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Mind is a riddle, mid co: poseal things

Tefpetual m0uOn on eternal Spt l,igs.
Yst let the stomech tie deranged and how
soon this fnely-wrought structure, this ma
chine ETHEREAL, is thrown from its balance If
you would have sound MUD in a sound body
be careful in the selection of your food. Use
none other than Gold Medal Saleratus, and
you will be convinced of its superiority, and
use no other when his can be found
FALSE Co -oRs ON TIE FoRETo3-W noaver
saw the natural tinge renewed in gray hair by
hair dye? No one Who can distinguish the
browns and blacks brought out by PHALoN' s
VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, from
Natures? No one. And mark, it leaves no
stain on the skin, aud is clear and transparent
and has no sediment.
Sold by'all druggists and fancy goods deal.
ers. aug29-eod1w
CITY HoTEL-Ths favorite hotel is moi
Closed, as ha, been expected, and is not going
to be. 1t has been released by its "present
past and future" landlord, Mr.. John z. Davis
and will continue the same comfortable and
home-like hotel, on which it has long had an
established reputation. If pleasant room,
| good bed, prompt attendance and table pre-
| senting all that the market offords, are desir-
| ed, they can all be had at the City Hotel upon
| the most reasonable terms. "The proof of the
pudding is in the eating" Therefore, come
and see us. eolIw&w1t
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY CoMPANy-PULL-
MAN SLEEPING CARs.-On and after Monday
Aug. 22d, one of the above cars will leave Port
Huron every evening by G. T. Railway foi
Chicago; also from Chicago every evening at s
r. NJ, connecting with G. I. Railway a; De-
troit for Port Huron and the East.
| The Pullman Palace Car Company have
| taken charge of the sleeping cars on the G. Z
Railway, and are furnishing new ones to take
the place of the existing ones. Hereafter they
employ all the attendants, who will be subject
to their regulations and direction.
The Grand Trunk Railway is relaid with
new rails (partly stee). The Company have
put on New Day Cars, and an additional
through Express train. They have done every
thing to secure the safety and comfort of tine
travelling public. Altogether the roads equip
ments are equal to any on the Continent.
aug22dtf
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If you wish io- India rubber hose 60 to
Cooper & Co.'s, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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They HAVE CoME.-Snits of Clothing for all
the boys. Burleish's, 81 Middle street.
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70 Physicians and Surgeons.
DIR. GARRATTS
MI r. ID &c L
Electric Disks!

ACURES or relieves u heumat-
ram, Neuralgia, sciasica
also Nervous Cough, local
weakness, impaired circulation,
torpid liver, Bronchial Afecticrs
Oyepcpsla. nervous headac, :,
weakness and laBncness of side
or back, pleur;sy, palsy, asthma
lumha 90 narSlvz n ruuacIos
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-1l3O A. M.-Conso,s GA Tor
money and account.
American securities-U. s. $685. 1862 s7s; do
1865, old, So: do 1861 s53 U. S. 104Os, s2y. Erie
shares ia. Illinois Central shares ITO. Atlantic a.
Great Western shares q.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81 11.3O A. M.-Cotton dull
Mddling uplands 81 q 81; do Orleans 81 a DID,
Corn 30s. Pork 1905 Lard TBS Cd.
LONDON, Aug. 27-11.30 P. M.-Cacatsa Linseed
dull.
LONDON, Aug. 26-1.2O P. M.-Consols Oh for mon
cy and account.
American securities quiet; U. S. 5-oO's 1862 s7s
do 1865, old. 81 do 1861, $50; u s. 1O-4Os 823. Erie
shares III Illinois Central shares 1885, Atlantic and
Great Western shares 20.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26-2 P. M.-Cotton dulI Mid
ding uplands SD: do Orleans 9b sales 1000 bales,
OF which oOo we've for export and specr aton. Rest
unchanged.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 27.-U. S. 500 bonds al 91s.
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Ee. N. HUNT,

Uommlssl0n Merchant and Auotl0neer
MO. 3l6 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on ali
descriptions of goods. Consignments not limited.
February II, 1868. dit
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NEEDLES, full assortment at Cogia Hassan's.
HosIE Ky marSed down a, Cogia Hassau's.

ONLY few more left. All Wool Suits for
Sl2CO at Burleigh's, 81 Middle street
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AUCTION sALws.
One eight OF Brig George Amos,

III XAuCCIUNt
I'm Tuesday, Aug. 30th, at IL o'clock. A. NJ at
~ Merchants Exchange, shall sell 1.8 OF Brig
George Amos 159 Tons n. M, her Tackle, Apparel
and Furniture. Said vessel and rigging Is ia good
condition and will be sold without reserve.
For further particulars call on
au26dtd II. y. BAILEY ~ Co., Auctrs.
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Approved and prescribed by Professors o. Harvard
Medical College, and many of the best Physicians in
Boston and various parts Of the country, who have
given certificates of their value and fence also
recommended by Chas. L. Jackson, NJ. D., State
Assayer of Massachusetts. Joseph Burnett ChemiF..
and all other scientific who have tested its
merits.
We are permitted to refer to tho following wei
known Physicians OF this city:
Messrs. Tewksbury, Fitch, Chad
wick, FOgg, Ludwig, GetchelI,
Jordan, Merrill, and DIR. Jenncss
Of WestbrOOk.
For sale with full description and certificate OF its
merits BY M. S. WHITTIER, u. q. FRYE and A.
q. SCHLOTTERBECK.
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Groceries and store Fixtures MT
Auction.

IN Tueday, August sOth, a. J O'clock, T. NJ.
~ at salesroom, we shall sell MoIasses, syrup Cot
pIar. Cream Tartar, Sal Soda, Indigo, Shot, Rosin,
Alum, Lantern, Tea Clothes Pins vinegar starch sr'
Saleratus, Laundry and Family soap, DcSns, SPl.es
Washboards, Bristol Brick, Lot Fancy Goods &c,
also Platform, Counter ana Spring Balanee Scale,
Meat Block and Bench, Grindstone, saw, hh'Ve''
Axe, sc.
aa20td 20. BAILEY, & CO., Auciopeers.
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Especial Despatch.J
FIRE AT G. DR II AM.
DESTRUCTIVE F Re ON FORT HILL.

GoRHAM, Saturday Night, Aug. 9th.
About eight o'clock this evening the large
barn connected with the house owned by Col.
William B. Freeman, who for many years has
resided in the village, was discovered to be on
FIRE. The wind blew strong in the direction of
the house, and in short time thel connecting
buildings and the house were all in flames.
Mr.. Alnon Files, who occupied the house was
able to remove but few articles of furniture !;
the family lost large balance, also all their
clothing. Col. Freemans loss is heavy. The
buildings were large and we'll constructed, on
which there was an insurance of S2500 in the
Home Insurance Company, New York City.
There was stored IN the house a large amount
of furniture, on which there was no insurance.
The farming tools, valued at one thousand dol
lars, one hundred and fifty bushels of barley,
fifty tons ofhay. "a large quantity of peas, hay
seed, &c., were consumed. The total loss was
$500, on which there was an insurance of
$4,000, as above.
1t is the universal belief that the fi'e was the
work of an incendiary. A man was seen APP
proachug the barn and suddenly leave it just
before the fire was discovered. The farm cou-
nected with the set of buildings which were
CONSUMED, has been considered one of the best
hay farms in Gorham. 1t was first taken up
by one OF the early settlers oy the name OF
Freeman. The farm his always been in the
possession of the Freemans', a very respecta-
Bile and industrious family. The present
buildings were originally built G5 years ago,
and thoroughly changed and repaired 30 years
afterward. The beautiful shade trees on the
north and east side of the house are entirely
destroyed; those on the south side are partial
| ly saved. Thus, with malicious intent one of
the old land marks and best houses in town is
sacrificed, but like many other such places, it
has its historic "reminiscences which will not
be forgotten.
The fire was seen at a long distance, and
| hundreds fastened to do service, but there was
! nothing TO do but to save the unoccupied
house opposite, which took fire several times
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NEW YORH.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Charles lConley was
shot with rifle and instantly killed by Rich
ard Allen, in an ARRAY at the foot of both St.,
East river last night. The ARRAY was the re-
suit of an old quarrel.
James Kennedy was fatally wounded with
an axe in tenement house quarrel last night
with couple Of women.
The body of John p. Linsel, an Sth avenue
grocer, who has been missing several days, has
been washed ashore on Staten leland, bearing
evidences of death by garrOters who had Job
bed his person of all his money and vauatles
E1-polceman Samuel Lake has been arrest
ed for completely in the theft of $4,000 worth
of wearing apparel, the property of Alderman
living, lately recovered by the police.
Rev. Mr.. Lord resi- gned the pastorate of Main
street Methodist Church, Paterson, N. j., yes
terday, in consequence of the finding OF charges
of bigamy.
Srmuel p. Smons, a we'll known dramatic
agent, died yesterday.
The immigrants last week numbered 1865
less than tWO-fifths the weekly average in the
early part of the season.
The miniature steamer City of Ragusa was
spoken Aug. 22d, in lat. ~ so, long. co. 90; out
G6 days, all well.
Ship,American Union, from London, yester-
dOy, spoke French man-of- war on the Goth
off Nantucket.
President Grant is at West Branch and will
return to Long Branch on Tuesday.
Mail adv.ces from Europe to the 18th put
Bazaine's forces at 100000 Prince Roya. and
Frederick Charles at ,0C0 and 40, 600 each
and Steinmetz at 100000. A letter from Res
tadt states that the German less in killed and
wounded at Weissembourg was 1000; Woertt
$4,000 to 10000; and at Saarbrnck nearly 5000
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We wish to state that we ara selling DIR. Garratt's
Medical Electrical Disks wholesale ard retail as we
have done from the first, tor believe them to be
decidedly the best thing OF the kind ever invented
they have been looking for.
GOODMAN & SHURTLEI g.
Surgical instrument Makers and Dealers
10 and Is fremont Street. Boston
Orders may be addressed to Dea IRA or
ELECTRIC DISK CO.,
auglnd3miS 25 Bromfield ST Rostou
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LONDON, Aug. 27.-[Special to N. Y. Her
aid. IA letter from our correspondent at
Rheims, dated 9th, says it is reported that Ba-
zaine with a portion of his army is between
Montmed.y and Longuay, on the Belgian from
tier, where he is awaiting the arrival of McMa-
hon. The report is considered doubtful. The
garrison of Strasbourg recently made sue
cessful sortie and captured a convoy of cattle
and ammunition.
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Herde, the Prussian spy, was shot this morn
ing.
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Rnm.ors of War.

There Is IN active demand Tor CON
demned ordnance and ordnance stores,
and all the Government offers for sale find
ready purchasers. tits generally believ.
ed that parties arc purchasing on specula.
ton, in the hope that troubles in an I'm.
expected quarter may compel the Gov
eminent to repurchase them at no distant
day at an increased price.
! In this connection it may be stated that
Gen. B. F. Butler has, during the past
week, been in telegraphic correspondence
with the ordnance department, having
made a proposition for the Immediate
purchase Of q large number Of arms and a
quantity Of munitions of4war.-WaSfing-
ton Republican. ..'.a.orl'. l'
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EdncntinnnI Addresser.

In addition to the Institute work and
appointments, will speak upon the Char.
scferfstics and Needs OF our School Sys'
dshspAetdstown, Jefferson county, Mon.
day, October Sd.
New Creek, Mineral county, Saturday,
October 6thA
Grafton, Taylor county, Monday, octo'
Warrington, Marion county, wednes.
day, October 18th.
Jane y; Low, Lewis county, Monday, octor
ClaEksbuEg, Harrison county, Friday,
October 'e1st.
BIoorefeId, Hardy county, Monday,
November 9Th.
I The time at each place will be Z o'clock
P. n. The friends at. the several places
will please take the necessary steps TO Sc
cure a place Of meeting and a good audi
ence. ~ a.r A. D. WILLIAMS,
=. " ..a General Supt Of Schools.
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The Register was much amused when a
Cincinnati paper The other day printed the
name Of the Republican candidate in this
district as NATHAN "GnlI' Jr. Now we
find another Cincinnati paper printing the
name OF the Democratic candidate In the
second district as o. .%"DooSEY." The
Gccnbrier Indeptndent chastens some Of
It's Democratic contemporaries for printing
the name Of the Democratic candidate for
Governor as JACOBS" whereas, saith the
Iadspeadent, his name il only JAooB."
Will the Independent. now inform US
whether he Is the original JaooB.nl 70
avoid errors wouldn't II be better 70 write
his name simply "B. s o. R. R. Coz"
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provides for county commissioners by
executive appointment. The principle Is
wrong. And does our neighbor remember
that at the last session Of the LegiSllture
we advocated IN amendment. 10 the
registry law providing for the election Of
these officers by the people at the first
election, and that q bill making this
amendment passed the House Of Delegates
By q solid Republican vote againsta solid
Democratic vote and against the protests
Of the Regiaer! After such a record the
less our neighbor says about that feature
Of the registry law the better. And until
he can furnish us the names Of some Of
these many victims oil the registration
officers, so that the facts in, their cases
can be inquired into, we must hold
ourselves free to doubt that the
RegiasFs daily columns OF denunciation
have any better foundation than wish
to make capital against the Republican
party for use in the present canvass.
Gases Of error and injustice no doubt do
occur, rs they do in every State under
any system. But in our own State at
this time, under the pressure Of threats,
we have no doubt whatever that nine out
OF ten Of the errors made by the registra.
lion officers are made in favor Of persons
who are not entitled TO register under the
laws as they now stand We resatisfed
the Register believes this and is making
all its howl simply to divert attention
from it and to make capital for It's party.
When the Register and It's party cease
to reject all propositions from the Repub-
licans to improve the registry law and to
terminate the disiranchisement Of rebels
then they can set up howl Of this kind
much more consistently than now. 9
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The Illogical Logic and False Pre-
tence of the Register. -

To prove that persons entitled to regis
ter, and vote are now excluded from that
right in great numbers, the Register prints
from time to time the following, which
occurred In an editorial discussion OF the
disftanchisement question in our columns
year ago: as.} 30
"And TO enforce this exclusion we
maintain feature ofregistration which
puts the control Of suffrage in the hands
Of irresponsible and sometimes unscrupu.
lous agents, who do not always stop with
those who are excluded by law, but who
10 crafty personal dislikes or mcrcenary
ends deprive Of the ballot men OF their
own political faith who have right to
vote under the law"
Iniwriting that we believed then, and
still believe, we wrote tho truth. Tint
such things had been done in GreenOrier
and possibly some other countless We had
good reason 70 believe, and still believe.
Butwe do not find any evidence In this
that the same state Of facts exists now;
that under the administration Of the regis.
try law now in Greenbrier or elsewhere
any persons Of either political faith emit.
tied to register are excluded from regis.
tration. On the otlieE hand, VIC have
induhitable evidence that il, that county
q large number Of persons Who actually
served in the Confederate army are on
tho registry list. One Of the most
respectable gentlemen in that coun.
T., who Is himself disnancliscd for
having aided tho rebellion, says that
twenty persons inthat county areregiter.
ed who no knows personally were in the
rebel army. We have no doubt that IN
many other counties there is q similar
state offaots.
We have not changed our opinion Of
that feature Of the registry law which
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Hon. Benjamin stanton

Will speak for the Republican cause rs
follows: lgts r...
Charleston, Kanawha county, Saturday, octo'
BrownStown, KAnawhA county, Monday, oc'
tobCr 8.
tobeF 4.
Buffalo, Putnam county, Thursday, october. G.
Point Pleasant, Mason county, Saturday, De-
B Batbousvllle, cabell county, Wednesday, oc'
Wayne c. H., Wayne county, Friday, ocsO-
Cersdo, Wayne county, Saturday, October Is.
Jackson G. H., jackson county, Thursday oc'
Roane c. H., Roane county, Saturday, octO'
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MARION ooUNrY.-FrOm the West Nir

MARION @ oUETY.-FrOm the West VIr.
giintan Of this week we take the following
items
3 Tuesday last, James Perry, miner
in the West Fairmont mines, had one leg
broken in two places, and was otherwise
seriously injured, by a heavy fall of coal.
Monday last at Nuzum's, on the B. &
o. r. R., a little son of James 6hrivcr at
tempted to jump on a passing coal train,
slipped and fell between the cars. One
arm was severed from the shoulder. He
was dragged about fifty feet and it is
believed fatally injured.
Monday week a brakesman on the B.
& o. R. r, was standing on top Of a car
when his head came in contact with q
bridge near Warrington. He was knocked
down and badly injured.
Ed. Moore's fine gelding, Bismarck"
took the first premium at the Fair on
Friday last in trotting match.
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A NAN named Warren had occasion to
60 out of church during religious exer.
cises in Pittsburgh last Sunday, when the
clergyman remarked that persons who
LEFT church during sermon were on the
high road to perdition, adding that he
would wait a while IL any more wanted TO
60. Overthirty pounds Of raw beefwere
sent TO the preacher next day by sympa-
thising parishioners to take the blaclIncss
out Of his eyes.
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TINS is FREE COUNTY, and if people
like to use hair coloring composition full Of
dirt, they have a right to do SO; but rca-
son suggests that when PHALoS's VITAL,
La, on SALVATION FOR TILE Fl AR-pellucid,
sweet, and pleasant-can be Obtained Of
every drugstore, none but the unrefned
win use any other. Sold by druggists:
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Col. Thomas B. Swann,

OF KanawlIa county, will speak Mt the
following places and times:
MannIugton, Marion Co, Sept. 18th.
MotIanlown. MouongaliS Co, Sept. 18th.
KlhEW00d, Preston county, October lst.
ClafksbuFY, Harrison county, October 4.
Cherry Camp, Harrison county, October 5.
PhiliPpI, Barbour county, October Is.
Other appointments for Col. Swami will
coon be announced.
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ohio County Republican Ticket
Cen. Nathan GoE, Jr.,

The Republican candidate for Congress
in this District, viii address the people
as follows: as
Bolton, Marshall county, Friday, September
IcundsvIlle, Marshall county, Tuesday, octO-
LIttletOn, wctzeI county, Wednesday, octo-
Jane Lew, Lewis county, Friday, October 9TH.
Weston, Lewis county, Saturday, October 9Th,
Other appointments will DO announced
hereafter, ~ HI -.
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HON. r. H. PE1RPolNT

will speak at
Buckhannon, UpShur county, Oetoberl.
EAlFmont MAr'On county, October -.
Winfield, Marion county, 0ctOber22,
Other appointments will soon be an
nounced.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

n ETTING ALARR1ED.-ESSAYS
" for Young Men, on Socil Evils, and the
propriety or improperly Of citing Married, with
sanitary help for those who feel united for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent nee, in sealed enveI.
Opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. sepl7.d&w
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Democratic Nominations in Taylor.
PRUNrYrowN, W. Va, |
September 90, 1870. !

10 ~ 4NtetttgsncF: .-iq{ "a, $40, y y
I The Democracy Of this county, on Sat-
urday last, in convention ut Fettcrman,
nominated the following ticket:
House Of Delegute8--R. Dawson.
9ierif-H. Evans. q.
CerE-A. Armstrong.
ReeOrder-J. n. Scrogin.
ASSe&S0r-J. A Wilson. !. G.
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MARRIED.

.CARNs-oXToBY.-on Tuesday, september
9th, 1870, 1T the residence Of the BRIDES pa
rents, by Rev. j. T. Oxt0by assisted by Rev. B.
Ohio, and Miss LIZZIE OxroBY, of this city.
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Senator Wiley
WIN sneak at

al a.e-r aH.5H--g
Ravenswood, Thursday, Sept, 29th.
West Union, DOddridge county, October LIST.
ClGrksburg, October Ath.
ShInnstan, October 9th.
Jane Lew, October eth.
WestuhJ October Sth. F5t' aapf gHE
Piedmont, October II.
New Creek, October IL.
PhiHppi. October 10. ''
FalrmOnt, October ID. - go 81
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

STATE TlChEl
ron GOVERNOR, ,.u
WILLIAM 3. STEVENSON,
OF Wood County.
SxcxIrAKE or 7nE sTATE,
JAMES n. PIPES
OF Marshall County.
AUDITOR,
THOMAS BoGGEss,
OF Roane County.
TnEAsURKR,
JAMES A. MAcAULEI.
OF Ohio County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
JupoE SuPREXE COURT or APrEAlS.
JAMES Il. BROWN,
or KanawhA County.
nor coSoREss-PIRsT DISTRICT,
NATHAN GOFF, JR.,
Of Harrison County.
FOH cOS0RGeA-ehCoNOD IATAIF'
JAMES c. NcGRBW,
OF Preston County.
YoR coxoREss-THrRD DBTArT
JOHN 8. wITCHER.
ron STATE sEXArE-FrRST DISTRICT,
JOHN C. HERNEY,
OF Ohio County,
Ohio County Republican, Ticket
ron HOUSE OT DELEGATES.
EDWARD N. ATKINSON,
JOHN r. HUBBARD,
WILLIAM L. PARKINSON.
ron suERIFF,
RICHARD s. BROWN,
ron CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
SAMUEL h. McCOLLoCH.
ron MEcoRpER, 'a.a
JOHN ". SCHULTZ.
Tog PRogEcurING ATTORNEY,
GEORGE B. CALDWELL.
FoR ASsESsORs, sa
city Dis,rict-EL1IAH DAY.
County e JOSEPH WADDELL.
.ll COUNTY SURVIVOR.
J.D. WHITMAN.
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~ FOR SHERIFF.. Editors Entelllgsn.
49, or: You will please announce John
Howell Of Clay Township. as an Independent
Candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio County at tho en-.
suing election, subiect'tO no Star Chamber die
Sup3.S MANY VOTERS.