J1 H SillC III pi CUIVi uJ .. ■ —0~nistjurity,R. C. McCj.vkk, t)lir v:uu\id:iie fut’ Sheri IF, is a young man of eseelkmt character, before and sinue Ihe war a plain fanner In Pony tmvnship, and during the war a plain soldier, haring in 1802 gone out, as an enlisted man in Co! “G,” 14utli Kegt. P. V., nnfl returning in 1805 as First Lieutenant of his company, lie did his duty there, and wo have no doubt that he will continue to do it a= iidieriit.What might be said of any one of the remaining candidates might be said, of all. Many of them have been soldiers, all an; worthy, and the ticket is a strong (-tie.