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+ kind patronage and aid
ts ofadmlssion
Consul O o Witte,
Ed sebring, Esq.
N FehrenOach, Esq,
b Z Laurey, ESQ.
Otto Tldernann, Esq,
G W Witts, Esq,
J II DevereuX, Eeq,
A u Hayden. Esq,
J F Merkhardt, E.q,
UF Wleters, Esq,
" Darlington, Esq,
Captain Jacob Small.
captain Henry Gerdt3,
] UH Claussen, Esq,
DR. n Baer,
B Bollrnaln. Esq.
d klat.e, Esq,
@ Claclus, Esq,
y Llllenthsi, Esq.
G W Stefiens, Esq,
J II WuhrmaLn, Esq.
+ Wehmann, Esq,
p j CuOgan, Esq,
Y. 4 Pankuln, Esq,
E WaltJen, Esq.
f Wletcrs. Esq,
Henry Bulwlnkle, Esq,
J U Ogemann, Esq,
+ F LenInEunl, Esq,
K ] 4 Fischer, Esq,
FE Schroeder, Esq,
j. Pnnsllahar Fan -
ID u Uohen, Esq,
WF PaddOn, Esq.
DIR q Davega,
A ] Teblas, Esq,
J K Boylston, Esq,
DR. Fl PlncEney,
capt F w Wagner,
J d Leesemann, Esq.
A SachtleDen, Esq,
DR. q 5 Pelzer.
F G Borner, Esq,
u Keim, Esq,
FL Quackeubnsh, Esq,
A Canale, Esq,
Capt ] U MlnO5t,
X N Butler, Esq
Major q l. Buist,
Daniel Rayenel, Esq,
T A Jeirurd-, Esq,
A o Stoue. Esq,
DR. W N Fitch,
UapE " \ Kelly,
A cameron, Esq,
N Triest. Esq,
) K Welch, Esq.
A q Kaufman, Esq,
J N Robson, Esq,
Gen W Gurney,
capt Slnclair,
Lieut. Smith,
J II SteInmeyer. Esq,
w Kn0be!och, Esu,
h HAstt dr, Esq,
w Marscher,
J @ W Bl .choiI, Esq.
U J Schrepegrell, Esq,
w II Bird, Esq,
A LengnicE, / SO,
A Stenmermann, Esq,
DR. Ancrum,
] II Petermann, Esq,
q Ii West, Esq,
Captain II Harms,
W B Eeriot, Esq,
Colonel O Walker,
DR. G W Almar,
E b Jackson, Esq,
Dr J B Patrick,
DR. r A KlnlOch.
] D Gsddings, Esq,
A W Eckel, Esq,
@ V Abort, Esq,
W 8 Hastle, Jr, Esq.
ARRANGEMENTS.
Istor OF The Congregation.
or tile Congregation.
, Secretary or the C0ngre.
Treasurer OF the Congre-
s.
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quested to extend tne
In dIsposing Of the tick
Bnr :! A Wagner,
Iiuu @ A Trenholm,
Hon Geo 5 Bryan,
Hon Jufnes Stinons,
Hon Ii ID Lssesne,
Hou U II SimOnton,
Hon X + Graham,
B O'Selll, Esq,
u W Clark, Esq,
J H WILSON, EsI,
Major J Fl Murrell,
q D TrOtt, Esq.
y A Bowen, ksq,
o Alchel, Esq,
Captain F W Dawson,
r 5 Bruins, Esq,
A Gage, Esq,
Robert Adger, Esq,
Captain J b Belts,
A Simonds, Esq,
II Blsch0fr, Esq,
J F Ficken, Esq,
Captain A Me,cners,
w b >Inl h. Esq.
DIR A B Rose,
John Kllnck, Esq,
W q Courtney, Esq,
F Vun Santen. Esq,
Captain ID Werner,
h Lelding. Esq,
G Il LindstedJ, Esq,
GuInnEa. Ean---
Z Bates, Esq,
+ II pl0ger, Esq,
] Reils, Esq,
F ] LIlIenthal, Esq,
FL Pelzer, Esq.
Il Ferguson, Esq,
DR. ] p ChaZal,
Uol RichaI d Lathers,
II II DeLeon, Esq,
Major HutsOn Lee,
Dr W M Wragg,
A Bischofl. Esq.
Captain Z TecGlenberg
q Slender, Esq,
z @ Schroeder, esq,
G Logermann, Esq,
Ed y Kracke, Esq,
II Ehrichs, Esq,
U Wulbern, Esq,
F Pepper, Esq,
] II billen. Esq,
E + Sweeg0u. Esq,
T Kelly, Esq,
p Moran, Esq,
] N EasUn, Esq,
] Grnver, Esq,
J Kenny, Esq.
II SleencEen, Esq,
Gen Getty,
Lieut. Mount,
DrJ s Bulst,
] 8 Schlrmer. Esq,
d T Corbln, Esq
d A Anime, Esg,
q II BergmanG, Esq
@ II Hacker, Esq,
] Chadwick, Esq
DR. Fl Horlbeck,
w l. Trenholm, Esq,
b Lucas. Esq,
F r Wlckeaberg, Esq,
Colonel J Phillips,
r @ Uhisolm. Esq.
DIR n W DeSaussure.
l. D DeSaussure, IIsq,
] ID Zerbst, Esq,
Dr Schwettmann,
] II Klencke, Esq,
+ Heinz, Esq,
U ANIME, Esq.
w Brunges, Esq,
] Fl Muller, Esq,
A Nimltz, Esq,
CoMHITTRE OF
Rev. l.. MULLER. T
C. VOlGT, Ohairma
WIN. uFFERHARD'
gatlon.
JOHN HEESEMANl
gatlon.
Major F. MELCHE
jun6
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, Nc 81
IHl. W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
MI, ON EUROPEAN PLAN.-Tnis fayorite es.
taoshment, situated in one of the most eligible
positions 10 the city. en- the highest ground, ana
consequently well adapted for Sumlnari Resort,
beng com mpararivey cool In midsummer, mag
venieuces on every flo,r. is now open for the re-
ceptiou or ihlse con emplatlng . tour OF pleasure
the coming season. The cars run within square
OF the hnuse. Coaches at all the stations. b. "
WESTCO IT. Proprietor. i;.Ea,h Jun84f1083
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
w House. Purchase money to be paid In
monthly insta!ments. Address "Desire, " al NEWS
office may3l
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VXTANTED, A GOOD SAWYER AND
w Machlnist 10 take charge OF saw MIL on
Port Royal Railroad. Apply to T. 8. BROWNING,
Yemassee, Savannah and charleston Railroad. s.
~ IN ,6-3h
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10 Rent.

No RENT, ONE OR MORE ROOMS,
pleasantly located near the Battery. Kltch-
Ell, &C., II wanted. Address "Rooms," at this
office. lun8-2E
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PROGRAMME.
Organ Prelude, and Prayer by Rev. L. MULLER,
Pastor or Church.
l. Grand Symphonic in 9, Organ and Orchestra
W. 4. Mozart.
9. Choral Lynn: "a Firm Castle Is our Lord"
Grand Chorus and children's Voices-Martin
8. nnetio for two Soprano volces-G. Mueller.
4. "Behold The Day OF the Lord" Grand Chorus
with Soles-u. kreutzer.
Basso: lon Thee each Living Soul Awaits"-
J. Haydn.
/. Grand Symphonic in D, Organ and Orchestra
W. A. Mozart.
Q. Cho oil hymn: "Now, praise ye all the Lord.n
sIansort eTand Chorus and chilaren's V0icos-A
g. Tenor Solo from Creation: "Iu Native WORTH
L. "BefOfs Thee, o Eternal" Grand ohorus-J.
A. p. Schulz.
s. "Mo1ning.n Grand Cantate, Solos and Chorus
F.. Rt g.
Professors q. E. Eckel and J. Heinemann, or
ganlst, will onduct the Concert, having secured
the kind and gratuitous cooperation OF some OF
the best talent Of the city in vocal aud nstrumen
tai music. A rare musical treat may be nnticl-
pated.
Tickets OF admission, dollar each, may be OBJ
taIned from tho gentlemen OF the Committee OF
Patronage, named below; also at Mrs Huneken &
Cos. Millinery Store, at Messrs Melchers Muller,
Mr. William Uferhardt, and at the doors ofthe
Church. Doors open at half.past T. Concert begins
at half.past sP. n.
The following gentlemen are respectfully re-
ouested to extend their kind patronage and aid
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yITANTED TO RENT OUT. ga HASLE-
wv TON BROS. PIANO" Can be seen at No.
"a Has.l street june
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yTTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w wash for O small family; also 2 girl to
wait In the house (9hte prefer red.) Apply at
this OfflCc. )un1-2T
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
containing nine rooms, on front beac h Sui.
livan's Island. Apply to y. A. W0ODSlDE. No. 10
Market street. 1nn6-lnStu4"
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NEWS or THE DAT.

Oxford University celebrates itS iooo'" "A
niversary this yesr. ,..+, of
The Alsalian and German students Oh
strasbourg are already enjoying free fights.
Mile. Tietjens has declined $4,000, with ner
travelling expenses besides, to sing TWO pieces
for twelve consecutive days at the Boston 'u-
bilee Festival. til. .r.s''.
New York papers inform us that stagna-
tion prevails in many branches OF local
mechanical trade, owing to the continuation
of the .sstrikes."
The colored men in Pittsburg, Pa, are
actively moving for Greeley and Brown. They
have Just issued q call for organization under
the banner of the white hat.
-out of the fifty Democratic papers In Ohio
there ara a0out six that want .straight-out
Democratic nominations at Baltimore. The
Grant Republican press is unanimously for II.
The journeymen printers of Boston and
vicinity have inaugurated movement look
ing toward the support and election OF cree
lev and Brown, which they will labor TO make
general among the members OF the craft
throughout the country.
The, Germans of Nashville, Tennessee,
held an enthusiastic Greeley meeting on the
25th nit, and adopted resolutions renouncing
former alliances, and assuming neutral posi-
tion until party shall offer based upon the
principle of honesty in government.
j. Henry Burch, colored delegate from
Louisiana, now in Philadelphia, who has been
interviewed, says, "Warmoth, who leads the
Greeley interest there, has been nominated
for governor, with Pinchback for Lieutenant
governor, which virtually places the State In
the possession of the Greeley party"
The Milwaukee (Wisconsiu) News, the
leading Democratic paper of that State, which
at first pronounced against the Liberal ticket,
has changed its views, and now advises the
endorsement of Greeley at Baltimore. The
Chicago Times says that Wisconsin will send a
Greeley delegation to the Baltimore conven-
tlOn.
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uTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
wv small House In the central or western
part OF the CITY, Address "Qn at this Office, stat.
IN u location tsrma Nc leb6
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gbe GbafleStpn 8ems

SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1872.
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UTANTED TO INFORM THOSE NOT
wv acquainted With the fact that the SOUTH.
ERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues Joint
Lie Policies. insurlng the lives Of partners 10
business, 30 thar, on the death OF ellher, the
amount insured for Is paid to the urViVlng party.
1t also iusures husband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
may18
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Upnrerts.
RAND SACRED CONCERT,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE l3,
AT TIE
NEW GERMAN CHURCH, KING STREET,
AND
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SAME.

CoIncIdent to the entire renovation OF the
Grand OH Organ, five hundred new Metal Pipes,
OF the latest tone and invention, have been
added.
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NYEACHER WANTED.-WANTEDI IN A
j healthy locsllty In the cluntry, Young
l,udy TO take charge OF o small school OF girls.
Must be competent 10 instruct In the highest
branches of English and Music. Salary two hun
dred dollars and good board In private family.
Apply to Messrs. STOLL, WEBS d CO., King
street Charleston. jun8-stuth3*
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NTEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

TIL WEEKLY LINE OF FoURHoRsE COACHES
FROM GREENvILLE, 8. c., TO ASHE-
VILE, N. c.,
Leave Greenville Monday, Wednesday and
Arriye; I've; as - ss6eyiIIe G I next day by1P.M.
Leave Asneville Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Up. NJ.
Arrive at Greenvile next day by P. II.
Leaving Greenville In the morning, go through 10
Flat Rock and Hendersonyille In daylight.
Fare TO Flat Rock S.; to Asheville 81.
mays2mo ". p. BLAIR.
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Amusen1tlts.
DEGATTA EXCURSION.

d EGATTA EXCURSION.
For the accommodation OF parties desiring O
good view OF the Regatta this afternoon the
Mount Peasant and Sullivan's Island Ferry Com.
pany will run one OF their steamers from South
Atlantic Wharf at O'Clock P. NJ; follow the boats
In the race ard steam around the uarbor after.
wards, returning ut O'clock.
Fare 25 cents. HUTSOS LEE,
Juns-1 Secretary and Treasurer.
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XETANTED, A FIRST-CEASS SERVANT,
w for cooking and general housework In
small family. Apply at NO. Franklin street.
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VXTANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
Sewing Machine In the markets. the HOME SHUT.
TIE, price SIS and sat. Can be seen at the Gene
raj Agency, No. 255 King street, corner Beaufhin
street. T. l.. BIsSELL. janl2-8mos
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Owing to the large quantities OF TEAS out OF
bond, and now being sacrificed by jobbers to raise
money, ne have bought for CASH-autlcipating
the reduction OF duty
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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NTANTED TO PURCHASE, A GOOD
w Saddle and Buggy HORSE, OF Ene size,
not over six years old. Call at Messrs. GEO. II.
WALTER Il CO.'S ONCE, Adger's North Wharf.
inn8-1t
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
"a testimonials, OF good character and COM
potency wishes position as Teacher In some
public Institution, or as private tutor 10 family.
No objections to going into the country. can
teach French. Latin, Greek, Piano and the other
branches OF good education. Salary OF not so
great consideration as pleasant association. Ad.
dress y. d. ", at the alilce OF this paper.
nlay10
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VTJANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and iron for family OF four. No house
work. Good wages To q frst. COOK. No one
1876 Calhoun street. near Coming street. junS
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Grcreries, Eiqnors, &r. !

GPAEISH CLARET WINE AT SlPER
~ GALLON. GfsE.
pipes Catalonia CLARET WINE, in sound
condition, at 81 per gallon, lmpUr ed direct to
this city by TlmOte0.
For sale by MN. PORTER, .s.,.
No. 236 King street.
jnn8-smw3 Third above Market street.
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SUUdn, MOIdOoCN AND WIINE.
30 hhds. Muscovado SUGAR
120 hhds. prime new crop Muscovado Molasses
go bbls prime new crop MuscoVado Molasses
20 pipes Catalonia Olaret Wine. 1".,...
Fer sale low to close consignments, In lots ts
suit purchasers, by W. r. HALL,
may29-wfm10 Brown Co.'S Wharf.
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TOR SALE, FOR CASH, A FIRST GLASS
L. BAR ROOM, at Georgetown. ). o., doing a
goud business, together with soda Water Foun-
tain. Billiard aud Bagatelle Tables, also Restau.
rant in compete order. The owner desires to
sell for the purpose Of change ln business. For
particulars, &C., address "B. 4. o." NEWS office.
jun4-tnths3
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ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
II MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
and at the shortest notice. Also few good Sc
cu0d.hand Machines for sale, very low. J. L..
LUNSFURD, SI;ith street, north OF Wentworth
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Empire.
FLAG SPRINGS, July /

FLAG SPRINGS, july L.
Pursuant to notice. a meeting of
the Republicans CT Empire Town
ship was held at Flag Springs, Ju he
29th, for the purpose of organizing q
Township Central Committee of ten.
Mathew Mckinney was called to the
chair; d. A. Spicer, Secretary.
On motion. John White, VIM. Elrod
and r. w. Shepard were appointed to
present a list of names for the ap-
proval of the meeting. The follow
ing persons were selected such COM
mittee:
Andrew MILAN. Harry Armstrong,
Eli Beaghlcr. Hiram Miller, ID. A.
Spicer, John Hobson, Jesse CO!burn,
Joseph Lanning, Robert Elliott and
Henry Epler.
The meeting, after discussing the
manner Of nominating candidates,
Resolved, That we are III favor of
delegate nominating conventions i'll
lieu Of primary elections.
Resolved, That a copy Of the pro-
ceedings of the meeting be forwarded
to the Savannah REPUBLICAN, for
publication.
MATHEW MCKINNEY,
d. A. SpIcER, Sec'y. Chairman.
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Personal.

We were glad to meet in our city
Prof. P. Crosley, late Of Ohio, who is
stopping in this place with q view of
obtaining a position as teacher.
Prof. Crosley is a professional reader,
and we are glad to learn he intends
giving i'll Savannah at an early day,
an exhibition of reading from stand
ard authors and poets. We feel as
sured our citizens would enjoy an
intellectual treat of this kind.
We were pleased TO have Mr.. S. S.
Beale, well known in the northwest
ern part of the county, pay us a visit
on Saturday last.
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Singular Death.

On Monday last, Mr. James Alexan-
der, q well known citizen and farmer
Of Jackson township, left his dwelling
in apparently as good health as ever,
to so to a piece of woods near by to
cut poles for a fence. At noon the
dinner-horn was blown several times,
and Mr.. Alexander not making his APP
pea lance, the family went in search Of
him. Their CONSERVATION may be iIs-
agined when they found him dead, his
hea d lying on n sappling which he had
that morning cut down. We have
since learned from Mr.. Chambers, of
Fillmore, that a Coroner's jury held an
Inquest over the remains on Monday
evening, who rendered n verdict that
the deceased came to his death by fall
ing backward upon the stick of wood
upon which his head was resting when
found. The opinion was, that in at
tempting to evade q falling limb, he
stepped back, tripping and falling as
above, causing instant death.
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Circuit Court Report.

The following completes the pro-
ceedings of the adjourned term OF
Circuit Court, which adjourned on
Saturday.
Daily, assignee, VS.. Gibson aud 9TH
crs; judgment for plaintiff in three
cases.
Daily, assignee, VS.. Fcnnimore;
Judgment for plaintiff.
Samuel Saith pleads guilty to
grand larceny OF account OF age (be-
ing under sixteen years., he was sent
ro>the County Jail for four months.
John Brown. enters plea of guilty
TO chargeiofassault withintcnt to raw
ish sent to Pcnitentiary for two
years.
Thomas Jester, who plead guilty to
stealing a mule, was sentenced to the
Penitentiary for three years.
OvertOn u Miller VS.. John Conner
submitted to jury; ver'iict for defend
ant, 1887. Gfs
Bottger vs.. Poston: jury impan-
nclled. and after hearing part OF ev-
idencc, plaintiff takes n%on-sait.
In the case Of Ford and others VS..
Emrie, Cannon 4 Co and Terrence
VS.. Emrie, Cannon IL Co., motions for
new trial were overruled; and judge
ment OH the merits rendered Tor
plaintiffs.
Zink. VS.. BlOnnt /; submitted to jury:
verdict for plaintiff. Motion for new
trial overruled.-
Ellsworth vs.. Collins Judgment for
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Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, John Conwell and
v Nancy A.. Conwell, his wife, by their
saortpXe deed with power of sale, dated the sist
aay Of Juiy. ISL, and recorded In The I,-cord-
- once o. Andrew county In the state of MIS-
soari, IN Besk number nineteen 40 al page six
signed Iaorfgsgee the following described lots.
hacts CT parcels of land lying and being in the
eyeufy of Andrew In the state Of Missouri. to-
vn: Tte south half Of lots Eve O., andeix 81. III
S,oek nRmeered tbiriy-seven GU in the city OF
sssnnnIth, which said conveyance was made To-
secure the payment Of s certain pronfiusory note
IN said mortgage deed dc.cribsd as foHoys TO-
vat: Calling FOR the sum OF two hunsrcd. ans
sixts oDisrs. dne four months after date, aipi If
not promptly paid when dine 10 bear i,f. r,.st
from date IT Inc rate OF ten per cent ,,er an .,',na
until pad; signed John CnnwrII
Aad Whereas, II Is provided IN said m,r,-,~.
deed that if the said note shaii not br wriI snd
tnniy PAD .hen ,ae same becomes due and paw
sd issd, or any part thereof, at public rendn~.
% he highest bidder, Mt The courthouse door In
He city OF Ssvannsh, within said county Of An
drew Er cAsh, first giving thirty days notice
VI the time aud place Of sale and OF the property
10 be sold, by publication In some newspaper
printed In the county snd state aforesaid; and
whereas, the said note and the ~inseres. thereon
Are duo md unpaid, NOW therefore, by virtue of
,he power In me vested by said mortgage deed,
Warsday, the 18th day of July, 1872.
hetween me hours Of ten o clock in the forenoon
IL I've O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, Mt
- soufh door Of the cytHt house, In the city OF
ssvsanah, Andrew county. In the state Of Mis-
80, proceed % sell the above described proper
ssse, % satisfy said notes and interest, together
mn Ne costs and expenses attending said sale.
JOHN c. GAM, Mortgage.
savannah, Moo June 10, is7s. Ai
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NoDAwAy county had an excite
ment last week on the occasion of an
election to subscribe stock to an east
and west railroad, which Maryyille is
anxious for, but which the southern
and extreme northern townships bit
terly oppose. Mr.. II. a. Snfth, of
our city, who was in the southern part
ofthe county eli the day of the elee-
ton, says much bitterness Of feeling
was manifested against the citizens of
Maryvillc and tho Maryville newspa-
pers, for proposing to benefit them
selves at the expense of the balance of
the county, who are not at all to- be
benefited by the railroad. The prop
osition was badly defeated.
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Shooting Affair at Amasonfa.

shooting Affair at Amaxouf6.
On Saturday afternoon last two
men got Into an alteration al ANA
zonia, which came ear proving fatal
to one of them. 1t seems that Jas. II.
Horton had a sister of Mr.. Wilmouth
employed to do homework for her
board and clothes. The girl got an
CRY at something MI. Horton said to
her, or at least objected to his treat
ment, and left his house. He followed
her ind took several pieces of
clothing which she had with her, and
also the hat which she had on. On
Saturday Wilmouth met Horton and
abused him some for the way he had
treated his sister. Wiimouth then put
atwo-doliar bill on his head and said.
'tIf you will take this as easy as you
got the hat, you may have it." at The
same time saying he could why him.
Horton said he was unwell then and
did not are TO fight, but could whip
WilmOuth any way. w. accordingly
invited him out of the house, and as
he passed out Horton fired, striking
him in the thigh. The wound is not
serious. Horton had a trial, the result
of which was that Horton is bound in
two thousand dollars to appear AT the
next term of Circuit Court.
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Platte.



Pursuant 10 calf, the Republicans of
Platte Township met ut Whitcsviile
on Saturday. the Goth of June. and,
OH motion. Judge William Anderson
was chosen President, asd ID. Bon
ham. Jr., Secretary: and IN ifoiian, q
committee of three was appointed BIT
the Chair TO report the names of ten
persons as a working committee for
the coming campaign. The commit
tee reported The following named per-
sons, which report a received etid
adopted:
John Pattison, Andy Agee, Henry
Kellogg. Arnold Sabin. Elisha Ruis.
S. c. McGeorge. Ralph S,inspn. jesse
Clemens, j. ID. Gcpford aud j. II. lia-
CHER. .
On motion, the County Central
Committeeman from Platte Town
ship Eas instructed to vote in favor
of holding u primary election for the
purpose of nominating county officers
this coming electios. No o.her bus
mess being before the meeting, on
motion. The meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
ID. BoNHAM, Jr., Sec'y. PrcS't.