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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
WILLIAM X. BETTES. OF Randolph
FOR AUDITOR.
DELOS ORR. of Franklin.
FOB TREASURER.
WILLIAM x. ALCORN, of Ravenna.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
A. a, THAYER, of Garrettsviile.
PoR COMMISSIONER,
CHESTER X. HOWARD, of Aurora
FoK ISFIRMARy DIRECTOR,
ALMON l.. THOMPSON, of Shalcr,yille.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09

DOES the great and good J. "A. Gar
field still believe, since the Cleveland
Convention, that silver is nasty mon
cy %
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09

With one breath the papers OF the
Radical party assert that Hon. Il. M.
Bishop, The Democratic candidate for
Governor, was Crusader" With
next they allegc that he is liquor
seller and has piled up wealth by deal
ing i'm liquors!
With one breath they assert that he
is Bourbon" Democrat, and with
the next that he was elected Mayor oi
Cincinnati on an Independent ticket
against a regular nominee othis party
With one breath they assert that he
is Know Nothing and with the next
that he has been an unwayering, un-
flinching Democrat all his life, which
party at all times and under all cir
cumstances was the uncompromising g
opponent of that bigoted, proscriptive
order.
With one breath they charge him
with being in favor of dividing the
school fund ,and in the next they charge e
that his nomination was due to the
fact that he is a prominent member
of a popular Protestant church.
In one resolve they approve the
Southern policy of Mr.. Hayes and in
the next they approve the bayonet
rule of General Grant, which was dia-
metrically opposed to it.
In one of their resolutions they de-
clare in favor OF the RECOMMENDATION Of
silver, while it is u fact that a Repub-
lican Congress demonetiZcd the money
of the fathers, and for iOur long years
have totally neglected and refused to
restore TO it the power OF which they
robbed it,and the while their Conven-
ton was presided over by that great
and good ChristianStatcsman who de-
clares that silver is "nasty money"
These are Il few of the Jewels" of
the party that boasts of all the dccency
honesty and patriotism i'll
the land. 1t their pretensions be true
the country must be "hard up" in
deed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09
THE MARKETS..
RAVENNA. August S.

RAvENNA, August S. 1877
FLCUR.-King's Best, 50 90; y. X, IS CO
Demand steady.
WHEAT-NO, RED. 81 25; No White 81 40
CoRN-shelled brings 81 q 56c; ears, 0c.
OATS-3S 94oc. Sales dull.
RiE-No. brings 20 q .5t
BARLEY-Nonc in market.
BUCKWHEAT-65 @ zoe. per bushel.
HAY-Seilfng at IS q $40; according to
quality. Dull sale.
BEEF-Per cwt., s5 a 81.
HOGS-Dressed, 50 per cwt,-
LARD-City rendered 12l.c.
SMOKED MEATS-City ougNr Cured Hams
selling at i4c; Country 12lac.
shoulders, City cured selling at 10:. Dried
Beef selling i: 1S..
POULTRI-Small supply in the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay 10 cents; lun-
dressed &c; Turkies, undressed. c.
BUTTER--13 a 14c.
CHEESE-Factory. retails, 16c.
EGGS-buyers pay IOc per doz.
FOTAIOES-BuyerS pay 25c.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in smalldcmand
at 81 90 per bu. Medium 81 %.
VISEG AR-Pure cider retails aYGDSOc per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
HiDES-Grecn, trImm a 6,sc.
EEATH ERS-Best retail at 15c.
WHITE LIME-$1 % per bbi.
WAFER LIME-Sa %
SALT-Coarse sells 1T s. ~; fine 81 rs
WOop-Stove s. 0O92 so; } feet wood 81 90
a S3 80 per cord.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09

THE Evening Ne,cs, the paper re-
Gently started in Youngstown and
which is independent in politics, thus
notices one of the principal planks in
the Radical State platform:
A National Bureau of Industry
to be established by that national gang
of disintercsied and high-priced pat
riots commonly called Congress, is
The latest demagogic dodge. This is
ail bosh TO feed the people on and
bridge with chafr this perilous period
of our history AZ Republic. The in
dustry OF the country don't want any
more Washington bureaus-work and
wages are what is wanted, aud wanted
seriously, without any political clap
trap, gilt edged eXiravaganzas. There
is already entirely too much ncw-fan-
gied and imperial furniture in Wash
ington, tolerated and sanctioned by
both political party leaders. The
people want reduction and not an
increase OF salaries and offices. More
work and less red tape nonsense is
the demand OF the hour. Bureau OF
Industry" indeed with some Old, di-
lapidated, decayed and demOraliZeti
political fossil, iull of crotchets and
fallacies, at the head, and gang of
fOur-cOrner bummers and one c-horse,
pothOuse, ward politicians at the ,ai
of the concern! Dusty desks, sur
rounded with we'll paid loafers, ARE
too plenty in the many worthless bu-
reauX of the Capitol, already. The
disgust and veXation o: the people is
enough without any more increase OF
burdens and bonds. Labor cannot be
relieved by new officials. The num-
Der and cost OF those now on hand
constitute large share of existing
troubles and causes OF complaint.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09

M
MD.ti AN LEONARD.-m Keut, July Sth
1877. by Rev. e. f. Croncmeycr, Mr. Dan III.
Morgan, of Ravenna, and Miss Emma Leon
ard. of Cleveland
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09

would not have gained such headway.
The political advocates OF central gov
ernment will make the late disturb
ances strong argument III the advO-
cacy of their cause in Congress, and
the opinion here seems to be that there
will be no reduction of the army, at
the same tine, propositions to increase
it will most assurediy be holly urged,
the result OF which cannot be now
foreshadowed. But we are inclined
to believe with Mr.. Hayes that the
State forces should be made sufficient
ly strong TO suppress all disorder, it
being the most practical as well as the
most economical.
THE SOUTH AND THE STRIKE.
The good effect of Mr.. Hayes South
ern policy has been happily illustrated
in the present riotous demonstration
at the North. Had the government
upheld Cham berlain and Packard with
u. s. trooos, ii would have been nee
essary to withdraw them in order to
put down the strikers riot, when an
uprising Of the people of those States
would have taken place as against
Packard and Chamberlain, and the
Government would have had to cope
with q rebellion in North and South,
at the same time. AS 1t turned out
the Administration found itself re-
lieved from any danger to TIE public
peace in the South, and Mr.. Hayes is
feeling considerably pleased at The or
derly spirit aud sympathy from that
section. Had the Government found
necessity for volunteers, the South
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-09

Take pleasure in informing
their friends and the public
generally, that they are now
prepared to show the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-10-27
From Washington.

Resolved, That the Louisiana
contestants file their respective
statements with the Clerk, in or,
der that opportunity may be civ.
en- each gentleman 10 examine the
statement OF his opponent and pre-
pare, ii desired, any reply thereto.
and in order to allow time for this.
the commjtte adjourn for one hour
~Wherenpon the Committee adjourn.
ed to 1920 ?. m.
The Celebrated Kentucky racer,
fc~nhr0c"k, was beaten by Parole,
GA tie pimlico race course, neal
Baltimore.
Down the home stretch the ran.
ming was fine. Parole went gal.
.anJly to the front, and finished
'wo lengths ahead OF Tenbroeck
who beat Ochiitree tour lengths
The time Of the two and a hall
niles VA, 1913,
Such cEyitcmsnt was never wit.
messed IN Baltimore on any Preyi,
GUS racing occasion.
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SALE.

w. w. RurTage
T75OSl VS.. Alias Execution.
George w. Westerield and Anna e. Yves
terrified.
By virtue Of the above-stated writ to me
directed from the office of the clerk of the
Circuit Court ofNoxubee County, will on
Monday, 5th day Of November, A. D., 1877,
within the hours prescribed by law, in
front of the Court House door in The town
of Macon, in said county, expose to sale
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, all the right, title and interest the
defendants, George W. Wcsterteld and
Anna G. Wcstrrfeld hnyo in and to the
following described lands, to-wit;
West half ofthe northwest quarter sec
ton >, township IA, range 10 east, con
tanning so acres more OF less.
The abOye-described lands having been
levied upon rs the property of the dcfen-
dants, George W. Westerield and Anna
G.. Wcsterlicld, will be sold to satisfy
the aboyc-stutcd ease and nil costs.
j. b. ALLGOOD,
octl3-ts Sheriff.
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Cnre fOr piptheria.

Should you q any Of your famt.
ly be attacked with ~jipthcrIa, do
not be alarmed rs it IS easily and
speedily cured with out : doctor.
When IL WAS raging i0 England a
few years ago, ! accompanied Dr..
Field in his rounds to witness his
so.calIod woudegtu cures he Der
formed while lhc patients Of o.hcr.
wore dropping on all sides. The
remedy "a he ~ rapid, must be
SIMPLE. All he gave them Was
powdered sulphur aud a quill, and
vita these hc cared every patient,
without exception lie pat Il tea.
spoonful OF -four Of birthstone INTO
a wlnegIass Of water, and stirred it
with his fngool, instead ol with Il
spoon, as sulphur does not readily
mGaIgauatr with water. When
the sulphur was we'll mixed. be
gave 1t rs " aarEtc, and in ten min
Ulrs the patient was out Of danger.
Birthstone kills every species Of
fungus in man, beast and plant, in
Il few minutes Instead Of spitling
out the garglo, he recommended
the swallowing it, IL extrcmeca.
SEES in which he had boon callsd
Just in the nick OF t,ne when
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Young men should not max
game Of a young lady by compar
ing her to Il deer
Grant has reached some plac,
in Europe where he doesn't AZ
tract notice. Perhaps he is into.
viewing the tombs Of the Caesars.
Now that Chief Joseph is cap
turcd, ought VIC to send Howard al
Ter Sitting Bull, or start him on a
limit for Charley Ross.
There is no sense trying t.
rcoson with Il goat. lie is certain
TO cut your argumcn, off with I
but.
New York wants one Of Glen.
pairs needles removed to that city
1t is now in order for Boston tC
bring ono OF the pyramids over 10
the Hub.
At Waco, Texas, a polecat
made Il descent Ona co,0rod
meeting and actually brokeit up.by
going a 81 cent over the layout Of
The congregation,
-Hair.breadlh escapes are be.
cotuing so frequent, the supply Of
genuine hair used IN their construc
lion has given out, land i resort to
talse hair is imminent.
They say "fgcts arc stubborn
things" but VIC will pit IN old muI,
against the longest,rared fac; tina
ever figured in the annals Of histo
ry.
"A Utah paper says Bringhau
Young's funeral was about one
milein circumference, which is rath
"r round about way OF estimating
a iuLecal procession.
The following advertisement
lately appeared in Il Cincinnati pa
per; Persona,--.W antcd.-.Th
undersigned, Il healthy young maj
unable to procure employment a
which he ca make un honest living
desires to inform professors Of med
icine aud surgery that he will sub
init himself 10 experimental opera
tons Of Utmost any description 10
reasonable compensation. AddrGs
Niviscction.' "-Exchange.
Wonder how that fellow wonl,
like to be bored for the simpIes, 0
undergo the operation Of scalping
Sitting Ball has snubbcd tn
Commission, and wouldn't eve
ahakc hands with them, Evident
~ he doesn't think them gent,
men. These Sioux are rather Quee
in matters OF taste, and seem t
prefer scaIping to diplomacy.
Thore arc seventy Ex.Coniedel
ate officers in the House OF Repre-
Scntativcs. This is rather hard o
Blaine, he would much rather hay
them privatcs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-10-27

Col, Beverly Matthew'S delivered
II lecture on education at StarkS.
vile last week. The Stock hW.
nal, in aIIuding to it says:
Hon. Beverly Mathews OF Col@n.
bus, swhose intellectual acquire
mcnts are perhaps surpassed BY no
citizen OF Mississippi, delivered q
speech upon education, the true
worth 0! which our feeble pen vii
not attempt to describe. Never DO.
fore have tho citizens Of this town
enjoyed the benefit OF listening 10
an ADLER address, clothed in Ian
gnagc more expreS,i 9 and boaut :
iui. Tins effort Of TOT Mathews
will live long in the memory OF the
minds Of his attentive and apprccia.
tlye heucrs.
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HERIFF'S SALE.

SnERIFF'S SALE
A. p. Bush 81 Sous
1891 vs. Nend. Tx
Samuel NJ. Brewer.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to
me directed from the office of the clerk OF
The Circuit Coult of NONubce County, |
will on
Monday, the 5th day of November, 1877,
being the lst Monday of said moath, with
in the hours prescribed by law, in front oi
the courthouse door in the town OF la.
con in said couaty, expose to sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash,
VII the right, title and interest the defend
ant, Samuel NJ. Brewer, has in and To
the following described Ian Is, to-wit:
Southwest quarter and 10 acres off the
north side OF southeast quarter and 81 a.
cres in the southeast corner Of north. west
quarter of section %. and the north wesl
quarter OF section 20, all in township IS,
range Is east, in Noxubec county, state
of Mississippi, containing $50 ucres more
or less.
The above described lands having been
levied upon MS the property of defendant,
Samuel NJ. Brewer, will be sold to satisfy
the above-stated case and all costs.
octl3-ts j. b. ALLGOOD
billiard for plaintiff Sheriff.
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SALE.



The State of Mississippi, use &c.,)
T74GOI vs. YGnd. Ex.
W. NJ. Common ct al.
A., ,;r,,o CHA ohovo.s,o,ca wr;, IN
ma roc,oJ rr,m ,bc oMro ~ tbn cIorL NJ
eva o;rc,;t nn~rt ~ Vny,,hno count" +
win nn ~ .
,o--
MONDAY the ON DAY OF NoVemoei' Al 1916
being the LIST Monday of said month. with
IN TIC hours prescribed by law. in front Of
the court-honse door in the town of Ma
cnn in said county ay ,o>e IN s.le ,t nuh-
lie auction. to the HIGHEST bidder. for cash.
All the rirht. title snd interest the drlrn
liant, William NJ Conner. bos in and "a
the following described real and personI
nronerty toswit:
r., - .a.,,.a,c ...,,:. :,
NoV 49, stv''IG ", "'""Sn'P ~ F"lGe
Co"tat 't ~ "'ieS'
" ""'t o. ,'t',oo' - '1o'.'"eS' l""''t'
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There is a story, Tor tho hstorl,
col accuracy of which We cannot
vOuch, that an editor once Applied
nj the doors of Iladrs for admission.
"WelI sir" replied his sable mails.
~ we let one Of your profession in
here many years ago, and he kept
up Il continual row with his former
delinquent subscriber; and, as we
have moro of that class Of persons
here than any otlfe,, we have pass.
cd II law prohibiting the admission
Of editors"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-10-27

Jones Of NeyRia, who is al
home when silver is mcntioa cd in
Congress, has introduced a bill for
the coinage ofsiIyer dollars o stan
dard weight and value, to be u le
gal tender for all public and PR,
waite debts, and to be coined from
bullion for private persons on the
same term as geld Is coined at Ia,
mlntS.
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NTH g. OLD'S
E N c E .

This superior fence is now offered to thu
public Of Noxubec, Winston and Komnor
counties by the undersigned, who has mr..
chased the right for the above torritpry
1t speaks for itself. Besides the greot 81
wing III rails, at least one. third TO tIe mia
II Is stronger and affords better prntccii"n
against stock Of all kinds than INV Ccnc"
Eyer Hhercd TO the public. II supcrscdes
Ill others in the older states, spd will q,
duced. -" 'hVro'
heler to A, II. and Thos. 4. Bush, NJ
ma"Irn"r ana y B. Allgood, at Macon
ana D. A. Coleman, Memphis, Ala.
oo,e o. JESSE MAULDlN,
Macon, Miss.
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CUERIFF's SALE

Crawford BIarkwood
T7lqfl vs., A,ur Execution.
G. W Moore, J,,. p. Robinson and T. J.
Moore.
Bv virtue Of the above stated writ to me
directed from the Office Of the Circuit
Court Of NoAubee county, l will on'
Monday, 5th day of November, A. D. 1871
within the hours prescribed by, law in front
OF the Court House door, in the town rl
Macon, in said county, expose to sale at
public auction. to the highest bidder, ipT
cash, all the right, title and interest, tn0
defendant, c. W. Moore has in and to tho
following described lands, to wit:
South half Of, south east quarter and
south east quarter of north west quarter,
section %, south west quarter of south
west quarter section -, and north wes'
quarter section %, and north east quarter
and east half Of north west quarter section
%. all said lands in township 10, range i
east, in the county Of NoNubce and State
of Mississippi,
The above described lands having beer
levied upon as the property Of defendant
C.. W. Moore, will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case and all cost.
j. B. ALLGOOD,
octl3-ts Sheriff.
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DouuIssIoyGG5 SALE ogLAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE oFLAAD
.s,.,..
j.. Holbeg X Co., IA III. Ghaag
I6S6l Va. Court Oh N",...
jordan HibbIer ct al. county, Miss'IpP.
In pursuance to = final decree rendered
ia thr ahuvc-stntcd cause, Mt tbs Aprl,
Term, 1871. If the Court aforesaid, dated
ApriI 18th. 1877, the undersigned, a spe'
cid commi,sio rnppointcd in said c"uss
will on 49,
Monday the Sd. day Of December, A. D. Is
in front of the Court House door N the
town Of Macon, in said county WlIE'n 'o'
Gal hours, proceed to sell At public oIje.l'
to the highest bidder for cash, tie 'o'''N-
ing described lands, to-wlt;
The east half Of the southeast quarter
of section q, township II, rtnsc u, illhi
and being situate in the county ANA 9lN-'
aforesaid.
The title to the above lands is bodevaa
to be perfect, but | will only convey sneH
title rs vests in me by virtue OF sand H't''
decree. or,.
oct2O 4w Special COMMISSIONS
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Foster & Gardner
L7964 VS. Plures Execution
ID, NJ. Lloyd.
By virtue of the abOve-stated writ to me
directed from the office Of tho clerk of the
circuit court ofNoxubee county, | will on
Monday, the 9th day Of November, 1877,
being the LIST. Monday of said month, with
i'll the hours prescribed by law, in front of
the courthouse door ia the town of Ma
Don, in said county, expose to sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the right, title and interest the defen.
dant, d N Lloyd, has in and to the fol-
lowing described lands, to-wit,
South east quarter of the northeast
quarter, and tie west half of southeast
quarter, and east half Of the south west
quarter Of section 81, township IL, rang,
Is east and southeast quarter of south
east quarter, loss 5 acres in southwest cor.
ner section Is, township 10, range Is cast,
all said lands lying and situated in Noxu,
bee county, State of Mississippi.
The abUvc-describGd lands having been
levied upon as the property Of the defen-
dant, ID, NJ. Lloyd, will be sold to satisfy
the above-stated case and all costs.
j b ALLGOOD,
octl3-ts Sheriff
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WINSTON JONES,
JOHN y, DGPRAS'

AS successors Of the above firms, md
with unlmpaircd capital and ability to rive
satisfaction, we solicit the business Of our
friends TO those who may fa-or Us, we
ourselves to carry out the Same
prudent policy, obedience to orders md
prompt attention to business for which
our predecessors were noted.
auSI-6m ND'
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BRIDEWELL'S
-.WISSISSIPPI-- n
j JUSTICE OF THE PEAC 4

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the State BY Counties and Districts il
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H~auenstein & j

nEgptppc am
"Ni' DALE
-
Elliott 4 Williams
[70721 vs. Alias ENeeut,j'
N, L. Dcale.
Ry s,oiel Mi
dirocted frno, ,L I''' at a. Of Ii, cIcfi
Cjrcuit nm, ~ No%"bne County !
v.,,asr
MOnuay, the oth Gay Of "0' 4
being the lat. Monday in ,lid mon
tho hours prescribed by law N i,
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N'-"s'" ''tllN'
The Estate Iprln Ct,1rorv
of Court Of said
B. IL. Brewer, deed. COUNTY,
Whereas, Mt the October Tenn. A. D.
1877, of the said Chanccry Court. a decree
was rendered, declaring said estate iusol.
vent;
Now, therefore, all creditors OF said cs-
tate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their claims duly probalod and
registered in the register Kept by the clerk
Of said court, on or before the
9th Day OF %Jaruery, 4. D, 1873,
or the same will be forever barred.
r, R. BREWER, jr.
%lJarnagin " Jaruaginl Administrator
soIS 10Y auhr oct27-3t
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Cotton FacGOva&e
and
Commission FsuSiMcsa

IN this city, as Successors to Che late firm,
of John A. Winston s. Co. and joel W
Jones' " Co. The new firm win take
charge of and settle all outstanding bp,,.
ness Of both John A Winston 4 Co. and
Joel w. Jones & Co.
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NOTICE,

The State Of Mississippi Chancerr
NoXubee County J. C"@r'
The Estate
L645l of
james II. Rives, decd.
Whereas, ut the October Term, 4. D
1877, Of the said Chancery Court, a decree
was rendered, declaring said Estata ,nso''
vent;
Now, therefore, all creditor OF SAID n,
tate are hereby notified to como forward
and have their claims duly prUhuteI and
registered in the register kept by the Click,
BY the
goth day Of January, A. D, 1875,
or they will be forever barrel.
LEONA :. kEEo,
Oct 20, 1877 4w E~NerHlr'N.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-10-27

Dr. Muusey, the c~ele6rZtcd lee
.ar,r died ut Jorc,baro, Ecurg q
short time srucc.
TIE warm Clba seems TO be
nearby a. AN ent. The President
ut the sE,rnt't' has b'cu taken
prisoner "aJ tue insurgents scat.
tered, aa. this after so many years
expended 20 q Struggle for lude
r|erlerue. Sc the fate Of Cuba.
Thanks fora complimentary tick,
ct from lle Secretary Of the NJ IS.
is,ipw state Fair Association. The
FAIR will open on the 18th of No.
vcmher and continue to the lIth.-
Tho programme is varied aud in,
lcrcsun-.
-iIou Geo. Swami, one Of the
.rld public moa o. this State died
at Richmond Va. of apnf.yNy on
,ho 43d, inst. lis home yas Al
jackson.
az THH IL