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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-06
roRExGN INV q.
SPAIN.
SPAIN.
(From the Journal dcs Dcbats.

(From The Journal dcs DcbatS.)
Letters from Madrid Of the 9TH Sept
which we have received by an exiraordi
nary conveyance, bring positive iniorma
lion to the effect that the Finance Commit
tee had decidedly agreed on IFS report. Tn
Committee has decided, by majority o
FIVE against four, that the whole of th
Cortes' loans ought TO be acknowledged
and that the whole Of the loans contracte,
from 1923 ought to be annulled The nj
nority voted in favour Of the entire ac
knowledgement Of all the loans. Tn
Committees report, however, is to be di.
posed of by the general assembly Of tn
Cottes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
DEATHS.

Departed this life, the morning ut the resi-
d0nce Ut her mother MeckcnhuT
IN The 10th Her health infancy had boon
Iceh'and haugh her disease nnss one
which produces concor Gnxiey Of
eomPosuge, her mind and ttnng
nc'tef she ie.t friends yn eviaencs
ha she was prepared for the Kingdom saviour In
ef ast moments she called her
e 10 deay no longer but
WIN nor SAVIOUR la all the relations of
ana ch her amaba aud aeconatc disposition happily dis
Played ei
hcts and circle OF friends lament
'cAc Tree, the pride uHd beauty grove which wa find s
"oniY wilheting when should be
sec tdToong its branghcs ehe easih
ti wasted ana persisted away fans
resi- She has ct all bat she has She was believer
!" 'e Lord Jesus Christ and IN him she has
he once loved orm cold and dead
Zach moumtu thought cmploys
Ahd Nature wecps herconifoTts He'd,
And withcTcd all her Joys.
Hope looks beyond the bounds o time
. Vixen what deporc,
shan riSo in full, prinl
And bloom to fade no lnOrn-
pe at m residence in the Kentucky on Mon
cay S march Mr. William PANEL Virginin ana
me resident of this place On the Saturday evening previous
nus DEATH hc evening Of the dreadful
70 ne house OF neghbor before he had gone oveake
. inc nrhne thrown down aud general ruin which
ha"ed as course Ea found
n's ate being taken homo lie
Peace TO his memory !-We1erR Ecekiy Rcriog.
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bad much iargey number He says, "oar ofthe eleven
could not read IL he had much regard for his
veraeity he has for his Wing principles no never
would have made such assertion. There but
in the meeting that could read But suppose that
six OF the eleven could not read does that deprive them
OF tbc right of citizenship? Have they right TO
express their sentiments freely; Must look TO the
Aristocracy of the country for expression seni
ment-and passiyely adopt that opinion: II it be thus
we can but cry out Alas for the dcgencracy of the
agr!'-Our government would cease to lie Democracy
IT the yeonanry of tho country were dsiranchscd-
They are the bulwurks of Liberty the disciples of
frecdom-the props of national greatness and the sup
porrs of national character They for US our ln-
dependence, their blood rtzcd the soil whence sprung
the tree Of liberty,-and shall they, who now enjoy
tranquil repose under its shades. manifest their ngrati-
tude by dcprvng those of their rights, whose vigilance
reared that tree from scion.
The writer, moreover, states that he eyc-wit-
ness OF the whole proceeding That be so for,
there was person except those who constituted
the meeting. He says, that our Representative, (Mr
Bynum has just arrived among and is waiting
certain the sentiments of the people before lac declares
whether he is in favor of White Van Buren-but
thinks that he will advocate the former. This is
ter between him and Mr. Bynun.
FIAT JUSTlTIA
northampton, n. c., April 2Sth 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
MARRIAGES.

Married. in WIncheste, the d of Apl by
der Jones, the Rev. WIN. NJ jackson Miss Masy Hopkins
doghtc o the late John Hopkins ESQ, Frederick
Mrahd ON Thursday evening as by the Rev. Philip Courtney,
Mr. John w HagnoF, OF Banore, Miss Mary Ann Gsnn
Richmond ,
Married. on Thursday the 30il April, by tho Wool
bridge, Mr. Peter D. Porter Miss Caroline Thomas
Porter, Esq, all ofPowhatan county, Va.
Married. Diana Mills in
by the Rev John Ayre Mr. Allied sydney Eliza
beth b. Hill, daughter of Hull G. Hill
"Ctessda, | DO bove thee in 50 strained purity,
Ehat the anggy with inncy,
Would, had they the power take thee from Ine.''
SmAKsrE Az NsaMdcr % Hernia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

btOAD ROCK RACES.--( Ehus ot Tree KID
TIE Broad Rock Races commenced April 81 with colt ~esP
'rs SHo s1aSSS as forfeit nine paid
P rS 1neis rssPs ,' psmes'
q a TyIoss s5esSu, My 6ssSS: dam T1sIss ""
Arthur isyo. Sy By charles, By Hal ds
Arch. wOoldIiges so colt by Charles, dam by Allied
Arthur Tsyor's aliy was dSned a, the star, by bad start
that is. she lost distance in the start!
Sas. b S.SG field Tor the day Track in das
swscp,,asc, mile heats, dollars eu,rancci 500 forfeit,
john cehefs Iinoicon colt vi the dam o James Crop
Thomas DOswcs b. by COhannO of the dam Of Betsy
3%c bal" Of 'S cShs@9a @ Immediately AFTER tho
Projectors Purse, go doi%rs OA'
John ileh' cuithioat b. Medley, year. old dam
James GarIisoa's anslap, ) ysn old By Washington,
q Sn % s,s n., y;sisis q Ola Marion
Jockey Club Purse, s5oo1S mile heat:
o. Ila,gs Mary Lea old, by Iinoicon, adr
John Bo. h. Toboss Y yss s"a old H By cohannn,
Wa, TGSasSSG, Linz ys and essd both heats lie
Iime-ls, heat, I'm $751; 2d hoat ON. 53s
FAIRFIELD RAcEs.-Arn,L 90 1885.
swsepsnke' for Colts Fles, years Old $500 entrance,
S;' % T% Ss dan Ga BY ss,''
T. By SaI T fanss dam S% d 's
chy, DIR.
Iime-ls, heat, In 55,-2J 2m.-ad, 2n. 4s.
swsep'akes Tor Colts aud f, years old 500 entrance,
hall Forfeit mile heats.
o. f. are's by Monsieur Tonson tho dam of Little
john
William WilliamsOn's b. t. by Johanna, dam by Sir
Charles,
John iIc'hs by Sir Charles, the Collier,
Time-i-' heat. lm. 5Gs.-2d, 2n. 2s;
f. &ls ro'S S0 @ ss s % s% Tda s
years old, % lbs
VIM X. Johnsons b. Charles Kcmblo, by Sir Archy,
H. Mnsc. g. jesse, By Medley, dam by Spring
IIill' 5years old, Hobs
o. L. IIare's May by TmocO on, years old, 81
lbs
John Early's H. Adjuant, by Monsieur rouson, years
old, no lbs. dis.
by Constitution, years old, lO1 lbs.
John NJ. Bouts bf. Rosao Somers, by Sir Chacs dam
BY Viginian, years old, % lbs.
The last heat won by about feet
Timc-lsi hcu 3n 53 "a heas 3m $685. 81 heat 3m. sos
Jockey Club Purse $500, mile heats entrance $40.
Hector Davis Dolly Dixon, Sir Charles, dam by
Ilotnct aged, l2l lbs.
Wan. r. Johnon's roncitc, by Contention dam by
Packenlam, old, lis HIS. I
Isham rueketts h. Damascus, by Washington, dam by
Napoleon, 4 ycaTs OLD, 100 lbs. dis.
Thne-lst'heat, Sm- 2s.; pa heat, SIN. l2s-
seop.takc year Odds SOO entrance;
EImpnl sl'SiatEan's by Tinoeon, dam by Thunder
clap, -. J., ,,, . %
VIM Wickham's by Gohaunn
James = Garrisons c. T. by rimoleon, dam PaudCra by
Napoleon l
Tinclst heat, I'm. 5Gs.; 2d, In 55s.
Race
a Match, mile heats
Hector Davis Glenmore, by Riege,
William Williamson b. h. Moniabello, by Tariff,
Time-lst heat, sn. AIS.
" We shall Reports of the Decisions in
tue Court of Appeals. Tbs Court has just adourned-
We shall make up our lee-way, forthwith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

a. ClOOl..-Ehc Subscriber proposes 10 take chsrge
~ Of the school at Charlotte CT House lately conduct
ed by MIR NJ Nj Hart; and together with the usual
branches of an English education to rach the Latin and
Greek languages and The higher and lower branches Of
pure Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic Algebra
Synthetic aud Analytic Geometry, plane and spherical
Irgonomctry and The Di1crentia md Integral Caculi
some instruction in French and Italian will be giyen TO
S cll as desire a.
The session win commence on aie thira of Aupnst
next, and close the first Of July following At some
suitable period daring e session vacation ofonc uopt
WILDE given. Terms Of Tuition $40. half payable in
advance. Board may 5e gotten with many elipBle api
lies ~ the ncighborhood whose well known Religious
mopaI AID Intellectual character offers no sph induce
ments 10 such parents aud guardians as feel an anxious
socitudc for the welfare Of their children or those en-.
trusted to their care.
The subscriber, having graduated in te School Of An
Gent Languages thc University Of Virginia deems
it unnecessary 30 addncc further Testimonials Of his
proficiency Inv that bransh Of learning But as lis
at the University u yet unfinished, he thinks it
well to subioin the following certificate
"Mr Bouldin having applied "a Tor certificate Of
good conduct and proficiency with much pleasure rive
thc testimony which lac is DESTROYS cf obtaining.
"Mr Bouldin's unexcoptional conduct while a student
at the University deserves to be mentioned n terms Of
strong approbaton and with clear and mefhodical
mind he has united much diligence, his proficiency has
been satisfactory as his moral department
al feel no hesitation in recommending Mr. Bouldu az
an instructor in both tho higher and lower branches
OF pure Mathematics. T.. BONNYCASTEE
Chairman Of s Faealty and Professor If Nofhemofcq
Mays. tlie-eD THOMAS T. BOULDIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
CUMBERLAND-n DelN

Allen WILSON (Whig) is reelected. The Polls were
kept open three days. The vote for Wilson ;27-
Fuqua 203-being n majority of "a for Wilson,
For Congress, james BoudiR had majority p A.
Bolling-thus beating him in every county os the Dis
trict-and IN the whole by handsome majority.
GREENBRIER-Q Del)
p. b. Wethered (Whig) is reelected-by majority
of leg over the highest Republican.
HARDY-Q Del1
The Romney lntelgencer says that {" The contest for
Delegate to the Assembly, between the Administra-
ton and Opposition parties quite warm and much
exeron used by some of both parties The following
the result as taken hastily from the poll-boolss
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been prolonged for Tree days, and now subon you
state'neioi the hnJl result Never there won in
finer spirit greater and glorious Democratic ri-
umph 20 the most agreeable surprise Of every Re-
publican Nelson in spite of Automatic and Amherst,
has had he glory OF securing tho election the State
senate q Col. Samuel Carr who is of the most
gallant. ccdcd, and nexib Democrats in the Union
Surely sclson has shown herself worthy of the front
rank In the Legion of Democracy 1t is worthy of
! remark hat the Committee constituted by MIR Cabell,
to scutn:zc the validity of the Letter OF Instructions
rcckoud the number of electors in the county at up
wards hahdred; but ituns out after three days
scoars OF this county and dcent that there
only * hundred and eight voters. There three
utidr,d and thTytwo signcrs to the lnstructions--a
clear majority, proved by the result OF the electoral
force q the county. IL is well, Also in connection with
hs subject OF Instructions, TO state that the ndiv
duas, Puckett and CragD who represented by
tain certificates have been induced by false and audu
lent pccnces to sign them, TO the polls, and
tanned by teir votes, the whole Administration ticket
Du ing the progress of the election the watch word
was hle Right OF Instruction and MIR Cabcll will have
reason TO remember the taunts of indignant people
upon his violation of this sacred right as, in truth, his
pofdf'gt dcatt-kan have been induced to give you
this minute account of this election believe it, from
the Circumstances the most important that has yet
pred in the State. II is o'clock, Z. NJ, of the
third day, and the voting, as suppose entirely
The polls stand thus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
TEMPERANCE MEETING in HANo

u II - proposed 10 hold Temperance meeting at
independence Meeting house, She centre of Che
county on tie 18TH OF May, the object of which is 10
form County Society; Local Societies are invited to
SEND and individuals are respectfully requested
to attend Ministers Of the various denominations in
Hanover, viii confer favor by giving notice Of this
meeting to them congregations.
Anrl 2SAll Ia3l
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ED edmond AND FREDERGCKSDURGR RAIL.
Eng Waffle act Incorporating the company TO
construct this Railway provides that if any stocklold
er sAl i to pay the sum required of him by the Pres
dent and Directors, within one month after the same
shall have been advertised in one Of the newsp1pers
published in the City of Richmond and Town OF Ere.
dcrcksburg 1t shall be lawful for the President and D
ectos to sell the share of such ockhoder a public
ton. 49,
In addition to tho Of 50 on each share paid bv
every stockhoIder at the time of subscribing iie fol,
lowing sums have been required on each share by the
President and Directors, 10 Wit So payable the FIRST
OF December last. 81, payable the 10Th of February,
last, and 81, payable the 10th of last month (Aurf
These acquisitions have been advertised for more linn
one month, IN the newspapers published in Richmond
aiu Fredericksburg, and there some few sockhold
efs who have failed to comply with them As the stock
can readily be disposed Of above par these failures arc
no doubt owing to inadyCrcncc but tie stock is not for
mat reason, the less liable to be sold II is prcsuu.
however That II can only be- necessary to draw the Al
ention Of Stockholders TO e sabect to ensure bcrcnC
ef prompt compliance with thc acquisitions and save
he President and Directors e necessity Of selling the
stock Of any one.
In addition 10 the already mentioned s. on each
share are payable the lOh Of Nay aud on each share
the 10th of June.
The payments arc made in the Bank Of Virginia 70
'he crcGit Oh the Company. a DIRECTOR
AH'y %. llS--H
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majority for Mr. Craig the whole district according to
one statement of 2i9-accordng to another 226.
Sicssrs. Givens and Abney candidates-
Their used by "Nany Voters" s.of the AID.
minstration party who could not vote for N1cssfs.
Brooke and Craig" (B1igs)
Eitrae 81 Letter 10 The Editors of hc Enquirer dated
"lExiSoroS, Va, April 30th, 1885.
have just heard from the Augusta election, which
terminated last "Wednesday -the polls having been
kept open thrcedays in consequence of the clenency
OF the weather Monday The battle has been fought
and Democracy has triunphcd Moore, the Hhte-easted
WING has been beaten by and firm Republican,
Craig, after the most unparalleled cxcrtions made
To secure the election of any individual The citizens of
Augusta were called upon Ia sustain Moore sectional
grounds--to discard every thing like party AZ sample
OF the means used TO Moore election send you
a Circular, which furnished to every man wo-
man, and child in the county. The following is the
Craig, Az
Craig's majority in the other counties OF the bis.
trict, llGG
Moores majority in Augusta ~
Craig's majority in the District 2lg
Moore's minority at the last election, rs showinga
gain since the last election OF 3ls."
NORFOLK BOROUGH.
"NoRrOLR, Tuesday April p, 1875.
we have met the enemy, and they urs.'-l has
ten to Inform YOU that yesterday, the Waterloo bat
Tie fought, and fought too, under the Tremendous
battery of the bank. Loyal is elected by majority of
J4 votes. Old Isle of Wight could have done the work
herself if she had not been handsomely ana abs
aided by her republican sister Elizabeth City.
nave never Witnessed more excitement and greater
exerton, at any election before The Wings fought to
the very last but at length their powder was expended
and they surrendered the cadcl-Thc Republicans then
took possession of their fortress and spiked their guns
so that they can never more be turned upon u.s."
BRUNSWICK.
BRUNSWICK County, Both April. 1885.
" presume you will have heard before YOU receive
this THAT old Brunswick is ersoi my on
Monday last blown the Antics at least sky high; or if
you prefer 1t in another version, killed Whggcry SO
dead that think II impossible for TO be animated i'm
this county. Notwithstanding the disagrceabeness of
the day nearly every Revolutionary worthy residing in
that they were still on their counrys side We have
returned Gen. Dromgoole TO Congress- and Col Mallory
majoritics"
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From .3ROMer.
~

LoyINGsroN, April Goth, 1885.
The election in this county has closed, after one of
the most animated contests ever witnessed On the
hrst day, although ii rainy, there $50 votes
pocd- more than were taken in the county before
The polls were, however, kept open; and the Jackson
party continued TO gain until the close few
since. The votes stand as follows:
CeScarss--ta rland fAdnA 35S
Gordon (AntD l6I
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MT. Jones was not candidatc-tIercfore his vote
may be considered tribute of respect At Peters
burg poll was not opened for him until late in the day
we are inclined to believe, that the above is not strictly
the correct vote received by Mr. Mullin as we were in
formed by those who had examined the poll books care
fully, that his majority was O3-and "a over the votes
oil his competitors cast together"
WESTMORELAND-O DELI
Talalerro beat Chinn in this county by rnninriiv of
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So, you that we have changed the result of the
atthews election. Little Nliddlcsex is still erect and
thiul to the Republican cause-and grant she may
rr be-
T.. $. think the White horse will be shortly aLan-
ned by the Wings; and where then will hc find rest
place! am not snre should then receive him.
From An0ttcr.
MiDDLESEx, April %, 1885.
" Old Nliddcsox has nobly sustained her principles
The Little Virgin stands and unsullied among the
maidens. Our election took place Yesterday and Roanc
Dbca Taylor for Congress Al votes-the exact number
Adarwood beat Dabney for the Senate last Spring Dr.
lay lor's (Adm) majority Capt. IIcay (Whg) 10
elccting DR. Taylor tor the two counties by a majority
\of3S. After Matthews had une xpcctedly and gnobly
deserted us, found had all the work to do-and
Nc went right ahead. We had pretty tough work as
fsure YOU but determined do the thing or try
The People were too intelligent and too firm permit
themselves to be duped by false issues Both parties kept
their tcmpers quite well, and pleasant occurrence
Flock pacc--and each mustered nearly ali its strength
Inc Wings had the advantage in foreign votes com
rg sown from fredericksburg found this
aod OF Wings had come upon from the adjoining coun-
y, knew 1T would make the people stand firm az they
Nonu see there Was Scnc::,:s stake :han h,acls
Berries white berries Old jamaica kept firm to the
ground had fine and valiant spirits who could not
be shaken and aided with all their strength The
Van Buren, and White song sung every note; and
think, if could get devil painted black and hide
as they painted Van could get change by ex
hibng the picture your City The exact state of the
poll-Congress, Roane l2)--Taylor S5 Legislature
Taylor I3lllcaly 81. The Polls being closed we end.
cd the strife in the good old Virginia stylcwe took
: drink together and parted rood friends
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
EDIToRLqL CORRESPONDENCE

MIDDLESEX COUNTY-Q DELEoArE)
"CuURcHviLLE, Aliddescx, April %, 1885.
give you the state of our election which took place
stcrday Much excitement and every cxcrtion used
the An,cs-Thc frec-negro objection to Mr. Van
~ remember; at all events, am in the nciglborhood
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back sroods, generally that Judge White has permitted
himself to be made tool of by the party Of many coors
and will discover his mistake in time only find himself
their dcluded victim, and afford another instance Of
the extent of human vanity.
Robertson will beat OFT upwards of 800 for tho
State Senate. His politics perfectly orthodox. OF
that, however, you and friends have had abundant
evidence heretofore As the vote stands this evening
for the House OF Delegates, Almond Wan BUREN, is 50
votes ahead Of MePhcrson. The polls however will be
Kept open two days longer owing 20 the rain which has
Fallen almost necessarily to-day. There doubt but
Almonds majority Will Ice increased The vote OF Pave
will be- the largest given-and the result will prove
that the Republican principles Of the 10th Legion are
deeply implanted in the breasts of our People"
FHon ANoTnER.
ArriL %, lS:,j,
Pare county ciection-Polls LIST dav and continued
Courthouse. iioncyrWa.
Almond, ................ 100 5S
Mcpherson G %
Total. Observation-Disclosures. la2
'Roberson for the Senate 800 majority, and elected
over Ou-Bcalc for Congress elected no oppos,on-Al
Jackson and Van.
TIE SOUTH WEST.
"ABINcDoS, April q, 1895
You will herewith receive the result of the election
in this county, Washington Mr.. Fulton had few
test, and Major Aonge from the county:
For CoNGREss
Hopkins. Fulton
u House, 2S5 al
Lower precinct, so
Upper precinct, S6
47a l4s
Majority for Hopkins 325.
HOUSE, OF DELEoArrs.
Gibson. Clark
G.. House, 332 l9l
Lower precinct, 80
Upper precinct, IL 9S
433 2o4
Ghson's majority.
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N
mt'SRs hDiroEs casualty observed i'm the w bi0
communication over the signature OF CA Ymo Voter
chaf"clcrzed alike by desttution Of truth and oenc
rosiy. say casually, for il must be ortuitous circun
sl'Icc ha' ever caused ne TO pcruse thot print The
communcaon was destitute of trnth ber,;,,, i, co.,
iha winch Facts viii prove otherwise Destitute Of ecnc.
tos'y, because by disappearing facts the writer en-
protcsscd to give an account of mecfno held Lv d
friends OF the Administration at Jackson H. c. Tie
wiicr asserts chat after trying for three successive weeks
~ POSING hand-bs ateycry public place in the county
mat Ne succecdedin getting four of whom could n0t
nave Fead ing elaborate eiiusion if they had seen
in print. What reckless assertions tleSo eotc co,,i
,uled UMgs makc Let facts be submitted There was
Dutone notice M the cony, and that ar from Jack.
son, that the friends Of The Administration In and -
Jackson, had not heard oft a mceting lad fccr 49,,
yiousy agreed on tolaYe taken place on no It of M
uu1 was erioneousy advertised 60 have taken place on
we D" "oRa0y-on boi' Of which days nothing Of the
kno was attempted ~ to The number, the writer is cor.
isS5 ou' hfo ~ been GENERALLY known, could have
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Ls----t'nrIand tNdn 3oS
Gordon (AntD l6l
-l9l Garland's mai
SESArE-Carr (Adm) 3d3
Cooke (Ant) 1874
-l49 Cars maj
H. OF DEL-Brown (Adm) 1913
Cabcll (AntD 235

Garands vote in Nelson is less on account Of
number OF his friends having voted for him in other
counties OF the District. But for that he would have
gotten near quite 400 votes His ority in the Dis
trict is now 800! What difference from being beaten
Col. Cars majority is w. In Nelson, Col Brown s
vote will show change of 252 since last Spring
in favor Of the Administration. This is decidedly one
of the most tremendous actions in the State Ii beats
Nottoway all hollow! -
SURRY COUNTY-Q Del)
''SURRY &. H., Va, April % 1895
"Below have given you the exact state of the polls
that old Surry e same she acays has Jsen-tre
10 the cause of Democracy and RepuLticanism.
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. itoanes majority in the whole district "A vo,ps
t got ~ ns William % King Cue en- comfy
nhoXc leni i~'f - ~ NV I"OIulCulh w
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NJ Mo0ros majority n Augusta IIIg ' 05Io a
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NJ We shall resume Reports of the Decisions in
the Court of Appeals. Tbs Court has just adiourned-
We shall make up our lee way, forthwith
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= o Nh SPTalIey announced That he would SUP.
Ruin for White"
HARRISON COUNTY-(2 Del)
CLARKsBURG, April u, 1895.
81 herein enclose 70 you, the result OF the Harrison
county election, which was held yesterday and tcrm-
mated follows: