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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-31
Owing to recent rains the AIlerben,

Owing to recent rains the Allegheny Riv.
er is now navisaole for light crafts, and
the riveimsn are availing themselves Of
this opportunity to run up from Pittsburgh
with barges of coal ard take back the oil
which has accumulated at different points
for transportation. On Monday the soil
Valley" "Gipsey," and several other tow
boats passed Parker's, bound mp with
ba 'ges, aud the General Larimer down with
thlse barges Of oil in tow. Oil City will
not ship much oil to Pittsburgh by the
present rise, but at Tidioute, Oleopolis and
White Oak, there is considerable that will
be moved. while at various points upon the
river below Oil City, small quantities are
awaiting shipment
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On Saturday morning about twenty
minutes past nine O'Clock, one and hail
miles west of Altoona, Pa, as the Pacific
Express going west vas rounding a curve
on tie mountain side at rapid rate deep
precipice on one side and high impending
rocks on the other, wee lad was seen
ahead waving his hat and tossing his little
arms aloft. The train was stopped within
a few feet of'a mass Of rock and dirt upon
ihe track sufficient 10 have thrown passer-
gers and cars over the precipice. The lad
whose name is William Canko, not yet ten
years old, bad seen the fall ard hastened
to signal the approaching train.
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Gold liz.

We would call the attention of the oil
operators 10 this vicinity TO the notice OF
the meeting Of the Oil Producers AssociA.
tion, which 10 to be beld at Oil City, on
Friday, April lat, In Library Hall, at ten
o'clock A. N. The meeting is called fol
the purpose Of taking measures to secure
the passage Of the Free Pipe Bill, now
pending before the State Senate. This IL
an important measure and should secure
the prompt attention Of both producers ani
shippers, Is It is Of vital interest to BOTH
Let there be full attendance.
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A general order from the headquarters OF
the army announces the death of General
Thomas. 1t gives an account of his life
and services, and says: The General has
known General Thomas in timately since
they sat as boys on tho same bench, and
the quality In him which he holds up for
the admiration and example Of the youns is
his complete and entire devotion to duty.
Though sent to Florida, to Mexico, Texas
and Arizona, when duty. .taere was absolute
Punishment, he went cheerfully and never
asked IS personal favor, exemption or
leave of absence. Iu battle he never waver.
ed firm and full of faith in his cause, he
knew 1t would prevail. and he never sough,
edvsscement of rank or honor at the ex-
pense Of any one. Whatever he earned Of
theas were his own, and no one disputed
bis fame. TIE very impersonation of homes
ty, integrity and tonor, he will stand to us
as the beau ideal of soldier and 3 gentle
man. Though be leaves no child to bear
his name, the cid army of the Cumberland,
numbered BY tens Of thousands. called him
father, will weep for him in tears OF manly
grief His wife, who cheered him with her
messages of love iu the darkest hours OF the
! war, will mourn him now IN sadness chast-
ened BY the sympathy OF the whole country.
The last sad rites due him ss man and
soldier will be paid at Troy, N. T., on the
family and all Of his comrades ho can be
present are invited, there to !hare in the
obsequies. At all military posts and sta
tiOns flags will he placed at half mast, and
fifteen guns fired on the day after the receipt
OF this order, and usual badges Of mourning
will be WON thirty days.
By command Of General Sherman.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Thu rsday ,,arch 81 e.
ARRIVAL AND DEPAmTCtsE OF
TRAINssON .. q. & A. IL. ~

eoyTH.
No. 2, Passenger. er.--LeaveCorry ll.20 a.
m; Titrsv.lle. 1859 p. M; Petroleum Cen.
ire, LAO p. M; Oil City, 2.22 p. m.; lr-
vincton, 8 10 p. m.
No. 4 4Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 10 a. m;
Titusville, 7,S5 .. m; Petroleum Centre
sl4 a m; Oil City, S69 m; arrive at lr-
vineton ll.48 a m.
No. 6 Passeuger-Leave Cory 6.05 p m ;
Titnsville. 7.5O D m; Petroleum Centre,
S,33 m; arrive at Oil City $50 N.
No. ], Passenger-Leave Irvineton 7.l5
. m; Oil City, 1910 a m; Petroleum Cen
tire, II, ,O5 m; Titusvilie, II, 80 m; arrive
at Cory 40 p m.
No. 5, Psssenger-Leave Irvinetou, 49,
ob p m; Oil City 2.57 p m; Petroleum Cen
tire, 3.36 p IN; Titusville, 20 p 10; arrive
at Gerry 6.45 p m.
No. s, Passenger-Leave Oil City TOO a
n; p roleum Centre, ,43 a IN; Titusville,
$50 am; arrive at Cory lo,l0 y m.
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NEWS ETE MS.

The ice has broken up in The North river
aud the channel was clear yesterday
A mu,iry at the. Cincinnati workhouse,
on Monday, was successfully suppressed
Another German agent is about to leaye
for California, Oregon and Washington
Territory, to explore.a site for o. colony oi
Germ ans from Chicago
John,Clare, tried at Baltimore for the
alleged murder of Henry b. Grave, .in!lS65,
has been acquitted.
At4 o'clock p. NJ, Tuesday the three up
por floors of the new brick shop of A. Ryce
d Co.'S seed and cnltivator manuiactory. at
Akron. Ohio, fell through.to the ground.--
Mraculously none of the workmen were
seriously injured. Loss five thousand dol
lars.
Allentown, Pa., is'still infested with in
cendiaries, and there ,is great excitement
among the citizens.
The directors of the Buffalo Driving Pork
Association have decided to offer $40, 0O0
| in premiums at the sumner meeting. CON-
mencing August Q. The principal prizes
are $50. 900 for horses that never beat 2:30:
| 81, 600 .or horses that never beat 1921; 81.
900 for horses that never beat 2:25; $4,000
free to all horses, and large purses for horses
that never beat 2:34, 2:4O and 2:50, for
double teams al d dash oil five miles.
Owing to the sudden rise in the river,
the embankment at the lower lock of the
canal at Keokuk. Iowa, gave way Saturday.
and the entire, Government work sat that
point was flooded, cansing great damage
The work will DO suspended until the river
falls.
J. r. Allen. q theatrical manager at
Cinclunati, is in Jail in, Nashville, on a
charge Of perjury.
The. office of hessComst and Advertiser.
at St. Michaels, Talbot aounty, Md, was
burned. Tuesday together. with several
stores and dwellings.
The Democratic State, Central Ccmmittee
Of Maryland, Tuesday adopted resolution
tina I.ihe registration laws of the State should
be so amended SOFAS to conform to the pro-
visions Of the Fifeente Amendment.
AN emigrant shipi.is supposed TO have
fouu'' nred in the bay Of Boston in the gale
Saturday night. quan',iessot wrecked stuff,
including bed sacks, pillows, &C., hsvins
Wi she'd ashore on Cape Cod,
L. a. Alexandria, son-in-law OF Mr.. Van
detpeylyn, wealthy farmer OF Troy, n. Y.
WHO Was murdered last week, has commit
led suicide, after con.essins tina. be commi l.
ted the deed which hs had meditated for
year.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal will
be opened for navigation next Monday.
The monntaiUs ia the Hawaiian islands
were covered with snow on The 9th OF
March, very unusual occurrence.
April 18th Is to be observed as a fast day
in Connecticut.
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Mr.. Trayer, salesman lor the well known
clothing tonse OF Charles Stokes, Philadel-
phia viii visit this ,ity about April lst.
Those wishing clothing cnt in the latest
style and best materials will do well to re-
serve their orders tor him. lie will have q
very large and complete line of samples. -
Our prices will he found very low as the
extent of our business gives great advan-
tages in huyln2. The long established rcpn-
taiion OF the uouse for tair dealing, good
cutting and workmanship Is euaWnte
that every customer will be pleased.
ml6.m
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The San Lake Daily Telegraph, Gen.
tile paper, says, iu regard to the Calloon
bill, that it agrees With the Sun and other
journals that the better way for Congress 10
deal with Utah is TO admit her as State,
and let the high civilization, religion;
teaching, noble example and Christian
arguments Of the millions OF the republic
lead the thousands of Utah to higher NOR
al plane, if they can.
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OIL Producers Meeting i'm Regard &.
the Free Pipe Bill.
FRANKLIN, March 3d. 1870.


FRANKLIN, March 80, 1870.
Editor Record:
The Free Pipe Bill has passed the House
Of Representatives, and is now pending be-
fore the Senate.
A strong opposition to its passage is said
to exist, eRdsngering the success of the
bill.
1t is necessary that oil who are interested
in tho cheap transportation of oil, at regu-
lar and uniform rates, unite in presenting
to the Senate their petitions for the passage
of the bill, with the reasons which suppor;
tho petitions.
Immediate and.earnest action:is necessa-
ry TO save this important measure from de-
feat.
A meeting of oil men, both Producers aud
Shippers, is called to be held at Oil City
on Friday, April lst, in Library Hall, at
ten O'Clock a. m, to adopt such measures
as the occasion requires
A fall attendance s desired.
WIN. BRoUGu,
Pres't Pet. Producers Association.
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There ia an active demand for leases on
tho Smith, Mcbride and Huidekouper
farms. A new we'll was struck on the Huid-
ekouper farm las. Saturday aud one on the
Mcbride farm. We have been unable to
learn the amount of production in either
sse.-Plaassntville Gaslight.
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ICE, ICE.

IcE.-C. II. Williams & Co., are prepar-
ed to hrnisb fresh Chautauqua Lake Ice in
quantities to sit all. They have laid in a
large stock of the pnrest Ice ever brought
to the oil region, Those using Ice will do
well to bear this fact in mind. m3O-4t.
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dreadful accident occurred Tuesday
morning at tho coal mine of Richard Hech-
scber, a few miles from Shenaudoah City,
Tin Schuylkill county, Pa. From what can
eh ascertained it appears that while four
meo were decendiug The shaft the rope bro1
pfeciii'a'ing the car and man 10 The bot
on, depth vt over eiNiy ieet, All were
Instantly hi led.
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He that drinks good beer,
And goes to bed. mellow.
Buys It Of John Theobolt,-
For he's . jolly fellow.
OF Hoenig & Co.'S brewing he keeps the
hest,
1t makes you sing and carol,
There's no drugs In Hoenig's lager
And Ills very cheap per barrel.
To-day John Tbeobolt resumes sreeie
payment. That he keeps the bss. of lager,
sweiizer cheese, ham, &C., and makes No.
! sandwiches, and furnishes an extra Hs-
vana cigar there can be no doubt. The
above will DO furnished for gresnbacks and
specie givea in change. Remember the
plaoe-Opera House Restaurant.
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Rev. John Peate, A. H., Of franklin,
will preach in the Mcthodist Church of this
place next Sunday, morning and evening.
Mr.. Peate is representative man in the
Methodist Church, and an able preacher.
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We would call the attention of our busi-
ness men to the superior styles Of job print
ing, both plaiu and fancy, at present being
turned on. from this office. We are prepar.
ed TO execute job printing of every descrip-
tion in the latest and most fashionable sty 10
of the art. and at reasonable rates. If.
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The Fifteenth Amendment has become q
law of the land, having been ratified by the
two Houses Of Congress. The proelama-
tion Of the President announcing Its ratif.
cation was made yesterday.
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The first sige Of spring-"To let"
A cobbler has sole purpose in life.
Fascinating ledies-Arch-Duc
Morning envelopes-Dressing gowns
The science of sorrow-sigh- cology.
Cold mufIins-Rasamuffins in winter.
"Tiue as steol"--Wall street brokers.
The ends of justice-A cat-o'-nine-
tails.
A "coprer Wedding" marrying u
squaw.
Court-sbip has two mates and no cap
tain.
A scaly wedding-Marrying a fish wo
man.
The Minister of the Interior-Tbe
mouth.
A AMis-take-MSS. of Female composl-
tors.
Tho jockeys Club perfume-H Horse-Iad-
ish.
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The annual reunion of the Army of TIE
Potomac will lie hold in Philadelphia, on
the 9th of April.
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The largest and best assortment Of Table
Cutlery, ever brought into the country a'
Nicholson d Blackmon's. T..
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Fine assortment of Paper aud Cloth win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed at
uStf GRiFFEs BROS.
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Sash. Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Futnilnf" store.
ml0-tf
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Sherrys theatre will soon perform ct
lsadville.
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SHERIYFs SALE Is CLosED.-Nicaolso l.
Blackmon baviug bought him Oh. OF this
place ana Kane City. If.
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Horse Shoe Nails. wholesale and retail
at Nicholson Il Bisckmou's. 23-tf.
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Carriage Bolts. wholesale and retail. a
Nicholson e. Backmon's 23-tk
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hammers 4 Alden's il the only white
mans, clothnc store in the Centre.
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KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, s'
Lamemls Il Alden's.
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The New Gas Pump for sals =. Nicholson
& Diackmons. IT,
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THE PYRAMIDS of splendid coal over at
Codngton IL Cornwelfs yard are perfectly
wonderful. msrchl0H.
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hammers i Alden's is the only store Il
guy good, durable and cheap clothing.
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e[s" 1t is the truth? Critics Bros nave
RESUMED SPECIE PAY MENf' All
persons purchasing goods at their store VIII
receive specie in change. GIVE theln call
and see Tor yourself. mZ2'u.
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Ses notice Of Chautauqua Lake Ice fol
sale.
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TheNew Gas Pump Tor sale ct Nicholson
4 Biackmons. IT,
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Undertaking in large quantities at Ian
mers X Aiden's.
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Orders taken for suits and its guaranteed,
Lammers & Al4eus.
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Tho oil business continues " look up on
1cCrsy farms.
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Gaffney. sells better and cheaper goods
than any dea Ter on the creek. Try him.
N IsU.
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The largest and hest assorted stock ever
on exhibition on Oil creek is AT Gafney's.
NlStf
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lSivino Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Divino Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II s'clook A. NJ, and Z
e'clesk r. N.
Rev. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. N. and
~ P. n. Sabbath School at l21f r. N.
eats free. 4 cordial Invitation extend.
Cd to. all.
Rev. c. II. Heard, Pastor.
ST8. PETER AND PAUL'S ,,(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 101z q. nj.
Vesper and Benedic.iss e7 the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. -.
Catesbisu at:.2::p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Faster.
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The song oi the robins was heard this
morning.
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Gold taken at par for goods at Gafneys.
4 lS,f.
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inst received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at !. Rutherford s.
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Reduced Prices at Lammers Il Ald.sS.
no7.22H.
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rosaI Notices.

sIoSgS NOTICES.
ess" 1t is the truth? Critics Bros. have
RESUMED SPECIE PAYMENT. All
persons purchasing goods at their store VIII
receive specie in change. Give them call
and see Tor yourself. mZZ'u'
Fine assortment of Paper aud Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed at
mStf GRiFFEs BROS.
Sash, Glass. Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture store.
ml0-f
KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, at
Lamemrs Il Aldens.
Gaffney. sells better and cheaper goods
than any dea Ter on the creek. Try him.
NJ IsG.
The largest and hest assorted stock ever
on exhibition on Oil creek is at Gaaney's.
NlStf
Gold taken at par for goods at Gaffney's.
Il lSd.
hammers 4 Alden's is the only store 10
guy good. durable and cheap clothing.
THE PYRAMIDS of splendid coal over at
Codington IL Cornwell's yard are perfectly
wonderful. msrchl0tf.
hammers Il Aden's ia the only white
mans, clothing store in the Centre.
The largest and best assortment Of Table
Cutlery, ever brought ilto the country q:
Nicholson d Blachmon's. t..
SHERIYFs SALE Is sCLosED.-Nicholso h
Blackmon baviug bought him cut OF this
place and Kane City. If.
COLD ia a word which Codington L Corn
well propose render obsolete. For mOdus
operdndi call and see them. narchl0N.
We would call the attention of our busi-
ness men to the superior styles Of job print
ing, both plaiu and fancy, at present being
turned ont from this office. We are prepar.
ed TO execute job printing Of every descrip-
tion in the latest and most fashionable sty ls
Of the art. aud at reasonable rates. II.
Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale ana retall,
at Nicholson Il Blsckmop's. 2S-tf.
TheNew Gas Pump tor sale ct Nicholson
Il Blackmon's. IT,
The New Gas Pump for sals =, Nicholson
& Blackmon's. II.
Carriage Bolts. wholesale and retail, a
Nicholson & Backmon's 23-tf
Undertaking in large quantities at LaD
mers X Aden's.
Reduced Prices at Lammers Il Aiaess.
[no7.22H1
inst received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at !. Rutherford 6.
IT,
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Somebody calls q baby the Homo Melo
diet.
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TIN Nd REPAIR SHOP

Thanking our friends for their liberal palfonrr
in the pa.t we shall use cur best efforts 10 ,',n
Ia eontiraaHee. AssA
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philadelphia ~ Erie R. Ea .

Time, 10 minutes faster than Er 10 time
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1863. the trains
on the Philadelphia & Erie Kai.roa1 will run as
follows:
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CosrtsLip is Lliss, but natrimoDy is blis
ter.
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adicatioUs OF rain.
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To-porrOw ia All-Fool's day.
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The streets are muddy.
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The m.ser's diScasc-Non"y mana.
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A muslcal wedJing-Marryipgn the right
time.
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Pres't. Pet. Producers Association.
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Nteam and Gas Fittings

Purchasing with cash only, our facilities !" ~, u,
nishing everything in oar line are superior =
other establishment in the Oil kel Ion. Ws'a'
fl rst class.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29

A QUESTION IN MANY HONEs.--The
tine times when We could all live on the
fat Of the land hase gone by, perhaps
never to return. 0flate, the question how
to obtain the largest amount Of wholesome,
palatable nourishment at The lowest possi-
BE price, has been earnestly discussed in
thousands Of American homes. The intro
duction ofSRA Moss FARINE as national
food staple, solves the problem. From no
other article under the sun eau the same
amount ofdelicious fare be obtained for the
same cost. The custards, Charlottes, jel-
lies, puddings, &C., made from it are eft
for juno when she banqdets; and as a
clariier for refining cider and other fer
mented potables, It hss no eqqal. The
Sea Moss Farine Co., who own the patent
for the article, have their central depot at
So Park Place, New York, and within
twelve months they have established
business Of immense magnitude and i'm
portance.
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wAGGENER TOWNSHIP.
Mr. Editor:

W.. Editor
Alta large and enthusiastic meeting held
10 Clifton, on the evening of the Gath of
September, Major L. HarpOld, was called
to the chair, and A. G. Mason, elected
Secretary.
The following very excellent ticket was
nominated, which will be triumphantly
elected.
Supervisor-Geo. 3. Downing.
Clerk Thomas Hutchinson.
School Commissioners. ". Bird,
70; Mason City; Peter Stewart, for Clifton;
Lemuel HarpoId, for West Columbia.
0yerseer Of P oor-James Zircle.
Road Supcryisors-Jos Yeager, Jr.,
Scbastiou Bumgaruer, Benjamin Henkle.
Il. T. Williamson, William Wilson and
Major Brown.
After the nominations were made, Gen.
John s. Witcher was introduced, who in
an able and eloquent speech of about an
hour and three quarters, showed up the
corruption Of the sugar-coated Democratic
Conservative party. His speech was well
received as was shown by the repeated
cheering which went up as omens of the
determination of the Republicans Of old
Waggonor. at the conclusion Of the
Generals speech, r. A. Guthrie, Esq,
Republican candidate for Prosecuting At.
tOruey, being called, came forward aud
made very logical speech of half hours
length, After which with the very bOst
of feeling and full determination to win
IN the county by an increased majority, the
meeting sdjonruod. NJ.