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All kinds of Furniture at lowest prices at

All kinds Of Furniture at lowest prices at
Cadman's.
Now READ THIs.-Nearly 5000 tons coal
sold last season. Now is the time to fill your
coal houses with the celebrated Avondale
Red Ash Coal And we challenge the coun-
ty to produce any coal that will give better
satisfaction, Coal delivered to any part Of
town in small or large quantities, and guar
anteed full weight. 1000 pounds in every
case and we also notify all that we are the
only authorized agent for the sale of Avon.
dale coal in this place.
w. b. PousT,
.... Agt. for d. l.. Il w. r. r. Co.
June 90 tiff
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Ladies' fine Shoes, all widths and sizes
at MeKinney's.
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Sl,25 Foxed Gaiters at McKinney's.
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Rail Road Time Table.
CATAWISSA RAIL ROAD.

NORTH. SOUTH
Accommodation Train .... 6,2s A. NJ 7,s7 p, NJ
Regular Express ..,....... 400 T. NJ. 1875 A. NJ.
Through cars on Express train either to New York
or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
Catawissa and Williamsport.
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A telegram from Boston reports the dis
covery, in Milan, N. H., of "an enormous
lode of copper, lead, gold and silver, twenty
feet in width, and extending for miles" This
wonderful lode "crosses the Grand Trunk
Railway one hundred miles west of Port
land.'
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Handmade Shoes at McKinney's.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

by virtue Of an order OF the orphans Courtot Co
lumbia county, the undersigned Executrtx OF the
last win and testament Of Frederick Isler late OF
Greenwood township, Columbia county, deceased
VIII expose 10 public sale ON the premises on
SATURDAY, JULY 2S, 1877,
at o'clock a. m HE following Real Estate to-wit
\ messuage and tract OF land situate In Greenwood
township In said county OF Columbia bounded and
described as follows, to-Tit: Beginning at a post
along line OF land OF Elijah Lemon and running
thence along line OF land OF Eliza Isler north one
and Une-hat degrees east one hundred and hfty-
eight and threetenth perches TO post along line OF
land OF VIM, j. Cox, thence by line OF said Wm }.
COX south thrtyhve and half degrees, east thirty
three and nine-tenths perches 10 a stone thence by
land OF Augustus Wilson south seventy-three and
one-fourth degrees, west fourteen and nineteenth
porch's TO post, thence by the south twenty
three and one-haf de grees east sixteen and eight
tenth perches 10 a post, thence by same south
nineteen and one-fourth degrees east fourteen and
three-tenth perches TO post, thence by the same
south eighteen and onc-hal degrees east, thirteen
ana ohe-tenth perches 10 post thence by the same
south TWO degrees, west one hundred ana nine and
fourteenth perches To POST at public road, thence
north eighty-seven degrees west seven aud nine
tenth perches TO Il post, thence by land OF Elijah
Ldmon north two and thTee-fourlh degrees east
twenty four perches to post thence by same north
eighty mine and 0ue-Iourth degrees west fourteen
and sixteenth perches to the place OF beginning,
containing
EIGHTEEN ACRES,
AID one hundred and seven perches.
TERMS OF sALE-Ten per cent of one-fourth OF
the purchase money TO be paid at the strikingdown
OF the property the onefourth less the ten per cent
at the confirmation OF sale and the remaining three
fourths IN one year thereafter with interest from
confirmation nlsl
ELIZABETH ISLER,
July 6, 57-4w Executrtx,
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We are selling off our Parasols at less than
cost. Clark x Wolf
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A nMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ ta4tA Tu M uEuErTA CNtTu DRrff

Letters OF Administration the estate OF Rebccca
smith, late OF Madison township, Columbia coun-
ty, have been granted by the Register OF said coun-
IN to Conrad Kreamer, OF Madison township Coum:
bia county. All persons having claims against the
said estate requested to present them for settle
ment, and those Indebted to make payment without
delay,
CONRAD KREAMER,
June 90 II -Gw' AdministIa ator Jerseytown Pa.
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The villages of Pensaukee and Coullard-
vile, in Oconto county, Wis, were devas-
tated by tornado on Sunday night. In
Pensaukee, the Gardner Hotel, school
house and twenty eight dwellings were de-
molished six persons were killed and ten
injured. In Coullardville, seventeen houses
and barns were damaged. The total loss on
property is estimated at 100000.
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In the U. 5. District Court at Chicago
Tuesday, verdict for $4,000 damages was
awarded to the Rev. j. A. Ray, of Buffalo,
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, for injuries sustained about year ago
in sleeping car on the Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne road
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SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT.

To amt tax levied for school
purposes. ..................
=" amt state appropriation.
amt from former treasurer.
" amt received from former
collector last settlement.....
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A force of U. S. troops, under Lieutenants
Bulls, of the Twenty fourth Infantry, and
Hunt, of the Tenth Cavalry recently crossed
the Rio Grande into Mexico, in pursuit of a
gang of Indian horse thieves, The troops
under Bulls returned to Fort Clark on the
morning of the 9TH inst, having recovered
most of the stolen horses, and wounded seve-
raj of the Indians. The action of the troops
is approved in Washington.
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Hackmetack, popular and fragrant per-
fume. Sold by c. A. Klein and n. j. Hen
dershott. March 80, '77-eow
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The ocean steamships Elphinstone and
Redewater came into collision near Point
aux Trembles, below Montreal, on Wednes-
day, and both sunk. No lives were lost.
The Elphinstone was bound inward, with a
cargo of iron, and the Redewater outward
bound, with a cargo Of corn. The loss is
estimated at $1,000
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Business Notices

Gents Fancy Shoes at E. NJ. Knorr's.
Timothy Seed at j. Schuyler & Sons.
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A dispatch from Chicago states that secret
agents from the French Government there
have secretly contracted with large firms of
Chicago packers for immense quantities of
army supplies. Agents have been in a few
other of the large cities of this country and
in Canada. Enough food has been ordered
to sustain large army during long cam
paign.
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BY generations ...........
amt paid on bonds and int.
" collectors commission. ......
" treasurer's commisslOn.....
" balance pd. Rollins q Holmes
tor'steam heater sd st. school
" alterations, painting, &C..
Balance due district.
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BL0OMSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT
FOR THE YKAR ENDING lime 49, 1877.
BUILDING FUND ACCOUNT,

10 amt OF tax for building pur-
poses. ...,,..,.,,,.........
am reed from j. X. Evans.
sale OF old Academy..........
" amt received Of collector
due on last settlement .....
9 am'tfrOm former treasurer.
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j. w. NJ. Geist, editor of the Ne,o Era, of
Lancaster, Pa, was cowhided in that city,
recently, by George c. Haldeman and
James Z. Yonge His assaiants were ar
rested and held to answer. Geist bad pub
lished several articles Of personal charac-
ter, in reference to the conduct of some
young men and women at the railroad depot;
hence the assault.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
A Greenbacker Gives "Charley"
shot Between Wind and Water.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Register.
Please give me space ia your valuable
paper 10 say y few words To the sunday
Leader on its article IN yesterday
paper. replying to Albert Wells article
IN the same paper on the RECOMMENDATION
of silver. The Leader supposes case
which is very poor one, but such as 1t
is, | propose coming the Yankee on nm
bv supposing another case when does
apply and covers all the ground
in the case, which the Leader
suppossble case does not do.
Suppose, Charley, that this present FORTY
fifth Congress was TO issue lot OF oonus'
would say to the people in their act wheh
thew passed 1t, these bonds are payable IN
gold, both principal and interest, because
we have enacted that such is the TACT
This being the case, we or our secretary
for US, sells them TO the people OF not
only this but all other couStries Tor "hat
they will bring in-not gold, out
q deprecated currency, ii you please,
for that 10 the TACT III
the case in point. You and other capt
tslists that invest take your chances, Tor
that was Just what was done IN the case
of the present bonds. You risked your
money, took your chsnces IN the specu'
lstion and the future legislation oil after
Congresses, knowing MS you we'll did or
ought TO have known, that the acts OF the
Forthwith Congress could be repealed
amended or abolished by any after CVh
gress, especially when such acts were mol
strictly such as the laws and constltutioa
of your country would sustain rs beng
legal and in conformity 10 your constltu-
ton and your laws.
Secretary Chase told US over and over
again that the acts creating the bonded
debt of our country would not stand the
tests OF the courts, &c; that IT was a war
measure and necessity that must be
submitted TO for the preservation OF the
Union, which WAS fact, and the people,
the soldiers, everybody, submitted VII
hngly and cheeriully. We al soc the
result; but here We are, twelve years
after the war is over, slver demonetlzed,
bondholders. both foreign and domestic,
still demanding gold for their bonds,
and tho Sunday Lcader, talking about
the good faith of the New Msrtinsvlile
indicator, &c.
Out with you, and away with All such
stuff and nonsense.
1t is the duty, and has been, OF the
government, ever since the WAT was
ended, to call ina gold bonds issued. No
more OF that class oil securities. And IN.
stead of demonetizing silver, as was done
IN the interest OF capital and against tho
best interests ofthe county, but MS 1t WAS
dnoe we must now undo it as speedily Ms
possible. We therefore call on the'present
Congress to do so at once. In doing SO,
we oeny that we will do you or anybody
else any injustice. We are doing moth
Ing but what we have clear and dis
tinct right 10 do. You know 1t, l know IT,
everybody knows i; know il now, knew
i. when they bought their bonds, have
known it ever since, and therefore have
no right to complain about bad faith, and
~ that kind of stuff and nonsense.
Respectfully, Sc,
One or THE PEOPLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
MIR. GARRETT'S TACTICS,
New York stockholders Frozen Out
aud Not Allowed &" Vote for hi


rectOrs.
New York Sur, Thursday.
The stockholders OF the ONO and Mis-
sissippI Railroad met yesterday, at ~
William street, TO take measures for the
protection of their interests. Those pres
emit represented Sl7,872, 400 OF the bonds
and stock OF the road. .. ID. Ashley
presided, II. NJ. Day. chairman OF the
,mmittee appointed by the New York
stockholders to represent them At the
meeting in Cincinnati on the 10Th INST,
read long report, in which 1t was
charged that the election of directors had
been Unanswered in the interest OF John
w. Garrett, President of the BaltLHure
and Ohio railroad. Of the three inspect
ors of election two were Baltlmor" men;
vacancies in the Board of Directors were
filed by the Board in cOntrsventlOn OF
the law, no quorum being present, and
certain persons were appointed to inn
portant official positions who were not
stock or bondhOlders of record OF in fact
Bv order of the Beard OF Directors the
inspectors of election were ordered 10
count no votes except those accom-
panied by bonds or certificates of
stock. This necessarily ruled out the
New York committee, who were pro-
vided with proxies from stockholders,
but had no certificates. On the day OF
the election the table in the board-room
was covered with packages of bonds and
stock certificates, upon which Mr.. JOnn
w. Garrett WAS Offering 10 vote. bus
votes were accepted. The New York
committee offered TO vote on 40 Sjl
shares, and $4,000 bonds, in all ia ,9yl
votes; and other stockholders tried to
vote on 34,3S5 shares of stock and
81, l26,0O0 bonds, in all l70,636 votes,
but they were refused. MIR. CARROTS
votes ~ $500, were the only votes &c
cepted, and, OF course, he elected board
Of directors in his own interest. Be
ing thus counted out the New York
stockholders held al election OF their own
and elected William ID. GrlSwOlG, Will
liam -. +. Nance, OsSisn ID. Ashley
Henry Crawford, NJ. Ii. BloOdgood, Rob
ert l.. Cutting, James NJ. Hartshorn
and Frederick Mead. In the discussion
that followed the reading Mr. Hartshorno
said that he knew and could prove that
Mr.. CARROTS brokers borrowed $500
shares OF stock before the election. 1t
Wa resolved to take all legal steps to
Dust the Garrett board, and To install the
one claimed to have been legally elected.
The road was represented 10 be in
ii.urlshing condition.
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4 RciIer Time Coming

Washington Dispatch 10 the 81. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Several leading Republicans who have
seen the President since yesterday, rs
sort, to night, that there will soon be n
much better understanding between the
President and the party than there has
been thus far. They say that President
Hayes made the same mistake in the in
cppLiun of his administration that WAS
made by General Grant IN 1868. by un,
d"rtaking to conduct the Government
without the aid of the politicians. II
will bo remembered, however, that Grant
made clean jump from tho men who
md no politics into the arms OF men who
trd too much politics, and President
II y's is nov in danger ct doing the
noe thing Pennsylvania is after him
nunger aud eager for office.
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Why Done Gen. Ewing do IL:
columbus Dispatch.


Some of the papers are already won-
dcring why Gen. Ewing has not already
introduced bill into Congress for the
repeal OF tn" resumption act The Gen
raj went To- Congress charged with that
particular rL,..Ion, and he must not neg
set his duty 1t is TO be hoped that Gen.
Ewing will Lot meet with the same fate
If so many reformers before him, who
enter public life charged with specisl
missIpn," and who find that the affair
which seemed so big TO them, Is of very
site account when brought before legis.
n,tlve body containing al shades OF opIn-
ION. Ii we remember rightly, our disiin-
guished Congressman went TO the ST
Louis Democratic Convention last year
with the full determination OF forcing the
Democratic party to take his peculiar
view of the financial situation but WAS
very decidedly "sst down upon. When
the question of repeal of the resump-
ton act comes before ConI ress it will be
found that the question will not divide
On party lines, and that AS many Demo
r~ats as Republicans will be found oppos-
ing the measure.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.


: Has Louisiana lost the right OF repre-
sentstion in the United States Senator
THERE is some talk about the Presl-
dent abandoning bis Southern policy,
but .isll the kings horses and all the
kings men can't set Humpty-Dumpty
up again" -
Try sarcastic st. Louis Globe Demo-
crat saws: when one respectable ohI-
cagosn remarks, with SIGH to another
respectable Chicagosn, Another OLD c''i-
zen gone = the response is, with 10"
much? What bsnkr
THE New York Times warns HAYES
not to have any dealings with the Demo-
cratic Senators. "a Republican admin
istrstion must rely on the Republican
narty. or the outlook will not be pleas
ant
John L.. BRowN, JR, the son OF n
wealthy street contractor OF New York,
has lust inherited an estate worth S1ou,-
600 BY the death of his father. 1t Is,
however, CT infested by q sister OF his
father, on the ground that BRowN, JR.'
is nm illegitimste son. Testimony intro
duced established this, and the heir ap-
narent heard for the irst time the start
ling intelligence of his illegiLimscy IN
open court.
AT the Queens county IN. ~ lo&
hunt on Wednesday, four ladies rode IN
The field, and some OF them took the leaps
neatly. One was thrown but not much
hurt. HERMAN OELRICHs and PIERRE
LoRILLARD, Jr., were among the gentle
men riders, the latter riding Preston,
well known on the turf. Scarlet coats
and other picturesque costumes alter the
fashion OF ox-hunts IN "Merre' Eng
and, we're affected 10y many ofthe Hders
Ar Newport, on Wednesday, Miss
NAY f. HUNTER, of that place, wa:
united to Mr.. WALTER LANGDEN KANE
IF New York. The bride is the daughter
of Captain CHARLES HUNTER, United
states navy, who, with his wife and
another daughter, were los. on the Vile
de Havrc The bride also made mirac'
ulous escape from drowning, she and
another sister being the only surylvcr'
II family of eight persons, who had LETT
New York only few hours before for s
,.nntinental tour.
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Talk Of ~ Change In the Presidents
Policy
Washington Correspondence 1t. Louis
GlObe-DemOCrat

Washington Correspondence II. Louis
Globe-DemoCTat
There are ali sorts OF rumors snoaL, to-
night, as to q change OF policy on the
part of the President. 1t Is not supposed
that he will attempt to undo what he has
done in the South, but the most proml-
nent Republicans who nave come here
since Sunday morning have been en-
treating him TO not allow himself TO
drift entirely under the control OF South.
ern Democrats, rs he seemed to be doing
week ago. The Ohio election, they
say, ought to warn him OF the fate OF the
Republican party should ne continue in
this course. Whether there be much or
little OF truth in all this it is certain that
some appointments which were to have
been announced to-day have been recon-
sidered, and it is not probable that the
OK rebel element will figure very largely
in The diplomatic list.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22

TuE DAnbury Man indorses our idea
THAT the man who lies about the number OF
.. ucakcs I've has eaten fo. breakfast is
perhaps the hardest numerical liar in the
world, Gilman, the iorgcr, who raised
hundred dollar certificates to ten thous
and, began life by Dragging that he had
eaten fifteen buckwhest cakes for break
fast
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A NaturaltUrIOstty.

From the st. Joe Herald.
A Director of q suspended bank who
is not confident that the bank will pay
every dollar it owes would be natural
curiOusity.
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TOBACCOS.

Tbave on hand a full line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manu- 'actnries in the
country. including LoriIIard's, FINER
BROS. Homer Hudson's, J. Il. Pace, Rich
mond, ]. X. Pace, Danville, 2. r. Grayely,
HolbroSk's Monitor Navy, harry Z. Hol-
brooks Navy.
I can furnish all styles made by these
factories. at lowest market prices
NJ. KELLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
MEATS AND LARD.

sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cnrs3 Canyasssi Shoulders. sugar Cured
PTeak tast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
sides, sugar uied Dried Beef, fresh rom
Ketfie rendered Leaf Lard II tieTces, bar {.
raIs IaII barrels, EGGS and pals, AL al
~ lJO9 and l3l Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
uUPONT's WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TINES II MAGA-
| ZINE a large stock OF the above ce!e-
brated Powder, VIZ: Rifle, SportinE, In
cans, Blasting and Mining, IN metahc
packages which I will sell at wholesale at
manuincturer's prices. 1 have portable
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. Ihls
powder is unequalled IN strength and
GnsIify VI. REILLY,
sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
An AnxinHS InInirr.

Omaha Republican.
Hasn't the time about "arrove" under
u" reconciliation reign when contedey-
A. postage stamps should be used?
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NOTICE
I,o THE FRIEND OF TEMPERANCE,

Wheeling Union No. |, of the National
Christian Temperance Union, propose
holding one OF the finest Festivals OF The
season on TIL TUESDAY night OtnrYt week,
ut the well known hall, No. llil3. Vain
street, of this city. As the OBJ ect o. thls
Festival IS tO raise sufficient funds to carry
on the Temperance campaign this winter,
il is confidently expected that every
friend OF the cause Will contribute as Nd
orally as possible to make the tcSiiViu q
grand success. Let everybody attend
Thursday night. All desiring 10 con Itlno'
tn this object will please leave their dona-
lions at the above named hall by Thurs
day morning ...
ii is certainty expected that every
sympathiZer of the Temperance move
ment i'm Wheeling, viii give something %
the festival, and give freely. DO not Tor
yct the night nor the occasion. ocZO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22

JUDGE MACKAY, OF South Carolina,
says Lhat the condition ofthe pu0llc roads
measures tho civilization of country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
FRESH TEAS.

900 packages Gunpowtier, Imperial,
Young HysOn, Oolong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas. IN store and Tor sale
at low figures. NJ. REILLY,
1893 and 1871 Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22

MRS. HAwELs writes that n woman {
natural quality is to attract, and, having
attracted, TO cnchaln.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
Rising Above Party,

From the 81. Joe Herald.
The Ohio Democrats rose above party,
that's n tact, but it WAS the wrong party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
Advice for acMahon.

Pom the Chicago Post.
f. W. were Mac Mahon we would "s0at-
METRE" at once, and by moonlight if pos
aIL.c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
RROOMS.

80 dozen fancy, v rious Sizes, Just re
ceived and for sale by VI. REILLY.
Ice and 1911 lain Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
POTOMAC HERRING.

- - o. NJ. REILLY,
IOl LIZ and 1911 Main 1T.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
CAROLINA RICE.

81 tierees received direct nom Charles
ton, In store and TOR sale by
II. REILLY,
1879 and i5il Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
GRAND RALLY t!
AT THE COURT HOUSE, On
Saturday, October q, 1877,
WORKINGMEN GAHOH MOVEMENT
GREENBACH a. GRANGER
ORIN ZNTIUNS

OF Ohio county, who will assemble IN
Convention at 10 o'clock on that day,
tor the purpose at more thoroughly organ
iZing themselves Into one grand party
by the adoption and prOmulgatiOn of a
platform Of principles, around which all
can rally and upon which AL can stand
for the right, and cooperate one with an
other for the mutual welfare and benefit
of all, and all who may OF can unite with
us in this movement.
For the accomplish ment and the success
81 this object We recommend every dis
irict in th. county To hold Primary Meet
ing~ on or before Saturday, DC ober Dth 10
appoint ten delegates 10 attend the above
Convention. The country districts, and
especially our Granger friends are cordi-
ally invited 10 unite with II in this work
OF organization. BY order OF the
ocSi COMMITTEE.