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Attend to Yeur GhiEdren's Teeth


We are SO often called on to extract the
FIRST Molars or jaw Teeth for children, and
to regulate or strengthen the. front teeth,
which become crooked from neglect, that
VIC think !, advisable to call the attention Of
parents &c, ,;e subject; 50 tina; the back teeth
mas De filed and the front teeth noticed
whist children are cutting thcir second SET,
so as TO prevent their coming irregular.
Children shed, CT lose but ten teeth from
the upper jaw, and ten from he lower jaw,
and t::e Nolars, or jaw teeth, which they
:ut sAcS Of these belong to their adult Or
grown ser. Many persons say they were
lot aware Of this fact. Now notice and act
lccordii.lv. Charges vrrv moderate.
Tcrm: C.sl. =. :. NNAi.El.
Mar. ,, J--,i eIrgcon Dentist.
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no ygNSSG WOLVES 9

no UINs:5--' e N. GIVES 9 Z
THE Advertiser. having been restored to
Z health in a few weeks, by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered several
years with 4 severe lung affection, and thai
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To all who desire it, he will send . copy
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with the directions for preparing and using
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for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
The object Of the Advertiser in sending the
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and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will
please address
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ny.
June 81 ~.
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL

= @+5 LAGEESS y. H., o.;C.. =.
This establishment has been completely
furnished, and is now open for the accom-.
mod.tion Of permanent md transient board
ers. Table well supplied. Rooms COM
Portable Terms moderate.
J. Y. H. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Aug. SO If.
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Read the following from Nr. Worblc, q prom
irent Hardware Merchant of this city:
No. u Market Square. Norfolk. Va.
October Is. 1863. I
DR.. LAwEETcE-Dear Sir: To the large num-
Der Of Testimonials which you offer of the great
efficacy Of your koskoo. take pleasure in add
ing my own. suffered greatly with Nervous
Debility. iie:dac!,e. Loss OF Appetite, sc. Two
Lotties OF kO>koo restored nc to health.
Yours truly,
J. G.. WOMBLE.
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PETERS0N'S MAGAZINE.
The Cheapest ard best in the World.
SPLENDID CFFERS FOR 1870.

This popular Monthly Magazine gives more for
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will lie greatly improved. 1t will contain
ONE T!In!;c AND PAGES.
FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATES.
TWELFEMAMMOrHC CoLOEED FASHIONS.
TWELVE t,,:,.,,.,'D BERLIN PATTERNS!
NINE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS!
TWENTi-FOCR PAGES OF MUSIC!
All this will be given for only TWO DOL
LARS year or dollar less than Magazines of
tho nla of.. 1fS
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A German chemist claims to
have discovered that impregBa-
ytion with q concentrated solution
of frock salt renders all timber fire
proof. Furniture can thus be
made fire proof and the losses to
families in this particular preven-
ted. :, !. :. -.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL
COLUMBIA, S. G.

TF7HE EPRQP2IETOR take pleasure in an>
l. :pouacing that this elegantly furnished
Establishment is now open for the accom-
modation Of guests. The :sb'c will always
be supplied with every delicacy of the seas
sso2-both from New York and Charleston
Markets. and no efforts will be spared 20
give perfect satisfaction, in every respect, to
our patrons.
MI u: IL e2RHAHi Sa1ESfior. rHornsz7ons.
May.5 IS ~. ~.
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z QDS K d d :

OF the Faculty of the z. Medical College
of the City of New York.
PROFESSOR T. S. NEWTON, N. D,
Professor and President Of the Faculty, late
Professor Theory and Practice Of
Medicine, Cincinnati, sc.
Oneof the most eminent medical men Of this
asc-wcIl known as thc.author Of the follow
ing STANDARD medical works: Newton s
Practice Of Medicine" "Diseases of Chill
dren," "Sewton's Symcs Surgery" &c, in
December number Of American Medical Re-
view-page 27S, says:
''Among the more recent efforts to intro
duce popularly, some of the new remedies,
We notice new prcpara ton compounded by
!. !. LAWRENCE, N. D., Of Norfolk, Va,
which is furnished to the profession and the
public in any desired quantity. We recently
examined his Laboratory, and became fully
satisfied that all his work is done in the best
manner, by The most approved processes, and
from the best materials, giving rs result 4
medicine meeting the confidence Of the phy>
sicians and the public"
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5SpartanhGTg and Union Railroad.

on ard after the 18th October Passenger Trains
will leave Spartanburg C. H, on Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridays, at 1.30 q. m, and ar
rivezat sAlston& at LBS p. m. connecting with
G!eenville down train. Returning Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. leave Aston $50 am;
arrive Spa-tauburg go p. NJ, as per following
Sol,a <3,,t..
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We will keep constantly on. hand u
rhoice variety OF fine Top and 30 Top
Susgies OF the latest and ost approved
styles.
Old Carriages and Buggies renovated
and made 10 look good as new.
Special attention given TO repairing Emo
Carriages and Buggies which is important
20 consumers.
Repairing done in the Sest manner and
at favorable prices -.
In connection with our factory We are
SLING orders for fine Carriages light Rock
aways, GcrmantowDs PheatonS, Top ard
no Top Buggies from first class North
eru Factory. Terms sash on delivery.
Our factory is near the Depot.
.,..,.,- J. TAYLOR & co.
July 81 2SIy.
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THE CALOGRAM,
RAI.TINIONE Nd

-, 7DALIINONh, MD.
A Quarterly Rccor'.. Z. Literature. Dc.
vcte5 to Literar! Afairs, Typography, Arts,
seirssec, News. Poetry, and Advertising.
\ sketch of foreign iife published every is
sae.-Editorials. Price, One. Dollar year.
4 box Of Goodspeed's Golden Fountain
Pens, sent to every. cash subscriber for
1870: These pens write sixty lines with one
dip Of ink. SAMPLE COPIES, 70 CENTS,
Prepaid. E. S. Riley, Jr.,
Publisher, 40 S. Charles St.
d, Mar 16, il-3m. =
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The New York Times says the
ladies of that city get very drunk
on "bittcrs." ..... p.
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FROM DE. LLOYD, A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.
Great Bridge, Va, October S, 1869.
J. +: JAwRENcE. N. D.-Dear sir: I checrfulIy
endorse ycur koSkoo as being most valuable
preparation. Upon examination of the formula.
/ in6 each ingredient highly eXtolled by our best
and most progressive clinical investigators.
have tested its effects in my own practice. and
have % hesitation in recommending it. In my
opinion, it is the best compound ofits class eve-
put before the public-exceediog by far all the
various compounds of sarSsparilla. &C., ever in
vented. Ii is decided Nerve Tonic. and lnvig-
orator ofthe animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation. and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should te the ba<;S OF treatmeut IN
al chronic diseases. Hoping you vii reap the
reward you deserve from the public as beueiac>
tor, am. sir. yours truly,
CHARLES LLOYD, n. D.
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From EeT. W. II. Christian, Pastor Dinwid-
die Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth. Va. October q. 1859.
This is to certify that know DR.. Lawrence
well. lie is gentleman OF cultivation, and
worthy Of the fullest confidence I have used
his KoSkoo with advantage to myself and have
adopted its use in my family in cases Of nervous
debility and depression.
W. u. CHRISTIAN,
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Charlotte, Columbia e. augusta Z. r.

GENERAL FREIGI AND TICKET OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, G., December d. 1859.
THE following Passenger Schedule will go in
to effect on this Road on and after SUNDAY
next, 2Gth instant:
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 :. m.
- Columbia, S. G., at............... 9.35 2. m.
M!nnsboro, at. .......--............-.ll.4O 40 a. M
Chester. at 1.10 p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, y. C.......-.... Ais o. m.
Making connections with Trains of North Car
olina Road for all points North and East.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, y. c.. at...........10 Is a. m.
Chester, at...... .................... LIS p. m.
l0DsDOro, at.. ...........-....-... Z-5I p. m.
Columbia, 5. G. at.................... 4.52 p. m.
Arrye at Augusta. a...."............... 9.42 p. m.
Making close connections with Trains Of Cen
trail and Georgia Railroads, for Savannah, and
all points in Florida. Macon, Columbus, Mont
goTery, Mobile New Orleans. Selma. Chattanoo-
ga. Memphis. Nashville. Louisville, Cincinnati,
st. Louis. all points South and West.
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage checked to
all principal points.
C Passengers by this route GOING NORTH,
have choice o. THREE DIFFERENT ROUTES.
c. B0UKNIGlIT. Superintendent
i. i. DORSEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agt.
Mar. 30. 13-tf.
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G!eeHFiIie and Ccinmh;a Railroad.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
CoLUxEIA. January l.. 1870.

on and after WEDNESDAY January 10. tire
following Schedule Will be run daily. Su:uay
excepted. connecting with Night Train on South
Carolina Road. up and down. and with Night
Train on Charlotte: Columbia and -.cgusta Road
t,r,i,,rr Nn-tih
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GOT DINE
FASHIONABLE TAILOR

e~1S'r. T>es~ H-s HlT6-f@
zs.,a ees S COURIER, Ste. - : :
- - ERoM CHARLESTON.
Respectfully anEounces that be
IS prepared to cut and it gentle:
mems snitszto their entire salts
Gon ~ Hasipg had large expo
ricncestIn the tailoring business,
ard boing constantly supplied with
theslatcst New York Fashions, he
feels no hesitancy il asking i3r
patronage. orll- promptly <;c-
liEercd, Terms moderate.
To making sack coat. at..................:i 20
TO cut andzrake pant,.. ............. 80
TO cut and make vest ..-............. l.50
To cut and make walking coat. ....... 90
To cut and make fine black frock coat. 6G9
TO cut suit Of clothes. s.................- 100
April l3
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THRILLING TALES AND N0YELLEITES

Are the best published anywhere. All the most
popular writers are employed to write originally
for Peterson In 1870, in addition to its usual
COPYRIGHT NOVELETS will be given, viz:
The Prisoner of the Bastile." by Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens; "rhe Secret at Bartram's Holme,' by
Mrs. Jane G. Austin: "Kathleen's Love Story
by the author OF "Ethel'S Sir Launcelot:' IAN
Enemy's Revenge by the author of THE Sec
ond Life How it Ended, by Frank Lee Bene-
dict.
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"FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS.o

DR. CL.iRK'S LONDON REMEDIES,
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MAMMOTH coLoRED FASHION PLATES

MAMMUTII CULOItED FASHIUN TLAIES
Ahead of all others. These plates are engraved
on STEEL twice the usual size. and contain six fig
ures. They will be superbly colored. Also, a
pattern, from which Dress. Mantills. or Child's
Dress can be cut out, W ithout the aid ofa nantua
maker Also, several pages of Household and
other receipts in Short everything interesting to
ladies'
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sCPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING!
To every person getting up Club for 1870 will
Mezzotint for framing. (size a inches by 16),
Our Father Who Art in Heaven This IS the
most desirable premium ever offered For large
Clubs. as will be seen below, an extra copy of
the Magazine will be sent iu addition.
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that they be allowed the reply It was grant
ed to one. Mackey,: begirt around with an inn.
mense revolver, perhaps the very one with
which be polluted your council chamber. con-
tinued hiE morphenic rage for some time, but
soon lapsed into notbirgness, for his RIO
tous fame bsving preceded him, the sensible
OF the Republicans heedei hin. not. Mr.. Fox
replied to him eloQuenily, and atelengthfhe
specifically refuted his allegations against
Judge Carpenter, and boldly exposed the
bribery and corrupt manipulatious OF the
Scott faction. He called upon oil Republicans,
as such, to enter the Reform party, to e1pel
from Carolina those who have grown fat by
public plunder. The effect Of Mr.. Fox's speech
was manifested by the enthusiastic applause,
amid which he descended the. stand, and fore.
most among the applauders: We noticed Msigr
Delaney. 1he re yular play being over. next
came the farce. Mr.. Klein took the stand to-
defend, as he said. the finance committee aud
his esteemed friend. Governor Scott, but he
soon placed The State finances In as much of .
Chinese puzzle as be- has-the affairs Of the
county commission srs OF CoIIeton.
What time he jeff the, ,gQund We knoW,not,
but when we departed, with most OF the color
ed people. as long aa- We could hear him, he
was defending the Finance committee" COL
Teton is ripe for Reform; She looks forward
with eagerness to the 23i ofSeptember, when
Carpenter and Butler will address her. She will
give them hearty welcome, and as apart. .of
the great people whom Governor Scott pro-
tesses to rule, she invites him to be present,
and give strict account Of the funds hs has
embezZled. More anon. PRUssIAN.
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w'HRouB1E.
From the Macon Telegraph

We see that the Rev. Dr.. Hicks, who edits
The Nineteenth Century magazine at Charles
ton, and who has been pleasing the black and
tan Radicals hugely by his animadversions
upon the Reform movement In that State, has
resigned his charge as. pastor OF st. johns.
Lutheran Church In that city. It seems his
congregation being men Of substance,
saw in the Reform movement ehance.to save
the remnant of the goods and chatteis. ieH
them by the thieves Of the Scott Rlng-did NOT
exactly enjoy the Idea OF paying pastor VINO
was doing bis level best to continue the thieves
in power, and 80 they gave him to understand
that they were best parted. -s
Cur humble opinion Is that they shower
both sense and patriotism In so doing The
reverend gentleman was entirely out Of hls
sphere in entering the political arena at al,
and more especially as an opponent OF the
movement which has the support or sympathy
of every honest man, and the bitter hosnlly
of every raider and strife-stirrer In South
Carolina 1t is bad enough for any man with
any claims to. decency and respectabihty TO
give aid and comfort to a cause so:fagrantly
rotten and wicked as is South Carolina Radi-
calsm, but tor minister to help 1t on Is mon
strous. Mr.. Hicks, we presume, claims to be
truer and purer man than the gentlemen
leading the Reform party, but like good
many other red-hot people We wot OF. he has q
deuced queer way of proving 1t, he repre-
sents what there is lett OF the BourDons IN
South Carolina, and. If they do not help the
Radicals there as they have everywhere else
we shall be egregiously mistaken:
But aside from all this, we would hold that
literary magazine whose proprietors promise
for money by them received to furnish lite
rary food, has no call nor cause to meddle
with politics at all. Itsnot germane either to
its legitimate mission orits implied, II not e1-
pressed, pledge to Its patrons. 1t Is expected
10 keep itself outside the dirty puddle Of partt.
san politics, no matter how the foul waters may
be troubled. We had occasion to remark
upon the course OF the magazine In question:,
In this respect some time ago, and felt quite
sure then that trouble was ahead for some
body. 1t Is Mr. Hicks, the editor, who has
fallen into 1t, but the magazine itself is IN
danger. ii!.;s
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REFoRM MEETING Nv coLLEToH
The County Ripe for Reform.
FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
Wa1TFRBoRo'. August az.


WA1rERBoRo', August az.
On Friday last we we're honored by the ar
rival in our midst Of the Hon. T. j. Mackey
and Major D.lany, two of the Ring canvasaers.
It was rumored that they intended to thunder
forth at Buckh ead on yesterday, and when old
Sol first appeared in the morning, j. j. Fox,
Esq, our efficient county chairman, Messrs.
Malone, Henderson, Wllke and other friends
of Reform, fully equipped with its truthful "a
gum .nss, were advancing to meet them at
Phillippi. Arrived on the ground, they found
a small assenblaSe Of white and colored clt!-
zens. Major Deiany courteously extended to
them the privilege OF entering the lists, Which
they did with the proviso that they would
only speak if Reform and it's nominees were
attacked. Delany spoke first. He conserva-
tiye]y. get forth the principles OF Republican
ism, abused Bowen. lauded DeLarge, and said
not a word against Reform or it's standard
bearers. He is an educated colored man, and
satisfied that his sole object is to elevate his
race, and that he is totally dlsgusted with the
CORRUPT Ring who, IN South Carolina, have
prostituted Rspublcanism by bribery and pee
ulatlon. he seemed uncomfortable 10 the
company OF the corrupt .Mackey. Lesser
lights followed. some for DeLarge, some for
Bower; the battle waxed strong and high, and
when the time for the Reform speakers came
they declined to speak, for their glorious
cause had not been touched. But Macbey was
the last speaker, and like willy fox, hoping
that no reply would be allowed, he ignomini-
ously abused Judge Carpenter and Reform.
However, unfortunately tor him. "swamg
fox" was near by, and the Reformers insisted
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Bismarck $ personal train is nearly.as large

-Blsinarck's. personal train is nearly.as large
as King Williams. a. .!..i,.,.-..:,.' .
Theirs said, at a meeting of the committee Of
defence, that the Prussians would never reach
Paris without gaining a complete victory over
the French army. Even then, he said, they
won't stay long. -,
The Irish war feveris intense. The frind4sr
the; wounded is rapidly increasing. -
The German bark TeXel has put into Scot
tlsh port for safety. .i,.'...5 &!
Trochu orders that all unnaturalized persons
and natives, enemies Of the country, shall quit
Paris within three days. They must leave
France or go behind the Loire. 80
sixty thousand French troops, in fine spirits
and excellent order, have passed through sois-
sons to reinforce Mcmahon. ..a5sn -
Prince Napoleon had long Interview with
the Austrian Ambassador at florence, ~
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nHE coMMIssIoNERs OF &LEc-
T1ONs.
BEAUFORT, August %.

BEAUFORT, August %.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Hxs our honest and gentlemanly Governor
appointed in other places, as he has in this,
only his personal and political partisans, fat
holders. .of fat offices, to be managers ofelec-
tons III So, it is plain that one need not be
a prophet, nor the son OF prophet, nor the
fifteenth ecaan. Of prophet, to foreten the
issne of the appeal to bemade through the
,bsllot-boxsto the honesty and deoency of the
State for its salvation. But Governor Scott
may well be cool and quiet for he will know
well that tits "love's labor lost" for you and
.others to be, exposing roguery and robbery in
this hot weather. PORT RoTAL.
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New YORK. August 4-Evening.
~ Gold opened lower under the influence OF
: the advance In bonds in London, but after
wards rallied to 1Ss, and was dull throughout
the afternoon. Most business was done at 5aa.
skty-twos lsa; fours IL; hves NJ; new 81;
si1ty-nines same; eigbts 10; forties 81; vir-
.ginias 653; new IS; Louisianas 20; new 81;
.Leyee sixesfs eights So; Alabama eights 80;
sves 81. Georgia skies 81; seyens el; South
Carolina 81; new 722.a .r,.I
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ePARKs FROM TIE WIRES.

The Revenue yesterday was over million.
The Revenue Department refuses to suspend
the collection Of the special tax on pork
1sstsers. -.
The tax receipts from. liquors distilled from
auIts WIN be double what.they were last year.
; rne decrease In the United States debt this
month :as 10000 lesS than It was last
~.s..h.SE$s ~ 81 ,.7sf.>
AsyAsn. 5.r>2 Z tslcI
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- N y: sCs Erc .'t.I.-. IL.
.AFFAIRS IN COLUMBIA;..,
[rsox OUR owss seoaREspoN oNDEsT,]

-, :. .r-, " 70, lnorHt q.
{ .oosvasia' :asa sis ausas. nia1s 60 !,
49, - - vst haen ,naSs ;u tb,ss city. .Nr
tse s..as I - IA .ntarnris;no; cern;a n ciii
;cs ~ ,ohine IN onr oidst
90. .'s.soSy 10 tsnts tho ansciIossn stiYvn last
~. ssr..hna : 7;srfso, anccess.
-! n,sn.' no @ s.sast', s,s:, 1so,fassns trans.
inis pee =. s,a ths 100 nssailS sssn made by
a.nIsass pais' uh,ch locke l;Ka anov ceornpressea
. -. :. - ILL. cl,nlv annearance. That
go &C. ~ e NJ saavaTs Was an clear and as soid
~ = w,;ihern ;ce We are informed that this
ne can. be furnished A. about ope.half the cost
~ the Northern. which is quite sdesideratu1ni,,
sna v;r, mt this thinshr:reach Of al /.
cove,nor Scott and his Rsdics, mouth pieces
totb;s c;tv yastenay ;eyenipg, from
Az noIif,csl meetings Il " Walhal,a and picken's.
Scott Roo vas present at both meetings., but allow
ed ,he others to do his talking. The meetings
are reported quiet and orderly. except when
the Radicals attempted to j1stifs "Orrs sap,
when the people would not hear to it and
burnt him in efagy, showing how bitter th e
feeling Of his own, people, on acc bt6t his
aposts.y. a. =
:, On the 24'h or January, in this year Of
OiAco, low ~. =. -,
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REBORN ArEr1sa IN R1cH1AkD.
HANNAHANs's SroRE,

dANNAHANB6 STORE, 4
RICELAFD COUNTY, August q
AReeting of the citizens OF this section was
he'd here to day Ter the purpose OF organizing
. as:Upion Reform Club" committee having
been appointed to uarninate permanent officers,
the following named gentlemen were duly
chosen: Allen j. Green, president; Richard
Hampton, colred, ee-president; Thomas A.
Jefers, secretary. The meeting adjourned to
meet On Saturday next, September 8, when ad-
dresses will be delivered by some Of the can
didates Of the party and others. RIoH1ANp.