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step 10 fnTllaeT iriic0ilses, an ms1s ~aill
. .iew al enlighleRing and unlaiag 81
ihe tribes slong Tie frontier u sch mea-
suTes ss may be adopted.
They haze pForesded Win greet eaH-
iien ard secrecy IN the measure. snd
have en,leavarsa 10 kesP al their pEe-
Greetings from the knowledge Of their
sssn,s and af he officers II tie posts.
The line proposed lar holding he eoun-
eli i sufficiently late 10 admit Il The en-
igTaling cheroksss reaching iheir eoRa'
I-y. al the information elisiled goes ID
confirm the opinion expressed some time
ago. BIS Gen. Arhark.e. oI tie hasaslr
intentions of several IL The iEihes. though
il i nnl btllevsd that any movement i
intended hy lac a nnill the Opening 81
Spring.
Gen. Gaines. /, Is added. has forward
I'd he despatch Of Nj. Masoa l" tie
proper department. wIIh a EfgaFst lllaI
he max be permitted In a'lrni lie Casa
ri! Nth an armed faTce. This wnnld
probably be the Innsl eiireinal means q
ave ihrm inin compliance with lhe.i
Guiy. and would siT-einaiiy prevent Ii's
inrma'ian 81 any plans f"r general att
united rising. Il Is grsa'!y 1" bs dss'Eet
that III. rsqurs, may be gran'r.i.
Inflammation confirming The faregoin.
account has also rraehed Nashville.
BaLfim3Ye .7merieaa.
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Lap0rtat from tts Wesfsrn EOafisr-
Indian troubles.

The ST. Louis Republican nf The l4th
instant states that an important despatcI Il
irss been forwarded by Major Mason Of
Fmi Gibson. I, General Games, 81 the
Suhern DiSisi,n. The substance Of
this 60 nmun,cation is. that The Chern-
KEGS have built council huuse. whrh
IS SAID TO he CONSIDERABLY larger than any
heresoiare erected by any tribe Of lndi-
aus. They have sen, messengers. with
black and red wampnm. t. ali The tribes
fran Red RIVER To the Sacks and Foxes
al the MISUNDERSTANDING only The
Kansas aad Osages--invilIng them to
meet in Council at the Cherokee Conn
cal House IA September next. The move
Ren is believed to be but al iRcipieuI
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UNITED STATES BANK.

From the Macpa tIiss) Ia,eltisencer.
II appears tn Us strange ln.lee.I, Iha,
all who know and have fcs the advanta.
ges arising frnm National Il snk, should
not he ~ favor OF an institution 81 that
kiud now. The various objections a.
gainst il, We think. are lttls less Than an
e1ori to keep up party sirIe--to prevent,
the Increasing strength Of the Wing cause
and to link more closely, il possible,
the friends Of The parry Of the present Adj
minlsua,ion. The objection, that Ma
tOnal Bank is unconstitutional, should
never again be urged. Tia. question has
long since been settled, and settled by
statesmen whom every American should
be proud TO honnr. lf such men as The
l!Iu>.ri"ns Elk Presidents, Washington
and Madison. and our best Of men, Chief
Justice Marshall, were not capable ol
Jldglag our Constitution ani determining
rghI from wrong under il, we would ask,
who IN Ibis learned age is! Cor opr.
selves, we must aekho~ ledge, The opini-
ons OF those men go far. very far, To con-
vince rs tina; our principles are right: il
we were To lonk for an individual upon
who's, principles we would pin our faith.
We would not pass by him WIN was " first
IN war. first in peace. and fret in the
hearts OF his c0uuirymen."
Again, il IS urged that National Bank
is iaexpedenI, "nwi,s, and dana to
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TIE CONSERVATIVES

The Richmond Wing. in appealing tn
the CONSERVATIVE party OF Virginia tn u
mite With Wniss in oveuhruwing the
Administration aud Ia policy, makes The
following sensible remarks:
1t is with no less satisfaction than
that occasinned by Wing approval. that
we have understood in hrec,iy. that ma.
ny Conservatives have received what we
have SAIL hrre;"f,,re in a candid spirit.
and that some of them are prepared TO
c'-npera,e cordially with the Wings for
the overthrow Of the Iaen in power. PER-
suaaeI that any change may he fnr The
better, convinced thai none cGil be lnr tie
worse. A Conservative entertaining Ibis
opinnn. acknowledges that lie LOOKS ~
on Mr.. Van Bureaus ADMINISTRATION a.
eRurrIy (cierai. excepting only in namc.
and his determined ad'l, rt:.cc tn ihe Sab
Treasury alter SD many decisive popular
manifestations against II IN Is az %
states. as the highest .ndrd lHd1gnity
ever offered to the c0ll.cuse people oil
the Uniied States. He says farther.
that these fIc.s have convinced hlm ui
fU1 thin gs--tifst. that Mr.. Van Bpren is
no statesman and has 10 statesmen a.
round him; and secondly, thai he Is des-
titu'e of mnrai ti,nnesS, acting al the in.
sIIgat,on Of Blair aud Kendall. VIM threat.
en- him with Gen. Jack30a. "a uursp
thrraIrns child with = ratr head ana
bi03 w bones" These are rare conles.
slnns. Few have the Courage To make
them, bat thousand. in all probability.
feel the same inw ard convl"hnn. Thou'
sands We mean, Of Mr.. Van Baren's own
fIiends.r
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NEW TREASURY CIRCULAR
= 70 Collectors anil RecCiuers Of PuJGl
.N5aey."
Treasury Department. July u. Il

Treasury Department. July II. 1858.
" Congress having adinurneI without
making aAy add,iiunal provisions lur The
sccu5tty or safe he, pug uf the pu',i,r
money, II - obsiuus that in the pfesstt
state ol the laws aud the Banks. an UNI
usal rrspon-Ib..iiy dev0lves npnn i,n.r
sci 0 collect tie revenues ol the General
Government. The difficulty in obtain
ing s.tilahlc repositories fnr II, as w,lI ~
IA transferring "r paying II out cOnveuiphI.
J.; without the ai 81 that rrther leg,sIa-
uon, the Necessity aud character cf which
have hren fully explained IN public cu,n
mmnicaliuns from this Department, iln-
poses on all COLLECTORS and Receivers tie
dGty nf extraordinary vigilance aud care.
The President expects that excr-
lions corresponding 10 the occasion viii
rheerfuIly he made by every officer; and
that no effort will be spared To have ell
the laws, as well as the regulations aud
instructions Of the Treasury Department.
scrnpulousIy enforced. Accuracy in your
accounts, pumcmsli,y in returns. prumpl.
ness in your deposites aud payments,
aud entire inrherance IN use any par. al
the public funds for private purposes, will.
1t is hoped. characterize The whole class
Of collecting officers hereafter; IN the
presen. condition u things, if Any dcpar.
ture from such a course should unlor.
tunaleiy occur, i, will be much regretted
And however UNPLEASANT the task, an
exemplary and severe notice OF the
irrrguIariIy will become necessary, in
order 10 secure the great public interests
involved in the SUBJECT The duty on
the part Of lhe.publlc officers to abstain
iFom Ibo employment Of the public money
for private advantage. is so apparent. that
no excuse whatever for il eau be deemed
admissible.
Respectfully y"urs.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Stcfsiary gft " TCcmery."
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KENTUCKY CONVENTION.

II j. well knnwn. that slnFlng tie re-
eeni excited Canvass in this sla,s. Mr..
Clay was openly charged with heing an
AhOliiunisi. and one "G the sironses,
pEnnfs relied an Ia establish the allega-
tim. Was the circumstance that the pen
pie "f Krnlncky MR.. Gays s'a'ei were
about I" E"se Un l,e question Of ealing
a convention. the alleged "ljers of whirh.
il was DECLARED, WIS The Ambition Of
slavery 10 thai state. II NAV he als0
rcrnllrried. that the leading Van Buren,
organ "f this state has labured se,!ulnusly
To pru,luce a similar false impressina.
We met the rhTer Al tie outset. denied
its correctness. aud shaved eaHe,uslgeiy.
a. we Thea lhnughi aud still think. that
The whole matter was a mere pnlileai
maueuvr' to gull the public aud Operate
upnn Coming elections. The vaie has
Just been taken ~ kcnIucky on the qnes-
llnn "r calling this Convention. and de-
cidrd IN the nsgaiirs by an "Ters helm
ing majority aud, in Mr.. clay's o~n
county lWhere his infarnce cnnlrnls et.
cry lhing) there tcers not forty c3ies in
taUor Of fae MEASURE. Sn much fnr 'hls
malignant auemp: tn drfama = man, "ho
has shown By has acts ,h.s he is tie firm
friend nf the Snnlh-thai lie has nh sick.
ly sensrhlilies on the suhjer. of our dn
nestle institutions. and that he will up.
hold and defend. a, all hazards, the in-
lesrily OF the Union. Register.
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RtsMmp'ioa.-In reference 10 this sui.
jrc,. the Virginia Free Press II Thur.l,v
says:-The beneficial li.rcls II the del..,
of llie Sub Treasury Bill are every whsr,
Developed. Most nl the Banks ii The
county haze been enabled In resume sn,.
Gle payments, the hnslili,y II the govern.
meet Ia lhem having been rendered entire.
y harmless; AMI tie peop'e are agatha.
bout to rnjoy a comparatively sound rar.
rehry. In lnlle whlle. there will he
specie enough for all lle pnrro Of bu.
siuess. and The people will only snIsr
loss upon distant sxchanges--lhs inertia.
bic effect Of putting down the U. 5. BsnE.
/ The Government Treasury Notes are
now the only ifredesnlshle paper ruuea.
YIN tie Country. The fact should be r,.
memherea.
/ Some laSefers employed in grading a
street IA Norfnlk At a spni where il PISS.
ell through an old burylug ground. sirark
upon 4 coffin near which was trunk
much dceayed. II Vas found 10 contain
= substance resembling finder. which VA,
once bank mites. or perhaps con'lnsnlsl
money. and parcel ri guild coin. all Il
which was greedlly taken up by The black
men engaged in digging. They would
n"t reveal The number ol coins in the
trunk. Tie one which they exhibited
proved 10 be dural. Gained in Holland
IN 1858. and is valued Al $3.50.
Gen. Hamilton /. now in Ensland IN
n financial missioa connected with The
great Suath Carolina and OHIO Rail Road.
Gen. Menatiie will tish Europe ina
short time. With view Of negotiating The
sis,s loan fnr The relief OF Charleston, a..
ihorlzed By the Legislature Of SOuIh Car.
DINA. al Is extra session.
/ Connecticut River is fordahlr. and wss
never known 50 low. al The small
streams wh'rh supplied The factories
have been dried up.
Hsrrii Rsuengs.-Two daughters Of
> Mr.. May.e. Oath 20. Va. one six the
"'h"r seFen years old. were found dead,
with their thrnats cut, near their fathers
, house, q few DAYS since. The deed 10
supposed 10 have beea committed by three
Of The servants, ou. ol revenge for some
: fancled iil.ueaiment.
a brush bsiirtn The Siour and Chip.
ptjras.-We have just seen letter from
Fart Snel.lug 10 a gentleman in this GUY.
da'el Jolly 18Th. statiug that the Chippe-
was aud Sioux han bru,h quite recent
, ~ on The Chippewa river. Which term
, rated in the death Of "ne SIOUX and ire
, Chlppewas. One ui the ll'ler We roast
ed aud eaten by the Inrmer.
I Detroit Gazette.
p Tie Wig Contention in Name.
which la.elv nominated George E'aa'
. Gor Congress. unanimously recommended
, Mr.. Clay as tie candidate fir the P'c:''
I dency.
T Hig' Prices for Er:rsacimsni.--The
. Louisville Journal SAYS: When Mr. Ad'
a ans was President. the r'opIe paid sId'
o0o,ooo a year as The expenses Of ne
= Gn,erEmen'. They nnw pay 9eo''
E 900 year. The difference Is $50 oOo'
It 600. Thi. is Tie net cost Of that very
Il valuable commodl,y. rfirtncimfm'
= Chap enough. Would tie people HE
Il tn buy some more of /. a, the same rave
= Prentice.
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A NEW PETITION.

he following circuIar ltuer from Mr..
Levi Woodbury., is beautiful cnmmetary
upon what the Country has heard 80 much
OF, an Independent, Treasury. The d" t;u.
vernhenI" has gotten r,d Of the rhra!I"n
Of the banks. aud NOW through III able
head Of The F,nances, prefers most
humble ie'iu0u 20 the Sub.Treasurrrs not
u s.eal lns uuhLc mnneh!
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TIE Farmer and The B,ggG.-A
strong. hearty, lazy fellow. VIII" PfeIe're'
beggIng lor rrrrarIous subsistence 10
working for a snfe one, called m a blum
Massachusetts farmer. aud IN the usual
language ii his rare asked CIR ," cold wee
uals and old clothes" You appe%r F"
he stout. hear'y lookiag man, SAID we
farmer; wha. do you do for living
Why not much." replied The fellow
Except travelling about from one pl"'
to another" " Travelling about, ha! I"
joined the farmer; " can ,on Wa'ei pre-
" well !""O yes" returned The STURDY
brggar. II am pntIy good q, that y EVEN
then" said The farmer. cunIly opening
the door, " lets see ynu travel.
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Phenomenon On Laks Sspnior.-y,.
~ great alarm brgiEs 10 be sxsi,sd :.
aeeOnai 81 The continual rise u he w,,,,.
sf Lake SnpsEiar. Whale farms, !, !.
said. hare brea suhmsrged. and ~har,..
and Streets FrndsEsd - less. Since lsas
lhe rise las bten frcm there and . l.,T,,
lanE feei. An oil and intelligent inh,E-
lsnl II cleFFlanJ declares that he has see.
The level II slae waisT seveh lri lawtr, la
IL E0w H.. Tie pier u Monroe, ale,
complelfd. as - lerl oar ii water: !, :
NOM nearly lmmsEsel. A writer in ~
Toledo Gazsltezrraises sllai : large riy,,
a. irh las hiiher.a discharged Itself a
liuisna's Bay. has been frum Year "a
wear lmpedea IN is course b. the aseumr.
laiion IL llrf. woad. siumps. De. siai,.,
Ia il:aI If tie great EaG OF Red river, III,
finally. IL has become completely d,p.
med. and las cut out for itself a Les
rhannsl. in snme oae of tie great lr,bu,,.
ries &c I.aks Superior. This theory !,
believed IN haze been derived frnm ll,e q,
iradrIs: but cone from VIA. source a
msy. the phenomenon demands tie .llsn.
ton 81 our gsalogisis and otter men a
.eisnee.-.Asir Era.
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Novd sigh.-Yes'er,Iay the Eleph,n,
attached To the Mrnagerie nf Mr.. Hob.
by, which has been exhibited here Cor
several days past, moi feeling disposed to
trust his person on board the Jerry boa,
plying Between Norfolk aud Portsmouth,,
Tesolaiely refused 10 bulge from the
wharf. and babe defiance To threats aud
repealed the coaxings of his master. |,
was a! last determined 10 conduct him
To the waters edge near Town Point,
and let him work his own passage 10 the
wst"r, which he dill in a very handsome
and businets.ike style. A boat accom-.
panied him, no, 10 pick him up. as was
The design Of tie Que that attended u, =
ron ia his swim from Sestos to Abydus,
nr the late aqua,ics AT iIruoklyr. but mere
y To guile his mnlions in The water.
- veil t"r his ebunean majesty" ,har
the Evrl1refs haze drop. cd down, o.
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"Fhunder," observes Sir John Hers
chcl. q" can scarcely ever be heard n'"''
than 90 "r 30 miles from thr iIas'l wh''"
Praduces it. Lightning, on The ".'''
hand. may be seen, ~ al least lls fri''
an in the clouds. forming what IS c',''"
"hee, lightning, al the distance oil l'' "
20J mIle-."
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else hey mighl hsre takea hin G, T..
= EiFsRgs erall. Wilde saimming. 4.
long snoul PE0lrualRg aul Il she 80
his m0iinns resemhlsd lhoss If , -.
POiss. Refreshed b. his bah, az !.
good sPisi,s, he landed SAFELY On a.
PoranoGih side. Nogfolk Pgp,r.
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VAL ARR NGEMAnT


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e.. 81 &c. e
DUE-Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays
ais. p. NJ.
CLOSES-Sundays, Tuesdays and Fri
DAYS, al 8, p. NJ
SOUTHERN via JACKSON.
OITE- Mondays WednesdaIs and Satur
dovs nt 4 An.
CI0SES--Saturdovs. " Wednesday ADDS
Fr;dovs At 7 PIN.
r ..- r,..,oos, AIovraovrpv
Mi 9HS So y WoJresdnys and Fri
~ T. = sum- -, 7, A
cIOSPS- wooJ,ve Wednesdays an,
80. "a 81 ...
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"0 ocinqFt.ons, VIII be published until forbid
and charged accordingly. ..eS
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Tna southern AlsNs,
nON pkRKERl Ts,hto,

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TIE CUSTODY OF THE PUBLIC
9 70 MONEY. e..e

f+-'
We copy the following article fromthe
Madisonian for the purpose Of aPprising
our readers of the system now in opera.
ton. Whether its effects be good or bad
whether the money be safely kept or stolen
one thing is certain, that the revenues Of
the country are in the hands and at the
absolute disposal Of the Executive and his
agents, without law and in direct violation
of the whole genius Of our institutions.
The system, we say, may be agood one
as is the Russian system Of government,
but It isnot Republican, the people have
no control over it--it is subject ioathe will
of one man; it, I ) all intents and purposes,
mites the sword and purse in the same
hands. al 9.e1 Q. aaa4
We ask the attention ofthe country:
H From the Madisonian.
The situationof the public money at this
time, scattered all over the Dnlled
States by the orderiof Mr.. Secretary
Woodbury,In defiance of the public
willard indirect violation 0fa positive
law Of Congress-.
Congress having Eve times rejected the
sub. 4 reasury scheme. whic had for it, OBJ
ieet (amonp other things) the keeping d
the public money BIZ Executive officers,
appointed by and liable q any moment e
be dismissed BY the President, nearly eye
~ body supposed, when Congress adjourn
ed, that, when the banks resumed specie
payments. the deposisalaw Of g would
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

PIT the P0aer.5 ~ ben haYils been spf5
iered TO Fe1nain ~ this lats q proper
length Of time ne Magnet er moved his
hands about Ter a 3 wand 81 agic, and
ID less thso ons minute she returned TO
her natural state briehi and Eefli.
llo.i2, was nlagnefixsd il d short lenRth
Of time She dlsbelieVed the power Of
anybody to pat her e sIeep--shs was
strenuous % her unbelief 4 humbug.
But IN about thirty uliinuiss, she was 4
second sslreplng beauty that adorned the
room, Her unbelief was lost il vision.
She did not pppear 70 e 10 - happy q
state as No. !; apparently Al times being
q distress. ehe. however, save Fias.icrl'
lions Of a good subject for experimenting
upon. Alter having the magnetism thrown
OF she aroused and much 10 her wonder
and extraordinary surprise, she had been
1sag1Ctized. She walked across the room,
and seating herself, the magneti1er took d
seat besire her, and taking her by the
hand, he willed her to 60 to sleep--gsd 4
aoas sol The second time she, was brought
to herself again, the enquiry was made.44
IS there anything il animal magnetismi
Her unbelief. had fled. ~ sa,.-sg
No. 9, was commenced upon she
eyinced much uneasiness, with pain in her
arms-hel dress, and probably fright being
intense, she complained much of her
strange feelings and weakness; she was
suffered to remain under the influence but
few minutes. We believe she suffered
more under sense Of fear than BY any
other cause-she complained feeling
"dumpish" for hours after.
On Tuesday afternoon, q repetition was
made on No. 2, which we did not witness.
Tuesday evening. ia the presence Of a
large collection among whom were some
of our professional men, third repetition
was witnessed upon No. 2. Sic went
deeper into sleep-partially lost the sense
ofhearing, and would not answer any per.
son exceptthe acknowledgements not con-
scious Of what was passing around her; a
pin was thrust into her foot without the
movement Of muscle. Having conclu-
ded tho experiment, in moment BY the
potent influence, she was herself again.
1t is proper to state here, that the Mag.
neither and ,Magnetizees were perfect
strangers-haying never seen each other
before; so that the skeptical have not the
right to conjecture any connivance Of
trlckery about the experiment.
There is a mystery hanging over this
science in embryo, which none can COM
prehend- nome can explain. How matter
acts upon matter, and fluid upon fluid, IS
mysterious but not more strange than
true. We know 4 i so--bpt how u.
raveled. We have been an unbeliever in
this matter heretofore, but what our eyes
have seen, and our touch proved, is no
longer a subject Of doubt.
Mr.. Greene, we should judge, from moi
only witnessing these cases, but BY public
report and consent, IS far advanced 10 the
knowledge of-what he PROCESSES to admin
ister-Aninal Magnetism. -. -.
WoonsO kst r. I. Patriot.
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-ur,st,FNrs vii be inserted at 81 per
ADvh s.a ana lines or less) for the first inser-
81, $lual an5 50 cents for each subsequent inser-
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From tie Athens Ga. wing Oct 6. 1881

The ELECTION. AS yet we have receiv!
ed returns from but few counties, and
from those we are unable to form any de.
finite idea as to the result, The contest
has no doubt been a close one, If the re-
turns already received, are any thing Of a
correct date from which to draw aconclu-
sion. Our confidence however in the
success Of our ticket is unshaken, though
we may be mistaken.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

loa q teri su5ngioJ ri bob a1ss slslsI
3 siisfa aii. ans ,awoaf gsasIsa
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
Ry Alexander q. McNuit,

oyERNnR OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
5Tothe Sheriff Of LOaondes ouHty- Greeting !:
WHEREAS, / have received informa-
w ton that vacancy has occurred iii the
Office o Representative for the oI1tY of
Lowndes by the resignation of Samuel Butler,
lido, therefore, issue this writ, authorizing and
requiring You to hold an election in your coun-
lyon Monday and Tuesday, 22d and Odd Of
October next, to Gil said vacancy; and ] do,
moreover enioin youto conduct the same IN all
respects, eoniormably to law, and make due re-
turn thereoftO the Secretary Of State.
~ testimony Whereof Ihave hereunto SCI
my hand and caused the great seal ofthe State
ia be affiLed at Jackson, this 26thday Of June,
a. " 1898 aud Of the sovereignty Of the
State of Mississippi the twen'y-frst.
A, G. MNUTT,
BY The Governor: tefe
BARRY W. BEVsoN, Sec'y State.
July6, 1888 e
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In pursuance ofthe above writ Of election
shall cause the poll to be opened at the pre-
Ciacts N this county, on Monday the 22d day
0iOctober next, and day following.
J.. w. BYRN
Sheriff Of LoloRdes county
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