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cences $3.50 90 and Pedlar's licences S240,
which, added to the first amount would
make, the sl6 ,3I7 43 stated in his second
letter. AS far as our statement of last week
based upon the two letters, written oy him
self, went to charge him with keeping his
books Incorrectly, his letter since received,
has satisfied us that our charge was incor-
rect, and that we have possibly done him
injustice by cur statement. When we do
man an injury all we ask of those we
have injur ed,is 'o-convince US that we have
wronged them, and we promise TO make
The amende honorable at the earliest mo-
ment.


Our town SINCE Monday last. has pre-
sented hustle and activity not seen before
for tke last six months. We have had can
didates elbowir-g Us at every rook and Cor
ner,-in fact we have never seen SO polite
u set of gentlemen since the year 1873
There must have been at least 100 candi
dates in town this week seeking the sufl,a
4 OoS Vi tile SOftlSASD VI tAatSudh Nouhh1
On Monday Judges Bennett and Clayton,
candidates for Judge of the High Court oil
Errors and Appeals, delivelcd neat and aP,
propriate speeches, declaring that they
wished the people TO vote for them purely
they sought had no connexion with pelitIcs
| Next came the candidates for Circuit
whom made short and appropriate speech
es. declaring themselves candidates. =
/ Thompson, of Ripley, and Greer and Bo
rem, of this place also declared themselves
candidates for District Attorney. To wind
up the ball Oh Monday evening. Col J. w
Matthews commenced speech on the va,
rions political topics of the day. His
views on the subject of the Planters Bank
Bonds ard the Brlscoe Bill, were such as
suited every whig and democrat in the
county. On " ednesday Major Totem
caucus candidate for the House of Repre-
sentatives, and F. p Redmond, Esq, and
Col. S. ID. Martin, independent candidates
also declared themselves. Mr.. Josselyn
who is running on the independent ticke
against Col Matthews. simply declareo
himselfa candidate, and promised at a more
suitable time to give his views on the vari
Gus political subjects that now agitate oul
State.