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Registration Notice.
o the Voters of Anderson County 4:

! o Inc voterS OF ANDERSON county:
l. ALL persons who have in good faith
los: their certificates Of registration are en- :
titled to a renewal thereof thiity days before
the general election, wi.ll,,m: cost
2. Defaced certificates can be renewed
upon surrendering the same
3. In case of a party who has removed
his residence to another place in the same
precinct, he shall notify the Supervisor.
4. In case Of the removal of an elector
from ono precinct to another precinct in
the same County, he shall notify the Su-
pervisor.
5. In case Of the removal of an elector
from one County to another, he shall noti-
fy the Supervisor of Registration of the
County wherein he is registered. get q GER
tihcate of transfer to the County to which
he removes, upon presenting which to the
Supervisor for that County he will get q
certificate there.
6. All persons who have attained ma
jority since the last election in 1882 are en-
titled to a certificate.
Z. A person desiring to vote ut n nearer
polling place, in precinct, shall notify
the Supervisor.
8. For general registration. the Books
are open only. on the first Monday of each
month to and including the first Monday
IN July 1854, except in the event of an
1884 and 4th November thereafter, who can
apply to the Supervisor aud get a certificate.
Any information as to the death or the
removal of an elector should be furnished
to the Supervisor.
WM. s. BROWN,
March 27 1884 2;
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GaEgs OF Young Rullans.

BDSroy, March 29.-Three gangs Of
boy burglars arc reported TO dsy in this
vicinity, one in South Boston, another
in Salem and third in Lowell. OF the
South Boston gang ten have been arres.
ted, all between ten and sixteen years of
age. These lads organized themselves
into the Fi,z Club and fitted up head
quarters in a cellar. The leader of the
gang is boy of fifteen, who was com.
mi:ted .or TWO years but was released ut
the expiration Of a year. The poys call
their leader Billy the Kid :" Their
scheme was TO save up money for the
purchase Of arms and in the Spring s,ea!
d Boa; i'll which they would start on
voyage Of adventure. II Sale IN organ
izslion is Of more importance, az the
boys are older and had supply of arms
and money. No crimes have been COM
m!t,ed. The bo;s were projecting
series OF robberies. 10 Lowell five boys
are under arrest for highway robbery.
Their victims were the sons Of ames l..
Campbell. one Of the proprietors Of the
Lowell Morning Times, and Charles For.
rest. The Juvenile highwaymen Knocked
the boys down and rihed their pockets.
From the conduct Of the young rutlians
and their tall; willie under arrest it was
cyi,.aat tha. they were inspired by sen,i-
mems i'aE!God :5om yellow covered lite.
rQ.
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Bismarck, the German chancellor, ap.
peared in the reichs,ag at Berlin and
made speech in justification of the
course lie had pursued in refusing TO
transmit the Lasker resolution to the
seichstag. He said that he had recog-
nized the good Intentions Of the Ameri.
can Congress, bat he vas unable to har.
ness himself to the car Of opposition.
The relations between Germany and the
United States had alw lSs been pleasant,
he said, and the Ge.Lian government
had always tried to cultivate them. He
declared he would have presented
the Lasker resolutions had he not been
prevented by their lorm. The resolutions
contained clause directed against the
policy which, in the eInperor's name, he
had been pursuing and which Herr Las.
ker had opposed for years. Once Bis.
marck was interrupted by cries OF
"shamsl" from the opposition members
ofthe ,reichstag, and quite scene ensued.
The appearance Of Prince Bismarck in the
reicbstag is generally attributed to bis
desire TO maintain friendship with
America.
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Tic Chicago Con,cntiols S

WA.Ui>nrJN. March 2E-Cnicaco
and u Invention, arr a:tia c;ing more
attention from CoDgre-,mcn than public
bu din and g:ca! many cf !e leaves
%; ap-'f.,e recently gran.eti have besn
Irtar pgtc.e Of al,uwio3 roii.i>a
p.tua.ers 70 attend E:iipa:ic- - >c,..e
.ae q-r-lipn ot ,.e,,Gl:e- tb.-e Chicago
c.l-ct,ira- Cunyer-a:.oa s. i,h le,.;!.g
men u q. ~. Mons .hpw. "a: there is I.
.. ..e d!tt.rcrcc Df opinion =. % the n!C..
a.a.,AU.e cauIidate, for both parties
PENNSYLVANIA is probably the earliest
site in the ic.!, and already nearly all
tie Republican delegates to Chicago
Lave been agreed upon, the prepon6er.
srce 0f strength being in fayor Of Mr.
B...ue. In .ae Democratic ranks Of the
h-y-tone ez Speaker Randall is strongl:
-up; or.cd, and the S:h Of July VIII prob.
ao.y tiu,i hir! $! Chicago with unani.
n.pl- delegation IN his favor. .in elec.
Ion wn- he'd a: PHILADELPHIA Oh Wed
!ag :1E Eepub.ican delegates, and
,.etr, tcr, Pane carried the LAY aGains:
~, .9cu:T beat II The Wni!e.iI ICu-e. One
u he representatives ffpnl Pennsylvania
s4I 10 nis tod.v ;ha: he lines were
lightly drawn =; Tie Philadelphia pri-
aiArie-, and The result "a. = complete
r5u:- 0. the machine elem cn: led 81 VI. :.
quay, trusted lieutenant of Don Came
ron and President Arthur Considerable
Anxiety is manifested in a.! quarter, rs
"a ,ae sen.i;ncn. u the PAcIti: Slope,
and Congre.nlen from this section are in
gre.. demand frr tLc.! view, on the .i:
us:irn. WIKI the exception Of Peunsy.-
yanls ;he Congre.sioua! deieg atoms are
s"t!y m!Sci, aUd 70 a,temp; i made 10
solve The problem Of Presidential! prefer
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- A force Of muskrats, numbering
fully 200 and all of them "a large as cats,
have made their appearance in Charlotte,
and created considerable excitement.
They attacked Eve farmers while at work,
and they were compelled to take refuge
in flight, after being severely wounded.
Whore they came from is mystery, but
they have taken possession Of the streets
Of thu town.
ss#"Slow aud steady wins the race"
Steadily, but, not slowly, Kidney. Wort is
distancing all competition for universal
popularity and usefulness. This celebra.
ted remedy can now be obtained iu the
usual dry vegetable form, or in liquid
form. II 10 put up in the latter way for
the especial convenience of those who
cannot readily prepare it. It will be
found very eoncentrated and will act with
equal efficiency 10 either form. Read
advertisement, &
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The AAheYliic i{adicals.

AhDEvILLE, :. G., March 22.-Ab
Titus, the negro Radical Chairman Of
this CuuG,y, inform. me ina: hc intends
10 Cal! 4 convention here soon, for the
purpose .! e!ec:.ug delegate. 20 the Rad.
icAl State Convention, and that the
County would be represented if ne could
get any one Ia 60 to Columbia. He
seems doubtful of his ability to get the
PARTY together, but stated that If he was
elected q delegate he would attend. lie
has received his instructions from head.
quarters. Abboville may be represented
in the convention, but there will be no
legally elected delegates. Men may be
picked up here and there that may al
tend. The party is too much disorgan-
lied TO hold convention. Titus asked
your correspondent if they would be in.
lerftred with if an attempt WAS made
to hold County Convention, and he in-
formed them that they would not be
troub.e TO Tie Rcgistc-
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Alfred wilkinson, a pIomInen! banker
aud Democratic politician, a.i an in!i-
mate per1ual friend Of samuel J. Ti!den,
recently paid visit 70 that gentleman
in his Grainercy PARK residence. Mr.
Wi!kinson aro.eI hirn.e!f as having
leisure and the disposition % do active
political WORK ,nis year. and his wish
and expectation Of putting in solid labor
for the old ticket. Mr. Tilden respond
ed tina. he could not be made The Demo.
Cratic nominee under any circumstances,
aod ,ha, there we're yourEer and s.nrdieI
men who could he looked for as posse.s-
ing ell the needed qualities Of fleadership.
Mr. Wilkerson pressed bim for an indica-
ton Of choice and inaliy NJ. Ti!den 10
pretty broad terms in,iria:ed that Dem
oc,as with good sar record, aso!dier Of
the Union army, should be the man. lie
declined, however, 20 he any more ex-
;.licit
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= Bishop II. II. Kavanaugh, of the
Methodist Church of Mississippi, died on
Tuesday, aged s3 years.
A Fatal lung fever is an epidemic
among the horses at Charlotte, N. c. It
always kills 4 h.rse within ming hours
after its attack, and many valuable ami
mails have already been lost by it.
- The election for Congressman from
the Black District, passed of quietly.
There was no interest manifested in the
election. AT Georgetown only 54 votes
were cast out of possible 1000.
= Mrs. John Smith, of jackson coun.
ty, Ga, committed suicide on Thursday
in most horrible manner. She filled a
pot with water, put it on he fire and
when it began to boil plunged her head
into it, and was soon after discovered
dead.
= 1t has been ascertained from inter-
views with members Of the General As.
ssnshly Of Virginia shat 7 h0mas L. bay
ard, OF Delaware, is the choice of q
majority of the members Of that body
for President, and that Samuel ]. Tilden
mas strong following.
- Captain Austin, who call. himself
4 crack rifle shot, was cowardy enough
70 attempt recently in England he feat
Of shooting potato of his yife's head.
He succeeded in his first shot, but ut the
second his bullet struck the unfortunate
woman in the forehead where it glanced,
saving her from death, it is true ut
making IL frightfn! scar three inches long,
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Samuel Mcdaniel, $ young farmer,
while ploNiog near i-land Shoal, Ga
one day last seek, turned up ire-gal-
lon jug q great weight. An inves.igs.
ton showed The preseuce Of 1900 five
dollar gold pieces, making total Of
$3.50. The mystery va. cleared up in
a singular name McDaniels grand
fa:her was cap;,in il the Florida war.
l. was known ,ha, .e "a: wealth. before
be left. On news Of bis death in one o!
The bat,ie- with the lndian., hI' heirs
c3ud find no trace Of his money. The
fac. ,ha, year. ame: his on: grandson
and heir should asre found III. fortune
:s singular incident.
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Saiclde Of a Cllild's Lover,

ISpIASAPoLIs, IND, March 19-W.
~ Dane, 90 years old, of Bentonville,
Fayeite County, became enamored of c
l3 year. old sir! named Ada Swift. The
parents objected TO continuance Of the
mans attentions to their child on accoun.
of her extreme youth. On Saturday
night Dane purchased two Oh noes OF
laudanum, giving Ada oDe.half and
swallowing the other half himself. The
poison failed to have a fatal effect in
either case, being an overdose. Yester-
day the father of the girl had Dane arrested
on a charge Of attempting to poison his
child. Last night Dane procured pis-
tol and shot himself. He died shortly
afterward. The girl is seriously sick,
but may recover. Dane was school
teacher and writer for the press.
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II is confidently predicted in Washing.
ton that the president will veto the Fi,z.
John Porter bill. 1t is currently reported
that, in a conversation with number of
gentlemen few days ago, General Ar.
5!ss ss'ss- expressed the opinion that Porter
5io ioongns .',;s satisfied with the restoration
4 - ciS,l ', lisu, that 1t would be estab.
,siishsas - BAD pfecee,4 4sto approve BY
Legislative enactment suehs -.
! II "a eyince.i by Porter against TSSss ~ -
further that no evidence. new or old, haa
been produced to justify the restoration
of Porser 70 bis former position In the
Srmy. stss p.
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MR.. EDITOR:
We beg leave through the columns of
your journal to announce to the people of
Anderson County in particular, and the
balance Of the world in general, that by the
first of April we will be located in our ele-
CANT New Store Room on Whitner Street,
few steps West of the Waverly House.
We have fitted up this room to meet the
demands of our increasing business, and
will now be able TO show large stock and
to better advantage than ever before.
In accomplishing this work we have not
lost sight of the fact that handsome store
room demands pretty stock of goods, and
have therefore carefully selected beauti.
fui line of Ready Made Clothing and Piece
Goods, consisting of Broadcloths, English
and French Diagonals. Flannels, Cassi.
meres, Jeans and Cottonades. We will,
also keep on hand n good line of Gents,
Furnishing Goods, such as Shifts, Drawers.
Socks, Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Collars
and In fact everything that is usually kent
in a frst-class Gents Furnishing Store
except Boots and Shoes.
We neglected to mention that we wonld
keep, Hats and Caps, Of which we have
purchased a nice stock.
We will be glad to welcome our friends
In our new quarters. and hope they will
not forget us when they come to the CITY.
but give US q call, whether they wish TO
We beg leave to add also that Mr.. J. r.
smith, who has been known SO long in
our County. win occupy a part Of our
room, n94 , ana will De pleased to see all of his
Out and Make Suits. and respectfully asks
the patronage of his former customers.
Allow us to say, III conclusion that we
not only desire to retain the patronage of
old customers, but hope by diligence and
iair dealing to add many others to our list.
Very Respectfully,
SMITH g. CO
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A Bold Robbery.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 22-This morn.
ing, while Il. D. Crocker, Bookkeeper of
the Commercial Bank of this city, was
making exchanges with the National
Bank at tho counter Of the latter, ne was
approached by two unknown parties, one
Of whom presented check in his face,
and commenced to question him closely,
seemingly for information. When the
party went out, Crocker found that pile
Of money, $4,000, had been stolen from
the satchel at his side Considerable ex-
citemeut prevails. There is no clue to
the parties, hut they are believed to be
the same who worked" the Macon banks
on Thursday.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 23.-The mon
ey stolen yesterday from the clerk Of the
Commercial Bank was found this after
noon in an clubhouse Of Il house of i'll.
fame in this city. Last night, at 10
O'Clock, a special train left here for Al
lendale, with the officers Of the CONNER
cisl Bank and police officers, in response
TO the telegram from the conductor of
the Port Royal train that two suspicious
characters had boarded his train outside
Augusta. They we're arrested at Allen.
dale and held in custody until the arri.
val Of the special train from this city.
The prisoners arrived in Augusta at 2.30
o'clock. They gave their names as Sim.
mons and Watkins. They had keys aud
blank checks in their possession. A
clergyman on the train overheard con.
versation between the persons arrested.
One said to the other: Don't forget
no. 92S, one street from depot" Alter
the arrests at Allendale the clergyman
mentioned to the conductor his having
heard the above remark, and on this clue
the police rent to work and found 50, ,44O,
sixty dollars less than the amount stolen,
hidden under plank In house in the
yard. The robbers registered yesterday
at the Globe Hotel as from Aiken, 8. c.,
under the names Of G. Watson and @. II.
Simmons, but It is believed that they
were travelling under assumed names, as
no such men live at Aiken. The pr;sn-
ners are in Jail here. A diamond ring
and $2ll were found on their persons.
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III r H!
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

A SINGLE SPARK may destroy your
N Dwelling in one hour. l can give
you ample security against loss by Fire, as
the combined Assets Of the Companies l
represent amount to sl1 ,9O2, Alb. Call on
me and Insure your Dwellings, Furniture,
Barns and Merchandise. 1t will be too late
when the fire starts.
a. B. TOWERS,
Insurance Agent.
Anderson, 8. c., March 81, 1884 81
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The correspondent Of the atlanta C9n
R'i''dj3n who recently interviewed Mr.
Tilden, ha-tens to corfcct y ma,oria!
error in his report Of the cousersA,i2n.
He -eported Mr. Tilden as saying that
lie supported the electoral commission,
when that gentleman stated ,ha, be dis.
approved aud did No: support tb' com
milan
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For Clerk Of Court.
For County Treasurer.

The many friends Of wM. +. cox, OF Belton,
respectfully nominate him as a candidate for
cision OF the democratic primary election.
The many friends Of W II. FRIERSON pre-
sent him Us suitable candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer, subject TO .le action of the
Democratic party.
The many friends OF Mr.. THOMAS :. CRAY
TON respectfully announce him a. q candidate for
County Treasurer-subJect TO the Democratic
nomination. Thoroughly competent, reliable and
courteous, ne viii, il elected make our County an
eScr!ien: ani sccsFtat!e Treasurer.
The undersigned announces himself 4 candidate
for County Treasurer, subject TO all requirement Is
made 10y the Democracy Of the County
J. FEASTER BROWN.
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eG- Every color of the Diamond
Dyes Is perfect. See the samples of the
colored cloth a, the druggists. Unequall.
cd for brilliancy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AZ All persons having demands against
the Estate Of Chester NJ. Walker. deceased,
are hereby no.iIicd to present them, prop
er proven, to the undersigned, within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
~ make payment.
WM. BURRISS, Jr, Admir-.
March 81. 1884 81 3
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For Iudue of Probate.

The friends of T. c. LIGON respectfully an
nounce him candidate for reelection to the
office Of Judge Of Probate for Anderson County at
the next electiOn-subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AN All persons having demands against
the Estate Of DR.. II. Ii. Elrod. deceased
are hereby notified to present them. prop
ery proven. TO the unde! -igneI within tie
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
TO make payment.
MAGGIE \. ELROD, Adm'x.
March p 1884 81 3<
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"Rough on Coughs"
Knocks Cough or Cold endwise. For
children or adults. Trochcs; l5c Liquid,
soc At druggists
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SMITH . & CO.
PIANO TUNING.

pROFESSOR LlNEBACK. 20 first. class
u workman and Tuner OF Pianos,) will
be here for o few days only. ANY one
needing work In that line will leave their
name and address with
March 20, 1ss. So si a. DANlEls. Ss.
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BLECKLlY,
FIRE ET]NE|
Garry the Largest Stock Of Goods in Ander

BUYrHGi them in LARGE QUANTITIES. thus obtann. spr
ClAL PRICES and often lower Of freight avay ~
CASH DOWN for their Goods, thereby saving heavy drn,
Thee sta FACTS and inspection of their C1oo
Prices will convince that they sell
than any anybody else and that they prepared meet all m
and legitimate competition in their business tI,,,
sand feet of floor required the immene I
they do. '
They vii! furnish the Piedmont
anu Dril IN quantities at manufactures
Coats Spool Cotton Hazard Powder Wando Fertilizer Acid po
Ihate and German kaint Tcnnee,
Smiths New Patented Metal Cad,e-weghs oiy nnnns
has IA fingers saves all the grain and superior Cradle n
the market Sal!ers Universal Single Stocks in
vented by Georgia Farmer Call a. their So
lhcv nave iot OF Dow Law Cotton Planters
EVERY BODY is cordially invited store ,o,t
their Goods and examine their
THEY NEED MONEY THE TIME carr, ~, - ~,
business ana desire 10 those whom
that patience virtue t!v must come m ami @
give them good security and parties i Goods Snr;.
an" fr!'l@er on credit 'r ;c' this distinctly un-
dead that they lave their
tell you this now, bafo1c buying fully nlerstoo
-Ck1 EN RPG}hjN 2, EDETSAr
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For School Commissioner.

t. rnE vorEE' of AxDERsoS cocyrr:
1ra,eful ;,r the coutderc. rciyN.d IN M h!is-
the ylEt uf school C0u. is-!UEcr. sgkirr: to tht
rs '-'V"' . - ''''"'7 -''' / ". TODD.
The friend. uicI. !. 81 CLINESCALl.s. OF
W:,iiAn.>tou rc.I+c,iully announce him as suit
a5 nsn :.E .hs ateee .! = ac' t:,i2nsI 9L
tn. aCtIUl yf TIE democratic party.
For County Commissioner.
The friend, of Capt DAT!D OWEN. q Hope
well T1Wn,hip, t+s ieaye s" snayunc" him, as q
the mex. erection, subject II the action o.! tn
democratic rarty.
TIE many freud. Of Mr.. 81. EoATNEH re-
ot.'e Of county Comiui'spner, s""ect 70 IA" ac-
i:uu u the TeGIocfAt!t party.
The friends OF T. ". NEI-ScS Of Savauuah
To~ushlP. n0ia!n,tt him As canddste { 70: roGn-
~ Comm. .sH!Ju-r at the urIt election, subject 10
the action ot the Democratic party.
For Coroner.
-As friends Of Il. i. II. NANCE respectfully
.craeE o: !..'!-fsea county at the next election,
So. ~ to the action Of the l-u.oe ratio party.
For Sheriff.
The uAuy friends of wM l. BOLT Of Hope
candtl.r-- 10. the .f.,e oi sheriff Tor Anderson
County a: tae mex; election, .uhvg, TO the action
Of tGe Democratic party.
The friends nf JAMES II. MCCONNELL r-
.q-,cI:uNr announce him IL candidate for r.
v!-c:l2a - the "tf!re 0f sheriff Of Anderson Cout-
i!->utect ~ the action OF the Democratic party.
The many friends Of B. r DACI'S respectfully
announce him IS candidate for the office Uf
>hrric Of And-.,oE County Al In. next election,
sg:JeS; IL Che action OF tEt l'eCpcraiic party.
The f:ienis u Capt. c. :. BEATY beg leave TO
announce him IS candidate for Sheriff OF AHder-
son county At the next election-suhject TO the
action of the Democratic parry.
For Clerk Of Court.
The friends of Col VI. P. TREBLE respect
fully announce him as candidate for Clerk OF
Court ~ ;he approaching election-subjec. 70 the
action OF the Democratic party.
The many friends Of JOHN ". DANIELS nom-
mate hin, IS candidate for reelection to the
ohce OF Clerk Of the Court for Anderson County
sutject 10 the action of the Democratic party.
For County Treasurer.
The many friends Of wM. F. cox, OF Belton
respectfully nominate him as candidate for
Treasurer Of Anderson County-suhject to the de-
cs!on OF the democratic primary election.
The many friends Of W. II. FRIERSON pre-
him q suitable candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer subject to :le action of the
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T. rHE N0rEEs ~ ANDERSON IO,SIr:
Grateful t,r the confidence rci-yNsd m nr hits
-rIT and hoping tD merit the s4ih. IN tie future
! ai.aoLuce myself ! capS date fyr reelection 70
the nee pf school C5tE1. is-Cncr. sutlrc: TO the
res; 3. ..:!vas 4 the peHil- :At.C p4rtY-
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For County Commissioner.
For Coroner.

The friends Of L. i. II. NANCE rstIec;!u!iy
nominate h.in candidate for The Office IL
Ger, i.e! q: A:,!eftca county at the next election
suL ct 10 the action Of the l'-n!D@ ratio party.
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a Card to the Public.

March 27, 1854 81