lts Branches, and boinr pfesesT Hsgter
u Nerd Rst1er for Dental psrposes. b. i lho-
Foughly experienced In the manafaetara az
teeth 1t"n the Fsi,asiie Base, and 4 prepared
10 supply ihis style d uoft ~ very nsdssase
rates Iune I--ts
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w EsrEns mn. RAILROAD.



ON and .atter Monday, November 18th,
~ 1867, the traips going East win leave
Union Bridge at $40 A. NJ. and BOO A.
N. Westminster at s,45 a. ". and $50
A. NJ Arrive in Baltimore nj $40 a. NJ.
and II. 80 p. N. 49,
/ Leave Baltimore nj $40 a. NJ. and $50
p. NJ. Arrive al Westminster NJ 100 A,
NJ. and Q. 90 y, az. and Union Bridge at !
4S A. NJ. and so T. NJ
Stage connections nj Glen Merris Station
for Hampstead and Manchester on arrival
ofs.30 A. NJ, train, and for unioniown,
Tancytowu and Emmittsbnrg on ttc arrival
Of the same train ut idnwood Station.
Tickets sold through from Baltimore. 10
Emmittsburg Baggage carefully checked,
and no change OF cars. Passengers for
Emmittshnrg ask for tickle svla W; ". X. X.
tfas abHR p y. II. IRWIN,
dec5.tf s,ifeso sup't W. NJ. II. n.
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1sHE%s valuable mAAnfca een b. had a
regular make, fstes, freight ndlcl. al
al acesz,ssbse points.
PRICES ~ BALTIMORE.
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate 5 II, per Ton
liaggh : Chicago lloas Fcitiligcs ID rer ton
Bangh' : Chicago Blood Aaaafe $50 ~ ioa.
! have Also on hand. manufactured es prsss.
y ior my own trade, lie csleltaisI
Aarytaati Iassics ~ Bees.
which has cvoYwhcre given sacl, an,loul,sl
satisfaction. Prico Ia Baltimore SIS t.er
toni alec the various grades 81 MEXICAN
GUANu by the cargo or single at luSost
rates. send isF Samples and cisculaes
You viii find thcso manafes adap,nl al
every soil and crop. They are ass.i IL csery
part 81 the roantTy and have gisua entire
satisfaction.
He3- Nee foil particulars 10 Circulars.
GEORGE DUGnAiE.
Manufacturer Agent.
Mes. o. end los Smiths Wharf, liaiio' ma
neR-FDr sale by Gsun 4 ORxnoagy ami
TiionAs i ScLissA a Co., Westminster.
tan30sm
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The Singer Sewing Machine.

TyHE Singer Improved Letter A Family
Il Sewing Machine is as near perfection,
as will likely ever be attained, in the beauty
Of its stitch, its, noiseless motion and It's
adaptation TO all kinds Of work, either heavy
or light. Call and see them.
N. /. GORSUCH,
decl2 'Aa kss Agent.
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N z w FIR m
AND
~ e w GOODS.

M EsSRs. MfKEsELL q SIMPLIFY
1vA take pleasure in anhouucinx 10 ile
citizens Of Westminster and The Public zen
orally that they hagr formed 4 co.pafs,,er.
ship 10 The Wholesale and Retail trocrrv
and Liquor business. and now olIcr % H.
public 81 greatly nellcod PRICES one Of she
hes; selected stocks u GroecrirA, snrh "a
COFFEE
from y 10 % ots. Eos primo Rio, suva,.---
Brown and u. Island II "a 10 II, css ,,rr IL
Also Hard and Son Crush Sugars. 6ne In.
peFial and Cooling Bib. Teas, Spiees. Haj.
sins, cufrants Lemons, Cheese. 6c. IL !,
prices which defy composition.
We voald most especially call ya.,v aisen
ton 10 our Rne stock OF iIanoye.
which have been selected with great n n
snre, nta which &c nov 0tirf IL 81
'lots % suit the trads, Wholesale a sE%ss
Retail 4 baltimore ciiy pFiess. Also
FINE BOTTLED LIQUORS.
warranted TO be pure aad pot up eKpressly
tor medical purposes, including Maslasia.
Port and Sherry Wires. old French and
Cngnac BrAadies. also Brown Ssout, Morn.
ing Star bItters, etc., &c.
We have h a1dition ID Tie shove. aisnys
on hand largo stock OF 7'nnacco and a.
OARS, whieh eAre pEerascd 10 sell NJ The
very Lowest nsnFket sutss Aisn, 4 larvk
stock of Dried Fruit on hand.
We also keep constaully 90 hand an
kinds q country. produce, such a. Flour,
lard, Potatoes, dc
As our motto IL qwick aslcs aad small
profits. We moa respectfully insite Won 10
call aHd examine our stock before pafchas !
ing elsewhere, as We confidently brlicve d
70 be 10 your interest 10 do 40.
uffiAH II. MIKESEII..
J. FRANK SIMPLIFY.
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Painless Extraction of Teeth
(H1TH0ET GAS)
Dr. charles EBiIIingsIea,
DENTIST,
:" AYING supplied himself with an An.
H parntus for Producing LoeoI 4,,a,sfLs.
sia, takes pleasure u informing u citizens
Of Westminster and the comnuuliy II large
that he 10 prepared TO use this latest in
Prosement IN the extinction Of Teeth. The
advantage possessed by this Apnafatns over
oil ethars y that y qbects oilly he payt
He hos also the most improved atvle ~
Apparatus for manufacturing pare Ios--ot
course all persons callingonllim can choose
the method they prefer.
All operations II Surgical nud Mechanf
cal Dentistry performed in the most approy.
Ell style andat moderate rates.
Office, adyginiag he Fafhers Residence.
Hccr Farmers { Mechanics Baak,
WEsruISsTgn, Mr.,
whore may be fonnd at an times s@hen NOT
PROFESSIONALLY engaged Al thefollowing places:
Onion Bg1dge.--is t Wednesday IL every
=, month, remaining until Saturday.
He'o Hfndsor. Ind Wednesday of every
month, remaining uBtil Saturday.
UnfcnfosrB. Bird Wednesday every month.
remaining until Friday evening.
Tdneyforn- Friday every mol,th .A..Ye.
manning until the Wednesday following.
apis
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Tobias Liniment SionrbFaker'S i.inimcnt
Mustang I.iniment, Jadwin's do.
Burnettfs Golden do. Bakers Pain. Remedy,
Weavor's Champion do. Foutz's Mixturc,
DE Grath's Electric Oil. Garglipg OIL.
Ponds Extract Of Witch. Hazel, regarded as
one Of the best remedies known for internal
or external pains.
Tough and ErPeetoyent Preparations
HUBER's CHERRY COUGH MIXTURE.
Halls Balsair, Wishatfs Pine Tree
Liyerwort Tar, Tar Cordial,
Schcncks Puimonic Ayers Cherry Pectoral
syrup, e6s Jayncs hxPeciorapI
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Remedy for plies.


THE subscribers are nov ,p,a,,,vvs n.
Westminster Md, an Ointment which. sasg
long aud extensive experience, thew emf.
gently pronounce a sure and pleasant ss,ra
ior that distressing complaint kuoyn IA
Helnorrhoids or Piles. From msny certi.
i,caies ofpersoiIs who hive been cured Nv 4.
they select the following. Ssa'2s
WgvAlSsrEr, Nov. 20. isGs. =,
] hereby certify that after having tried
various remedies for tho cure OF Pilss. wifi
which disease have been afflicted for Ten
years at least, | was induced to give the Pile.
Remedy prepared by Drs Butler and Evans
trial and, am glad to say, with the most
satisfactory results, SO much has Il relieved ,
me TINT feel assured that with little f,1r.3
Their irse Of il shall be perfectly cure.l. il B
cheerfally recommend Il TO all those who
suffer from this distressing complaint. i.
II. +. REESE.
On receipt Of sI00, box Of the Oint.
ment, with fall directions, win be sent. nos.
tage paid. through the mail to any address.
For sale III Westminster, by A. II. Huber,
Druggist No, 2 Carroll HALL, and ~ ths
subscribers Mt the West End. s7 I
~. FRANCIS BUTLER. N. ID ~
LEVI EVANS. 49,. \.
F0UTZ, llG FNhklin street, baltimore
is our General Agent
angl5.tf F ats
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Grey Scotch Goods, vas
Sold C9vtls, and
hcorg CdsiRefts.
These goods have been purchased Tor
cash; and at low rntas; aud | propose 10
sell then 10 "a small Iic ccAsnwe., with AZ
wow OF cstabhsfing DE. reputation N bc;nc
the cheapest stsiler ofrlotbiug In the state
! also keep constantly on haad ucnlie.
men Furnishing Goods Of all kinds.
have an assortment Of T'RHNKa.
iseatierand Paper, varying Ia prices from
$50 10 5000. 81 .V' :"
Give me q call AEd exatriue for youraeiyes
UATliARlNE BUSBY,
Near the Depot.
srpzo tE Westminster, Nd.
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z s $ af
&E
THE "P0ULTERERS FRIEND~
A certain cure for =
ssapcs In Chickens A. Tnrk@ya. =
VIII prevent aud cure Cliickon Clslara :.
aud other Diseascs common 10
) Poultry, and will promote,
M increase of Fat. s,S
FULL OBJECTIONS, ACCOMPANY
EirH FlCKIGE "a,
GsB-l'riea - cents. -sssa fsa 4
FENHE annexed are few of The c,vrtifeater
IL We have received ia proof of the great
value aud efficacy 81 the I'odl,cre7s' Fr,n,d:
CARnotlT0x. 3AITIuoKg Co.. Mis-.
December 10, 1867.
.hcasrs. CIos,eo'fiy 6 In:
ueHileniea II have used yanr s.poulfrr.
ers' FRIEND upon brood Of Young chick,
cIts that had the gHpcs. and ann nanny IA
say thu, by the ass of few doses they werss
entirely cared Il will certainly cure the
g,pes when used Accord " to direcfions.,1s
Tours, &c, GEo. HAR4As. {,
.ASsAgnias, Nd, Feb. Z, 1865. Ii
shessrs. Cl0tWoriAg q Co.. s4s.l
Gcntlcmen--l have sold all the ''poulicr-
crs' Friend j received front YOU hast Au.
gust. The poultry in the surrounding coun.
try was dying very East with 'scholera.r r..
recommended your '.Poul,erara' Friend,r
and Il worked like o charm. I gave il as
directed, aud i cured those that were then
sick, and have not seen any symptoms OF
the disease since. Yours, Sc . -
u, MKKrEgx, Cross aud Warner xtrs. y
JEFFERSON, Funk CO., July %, 1867.
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MACON, Noxubee Co, June 2.


EDITOR CLARIoN:-I suppose that you have
b. hi. time received my letter written from
yiIion, 50 l will continue my description OF
as,our am making with Gov. Humphreys
riCol Hooker, from the date of it.
sunday was spent by the party at Meridian
went to Marion with some friends and at
egded preaching in the new courthouse OF
4uderdlle county. 1t is very neat, brick
hiding and does credit to the county. L
.m that efforts will be made, as soon as our
late is politically settled, to remove the coun-
B seat to Meridian.
Next morning, we took the train for ScooDa,
. Kemptr county. Gov. Humphreys being
.1swhat unwell only made brief statement
Mil, positlon as the candidate of the Demo
gric party; Col. Hooker followed, and the
gnence was very attentive. Here, as in Lau-
.ri,le the people are aroused and determin-
THAT Kemper shall have no more HauserS,
iE1Ilo 15r2is-to represent them. Ihey VIII
i.G.,t me constitution, even though they may
M, rs,,istar another vote; but | learned that
Fsv viii be able to add quite NUMBER oi
Democrats to the list of voters. AS g9ou
gsn that Kemper is all right, L VIII say thA,
HIu.er no longer claims to live there, puC IL
Mecounty of NOXubee. o.,i,, .,
Ia.f NIGHT we reached Macon, and again a.
elsewhere, met with corulal Melooi NJ, da,
gmubr V and Col. Hooker were sefehauet
by the brass-band of this place, ana to-ua'
thew smoke with good effect to the largest q"
Ianca they have had since they began Ill
canvass. r. 41o loe
There is still plenty of corn here OF the las
year, growth. and the prospects are me l95
FOOD crop this year. More anon H. ID
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TRUSTEES SALE.

nv virtue ofa Deed in Trust executed on
II the oath of January, 1857. by Il. Barks-
= lie and A. J. Barksdale his wife. so secure to
~ a1au,ba : Withers, the payment of promisa-
~, m' note therein fully described, which Deed IN
~ ny has been duly recorded in the Probate
4 fu5 ot,ice of Kinds county. Miss, the I'M
de erin Trustees viii proceed to sell at pub
NJ; s,Sntion in front of the capitol, in the city
of Jackson Miss to to the hgest BID er sv l@ Of
Inc 1seS the following described property
VIZ: The south half of ten acre lot number nine
fs9 north. in the city of jackson, and State OF
mississippi. containing five acres more or less,
together with all the buildings ana improve,
ments of every description on sa'o io' o' parce'
Selling as Trustees, we will only convey sueh
title a. + vested in us, which is believed to be
good. g09onhIF Is 6nEEN
NAV "a. 1868. law Trustees.
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lawrence County Correspondence

RRooKHAvEN, June /, 1865.
E3j,or Clarion Saturday the 29th was
the dav fixed for holding Public Meetlhs
at Monticello for the purpose ofnominaIlng
a Democratic candidate for the Legislature
Arriving there, we found about one nun
bred and twenty of the solid men OF our
county in Convention. The proceedings
We're harmonious and all necessary arrange
ment, made to defeat the Constitution as
far as this county is concerned We intend
to give a good account of Lawrence III the
approaching election. j. E. Cope Con-
Tolerate private, was nominated as our
standard bearer. He is a young man OF
great popularity, and has carried an armlesS
sleeve since the battle of Gettysburg de
was one of the lamented Rarksdaies men
and we trust to give him large vote Oo'n
personally and Democratically, II there Il
such q word as that. l trust you VIII ehVei
his name as our candidate in your HSC U
Candidates Yours, truly,
J. A. III.
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Hon. J. F. II, Claiborne, Hon. D. c. Glenn,
And Hon. Roderick Seal,

Are requested omake appointments Tor tne oe oo @h
Sotbern Pearl River Counties and to attend any OF the
above appontments suitable them AS the election is
To take place ON the odd of june it is mposoe lor e
Committee to make full appointments Ior all the
Counties We have host of able and distinguished men
whom we have been able to name ana IN .e can
ase - onen the canvass every County, at once, and
r tried and true in the field of discussion
The Counties not penetrated by hanoaos' must aepu'
chiefly ON their local speakers