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(Ft0m Ike Roicigh S1Hda| E,ya, .Nr ~
"EIrc1Inx RErrR>S.-WAKL COUNTY had t,r. r.
bly, she has kept her faith, and sustained her
for Democracy and consistency
'jrre, then. have The beginning Of the yrng. r,.
which we founded rrpea:c! declarations. ,I. ,a
Governors election MT fair test 0r the Presidential
preferences Of the people. The question las =. =, ,,
fairly mootrd the preicnsionS oi the several cant,+
tor The high Office OF President Of the N,Ha,,c b,.
passed the ordeal Of as unrcsracG al IHv"stIl, AID
as sc"cc Il criticism rs were ever witnessed n r- c,
try and in Mis county at least, the oniy Legitimate. mr.
piIr, the PEOPLE, have decided IN favor u Vas Bray
and Democracy.
'The Republicans Of Wake certainly have much cars.
Of self graduation; bat, the contest is oycr thry i
no disposition to manifest their qualification at Tie !r.g
in manner calculated 10 wound The ScnSn;i"s 0! II
disappointed party, Or 10 keep alive those bcsr;n,
which apt TO be cngcndrrcd during heated p,',.
cal contests. As Republicans and good citizens. v,
ourb all 10 bow subssvc!y 20 the fiat Of the PEOPLE,
whether propilious adverse TO or desires. Until Tire
period rolls roi.nd when. by the Constitution and tie
laws il will be the privilege Of us ali agan to determine
whom wr would tla, should administer, for anosrr tenn
the Executive branch oi the Government Of cur hlpg
Union.
From the table give below il will be seen tia. t..
agGreg gate falls short OF that given in August Ju, r
there has been gan since then, OF 100 G the Rcpv.
party.
no election was held al Horizons, nor AZ rll.cGs
few persons aendrd tha! Inspectors could not he oa.
to open the polls. Parties, however. nearly rca
balanced at those places; and IT is likely 4 majority
lhasc who would have attended in any event, were i
sen, al some other election stand.
"We have added 10 table, the vote g;Ycn N Aa,1,
for Governor.
"ORA.Gr-Gl Glorious Old Democratic Orange, Sar.
herself! again: the poll stands:
Van Buren,, I!oj
"Whig, !m
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OTHER RETURNS REPORTED.

rome district to hc.i from, which III increase i.
The county OF Caimli is differently reported by Cor
responder, in the Wing, from the majority which
stated in asl upon the faith Of letter 10 ourselves
from! Calrli Cont house.
Present Iaorily for the Van Buren, ticket, about ) 100
and 10 counties To be heard FROM The whole maio
ri,y may run up to 900 it.
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Uhitc or Harrison.

MAJORITY Tor '. D., '3o
If YOU rccoec told you some time ago, that would
give minority in Washington, of five or six hundred
You see that my conjecture has been verified
a. heard from The election in Russell, at the Court
house. this evening. The people turned out badly.
was apprehended, the election for electors being the
day before the Senatorial election | understood that
only between sixty and seventy votes poled-pro
baby not more than three hundred in the county
am sorry for this failure, the people in Russell
almost unanimous for Van Buren,. | hope Scott and
Lee will do better and, from the information which
have received from Smyth, Wythe, Frazewel GruysOu
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Majority, 3I2
"Observc the Democracy at the precincts South Of
Dan"
From another letter. HALIFAX.
543 majority for Van Buren,, against Whitc Harrison,
and -. State Of The polls:
Van Buren,, 732
White, Harrison, or -, $50
rhc above is correct statement Of the polls in Hall
fax. The vote is not as large we had expected but
II the other Democ ratio counties the South side have
done well, tho cause of Van Buren, and Democracy
is triumphant in the Old Dominion, the Union strength
ened; and the modern Wing mode of electioneerng by
pancs, slang and SANDER has received from people
u lasting and blasting rebuke.'
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PETITION wilt be presented the General Assembly
for the Passage Of law, ncupcs ng Company to cxpoc
aud work the Cedar I'urU GVd Minc Ia the County
Sept. 80 Glib
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OFFICIAL RET URNS-VariaiiOa jrom our 'ast.

twcn'y nj the III for the Wig Electors endorse" "n
each a h"i tickets Instructions Tint the College Of Electors vote
for H. l.. W.. of lena, T. and J. t. OF Fd, v F.; aaI two
other CT the III cadusc above for W. H. H. Of o. and
q Va
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1.-The small Wing in this section Of country, has
occasoncd long faces among tie "bald party. Some
OF them started rumor here yesterday that all tho State
cf Pennsylvania, excerpt few counties, had been heard
from and that the Wings ) to 1000 ahead. We arc
anxiou: for nights mail from above. In consequence
OF bets being made here my vote, on the day OF cleo
ton, well as other accounts: ! held back till near
sun.scl.inr. Col Bassctt Of the four Vans in
James City cumnty-my self one Of the four in Williams.
BURG think Mr. Vice President Tyler must have been
mortified little, at his 81 majority III Gloucester county,.
" Gloucester Cogrt.h"uSc, Nov :, 1886
" yesterday the Presidential battle WAS fought upon
the plains Of old Gloucester. between the FcdrralIss
and their aes on side, and the Democratic RrpGb-
Leans tn. OTHER. 1t was warm contest considering
the disparity Of numbers The allies, it is true, gained
the victory but it is Of which they boast
The result shows that old Republican Gloucester is IRA
duay Icco"crIng from the Influence Of the Bank panic,
which few years ago. with the aid of the abonnah!r
hCrcsy of Nu!cation caused such cbuIlItion to
shake The very Temple Of Liberty.
i:r Commissioners have Just examined tho tickets
given in yesterday, ard the result is
Van Buren, Electors, 12G
White, Harrison. and White or Harrison Electors, l76
Whig majority. 80
''Iast April the Van Buren, candidate for the lcgsla
tur", got only Tout Of about $50 Yotcs) 9SOf
the Republican, gain since y pril is Is hlay it continue
10 increase until the people completely diScnhralcj
KArPAUANND.K.
"WAsniyGroS, Va. Nov. II, 1886.
81 should have communicated to You, earlier the re.
snlt Of the election in the county of Rappaha1nock for
Electors Of President and Wee President, but the return
from WnodYc, at which place there is precinct cleo.
ton not having hccn brought sent up. were una
bic 10 ascertain what the Of the poll taken there
in lime Tor the mail Of Tuesday morning The return
has been made To the Commissioners appointed by the
Executive, and the vote Of The county is follows
Fan 6"rnn. White nnd HARRISON
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1916 majority for kindcrhook.
(From The Hoodslock !Seniinel-EItrn.)
WooDsrocK, Nov. s. 1886.
" Now by ST. Paul the work goes bravcly on.
Result of the election n Shenandoah far as heard
frorn-returns ncomDlpIe
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sumrh 10 be nearly correct. rae
.rhe Republicans nj tie Spout Precinct DC rr,;,,.l
the thanks nj their brethren tiourirrul Tn, c,,,,'
They discharged their duty n:"niry; a:. iay, ,a
that Eanics have effect upon their Democratic
ciplrs. ''
AMHERST.
Our accounts from amherst are Conlia,iic.o-. ~
account states that The Van Durcn ticket .crcrrJ.I
six ajotIiy; anollrr. that the !;gs have mai,r,,
two.
p S. gentleman just from iic Con:,i,ousc inc
US that the Van Buren, majority in Anhcfs, is c;.S,
votes '-Lrnchburc Democrat 80
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Gi.Dt tE.SI FIR, &c.
"WILLIAMsGrnG. Nov. l1th, l-}b.
II was unable to obtain any correct returns from !hr
nc:rborng clcctinliS in time for the last mail An ac-
count Of hose held in this place. sent you Oh Tuesday
last by nv Mr. s.
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CAMPBELL.

C.EHFFELI.
sin this county, Campbell, helDoubIe- r..
has majority of six cs This was doing rs -. e!
we expected The clamor about abolition and n. =
psals to Sonthefn feeling in favor Of u Sou,l,o,7 p
led IS 10 expect n'1I9T'ly asa'ns our !cAr We .
ton; and feel perfectly sasiir l'sl if the entire s;.
of tie county had been po!lrd, shouId have r,,.
the day.-Ihc following is statement Of the DOLL.
Ian Burcn H. H.,
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Add, Il Or cTro7 in tiliiiax, n ~
OF Wings, according 10 u"
}lG6 Standard Estimate.
In 90 counties. 3. lGG gain for Van Buren,.
45 counties more to be heard from.
In August last, Dudeys majority over Spa'g"'' W.
about $40 IT,.
The Raleigh Register (Whg) speaks rather III &C.
ponding tone.t complains Of The apathy OF lis p,;'
cal lrends-then gives the returns from II coHh',a'
which are incorporated in oar tabcs-and thus WINS W
From the fore going returns, it appears that e:r
been in the counties named, since August, an By
Van Buren, gain equal 10 about l20o voies-calss
ing falling off in the heavy Van Buren, counties t"nt
is probable, Judging from Wayne and Johnston te
is safe, though by considerably reduced majority
few days will determine
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Erum a,L,iher lriLrr-"IIALlrAx G. II 9Th Nov, 1850
sour Election was not full as hoped II would NC,
but shows very correctly the rcliiv: strength vi par
ties; the vote in tie county is for van buren, to-.
White and Co.. $50 cannot close ilis noie "'t'"ut
BRINGING TO YOUR notice the vote OF the Spa'ta" D'
resdinG on the South Of Dan There three precinct
elections held on that sds--at High lll, Van ~
White and Co 00--at Snceds, Van 81, W me anu w.
Sat Brantun's, Van IL, White aud 90 q. II you can
show any spot containing or 3OU irgai fotels' "t
only Whrs please publish it. il is not say 100
much, u say: that Tic South OF Ian Is ''i' s'' "
mocracy.' -
"DANyILhr Nnv. 9th. 1856
"Dear Sir: Our election went oil calmly, an" e''
d.n:ly much 10 The chngrin of the Wings so uhocF
sand il was at the Court House. At Danv's', we
hive diminished their majority little rs well rs At ''ie
Cou. House smaller vote appears 10 have been gwen
in this county, Than given last sprinH ne ~ ,.
evidently expected increased ma i"ry-bnl III lS:
they are dsappoin;ed-IIicr ma j"ry IS d'iniS"r"'
how much Cannot yet TELL not having heard from t''e
Precincts In Henry county, they have beat us ID
in Patrick we learn that have beat tlcEn-uy "A'
vote have not learned Under all the CIRCUMSTANCES,
link we have done well! The Abolition tight WAS d.
fcnlt to be resisted could avail but niue on
subject which aroused the uttcsirc!ngs Of ir9':aS'
| From aurhcr.-"P IrTsYLvAHiA, No'. lOth: i7'o'
HCYr election returns not yet complete: oh' "
are assured that the majority against us cannot exceed
one hundred The result if it docs mol SURPRISE vi" al
least crafty our friends. Scarcely any where nave
rcn,cr c.cfiions been made for the Wing cause he
election has been full ono, not mnrh II any, nn"e'
| 1900
.Ny intelligence from North Carolina is rather Halter
! inr and VIC have by means given her up
| O. PRINCE EDWARD. . ,.
| Evansville. 9Th Nov, 1".Ni.
| a. If ~, l.,Ctiu Il Prince
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Democratic majority.

'At the August election, the Whig candidate io Gov
ernor received majory Of a.; Republican gan h"
three months, l3l.
In Franklin, the Van Buren, rain is about .iE w"
DONE Republican franklin.
GHANvrLLE.-hlost gnriousIy has she redeemed b.:
Republican character! Our gain IN Granville IS !'.S
than 400 votes!
In Sampson, considerable Van Buren, gain
CoIumbus.-From this county, sc have only r"?2; yea
results but the Wings concedc a very comsGsfi'%
gain.
In Ons'ooe, there has been also large Drmoct''f
glIn From two election grounds, wc learn that 'a'
Buren, received every vote pulled.
ircdcH.-We have returns from only one pIec.h''' -
this county, where there has been very great chang -
favor Of Democracy. At James 4 Roads, til" N"s'
obtained u majority III August, OF 49, ; whereas :"
vote stands.
mhIg ...'...... ''.'..'.... .'....'..''''''.
Van Buren, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Van Burcn gain, rs la tie whole county: our gan
must be from 800 TO 400
In Daridson, the Y. Buren, gain is Gi;i in Rowan, OK
Stokts has done most nobIy. In August, the Wing
beat US rs votes; now the Van Buren, majority 27' DE-
ing gam Of 81.
CasusU and Harrcn have sustained their Denoc''"'
character most mantuy. ..
SIN sixteen Counties, 2il2 G.7LfJ"r FAfBthE"'.'
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
To the above statements from the Raleigh 9''n"i'
we subjon the following returns collected i'o' "''''
sources:
Summary cfMe at0re, c.GII G,I3 ?,:52i 49,
Edgecoube, I,Uo3 maj. III o.,
Martin, 81 % 80
Pasquotank, ID maj ~ -
rclquimons, ll5 ~ -
1897 Go75 1875 ll:''
G,c75
Present majority, 3.2D2
CT
.Ntu gain, Bis
Add ~ c,- o-ro- ;, Ii,Ily il taEo'
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criioDs heard last night from The taken at Tazc-
we'll Court house-V. B. Us. w. /. The Muuntaineer
'howcd out few weeks ago. for want OF hands-but is
again in blast.
The majorilies throughout this region, range from 8
to 5 TO l."
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
"ABlyGDoH, Nov. Q, 1886.
''By The last mail sent you the result Of the election
for Electors in this county, at the Court House, not
having then received the from the two Precinct
elections. will now give you the entire vote CT the
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clearly showing Gfevdcncc ncce!cdj The necessity
ct crushing the Nation by arms ~.
NEW ORLEANS Nov :;.--'Ihr schr. Louisiana John
son, arrived last cvrning iion Tampco, whence she
sailed 10Th uIt, bringing MaXicun journals from the
Capital TO the 23t! September and 1amauipas TO the
l0h, inclusive. We lind nothing in them worth ex-
tracing Verbally learn, that the OF The open.
ing OF The. Spanish ports to the commerce OF Mexico,
received in Iampico and other ports with great
lnicnG.
The Texan privalcrr, Thomas Toby, (late Drkalh)
tl"yt comn"ndrr, mas rrn cruising oil Tie ports of Vera
Cruz Sisa Cumpruclv, Mulatnnras aud ranpico since
the first wreck III Octo'rr. aud had captured about the
2h inst, Mexican schooner, and her into Texas.
She after in towards the fort at Tic mouth OF
the river, ami playing her "l1ng tom upon it for some
timc, without, however, doing much damage, except
frightening the good people in town nearly out of their
WITS who Surprising hcr IN be the vanguard OF the Tex
Navr turned out iRd$Sc, repaired 10 the fort and
along the banks determined to rcpcl any hostile
movement of the Imaginary Texan fleet. The com
mandrr Of the priralecr after transmitted cia
lencc To the conmandan of Tanpico, requesting meet
inu " it'll any armed Mexican vessel which might hr in
port but, receiving within reasonable Time
she stood off, and spoke the Louisiana determined to cap
ture ali Mexican property that she fell in with The L.
brings 10 this port SSS, BIB in specie.
By the brig Ocsayia, Weems, from Havana, 9th inst,
we learn that revelation had broken il ST Jago
Cuba. Gov. Tacnn ha, ordered two ships Of from
Havana 10 that porl.-6ii'iritn.
Sprctu is arriving from all quarters. Very
Mrss!s De Lza,di and Co.. and last evening The Srhoo
ncr Louisiana brought upwards of ;soS00O from Tam
pico, detailed nader Our commercial head
.ftto Orleans Standard.
u. STATES AND M&Nco.-.H Gurusti:a, the Mexican
Envoy, has returned with all his lcgatioa TO Mexico.
The Courier dos EtaiS UniS Of this mprnin states,
that having in vain insisted upon the withdrawal Of the
u 5. troops from The territory OF Mexico II. Gor0$ti:a
mad no alternative left.
ne Co"rri'r promises, in its next number: copy of
e EsS' nS*pach Of A. orosti:n, and, time, pub.
translate: ' ~ v"
Inc r T"'e o. Mr. Dickens left the undersigned no
nope; ine eAP'hN!'"ns given TO him in the name of
the President, convinced him moreover or hn,. T,I
Mexico has to expect 5%m the United States, since her
the shadow of an imaginary danger. Mexico is ;nsn
ed and wronged out of pure precau,ion
g Under snch discourag ng circumstances Tho u,,do
signed would he wanting i'll his duty it. representative
Of Mexico, he failed TO the only means left him
to express at least how much he is wounded bv The
wrongs done to his country by the United Slues here
fore declares, "pon his O.ca responsibility at from this
moment kc considers his mission at end"
a Nyi bn rntpi Tho
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correspondent Of Hudson's News Room
New York writing under date of De.
cember 81, 1885.
"For some days, and even for weeks
past, a singular and unaccountable
feeling prevalent among the blacks ma
oifested i'sclf, and, still more recently,
a change he'd come over those in the
different and distant plantations. This
was, huwever, passed over unnoticed,
as had been done in many previous in'
stances.
On the morning of the 25th, the
quarters ofthe commandant were in
vaded by several negroes attached to
his household, who tremblingly claim
ed his protection, ard infoi med him
that they had importer, disclosures to
mike which demanded his immediate
attention, as he and The whole garrison
were in the most imminent danger Of
destruction al the hands of the blacks,
who, they said, had leagued through
out the island-6rst to destroy the SOL
dier., by iufusing poison 10 The bread
at TIE government bakery, and then
while the troops were suffering and
dying from the effects Of the poison, to
attack and destroy The whole white
population. The informers were held
in custody by the commandment, while
search was made aud on enaly wing
the dough already prepared for baking
Of which there Yves a supply for the
wbole garrison and troops at the sew
ersI stations, i, was found to contain
sufficient quantity OF arsenic probably 4
to cause the death of every person who
partook of it. This proving satisfac.
tory, immediate measures were taken,
and s3 Of the ringleadeu were taken
into custody, and will undoubtedly be
executed. Many others, on vatIous
plantations, are however, known to be
concerned 10 the helIisb plot. The
soldiers ere now 10 pursuit of them 4
thus have We been saved from impend-
ing ruin. The garrison consists of a.
bou, 1000 men, emo these secured, the
remaining whites, greatly in the minor
i,y of the whole population, would
have fallen an easy prey.
ssn..sa
The PEoPLE's EcHo.-Mr. J. H.
Wood, az orig uaI Jackson man, has
the publication of news
paper in Cincinnati, entitled "The
Peoples Echo, and Advocate Of orig
inal Jackson principles" The FIRST
number is now before us.--It declares
il will have nothing to do with the IN. |
York Conjurer,' and takes the field
with grest spirit under The banner OF
William II. Harrison. We observe il
the Peoples Echo, call on the origi.
nal supporters Of Gen. Jackson, for a
meeting to have been held in that city
on Thursday iast.-The notice is issu.
ed by the "Jacksoa Reform Club" aud
bears the signa!Hres Of IS ofigina
Jackson men, Who with TO carry out
their views by the election of General
Harrison. This may be taken as q |
sign OF the progress of events in the
Wesl-where the services and qualiii-
cations Of General Harrison are fully |
known.-BaH. Patriot.
$3.50
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LOUISVILLE, (KY.) April 81.

About forty Texan volunteers, un-
der the command Of Capt. WiggIntou,
all armed with trusty rides, left the city
wharf for the place of their destination
oG Tuesday. We know many Ct them
personally, and cen safely predict that
they will Sustain most nobly the char
acser of Kentucky soldiers. He, who
shall look for them upon tbs battlefield
will have no difficulty in ascertaining
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Paragraphs.

A Jolly son of Neptune, who had
just arrived in the brig---, being
asked by a gentleman the usual ques-
ton, "did you bring home any shells,
sir 7" go yes, there are bushels Of
them down in the forecasile." "What
are you going to do With themf" "The
mate is going to throw them over
board" The man went down TO look
at them. "Where do they lay Z" said
he. "Thete they are SAID Jack, point
ing to a tremendous pile of nutshells.
Salem Observer.
Aaecdote.-A wine merchant receiv-
ed The following note the day after the
grea, fire in this city:
"My Dear L., am sorry to
tell you that your store was last night
burned to the ground, and yoar vine
is all gone 10 the devil!
Yours, truly, M"
He replied as follows:
"Dear III, am glad my wine
is gone where my friends will be most
likely 10 drink it %
Yours, truly, L."
s=s4. N. Y. Mir.
Long Tired Clerggman.--lt is STA
led as remarkable ,act--and it ia so
THAT the CbuIch at Southampton,
Mass WHICH was organized in l745l
has had but two officiating clergy men
since that time. One OF them ssrved
the parish 10 that capacity sixty years.
aud the other 10 holding on yet.
N. Y. Com.
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FROM FLORIDA.

At length We have heard from Major
Gen. scoTT's command in Florida. He
WIS, at the date of dispatches which
have been received from him, at Tampa
Bay with the whole forcs under bis COM
mand, amounting. now that all the de-
tachmepts are united, to between FIVE
and six thousand men. There had been
no regular battle with the Indians. The
General met with them on The Wythla.
coochee. and had skirmishes with them
(supposed to be the came body as attack
ed Gen. GAINEs) for several days, with
out being able to bring them TO battle.
They were followed and charged upon
repeatedly 10 the hammocks but the
nature Of the ground lie such (being all
deep marsh except the hammocbs, or
clumps and thickets of trees and under.
growth that it was impossible to pre-
vent their escape. Some Indians, how
ever, were killed and few of the troops
were killed and wounded. The General
Yves bout again 10 take the field from
Tampa Bay. and to send detachments to
Charlotte Harbor, and other places where
Sthe Indians might be expected to be met
with.
n We have seen letter from an Officer
at Tampa Bay who states that the VAN
lpALlA (slocp of war; was then (April
slb) still in Tampa Bay, where she he'd
'loeen for several weeks; that detech
\ nent of Marines from her had acted
Y With Col. LlNDsAY's command, consist
Il ng of the Alabama volunteers and Flor
ia militia, and in two excursions into
/ he interior had several skirmishes with
he Indians, in which four of the troops
ere killed and four wounded, and some
n Renty Indians were killed. A fort which
ley threw up on their first excursion,
ID garrisoned with 70 men, was attack
/, during the absence of the main body,
$50 Indians, who fred upon the fort
ore then two hours, when they were
aten of with the loss of Is or 20 kill
there being one killed & one woun-
d in the FORT Net. lat. May 8.
o. The Journeyman Tailors, 10
4chburg, have struck for higher wa
Sews has been received from Port st,
Dnis Isle of Bourbon ,ofa late attempt
inlurrsction among the blacks Of that
nd. which, but for the timely discov.
would have resulted in the ruin end
Ethrow ofthe colony.
rhA narticulara are thna Oiyen nv n
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their position. Let him go where the
battle RACES hottest he will find them
there.-JourRdl.
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U; Apubllc meeting of the Wing par.
~ Us cslled in Eocktrdge to appoint
Delegates 10 the Staunton Convention,
the OBJECT of which is a Union ticket for
White ard HaFrison.-Rich. W hig.