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The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
New Castle Letter.
New CASTLE, June s.

( New CASTLE, June 8.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
City Council meets this evening.
The decoration of the Court House
for the fair was made by and under the
sole direction Uf Messrs. Fred and
Harry Vokes 10 whom the lady mana
gers return many thanks. These gentle
men are strangers in this city and by
their untlring zeal in eDdeavoring to
make this the affair of the season have
shown great taste and will be the cause
of our getting out of the old roots in
matters of this kind.
VIM. Herbert has purchased from
the trustees of James Johns 81 feet
from on Union street, and exchanged
with VIM. Oann for another front of
80 feet on the same street. He also
sold house and lot lately purchased
at Sheriff sale on Lord street, in Viii
mington to Marshal Springer.
The Pennsylvania which passed up
ON Monday, went out to sea yesterday.
This is quick work.
Our City Hall is at the use of the
Moral Suasion club of your city at any
time they may see fit to come over. Or
if an open air meeting should be pre-
ferred there is no doubt but that the
school grien could be procured. Come
gentlemen we are patiently awaiting
the notice of your coming.
At meeting of the Goodwill Fire
Co.. held on the 9th inst, il was resol-
we'd to give an excursion to Salem N.
j., on the 90 inst.
About wagons were in attendance
at the market this morning with
population of nearly 40C0 this may seem
strange, but when it is considered that
our streets are filed all day with
hucksters from Wilmington andfChes-
ter, it is no wonder our farmers keep
away. This should be looked into by
the City Council, and an ordinance
passed which will encourage the pro-
ducer in attending on market days.
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RAELROARH.

|IinTUrEILpHIA, WILMINGTON d
lMoRE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
4Siil leave Wilmington as follows
M ssslphla and Intermediate Stations.
Ss.' NV s'oo' 1852, 10.45 a. m. 2.30, 4.3O,
~ sla New York, 2.o2a. m. 1881, 1910,
is issJle a - and Intermediate Stations,
S more y d and 4 Washington, 1882, 1.bS,
hs m az, y, 10, 6.l9 p. m.
Il CASH. Ct delaware Divisian, leave ipr:
e' ooo, $40. $50, a. m. 1.3O, $50,
cn.s qg "a and Intermediate Stations 500,
~ m and Intermediate Stations, 500,
na, SUNDAY TRAINS.
IA, nP,,a Enn and Intermediate Stations,
a5slnes0,. 5,Ue0. $50, p. m.
tnora and New York, 2.02 a, m,
drt6sarh ana Washington, 12.62, 1.55 a IN.
ID def io Il Information passengers are
" the time tables posted al the
ii. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING

A grand mass meeting under the aus
pices OF the Wilmington Christian Tenn,
perance Union was held in the West
Presbyterian church last evening.
The exercises were opened with prayer
and the reading of the Scriptures by Rev.
j. M. P. OTIS.
Addresses were delivered by Revs. j.
M. P. Otis, R. B. Cook. l. l.. Crouch, l.
Marks and Mr.. Geo. M. butcher.
In response to an invitation from L.
Marks, several persons arose for prayers.
Prayers were offered by Messrs. Jones
and Elliott. The meeting was dismissed
with the benediction by the Rev. Mr..
Mann.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

This morning Sergeant Whelan ar
rested Peter Mccall at the P. W. & B,
Il. r, depot, on suspicion Of passing
count, rfeit money. Mccall follows the
business of buying and selling sheer,
and it is stated he partly pays thos.
from whom he buys n Iur1ous money.
He will be given IA heaIing on Monday
next.
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THE MORMON DIFFICULTY.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 8.
A dispatch says that Attorney Howard
has arrived here, and had a lengthy in
terview with the President and the
Attorney General regarding Mormon
suits. 1t is believed they will be with
drawn as it is believed their prosecution
would tend to create embarrassment in
administration of the territory. How
ard confirms attempted assassination of
Spilson and that Nandroo legion ale
drilling regularly.
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IN PROGRESS fourth annual
competitive examination for the Adams
gold medal is in progress at No. school.
Fifty-tive boys and fifty girls entered the
list. The names of the successful COM
petitors will be announced at the COM
mcucement at the Opera House on June
9th and 2Sth.
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Special Announcement! !

has been broken, and we have no more
royalties to pay the New American Sewing
Machine Co. has decided to fix the price
of the American Sewing Machines at $50
and S35. Wewill continue to sell on the
monthly installment plan, and good note
The New American Sewing Machine needs
no comment as to its merits, SO come in
with your orders as this is a fixed price.
Office 7lS Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
J. H. PRIMROSE. Manager.
roou1d-lpN
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FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the Stan
ton M. E. church arc holding straw
berry festival and fair, at the church.
1t will continued this afternoon and
evening and also the same time to-
morrow. The proceeds are for the bene-
fit of the church.
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REHEARsING.- The Elm street Baptist
Sund " School, are now engaged in re-
hearsing for their coming anniversary
which willItake place in a short time.
The affair will be o pleasant one as it is
under the able and experienced manage
ment of Mr.. John II. Muhlhausen.
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9 " all Scissor

wang Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Nsli Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
" Il. BR1NGHURST d CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the Rath.
4 N .S9fSGShes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
Leoaps in extensive variety. Also
S9Ees, Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
ks11 friction Gloves, and many other
~" ue same classes.
Il. BRINGHURST q CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
'As Miraculous Cure for Corss
|TSs |TsIsn remedy OF great popularity for
-s@rns without pain.
L. BRINGHURST d CO.,
cou Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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CONTRACT AWARDED. AT a meeting of
the Water Commission. held last evening,
the contract for the filling in of the bed OF
Franklin street, was award I'D to Samuel
Cruthers. Work Will be Immediately COM
mened as 1t is necessary to have the work
done before operations are commenced ON
the reservoir.
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Total thus far shipped. 4

REMovED.-The meeting place of the
Jr., o. U. A. M, has been changed from
GIL Market street to the s. E. corner of
Fifth and Market street. The order ple
vious to their removal few years ago
met at the above place.
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SILK SUN UMBRELLAs.-Two hun
dred and fifty superior silk sun umbrellas
and parasols just opened at $1,00, $1,25,
$3.50, $1,75, $500, $2.25, $3.50, $2,75
and So. The greatest bargains ever offer
edyet, at F. L. Franks, 500 Market street.
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FALSE REPORT.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
NEW ORLEANS, La, g.
The reported fillibnsterring move
ments here against Cuba or Mexico have
no foundation.
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WASHINGTON, D. D., june 81
For the Middle Atlantic States lower
pressure, stationary, or higher temper
ture variable winds shifting to east and
south increasing cloudness with rain
areas.
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LAWYERS IN DELAwARE.-The Albany
Law Journal, publishes table of the num-
Der of lawyers in each state of the union,
They give the number in delaware as "a.
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CHURCH BUhNT.
, Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
DEPosITE, N. Y, June 8.
The Baptist church here was burn
ed during services last evening by ex-
pl sion of lamp. Loss $4,000.
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SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Weather Report
WASHINGTON, D. D

INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
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h NOTICE.
|"' MESSICK.

||tSng sireetd sied ~ Irom his old stand Fifth
safket ~ 10 stalls 46 and a. Secnnd
|SSstOGers use ,Saee would kindly Inform
SSe same mat he is ready 10 sunniv
|sisaford ca as usual with the veTv hesSt
retail county dairy butter wboie
FSthe chea also, eggs and cheese a
mayI-1m. O
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, Del. May 26, 1877.
Eaatons at the Brandywine Mills for
[-.a1 n min rnrraafn1 naiIu
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BERRY SHIPMENTs.-The shipment o
berries over the Delaware railroad yes
terday was as follows:
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DLACK CAsHMEREs.-Dire from
ID the iD' 5orter, a full line of Black Cash
meres az 10, SIN, $1.00, $1.12K, $1.25, S1.37
1.6e. These desirable fabrics are at lower
ri ces than we have offered for years, and
we recommend them for color and durabil
ity w. b. SHARP,
Tourth and Market SITS.
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The Markets..
Oct IL

UNION, Oct. %, ,'otton--Thc market has become
somewhat brisk this week. and full market prices paid.
Sales 30J bales, at prices ranging from lOtElOH.
COLUMBIA, October 23.-Cotton stcaly-middlng 1o3S
@.lOl2 sales 100
CHARLESTON, Oct 23.-Cotton.-1hc market for this
staple to-day opened without any very marked change
in fratu from the closing figures o the day before,
and purchases of midding grade maic ut llc for
large lots and full style few transactions taking place
at Later this lower rate was all that buyers would
offer, but factors did generally accept il low midi
ding sold lO3sc and iO4c was paid for stable par
GELS, and high grade good middling, lI, buyers
declining TO pay above this rate.
New York, Oct 23-P. M.-Cotton quiet uplsrds
ia Orleans sales a.? bales: net receipts 237 gross
LED Futures closed barely steady sales bales Us
follows October ll2S~I,29 November ll2Gnll.23; De-
crm'er lli6; January ll.liGglI.i2 February li2Iep
l23 March II 3Im llS April ll5Oo, ll.5 May ll63ay
ll65 June ll.77 all.7o
LIVERPOOL, Oct. .25.-Noon-Cotton firm midiling up
lands 6>d middng Orleans lll6l; sales 900 bales:
receipts 1890; american 1900. Futures opened lS2d
better, but the advance since has been lost.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION,
In the Court of Probate.

BY JOS. +. GlST,, Judge Of Probate in Union
County.
"HEREAS, +. j. Cudd, hath applied to me
w for Letters of Administration on the Estate
Of AMEI BENTLEY, late of Union County,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoniSh all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at n
Court of Probate for IT, said County, to he hol-
den at Union Conrt, r. E"use on the tenth day
OF November 1877, x 70 o'clock a. NJ, TO show
cause, ifany, why tEST.id Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Court this twenty second day of October,
A. d., 1877, and in the one hundred and
second year of American independence.
jos. +. GIST
Judge of Probate.
Oct 2G IS 2tX
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Stock in the Fair Grounds.

MIR. Duncan, tho energetic Secretary Of the
County Fair Association, has just received very
handsomely printed certificates of Stock III the
Union Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociatlon, and requests us to state that those who
have paid up for any shares of stock can receive
their certificates byappying to Mr. VIM. Munro.
The Shares are only So and it does seem
that every person who feels any atcrcst in the
Agricultural and Mechanical development Of the
County should become Il stockhollcr. The
property now held by the Association is worth
much more than the amount paid for shares
Every merchant and other business man in this
tswn shou Id be n stOckholdcr.
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Paoolet After Barley aad IAN Old Farmer"

For the Times
Pacolet After Barley aad IAN Old Farmer"
Fair play is a jewel" knew that | would
get fight on my hands when struck "An Old
Farmer" and that he would retHrn n telling
blow, but dill not expect Barley" after was
40 terribly cudgelel, to step up and whack me
over the head.
One at time, gentlemen, so can see about
me; two at n time is more than bargancd for.
However, will stir the nest again, ii they come
after me in Swarms.
would like TO know what the intelligence Of
the Farmer has to do with the proposed Military
display At the coming Fair in Columbia? How
'Barlcy,' or any other man can connect the Mil
itary with Agriculture Mechanics and the Fine
Arts is n question beyond my ken. The only
reason can see is that ..chcap men, want Of
flee and seek the Military to obtain handle by
which they will be able to befool the people who
arc so lacking in intelligence" AS for my
own part. am inclined to think that we have
had enough of the military to suffice for the
| next few years
But for the life of me | cannot see the logic
of Barley conclusion, which enables him to
assert that ''thc intelligence of the agricuturst
is ut fault, because can Old Farmers" .'past
Grand Cyclops' has said that the people can't
be got together WITHOUT unusual attraction. -
lie has borrowed ''An Old farmers specs,
surely. Their logic is just the same, for the
"Old Farmer plainly says that he has known
eight journals devoted to Agriculture to die, be-
cause the Farmers ..lacked intelligence to read
them, and he will "repeat" the charge. might
say that these eight journals came to their death
dcscrycdly, because they failed to meet the de-
nslnds Of an intelligent people. The fact of
these eiyht dcud Journals does not necessarily
prove the ''lac& Of intelligence among the
Farmers.
But admit the truth of "An Old Farmers
and "Barlcys assertion and the question
ours: What is their duty, and the duty of
every earnest, thoughtful intelligent Farmer in
Union County? Is it right to permit the people
to continue to gropc their way in darkness,
when it might be possible to cnlighten them,
and enable them to lift themselves to higher
plane Of intelligence and improvement Surely
some honest effort should be made.
That there is something radically wrong
some sore faut--none will deny. But what is
that fault-that wrong? Is it indeed the lack
of intelligencc?" If so, what the remedy, and
what is the plain duty Of all good men? Will
"An Old Farmer" and BARLEY say that no ef-
fort should he made to remedy the fault? Will
they sny that because many journals have
gone d"0d, from this cause aud this alone, il is
not high time for the intelligent people to com.
binc to give light and life tC their country?
GRANGE. aIiaS PACOLET
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The Inspection Postponed.

The very energetic and efficient Adjutant and
Inspector General, has notified Capt. +. NJ. Farr,
Of the Johnson Eites that in consequence of the
pressing duties in his office ut this time-prc-
ring his Report 10 the Legislature, The neces-
sary attention require for the State Fair, &C.
he has been compelled to postpone his visit of
Inspection to this county.
The General correctly supposes that this ar
rangemcnt will give satisfaction, as this is very
busy season in the country and he learns that
number Of new Companies are forming in
Greenvillc aud other Counties in tho upper part
of the State. Due notice will be given when he
will visit this county.
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Rice, McLuro G. Co.

This firm is fully up with any of the other cs-
tahlishmcnts in town. Their stock is very large
and well selected, and their prices are down 10
the very lowest living point No establishment
iE Union deserves more of the patronage and
confidence of the people than this. Governed
altogether, in their business transactions, by the
sriclcst rules Of honesty and integrity, Gus tom
ers never leave them alter making one pur.
chase. Maj. McLure is pure gentleman, and
q most pleasant man to deal with. lie deserves
full share of patronage. Try him.
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A Most Excellent Remedy,

ATLANTA, GA, March II, 1870.
! have examined the recipe of Brddfelds Fe-
male Regulator, and from my knowledge of the
ingredients, believe it n most excellent medicine,
and well suited TO that class of diseases desig-
mated. have no hesitation in advising its use,
and confidently recommend il to the public.
JOEL BRANIIAM, NJ. ID.
For sale by all druggists, and by \. IRWIN 81
Co., Union.
Oct - 40 At
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A GREAT RUSSIAN VICTORY.


LONDON, October T-Noon.-The Daily News
correspondent with the Russian headquarters in
Asia telegraphed from Karaj al on Monday eve
ming follows ''Gen. Lazaroh, who with
twenty seven battalons of infantry and forty
guns was recently dispatched turning
movement from here behind the Aladja Dagh to
Arolias Hill and Vezinkov, telegraghed last night
from Bazardjik begging for assisance,as Muhk-
tar Pasha was before him there with superior
force. Thereupon this morning our troops be-
gan attack on the Turkish positions, and af-
ter heavy cannonading on our left wing, with
the Aladja batteries, we made q serious assault
on Arolias Hill and redoubi. AT noon the
Caucasian grenadiers under Gen. Fileman
stormed the hill and redoubt, capturing three
Krupp guns. The Ezinkoy regiment occupied
Aladja Dagh, capturing the Turkish camp. The
enemy were routed and fed in disorder in three
directions, being cut off in the from Kars
The pursuit was sharp everywhere and will be
continued tomorrow. No news has been re-
ccived yet from Gen. Lazaref."
According to Russian official bulletins, not
only was Muhktar Pasha dccisively defeated
on Monday, but the Turkish army utterly de-
stroyed rs n fighting nteger.
THE RUSSIANS REGAIN ALL THEIR LOST GROUND.
LONDON, October ia special dispatch from
Vienna says: "Muhktar Pasha's defeat leaves
the Russians free to act on the wings. Further
operations by Ismail Pasha against Igdyr, are
cut of the question, and if he does not retreat
promptly, he may share the fate of Muhktar
Pasha.
The Russian force at Ardaha1 which has
been kept in check by Muhktar's positions rath-
er than by any immediate opposing force, will
not remain idle longer thus, with one blow, all
| the advantages gained by the Turks during the
| summer, have disappeared, and unless the
weather and the extreme difficulty of supplying
the Russian army interfere, march on Erzer-
oum may be tried again this year.
| FALSE lMrrEssIoN.--It is generally supposed
| by n certain class of citizens, who are lot prac-
| teal experienced, that Dyspepsia can not
| invariably be cured, but we pleased to say
that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our
knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
| Com pant in all its fol ms, such as Sour Stom-
ach, Costivencss, Sick Headache, palpitation of
the Heart, low spirits, &C., &c. Out of 30 600
dozen bottles sold last year not single failure
was reported but thousands of complimentary
letters received from Druggists of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case. Try
| it.. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size rs
cents. For sale by GlBBES s. CO., 4l2w.
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w. A. Moorhead.

This gentleman has now received his large and
elegant stock Of Goods. and offers to sell them
at low-down prices. lie also proposes to pay the
highest price for cotton. See his advertisement,
and if you will persist in wearing out your wag-
ons and teams in going thirty or forty miles to
other markets. we don't care Il continental if
you do get "bit.'
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BrArroRr.-Thc citizens Of Port Royal, in II
communication most touching in its expression
Of gratitude, return thanks To the citizens of
Beaufort for their contribution of 800 - for
ihc relief of the sick, and also TO Commodore
Hughes, oE the lniiod States Navy, for : -
from the officers auh crew of ihc miI"d States
ship New Hampshire" for the same purpose.
Y,yIug.
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psa- We arc pleased to meet Capt. Nj. L. Car
ter, of Ashevillc, and his aniabc wife, among us
again, looking as happy as newly married peo-
pic should look.
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Messrs. Foster g. wilkins.

this old and popular firm TO be convinced that
they have got the largest and handsomest stock
they ever brought to this market 1t is really
q treat to walk around and see what they have
got. Their prices, too, have been brought down
TO the smallest p:int that will enable them to
live moderately and pay expenses. Capt. Fos-
ter is one of the best merchants in this part of
the country, and his character for fair and non
orable dealing is so we'll known all over this
county that it is unnecessary for us TO extol
him. lie has also got the elevercst kind of
clerks
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RaS" We do not expect either Gov. Hampton,
Gov. Vance or President Hayes mt our Fair but
we learn that two grooms with their beautiful
brides will grace the occasion.
RsS- We are confident, from all we can learn,
that the people are determined to make our next
Fair q glorious success, in point of exhibition
and good results. Everybody is at work for it.
Hay' The latest dispatches from tho War in
The East inform us that since the defeat Of
Nuhktar rasha, tho Russians have been victo-
rious in every battle and are now driving the
Turks at all points.
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j. r Minter.

]. Minter.
We call attention to the advertisement of this
gentleman, who is doing business at Scialo.-
MIR. Miulcr is one Of the best farmers in this
county, n well as bengonc Of our purcSt citizens
and best hu>u"sS men. lie never says what hc
does not mean. and II promise FROM him is bet.
t., tl.Iu 1t liaft IN bank
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COMMITTEES OF AWARD.


The Superintcndcnis requested to take
special charge Of their respective departments,
to the time and manner of exhibition, &c.
FIELD CROPS.
JOHN Il. MINTEE, ESQ. SUPERINTENDENT.
Committee
ID. ii. Sheldon, Chairman, W. J. Tucker, ID.
S. Lee, Jesse I. Bishop, DR.. L. Il. Bates, J. T..
Mckissick W. l.. Goudelock.
STOCK DEPARTMENT..
W. a. beatty, SUPERINTENDENT.
Committee
J. T.. Meng, chairman, George Peaie, JAS. Il.
Jcter, J. T. Hill! j. c. Farrar, W. Il. Briggs, F..
W. Eson.
UORSE DEPARTMENT.
JAS. H. RopGER, SUPERINTENDENT.
Committee.
Asa smith, M DG's3ii, Janss" SlHGhro, "GsSqgSe
Bailey, J. W. Tcnch.
SWINE.
Committee.
W. Ii. Norman, chairman, John Rodgcr DR.
j. r. Thomas. Lee Linder Jasper Gibbs, Jas. c.
Sartor. Jas. &. Brown.
The SuVerint cndents of the other departments
will please, either before or after the opening of
the Fair, till out their lists of committees.
ID. =. DUNCAN, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons in
~ debtcd to w ID. Humphrics and to the
firm of Humphries & Hill, that all their Notes
and Accounts have been placed in tho hands Of
Samuel S. Stokes Esq, for Collection.
All persons indebted must come up and scttl
either in Cash or by note by the first of Dcccm-
ber next.
BY doing they will certainly save costs.
JOHN RODGER, Assignee.
Union Oct. 2G 1877 40 If
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For the Times
How to Save Sweet Potatoes.

This can bc done if you viii follow my dircc-
tions After the vines are killed by the frost
and when the ground is dry, dig them and car
ry them Immediately to dry cellar or house.
Spread them on the ground, mixing dry dirt or
saad rs you increase your heap. | prefer the
dirt dust as il is better absorbent than sand
When the weather becomes very cold throw some
straw over the bank and let it remain all winter
and your potatoes will keep for twelve months,
if you do not eat them I htvc sound potatoes
now, Oct, 23d. which were put up last year.
TUBERA