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Observation-Disclosures closed in the
SIKH Ward last evening at Z o'clock, there
having been 2bU names entered upon the lists
durIng the day. l,5OJ persons have been rexis-
tered in this ward, a falling OFF Of about 2O9
names since the last registration. The board
were not kept busily engaged during the day.
1he board held a session to-day at Union
Hall, on l4th street, between G. street and New
York avenue, for the purpose of taking the
namss of the qualified voters in the First Sec.
ond and Third Werds not registered heretofore
The books were opened at 6 o'clock, at which
time long PROCESSION had formed, the same
being maintained till n o'clock, when the mum.
ber somewhat diminished, and continued to
Iall on until 12x O'Clock, at which time the
registration closed, and the result was an.
nounced by the clerks that 5i3 names had been
recordcd, the greater proportion Of whom were
Clerks In the departments. The full board was
present, including Major Donaldson, who had
been abIent couple OF days.
After an intermtssiou Of q couple of hours
the Board re.assembled at IN O'Clock q, the
City Hall for the purpose of registering voters
OF the Fourth, Fifth. sixth and Seventh
Wards. ChalleRgers were present from each
OF the four wards, but as has been the case
throughout the term OF registration, bur few
instances occurred for investigation At 3
o'clock the number OF persons registered
amounted to forty.six, only eight Of whom
were colored.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

rush OF the people TO Oak Hall Tor gents, boys'
and children's Clothing, AGO 9Th street, opposite
Post Once. Ir,6
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BASE BALL ITEMs.-The first of a series of
home and home games of base b III between IN e
Ciympic and Jefferson clubs, OF this city, was
played yesteIdsy on the grounds OF the Nation.
al Climb, resulting in victory for the Olympics
by a score of IA % 10.
To-morTow there will be a match game of
base ball be ween the Olympic Club. of thij
city. and tie Maryland Club, of Baltimore, on
the National grounds, ati p. m.
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CLOTHING! CLorEISGu CLorHISS,I
Extraordinary Inducements to purchasers Of
GentIemens, Boys, and Ghildrens' Clothlag
and Furnishing Goods 8. Oak Hall, 40 7th
street, opposite Post Ofice.
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FoR FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 to the Original
Franc, a9a 9TH street, between ID and T. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 and upward.
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THE SUCCESS of Hofi's Malt Extract may b.
Justly termed brilliant. It's superiority as
ronic Beverage IS vouched for by the ErsI
medical men, and by thousands who have
proved ITS virtues. ard its invaluabii,y as a
remedy for disorders OF the throat, chest, lungs
and stomach, has been thoroughly tested il in-
Vulnerable eases a.
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CITY ITEMS.

PRIee's One Dollar JeWe ~ Store. No. 90
avenue. near TX street
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FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN, MBRrrNG-A
meeting OF the Kendall Green branch OF the
hencaIl Green barracks last evening Mr.
u Espey in the chair and Mr.. /. WaIren sec
retary pro TEN. The object OF thu meeting. rs
stated by the Chair, was to ascertain whether
all entitled 70 vote had registered, and also 70
give all who telt disposed the privilege OF
speaking, when MIR. j. II. Crane wa called
upon and addressed the meeting. Rev ID II
NICHOLS was then introd need and spoke of the
rise and progress OF the Republican party;
what II had done for the eolored people and
the great good that had been and would M ae
'onphSned by strict adherence to true Re-
puohcan principles for all classes. of botn
races. whi e and colorsd. w. n. Sc Jtt Ande-
son Wocdfork. d.. McKeever. J. G. Briscoe ana
Others followed. After the transaction OF sor,
orsineSs pertaining to the club, toe meeting
a1loETE> 70 m ct in Bouildin's church, cor
ner ith and l. streets, this evening.
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cIAIh W AkD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-The reg
nIar weekly meeting Of the Sixth Ward Re-
puolcan C,ub was held last evening", on 10th
stree, near Las Capi.o. street, the Preside 1t,
Cna.. Champion, in the chair, aud S. 5. Riley
tded TO the ro'l, amonS tho m Mr.. Willi im A.
Fletcher, a prominent Anti-Radicai AZ the las:
&C ion, and Com missioner OF the ward under
Mayor Wallac1. MIR. James Edwards, from
The COMMITTEES % sCe that voters were r"yis-
fsIed, repor cd thai the COMMITTEES had been
very sa, esssfdl. and he thoasht the ward WIS
sdr- ior 100 Republican majority. Mr.. James
smith offered "A resolution. stating tnat as tne
CLUB dc sired to have the names OF Chas. Cham
pro aud Josiah l.. enable upon thsIr tickes,
al ,Rio nal ballot be held TO, the candidate
for Alderman: laid on the table. Mr.. James
Edwa-ds offered resolution. providing that
fuIure mS Stings be held az the pole Oh Virginia
avea ne laid on the table. A corlmunicatiou
was read from the General Committee, re-
q qussting the ward Clubs 70 make their nonina-
tons on Tuesday. Juae 7. 1869, AID elect dele
gates on Tuesday. May y, 20 ths nominst-
Iug conven ilon. which mC cts at Union League
Hall on Wednesday, Nav 20, at O'Clock ID. IN.
On mo-ion OF Mr.. Josepa s. Martin, II was de-
G ded 10 ehc, delegates TO the coiveat on
EC1day evening next. Mr.. Jonn T.. He-relI
az ose 10 personal explanation. aud said that
81 late mt eting of the Fifth Ws-d Club, Mr..
N. w. Evlns had srltCd that a certain p .rson
b scratc asd the name OF one or more of tue
2ular nominees Oh the ticket last year, and
rnmcrs had pointed m (H.) out as the person
relerrsd 10. He claimed that he had been Re-
pdolican from the hrss, and empnat,cally de-
nied the charge. He presented communicl- Il
t,oc from Mr.. Evans, which was r. I'd. in
" b .cn that gentleman denied ba wing men Toned
Mr.. aerrells name in the connection stated
Mr.. james s. Edwards said that MIR Evan
told him Mr. Herrell was the man reterr 4 to,
and also made s'milar statement At Michael
Shinar's house. Mr.. ShInar deIied having
heard such s.a'ement at his house. Others
who were present at Mr. Snipar's house also
denE dhavilg heard the statement. The whole
sublec., afer some discussion, was laid upon
the table. Mr.. Josiah Venabie offered q reso-
luton endorsing RoOert B. Hamilton for DO
stiion ss watchman at the Post Once: which
wes adopted. After addresses by Mr. O'Hare,
OF North Carolina; Col Weller and p. H. Don.
eean, EJq., the meetir z adjourned.
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FoR ALL STYLES OF Paper Collars 60 70 the
Original Franc, i9i 7th street. Prices 10, Is, rs
and 25c. per box.
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The RECORDER OF DEEDS OPFrCR.-Mr. s.
Wolf, the new Rscorde- Of Deeds yesterday ap.
pointed Col. q. +. Schayer his deputy, vice
Maj. w. g. Flood relieved. Col. s. halls from
Pennsylvania, and served with crrdit during
tfe wrr. Or account of wounds received he
vas transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps,
anu for two years was attached to the Freed.
mems Bareau. There is already a perceptib BILE
improvement in the Office. the ovefhauling of
papers feving already commenced. and nestly
painted boxes, properly labelled, are being
placed ion the shelves in which to keep the
records. The record room proper is undergo.
ing complete renovation, the paper. an yers
being busy ON its wallis and in short time will
lay cocoa mating, as also put up shades to
the windows. Messrs. W. II. Ward and
w. Il. Woodward are engaged in draw.
ing mp plan for indexipg and re-record.
ing the old books, some of which are in such a
dilapidst ted condition as TO be almost useless,
and as soon as the reftting OF the room is COM
pletCd this work will be entered on.
To corrcctan erroneous impression we would
sta that the ONCE Is open for business as ha-s.
tofore, from O'Clock until I, aud for the special
2 accommodation OF members OF the bar from 20
9p.m m.
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MOTTO Not to be OutdOne.-Having pur.
chased an immense stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods for the coming season, we call the at
tentlon Of the public to the following list Of
prices at which we are selling our goods now:
$50 dozen White Shirts for 75c.aSI; $50 dozen
White Shirts for 81 .25aSl.50 = large lot Shirts,
all sizes and well made, for SI75as2: a very
fine article. warranted to fit, 81 50; Undershirts
and Drawers, Of all styles and sizes, from IS
cents upwards; good Cotton Socks, three pairs
TOR 25 cents; Handkerchiefs. already hemmed,
from Is cents upward; the Royal Eagle Paper
Collar, the best fitting collar ever made, 2s Cts
box; splendid Paper Collar, cloth lined
button hole, 10 cents a box; Neckties, Scarfs,
&C., Of the latest designs, and in endless vari.
ETY.. Do not miss the pls e; il is Franc Gold.
mans, Marble Hall, No. ass 7th street. opposite
Patent Ohce. ALL:
For SUMNER DRAWERS 20 to the Origina
Franc, i9i 9th street. between a2dE Prices
%. 81, 75c., 81 and upward.
For ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing Goods
go TO the Original Franc, 400 eth street, between
ID and 4. three doors above Odd elbows Hall
as bis is the cheapest store In the District Also
bear IN mind that he has no branch stores.
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PEARLS BEHIND THE RuBIRs.-When rosy
lips part pearls should glitter behind them. To
preserve and beautify the dental enamel, there
is no preparation like Sozodont, q compound
OF the most wholesome vegetable antissptics,
among which the Bark Of the South American
Soap Tree, known to the natives as Outlay and
used oy the spanish Americans for clean sing
without impairing the most delicate fabrics. u
the most important. 60
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Lstheran Syned.

This body rerssembied this morning At the
Lutheran Church, corner I'm and II streets,
and was opened with prayer by Rev. w. II.
Miles The report OF The Committee ON Caurcn
hscipline and Government was taken up and
discussed until L. m, when q recess was taken
'.I loclock. Upon reassembling, the President
announce d n. Buehier ana A. G. Stein as the
q mmittee TO audit the pastors fund account
Rev. Dr. Smucks Dr.. Wedekind and DR. Hav
weTe appointed committee to prepare q min.
ute Oh the deaths Of Dr.. Miller, Prof. Deihi and
Rev. A. Peck. Rev. Mr.. Stuckenburg, from
tue committee on the German church paper
sunmi:ed report, which was adopsed
R'V DIR. Wedekind, the delegate from
I n Moravian Synod. made q report. when
WSs adophd Rev. Dr. Stork. of the Liturei.
cal COMMITTEE. then submitted q report vhicn n
was taken up item by item, and was being dis
cassed when our report closed; Just previous
10 which the word Cath Ole in the an ,st,e's
c'fsd " "A stricken out and the word ssCaris-
tiah use~ted, sc as 70 read, II believe in the
Holy Christian Church.
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For SUMNER UNDERsHIRTs 60 to the Original
Franc, iS4 7th street, between ID and T.. Prices
25, so, 7Sc., 81 and upward. SILL:
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FoR FINE White Pocket Handkerchlefs 70 to
the Original Franc, 494 7th street, bet ween
ID and E. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward
Evening star., 1869-05-19

FoR GOOD CeTroN SOCKS 20 TO the Original
Franc, 494 sth street, between and 4. Prices
s, 10, Is, 20c. and upward.
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OLOTHING! CLOTHING" CLOTHrNG.W
For Gents, Boys and Children
Also, a fine assortment Of piece goods for
those preferring to have their garments made
70 order. Prices unusually low at Oak Hall,
46O 7th street, opposite Post Once.
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WAsHnorou
CITY DI8PENsARY,
No. sos, Nevfhwesf obrsev Pa sad II Srysas.
Ae9oaA seyloe - oargieal opssas1on % ths
4 9@o; eosr.: 80 p.a, sssISn.
- Arly
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ths m 10 represent the country abroad
Inc Cnair announced the Following commit
publicans 70 once: J. Bell Adams Cns-ies T.
Moseby, w. ~ Fuller, Barton Fisher. Benja.
min Ford. Collins Crusoe. J. NJ. Armstrong,
Mr. Armstrong submitted the report of tire
Com mittee On Resolutions. The report states
that dino culty has sprung up in the party,
Wncn nasalmosf led 70 division in the ranks,
and the causes should be explained. Tne:r
enemies. the Democrats or aO9d Oitizens" are
watching any breach or division thar NAV be
made. Some Of those who took part IN tue
reeung on Friday night had never before en-
tered Republican meeting, and were recently
6emoers OF the Corservaiiye johnson party.
Ihe report states the causes Of the division TO
oe as ioiloWs On the nrst Monday in January
the ooarcs met In joint convention. and it was
supposed that In ihat con venfiou there was
me sJcrity OF Republicans elected hy over 1. 100
eotored citi.ens. Previously the Grant and
meu for oface and snbmittod them 70 n cancus,
when u was said the club was TOO modest and
should ask for more o6nces. In ths con veation
six so-cailed Republicans voted against the
ntnn, and Levi Davis voted blank. refusing
20 support the nominees Of me party. when
tne vote was announced every Republican
S.;onsy cf .n.a S sRp0ssG xs. '1sss sss, va,
Win voting against the nominees, and
wren requested to vote for Newman Tor
sr sss o9r USrn,.s'',sr, .s 49, ns tk would
.sd-n the colored man." In the pomins,srs
couvenfion Of last Spring. Ciemsn T. name ~
prupos<d fer Council. and recei yed hut 3 100
out Of % the eoeyeotaon ersaking mp twics in
Vas placed on the ticket Against the v,ss ~
the naiority. he was urged 10 withdraW ~ hrs
name for the sake Of harmony, eut replied ..,ns,
tne party nay 20 70 III" and for this coaduct
they expurge his name from their records Tas
rerors aleo states that Clements in ,Ssi yosra
agnins' tne repeal OF the ola * code, ana yo,sa
10 keep democrats n once, ana for tnts thev
eSpsi nun IRON membership. Another prean-
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oHAs g. .vAxpKRwKRKxN. n. o. TAlwoep.
PofonAo lrv16 Blue sroun,
t0Dsf0 Dockg
fOB DuILDIno8, FOUNDATIONS. WALLS,
&e. AIsc,
IoorIH0e. YLAo. AMD cURB srO1I:
vssAisetos o0es. No. SSS kssSs- svs o..
hssSSSss!is:: sss:li rSisssssss>ssa o.. 8. re
ToSassss os.'sH y SassssSss.. J;
-. . ,wAsAIssycx, isrss q. -,
=, ,snnss,,,s ,, nsey gsen 70 ~ holdsrs of The
scre,ofis W tesi such notes will Be- pait IN
49, =, 80 st we tntt.s states uHnn Treeents
>tatcs. n err ny sp
sp' lswlsv CoEgtr0llcr cf the Currsocy.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward
Will be given to any person who. on an
alysis, will discover one grain of arsenic
or any other mineral poison in DR.. HrI-
LEY's AauE Tonic; 1t is purely Vegetable.
and the most happy combination that the
science Of medicine has developed to COM
bat successfully the most prevalent disea-
ses incident to a bilious or malariOus eli
mate, it being most perfect antiperiodic,
always breaking the chill III two or thr' G
doses but better than that or all else, and
what renders it the most efficient conf
pound eXtant, is the universally conceded
fact that it leaves the patient in better
health than before the attack, with 10 puff
ting up Of the skin. 10 buzzing in the
head, no deafness, no impaired vision, but
q clear head, healthy skin, a bright eye
an elastic step, and buoyant health.
1t eliminates disease from the system by
dissipating engagements Of the secretions
exciting the liver to healthy action. and
giving the pancreatic and hepatic juices
their normal condition and healthy flow
1t il better preventive than cure. and
if people could be prevailed upon to take
it in, say teaspoontul doses three times .
day during the chilly seasons. they would
have perfect immunity from chills and all
their train Of conconlmitant diseases. but
who but the prudent will take medicine
before they are sick. Read advertisement
in another column. oct2S-2m
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NoTIcr TO CARPrNTrRs.-We, the
undersigned, who at the Ostoher term,
1859, of our County Court, we're ap-
pointed committee to examine and
have the Courthouse repaired, hereby
announce that application from any
one proposing to undertake the work
will make known their desire to any
one ofthe undersigned, who will show
them what repairs are required upon
said Court house, and then receive
and consider their respective proposi
tons, to place it in good repair, and
the one undertaking will be engaged.
Applications must DO made by the lst
Of December, 1859.
SAM. SMITH,
NJ. NJ. HENDERSON,
j. b. FITZPATRICK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SpecnlatOrh9a.

The disease called Spirrnatorhea, or Sc
merial Weakness, is also known US Sexual
lncapacity, Sentinel Emissions, Physical
Decay, Nervous Debility, etc.
We are perfectly aware that Affections
of the Sexual organism are usually avoid
ed by many scientific members of the pro-
fession; in consequence Of the odium at
tachcd, consequently the unhappy victims
of this disease, gradually sink into the
grave, unless they can find some Physi-
elan who may make it a Speciality.
Young men are the most frequent suffer
ers from this disease, although many
adults are most deplorably afflicted with
it.
1t is destroying the fairest Of America,
wreckiug mind, soul and body. Tue cx-
tent to which this disease prevails in
schools and families is absolutely frghtiul
appalling and beyond belief,
Did not professional confidence seal cur
lips, We could present pictures OF suffering
life, ruin, and eternal misery unparalleled
in any romance.
Accused he that false delicacy which
makes parents aud guardians blind and
deaf to this vice.
50 little is the treatment known by the
Profession generally. hatyouug men who
have been under treatment have almost
despaired of getting relief and are passing
rapidly into consumption, also all diseases
Of private nature.
Mercury is the sheet-anchor Of the Pro-
fession generally. 1t has never cured any
case, and never will.
We warrant to cure one hundred eases
to every one cured by any other PLY stefan
in the county. =
Call on or address
On. l.. L. COLEMAN,
ocr2s Nashville, Tenn.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have snu6ed up

VIZ are authorized to announca J..
JACKSON candidate for reelection to t
office Of Circuit Court Clerk Of Franklin
County, at the ensuing March election.
VIZ are authorized to announce JAMES
J. MARTIN candidate for reelection rs
Register Of Franklin county. Election In
March. 1870.
WE are authorized to announce JOHN A..
LAYING a candidate for Registerof Frank.
lin county. Election, March. 1870.
VIZ are authorized to announce Lieut..
WIN. f. DONALDSON q candidate for Sher-
If Of Franklin county. Election, March.
1876
We are authorized to announce 4. j
TRAVIS o candidate for Tax Collector OF
Franklin county. Election. March. 1870.
We ore authorized to announce JAMES
GRANT candidate for Tax Collector OF
franklin County. Election In March
1870
WE are authorized to announce JouN G..
ENoCHs candidate for reelection AS
County Court Clerk Of Franklin County.
Election March, 1870.
WE are authorized to announce JoHN G..
HANNAH candidate for Tax Collector OF
Franklin county. Election, March, 1870.
WE are authorized to announce IIERN-
DON GREEN as a candidate for the office OF
County Court Clerk for Franklin county.
Election in March, 1870.
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Rosadalis the Great Blood Mcdi-

Rosadalis the Great Blood Medi-
cine is not prepared like full extracts or
diuarily are, (lnOst Of which contain very
little Of the virtues Of the articles from
which they are made,) but is compounded
upon scientific principles with great care
by an experienced Chemist and Pharma-
ceutist, and it contains all the active prin-
ciples Of the articles from which 1t is pre-
pared, in highly concentrated and pleas.
ant form. The "Rosadalis" Compound
therefore gives universal satisfaction to all
Physicians and patients who have tested
1t in diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
or Bladder. 1t has been highly recom-
mended and approved by the Medical Fac:
ulty wherever it has been introduced, and
is now being used with the most decided
success in the practice of some of the most
eminent Physicians in the United States
~ For sale by Hutchins & Warner
Druggists, Winchester Tenn.
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1t is absolutely wrong for you, kind
friend, to longer refuse to crafty the
Wish 81 your wife. You know that
sne told you when You went to Nash.
vile to get her one Of Treppard 4 Cos
celebrated stoves. Come my kind friend
would you make home happy' would
you cause asweet smile to play over
.ae cheek o: your beloved companion 7
go provide her plenty TO sook. aud
'u'S wonderfully convenient stove to
cook it with.
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A musician, who now had become
distinctly colored with the red wine hi
was wont to imbibe, said one day to
bis little sou at the table: "You mus
eat bread, boy: bread makes you.
cheeks red" The little boy replied
"Father, what lots Of bread you must
have snufIed upv'
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FIRE AT DEcurRD.--On last Satur.
day night, some time between the houl
Of 10 and daylight, the row Of build
ings on the South. west side Of the
railroad was swept off by fire, two
groceries-Billiard saloon and tables
and DR.. Barton's Office were consumed
by the wild flames. Nothing has yet
been ascertained relative to the cause
Of the FIRE, but it is generally belived
that it was by the hand Of an inccndia
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To THE HuNaRY.-Johnpy, the ba.
ser boy, has lots of "gocdles at bis
shop, and is prepared to furnish oul
citizens with nice, warm rolls every
day. Johnny's "prctty little fel
low" and having lately got a "bran
epank'6red" new wife, we bespeak fol
Linn liberal share Of patronage. He
lsprepared to furnish you with every
hing in the bakers line, also a grea,
many other little necessaries usually
needed in a family. Give him call.
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A.G. ADAMS l. Gothic attention Of
our merchants We particularly call to
this house, in case they desire anything
in the boot, shoe, and hat line. By
reference to their advertisement it will
he seen that they have on hand every
style and fashion Of the above to please
the most fastideous.
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The bridge over the railroad, next
to the Depot is in that dilapidated con.
dition really dangerous 10 the travel
ling community. Why on earth can't
it be repairedy (rbe other brid &c, as
we stated last week, is impossible. W.
seriously enquire Of the town authori'
ties if it is their intention to blockade
the streets in that end Of the town, and
thus cut off the supplies OF the Noun,
tain District ? Ifso, in the name Of all
lovers Of chicken, venison and honey,
who dwell in the charmed limits of our
town, we implore the authorities not to
do II.
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SLOW long, oh! Cataline, SC.


SEwAEEE MINING AND LEATHER
MANUFACTURING Cove are pleased
to learn that the above named compa.
ny took three premiums on their leath-
er exhibited at the State Fair held in
Nashville last week. This evidence OF
the superiority Of their leather, is con-
elusive as their leather was brought
into competition, not only with the
Manufactures Of this State, but also
from the adjoining States.
We have been satisfied ever since
the enterprising gentlemen in charge
began operations, that they would
have a Mandatory second to none,
and we are gratiGcd at their complete
and conclusive success. Manufacto-
ries Of that scr; will build up our
town, and all honoris due the men,
bers ofthat company, az they are the
pioneers in the prosperity Of Wiucbes.
ter.
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1a4or 8oml Journal

~'"o' Home Journal
II Is now certain that the Legisla.
.ufe Will asll Convention 1t an early
"'!' 70 reform our State Convention,
auu IL Is important that We send our
best men to ii.
#, VOL r. Turuey is we'll acquainted ia
.Ae counties Of franklin and Lincoln,
~ sa' NE integrity ana ability sngges.
Gun 40 suitable candidate for this
.oa'or'al district; and II he will IN.
"''see himself he will be eletted.
OSR OF I'm PYoyIr.
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McKoIS l. Co., have recently brought
on IA new stock Of furniture-truly the
finest assortment that ever crossed our
vision. We mean precisely what we
say, aud those the least skeptical will
do US favor by calling, while on G
trip to the Rock City, at No. 6S College
Street, and see for themselves.