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THE MEXICAN MIDDLE.
MATAMoRAs. April IL.

MATAMoRAs. April II.
The situation is unchanged, but very
threatening. General McCook has plcketed
the river front near B%rownville to preserve
neutrality In anticipation ofan attack on hata-
Palsclos has been Informed that q party of
Texans are organizing %ostenslbly to prevent
d]epredatlons upon Texas, but really 70 INVADE
Mexico. A number OF cillzens OF nave
sent to the local authorities of Brownsville q
report of d%epredations, requesting that 1t may
be- forwarded to the President OF the United
States. ~.
A party of MexIcans recently crossed the
Rio Grande during the night, went to Edln-
hnrs, broke into the Jail. released three cattle
thieves. and then returned to the Mexican
side. The sheriff aud citizens were previous
" notified of their intention TO release Inc
prisoners, but made no resistance.
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ARREST Of E., F. BLoDGETr.-The Atlanta
ronS,;tmtion SAWS that Dr.. Angler, State treas
Trer made a demand upon E. F. Blodgett tor
si4oo, alleged to nave been Iraudulently ob:
taIned from the State Road. BlodgetL refused
TO nav. WherenpOn q warrant was sued out BY
Hon Milton A. Gambler for his arrest under
charge of felony. He was arraigned before
Tisiice Bntt. At last accounts, Blodgett was
In the custody of Constable Dozier.
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THE CLAIMS.

LONDON, April II.
The Times this morning. in an. article on
tho Alabama claims controversy, says that the
RrIrish Goyernment will deliver Its counter
case At Geneva on the 18th instant, but will
not regard this act as prrjudielog The position
n ~ Ins te indirect damages. II the United
States shall NOT. before the tribunal is ready
with its award, have abandoned her claim for
nnnas ~ damages, then Great Britain
will Withdraw her ratification OF the Treaty OF
Washington.
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@- OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLESTON, S. c.,
MARCH 10Th, 1s72.-This Office viii be opened on
MONDAY, April 1st, 1872, for the issuing OF
Licenses, in accordance with an Act to provide
for a General License Law.
Approved March 18th, 1872.
SAMUEL I. FNNNETT,
mch30.s6 County Auditor.
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SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1872;

his eminent abilities as a teacher. AS a medt.
cal author, whilst we may CT may not agree
with him in all his views with regard to the
pathology and treatment OF disease, yet my
own experience has taught me that his de-
seriptions of special maladles are singularly
true to nature, and I know no works which
contain more accurate and felicitously eX-
pressed histories of disease than those which
he drew from life.
The resolutions were then unanimously
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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-6neriaI Nrtires.

~ DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED In the Orphans Chapel, IN SABBATH
AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock, by the Rev. e. WINK
LER, D. d. gl-..s.= ]. apr13
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MGrrie1.

DRIsCOLL-CAETWELI4-A st Mary's Church
Wednesday evening, April 10th, 1872, by the Rt.
Rev. P. N.Lynch, DID,. assisted by the Rev. @.
b. Eorthrop. DANIEL n. DRIB0oLL and NARY
ELIZABETH, daughter OF the late P. Osntwen, all
OF this city. Noc8rdH.
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NB-BURNHAMS SUPERIOR YEAST
NOTWITHSTANDING used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years, We give q decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared BY
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. AL King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. c.. /: King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Petsch, B. g. Webb, George l.. Holmes, Georges s.
'Pelzer; N. D, John I. wIghtmsn, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machinist, s. @. B. 3.
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~-THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be pen for Divine Service every sABsITH NoHN-
1Ne, at half.past 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water streets, Rev. WIN F. A. KUGLEY, ofnciat-
ing. Sunday School ct half.past 8 P. n. ..Li
~ UNITARIAN CHURCH. DIVINE
Service will be held in this Ohurch TOMORROW
MORNING, at halrpast 10 O'Clock, and In the
EVENING, at quarter before 8 O'Clock, the Rev.
R. !. CUTLER ontciating. All strangers are cor
daily invited to attend.
Subject for the evening dIscourse: Saint Paul
and Religious Heresy." Rpr13a
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@ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit Of the Free
School Funa-Oficial Ranie Numbers:
CLASS No. A9-MoRNEa.
So 5-4l-ls-s2-SS-25-6O-73-23- S-H
GLASS No. 4~so-EvBN1Na.
ll-58-71-55-53- 9-28-72-68-37-75-63
As witness our hands at Charleston this 18th
day Of April, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
anrl3 Sworn Commissioners.
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Obnuarp.

:BRITToN:-Died, in this city, on the morning
OF the Sd instant, WILLIAM THoMAS, youngest
son OF Richard A. and Margaret A. Bntton, aged
2years, 7 months and q days
"Tender Shepherd, Thou hast sttr,d
Now Thy little lambs brief weeping;
AhShnM peaceful, pale and mild
;R1nt 10 marrow bed tits Hleeping,
And no Sigh OF anguish sore
Heaves that little bosom more"
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as- TRINITY oHURoH SUNDAY

E- TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY
sOH0oL-To AoRRow Will be the Anniversary
Of this School. A sermon suitable to the occa-
sion will be preached In the morning, at half.psst
1oo'clock by Rev. WHrrEFo0RD SMITH, DID,
Singing by the School, and report OF the supertn-
tendent. At night, at g. O'Clock, there will be
Speeches and Dialogues by the Scholars, Singing
by the Children, and close with q Fl~oraI'Tribute.
A collection, both morning and night, will be
lifted in aid Of the School The public are invited
tn be present, .f apr13-sn
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The Committee above named are requested to
meet at ny residence, No. IS wentworth street,
on MONDAY, 18th instant, at 81. n. q!
aprls.2 L. CHAPLIN.
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~ ATTENTION. GERMAN RIFLE
MEN Just received an assortment OF sCHUT-
ZENnUETt also, Green and White Feathers, at
aprl1-thstu5 PLENGE,S, No. pol King street.
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~ CoNSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New York, are notified that
she Is dischsrging cargo Tells DAY at "Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset
will remain on the wharf at owners risk.
sprls / 800. JAMES ADGER q CO.. Agents-
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% BE VERY SURE TO TRY THE
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP for house cleaning.
DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS,
Agents, Charleston. s. @,
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afnnfrai Mot1rfs.
{ @~THElRELATIyES FRIENDSsAND
.couaintances oflEr. and Hn;wM MAsTERMxN,

~THE RELATIVES ANDSFRIENDS
of,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas o,Brien, alsoSo Of Ar.
John F. O'Neil and family, are requested to at
tend the Funeral obsequies Of Nra. O,BRIEN, In
the Cathedral Chapel, Queen street, on SUNDAY
MORNING, at Q O'Clock. : 5.fI.IE. ~ aprla
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~ SlMMS VIAL
IN, Esq GEO. ". WILLIAMS, Esq, ". L. DAG.
GETT, ESD, g.. L. BUST, Esq, I. NJ. HANCKEL,
Esq, R. 6. DURYEA, Esq, and A. 8. JOHNSTON.
Esq: u
GsNTLRxsN-You are respectfully requested to
serve on the Committee for the Ward In which
you'reside, and that in which you do business,
for the. purpos: of raising funds to erect a modes
but substantial Monument to the late W. Gill;
MORE SIHMS, who, as Poet, Novelist and Hlsto.
rIan, was tho most distinguished man OF letters
South Carolina has produced, and who has done
so much to vIndIcase her record and reject lustre
upon her name
1t IL not desired to put q heavy tax upon any
one. The more popular the contribution the bet.
ter. Therefore sccept any amount however
small. as,l
The frat named gentleman will please call the
Committee together, proceed with the work, and
make report to B. F. EVANS, Treasurer, at an
early date.
1t Is our wish that whatever is to be done, be
done at once.
Very respectfully, W. D. PORTER,
Chairman.
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Special m oJ1Ces,


On Marriage.-Happy relief for Young
Mon from tho effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. Now method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed epye]opes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No, Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
"fHE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is THE B1oop."-
Ihls being the fact, it il very obvious th at
Wnen the blood becomes corrupted the whole
system becomes corrupt also. TO relieyoth this.
the true policy undoubtedly is to direct the
remedy to the source OF the disease II ia in
this manner that DR.. TUFTS SareaparilIs and
Queens Delight acts. It's specific fleet is on
the blood; it purifes it, vitaizes it, and e1pels
all d!stemper from the system.
Being free from violent minerals, it is adapt.
Cd 60 general use. The old and young NAV
use 1t; the most delicate female at any time
may take 1t; the week and enfeebled will bo
strengthened by it; tho tender infant. who
it - W ~"i'" ~
For Syphilis. and all it's trains of evils. it ia
sur3 an;id0to.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills arc mild and pentle
purgative, possessing the peculiar merit of
acting as powerful agent in relieving oonves
Two or torpid liver. They have no equal.
d.: TUFTS Hair Dye is the best in use.
Sept II taU1
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and resort to the ballot-box, where we
can and will teach any political body
that we are tired of deception; and
neither will we submit to more indigni-
ties nor longer tolerate impositions.
The dernier resort OF the ''ring" is the
raising of the cry that "the true Repub-
llcans have sold out to the Democrats. "
The falseness which this device bears
on its face renders it the most impotent
one to which they could have resorted,
and therefore needs no argument for it's
refutation. The CRY was raised "Ad
cap tanduns vulgus," and to deceive
the unwary; it simply verilies the adage
which says that ga drowning nun will
catch at straws."
We, therefore, call upon all good citi-
zens OF Charleston County, and espe-
c!aily those of the rural parts thereof, to
rise IN their majesty on tho third
Wednesday in October, and put their
seal of condemnation on corruption bv
the election of the true Republican
ticket.
AARON LOGAN, Chairman.
G. =. NORTH, Secretary,
J. J. MONTGOMERY,
W. r. JERVEY,
PRIMUS DEVINE,
JAMES HUTCHINSON,
w. II. THOMPSON,
EDWARD PETTY,
B. D. HOLINESS,
ADAM SMALLS,
ROBINSON THOMAS.
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To the Ladies.

hNE OF the wort forms Of discoloration of
~ the skin, and ot pimpled aud eruptive
races. IL caused by the usu Of C.,I.OMfI l. and
BLUE MASS Mercnrial medicines are sup
posed to have special action on the liver:
the theory ls erroneous. If calrmel is given
III repeated doses it y oduces salvation and
IN IN this condition the liver is badly damaged.
Inc liver is more torpid; the skin must do
m.nts, nnd Will be liable to plmpies, lilo, chea.
eruptions. dark spots, discolorations, tuber-
cles. sore mouth, sore Throat, catarrhal atYtc-
tlons, ks The only srrviceuble liver metl-
cine IL HE1NIfSH'S LIVER PILLS No ca
inmel They regulate the liver and pnrity tie
blood. Aug 90 /
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For Rent

ky Sr0HE-ROOM, Exchange House
G sui ding. Main street, recently oc, upied
aA.Aa oy +: Cardaralli. Apply to
Hrpt 13
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Copies of the New York Times are sent
free to New York Tribune subscribers.
The President tries very hard to break
down newspapers that do not support
him, but he is not making much head
way. He should send good article of
newspaper to the subscribers of inde-
pendent journals if he expects to.accom-
plish his designs.
"A thrifty young man procured mar
ringe license few days ago, with the
condition that if he failed to get the girl
he WAS to be refunded half the fee on re-
turning the document.
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Female Seminary.

~ THE seventh year Of my Schoo oil
MMA will Commence on TUESDAY. Oc.
3s!i H$EsH tober !, and continue nine m ont hs
Vi ,iivided into two equal sessions OF
Xa~ four and half months each, ter
49, n,1natiDg on 14th February and
Sutn June, 1878 rupiIsreceived and charged
d. by the session. Al the branches of a sub.
stantial and fashionable education taught ac.
oording to the must improved syntems
Drawing and Painting by q lady, o we'll. known
artistic OF this city. Singing taught to tho
whole school without extra charge.
A class OF boys will be- taught in tho after
moons, in English, Classics and Ma,hemst;c.
Apply at corner Pickcns and Taylor streste.
Sept IL ft6 W. NIJI,TER
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We Democrats find ourselves in this

We Democrats find ourselves in this
campaign cooperating with Sumner,
Trumbull, Schurz, Gratz Brown, Gen,
Brinkerhoff. Gen. Banks, and support,
ing even Horace Greeley for President;
while the Republicans nre in close afIili.
alton with Robert Toombs, Henry A.
Wise, Blanton Duncan, the guerrilla
Mosby and Brick Pomeroy. The marked
difference, however, between these new
affiliations of tho two parties is, that we
are associated with the heads of the Re.
publican party and they with the tail of
ours. We are affiliated with their CORPS
commanders and they with our bummers.
General Thomas Etoinq.
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For Sale.

or SdI6.
Ha THE HOUSE and LOT, on Pickeps
MA street, belonging to tho Estate Of Mrs.
LILA. Zimmerman deceased
etpt8 EDWIN J. SCOTT. Executor.
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For Rent.

o. THAT large and commodious STORE
E;;;l now occupied by Messrs. Por.er& Steele.
Ell Possession given the 1st OF October.
for terms, inquire of G. DIEKCKS
Aug 2i
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To Rent.

~, THE two.story HOUSE. on Plain
@|H1 street, between i5ull and Marion. Annlv
sAto II. W. q. SWAFFIELD.
Sspt II
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF County COMMISSIONERS.
COLUMBIA. 3. c., September 6, 1872.
"A hCHITECTS are requested to eubmit
A; plans TOR new COURT HOUSE, for
NIchland County, on or before the 18TH DAY
OF October next Said building is to contain
offices for Clerk of Court. Sheriff, Commits
and Coroner.
Cost not to exceed $50, 900.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re.
]ect any or all plans submitted.
John Fl. BRYANT, Chairman,
URIAH PORTEE,
J. J. GOODWIN,
Sept 10 i Commissioners
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Fall and Winter Stock.

10 HAVING recently returned from New
IA York, am prepared to exhibit one Of the
most nh0ice and select Stock Of Goods
--ever offered in this market. It embraces
Fine English, French and American
Cassimeres,
SCOTCH TWEEDS, &c., an elegant line of
vestings, and large stock Of the ceebr ted
Star shirt. My customers and the public
generally are invited to call aud e1amine.
Sept IA limo J f. EINFNMsNN
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For Sale.

a. AT Daly's Stable. eighteen euperior
VAasn Kentucky HARNESS AND SADDLE
HfXS iORSES. Persons wishing to pur-
1"hase will do we'll to coll and exami ne
tnem Id they have been selocted especially
1or thin market. JOHN N. LONG, Ag't.
aug II r. GRAHAM Il co.
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Wanted,

wanted.
WJE will pay good per centage. with
wv secure collaterals, to any one who has
ply to SEIBELs 4 EZNTI, Ap-
Sept 156 Rrotsr.
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COLUMBIA MALE ACADEMY.
The Misses Eimorc

MM Will. reopen their BOARDING
=aEAA and and DAY sCnooL for oung la
WH4 toDer. 1872. Ierms-in advance.
ea& N. b. No pupil received for Il 81
peculiar circumstanocs Eo.. ',uupt w. ;,n uii'er
apply to MISj Erw,'muu .luuui"rS'
co Corner Taylor and Bull streets.
"op'o tutb2w3
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For Rent.

AA sTORE-ROOM, corner OF Main and
GSH Laurel stroets, now occupied by J. s.
o.o,. chambers. Possession given imm edi-
ateiy. Apply to ARTHUR IL BOONE.
-oePt 10 No Law Range.
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FROM MAssILLON.

Summer has left us, and Autumn
shades are coming on. The fierce
glare of the sun no longer Expresses
the laborer, and the thirsty loafer
takes his beer at Bascom's without
any remarks on the hot weather.
Massillon well deserves its reputa-
ton as smart, orderly little town.
In fact, there is no town in Cedar
county in which merchant, grain
buyer, or millwright can do better.
We now have depot lSx4O, nearly
finished, a warehouse 24x48, two
stories high, ready for the gentleman
who will come here and buy grain;
and on the other side Of the river, one
of the best mill sites in the west.
We are GLAD that the Upton people
will soon have railroad. They have
worked hard enough and long enough
to richly deserve it.
We had the pleasure of meeting
our old friend and neighbor, w. III
Nash, one day last week. Will is the
same jovial old fellow that strutted
before the band of the Goth Iowa.
A travelling dentist has it in his
power to do great deal Of good; but
when he imbibes quantity of bad
whiskey he becomes apublic nuisance
and ought not to be patronized.
In regard to politics, with which
most Of your correspondents wind W
their articles, there is but little te
write. The fifth and sixth wards are
expected to go for Greeley.
| Potato bugs are everywhere, NO
excepting the houses we live in. Corr
is ripening fast. Fruit is plenty.
JONES.
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insulted. were not meant for him any
more than for others that are as willing
as he seems to be TO sever every tie
that has bound them to the republican
party, and further to unite themselves
to and throw all the weight OF their
influence for the party that has been
In life long bitter opposition to II. I
do not know who this gentleman can
be that carries such sensitive spirit
around with him; and all the success l
shall wish him Is that be may find all
republicans as stubborn ones as lam.
The Bush Meeting, spoken Of last
week, was q success a. far as the
preaching was concerned, for all unite
In saying it was excellent; but there
was not SO large an attendance as was
expected.
Sept. I'd.
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d. v. CoNvENTIoN.-Last Saturday,
according to notice, the Demo-Liberal
County Convention was held In Tip
ton, for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates to the Congressional Convention.
The attendance VI as small, only about
"a delegates being present, but this
did not much matter as quite num-
Der Of Democratic spectators were pres
ent who finally took hold and ran the
machine.
The Liberal element in the Conven-
ton was small in numbers but received
much consideration, Hon. Robt. Cow
er being chosen chairman and w. H.
Morrow, Secretary. Further than
this, we noticed that whenever diff
ference Of opinio arose between the
old liners and their liberal allies, the
former invariably withdrew the OBJ
noxious motion without any attempt
to take advantage OF their majority.
This was the case upon motion to
instruct for w. +. Lef1ingwell for
Congress. The speakers against this
action said they were perfectly sure
the nominee OF the Clinton Conven-
ton would be elected this fall, but II
there was q man in the District who
could get one more vote than Mf. l..
they wished TO be left free to assist his
nomination.. And free they were left.
An -a,;, day had 5ccn set fer del
egatc convention to nominate county
officers, but at this juncture a specta,
tor. Mr.. p. NJ. Vest, arose and de-
nonnced both the delegate form OF
convention and the early date, assev-
Grating that " il you are going to have
a delegate convention you might as
we'll hang up your fiddle at once"
This bomb shell caused quite com.
motion in the camp, and after consid.
cradle fiuttering and lowering, Mr..
Vests motion to reconsider was enter.
tanned and q mass convention deter.
mined upon to be held as late as the
10th of October.
What Is come from this stroke OIL
strategy. evidently intended - . flank
movement, remains to be seen.
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FROM WEST BRANCH.

The weather for the last part of last
was In strong contrast TO the first two
or three days, being quito cold, and a
very light frost In low places. No
damage done.
Items are certainly scarce these days.
Things move on 50 smoothly that any
thing Of either local Of general interest
is hard to find.
Our mill approaches completion.
Our grain buyers are very busy hand
ling grain.
Politics Is discussed occasionally, but
as there il only one real Greeleyite in
town there Is not much opposition;
and that reminds me: It seems, by
last weeks ADVERTISER, have been
the means Of your losing q subscriber.
l am decidedly sorry for the gentle
man, whoever he may be, for he will
lose the reading Of valuable and in.
terestiHg sheet. I can safely say thai
the words wherein this sensitive hero
considers himself reant, and therefore
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Proceedings of the Stockholders
Meeting Cedar Co. Fair Associa.
ton.

AT a meeting of the Cedar County
Fair Association held at the Court
House in Upton, Saturday, August
3lst, 1872, r. Swartzlander was chosen
to preside.
Quite large number Of the Stock
holders of the Association were pres
ent, to whom II. c. Piatt, stated the
object Of the meeting. Mr.. McClel-
land moved that the Executive Com
mittee be authorized to have an addi-
tional number Of hog pens and sheep
pens built, and other improvements
on the Fair Grounds made, provided
the cost Of such improvements shall
exceed $500. Carried.
On motion of I. G. McClelland the
Executive Committee was authorized
to procure 1000 patent self-detecting
tickets.
On motion of 0. w. Porter, Esq,
the price Of these ticket for the Fair
was fixed at S1.75 for adults and IS cts.
for children.
On motion of N. C. Millhouse, r. c.
McCleliand was appointed on the
Committee on Tickets in place of A.
Piatt, who was expected to be absent.
Upon motion adjourned.
w. L. McCRosKEY, Sec'y.
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No. l. WIN. xeh sub-district. Dist.
Smith; No. 8, JAS. h: No. 2, VIM.
Israel Miller: No. 5, RI: No. 4,
Executive Committee, Il. G. SOFT.
S. b. Grubbs, Jos. Jennings. The
next meeting win be at Sharon
school house, Dist. No. 4, on Monday
eve, Sept 9th. A large turn out is
desired rs the executive committed
have made arrangements to procure
speakers for each meeting.
This township will have two candi.
dates before the county convention
nj. G. Miller, for Clerk of the Dist
Court, is certainly deserving Of the
Office; he is not only well qualified fol
tire position, but he has served the
people Of the county in q faithful and
efficient manner for number Of years
by riding through storm and cold
while attending to the duties Of Co
Surveyor.
c. p. Furst, for Co. Recorder, has
filled, in an efficient manner, the office
of assessor. township clerk, and .
member OF the school board for fouI
years, one year its president, and two
years its secretary, he is young mar
of excellent character, and member
in good standing in the Presbyterian
church. HAwKEYE.