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Symptoms Of . Diseased Liver.
pysrrraA AND SICK HEADACHE.

DAM in the right side, under the
edge OF the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side: sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frcqucnay extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
arc costivc, sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull. heavy SEN
saton in the back part. There is gen
orally a considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with painful sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. a slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning. and he COM
plains Of pricl:ly sensation Of the
skin, his spirits are low; and although
he Is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yc; he can scarcely
summon up fo-..:utc enough 10 try t.
In fact. he distrus,s eve,y remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet exam
ination Of the body. after death. has
shown the Liver to have been cXt-G-
sivcly dcrangcd.
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fCommunicstedl
OsCEoLA, ARK., July I, 1850.

OHtEfl-h' -hNh'i "N'y , wv
EDITOR TINES In your issue
of the Sd INST. is an article or let.
ter from Pecan Point, over the
signature Of VIM. Payne, which
the colored people OF that place de-
sire should be corrected in your
next issue, as they say with one
accord that the whole thing is II
glarins falsohood, with the single
exception OF the meeting.
They deny that there was Gar
field, Driver, Bowen or any other
kind of political club formed at
the time referred to in said COM
munieatiGn, or at any other time
within the past eight years. And
all are OF the opinion that they are
sufficiently intelligent to cast their
vote at the coming election without
a Fitzpatrick or any other guardian
to teach them in the matter.
At meeting OF the cOlored peO-
pie of Pecan Point, on the night
of the 9th, the letter referred to
above was read, aud every one
present, about forty or fifty, pro.
nounccd it false IN terms more
plain than elegant, even VIM.
Payne denying the authorship, and
stating that he, Payne, could not
write his name. And they are all
of one opinion, VIZ: that DIR. Jones
(who was so iavorably mentioned
in the letter. manu- actured the
story out of whole cloth, for par-
poses best known to himself.
Hoping that you may give place
to this short communicate and
thus give the people of Pecan
Township an opportunity of setting
themselves right, | remain your,
very respectfully,
ROBERT DEAN.
] certify that the above statement
IS true in every particular.
W. TUCKER,
Soc'y of Meeting.
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NAtlCe,

BY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE or THE
Probate Court 81 Mississippi County, rendered
nt the April term, issD, in The suit therein
pending. wherein Andrew llotherlngton, ad-
ininistratur estate OF James Comfy. deceased,
was plaintf, and Rehccca Hetheringion ct Al
we've de fendaDis, !. n administering of James
Comfy, deceased, will sell, at the door of the
court house, In the town of Osceo'a, on Satur-
day, tho 3st day Of July. lSs0 To the highest
bidder on credit Of threc months; the iol-
lowing described tracts OF land, lying IN said
County of Mississippi, and state of Arkansas,
to.wit: An undivided = interest In u oi the
nuh OF section q y township ui,D range (Il >
enst, containing lO6 acres. The n }, of section
% township tli) range u2) cast containing
lGD acres part of the north fractional OF
section % township di,) Iunge (l2,) east, con-
tanning : Oj-l00 acres. The sale 10 take place
within lawful hours of said day, and note
with approved security required OF the tnr-
chaser. and a lien retained on the land for pay
n,nt oi same THIS July 5tll, 1850
ANDREW HErilERINGTON,
Admini-truior.
THoMAsoN & EDRlNGTON. Attorneys
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

.Governoi- W. r. Miller.
Sec'y of State-Jacob trOlirh.
Auditor-John Crawford.
,rr, s-urrr- I J. Churchill.
Atty Grn1.-W. y. Henderson.
L.om. state Iands-D W Lear.
,ChnnCellor-D W tarOl)
Chaneery clerk W. galloway.
Chief JuStice-E. II. English.
Associate Justices john Il. Eakin. and
~. NJ. Harrison;
-,npt. Pub. iust-j j. Dsnl0p.
list. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman, lst DIstuct-I'Oinde&ter Dunn.
JUDICIARY
Second Circuit Counties of Mississippi, Cross
yCrittenden. Pointsctt, Craighcad, Greene, Ciay-
t1ou and Randolph
circuit judge. l.. Mack.
Pros. Att'y.-E Foster Brown
LEGISLATIVE
goth District Counties Of Mississippi, jackson,
J'uintsett and Craighcad.
State Senatnr-B. Harris
Representatives.. q. BlaCkwQui
COUNTY oFFICEEr.
County Judgc-J Y. felts.
-sheliii-W. u Ha-kns.
County Clerk. X. Z. Hale.
Trcasurer--J. W Iz.cl.
Surycyor--B. IachuS
Asscs-or--W NJ speed
Coroner-G. +. Priiey.
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w ss,t AN.
.xls Echo 10 " There's no
Such 'EhiDgas ncath,n
by Ars1asssaw school
SEarlss. of Clear
Eakc, ARK.

a beautiful idea indeed. That
all the works Of our Great Creator
are complete, and that nothing 10
lost. And who, but woman, the
monument of patience, is able TO
comprehend this beautiful idea, in
its brightest sense. For she bears
the evils OF life, without repinlng
or complaining against the proVi-
douce of God. Is she evil en-
treated, prevented, injured? That
which sets man on fire, with an in
sane range, kindles in her bosom,
perhaps only q virtuous feeling OF
in dignalion, she bears Tie greatest
crosses,
"Nhc never told her love,
Hui let cunccI mcnt like a worm in the bud,
Feed un her dam * check.
.,ud safe, like Iaiieuca Oh mo Liuncnt,
smiling at grief"
Woman ! that name, ever so ex-
pressive of confidence and trust,
that ennobles and refncs the
sterner sex. The very magic of
that name sends ray Of sunshine
to his heart, as it at that moment
it had caught some treasure sought
all through life. Who, that would
pluck the rose without the thorn,
or extract The sweets without the
biuer, would not go to patient wo-
man to learn tins life giving art.
She is ever ready to unfold the
mantle OF charity, and spread 1t
with patient hands over the mis-
fortunes and mlsdeeds of others,
and to unveii every ray of bright
and shining hope, and to Gull, and
wreathe every cheerful flower that
blooms from the hand of the boun.
uiul gIver OF lite along its path
ways.
Behold her, beautiful, lovely.
amlablc, gathering tho sunshine OF
life, and plucking its bright gems
of honor, with which to cnnoblc
man, and make his life pleasant
and happy. No such thing as
death. No, never TO thee; thy
! hands that hath gathered the sun
shine of lie and strcwed it along
our pathway, and plucked the
bright foweFs aud wreathed them
into floral chains, to lead US to the
highes, standard OF truth, honesty
and virtue; thy hands that nave
ministcrcd the balm of life to those
whose hearts were prlcked with
many thorns, whose lives were
interspei scd with many bitter
things, shall gather up those same
bright rays OF sunshine, those same
lovely floral wreaths, and wear
them as crowns OF life, and jewels
of eternal bliss, in iaircr world,
that even now, seems more adapted
60 thy angelic nature. mo such
thing as death" No, never; those
tiny household idols, laid to rest
IN the casket. Yea, IL the arms of
Jesus, shall greet us again, IN a
iaircr world. No, death bath lost
its power, and never, womap, shall
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Advcrttscrs by the year will b. restricted
o their legitimate business
s~ Yearly advertisements may be changed or
reset four times during the year free OF charge.
Parties contracting for yearly advertise
,nrnts and disseminating from any cause, will b."
charged snort time rates ~ per time Inserted.
SKA kArKs
80 Notices Of concerts, fcsuva'g soriahles,
or any other meeting, where the prncacd- are ~
;lc used for some benevolent purpose, will be
charged half rates only.
Foreign advertisements sent through
Advertising Agencies, must be paid t"r in td .
vance, or deposit made with SOM Dilc whom
We may dc-isnate.
ssy- Marriage and deaths, not exceeding ten
lincs. will be puhliShrd ~ news, ircc Of charge,
.ut obituaries, tributes Of respect. funeral nntic
- aud Invitations charged az ad,crtiscments.
80 All personal matter, letters or communi-
cations setting tnth individual schcurs OF lhs
tcrcsis to be prom"lei, rmtha'lHE nom parry
or purtirs, organizations or ,ucittIcs. VIII be
charged for as other sdyTti-e"l.nts
s1'-ln all Legitimate demands of the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or Of the great IN
frr,st- of the general public upon our columns,
lhe Tunes viii not lail Ui IL duty
ssr Commute itions setting forth iaCts Of in
ivrest To the people OF the county state or gene
raj government will he Published nee Of charge.
,Ey~Thc name OF the writer OF every commu-
nIcatiuu must accompany the same, bur Hill not
hc published except when no other slElsuiufe Is
given. 40 rejected manuscript r,tSrn"d.
EE-Wc solicit short lithy communications on
subjects oi local and general interest from every
township in tins and surrounding counties. We
want news of all kinds. II IOu know anything
,iun't Tail to send it to ~ because you can't
b'writc it up IN style. send Us the facts and We
Mill rive them the STYLE We are determined TO
{nakc THE OSCEOLA TIMES THL rArER of
AND ron TIE PEOPLE.
Address all commuu uicatnns 10
lIIE USt EOLA TIMES,
U-OEULA, AEK.
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Notice.

by VIRTUE OF DECREE OF TIE
Mississippi Circuit Court. on thr ChHnccry side
thereof, rendered at the May term, lss0, IN the
suit therein pending, wherein David Barrow was
plaintiff, and the heirs of Mary Rice wc de-
iendants, /, the undersigned, rs commissioner
Of SAID Court, will, ON saturday the 3lst day OF
July, sell. to the highest bidder, on n credit of
three months, At the door of the court house,
In the town Of Oscco.a, AIkansas, the follow
ing described tract of land, lying and situate In
the County of Mi-ssssipla. and state Of Arkan-
sas, to-wit; The " y OF the sr ot lection 50
township no north range tg,j east, containing
50 acres The sale To take place within lawful
hours of said day The purchaser required TO
execute note with approved security, and u lien
retained on the land for the paa nent OF same.
This judy Jih, ls50. -
HUGH. IL. McNEiGH,
Commissioned.
TUOM ASON y EDRlNGTON, Attorneys.
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The State campaign has been
opened in earnest, and speakers
are appointed to address the peo-
pie on the issues of the day. Col.
j. G. Frerson and Maj. II. +. Grit
tenden, Of Marion, will address the
people o. Mississippi County on
the 2i,h of July, Let our people
turn out and hear them.
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MASONIC

The stated eGgmunlcaiions of Osceola Lodge
No. - y. ~ \. NJ. Sill br cid the saturdays
on or aeSt before, each full moon, VIZ ian.
- Feb. p, March -, April g. May -, June y,
a "a, 81 u, July IL Aug i Srp Is, oct. 10.
Nov. II Dec II The election aud installation
~ officers will Ike place Dec 20, tSt. John the
Evangcli-D
The Members are ordered 10 attend in Accord
Rnct with the ily Laws
All Master Masuus in good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend. BY order Of
IN l.. HALE. W NJ.
Mounts lIEiNz, scc'y
The regular couvocntion OF Osccoia Chapter
No. ~, X ~ Ma tous, is ON FRIDAY or before
The full Moon oi each month, All r. a Ma
sous are cordially United To attend
By order Of J.. A. GARLlCk. II. 4.
JDIN MATTHIAS, Recorder.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c, McLANE's LIVER PILLS, TX
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine. are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory 10,
or after taking Quininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and
as 4 simple pursatvc, they arc un-
enualcd.
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HEwARE or INVITATIONS

The genuine arc never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
I'd, ai,h the impression DR.. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLrMiNG BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
&. MCLANEs LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming nros., Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full OF limitations OF the
uanc Ncidne, spe.ied differently but
.sms pronunciation.
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sticking and t'ising.

Is the man you favor for the Of
flee sober, worthy and well quail
fed? II so, and you want to ad-
vocate his pretensions to the office,
let your argument be based upon
the fact that he is sober, worthy
and well qualified. II we can read
the signs of the times, those are
the arguments which will influence
the voter in deciding who to vote
for. 1t is a mistake TO suppose
that opposition which has its origin
in old grudgcs, personal enmltles,
petty jcalousies aud pecuniary IN
teres.s cannot be detected by an
intelligent people like ours. II a
man is generally known to be So
Der, honest and fitted for the posi-
ton, the people will not substitute
the vspid, self conccited opinions, or
pretended opinions of anybody in
the place Of what years of expe-
ricnce and observation have taught
them to kao,e Of the man himself.
There is not enough glue in the
market to make the people stick
where the would-bo manufacturers
of public opinion have .f,ed them.
They will pull up and move about,
aick and G.e them as you will.
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TnERc is many Il man who
works III the Geld, lives in a cabin,
who don't wear wedding suit
every day of his life, nor part his
hair IN the middle, who knows
right from wrong, and can manage
to do his own thinking. We be-
Iieve there are majority OF them
IN THIS eoanty.
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FOR STATE S SENATOR.

We are authorized TO announce JOIN y
DRIVER asa candidate for state ser aior, at th'
ensuing November election, To represent the
Senatorial District composed OF Mississippi ,
poinscti and Jackson counties.
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Is IT honorable, or consistent
with the standard Of Il true gentle.
man, to vote for n candidate, and
use your tongue against him. II
you are pledged to vote for man,
you are under an express obliga-
ton to wish for bis success; and #
you work at all, 20 work for his
election by all fair and honorable
means. Gentlemen ought 10 re-
feet upon the attitude they place
themselves in when they vote one
way, and talk another. There is
no man of SO small u mind as to
think such conduct is honorable.
1t is at war with principle. Such
things have been done in the past,
and may be done in this election,
and hence this friendly canton.
Your influence belongs to your
vote, as much 90 the tall belongs to
the comet. II you want TO turn
against candidate to whom yop
are pledged, SO to him and asl, HIM
to oxonorate you, and then oponly
join the ranks of the enemy, and
then your hitherto conhdlng friend
will know whors to find you.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

We are authorized 10 announce X I Ross as
a candl ate lDr County Assessor at the election
in elteInbD. ncXG.
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IrIsa great mistake 10 suppose
that the fate of q candidate is de-
cided in a bar room. That matter
is settled at the polls.
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FOR COUNTY AND CIRCUIT
COURT CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce DR JonS T..
FELfs us candH,dlc Tor County and Circuit
Court clerk Of Mississippi County at the election
IN september next.
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FOR SHERIFF. & COLLECTOR.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce W J
BOWEN ~ n candidate iOr the Oficc OF shrri1
aud Collector OF M.ssiss ppi Comfy, at the eice-
tiOn Ia september next
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
ANNOUN UNUEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS-.

We are auth orizcd TO announce Hon, Poln,
dexter punn. OF 81 frncis. as - candidate lof
Congress, 10 represent this, the irst tlistii 1,
subject to the action Of the Congressional Con
an 4
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are author zcd to announce II. NJ Mo
NEiGu n candidate to represent Mis-ssi ppi
county, IN The lower home of the next learisla-
ture ot Arkansas, at the ensulng scpcmber
election,
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FOR ASSES sOR.

We are authorized 70 announce " NJ Holt
of thckasawba Township, Tor Assessor of
Mississippi County, at the ensuing September
election
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OsCEOLA ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, JULY TO- 1880.

the music OF thy voice be lost, but
when hushed on earth, shal. be
caught up on the brcezcs of heaven
and waited to that goodlv land, TO
ioln the choir around the throne OF
God in singing forever the sweet
songs OF life. Then onward stlll,
we love your good works, we love
the music of your voice, we love
the sunshine of your smile. For
surely thy smile is victory.
"And still tho same. Thy gentle sway
Der willing subjects wius its way,
III all confess The Right Divine,
To rule DER man Is only Ihiuc
And borne On pumed steed,
see thee DER the battle plain,
our Lords defenders lead,
And stronger in thy hcaGtyis charm
Than man with countless hosts IN arlns,
1hg voice, like music. cheers Tia. free
ivy suiile il yictory;
orreign such queens on throne above,
IN cot aud court the same,
Wherever womanls smile is known,
NictoTia's still Crname,
For though she almost blush 10 reign,
Though loves own 1ow 'rets wroathe the
chain,
Disguis our bondage as we Will,
lis woman, woman, rules us still
ARKAHsAw PREACHER.
FRESCifMAN's BayoU ARK june -, lSs0.
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We are authorized 10 Announce w Is HAS
kINS NJ a candidate Tor o-elrct ion to the Office
m h, rin and Collector Of Mississippi County,
AT the election ia September next.
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VOLUME XI.
The 0SCEOLA TIMES.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, In asyanceD
For q Term of one year r................Sl 10
S-N Months. .............. IS
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FOR COUNTY AND CIRCUIT
COURT CLERK.

We irc authorized to announce BEN. II
BACIHUsA candidate for County and Circuit
Court tlork oi Mississippi County, at the next
September election.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized toaul ounce Edward Parry
- candidate for Consi able Of Mouru, Town
ship, at The election IA September ueAi
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VINO will best fill the place !?
That is the question, not who says,
" Let's take q drink " the oilcncr.
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We are authorized TO announce \. j. Lynch
~ candidate is.f recollection to the Office of
Justice ~ the Peace, ior the upper part of Mon
roe Township, Mt the nest S,pi embor elect Op.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce }. 4. BAR
Low, Of Clay county for Prosecuting Attorney
of his. the 2nd Judicial Dlstric at the election
In September next.
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The people of Mississippi Coun'
iy are not b,aHs. The time when
you could plant them like beans
and train them Up on certain
idea, like bean pole, until the
election, and then gather, and sell
them, is passed. Oh no, the pco-
pic are not like beans. Not 10 put
too fine a point on IT. the people
will vote for the candidates they
prefer, and will refuse to be fixed.
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FOR JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE.

We are authorized to announce james Iiston
= n candidate Tor Justice OF the Peace for Mon
rue township, NJ the election In September neS;.
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WARNING ORDER.
In the Mississippi Probate Court

John B. Driver, Admin-l
isirator of the estate Plaintiff.
Of l.. j. Thompson,
deed.
VS..
j. J. Thompson and the
mknowu heirs of l.. Defendant.
1hnmpson, deed.
The unknown heirs Of l.. ] Thompson, decd.
are warned tn appear IN this Court within thirty
M DAYS aud answer the complaint Of the plain
lin In this cause. 4. HALF,
duty q, 1850 -. tlerN.
TiloMA ASON n EDgISGroN, Pl'a's Au'ys.
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RATS lcaro Il sinking snip; but
experienced, obsorvant rats, rats
with their eyes open, are hrst GER
tain that tho ship is SINKING befJrc
they lesyS il.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Every sabbath, nt the second Baptist Church,
.at / q clock, 4. N aid = ~ N,
u l.. rREWITT, ppsior,
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We understand that tho two
rival legislative aspigants have de-
cided to canvass the county, and
address the people on the subjects
of their respective pretentions TO
represent the people of this coun.
ty. We hope the gentlemen will
set an example of good manners
before the people, and conduct
their debates in high toned, gen.
tlcman'y style, free from all inde-
cent, offensive personal aIluslons.
If they know anything affecting
the public interest, the voters will
give thea patient hearing. Con.
fine yourselves to matters of leg
islativc nature, gentlemen. You
are both well known, and the pco-
pie will judge OF your regulations
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

We are authorized TO announce b r JACK
SON n y canddate FOR County Assrssor at the
election in September next.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES:
IN LOCAL COLUMN

First insertion per line .-........... IS cen'g.
Zach subsequent insertion. ..............IJ "
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

", are authorized to annoauceJ j W. UZZELL
ar a candidate lur 7. election to tue Office of
comfy Treasurer, at the election la september
neat
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LEGAL NOTICES.

one dollar per square OF one inch running
measure, or space Ofion lines Of pls type, Tor
ar-t insertion, and seventy -ASe cents lOT c,lch
ubseqLent insertion.
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lr will be proud boast, both
for the candidate and the people
who elected hun, il he can truth
fully say, "I was elected TO my Of
flee without the use Of either money
or whisky, and made my canvass
solely upon my qua iticatIons and
fitness tor the position" \ man
elected upon such terms may feel
certain that he is The choice Of the
people, and feel corresponding
degree Of just and reasonable
pride. Such man will owe his
election to the deliberate judg-
mcnt of tho people, unlnfucnced
by any other less worthy motive,
and TO be defeated by unworthy
means, should cause no candidate
a moments uneasiness. We be-
licve that The voters Of tins county,
white and colored, will indorse
these sentiments, and that we have
expressed their thoughts in the
ideas here suggested. Perhaps the
two methods may be fairly tried in
the coming election, and we feel
no doubt as TO what will be the
verdict OF an intelligent, patriotic
people. We h1pe faith IN tie people,