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'S'!iE Icr VI Lectures The Medical Department u
Iitngden :: d"c. College, Richmond, viii commence on
N"~'r. - 81 -- and continue until tie = week "a
Mace.
AUG. l.. WARMER, N. H. laro Professor OF Ana'omy and
IA" University OF Virginia Professor of Surgery
JOHN CULLEN, VI d. Professor Theory aad vi Me
define.
IN JOHNSON. VI. D. mer!y Professor Of Anatomy i'll the
University of TirsiuH Gucor o Anatomy and Ply -!u"-y.
r. h. EUnANNAN VI. D., Professor o. Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women mi Cii'!icH
L. WCHhNiiELArNE, ". D. Professor Of MateriA Medira
SoCGNrES MyCPN II. D.. Professor OF Chemistry and Phar
Tie cios furnished by th. city for Cncnl and Anatomical
.s'I.rUu are sup4.sc couniIy SO that "c The stu
brssim. with the diseases incident To South ~
Climate enabled ~ thorough Oh 'H' ana
tony human bcy the Of I"!in: ana ."A7 sna'"
cll prcpl uns AN! The sur. u.tGumen D! practising
upon the a"Ca SWt!'''. ,,-
The Coc.c ninarv capable Of 'T0 h""6r'a pa
recently opcnn AMI has direadg large ""'' y
pdtsStS presenting student with variety OF "rf s'0S cases
Clinical delivered duty, y tho Attending
.un wI continued rrsuilfly daring t"'
In addition The COLLEGE !uTmry, the s'G""" ma! ~
himself OF the Of The City Hospital Amoi: ai Renter"
ary. which under IL" charge oi the pf"'-'o
Candidates for sruuaiOn viii be required TO attend "n' lU
Of Lectures in this iasIuiG Good DO " in 1G%
fuel .is sCVHHj Attendance can be "aa|,S u! "'' i!
three irll&r- and hIii to four dollars per week.
We HTuZC ir", thai full OF icr'"r, ~ i-
lrs'i'oH w b. received equivalent tn one IN IN" 1910" IN.
Medical Schools: University ui PrUuSN EinI- Jefferson 'i"Ir"
c"":a OF ia!rpin, Tians' huUa University ny!
Gnirrrry of MaH University OF New York. Medical C"es"
of The STATE ~ South Cirona.
The lIOS" Aun"Dy Will open the sscctIns rooms q" tie
Collie a ls OF o. :oIrr
AUG. T.. WARNER. II H..
Deem y tie Faculty.
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Bylh. President oCtd Un,ied Stats

Blythe President Of tie Un,tcd Stats.
HN pursuance Of law, l. MARTIN VAN buren,
q President Of the United Stn,cs Of America do hereby
declare and make known thai public sales will be held
the aforementioned land Offices IN The State Of LouIsi
ana at III, periods hereinafter designated, to vii:
At the Land Office ii Nhw ORiE FANS, on .NoHd1y TIC
ird Iay If DsrcnLcr aeIi tor the disposal Of such oil the
unappropraied vacant public lands, 10 which no ''Prl-
yae claims alleged under existing laws, within the
limits OF The undersigned townships ard fractional town
ships, to W.:
South Of tie drgree Of latitude and East Of The .WSss
SiPpi rircr
Fractional township II, of range
Fractional townships ! aud II, of range j.
Sections lots 2 and ], in township 10, and lrac
ticnal townships II and II. of range >.
The east half Of township TO- sections 90 y and g,
in township, aud fractional township II, Of range
Fractional township ~, Of range :.
Sections g 49, A. IL, ~, -, 81, 81 and So in !rlc.
,ional township II, Of ramgr9.
Sections CD &c -. -, - 20 o. % and SO, in frac
tiual nship - ard lot section o. IN fractional
township IL. OF Iarge TO-
FfactionH! row nshlps -, II, and d. Of rangel IL.
Sections 20 81 and %. III iIaconai township l3
tons "a % % D. y, - 80 81 49, ii, 10, DO, %, 80
and g. IN township A. Of range ID
The liver lots III fractional township H. Of range a.
The river lots IN IrIcLiona townships II ard Is, Of
raEQr 10
The river lots in fractional townships IS and 10 Of
range IL.
The river lots except number II on which Fort ST.
Philip in township "a, Of range Il.
The river lots in fractional township, 10, %, and q,
Of range Is.
The river lots in fractional townships 90 81, and %
of range 10.
SJuA c tie 3t dcgrcs Of !atuSe, East If he meridian,
and Hest of Tie mississippi Rrsr.
Fractional township md ffac!Inns! township 2 ex.
ccpI lots & 10 r., inclusive, Of range :.
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e. Az from tho ub.crher, living in PoG,an county, w.
i ft day OF April last 80 H. about
g. geas DID, feet inches hga, sell SET skin ,rry black
good c5nDenlnce "hen spoken speaks quick m upper
very bick I'll" last heard him. running James
from Mnistick to nchhurr. will give reward Of $50
for his delivery SIS pu, jail, eau obtain him
again.
hal u"So stout'y made, by tho Of BILLY taken
up iic North River boat with white man He says gen
by the Morris H and carried h before
Justice cf the Peace the OF ug' WHO committed INN
jail and carrying hn jail r made his e'cre an came
hone. Mr. Morris should dis hc VIII DO ic i:of Wy a-
dressing line Marlborough ss'h d. s~i"g Whether The
GU-TAVUS nEPP
Sep, - fe-w:s
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+ j, tho sUpTra.uTy alone. tsays tic ChGFl"itcsEc
Republican, u;lcTiEg doubt the Of NJ! hiHes
lnIsrfj much alien aud divide the gfea
party, but the iniucTant spirit "hiC"
display and the volumes Of abuse which have Deea
those mcn.acrS OF parry
who the Administration upoa the
scheme wio have dared according 10 their o"n no.
mes, convictions truth The dissenting Republicans have been
viclaUs Of the rules ui military discipline
or dc,ccrs military camp instead OF dissenting mrmo' OF
rnilca party upon subject of e1r"d"ny however important
in principle. Wc discn, entirely roa this principle OF sPp!s
he rules military discipline npartIcs politics. is primer
n,e of pure, uja gated e?ot and iny estaAeH
vi be- destructive the element of hoEy, Hc lffao"
caRlt According this system parties lie Gr1 .lbe ino'e
ia ucccILins the coUEHT oi aicfs, without
helm Of the Of hci' leaders The end 10 Ls ac-
,orI .Led What !. iii. Int ts'poiitm:'
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fully recommend 10 The respectable author IF Alpha.
A L.. nL:n.. ~ IIn

fully recommend 10 The respectable author If al ha.
Lasiy-AlpIa refers 10 the of MIR. Ta'!madge,
Of the Nad,s"rnn and nIie- presses We JOIN bun
ia d" pre- 49,: their !. .-s INJURED the I=r.
which they proiess.d IL serve. IL has exposed
that cause. well those who had entertained similar
sentiments upon single question, 10 unjust launis and
suspiclons.-Bu But protest against the l"gc, winch
daws such nerencrs We rrprobale iso those 'nsdi'
appeals Of The Wings, which wCud play npan the
feelings Of the Conservatives and scduce them INTO any
operation with heir Every Republican, who
has any respect for himself, will :cpcl their advances
aud repudIu!c lhrir embraces Tor ourselves we beg
Correspondent tn put himse entirely 81 his cas-"
We are as little likely 10 join the banner u ie Bank
uLd OF Clay. ~ Nluhl himself,
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E5Tcti Of Letter jjora Washington 25M S,pt, 1893.
'O"' Trends III Tennessee are lmbucd with fine spl-
~ ana aye prepared 20 make great efforts against Judge
wake Federalism, which he has embraced IN his old
.e Il The Judge had become dissatisfied with MIR Van
"'''N, decent respect for the opinions OF his fellow
c.2e"s, and I those Democratic principles which he
Is >'.nng Proe'srd should have restrained him, esPe
C' alter hS recent GeIeat OF the antagonists OF
TIE President although he proved 10 be only puny op
ih' s'nn going and enlistng under the banners
90 Ncssfs Cty Webster and Brdde. The party op.
>u 70 Inc Administration in Tennessee. Is IN favor OF
"c DAM a'e aching for The Bank and would to.mor-
~" S." 'or gfra Bank, if they had the chance to do
''H VIII S@r, That after while the new born Fede.
'.>'> rFrrE"heic, who are deserters from the Demo
'"1 rahhs VII 90 clanoIipg for Great Regulator.
80. t'aoi'hment Of such monopoly, is the cement
'' noes them togclher-From ii must flow Internal
'f''yemrEts by the General Governnent-high Ia
''' We election Of National Executive OF Federal
'..'cS. Ne &c, &c.
AGAINST all these schemes 60, and forever, totiS
'.-S In the contest between Messrs Polk and Cun-
'gi,ne Governors Chair) the line will be distinctly
avn tct~sen the parties upon principles; and it Polk
aler the conto ST must result IN valuable addition to
' strength, which will stand US IN good stead IN The
''s.." " Na"r,:ber, 1910.
NJ? U;nrma,ion from the m and New York is cheer.
eNd 'iom The highest Our friends in those
;'E, ia, they have at last gotten The spirit up
max 'h'y are beaten, it can only be by foul play
"1 We 'a'sier InSinuang influence of the Bank For
, part dread The power OF the u 3 Bank more
a.. VIZ "dr, pcSlitHCe and famine. nave seen IL
''-'i men 5 rrInclpes-cut their conscIences loose
.. H,F mornings, and make them eat up their solemn
-,",,Ons Tor the sahr OF individual interest. | So
.",! believe, that ii Mr. BdG!e were at the head Of
- I'm VIII" capital OF 30 Millions unless he chose to
. '1rS.Geh' himself he would designate who should
"1' ~ ~ years or less. this institution would be,
ID .T ""Erfnment. Now is the time to be uni.
,..ag Va" 'i'"e ior action: and if we united,
I.sc,. -, "''Se monopnists into their dark hiding
Our qo. 'h'y viii remain, at least during our day
,,'''"! Vii have 10 take care Of themselves.
taken '0''c',ialIon in Old Virginia ! have often
nave .i -" ''e'rcl.ng differences between men, and
c-,uoos; seen that it necessary 10 begin BY
of ,r "yh iselngs and clearing all irritation out
.aG The % i"rn The principles were readily settled,
~ r'.| e. honor adjusted
rsp,, "' De The result Of the contest in Ohio, we
a:,r ]"S; but 10 my very great surptize, intel
trsy "", that there The strongest reason 10
Wa, We SHAT carryihe SAFE. assure you, that
E'a' a'th IN wha, these men saw as they stand
ST. POSITIONS as 10 know the truth.
WI r,., "P's are entertained, that the Democrats
E,a.sd ~ Jersey; b"t Jersey is liule State, and
,a,e,Io d a.. over w!,A hlLks Ihe resu Ihcre s -x
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Ser. -

rHEN DDIIlE. REA AEDWas stolen tie -ulrfIh,I
lew weeks pat, y john Bell, bright o" HpS about
feet Inchr. high old with his forehead about
dollar. John L. Bell - about 10 old, fair
feet hi. H. his lost teeth. very h has
bold and mpul"u aGd a!kIH". viii pay
the reward wIn vii deliver the horse
1--WE Ia. vii rnbc hun gglin.
Letter, directed at c""''!is, Amcil county Va WI get
20 hand. JOHN iILDGISI;>.
Som. -
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NOTiCE-E. OF dee! Of trust executed hy 0a!as
Goodman SaGl obsoE. Trustee" 10 secure III" payment
of certain muary therein mc;nurd duo 20 IA HaFIah
Goodman Cumberland. the l! Trustee Will oier
for sale on tlrcmcs the 2 day uI November the OF
land ih- 3D. adjoining the OF F.lSc the :
uCmox river couu;y OF rumb Tiand, such c al
~ m be SAFE ent the Claim due. There tbs
Land nelt,. b.ck dwelling ard cihcT iTTO.
ui.ahic tot mail family TIE title knnwn T. be -oot
So, ;!l-,-ln.1 GY THE ( 7sTEE.
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EEII IILER y

rgII uIc;ibcf will take this wei! known and
v.ucnry located situated IN the CruiFs vi bust
ness the Main the lt Of OCTOBER ~ II i
wishing and comfortable condition
possible Will be- shut M unit, the iGh l2th By whichtim"
hope ready ur tho ui my iIiend' mud III" pub
Hnh pIsc thu; eECTiloI that can be made
ny pat Tcns them comfortable, shall lie used shall procure
none the r.si ar" nGanrs
take he Opportunity sincere thanks and cate
FL my former Tor their liberal patron
nc for the years. and kumhy solicit
,inIaii5u Of -o long u I may merit il. C. y. HODGES.
SIhne cmcn hoar6n-at the biiL AMI wishing 20
continue and others wi. TO no l there
viii be accommodated 10 the private house, tom HE 1T Ui Gc
uaiil hmcpaIr. cone the IaVe VI ydED
pnmi, o IA rm GniiI thc Is; Uctobcr
lil--Y-S e. A. II.
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COltRESPONDEN
FISCAsTLE, Sent 10, lS3S.

CORRESPONDENCE
FNcAsrLE, Sept 10, 1893.
Capt Rohnt Craig,
Dear Sir The undersigned, citizens of Bo.rionr
county having learned that YOU Expressed your in
tenon 10 retire from public he the termination of Tho
next session OF Congress- take HE liberty OF requesting
that you will reconsider the matter, and permit us Il
announce you, through the columns Of the FIncastt
Democrat, 4 Candidate for election. From ia.
fact, that you selected by committee composed
Of members from every county in the District. III
1884 the candidate Of the Demncra:ic party, which
selection was confirmed by the People at two sue
cessvc elections; and, from the general satisfaction
that you have given in your representative capacity
we are induced 10 believe that other ndivdua
IN the District can nearly unite upon himself
The snragrs Of TIE Republican party; and thus beeV
ing we think that have claims your services that
under existing circumstances, you cannot resist WIT
the confident hope that you will promptly accede 10 ou
wishes, we beg leave 10 subscribe ourselves
Your friends and cb't sery Is,
% James Mcdowell! Geo W Wilson,
Jno NJ. Robinson Robert Cawlhnn,
John Lrsrr Joseph Berkner,
Benz. CArper. John GrayhIi, Sr.,
John T. Wilson, Richard Winser,
John Bruuh, George Rock
john Layman, Christian Muomaw,
christopher Kyle, John Robinson,
WIN. Obershuln, James RlChey,
Peter Dashrr, John Peters,
S,ml Oben-llain, John Mlnnick,
Christian linusemnn, John Wagner,
WIN II. Anderson, George DasIIer,
Saml. Burger, John ksnhern,
Saml. lluii, Robt. Walker,
John Snider, Lewis l. Reynolds,
Samuel Taylor, Dan Chcnchnin,
Samuel Young Jacob Young, ST.,
Joseph Linkinghoge;, William Kelley,
John w Thompson Joseph Hannah,
John illiams, Benz A'nmrG,
Jacob B"lrrn, Lewis Frlers,
Robert Kyle, \. Z Dempsey,
John Fisher, SamI Moomaw,
p In
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&Orir -tormr /" tie jul of No'ulk borough, Ram
wy, III" 9th day Of August ,3S nc.u lie says
his name JAMES I'll An ami nrhr county
If York VaLicE complex aged about 30 Yeas Tie
nrNe negro, any, requested comply with the law in
such cases. y CiERlER,
.Jai:0r Of .iIri1E Bor.nga.
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From The FIuc0Sii. Dmgcrat J

MIR. CRAIG 1T will be seen by the annexed Cores
pondence, that MIR Craig, the faithful representative
IN Congress from this District. has, al the earnest snci
alIon OF number of hiss friends consented to brcoTs
q candidate for re erection:
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Gf,Fii DOLLARS EEWAED.-My iran ErNrT rln AVA! last
Christmas. II" Of r. Randolph about seven
ages about 81 nii nearly feet hsh, ir bow"
Legged, krcn well made. has hu little beard and very
far told h. has ire" pass. and goes iy ia"
o Eous Ranop The last heard of hm. J." vas ~ ia"
making for OHIO. The reward vii he
for h ifkcn beyond this State thirty dollars # taken 10 Nr-
gina. JOHN W. ElTC!IE.
Fnruvi". p. F,'xarl Sept. +l-!Ut
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Acrowd OF Advertisements and articles Of news, CEN
g's reluctantly 10 lag over Mr Duncans Speech I'll
I.ctay-We shall publish il, the amuang protest of
IL lHle.cnCer 10 the contrary notwithstanding
"" SUPPOSE according 10 the ethics Of the lEteIsen.
CO.. sc suffer Bonds sided, nsidous md dis
ingenious Speech, to circulate the State but no
e"''''ose mace 20 expose and cfu'c 1t. If Mr. Dun.
can has not done ,pslce 10 Mr. Garland, have Mr..
" o"" letter hand. and that shall be published
We are aware too, that the whole Of MIR Duncan 5
S.''ch was not delivered to the n OF L and that he
t'.TeG upon III" floor, his determination 10 wrie out
&a4 publish his Reply 10 Mr.. Bond. The n. lntegen'
"f SHAH also have the benefit of this explanation We
n" S'y that our mere annuEciallon to publish the
speech, should have given rise 10 any alteration to
an; structures Of the y late ligencer upon ourselves,
10 4ay structures OF the Go be upon the n. Intelligent
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MITE jy tie .9ttiqg- Commissioner.

.NOtf bH Ws .fii2g- Giah7tSSk1htf
The above mentioned lands are situated chiefly be-.
tween the Sabine and Red rivers, extending from L0ke
UaH0ce the 3st degree Of latitude Also consiCcra
bic portion north Of Red river at The head Of Lnke EOd
cn", and east of Laks BiStnsan. upon The Sabine and
Black Lake BayouJ. They embrace IN part that very
desirable tract of country contiguous 10 the great RIFT
IF Red ricer represented 10 be the most rrle in the
Stale o.! Louisiana, and being peculiarly adapted 10
The growth Of cotton.
.F"ics 1, Pre- rmp'iOa Claimants.
Every person claiming The right Of pre- empon 10
any of hr lands designated in the above proclamation
requested 10 prove the to the satisfaction of the
Register and Receiver Of Tie proper land Office. and
make payment therefor prCciicGLie after
seeing i notice. order that lie claim may be adludi
Gated by those officers, agreeabIy to law, in due time
prior The day appointed for The commencement! Of The
public sale and all claims not duly made known and
paid for prior the date aforesaid. declared by law
TO be forfeited JNO Nj. MOORE.
Acting Commissioner IF Tie General Laad Office
September Is 4l-lat3t
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EfsuvrTIpS AT meeting Of the Presidents of the
Bark 81 New Orleans held (lSh Instantly il was unani.
muDsiy resolved that the said Banks resume the pay
m,al Il specie the first Monday in January, lcJ9-
i Jurisprudence is published between the Presidents
OF He y Orleans Banks and MIR Bidte, III which lie
'es hem. In thai good work. presumption osPecie pay
mens The co operation of this bank will be chcet!uliy
gwen In addition 10 the indirect facilities which
las suited preparing large amount OF The
uf the bank which will be sent to New Orleans,
vh Instructions 10 use them freely, not only IN the IN
r.ciac business Of the bank, but whenever they can
e made to contribute to the defence Of the banks OF "
O.aus This effort, pray you 10 believe, will be as
co:tl: as, trust. it may be eteciuah HE Gank OF
tie States has in some forms Of lis existence been
Connected with New Orleans from almost It's first intro.
into the American family, aud feels deep nte-
test 70 It's prosperity, which shall always be ready
aGl Wiling 10 promote.
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Note w tie Comm Issioncr.
II is deemed proper 10 remark that large bodies Of the
above designated lands situated Immediately the
Mississippi, Achaalaya Cacas@, and Red RIVERS, and
their waters presenting great advantages regards ia
cIty Of communication with market.
considerable portion Of those situated in tie North
ern section OF the State is said to be first c0On land
and large proportion OF those South Of The 3l degree
Of latitude, is adapted to the gToach Of Tie sugar cane
Notice 10 Pre->mYtOR Chl'maHtS.
Every person claiming the right Of pro emptlon to any
OF the lands designated The above proclamation, IS re-
questcd prove The the satisfaction of the Re-
gser and Receiver OF the proper land Office, and make
payment therefor soon as Prac'tcddie Gtr SettHg is
notice. order tina, The claim may be adjudication by those
Ollie, agreeaby law, in dne time prior to the Gay
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale and
all claims not duly made known and paid Tor prior 10 the
date aforesaid are declared by law 10 be forfeited
JAMES WHTCOMB,
Commissioner Of tic Gene'aL Lind Office
Sept 2S il-lai3t
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Nj Ai,IlIAtIfS

To JamcS Nc DOr'N Eg joha 81. Robinson" Esp, Joh
Luster, Esq, Bcnj. Carpsr, Esq, Sc sc.
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Recommendations other matters

PENNsYLvANlA.-Among other matters
involved in the late election in this state
was the adoption or rejection of the amen,
ded constitution, which was submitted to
the people for district yea or nay. The
vote has been very close, but the new con
s'''ut'o" is adoeIed. About 100000 votes
were cast, and the majority in all but three
small counties. is 1887. The following are
some Of the prominent features in the new
constitution.
The old constitution gave to The Governor alone,
the whole power ofappoia'meo, TO vast number Of
imporlan, state offices. by the new constiluti ion
his appointments mus, be submitted 10 The senate
and receive their ratification.
The old constitution contained 10 itself no pro.
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vision for it's amendment. BY The new constitution
amendments once in five years, may 10 proposed
by The Legislature, and Il ratified by the people,
they become part OF The constitution.
BY the old constitution the state senators were
chosen for four years by the ameded constitution,
they are chosen for three years, one third each.
BY the old constitution Judges we're appointed
for life. By the amended constitution, Judges of
the supreme court are 10 be appointed for term
of fifteen years the President Judges Of Common
Pleas, for len years, and the Associate Judges Of
common Pleas, for five years.
BY the amended constitution, state senator's and
representative are disqualified from accepting,
during the term for which they we're chosen, any
executive appointment, and duelliss are disquaIifi
ed for any office Of honor or profit.
The amended constitution enjoins upon the esis.
aure 10 establish schools throughout the slate, ia
such manner tina, the poor may be laugh, gratis.
BY the amended constitution, no bank charter /.
10 be granted for longer term than twenty years
and only afier six months application and al
bank.cIar,ers hereafter granted are to be liable tc
be annuled, altered or revoked, at the pleasure o
the legislature.
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Knavery will sometimes overreach ITSELF At
the election in New.Jersey, the presiding officer of
one town permitted about 40 unnaluralized Irish.
men 10 vote. They then made out a return SO de.
fecive and illegal that il cannot be received. Thus
they lose the whole vote Of their loco foco town.
by which means the wing ticket for members OF
Congress is chosen. Again, Charles J. IngersoIl
and his friends in Philadelphia. in order to cheat
Naylor out OF his election, hid the poll books of
two Of the wards 10 the Northern Liberties, and
then commended that the vote of all the other wards
in The Northern Liberties should be rejected, by
which means he (InsersolD would have majority
and all the loco foco judges 40 out Of ~ actually
voted TO give The return to IngersoIl, The wing iud
ges protesting and keeping their seat, ill the whole
ticket was canvassed. when. The locos having ret
red. they counted all the returns which had been
made on The assembly ticket and declared wings
elected aud made out their certificates. Had lie
votes Of The Two tory wards been honestly brought
in. they would have elected eight tory members Of
the legislature. They will probably claim their
seats, bu, the wings have the certificates, aud as
n senator is required by law 10 be chosen on the
first week OF the session, and The wings huve ma.
jority in joint ballot, they will show more mag.
nanimiry than they ever saw in their opponents, il
they do not choose the senator in Congress before
settling the contested election.
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Jesse Woodruf''s Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chttenden. commissioners
to receive examine, and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons. against the estate
of Jesse Woodruff, late Of Milton, in said
District. deceased, represented insolvcnt, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from The day Of tho
date hereof, being allowed by said court for
,;oo ,,,.. ~. nil, .,,.nd ~ 10 S's;s So
appointment, at the dwelling Of widow Sally
Woodruff. in Milton, in said District, on the
3lst day Of December next, at ten o'clock. A.
NJ, on said day.
Dated, this gath day OF Octobor A. d. 1888.
ARTHUR HUNTING, } Commits.
EDMUND WELLINGTON, sionsrs.