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EUROPE.
The Troubles I'm Spain.

MADRID, October IS.
The loss Of life in the fighting which preceded
the capture Of Valencia was trining The troops
had two killed and seven wounded; insurgent loss
unknown. No taxpayer or householder of Valcn.
ella took part In the revolt In many Of the streets
where barricadcs we're erected, or where resist.
ance wns offered to the advance OF the troops,
the walls nre marked, "lIcre stood Valencia ~
The final attack w0nld have been made early I'm
the week Ind the troops not been obliged to wait
for ammunition. The capture OF Valencia has
had tranquizing effect oil over the country.
ofiiclal reports state that only few remnants OF
dispersed bands ore now roaming through the
provinces. .fi.
MADRID, October 20.
At Valencia, after the capitulatton, the troops
were fired upon. The troops returned tile fire.
Hostilitics were resumed and fighting continued
at latest adyices.
ga. LONDON, October 10.
The Times to-day has IN article on General
Prlm. The writer admits that Prm Is not man
OF transcendent genius, but has depth, coolness
lend boundess ambition. He has an army In his
ohands, and intendsto keep It as long as Spain Is
without King. None can wrest from PrIm the
sword, which is the real sceptre Of Spain. Prim
sees this, and is resolved that no King shall pre-
Side over Spain but one OF his own making, or un.
der hts influence, and above all, no Montpensicr
whom he has always opposed. II is not easy OF
hardly desirable to break through IN arrange.
ment which places in PRINTS hands the virtual
sovereignty. lfPHm is disposed to make good
use OF his victory, let him introduce, not impro.
yident clemency or inordinate liberty, but true
order, based on legality. =
The suez Cnnal-nTore Troops for Cuba
Earl Derby.
PARIS, October 20.
Two international committees have met at
Cairo to regulate the conditions OF the sucz Canal
transportation.
MADRID, October %.
Three thousand moro troops arc ordered ia
Cuba. The Republican leader, salovria, was killed
yesterday.
LONDON, October 20.
Lord Derby Is sinking slowly, and is now un.
conscloug. t..
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.@8-THE GREAT VITALIZER.- THIS

B-THE GREAT VITALIZER.- THIS
title may be fairly given to restorative which
has taken precedence OF all other tonic and al
tcratvc preparations for period OF nearly twen-
ty years. During that long interval HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS may be truly said 10
have enjoyed unriyaed popularity. Many prep
aratlons have been got up to compete with IL,
but they have oil fallen int Its wake or sunk
Into oblivion for lack OF patronage. From the
FIRST, this now world-rcnownod Vegetable Tonic
has been both medically and financially SUCCESS
ful. Every year has added to tho number OF It's
friends, aud the demand for It, based solely upon
the experimental proofs OF Its excellence az pre-
ventivc and curative, seems to have no assign.
able limit The medical profession sanction and
approve its use, and 1t Is now ut the head OF the
class OF medicines to which 1t belongs, the ad.
mittcd, undsputed sovereign tonic OF the age.
The statistics OF the United States Revenue De.
partmcnt will verify the statement that 1t stands
alone and unapproached In the magnitude OF it's
sales as compared with those of any other pro-
prietary remedy advertised on this side OF the At
lantlc. t tiF ,"l
The explanation OF this fact may be comprised
In few words. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS is at once, the purest, the safest and the
most potent OF oil vegetable tonics, and the best
antldote to every variety OF malarious disease.
son OF chilling dewa and unwholesome yapors.
oCtlS 6DkC
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4RREsr OF ooUNrEREE1TERs.

RICHMOND, October 20.
For soQe time past the authorities at washing
ton have zen appfised OF the existence Of a gang
engaged inthe manufacture and sale OF counter.
felt nternafevenue tobacco stamps. A detective
was sent hep to catch the guilty parties, and to
day the foilotlng persons were arrested, charged
Flth having a their possession and selling the
cponteriet &s: Fred. Bannasch, ex-deputy
cflector OF hternai revenue, Captain Thomas
Roach, ex-eetective of the revenue depart
mqt and LientSant John II. Stone, late United
stfes whiskey insiector, and at present special
dfectlve OF the posPnice department. Counter.
IT stamps to the anf9unt OF three thousand dol.
l4s were seized In theNhands Of Bannasch; they
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Z ea>THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.

@-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RHRA ooEDIAL.-This article, 80 well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Is
now offered to tho whole country.
1t Is Invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can srard to be wlthou. it, and none
will to whom It's virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggsts and general dealers. ,
DQWIE + NOISE,
octll amosp4o General Agents.
G8- NOTICE., ROSALLA GURAN,
wife OF saleg Guran, residing at corner Of Meet
ing and Hasel streets, do hereby give no.
tlce that thirty days from date, I win conduct
business as sole trader under the nrm name OF
LEVI CO. octal th4.
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funeral Notifies.

@s- THE RELATIVES FRIENDS AND
AcquGintanccs of Mr. and Mrs. E. II. OLDENBURG,
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
Vices OF tho latter at her late residence corner OF
Meeting and Columbus Streets THIS AFTERNOON,
| at half past O'Clock. oct21s
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were sixty pound tobacco stamps, class thirty
two. The United States Commissioners bailcd
Bannasch ana Roach I'm ten thousand dollars
each, and Stone, against whom the evidence is
not so strong, III five thousand dollars, to appear
OH the twenty second instant. II Is stated that
tho bogus stamps are sent from the mandatory
In New York anu pretty thoroughly circulated in
the Snnth
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THE N4TIOM.AL CAPIT1L.
Outragcs In FIoridn-Grant nnd the
Old Observation-Disclosures Cuban Ex-
pedition-Nc,v Developments In Miss
issippi.
IsPEoIAL TELEGRAM To THE SEws.l
WASHINGTON, October 2o-1l p.

lofEOlAL TELEGRAM THE NEWS.l
WASHINGTON, October 2o-11 p. NJ.
Reports laid before General Sherman today
show considerable list OF outragcs in Northern
Florida and that 1t Is impossible to collect the re-
venue taxes In Jackson County. General Terry
has been ordered to send troops there.
= Tile President expressed himself today salts.
fed with the Virginia elections, and said that he
should advise Congress to admit the State at
once-Geaeral Candy having reported that there
was no ground for the charges Of fraud in the
July election.
The special Cabinet meeting to-day caused some
sensational rumors, but proved to be convened to
finish up routine business.
dispatch from New Orleans says that the
United States Marshal Is on the lookout to arrest
new Cuban expedition believed to be fitting out
there. 80. :
Judge Evans, OF Texas, had IN interview to-day
with President Grant, whom he found to be
warmly In favor Of the Texas Radicals, and pre-
ferring Democrat to Hamilton.
special dispatch received to-day says that q
interest attaches to the election for Governor
in Mississippi because OF assertions made, and
accepted rs having force that the disabilities OF
General Alcorn, the candidate for Governor, and
also OF the candidate for Attorney General, have
, not yet been removed by any ACT OF Congress. 1t
Ia, consequently, asserted that Dent win bc the
only lawful candidate.
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[RRoA THE ASSOCIATED rREss.]
WAauIN1TON Octohn,

The revenue to-day Is s27s,ooo.
Troops have been ordered to Florida for revc-
nue. duty.
John W. Jenkins, Wells Republican, hos been
appointed United States District Attorney for
virginia.
The Indian Commission has advlces confirming
the reported prevalence of smallpox among the
Upper Missouri Indians.
A special Cabinet meeting was held today.
None OF the proceedings have transpired. s
J. Is decided that liquor dealers must pay 81 on
every hundred dollars over $4,000, whether the
sales be wholesale or retail.
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oct4 3rnOss

GT MANHOOD. IA MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Premature Decline In
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De-
bility, &c.
"Therc is no member OF society by whom this
book Will not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation OF Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman."-MedIcal Times and Gazette.
Sent by mall on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington
DC. septl lyr
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Marrleo.

C00PER-McGUIRE-on the evening OF tho
18th instant, by the Rev. DIR. Moore, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, Mr.. JOHN COOPER and
ELLEN youngest daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Mcclure,
all OF this city. -
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B- a CARD.-A Gle RGYMAN,
while residing in South America as q Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
Vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit tile afflicted and unfortunate, Will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In sealed envelope, to any ono who needs 1t,
free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. HllIAN,
Station d, Bible House,
oct4 3moss - New York CITY.
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F4E4L 4FFRAY IN AUG UsT.l.

AUGUSTA, October 2o.-A difficulty occurred in
this city this morning between John p. Foster
and William X. Mcdonald. Foster shot McDon-
all and killed him Instantly.
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Gpreiai Notices.

.si'- CONSIGNEES PER STEAM Err
MARYLAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that shc is THIS DAY discharglng cargo ut Pier
No. l, Union wharvcs. All goods not taken away
ut sunset Will remain OH the wharf at ConsIgnces'
risk.
oct2l MORDpC,I L. cO ,uo,,.
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90nep Goods, @ons, &r.
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS
IMPORTER OF
PARIS FANCY GOODS, TOYS, FIREWORKS.
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
AND INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
+. Won SA NTEN.
No. 229 KING STREET,

Next door to the Academy of Music,
Has opened for the Inspection OF the public, ono
OF the finest and largest Stocks Of FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, &C., ever offered in the Charleston market.
and is now fully prepared to iii any orders in hls
line at the very lowest cash prices.
BIRTHDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS. cHn,sr.
MAS GIFTS.
Such as WORK BOXES, Writing pesks Dress.
Ghiia Cups and Saucers, Fine Fancy Jewel and
Perfumc Boxes, Statuettes, Vases, beautiful Sli.
Cro yer pearl SIR and Leather Porte Monnaes Card
end other FINE FANCY ARTiCT rs. sntaSie '. Sos.
Presents, the latest Paris Novelties or the season.
TOYS AND FIREWORKS.
dozen or In original cases, Sc, $40, SIS $50, sos
anu a sso per case, put up to suit expressly the
Drums, and other Domestic Toys, / am recciyingS
direct from the Manufacturers, and oner them NJ
danulactnrer'S list prices
My Retail Stock In German French and Amerl
can Toys DOLLS, Games Marbles, &C., ana Ladies'
M5nasrv MM0rk RHs,ssnie Fruit Flower Travelling and
IN elegance and variety.
cHILDREN's CARRIAGES, ROCKING HORSES,
PR0PELLETS, Chair Rockers, Velocipedes. Tow
SaDs, Perambnlators, Wheebarrows, Wagons,
Carts, Sulkcys &c, OF the latest patterns and i'm
provemenis, prove and win be sold very low to make
room for the holiday trade.
For Fireworks hive been appointed SOLE
AGENT Tor the State OF South Carolina by one of
inc largest Firework Manufactures In the United
States. guarantee them OF the first QUALITY md
VIII furnish printed price lists, on application to
Jobbers and and dealers. W
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
] nm Keeping Maillard's Celebrated FRENCH
CONFECTIONERY, and none but the best quality
OF the different kinds are offered at the lowest
market prices at wholesale and retail.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
White md Black NURSERY SHEETING 81, -
5.4 and Ga wide, Rubber Blankets, Pillows, Door
Mats, Piano Covers Rubber Clothing-such as
Goats, Legglngs, Caps &C., always on hand.
have received few OF the very Light English
Rubber Coats. They weigh but few ounces and
can bc worn on both sides.
Orders from the country are respectfully go
lclted.
F. Won SANTEN,
No. 22e King Street,
Next door to Charleston Academy Of Music.
oct21 ths2
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MORDECAI 4 CO., Agents.

.geJ" CONSIGNEE WANTED FOR FOUR
Trunks, five Boxes and eight Kegs, marked G. c.
Briggs, per steamship Falcon, from baltimore
oct2l MORDECAI & CO, Agents.
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SS- BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable In
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; in
vigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful
black or brown. Sold by aH Druggists and Per-
fumers; and properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. = Bond street, New York.
mayl5 1yr
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@-A BUSY MAN is A LOCOMOTIVE,
and life track Every night he drives Into "the
house" and stops. Every morning he is fred up
anew, and away he goes switching or in one d.
rectlon and then in another. In this routine OF
business, he forgets that tho physical organlza-
tion is OF the most delicate kind. If.a hard Iron
locomotive needs constant care, and to be well
oiled mp and rubbed or every day, how much
more necessary ls It that oil men and women
should use PLANTATION BITTERs which are the
ne plus ultra OF everything which Is necessary to
keep the system In perfect tone Of health.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superlor to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
octlo tuths3
Ng ROSADALIS STANDS UNRIVAL.-
EDERead the following from four Of the largest
Wholesale Drug Houses of Baltimore:
BAITIMoRg, August ID, 1858.
Gendenen-We, the undersigned, Wholesale
Druggists Of the City Of Baltimore, take great
pleasure In stating that we have for some time,
from the unriyalled popularity OF your medicine
(ROSADALIS,) been induced to bry 1t In TEN
GROSS LOIS, and notwithstanding we buy It In
such quantities, the demand has been 80 great
that we have to repeat our orders quite frequent.
ly. The medicine gives universal satisfaction.
We have no hesitation In saying, that It Is the
most popnlar medicine ever handled by US for
the time It has been before the public.
Yours truly,
TIIOMSEN d BLOCK,
as.l No. % Hanover street, b
CANBY, GILPIN Il CO.,
I. Cor. Light and Lombard streets,
WIN. II. BROWN 4 BRO,
.,,4s.l; No. Is 3. Sharp street.
CARR, R0YKIN 4 CO.,
No. 20 Hanover street.
For sale by GOODRICH, WINEMAN 4 Co., I'M
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston, 9. C..
octl6 stuth3
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&r CONSIGNEES' E.-MER-
CHANTS Line Schooner GEoRGETrA LAU.
RENEE Will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adgcr's
North Wharf. Goods not called for before sunset
VIII be stored at risk and expense of Conslgnees
NO ciains allowed after goods leave the wharf.
oct2l WM RoACJr I. m
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Go-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-TUE
Steamship MINNEToNKA is THIS DAY dIscharuinu
cargo at vandcrhorst Wharf, All goods remain.
Ing on wharf at sunset Will be stored Mt risk and
expense of ConsIgnees.
octlS RAyENET 4 Co .-...z
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:Gs- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ip three months from this date application will be
made to the Home Loan and Building Association
Tor renewal OF Scrip No. 81 for Ten Shares stand.
Ing In my name, the same having been lost or
mislald. JOHN TT sTEINnEyep
sept2I limos
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O- TO TIE FLOUR MERCHANTS
AND ALL 1NTERESTED.-OFFICEI INSPECTOR OF
FLOUR, No. 6s EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, October
10.-ordcrs for Inspection Of Flour will he re.
ceived ut this Office from this date and be
promptly attended to.
C. N. AyERILL,
oct10 Inspcctor Of Flour
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GS- NOTICE.-TlIE PUBLIC ARE
hereby cautioned against purchasing the NINE
Tf FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the Savannah
ana Charleston Railroad Company, each for $500
numbered from 377 to lG0 inclusive, the same
peihg our property. N. X. JESUP & CO.,
oct20 ca Now yor,.
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%zS- NOTICE.-TIIE TIME FOR HAND.
ING In Estimates for building Hall for German
Frcundschaftsbund is extended to November 1st
at IL O'Clock NJ. JACOR SNAIL.
oct2O Chairman OF Committee
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l Is; assessed upon 125 eords wood in mountains

l Is; assessed upon I25 cord. wood in mountains
valued at 375 90.
| John Moran: 9. and G.. t'N, = u, ceiling,
65; a-s.s--d upon horses Nair- ~ zoo 90 l
wagon valued at 100 90; 60 G. - ot ID in
mountains valued st 100 90; II ~" + .- - =
| Carson City valued at l25 o.. To
" VIM: : and c. tax. II -, .' ":
ascscsed upon household furnituTS mr
handitc 800 90. Total, $50 %.
Gac-ge W Bo'an: :. and C. tax, 's'''S
lo-IG0; assessed up, 4. of H. 'hs
g. ;. div Carson City, valued At 81
Mrs Susan CoSl.s: ;. ant .4'' . ~,
delinq 81 loo: assessed upon 'ot p -. Mus
SER. div. and Improvements ,Lct' '1Iued at
leo 90.
frank pu,f: 9 and c tu. g.. d''irl. l6-l"o;
assessed npnn u. y. 81 fee, ct ''.'N ;. Il
No. 2j. Phillips div. Carson CITY, W .r
Joseph Il Thomas: :. An'
delnq a-lo0; sssesscl U?"r
and s. in u No. l. in CurTy- ~.
valued AT loo o.; also lots Nos. Al %"
L. same div. valued at 81 90. 4.t.., .. -
Tn. take. and ten per cent. i'rr'au %
quency, are pay able in legal tend .'...' - =
cy and all cu.t- - the ofcers aGl .'-3 ..s. .re
payable In gold coin Of the United -"
THOs. v -,
District Attorney. urEs. y,"-n:y.
Carson city, March ri, 1863, 81 h-i
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State of Nevada. County Of Ormsby
DISTRICT TATTORSEY'S OFFICE
Notice of Suits Commenced

'I,O THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
| and 10 sll the owner, o. or claimants to, the
--sl estate ani improyrm"n'- thereon. OF imprlve-
tr=nts, when assessed s"pTat-lv, hereinafter
described. ku.,wn uukupwn.
fcu arr hereby notified hat suits hAT" been
commenced Ia the Justices Court u Care T ~u-
,hip, 0.Insby {. unity, Nevada, before ; " ~
L-1 Justice # tn" Peace in aud f'r -s-;i Town
nip, C1untv and State, bv the state Of Nevada.
piantiT against each Of the Gtfeud ants Lor-ln
after namei and each Of the following described
tracts or parcels Of land vita the improvements
'nrr-un. and inrr ven-nt-, when separately
gs-se-sed. ILd all osHe #, or claimant. To. the
same know ~ unkuuwn, to recover The tax and
.4-linqueucy assessed t. said dcfra4ants sgainst
aid properly for the fiscal ear. commencing
January I. lstS. and rF.dlng Dec"'nb"T 81. lods :
nrd that q sumunau- hS. b-rn duly issued in each
,s.-. aol you are hereby fu' ther notified that
enle-s y"u appear aud answer the complaint fle..
,E said can, On ur before the
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THE CARSON APPEAL,
Published Daily, MONDAYS Excepted
ROBINSON .S5 NIGH ELS.
Il. X. NI3IIBLS, S,...n.............M. ROBINSON
OMee: Boyd's Brick Bui.liES, Second Street,
0pro.it- IA. Fisza.
Rates of Advertising:

,FoR {. :. COIN
rn- Square 10 lines 24o ems first u-crtion,S 90
karh subsequent uiscTtIOn...........-... .... 90
Professional Cards 1U lin.- less, Per month 90
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-. organ and M.rioek,s brick rArd

docks organ and Murdock's brick yard
EDITOR or THE ARGus;-I see by the
Dnion that a movement is on foot TO change
the name Of the 4th ward to the skinner
Ward As this has been started WITHOUT
consulting any Of the Skinner family, it may
be considered as a mark Of the favor in
which said family is held by the voters Of
that portion Of the city where they have so
long resided. But the UHioH, in its eager.
ness to hold up my father and myself in the
character Of demARogues, has entirely for
gotten another family whose male represent
atiyes are far more numerous aud much
more inclined to interfere with city affairs
and dictate to its officers than any other
clique in the 4th ward. Has the Union for
gotten the Atkinson family? Don't the
THI0n know that cold Kit brought the
present mayor ont as o candidate And
has been his chief counsellor and adviser
during the past year? Why not call It the
"Itkinson Ward W This would be far
more appropriate, for VIM. Atkinson IS now
u candidate for alderman, and If elected Old
Kit Atkinson will be street supervisor, and
continue to hold his present position OF con
fdential adviser 10 the mayor as well rs
bis son, the eXpectant alderman, John At
kinson will be city clerk and for the other
OIL ,es there is Tom Atkinson aud young
Kit Atkinson, and plenty more Atknsons
in the neighborhood, to keep the city sup.
piled much longer than the Skinner family
could possibly do. unless they multiply and
rep!euish tho earth much more rapidly than
they have done for the last thirty years. The
Atknsous are a thrifty race and very much
inclined to keep themselves before the peo'
pie. Call it the Atkinson ward, Captain,
asd after oil the Rock Island Atkinsons
have made their names immortal, and been
gathered to their fathers-the talented edi'
tor OF the Union can, with little expense,
procure another batch Of the same stock OF
Atkinsous from Geneseo, which will be SUIT
fcient to supply the demand for years to
come.
Now as to myself: do not desire and
have never attempted to rule any one out
side of my own business. was nominated
without any effort Of my own, and, if elect,
ed, the citizens well know that | will allow
no man to dictate my course, | was early
taught to act and think for myself, and pro.
pose to eight it out on that line" during the
remainder of my life.
CHAs. w. SKINNER,
Democratic Candidate for Alderman
in the Fourth Ward.
Feb. 20, 1869.