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ratio County Convention

|ocratic County tonventiou for the
pa Of candidates for county Offices,
eld at the Court House in Manitowoc,
Hay, October II, 1868, at , o'clock
be Sc verei towns in the county will
ID to delegates as follows
IL 1 Cato 2
3 Kossuth Z
. Cooperstown 2
3 Manitowoc Rapids 3
! Manitowoo 7
3 Two Rivers 6
II Mishicott 3
'evs 2 Gibson /
2 Two Creeks !
JERE. CROWLEY,
JASON IELLET,
&. DAIMLER,
IRA CL Ark,
FRED. SCHMITZ,
Dem0crdhc County Committee.
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THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN-Marshal
Serrano, accompanied by seven Generals Of
the army, entered Madrid on the Sd of DC:
tober, in triumph. Great preparations
were made there for his reception. The
streets and buildings, public and private,
we're superbiy decorated, and a large civic
and military procession escorted the Gen
erals through the city. The houses, side
walks and public squares along the route of
the procession were crowded with citizens,
who received Serrano and the Generals
with wild enthusiasts. The procession was
followed by q parade and review of the
National Guard. This was great patriot
ic display, and was made the occasion Of
striking manifestations OF the popular will.
The troops carried, side by side with their
flags, banners on which were inscribed,
Down with the Bourbons, Sovereignty
of the People," " Religious Liberty"
Free Education" and other notices Of q
similar character. 1T the termination of
the review, Marshal .Serrano made pattii
otic address to the inmenss multitude of
citizens and soldiers, in the course of
which he announced that he had united
With General Prim In calling Marshal Es>
tareto, the Duke of Fittoria, 70 the head
of the State.
Queen Isabells has issued proclamation
insisting upon her right to the throne Of
Spain, and repudiating the provisional gov
ernmeut.
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and Departure of the Mails

az PosT-oPFtcE AT AASITowoc.
n, EAsTERy, SoUTH-EAsT AND WEST
AL via Chiffon and Fond du Lac. y
daily, Monday excepted, at o'clock
closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
clock Pm.
p MAIL (via Shcboygan. ARRIVES
2 O'Clock r.x: Leaves daily at 8
Pm.
MAIL Ito Two Rivers only. AR
ally at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Closes daily
lock p. NJ.
NAIL. via Green Bay to Kewau-
|or County, and Lake Superior, twice
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
lock A. N. Closes every Monday and
lay at 7 clock Pm.
EsrERS MAIL, via Branch and Reed
Menasha, once week.-Arrive-
riday at 9 o'clock A. H. Leaves
riday at TO- N.
ffice hours from 7 Az. toSP.N.
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$1,000 Blood Money" Pardon

The rumor, reported by US last week, of
life State Prison convict having been par
doncd by the Governor Of the State, for
$1,000 (E. W. Keys, Attorney proves
true. 1t seems the convict, Gamble-who;
for the murder of his wife, vas in State
Prison for life-had sold hi. farm tor
$4,000. The Regency smelt the money;
and desiring a share in it, had proposed to
this wife murderer that for $500 he
would be pardoned He Was advised to
banter for better terms. He refused to
give 81 800, but offered $1,000. It was
accepted and paid in return for pardon
from Gov. Fairchild, and the murderer is
now at liberty, with $4,000 left to purchase
three more pardons, should he choose to
commit three more murders! 1t Is one of
the worst cases ever heard of, too fagrant
to admit of excuse, and too gross to receive
credit, were not the facts too palpable 10
admit of doubt.
Lawyer Drew, of this city, in the North
aoestern, admits the facts, but puts up
feeble plea. the best that can be made for
the Regency. He thinks the Governor
can satisfactorily explain the matter. Let
him speak tell the people why this MUIR
derer was pardoned, and who shared in tho
blood money. - Oshkosh Times:
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THE ELECTIONS. The state elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nebraska and Indiana
were held on Tuesday. Partial returns
received here indicate that the three first
named have gone Republican by reduced
majorities. Indiana is claimed by both
parties. We can give no figures that are
reliable as yet, but will publish full returns
In our next.
The township elections held in Connect
cut give assurance of majority of 5000
for Seymour and Blair in November.
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ra Dixon is selling the consignment of
goods, day and evening, at his store, and
the unreserved expression is that the ex-
citement is wonderful. Pilot and beaver
overcoats sold as low as sS to $l2, and
they cost to manufacture $25. Shifting,
wrappers, drawers, bed quilts, &C., in pro-
portion. Prepare tor the winter. Drop in
at the sale. Our word for it, you will save
money!
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SCANDINAVIAN DOCUMENTS. - Demo
Gratis desiring documents for circulation
among the scandinavian population should
apply at once to j. NJ. CAEN, Esq, of the
Milwaukee Fyenaad The documents will
be furnished GRATUIToUsLY, either in the
Norwegian or Swedish language.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-10-16

Eg TIE School Board of District No. /,
in this village, lately passed resolution
providing for the suspension of absentess
We trust they will not enforce it against
the youngsters who helped swell the Radi-
cal demonstration on Tuesday. The little
shavers don't often have chance to enjoy
a horseback ride.
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SCHOONER GLEN CUYLER SUNK K-The
schooner Glen Cuylcr, loaded with wood
from Manitowoc, was run into by the pro
peller City Of Boston just after entering
Milwaukee harbor Thursday night, aud so
badly injured that she filled with water and
capsized in few minutes. The propeller
struck the vessel on the pert bow, near the
stem, and cut the bow almost entirely off.
The City of Boston was going out and the
schooner sailing in when the disaster oc-
CURED. The Cuyler was righted Friday
morning by means Of purchases rigged
from the mastheads of the schooner Union,
which was bought alongside for this pur-
pose, and placed in dry dock at Messrs.
Wolf & Davidson's shipyard for repairs.
A considerable portion of her deck load Of
wood was lost She is owned by Caps
tain JOHNSON, her master, who resides at
this place.
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)lAN MARKET MIR. CONWAY paid the
ring prices for grain on the 18th inst: i:
er Wheat, $l.60Gl65; Spring
At, l.20(6l.25; Barley, 81 .60(Gl.S0;
$l.OO(9l.05; Oats, 45c White Peas,
!: Green Peas, $l.50CGl.70.
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nA- DIR. EAsToN extracted fragment
of bone nearly an inch square from the
thigh Of Mr.. DAN a. RAMsDELL, of this
village, ON Tuesday. Lieut.. RAMsDELL
was wounded at Vicksburg over FIVE years
arO
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a. An inquiring friend wishes to know
ethcr the expenses of the Radical pow
| on Tuesday were paid out of the Gam
Nardon fund. We don't know. Per
q the Tribune can tell.
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MASONIC,

voc Lodge, No. IS, A. F. and A. NJ.
(neet.ngs on the first and third We'd
Pf each month, at Masonic Hall, Oh
ct. E. X RAND. w. NJ.
G.. LULING, S w.
ii. c. ALBRIGHT, J. W.
|hoRs, Secretary
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PERSONAL. Hon. JOSEPH Villas, who
has been absent for some time in different
parts Of the State, returned home on We'd
nesday. He brings the most cheering
news Of the political situation.
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Names of Voters in Two Rivers.

We, the undersigned, comprising the
Board of Registry in the town of Two Riv.
ers. do hereby certify the following to be
complete list of the voters of this town, so
far as known to US:
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s. The scow Nichols, which went
lore .. Sandy Bay during the gale Of the
y alt, has been got of and brought TO
[uitowoc for repairs.
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C0SsoIiDAFtos OF EXPRESS CoMpA-

CONSOLIDATION OF EXPRESS COhPA-
MES. The Chicago journal says:
1.-The consolidation Of the Merchants
Union and American Express Companies
is extensively discussed in business circles
generally, and the stockholders in both
com panles are becoming anxious for more
light The officials of the various comps-
MES here affect to know nothing whatever
beyond the common street reports, and We
are therefore unable to get at the wheel
within wheel at present. II is quite evil
dent, however: that the affairs of the two
companies are in very unsatisfactory con-
dition, and that the management are de-
si.ous Of keeping matters quiet until they
have so arranged affairs that they cannot
he disturbed by stockholders. We have it
from reliable source that the Merchants
Union has been run since last March at
loss Of l3l per. cent, and we suppose the
other Companies have been proporticnato
ltSers ~
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Ma. DELMAn's SrATEMHNr Mr.. DE1-
yar, the director Of the statistical buIeau.'
has made an exposition of the financial
affairs Of the country which should be
posted in every corner of the nation. Ho
says:
ITO met the $475, 959, ,2O2.52 Of ex.-
penditures for 1869, We shall have the
following receipts:
Registers receipts -
Customs, S150, ,0O0, 600
Internal revenue, l22 2,12O, 900.
Public lands, 1000 eco
Miscellaneous, (inciuding
gold premium) 6,0eo, 900
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Democrats Of the town and village Of
voc are invited to meet at the VAL
Puse on Thursday evening, October Is,
ia o clock, to elect seven delegates
County Convention, which meets on the
tder of the Town Committee.
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Ier OF the District Committee.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Gocratic Convention for the Second
y District will be held at Lenaville's
in Manitowoc Rapids, on Saturday,
II, 1868, Mt IL O'Clock :. NJ, for the
of nominating candidates or Member
kmbly and County Supervisor. The
owns in the district will be entitled to
IS us follows:
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+ A general invitation is extended to
Come aud hear one of the best
ers in the West.
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IA bly, District Conventions.

FIRST DISTRICT.
|nocratic Convention for the First As
District will be held at the hotel Of A i.
fn Newton, on Saturday, October II,
l i1o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
|ng candidates for Member of Assem-
County Supervisor. The several
the district will be entitled to dele
folloMa
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Ter of ths District Committee.
THIRD DISTRICT.
.mocratic Convention for the Third
district will be held at the Colrt
"a the village of Manitowoc, on Satur-
tober IL, 1868, at l clock A. NJ, for
pose of nominating candidates for
OF Assembly and County Supervisor.
eral towns in the district will be enti-
ielegutcs AS follows:
voc Gibson l
Fers 6 Two Greeks l
1T
Fder Of the District Committee
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THE CATHOLIC FESTIVAL forget
the festival and ball to be given under the
management of the ladies of the Catholic
Church on Friday evening of this week
The hail is being beautifully decorated, ex>
cell-nt music has been secured, and there
will be an abundance of good things for the
" inner man." Printed programmes will
be provided for the ladies', and every pains
will be taken to ensure pleasant evening
10 all who attend.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-10-16

MAJOR WALKER IN MEEME.-Major
CHAs. H. WALKER, of this village, deliv-
cred telling speech at the school house
near Mulhollands, OH Saturday evening
last. The night was dark and stormy and
the roads in very bad condition, but, not
withstanding these drawbacks, the school
house was crowded to its utmost capacity
before the hour arrived for which the
meeting wss called. Maj. Walker and
Capt. Whitman left for Ahnepee to-day,
where they speak tomorrow evening.
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S27e,62o,0O0'
100000
rreasursfas receipts,
s S321,62o,e00

Total, = ss21, $40 600
Thus, if the treasury endeavors to
meet its current expenditures this year ito
say nothing Of matured claims deferred, or
of the post6fice deficiency it will show
deficit of S 50, 5te, 202 IS al the end of the
year, to be obtain4t from increased taxes
or loans
Every man who votes ii November for
the presidential candidates Of :he radical
party, votes in favor either Of Increasing
the national debt at the rate of ttndred
and fifty millions year, or of adding that
sum to the annual taxation of the country
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Younrs rH'>


Zander Louis Zermuhl Fred
Zsrmuhl Henry Zirkel Henry
Dated at Two Rivers, October IA, 1868
GOTTLIEB DAMLERI
VIM. JOHANNES,
RUDOLF BISCHOF,'
inspectors.
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nA- The Episcopal sociable this evenir G
meets at Mrs. D. S. CoNLEY's.
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Vl WV AlCilly
Mosler John
Mohr Jacob
Mueller John
Mueller Gustaf
Mueller Philip
Mueller Jacob
Mueller Matthias
Mueller Michael
Mueller Edward
Mueller Richard
Mueller Jos L
Miles Peter II
Nickels Fred
Ninsteadt Henry
Niedeman Franz
Nolde Conrad
Nutshorn David
Oestrich August
Oswald John
P
Palm Joseph
PeloBg JOS
Peters Henry
Peskic Robert
Pietraskie John sen
Pietraskie John jun
Pulger Peter
r
Roads Fred
Road John
Rohrback John
Roedecker VIM
Roemer Nicholas
Rumlow Carl
Rumerie Jacob
Rumerie Frank
Ruther Henry
Rufs George
Ruffs Fred
Rutz Andrew
Rhode Bernhard
Rhaurauer John
Schmidt Edward
Schmidt John
Schelifo Antonio
Schuester Me
Schroeder Henry
Schambo Jos
Schultz Fred
Schultz John
Schuyler G S
Schmidt Fred
Schwartz Fred
Schwartz sen
Schlundt Carl
Stitt John
Stick Carl
Steichmesser Carl
Stock we'll David
Stockcrt George
Straube August
Steinham Sacob
Stolberg Edward
Stahl Franz sen
Slant Peter
Stadler Christ
Stoll Henry
StP'eters Francis
StPeters 'Telesford
StPeters Alex
Stein Me
Stockmier VIM
Sturck Carl
Smith H H
Smith Bradford
Springer Christ
Sprang Herman
Swick Nicholas
Short John
Shinkel Carl
Suttinger Robert .
T
Trousand Nick
Tisch Henry
Vader Me
Voight VIM.
Volk Gust Fl
Farcnou Ezra
Vienegar Carl
VI
Welnack Carl
Wielep August
Wielep Julius
Wieman Theodor
Wieman Henry
Wieghardt Henry
Winters Nathan
Wienshank Edward
Wittenmeyer Nj
Winters Charles
Wiukelmueler Cha
Wiese Louis
illert John
Wilmer Christ
Wilger Henry
Wilkens Bernard
Wilkie Henry
Wilkie John e
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of this town, S
A
Alonzo Oliver
Algrim Christ
AltEen Anton
Alof Hubert
Austin Patrick
Aunemann August
APPEL August
Abrath Adolf
B
Binzo John
Binzo Henry
Bohn John G.
Borkie j ulius
Boutin Edw
Routin Nelson
Boutin Frank
Boeringer John
Borden Y d
Bonn Barthel
Book Jacob
Bolkie William
Boldus Sebastian
Burmister Carl sen
Barmister Carl jun
Bushee John sen
Bushee John jun
Bushee Henry
Bluest Havier
Bruder Matthias
Brothers Martin
Brazil Patrick
Boen Herman
Bruhn August
Bushnell Geo
Chiau Anton sen
Chiau. Anton jun
Chiau Jos
Christof Stephen
Christof Jacob
Cutley Henry
D
Dietrich Charles
Doens Cleophus
Dozens William
Dobkowitz Joseph
Dolf Robert
Dugan Peter
Drewsin Henry
Oh ues John
Dryer John
pegler Fred
e
Endress Carl
Epps John
Ellenbo Andrew
Ewald Charles
F
Finkelmeir Caspar
Fobes John L
Fleischer Caspar
Flint Raymond
Frickey Henry
Frank Nicholas
Funck Henry
G.
Goldamer Henry
Gottsacher Joseph
Gothier Louis
GotEier Adolf
Gothier Colice
/ Greenwood VIM
Greenwood Leon
Grosspitch Carl
Grobe Christ
Grugert Carl
Grugert VIM
Gloe Henry
Glotzell Joseph
Glasov Gustaf
Gluekler Henry
H
Hcrry VIM
ck Hess Joseph
HempIemann Fred
Heilger VIM
Hendress Fred
Hergis John
Hers Pete
Harrington Tim
Hieneman Joseph
Hleneman Chr s
Ilorncr Nieholss ]
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AI dSCC IeoUCls
Magee James
Magee Richard
Martens Fred
Martin John s
Martin Angis
Martin Samuel
Martell Mitchell
NJ AKIN St Martin
Matthias Charles
Mann Leopold
NJ alloy NJ
Meyer Henry
Meyer Chr A
Meyer Carl
Meyer William
Newcomb H
Niquett Ellie
Niquett Urboin
Niquett Francis
Niquett Adolf
Miles Francis
| Ochs Joachim
Ollendorf Fred
Oestrich Christ
Phelps D W
Phillips James
Phifer Adam
Pfunder John
Prossel Louis
Pratt j A
Prass John
Raymond Chas
Raatz Gottlieb
RaatL John
Refs Peter
Reis Me
Riesland F w
Rick Fred
Rienere Jos sen
Rienere Jos jun
Rienere Ennis
Rickling Frank
Rick Michael
Riemis Carl
Rick Fred
Sanville Francis
Sanville Peter
Sanville Fred
[ Sanvilie Isclem
Sanville Delestor
Sand John
Saubert Fred
Saubert Chas
Sewerd Louis
Siechrest Jacob
Siaer John
Silversack George
S:lversack Michae
Somers Fred
Sontag Fred
Sontag Gottfred
Suttinger Robert
Schulz Peter.
Schuh Matthias
Scott Jas
Schmid Otto
Schmidt Michael
Schwantes Fred
lSchwantes
Schribries Bartel
Schimel Me
Schmidt John A
Schwarz Fred
Schwarz
Schuestcr Robert
Schwob Joseph
Schultz Carl
Schafer Peter
SchaHer Andrew
ISchafer Philip
Schroeder John
Schroeder Carl
iSchotrof Caspar
Schnell August
Schmidt August
Trautman Christ
Toner j ames
Thiedc Henry
Vogt Henry .
lVarbunker Adolf
Vanostrand Dani
Votriel Francis
Viel Adam
Wright John
Wright Francis
Whitcomb Chas
Wurster Andrew
Wolf Michael
Wolf Peter
Walsh Eell1
Walsh Henry
Wagener Peter
Wachtel Franz
Wachtel Joseph
Wagener William
Wagner Joseph j
W achtel Andrew
Wehte Christ
Wendt Carl
Wall pator
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Allen Hosea
Allen Alonson A
Allie John
Allie George
Allie Peter
Allie James
Arndt Fred
Arndt Christ
Arndt William
Barns Franklin
Barns G G
Backus Henry
Baetz Andrew
Baum Morritz
Baum Oscar
Berger Christ
Berger Gottfred
Beebo Moses
Beebo Telesford
Beck Henry
Bemis James A
Becker John
Becker Christ
Bermel Henry
Bender John
Berners Me
Belrose Jos sen
Betzhold Gottfred
Betzhold Fred
Beriou Gideon
Berners Matthias
Bischof Rudolf
BischoH Andrew
Blnzo Charles
Conine William
Conine John NJ
Conine Erastus
Coursha ane Henry
| Conrad Carl
Cooper George
DAIMLER Gottlieb
DAIMLER Charles
Darchs Joseph
Dennis Solomon
Dechain Matthias
Degler Peter
Demzing August
Denks Henry
Dick Dedrick
Dietz Anton
Drewsin Joachim
Eatringer Michael
Ernst John
Evans Evan
Eggers Gustaf
Feireband August
Feldsine Henry
Fitch r w
Fiels Louis sen
Fischer John
Fischer Gottfred
Fischer Martzell
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i address the citizens of
Two Rivers

eSDAY EFENING, OCTOBER %
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Henricks John Hoepner Fred
Hempkie Henry Hurst VIM
s
Jones John v Jonas Hueust
Johannes Christ Jarquett Victor
Johannes William
Z
Karnofsky Gottfred Koch sen
Kampf Fred sen Kow Hobart
Kampf Fred jun Korz Henry
Kasch Henry Koch Henry
Kaufman Bartel Kurtz John
Kaufman Franz Kurtz Philip
Kaufman Peter Kumbalic Matthias
Karstens Christ Klein Louis
Kahlenberg Albert Kleme VIM
Kahlenbe,g Otto Klopf John sen
kaulfus Julius Kloss VIM
Kieser Gottlieb Krause Fred
Kemis Mathins Kreez August
kepler Henry Kruger John
Koch Frederick Knapp Chas W
L
Lafond John B sen La Belle Joseph
Lafond John B jun Lambert Ben
Lafond Joseph Leclair Chas
Latond Frank Lemay Joseph
Lafond Gottfred Lanhurdt Fred
Lafond Noel Leaghy John
Lamere Adolf LoDzo Frank
Ladue Frank Lindemann Chr
La Sele Thomas
M
Mandel David Meye. Charles
Mandel Theodor Meyer Martin
Mandei Fred Meegavie Frank
Magee John Messersmith John
Magee Robert Mieners Henry sen
Magee James Mieners Henry jun
Magee Richard Mtzlets August
Martens Fred Mienele John
Martin John s Mollc Henry
Martin Angis Mosler John
Martin Samuel Mohr Jacob
Martel Mitchell Mueller John
Maxim St Martin Mueller Gustaff
Matthias Charles Mueller Philip
Mann Leopold Mueller Jacob
Maloy NJ Mueller Matthias
Meyer Henry Mueller Michael
Meyer Chr A Mueller Edward
Meyer Carl Mueller Richard
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Democratic Caucus.

der Of the District Committee.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10

LIST, Miss S. Hankins 81, Mrs, Thos, De.
voss lat, MrS-H. Kirk %. Tomato pre-
seryes, Mrs, Mary b. Milikan lst, Mrs.
Thos. Dcfoss 2d Pickles Mrs, Mary b.
,Nillikon Ist, MlngThos Deyoss 2d, MRS.
H. Kirk lst, Miss Hattie Il, Hays ID
Dried apples, Miss Sue V, Briggs. Car
ned pears, Mrs, Charity Sellers lst, Mrs
Thos Devoss 2d, Cherries, Mrs, H, Kirk
lst, Fruit cake, Mrs. Ii Kirk lst Ounce
iolya Mira. ~ A. Rennicll lst, Miss Sue
llankns Cd Tomato jelly, Miss Sue
Hankins lst, Vinegar, Mrs, Thomas De>
voss lst. Pear Jelly, Mrs. T. II Rennick
fst, Mrs. C ySelIcfs ID. Watermelon iellg. i
Mis- S. S.DVwllt ht, Mrs. o. Sellers ID
Cordial, Miss Sue V. Briggs lst, Mrs,
ThCs, Dcyoss I'd. Picked eggs, Mrs. Ma
ry B. Millikan lst. Peach jelly, Mrsgos.
BlowIing lst,. Mrs. y. ii, Rennick 2d,--
Haws, Miss Sue HNnkins lst, Mrs. 0,
Sellers 3D. Cherry jelly, Mrs. lB. II, Ren-
mck lst, Mrs. 'IhOs0D Devoss LIST. Oaqum-
bcrpreseryes, MIS-. O. Boyd lst. Box of
candles, Mrs, Thos. Deyoss Ist.., Rosejel-
ly, Mrs. d IL Reupick lst. Lemon Jelly
Mrs. y. II Renhick lSt. Orange ielly,
Mrs, Il. H. Renmick lst. Quinces Mrs.
II. Kirk lst, Mrs. g Boyd 3D. Nariaggtel
Jelly, Mrs, q, Sellers lstl Mixed iqllies,
Mrs, ThCs. -Devoss lst. Variety iellies,
Mrs. H. II, Rrnnick lst. Ginger cakes
Mrs. CJS4ll5tslsta GOosebdffies, Mis-, Q.
Sellers lst, Mrs, II. Kirk Cd, Mrs! Il. II.
Rennick lst, Mrs, Thos Devess lst, Balm
Jelly, Mrs, Jos. Browning LIST, Lard, Mrs
E H Rehnick lst Currant Jelly, Mrs.
Jos. Browning lst, Miss Hattie e, Hays
list. Cranberry Jelly, Mrs II. GoldsberTy
LIST, Mr., i, IL Repni, k lst 4 I'd. Straw
berry Jelly, Mrs Jos, Browning lst, Mrs
O. Boydfs d l2d,5 Mrs E. II, lirnnlck 2d
Blackberry Jelly, Mrs. O. Goldsberry Ist,
Miss Sue Hankins 81 Branded fruit,
Mrs. Thos. Devoss lst, Miss Sue ". Dmgl
Cd Crabb Jelly, Mrs L. H. Rennick lst,
Mrs Jos, Browning ID. Wine plant, Mrs.
Jos. Browning lst, Mrs E II. Rennick ID.
Mrs. Thos. Dev0ss lst, MI g
Sue V. Briggs "a. Jelly cake, Miss S.
Dewitt lst, Miss Sue Hankins ID. BUR-
pickles, Mrs Chat. Sellers lst. Crackers,
Mrs 4. H Rennick lst, Miss Sue Hal
kins ID. Rie-plant preserves, Mas Thos
Dsvoss lst. Picked onions, Mrs. Mary
B. Millikan Isl. Pear preserves, Mrs, G.
Boyd lst, Miss Sue Hankins ID. Black
berry preserves, Mrs. Thos, Devoss lst,
Mrs. c. Boyd I'd.
concluded nert i0eek.)
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-10

The Hillsborough News is
writing up the Gas question, the
Market House question and The ne
cessity of establishing these yalua
BILE institutions in that pretty thirty.
ing town. Hillsborough has a
good deal Of wealth in it, and its
citizens ought by all means to mus
ter up sufficient amount of enter,
prise to erect gas works and a mar
ket house.