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ABBEVILLE, S. G. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1870

mont was tho evidence it afforded OF
the slccplcSs military enterprise ol
irussia, showing moro wakclulness
Than Franco in that respect, for tho
invention of the chasscpot might nov.
CT havo been made, but that it was
stimulated by the success Of the noe
dlc-Sun. Certain IT is that tho chassc-
pot, though said to bs q superior wca-
pom TO tho Prussiap gun, has not
avnllcd TO overcome those who carry
INC latter, thus seeming TO show that
II Is the military system, the discinlino
and the leadership, the whole inspired
ny an intense national ardor, which
must DC couMtcdamong TIC prominent
agencies Of Prussian success. All ac-
counts represent that this most impor-
laht clement Of strength has never
Dccn more fully developed in Germany
than ut the present moment. 1t IS
not ut all probable that tho German
love OF country is greater than that
OF any other people. That passion so
powerful III the human heart, and
which has been recognized as sacred
even by the voice Of inspiration. is as
universal as it is powerful. But il is
INC great good fortune of Prussia that
ut one Of the most critical iuncturcs of
her national existence, this immense
mo'ive power, instead Of being blown
wildly OFF and cSpcrding it.cIf in va
rof ana noise, has been seized and an
pi'cd like steam to the propulsion Of
TIC vast military machine which the
foresight and ingenuity Of Prussia had
prepared. ard which thus far seems to
DC capable Of bearing down all rcsis-
tance.
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VOLUME XVIII---NO. 10.

service in the latters church in Eric.
From thence, in company with hi
two daughters, he visited Montreal,
Niagara Falls, Saratoga and New
York City. lie was seized with q Sc
vcrc attack of his old complaint at
Saratoga, but hero was fortunate
enough TO encounter DIR. William
hcrns, of the Twelfth Ward, Pitts
burg.
The latter devoted himself to the
invalid and rendered him very impor-
tant service, never quitting his side
until he was surrounded by his family
and the comfort" Of home. DR.. Press
lE was, at the Gate of his demise, tho
oldest minister in Pennsylvania with
one exception. His funeral Will take
place on Tuesday next.
rIncyh""y City (Po.) E%'hangr, Av.
Cust 13.
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Improved Cotton Gins.
McLEM MDEM'S PAVEWT,

YHSnE subscriber purchased Two wears
/. AGO. McLEN DEN'S PATENT M
PECVEIENT 70 COTTON GINS,
for Tie Coan,ies Of AbbeY;lc, Ehgeliehl.
aad Ncwhc,y; and in that time has sold
many OF them, a"d TO the entire sati-iac-
ton Of lis patrons. Tie Improvement il
applied TO tue old gin at a tr.iiing expense;
and with these material aavaula ges-llat
il will enable the Gin 10 gin from one
fourth 10 one-ti;rd more, and TO produce
cleaner ard better lint. lie has numcr-
ons certificates from cotton planters 10 this
elect, and also from cotton buyers, Stating
that tie cotton from this Improved Gin
will command from one to one a. half cents
mole per pound. Agents will be sent out,
and the public patronage is solicited in
their behalf.
rea. Reliable agents wanted.
e. F. PARKER.
Calhoun's Mills, Augut IL, 1870, le,t
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THE MILL, long and favorably known
4 rs the "DONALD MILL" has been
purchased by US. and we have repaired il
thoronghly--pulling in a new and splendid
SHUTTER (the finest that is in usc)-
a NEW BOLTING CLOTH, together
with NEW MACIIINERY. from tie
Naterwhcel to tie garrct.
This work has been done in a sabstan
tial and worl;,ranliie manner by the mos.
experienced and sEilliul Mi!Iwriyh,s in the
country, and We believe the Mill now TO be
in better condition than it ever was in
lis palm;cst days.
The old Friends and Customers of the
Mill are respectfully invited to return to
tho Mil that in days "!arg syne' served
them so well and faithfully.
MIR. HUTCHINSON, who has had
much experience as Miller, will have
charge of the Mill, and will give his uudi-
vided attention 10 tho wants Of their Gus
toners.
Respectfully,
JAS. EVANS,
TUOS. HUTCHINSON.
July 20. 1870, l3, An
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Current Deposits Of s1.OO and
upwards Received. Gold
Deposits payable in
cold, received hv

agreement
with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest oVouca at the rate of Sic
IcT Cant. per AMMAN, compoMM-
cit ctciy ,SIc EIonths.
PRINCIPAL and Interest, or any part
4 thereof, may be withdrawn at any
line-liae Bankreserving the right Qhough
twill be rarely excmiscd) TO demand four
teen days notice if the amoanl is under
$1,000; twenty days if over 81 900 aud
under $1,000, or thirty days if over
$4,000.
OFFICERS
WADE HAMPTON, Pres,icnt.
JOHN B. PALMER, Vicc-President.
THOMAS f. GREGG, Caslie:.
D. l.. WARDLAW, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON, Columbia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
+. ". McMASTER, CoInn.L .Lia.
A. G, HASKELL, Columbia.
J. =. THOMAS. Columbia.
+. IT. IlElNlrSH, Columbia.
JOHN B. PALMER, Columbia.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Columbia.
J. ELI GREGG, Marion.
G. T. SCOTT, Newberry.
w. G. MAYES, Newbelry.
L. II. PUTLEDGE, Charleston.
DANIEL RAVENEL, JR., Chcrleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows,
Orphans and others may here deposit their
savings and draw liberal rate Of interest
thereon. Planters, Professional Men aud
Trustees wishing to draw interest on their
funds until they require them for business
or other purposes. Parents desiring TO
set apart small sums for their children, and
Married Women and Minors (wbose de-
posts can only he withdrawn by them
selves, or, in case OF death, by their legal
representatives. } wishing 10 lay aside funds
Tor future use, are here afforded an oppor.
tu1n'ty Of depositing their means where
they will rapidly accumulate, and at the
same time, be subject 10 withdrawal when
Sept. 10, 1869, 2o-1y
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SHERIFFS SALE.
SlieriH's 5 Off
Aug. II. 1870

Df VIRTUE Of suudry wrs Of Fieri
I'D Facias to me i'ected, will sell n.
Abbeville Court House, within The legal
hours of Sherili's sale, on The first Monday
in September next, the following property,
TO wit:
600 a. CIR ES.
Of land more or less, adjoining lands Of
Yves Cowan, 0. r. por. her ard others.
levied on 30 tho property Of WILLIAM
s. McBRYDE, ais. John U!,,rick, snd
Jane y. his vic.
ic:5- Turns cash.
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff hhbevilIc County.
.,',: Avg: II. ,s; is7o. !
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SEERIFT'S SALE.

l VIRTUE ot sundry wits Of Fieri
-k9 h"clas tc me directed, will sell at
Abbevillc Court IL use, within TIE legal
hours of. Sheriifs sale, on The first Monday
in September next, the following properly,
10 wit:
SO ACR ES
o. land more or less, aljoiniu. lands ol
DIR. L. i. t'rown, Mis-. jane II. Baker. and
'hhers. levied c:: - The prrrery Of w. A.
CLAY, ats. J ". Phi!vut, aud j. r. Sloan
fur ano'.rr.
e. Terms cash.
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff Ablevitle County.
She,iA"s Office. J
Aug. II, 1870.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

EDI VIRTUE OF sunIry writs Of Fieri
.1D Facias 10 me directed, 1 will sell at
ALbcvi!lc Court House within The legal
hours o! Sheriii's sale on the first Monday
September next, tho following property,
wit: All he interest Which ALEX-
ANDER STEVENSON has in q tract O,
la:,t containing
6 90 A CIR E 5.
more or les, inte'se'tc,. 10y lhe Vienna
road and adjoining lands Of John GRAY
Samuel Morrow, ard others, ads. Samue
jordan
ES" Tclms cash.
HENRY S. ChSON,
Sheriff Ahhevil!e County.
Shc,ifi's Oliir".
tnr - 1SS0
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SHEEICES SkLE.

SHEELEE'S SALE.
nY VIRTUE Of sund:y wrils Of Fieri
- Facias TO TIE directed, will sell al
Ahhevii!e Ccur; House. within legal hours
Of Slerl's sale, on the first Monday in
S,p!eniber nsx', th: following property, to
wit:
900 A @ r r s
OF lard, no:c or les, adjoining lands Of
George kinlock, Gco,gs Robertson, and
the Dnlose lands. the sawc being former
~ two trac!s, one known as the PHhTI!>
Els tract, the other as the GOLMAN &
BfOUGH tract, levied on as the tr;,s
property Of OpuELIA S. JONES.
CHARLIE JONES, and others, ads.
Charles i. Sims, surviving Executor.
Es" Terms cash.
IL s. CASON,
Sheriff Abbe7i:le County.
Sherinr's Ofi;.e, J
Aug. II, 1870.
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ALEXANDER Dumas says that he is
gourmand because he is convinced
that eating good food makes people
long-lived. "In my YOUTH" ho writes,
81 was singularly Indifferent to the
quality of teod which I ate: the con-
sequence was that ! often was sick,
and frequently when nothing allied me
l felt yet i'll at ease. When I found
that out I became a gourmand, and
to tho present day I have never rued
it. l am firmly convinced that but
for my care in always procuring the
best and most palatable of food, i
conld not have attained the position
which I now occupy in French litera-
ture. Rossini could not have com.
posed the Barber. Of Seville If hesh Had
boen obliged to live on the c0afes food
Of a proletarian. Auber and. Never.
beer. also, valued q good table very
highly, and / am sure that few M 81,
who achieved fame and distinction ii,
the realm of art and letters were sat.
isfed with having bread and salt on
their plates .snd water in their, tum-
blers." 5.sss (. E''J,' &
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VALUABLE
Lands.for Sale.

DFRsONswishing to buy q valua-
Il bic Cotton and Grain Plantation
within two mics OF Abbevi!le G.. H..
would do we'll TO call on the .su:,sc,.i'
Der offHon. A. Burt, AbbcviIle, G. III.
Inc place, contains a65 acres, q good
proportion of. original forests, the
cleared land isiu q high slate os cul-
tivation. Tbere is good we'll il the
yard and yasepambef Of good -splin es
on the place. Healthy and conve6i-
ent to good schools. The Ausnsta
road faps lbfppgh t6s PLACE, E5
James NC Gravy.
August IA, 1s79f15-5t
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GREAT SOUTHERN
IMPROVEMENT In FENCING.
Saves it's Cost in Land
saved, and Facility
Of Cleaning.

~ l'EAT saving Of timber can he made
VI of anylhingibat will not lrcak of
is own weight a rat may get through
it and squirrel may climb over bu, all
other animals may stay out. Tho wind
can not blow it down, needs very ilt!c
repair, and the timber will last longer thnn
in any other known fence. The subscriber
is agcnt for Alhevi!!e County and will sell
rights for plantations and for townships.
Come up on Sale Day and 70. further par
iculars in regard to T.. Davis Improved
Patent Wire and Picket Fence, apply tc
J. w. THOMAS,
Agent Abbevillc, S. G.
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A Hundred yeas Ago.
EY s. Il. Il. riAF

'ou o wrong 'iat lovely 'inc 10 s.r:,c and 81,
"'a'r a. so:a',on si:vc,c,; in the snow
AL" d.. '.,h; sahds Eu. sgd b. sut scrpcu,s as To-.
d,r. p'' 40 ~
Ii" ".,I ycais ago.
i"c :ori'l was frn Of dew and vc,v r,ir
w L' 80" i.a. ii s.:.r'I and IJ ,cI "
lte.e Aaa wide b>";,;y AID nu.h.J s,;.,c,
:.":c. > AN
a hrni:ed yeas ago.
no 'h;'lS swc,; grave, with rosebud, tori
=, Gy the h'cst bitter w:.rls .hc C,ns o., ll,,r
he.o'e my 'c".s IN !s,,;ins lone II, IS Law.
n hui.cicd ycals AZ.
NO :'H'i ;cm *:H,s. o"c u; III in cycrrsr;.-
-" ~ '';"i hands, w.,h pat or vayiir,
':;c h''> The s':mmci', .,aSncn: Of g ,;,~
Ahu u.cd !r&is rso
l dad net g.! y S lin, r,:-:;n,1I'nr l,,rt
VI 1n. Us lov, i, ii'. Ky, o. mas h,,w
ana ,Io'd M h'::t e i;.cp oi.e terror on
a hni.d!cl Yeas r::ro,
"c ;"""W ~" may w:th"r fo:n The c.,ss.
h"'A !" ""ds iia"d t!c uur-. ;u.; sc,;s m,y
FH.' WA, Stall take nc wl.c,c dream 1 was
a.! wor'd ca:c 10 lo"'; Lcvo!d ,1,c slime
., Va '''o WEI I sc.sn, III ,oH. j. | co,:l Luoy
"a, l'r"'t TO-. mace "y ncti,in.u :, divine
huad' CT years agol
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SWERIEE,S SALE.

SNERIEES SALE.
eG VIII l T. Of sunday wits Of Fieri
4 , Farts to me directed. Will syl! =, Alb
he'i!lo Court uou~e, wi',ia the legal
hours Of S:cI;.i sale on tie first Mon.."y
i" September ucNt. t!:e following property,
to Ait:
GO A G 7 Il S
Of lanl more Or less, a,j"iuiug lands Of
Sa4:uri Jordan, estate o! JOHN Cilrrlcs
"''' "'''nr>, 'e"ie'l or as the property Of
HlnHi,f kEOWN, ads. Samuel jordan.
:ia.' T,xmS cash.
IlENRI S. CASON,
Sheriff. A!bcvlls County.
She.;A's Onire.
Aug. H. 1870.
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BY w. A. LEE AND HIGH W.T. som
The Waving Banner of Health.

The Waving Banner of Health.
HEINITSH'S
QUBB Ms DELIGHT
I A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE.
HcinitSh's Queens Delight.
The New Theory. of Health.
The Iife OF all Flesh is B!ood-The
Health Of all Life is Purity Of
FIc>h-Nithout purity of
Blood no III, sh can DO
free rom Disease.
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT,
An antidote CT Disease.
The Great American Alternative and Blood
Purifier,
For tie cure Of III those Diseases
which may be traced to vilialcu
condition Of the Blood.
The theory is that Blood is the Life Of
Of all Flesh, and if impure, the Life of all
Disease. Life and IleaIt!, is only to be
m"':,l"i"el ty the circulation of pure al
,ia! Blood.
S"ch us Scrofula, Rheumatism. Hepatic
Disorders, 1nlla,nations, Fevers, Liver
Complaint, Consumption, Kings Evil,
CarLancies, Bulls, Itching Iiumor of the
Skin, E,ysipe!as, Skin Diseases, letter,
Eous; .ress Of the Skins. PimpIes, Dlotchcs,
P"in in the Boncs, old Ulcers, Syphilis aud
Syphiii'ic Sores, indigestion, 1ullamma-
ton OF ,he liIadIcr and K dneys, Pains in
the Back, General Debility. and for all
complaint. Arising from deficiency and
poverty oi blood.
Hienitsh's Queens DELIGHT
Is the Wonder Of Modern Science.
No medicine has attained snch a world
wide reputation as this justly celebrated
COMPOUND
us extraordidary healing powers are at
cs'ed 10 by thousands, and every mail is
reighted with letters bearing testimony to
Is excellent character and worth as a med
cine Orders are coming in from all quar-.
lers, and all bear unmistakable evidence of
its great popularity. lie sure and ask for
IElSITsn's QEEEN's DELIGHT" And
zee that his name is on it.
Look ont and avoid base limitations.
Wholesale Agcnts,
Z,
Columbia, S. G.
For sale by all Druggists.
October 90, 1869, 27-ly.
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THE MITRAILLEUR.
The Mosr DESTRUCTIVE MILITARY
WEAPON KNOWN.

The Mitraillcur, which is as yet un-
tried in practical warfare, is consider
cd by tho French as the most dcstruc-
tive military weapon known. Recent
ly, 300 wretchcd horses, already con-
demncd tho poleax, were purchased at
the rate of four five francs each, and
ranged at considerable distance. Two
mitraillcurs wcro brought to play on
them, and in three minutes alter two
discharges not ono Of the animals re-
maincd standing. On second occa-
sion, 500 horses were brought down at
q single trial. This formidable wcap,
on is constructed rs follows:
1t is q light 81 barrclcd gun, arran.
gcd that its barrels may be discharged
simultaneously, or consccutlvcly. The
81 cartridges, intended for one charge,
arc contained in a small box. A steel
plate. with corresponding holes, is
placed on tho open box, which is then
reversed: and tho cartrid gcs fall points
foremost into their respective holes
They arc prevented from falling
through by the rims at their bases
The loaded plate is then introduced
into tho brccch-slot, and when the
brccch is closed by lever a number
of steel pins, pressed by spiral springs,
arc only prevented from striking the
percussion arrangement in tho cart
ridges by plato in front of them.
When this case is moved slowly by q
handle, the cartridges are fired ono by
one. If tho plato be withdrawn rap
idly they follow each other so quickly
TINT their discharge is oil but simulta-
neous. The invention seems very
we'll adapted for use in forts or other
permanent places ofdefcnse or offcnse,
but it's carriage and management in
the field would present many and in
superable obstacles to its general use.
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Hor. A ilienG g; eur elbow says
lot Is no name Tor the voat..er 81 he
past week. lie says If il was cool
enough 10 think lie would Thy 10 get up
u patent 10 create q breeze Tor tie benc-
lit o. the community. Another Young
man who has just been "jilted,% says he
is glad a "coolness" exists now between
himself and his gal" rs it is the only
GOODNESS he can find. and lie couldn't
stand il all hot. while il is saii GOV.
Morton has been so affected by heat he
has no, been able 10 stand" for some
time. and we heard widow WHO knows
all that is necessary about what's what
say that she wouldn't marry in warm
weather. as She tried that once ana VAS
nearly used up III consequence. y SYM
paihizing "poeck" thus relieves himself.
The dog days are upon Us;
The sun is pouring down
Upon the head OF every one
In this here bla.on town.
Oh. for breath OF fresh air.
o. for little rain
Id just do anything on earth
These things for 10 obtain,
And if don't obtain them soon
a funeral there will be:
The hacks will with my friends be fild
But the corpse il will be me-
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RaiIr.,ai.

Doctor Sabin, accompanied by d. T.
Lovctt, Chief Engineer of the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, and II. r. Weeks,
engineer OF the Louisville and Vernon
branch of the Ohio and Mississippi road,
arrived here this week from Cincinnati ;
having passed over the line Of our rail
road, making careful examination OF
routes, minerals, river crossings, &c.
Messrs. Lovett and Weeks are much
pleased with the lay Of the country, and
think a road can be easily built from
Loogootee to Rockport.
The citizens Of Cincinnati are still ad.
ding subscriptions to the enterprise and
have not doubt that the entire amount
Of funds required will be raised.
Mr.. Weeks will return from here t.
Loogootee by land and will be prepared
to make an encouraging report. Let us
keep the work moving. - [Rockpor1
Dem ocrat
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Public Speakin z.

The Democracy and Conservative cit.
izcns Of this county, will be addressed
upon the political issues Of the day by
Hos. G. l.. DvNHAN. of New Albany
Indiana. at Jasper, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th. 1870.
Other eminent speakers arc expected to
be present, and address the people.
Let there be good attendance. Dc
not fail 10 come, and hear the live issues
OF the day discussed. Come one and
all. and let us reason together.
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IRON CRY LAND Co.-The agents of
this Company, which proposes To build
a railroad for the minerals, are Yet bust
~ engaged taking mineral contracts in
this county, and we are informed have
secured contracts Oh several thousand
rcres OF land. We are informed by
them that the Rockport and Northern
Central Company also proposes taking
contracts in behalf OF their proposed en-
terprise. to be used as an inducemcnt to
capitalists to build the road, in addition
to the donations already subscribed and
voted. We hope. between so many en-
terprises, one OF them, at least will sue
coed i'll building railroad through our
county.
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The VIScESSYs WESTERN SrH.--This
valuable paper has been enlarged. and
is now one OF the largest rs well as best
Democratic papers.in the State. We
were pleased 10 meet It's talented editor.
George +. Greene. at the convention last
week, looking as though its and his eli
largement were hand in hand, and all
congenial. Our readers wanting paper
from the 1st district cannot do better
than take the Sun
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Newspaper
Advertising,

BOOK Of les closely printed pages lately issued
contains list 81 tue best American Advertising Medi
Ga giving H.. circulaons. and full particulsrf
concerning the leading Daily and Weekly Political anc
Fauily Newspapers, Together with all those havins
large circnaions published in III. inter.s. Religion
Agriculture Literature. &c. &C. Every Advertiser ant
every persons who confenplaies becoming such. viii
1na this bosk Of great vslre Mailed free sny sddres,
on receipt Of fifteen cents. GEO. y. HOWELL &
CO., Publishers, No. 40 Park Row, New York.
The Pittshurg la) IyArrR. in it's issue Of May 20
1870, SAYS: The firm If G. r. Fowcll Co.. which
ssues tins interesting and valuable hook ia the largest
and best Advertising Agency IN tho United States and
cheerfuy recommend II to the attention Of those
who desire 10 advertise their business scientifically and
systematically IN such way that is so to secure the
srgeat amount Of publicity for the least expenditure OF
money
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New SALE STABLE.--Our enterprising
Sheriff Herbig, is building this week a
commodious establishment, which he
designs using as livery and sale stable.
This Is branch Of business long needed
in our town, and we don't know Of any
better person to conduct il than Tom.
Herbig. He is good and quick trader.
and good Judge Of horsc-flesh.
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FRANCE OR PRUSSIA? This is the
question which is agitating several OF
our citizens, and they naturally divide
in sentiment. and angry words. which
nearly resulted i'll blows, have been the
consequence. AS American citizens we
should keep ourselves as unbiased as
possible, and surely not let our temper
rise about it,-as We may be called upon
yet to take part in the conflict in be-
half of our own Government.
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Democratic STATE Ticket.

FOR SECRETARY OF STAFF:
NORMAN EDDY. 81. Joseph County
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE:
j. G.. SIiOfMAkEE. Of Perry County.
FOR TREASURER or STATE:
JAMES +. RYAN. of Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
r. w. HANNA, of Vigo County.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
NJ. r. HOPKINS. Montgomery County
FOR srpGTs OF THE SUPREME COURT:
JAS. T.. WORDEN. OF Allen County.
ALEX. {. DOWNEY. Of Ohio County.
s. II. BUSKIRK. of Monroe County.
JOHN PETIT. of Tippecanoe County.
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ASNoUNcEsiESTs.-I our announce
ment column will be found the addi-
tional names of Mr. Tom. Eerbig. as a
candidate for Sheriff, and Mr. William
Bretz, Sr., as candidate for County
Treasurer. These gentlemacn have Iillcd
the offices for which they are csndi dates,
for one term very acccptabiy to the
masses Of the people, and we presume
there will be no opposition TO their re-
election = at least we have heard Of none.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-29

~ A communication from Ireland in
regard to the purchasing Of piece of
furniture for diminutive beings, by re-
Gently married couple, when getting
their housekeeping outfit,was unavoid-
ably crowded out last week, and is now
mislaid.