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, 1876-06-18

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axa1., -. 49, | -pp -, a. e.
VIC" '' 10 'ne raFlS opera 2l'1.l i'@neS
S"sson IS conslaelea IN Europe as toe oest
stage.
The par;s muetco, ton+,,,,. s+a+e that Dr.
l,sz1 w,;1 nav Ms long.nromfsed riq;t tn london
oav+ ve,r
1@11
a1Ine. Tttens and Nine Trebelli appear next
season in New York City In italian opera, under
Mapieson's management
Mile. Anne De pa,occ, WAC rpre;vef7 IN San
r,u..,a,.os -. w. ..-s-''..,Asa. :. o.A
fsanclseo y, large anu very ehtnuslas''c a''o'-
ence' anu acneeseo grand success.
Ycrdi's Aida =" will be produced ut the Roy
al Italian Opera, Coycnt Gartlen, on the 9Th
inst, with Atlelfna Patti In thu chfef role
-,
o'enof brassa' the violonceutst, VINO played
mere during the last Df Murska season, was very
warmly received at a recent London concert
Herr Barth, of Berlin, failed at the last cou-
cert OF the London ph;lharmonic soctetv- He
seicctcil Henstltss 1rcat n3ano concer,o and ~
proyed too much f6r him. ~
:,
oncntng of The Frenci III - u SsR ~
Gnnnni hos so,tl 9hc e,.oro ~ +ha nns;o ,nh.
:. '''
,"Ongerlta," an 1ndian opera, the scene OF
Whlcnls lald IN the Adirondacks, music BY q
inst, at ChjcEerinv He11 Nan, Yort =" ~''e 'A7'
A1os' 0s ~'.~>~'e s @A11'' ~" 1o4A
BasstoTd's overture to - Cassilda met with
great 1arors at Gilmore's Garden last week,
when It was supcrbly played by the orchestra OF
loo' under the direction o1 Marctzek.
Negotiations have been opened for series OF
strauss concerts in Paris during the exhibition
OF 1878, to be given in concert room which ~, IS
10 DC ount, capable Oh accommodating o,UO
persons
Miss Minnie Hauck, the American prima DON
na, who has become SO popular in Germany,
sailed from New forS lew Gays ago tor Eu-
rope one Is engagea az Inc befna opera 1of
Inc coming season.
Miss Kellogg sings in CONCERT at PHILADELPHIA
with Brignoli on June 10 and e. Brignoli up
pears on the programme for old-titne fayorites
like the sercnade from IS Don Pasquale,' '"A1ap-
Heart.,'
g.. ,,oo .a .u.4 u.un..., t.. A.
Iouu1 cy osnaoy n..s !ass plssen'Eu " tne
concerning theatrical subyentiOns; be con
cludcs in favor OF an annual sum Of 200, ,OC0
francs each to the Opera Comique and the The
atre Lyrfauc.
!Ae hlug " holla1lo uAS iuunuoo ~ IAl1o.an 9s
pflze, 10 tne ioela u neuaIna wiLa Il,e euasy
ol tie iau1eu Rtlha uonla, WHICH, 1 MIal oe COM,
Reteo loF py aae PUPILS od t15 M4slesu anu
Dl1uatlG lnst1tute' "Mcn 1ne DuIcu nouafeA
LIS estAoIsned-
Albert Weber, OF piano fame, has brought
suit for libel against Mr. Frc,1nd of the Aitsic
Trade Rerieso, claiming $4,000 damages for the
statement that Nine, Pauline Lucca's letter,
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., H. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
G. p. n. u.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

D.RrIKs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots In the town Of Winnie
muccs, arc hereby notified that all sp-
plications for the same, or on business
relatis sQ thereto, should be addressed TO the
undersigned at s,~-.mento, where they will
receive prompt at sns on.
81 Those occupy lAg lands belonging to the
company, without having bought er leased
the sssno, are ale> notified 70 alter 70 the
matter withevs Aslay and avoid tre -sle.
nItrn n. uAt xEAk.
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each blanket sxss xsos; NJ injury %aSESS s ;sS s GOODS
Iaeoo yards saved List Cloth, blue:
i54oo yards Flannel. blue. twiled
1872 l.Sss Dozen Dozen Hose: Hose sS,S,ss'. ss%sss
99 dozen Socks. mems
81 dozen Scarf.
dISss Sssg So ss.'s.es sco4ros sS1sS GOODS
s5l5o yard: yards Bed ,s. ,iesns good gasy
1880 yards Drilling. indigo blue
III $50 yards Duck Standard. s.ounce
7aSa ~ sassn sassa pf"ai' HanassrsSiss4 s'as
2s.9oo yards Kentucky Jeans
2o5" YARDS YARDS sSss1iny. brown a. standard hs.v
500 yards sheetng, beachcd. ~ standard, medium.
$500 'a''s AZ CLASS hlsss'' M s@''ans '4anescLoru1sa
s,7ef Coats Sack for mon. assorted si.eA
lbs overcosts, sack for men large siseA
4.359 Pants. for men, assorted sizes
4ss suit Jackets and pants for boys Sto l)vsarss
300 Suits teoa.s. pants ana 81. or boys 10 70 I
M MS2si Vests lor men. assorted size.
4.tio Shirts. calico.
n.9 Class s.''' so sans' sHssh6Es- s'has6Es oD QUALITY
ss s pair pairs SsYs ES%s1s Ss, assSTsis srS s'oa
si5 pairs Misses, assorted Sizes
10 pa'ciiL cL3ss asasSp @ii'liss 1S6 CAPS
i.sss Hats. boys Wool. assorted Sizes
'os' caps 5Iass fass%;!c; rs. H4s"HiMfARDwAnE, So
2s3 dozen Axes. hunters best caststeei handled
ac,6 dozen AK handles. 36-inch. No. 1.
632 dozen Sewing Avs
SSj dozen Sewing awl Handiea
1.431 dozen Cups. tin. pnts and quarta
22l dozen Dippers, tnnedtron. long handleA
296 dozen Frypans. short handle, Nos l, and 5, II
equal quantities
CAS- dozen Pans. tin iron, pressed 2 and quarts
In equal aunntitiea
5ss Camp Kettles, in nests of three
800 dozen Planters Hoes No. q bes. cast steel
209 dozen Hoe Handles.
3j6 dozen Fish Hooks, assorted Sizes
2lO dozen Fish Lines, assorted szeA
81 dozen mill saw Files.
23s dozen Saw Files. taper ~ inch.
lots dozen butcher Knives q inch
900 dozen Hunting Knives. 6inch
81 dozen Skinning Knives, 6-nch.
3f7 dozen Knives and Forks. good quality.
sts dozen spoons table, tinned-iron
2f5 dozen Shears cast steel 71x and b tncnoS.
16. dozen Sleeves, wire.
Is Beaver Traps Newhouse. No. +
~ Mink Traps. Newhouse
-'-' GLASS no. s-NoTIONs 50
7.025 bunches Beads. assorted coora
65i dozen Combs. coarse.
42i dozen Combs, Il, o tooth
~ dozen Mirrors zinc.
1910 Needles, assorted sizes
1900 Needles, Glovers'.
241 dozen Thmbles. open.
127O dozen Spool Cotton, standard m AXE 2ts yards
3-cord and 6-cord, equal quantities. 40 -.
1872 pounds Thread. linen standard make, Nos 30 q,
and 10, two thirds dark blue, onethird whitey
1900 pounds Gillng Twine. and scord equal Quantt
tics Nos 30. 35 and 40.
~ s75 pounds Cotton Maitre Tor Senes a.pyr.r
STORES.
Schedules showing in detail the character and quantity
the articles herein called for will be furnished on sppcA
tion to this ohicc, at No. ~ Leonard st. New YORK
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COAsTwTsE STEAMSHIPS.

ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR FLORIDA-wREKLY
wick Ca Sailing every Friday from pier 30 River
ss 0ap,dn ,..asa w 10 sa ali
points, For freight or passage apply to O. H. MALLORY
lIoRGAX,S NEw YORK NEW ORLLANs AND rEXAS
vi >teamships YORK VIII sail fr m pier SO N.lih
Orleans direct transferring Texas freight there TO Morgans
Louisiana ana Texas Railroad tor Morgan City thence per
signed all points the Mississippi hiver Mobile, Calves
Brownsville paints the Galveston. Harrisburg
and SAN An,oni ods.on and Central lnernaionai
railroad. F.cights for Marys and Fulton landed at
Lhteragc and channel dues Corpus Christi and Brzos
s.n,ag" At the expense ana risk ai Of
Whitney Co.; TO New Orleans 9, per cent: to Texas
s; 2 kIs wirShY coz .'s' 4sens osss pier '
North River.
LD DoMISIoS srEAMsnIp $ SpMrAs,
For Norfolk. City Poni and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
and Las M ssnss.ns cssss S
vssa;s '5s' is Sosisia
Lswss DsL Msnd.y wsdasslay and Friday p NJ.
hIoush tickets lin. q aans to all point. at
ass 5ssh g 5ses,ssa dss Ss vi, Presidents"
TKAV ELLERs' GUIDE.
A. The aXhy fowkLi s for West Point Poi Sewsars
and
viii leave pier 80 North River Wes,ry So daily Sundays
excepted, at $3.50 T. Nj Connects at Poughkeepsie with
evening trains Tor the North.
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS G. yIBBARD
IA and DANIEL DKEW.-Leave Vestry st. pier ut x 10
ana 24h st. at $50 A. NJ landing at Nyark and Tarrytown
by ierryboa West Point, Newburg. Poughkec Sic Rhine
beck Catskll and Hudson Close connection at Albany
with train sP NJ for the West New York Gen.
trail and by special train and Round To
West Point and Newburg and return day 81;
Poughk 81 90: Saratoga and return. 50 40
DROOKLYN NEW YORK AND NEwbURG. BY
ID steamboat AkMENIA-Leave fulton st.. Brooklyn, ut
o. vestry New York 30 and 2tth ST. at 9:tj A. NJ
Cornwall Returning arrive at Brooklyn l.. NJ. Tickets
for the round trip ST. to Iona Island 75
CITIZENs' LINE-ELEGANT STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ Troy Saratoga and all points North East and West
leave daily oxcept r. NJ 30 North
River Through faro Saratoga only 81 excursion
tickets good for 80 days. 81 so.
DOR TILE CENTENNIAL
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81 3IIlIs5I3IsI IsslIIIIsis

The bids Will be opened In the Of the Board
the Secretary OF the INTERIOR and read publicly In the ordc
Bidders Designate their place OF business and Post
in the bids dsrs residing out Of Now York must fur
nish New with their bids and thcir address
Zach bid must give the Of all parties Interested in
be furnished appsa.on to this Office TO Nos 40 and
no bids will be considered persons who IN any
bd or any part any bid will DO rejected II doomed
the best Of "a the BY certified caocx o,
payable the order o. the OF ads
one following banks :Shsmsai National New York
msrcs YORK; ,P6iadelphia Ss.on.l; PR.delpIia;
xsuEce Sa.onal Bank Of wisconsin M,lwsukss; tnios
s.. Loais-whics check or shall DO than i've
sn a III Be- So to S
any bidder receiving award shall fail to execute
sSs%S sSosas the
Bidder. are required 20 samples Of the articles bid
s Of
should be dsntisa % Win the proposal oy private MARI TX
sample %Sl Special should 70 adopt p
sample win be opened until aisor all the bids shall have
In executing contrser rrsns -
n S and s %
any contract to exceeding twenty-five PCT
A
duly executed with surctes and condL
toned for the faithful performance OF the contract a
particulars must accompany the The sufciency d
the suretes mus; be evidenced br THAR adAvt ths
value OF their property.
No contract or part thereof pc permitted sub
assigned hlcd by any othc party without the
written cons OF the Secretary OF the Interior
furnished under delivered 1T
the places designated their rcceJtion. packed and
marked according directions shipment without cxtr
charge balng when in original packages ans
will be subject inspection by the Board OF Indian Com
missoners and snch articles In respect fail
held furnish others Of the required quality within
days: or failing that they viii be Purchased 1T his ex
the goods excepting the blankets will bc reouirsd a
be devcrcd In New iufs, Philad pha Bnltimore chi
Louis St Paul. before tho al of ctobcr
each bidder to specify place OF delivery The b,anes arr
delivered at any OF the places above named his
thirty from the date OF the award ~
The Groceries must be delivered New York. Phiisdcl
Paul Omaha or Kansas City, October
1876 at respective within able time
thereafter Twenty-Five per centum of the beams
aud cotse or the Red Cloud and Tail will
be called Tor at once; the balance such
quantities as may hereafter DO required days notice
bc given
Tea must be ooIong. superior trade ciassncsr
tion.
The Coffee must be delivered In double sacxs
The sugar must be delivered Ia barrels fuli hcadined
The fooacco must be Navy plu -nt color Of leaf
and sweetencd only enough for preservation,
Payment VIII be made on the alton a this oco OF
nvoices properly approved j. q. SMITH Commissions
WANTED 10 PURCHASI.
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VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION

who intend remaining days, will find the
LONG BRANCH AND THE N. j. SOUTHERN r. Il.
more attra. tive than any other.
The hro steamers kSSE iOYT ard CRYSTAL WAVE
leave pier 8, North lsiver, foot of Rector
9:i5 A. NJ AND 8 80 7. ~.
connecting ut Sandy Hook with trains for Phlade
phia direct
The sail New York bay, full view of the
the shipping and the extensive
said the finest in the world.
From Sandy Hook the railroad skirts the shore
eleven miles to the SUMMER CAPITAL where passengers
stop through tickets.
The depot in Philadelphia the foot Of Market st.
venlent of the best hotels and boarding
Tickets for the round trip. good tor fifteen days. 81 Sim
gle fares 81 10 -
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PROPOSALS.
FOR INDIAN GOODS, MEDICAL SUI

OrrrcE or INDIAN AvrArRs.
WASHINGTON August 10. 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals for Indian
Goods Glass No -" q. =. T. s, 3. Dor ~ rs the
case may be) will be received Nos 40 and - Leonsrd
IT, New York. until IL o'ocock NJ Thursday September
H. 1870 for furnishing in the quantities herein givon any
or All OF the articles named In the following iis:-
Tuesday, Sepsember5 5.
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con mn WORTH OF STAPLE DRY GOODS
VAO.OVVwantcd. in Job lots; 30 cent cash; bal.
.nse IN raxas Lands; ttss perfect Appy 70 cAkAA11
\ BkU.. Peak plsos.
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WANTED no rURCHAsE.
{, ,iGARS AND DIAMONDS PURCHASED FOX CASH
Mass. - '''~ S'
WANTED.-BANKING ROOM FIXTURES. ADDRESS
w box ay3S g. Post oce giving description. siso and
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ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR FLORIDA-wREKLY
" line Royal $. c.: Fernandina. Fla: Bruins
wick Ca Sailing every Friday from pier 20 East River
The steamer CAkONDELtT, Captain rarclosn. viii sail
Friday. Sept Is. At 3P NJ Through tickets issued 20 all
points For freight or passage apply TO O. H. MALLORY
CO., los Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

IrCn0N, 80 EAST 18TH sI-FuRNITuRE, CAR
Apcts Mirrors, Pianos parcr Suits BEDROOM Sets. Beds
Bedding, wardrobcs Desks, Bookcases Cabinets Tables
Clocks Bronzes Vases, &c, at private sale at auction
prices
The New York herald., 1876-12-23

LNsSIPOFF STEINWAY HAIL.
EGEAND FAREWELL MATINEE TODAY
of Madame
ANNETTE EssIPoFF. ANNETTE ESslPoFF,
her departure her Western which
casion Nine. Essipon will play
BACli-Sarabandc. Bourree and Gavotte.
HANDEL-Vanations tthe Harmonious Bluck smith).
BEETHOVEN-GrandS Sonata, Opus =, No. 8.
LiSZT-Chant Polonais. Au Bord dune Source. lie
Rossigno. Chant Russel.
ChUPIN-Impromptu valse and by request) Etude sur
les Touches Noires (Study the Black Keys).
Nine Esspon will have the assistance Of vlVIEN tho
eminent Volinst; MILE. PALMA, Contralto. und NJ.
QUICKEN. Conductor at Piano.
Admission ONE DOLLAR. Secured seats. 81 Sc.
NIBLO'S GARDEN. REOPENING.
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village, riggcd in the best turnouis on
neighboring towns can afford; and they
{ themselves, were harnessed in the latest az
ony. Some were fishing, while Others we're
msrshaling around the town and vicinity.
MosDAy at Q o'clock, A. NJ, 10Th, an en-
animation 81 the pupils Of Tsrrant College
began at the Christian Church, your cor.
respondent IL unable 10 give you the partic.
ulsr., NJ he was not an invited gue,t. But
30 far, we understand that every thing has
passed of quietly, save the murmur Of
the patrons they think Mrs. Tarrant has
made fatal mistake in spending 40 much
time in entertainments and examinations.
liz regard to Female Schools we can but
say, we know Of no more suitable place in
the country than this, for a Christian
School. The Christian Church here, l.
wealthy, and out number all other denomi.
nations.
SOME OF our citizens are spending few
days on Buck Creek, fishing. The weather
has for two or three days, been very warm.
vmErAuoS Is looking .plendidly in
this vicinity.
CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS, in which Mr..
Isaac Shelby, Jr., has taken such an inter-
est, and on which he has expended 30 much
money, does not seem TO be appreciated as
they should, although the time for a rush
OF visitors has net yet arrived, still there
should be some few here, by this time.
Carr. I. q. MOORE, returned from Lou
isville last Saturday. with the celebrated
racer, Bazaar, for which he paid $500, and
has since been offered profit Of $500,
but refused the same. Bassr, (slias Wad-
dsll,) is a beautiful bay, three years old,
and raised by Keene Richards, Of lexing-
ton. Capt Moore, is a shrewd race horse
man, and must certainly understand his
business. or he never would have refused a
profit Of $500.
VIZ understand that Col. T. p. Hill, Of
your place, l. candidate for Congress, in
the event he holds out, quite a number Of
supporters will muster themselves ON the
day Of electioa in this precinct
DoNrSos, marbles and croquet, are the
principal amusements for our young PEG.
pie, and occasionally, older persons take
quite an interest.
DR.. A. NJ EGBERr, has sold his Drug
Store to his father, which leaves us with
only two. Mr.. Egbert proposes to go to
the Black Hills, provided "injins" will
stop tina, little piece Of foolishness.
QUITE serious, though not a fatal diff
Guilty, occurred last night, at, or near the
colored Baptist Church, between a couple
Of colored gentlemen, Jas. McAlister and
Rice Denny. Rice received a wound ia
the shoulder, three inches long, and from
| to I inches deep. McAlister was tried to-
day, aud his line was quite small, $40 and
cost, he paid the same and was released.
CORRECT.
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&. n. n. n. ITEMS.

Track laying will soon commence from
Cincinnati, Nicholasville and Shelby City.
wrH the exception Of the bridge across
Hanging Fork, the entire road bed, from
Shelby City to Somerset, Is completed.
Col G. 4. WEBSTER passed through
town on Saturday last, en- rout, to receive
Douglas 4 Doty's work, which has just
been completed.
The Trustees have decided not to run
that ith Of July Centennial Excursion
train this year, as advertised, but from the
present outlook, there is more probability
Of speedy completion Of the road, than
at any previous time.
The following cont acts were awarded last
Friday; X. q. Huston a Co., Sections l79
to l92 inclusive; Sections a03 to 2l5 inclu.
sve; Sections 232 to 236 inclusive; Sec
tons 2ll to ei7 inclusive; making in all 30
miles-Aflert & Marsrave, Sections 1893 and
1874: shanahan, cambridge & O'Connor,
SECTIONS l95. 1876, 1877, l9s, 1893 and 200;
Boyle, Roach, Condor 4 Son, Sections POL
and POP, Sections 2l9 to 222, inclusive,
and section 252; Moran 4 Xii win, Secs. 22i
2e6, 227 and DDS; Mcmahon 4 Mcnamara,
Sections 229, go and psi; Chas. A. Cox &
Co, Sections PAS, 2i9, go and Psi; NJ.
Mccarthy, Sections 2l6, 2l7 and 2is; W.
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\ JEssANISE county breeder and trainer
has imported thoroua hired stallion from
England, for breeding purposes, in his ra
cling si1d Of horses. The animal is said Il
ae oae II the finest bred horses in England
4 fAss.R in this county, has a 2-yeaI
heifer which Is giving milk, although the
animal has nesce hih a calf. The owner
says she would give quart or more, day
II regularly milke4. She is Of the short
koSa breed
THr Sheep sarket 10 still quite lively.
Aisaest every week, from two TO five drove-
pass through town, ON the way To the city
slaughter pens. They are mostly yearlings
and Spring lambs, aud are fat, and Gns
Southdowhs.
4 SALE OF GS Shorthoras at Alexis, Ill.
the other day, netied over $4,000. The
COWS srerr eed 81, 1876, aud the bulls Ssl4
The highest price paid was $500 for q
bull. The bend hslassei TO Mr.. Robert
Holloway, snd ~as kssws as the Durham
Lawn herd. Buyers ~ere ,xs~ M from all
over this country and Canada.
A sARsER OF Carlisle, Pa, has sess an
OK to the Centennial Show which Leass o1r
Southern brute long ways. He psiIs the
beam at $500 pounds, while the Tenaesses
animal weighs $3.50 pounds. Well. We
have one consolation-they cant heat the
big black mule, 2li hands high. sad the
6ve-iegged calf, which the Tennessee man
took to Philadelphia.
Ar the Baltimore race "a the 2;,ah uit
in the hurdle handicap, one and three
quarter miles, the race was won by Coro-
net, Warlike, third. The horse, Stanford,
bred and raised in this county, fell and
threw his rider, while in the lead. Bai
for this unfortunate accident, he would
have won the race, It was thought. Stan
ford is . powerful animal
We are not surprised at the threatened
crash aa,0ng tho Pork merchants Of the
cities The prices paid for hogs last fall
xere high, aud now there is a serious de,
cline in pork, to the extent OF % per cent
ia the last three months. Efforts are being
made to bolster up the lettering fortunes oil
several large dealers and packers. II is Il
be hoped, for the benefit of trade, general
ly, that the crash may not come, but thu
sky looks gloomy over their heads.
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TRADE with us IL thing Of the past
our quietude Is only broken by the wsrb
ling Of birds.
The piscatorisl excitement IL runnin,
very high. John Ramsey, caught a ca
fish 80 inches long; Henry Walters caush
one % inches long, and W. y. McClsr,
caught one Isi inches IN length, all yer,
recently.
Mn. A. d. BRowS, Of Lancaster, in.
forms us tina, he he. famous hen thai
laid two eggs ono day last week. Mr.. b
is man Of unidentified veracity, and tell.
this for the truth. This hen H. a Centenni.
al wonder; let her be sent to the exhibi-
ton.
BoRS to the wife Of n. r. Hughes, In
this county, on the 2ith ult., a Is pourd
son.
Miss MARY, daughter Of John W. To-
gan, is very low with consumption.
Miss ELLEN HIATT, Of Rockcsstle coun.
ty, who has been visiting some relations in
this county, returned home on last Mon.
day We hope she will pay MS another
visit ere long.
Miss JOSH Bosley, Of Boyle county, is
now visiting the Misses Porter, Of this
ncighborhood.
Mr.. CownERDs school at White Oak
will c ose on next Friday; we regret to
give him up; he has taught US god
school.
ELDER Corn did not preach on last
Sunday night, but will give us a series Il
sermons, beginning on next Monday night.
THERE will be prayer meeting at our
Schoolhouse on next Sunday night, with
Z. B. Beazley, as lsader-let us all go.
LExISoroS District Conference Metho-
dist r. Church, South, is in s ssion at Eb-
enezer, in Clark county, in this State.
ROVER.
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There never was 10 little interest mani.
Tested in an election IN this unity before.
While all Of our citizens appreciate the
able Judge which we have been so fortu.
nate in electing, we must say that we do
not need such Court. Our Circuit Court
is sufficient to do all such business; for an
example Of the improvement in the morals
Of our people: The Grand Jury at the last
April term Of Circuit Court, returned only
40 indictments against 70 for the same time
last year. The Sherif's Office has gone
begging for several years past. The Sheriff
has to be guaranteed an additional revenue
over and above his fees, for services, before
any one will accept it. Our county only
supports two lawyers, three doctors, and
one hundred and three preachers. This
explanation is enough for the unnecessary
expense " Common Pleas Court.
YoUR Crab Orchard correspondent boasts
Of the large shipments Of tan bark, slaves,
&C., from that place, and the large income
Of money for the same. Well, we will say
nothing about Pine Hill, as every body
knows that Pine Hill is the leaver to the
Knoxville Branch Of the l.. 4 n. X. X. and
the Metropolis OF the mountains. The
shipment Of tan bark has been at least hall
Of the same as last year, and we trust by
another year, it will be three-thir's, for il
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lr was thought last week, that we were
deliverei from the scourge Of Scarlet fever;
hut tbs disease has again broken out with
renewed violence. As so few cases have
resulted fatally, We still hope for the best.
ELECTION day passed of very quietly.
No official report has reached US here, yet,
it is confidently believed that Col. Breckin-
ridge Is elected. This result will Of course,
confonnd the statement 40 often made, that
the Colonel couldn't win race. We al
ways believed that il Id aioas, he would
come out all right. Seriously, every one
who takes an interest in the country, seems
to he fully satisfied. The foaters are essen-
italy disguised. They say an election
when nobody treats, and vote wont sell, is
a mere farce, aud utterly repugnant to ev-
cry vital principle Of our enlightened gov
eminent. We consider Col. BIS canvass as
about the greatest marvel that will be dis
played during the Centennial ceremonies.
By the way, DR.. II. Brown, designs star
ting for the great Pan ilization show ON
Thnr.I,v liz ,n,nos. i 10 ,,,snd o,.o
the session. Of the Na,ional Medical As.o.
c;a,;on Have NO, learned whe,ber Mr..
Rrown I'M ,cc,mn,nv him or not Judv.
in, hoxevsr from the Doc,o,,s grsa, nonu.
/, r;,v !, can scarcely he ,up.osed that he
x;u rs,urn ,lons n tho j,die. Of the
Or;.n, arc alive 70 the neculi,r nriv;leges
of lean wear and will uresen, their claim.
/, xould moi surnrise his friends should the
N 80 -.
,;on nrom,, him 70 sbin a colo,v d;,cc, m
Ir,,l and 50, nm as chief of Medical s,aa
n III excellence Drigbom the po,en,