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SALE OF FINE OIL PAINTINGS

e.-, -. On Frlday evening,
september 25 at IA O'Clock, The auction roop,,
no. b2S CLesnut street, by catalogue, q coIectinn
hlne oll Palniings. handsomely framed. The toIia
character. e" anu Pieash
viii De on exhibition two days previous to saIo r
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HOOP SKIRTS.
62S HOOP SKIRTS, 900
NEW FALL sTYLEs Wv

La PANIER, and sll other desirable styles and
sizes OF our " ~
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS
Tor ladies' isses and children, constantly ON hama
al hade 10 CrOer. Largest assortment ia the oItv
ana specially adapted for first class trade.
COksETsl CORShTSl CORSETS!
Retailing at very low prices, Our assortment Ia
complele embracing Ihompson's Glove FILtibg, IN
hil grades from ~ 80 10 $3.50; Beckel's gerioI
ErthCh woven Corsets, from SL'IO 70 SDs5O; supe
ilor Whslebone hand m sde Corsets, from = co
eS2O. In 5biel0B and circular gore; Madaule Foy's
corset skiit supporters, at Si.2O
Also, mis-. Moody Patent SeltAdjustipg Abdomi.
hM Corsets; whiCn every lady should examine.
. S0lset Clasps, q cents a pair.
Wholesale and Retail Mandatory and Salesroom,
No. 6sS ARCH Street.
98Sm WIN. T. HOPKINS,
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924 4w

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE 81 ORES, ana other articles NJ ~
Louis Arsenal, st Louis, MO- VIII be offered for
SALE at public auction, commencing 10 O'clock A
NJ. October 8, 1865 large quantity of Condemned
ordnance Stores and other articles, Consisting of
Iron cannon artillery carriages, AID cannon halls
artillery in plements and equI ments. ~
CRrbines, musKes, rifles, istos, shot guns swords
and eabres. ''
Infantry and cavalry sccoutrements
Horse equipments, consisting OF saddles, brId o,
halteTs, etc. S''
Artillery harness and parts of harness.
Cannon mortar musket, and rihs pow der, and mis-
cellal eOus articles, "
An opportunity will be offered by this sale for
towns anu other associations, individuals TO mr.
chase guns and carriages which be ssiuie
purposes.
nished upon application AT this Arsenal or Al Inc
Ordnance Office. Washington, ID. O. " e
Terms cash; ten per cent. on the day of the ssla
ana the remainder when the property Is delivered
~ hirty days Will be allowed for the remOyai NJ
heavy ordnance. ALL other stores will be re-
qutred to be removed within len days from close
OF sale, 00
Packing boxes to be paid for at the stated prco p,
be determined by the commanding otfcer, O "
The officer making the sale 60 right IN hd
In and suspend the sale whenever the bidding does
come up to the limit that Ay be fixed by TnHss
authority on some of the articles. or Whsneyer In
Inter OF the United States, in his opinion NAV hs
subserved by so doing. ' 'e
Brevet BEfgadierG General u s.
Lieut.'CoL OF Ordnance, commanding rsenaI
et. Louis Arsenal. mo-, Aug. 20, 1868 0o2It
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pUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD-
i nance and Ordnance Stores. O
large amount OF condemned Ordnauce and ~,
rance stores will be offered Tor sale al P1bIIc nn
llop, at the ROCK Island Arsenal, lii aois on WE6
kEsDAn, the IAN day Of October 1885, ut 10 o'cIcS
principal articles to be sold VIZ ~ Va 'Aie
26 iron guns, various caliDres,
340O POUNDS shot, shell, eJc
$40 field carriages.
2U5 lots of artillery harness.
sos carblnes, various models.
3z73 muskets and rifles, various models
235 revolvers various models.
$4,000 lota OF infantry accoutremens.
1000 Mcclellan saddlea.
5000 curb brides.
5000 watering brides.
Persons wishing complete lists of the stores to he
sold obtain them by application to the Chi IF Of
Ordnance at Waship gton, ID. q OF Brevet Colonel
Crispin, United States Army Purchasing Ohcer cor.
Of Houston ana Green reefs, New York city or
t. ]. RODMAN,
Lieutenant Colonel Ordnance and
Brevet BrigadleI-Gener u. s. A. OOmmandnI
RCck Island Arsenal, Sept. 4. 1868 I9SSw
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These poris have foreign commerce OF 5000 OOOOO
and an enormous domestic trade, besides which we
have the immense internal commerce of the Empire,
Iadiatpg from these points, through its canals and
navigable rivers
The cable being laid this company propose erecting
land lines and establishing speedy and trustworthy
means of communication, which must command
there as everywhere else the communications OF the
GOvernm ent of busin ess, and Of social life especially
in China. She has postal system and her only
means now of communicating inform alton Is by
courier on land. and by steamers water,
The w esternW World knows that China is a very
large country In the main densely peopled; but few
yet realize that she contains than third of the
hum race The latest returns ade to her central
authorities for taxing purposes, by the local magls.
trates make her population -Four Hundred and -Four.
teen Millions ana this is likely TO be under than
over the actual aggregate. Nearly all OF these who
over years old not only can, but do read and
write. Her civilization Is peculiar but her literature
is as extensive as that OF Europe. Chiua is land of
achers and iraders and the latter are exceednoIv
quick to evsil Il emselves of every proered facility
for procuring early information. 1t is observed In
California that the Chinese make great use of The
telegraph, though IL there transmits messages In En-.
gIsh alone To-day, great numbers of fleet steamers
are owned by Chinese merchants and used by them
exclusively for the transmission of early Intelligence
Ii the telegraph wepropose, connecting all their great
seaports we've now in existence. 1t is believed that
its business would pay its cost within the first two
years of its successful operation would steadily
increase thereafter.
No enterprise commends itself as In a greater de-
gree remuneratve TO capitalists, and TO our whole
people. 1t is of vast national Importance CONNER
cialy politically, and evangellcally.
Shares of this company 10 a limited number, may
be obtained $50 each $40 payable down. SIS on the
Ist of November, and s25 payable In monthly install
ments OF 81 so each, commencing December l. 1868
on application 10
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$4,000 SHARES, 800 EACH.


DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW @, CURTIN, Philadelphia.
PAUL s, FORBES, of Russell & Co.. China.
FRED. BUITEET1ELD, OF y. Butteraeld & Co., New
York
ISAAC LIvERMoRE, Treas. Mich @. r. r. Boston
ALEXANDRA HOLLAND, Treas. Am. Ex, Co , New
York.
Hon. JAMES NoxoN, Syracuse Ny.
O. ii, PALMER, Treas West. U. Tel. Co., New York
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, of Westray Gibbs O. Hardoas-
tie, Y.
NICHOLAS MIcKLEs, New York.
OFFICERS.
A. @. CURTIN, President,
N. BICKLEs, Vice .President,
GEoBeE CoNANT, Secretary,
GEORGE ELLIS cashier National BANK Common.
wealth. Treasurer,
Hon. A. X. MCCLURE. Philadelphia, Solicitor.
The Chinese Government having Through the Hon.
AnSon BtulinOdne) conceded TO This Company The pri,
eOe OF connecting The great Sedports Of The Empire by
submarine electric telegraph cabte, propose connerc-
ing operations IN Ghiu and laying dolOn line Of 9OO
miles at once, bett0eei, The fottowinO ports, via
Population.
OOOOOO
Macon. 90 900
Hong 250,000
Swatow 200 900
250O0D
toO-CnOW.. 2oOOOO
100000
100000
20,0 900
Shanghal........ 200
rotaI EoIo ooo
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THE BRUSHCREEK TIP.
TRAGEDY,

Death Of FOrEner- W5secsp arrested
and Imprisoned IL L'efauyt Of Bait
for $4,000. aa~e
Our readers will remember the ac-
count published ia our columns, of the
shooting Of Jesse ForkpeF, near Car
mel, Brushcreek tp., by John w.
Wisecup, on the 25th Of March last.
It was thought for some time, that
the wounded man would recover, as
he appeared to be mending, but last
week death ensued from the effects OF
the wound, as stated in the verdict
Of the COFODeF's jury. Wisecup was az
rested, brought to this Place,and exam
ined before Esq. MulIenix, charged
with murder. After hearing the evil
.dence, Esq. Mullenix fixed the amount
of bail at 81, 900, which being unable
tOgive, Wisecup was committed to
Jail to answer to the charge
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The Horse show and Festival
Next Week.

This affair, commencing next Thurs
day, promises to be the most interest
ing and attractive ever held in this
place. A number of very fine Horses
are promised and win certainly be on
hand. The Managers win spare no
effort to make the occasion pleasant
to all who may visit our town at that
time. 1t is hoped that our people
win all turn out on both days, as each
will be attractive. Fast Trotting and
Pacing viii come of on both days.
Strangers from a distance viii find
our people hOspitabIe, and every one
anxious to make their stay pleasant
one. "Old Highland" is noted for
her generous and intelligent men
and beautiful ladies, and it is expect
ed that there will be more of them in
HillsborO at this time than ever be-
fore.
In addition to the Horse Exhib ition,
the Festival, Flower Show, and Prom
enade Concerts, will be pleasant at
fractions. Let everybody come.
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From Paint TIP.

appointment Of Delegates to Union ConUe1-
TONS Congressional Delegates Instructed
to UOte for John Il. Smith.
Mr.. EDITOR Pursuant to the call
of the Highland County Central Com
mittee, the Union men of Paint tp.,
met at Summers School House, and
organized by calling w. P. Hughey,
Esq, to the Chair, and appointing
D. M. Barrett Secretary. g.. -
The following named persons were
appointed delegates to the CongressiOn.
al Convention, viz: Capt. D. NJ.
Barrett, J. v. Patton and B. c. Hulitt.
Alternates-James Elliott, VIM. P.
Hughey, Esq, and VIM. c. Blair.
The delegates appointed to the
County Convention were as. follows
J. C. Spence, James H. Patton, John
Easter, Capt. D. M. Barrett, VIM. P,
Hughey, Esq, Harvey Murdock and
Benz. Cowgirl. .r..
The delegates to the Congressional
Convention were instructed to vote for
John A. Smith as long 7as-there was a
reasonable chance for his success.
The nominations of the National
Convention at Chicago were ratified
and hearty support tpledged to the tick
let.
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| W'et WedtbeT-COT7I Planting Wheat
and Grass Whisky Still Rampant
Political Items - UniUersaLiSt
Ct,srcl-DeJegates to Union CO1lUe,a-
tons.
LEEsBURa, May %, 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR: The deluges of rain
that have fallen in the last few weeks,
having subsidized, the farmers In this
section are again enabled to proceed
with their planting. The Corn, should
the weather continue favorable, will
not all be planted by the first Of June.
Wheat and Grass look splendid, and
should the season prove favorable from
this on, there will be. no discount on
either. We have heard no "croaking''
in reference to those two crops.
Whisky and anti whisky are still at
Iloggerheads in our village, and every
day or two we have a lawsuit, max
ing employment for Mayor, Mar
shal, and lawyers, at somebody's ex-
lpense, and more still threatening.
Then stand up, Whisky! for the imps
of darkness and of evil are your back
ers, to urge you on, to set morals at a
discount, and to make of religion a
mockery. Lady members Of cOmmu-
nifty, hold back your dimes and dollars,
and your womanIy sympathies, and
do not give them for whisky prosecu-
tiOns, for fear you take a dollar from
the ''whisky ring" and gain their ire,
as you have already done.
The Impeachment excitement has
somewhat subsidized, and the Republi-
cans are settling down to their lot, and
patiently waiting to give Brother
Springs Etwo calves" who are reserv-
ed for the butchers knife, (not Ben.
Butler's) in November next, stroke
of lightning more severe than that
recently given as a fOrerunner, to the
steeple of the "Christian Union"
church of Marshall. Do not get fright
ened, gentlemen, and call Col. Pike 10
your aid; for with Gen. Grant as our
leader, we will send all three Of you
up Salt river, sure!
AS to the candidates for Bepresen-
tatlve to Congress, but little has been
said. The race appears to be between
Clarke and Smith, Smith apparently
having the inside track. But the peo-
pie here will be satisfied with either.
The Universalists of this place have
recently had their church repaired and
reseated, and have had it rededicated.
The ceremonies were performed by
the Revs. s. T. Carlton and R. T. Polk.
We are always glad to notice i'm
provements in our village. Capt
Guthrie has Just made quite a beauti-
full addition to his residence by enIarg-
ing his grounds and planting the same
in shrubbery and eveFgreens. Captain,
you took US by surprise.
The following are the names Of the
delegates appointed to represent this
township in the County and Congress-
ional Union Conventions of May Both
and June 4th:
County-F. Ladd, N. H. Chalfont,
w. S. Patterson, G. Ladd, l.. c. Guth-
rie, G. Vanpelt, J. F. Moon, and T,
Dillon. Congressional - Leroy Kel-
ley, M. II. Cherry, and J. HiIliard.
Yours, BERT.
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LibertT ID. UnIon- I'D.


Pursuant to notice the Union men
of Liberty township met at the Court
House on Saturday to appoint dele
gates to the Congressional and County
Conventions, and organized by calling
w. NJ. Meek to the Chair and appoint
ing E. Arthur Secretary.
On motion it was ordered that the
delegates to the Congressional C6nven-
ton be first appointed, and that the
Chair appoint committee of three to
present a list of names suitable there
for. Thereupon j. H. Bradley, D. c.
Patton and ]. w. Doggett, were ap,
pointed, and after consultation present
ed the following names: Capt. J. NJ.
Barrere, Capt. J. H. Mullenix, John
II. Jolly, D. G. Patton and Jacob
Holmes, who were appointed by the
meeting, with instructions to ill va
eancies.
The following were then appointed
delegates to County Convention: Benz,
COnard, B. J. Harris, Reece Griffith,
G. A. Doggett, w. H. Glenn, J. A.
Doggett, w. A. Nelson, A. J. Brouse,
VIM. Richards, R. R. WaddelI and R.
A. Linn.
I . o. .
Jos. II, Mullenix, Esq, was nomin-
ated for Justice of the Peace, to FIJI
the vacancy caused by the expiration
OF his term of Office.
Es5 w. NJ. MEEK, Chm'n.
: 2. ARTHUR, SEC'Y.
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An Tn1Dostor Exposed.


A paragraph appeared in the Cincinnati
Gazette last week, copied from the Dayton
Journal, in which it was stated that man
who gave his name as 'Wm. II. Trimble,
Of Hillsboro, son Of Gov. Trlmble," was
brought before the Mayor of Dayton, for
drunkenness and vagrancy, and that he
had a terrible attack Of deIirium tremens.
Our citizens, all Of whom know that Col.
Trimble is man Of strictly temperate hab-
its, and that he was at home attending to
business at the time referred to, can appre-
ciate the modification to himself aud fami-
Iy, caused by the publication Of the slander
in a paper Of such wide circulation as tie
Cincinnati Gazette. he Immediately sent
the editor the Card which we give below,
and we hope all our contemporaries who
published the article from that paper or
the Dayton Journal, will do Col. Trimble
the justice to copy his Gard, or at least give
its substance editorially:
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DfsfFauehisImg Union Soldiers.
The Gazette Of last week makes labor
ed attempt to prove that the Democratic
Legislature didnot disfranehise the soldiers
in the National Asylum at Dayton. It
quotesIthe act ceding the grounds and ju-
risdicaOn Of the Asylum to the General
Government, the last section Of which pro-
vides that nothing in the act shall be so
construed ''as tOpreUent any inmate '0hO is
a legal vofer under the laws of Ohio, - from
voting in the township IN which the Asy-
lum is situated. How adroitly the cat is
hid under the meall But will the Gazette
please tell us how many Of these crippled
heroes are ''legal voters in said township,
under the recent election law Of the same
Democratic Legislature? Answer us that,
and then we shall see whether our charge
is not fully sustained. Come, gentlemen,
inform us how many of the seven hundred
soldiers of lawful age, now in the Asylum,
have the right to vote under the laws OF
LAST session.
We pause for reply.
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pR. FUcKER,s APPo1N.FMENTs

DIR. TUCKER cannot reach Hillsboro,
as the cars now run, to fill his appoint
ments; he will therefore visit
LEESBURG-At Griffith House, on Thurs
day, April 23d, Wednesday, June 3.
GREENFIELD : Harper House, April
24th, June 4th.
DIR. TUCKER has had more experience
and better success in curing ALL CHRON-
&c and obstinate diseases than any doctor
in the West.
Ten years of successful business on one
circuit is, or ought to be, sufficient to con-
vince all who need medicine and wish to be
cured, that they had best consult DR..
Tucker at once s.s marI2tf
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PerranaL.

To tie Editor Qftbe Cii,. Gazette.
The shocking case, on the frst
page of your paper, ofthe Goth inst,
would have created surprise among
the good citizens of Hillsboro, some
of whom saw me in town every day
last week, and been no less a surprise
to myself, knowing that I was at
home, driving forward, oven through
the inclement weather, difficult job
of work on my farm, had not known,
as do many of my friends, that q
drunken vagabond and black-hearted
villain, by the name of Harris 4
Shinn, has been personating me fol-
at least thirty years, in every county
in Ohio, aud in all the Western States,
even in Canada.
Whenever the rascal is out of mony
and wants to make a raise-wheneveI
he has the delirium tremens and is
afraid Of creeping things and horned
animals, the ID perhaps, among
the number, getting the better Of
him, he represents himself as VIM.
q. Trimble, son of Gov. Trimble.
There is no accounting for his
constantly and persistently using my
name through such a long series Of
years, upon such numerous occasions,
and in such variety of places, in
stead of occasionally for the sake OF
variety, as is the usual custom with
scoundrels taking some other name
to excite sympathy and procure aid
and attention that saves his worthless
life, except upon the principles Of
cowardly malignity.
I thFeshed him for some Of his
moanness when We were boys. He
has alluded to that fact in his conver
sations with men, and said he would
wreck his vengeance upon me while
he lived.
Ny regard for his mother while liv,
ing, and for his brothers and sisters
since her death, has caused me to re-
frain from giving the villain, through
the public press, the notoriety which
would protect the community from
his impositions and my reputation
from the foulness which his filthy
representation casts upon it; but since
a journal of such extensive circula'
tiOn as yours, without inquiry or in.
vestigation, presents me to the pub
lie in so odious light, feel it duty
I owe to myself and family to make
this statement, and protest against
any editor hereafter taking it fol
granted 1 am capable of degrading
myself by getting drunk in DaytoI
or anywhere else. Very respectfully
VIM. II. TRIMBLE.
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SM1rR's BIBLE D1CrToNARY.-There

SIuTR's BIBLE DICTIoNARY.-There
are a great many advertisements Of
the various editions of Smiths Die
tionary of the Bible. That the book
is a most valuable one, no person can
doubt. We have received a copy
from s. S. Scranton & Co., of Hart
ford, Conn, which is certainly avery
fine edition, and We can recommend
it TO our readers.
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Rev. Mr.. POWELL, of the Baptist church
in this place, preached his farewell sermon
last Sabbath. We learn that he has accept
ed a call to our neighbor village Of Wash
ington, Fayette county. While we regret
70 part with him, we commend him to the
people of Washington, as an estimablt
gentleman, and an able, earnest and effec-
tive nraacher.
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- Our HCity Dads" are doing q first
rate thing in grading South street, from
East street, west TO ThOmpsonviIle. They
intend to Macadamize it with stone and
gravel, and when finished it win be one Of
the most desirable streets in town for resi-
denCes. Con Curry is "bossing" the job,
which will insure its being well done.
Three cheers for our enterprising and
public-spirited Town Council!
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By W. c. WINTER, now at HiHsboro, OR
DERs for "Barney's Suction Wheat Fan. y
Send your orders at once, as you will
soon want to use It on the new crop, and
they viii only be manufactured to order
this season. Price $40. Also
WANTED.-A PARTNER to purchase the
PuteHtee's interest (one-halD in this new
and valuable implement. my2stf
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THE WArNUr ST. SCHOOL HOUSE was bid
of by =. S. Black, our enterprising towns
man, for $3.50. We understand that he in
tends fitting it up for his Carriage factory.
The Main st. house was bought by John
D. spargur, Of SPargur & Bros, for $1,000.
He intends, we believe, to erect residence
on the lot, at some future day, when be gets
tired of the joys Of 'single blessedness," :"
and makes up his mind to ego to house
kesping"-an event which it is whispered
will not be far in the future.
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nsrThe largest assortnnent of Pain

BgThe largest assortment of Paint
Yarnish, White Wash, Hair, Tooth
Artists Scrubbing, Shoe, Shaving and
Cloth Brushes, and Feather Busters
ever brought to Hillsboro, just received
at Browns Drug Store. Call and ex.
mine their stock. vi
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Is still IN session, and viii probably con-
tinue through the week. It has been en-
gagged chiefly on the civil docket. The
trial Of Cameron for killing Or. Fellers, in
Greenfield, was set for the next term.
The Grand Jury found bill against Co
ins, the negro who killed Tate for murder
fntlle frst decree.
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Any one contemplating advertising
should read the card in another col
umn of MEssRs. GEO. P. RoWELL &
Co., Advertising Agents, 40 Park
Row, New York. This establishment
is perhaps the most extensive one Of
the kind in the United States, and the
very large business they control en-.
ables them to secure for their custom.
srs most important advantages.
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The Young Ladies Of the slgOurney Lit
erary Society Of the College viii give an
EntertaInment Tomorrow (Friday) Eve
ming, in the College Chapel. Tickets 25 eta.
For sale at the Book and Drug Stores.
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~ Business Notices, 81 oar LOeat
columns, Single InseTti0'5I 10 cents a line to
Regular AdUertiseTs, Is cents 70 ITansie'is
Customers. Each Additional Insertion half
price. No Notice inssrted for less than 80
eertq
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Carr. HIEsTAND is determined to keep
up the rsputatiOn Of the old firm for sell
ing cheap and good Goods, and plenty Of
thom. He has some very beautiful styles
Of fspEing and summer Dress goods for La
dies, which are going OF rapidly. Call and
see