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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
NOTICE 10 NEWSPAPER PCB-
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NOTICE 10 NEWSPAPER PCB-
LfSHERS.
yEyIiE Editor Of die DELAWAREAN,
II polished at Wnnington, Delaware,
proposes TO prepare NEWSPAPER Di-
RECTORY, ahd therefore asks a favor,
dat each newspaper published in tae Uni-
ted States will forward bi.n by mail, one CO.
ply Of their paper. He intends to arrange
hem by States, giving iher politics. For
this favor, each editor sendiag his paper
shall receive one copy Of the Directory as
soon as made ready. The advantages ola
sheet Of this kind to publishers, must be ap-
parent 10 alb.
0SrElitois win please copy the above
enco or twice, in order TO give 1t circd!a-
tion aug l3
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
LanG fer Sale,

LsataG EGE SGkeS
II WING and being in the Parish Of Con
cordia, State Of Louisiana, near 81
Joseph Lake, in Township numbered thir
teen, Of Range thirteen, Eas', containing
ONE THOUSAND s. TEN ACRES
adjoining lands of William Douglass and
others,
Also-A Tract of Land containing
1903 ACRES,
ying and being in Washington county
State of Mississippi, in Township number
ed Is, of Range ?, West.
Also-In Washington county, Mississippi
Sir Hundred and Forty Acres,
Township numbered Is, of Range 3.
" st. The tracts lying in Washington
county, Miss. are located on Bear creek.
Dolr the Yazoo River, not far from the
{ of Marion.
| will also dispose of a Lot containing
EIGHTY ACRES,
wing on or near Deer creek, in Township
numbered Is, of Range z, West, in said
county Of Washington.
ForParticulars apply to the subscriber.
near Rodney, Mississippi.
VIM, II. COMPTON.
January 23,ls3S uf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
COTTON PRESSES,

manufactured by Messrs. James Wilson g.
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio, and respectfully in
wife the attention of all planters to this arti-
Gle, believing it TO be the most economical
and expeditions method for putting the
grea; staple Of the country in a convenient
bulk for market, now in use. We have a
few sets of the Castings on hand, and shall
be regularly supplied throughout the sea-
son. All who wish to see them, will please
call at our store, and examine for them
selyes-where a representation of the press
ready for operation, with explanations, can
also be examined.
COMPTON 81 KICKS.
Rodney, May %, 1888. 5-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
EYECUTOR,S NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber will, at the next Septem-
IL Der Term of the Probate Court of JEFF
ferson county, apply to said Court for per-
mission to surrender his letters testamenta-
nv of the last will, &c. of SAMUEL G..
GREEN, deceased--at which time he will
settle his final account of the administration
Of the estate of said deceased with said
Court.
Aug LEVI q. HARRIS, Ext
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
A0qYCE2

w AACLa
sTIlE undersigned guardian Of The minor
heirs Of John Berry, den'l will present lis
account as guardian 10 The September term
Of tho Probate court of Jefferson county for
rial, settlement and allowance. At which
Tine | shall also apply 70 the court to he re-
leased from said guardianship AMI all iabil-
iuer on account Of the same. This 2lh
day Of July, 1888.
JOHN TERRY.
6Y 10
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

INSOL VENT TICE.
THE undersigned having been appoint
ed by the Honorable Probate Count of JEFF
ferson county, Commissioners to audit and
allow claims against the Estate Of George
w. Nance, deceased, declared insolyent-
Notice is therefore hereby given, that we
will meet on the first Saturday in each and
every month, for the next six months, at
the Office of L. T. Summers, in the town Of
Fuyotte, to audit and allow claims against
said estate. i. +. SUMMERS,
JOHN II. COLLIER,
L. w. DANGERFIELD,
Commissioners.
Fayette, April 3, 1888 20-Gm
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
H4PPODSBTPG SPPTyGS

IIAhNUUOTUftF cFNIlFEO.
THE proprietor Of this establishment in
forms his friends that be will again take the
paper Of tho soIvon, Banks ofthe States. in
which visitors may. reside, at par. In addi-
ton to the variety Of Waters heretofore used
upon the lot, there is, at a few miles distant,
a White sulphur Spring, not inferior to any
in The Unite! States. The Music and Ball
Room will be free of charge.
c. GRAHAM, M. d.
Harrodsburg, Ky, April 4 W
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
WINES.
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE

& PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE.
Il Nc'0 PenSdcOla.-N. b. ARNOLD
Proprietor. Rates of Board: Board per
month, 500 Board per day 50 so.
Horses, Carriages, Sail and Row Boats .
billiards, Bowling Alley, Shooting, &c. go.
a cargo OF Ice has arrived, and every pro-
vision has been made for the accommada-
ton Of those who may patronize the House.
N. B. ARNOLD.
New Pensacola, June %, 1888. ii
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
FRROfrPRcaE.

ri Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
y agreeably TO an order Of the Honor
able the Probate Court of jefferson County,
at the last term, /. A. B. Ross, John B. A.
Ross, and Thompson b. Shaw, commission
ers appointed by said Court, will meet on
the first Saturday in each month, for six
successive months, at the residence Of
THoIAs S. OsTEEN, in said county, to re-
celye, audit, and allow, claims against the
estate Of l. Il. Thomas, deceased, repre-
scented inso'yent. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present
the same 20 said commissioners, duly au-
thcnicaied for allowance.
/. 4. B. ROSS,
JOHN B. A. ROSS, Com'rs.
THOMPSON B. sHAw,|
May %, 1898. 5-6m
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
TINVARE.

A N assortment of Tinware, comprising
IA every article usually called for, for
sale by BONE 81 MCKINLEY.
June 90, 1888 8
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
CcsP AaT " 1a S EIp.

THE undersigned survivors Of KELLY,
Mason g. Co. and HAMS. KELLY & Co,
have formed a co-parlnership for the pur-
pose Of carrying on general commission
aud forwarding business in New Orleans
and Rodney. The House in New Or
leans to be known as
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-12
Fayette, April 8, 1888
To YE(sfsFeE.S.

VFVIIE undersigned have been appointed
II agents at this place for the sale Of
DIR. NEWELL'S IMPROVED
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

s.u q, kma q Wv 10 g-ry the f~asiyt~p Esriorsi
,a.rs q he Stsis, ~ ihs p-opis II ~ cttrf stiiss ief
hnm Ever e%r t-as~s ppca Ne- VA .sfo- tfe
20 Wttsrtao Th- yeaf sft~s be- csns trtc po@sf -
at via a. msar rs.rrset a. Nsreiron id aiirf hs
sampaEn ~ Resss -sna The GSsh r. bop ~ has
Aad iram ohua. aae Nisiae. . aut the hunt'ee eaf'
;hst sacc-~deG th- rrtesu teen Eihs. vaf-h enofd .n
NaaFlSo. is DAY . o.st noE He sun ~ -
frs -. the na,rr rts shaat bm on wairA H. rau rAl
hs parGr. Hs own Fr.G NarFAa'f 90 Sou;a Care Hs.
ard Asrxs.az. ant tsHosf ir4ala, are sirangrf ihA@ -
ff Nr aa Dsrvn himsed hH- uai hs own state
nnt ahFa ae comes 81 I-f9. sal ceftsiIiy iosf tie y
yafrs i Ia. 10 give COZ th~ prynecnry
I 'te a~arsntia< ~ Csisaur Eai-g 70 s'cfnrs
h.urr ff SIC Aaa Bareu . ren.ftf TT benton ?
j. kmee krrlaIf. 81 isahr HI' Thr Leo Foes We
q sr~. viI D. 5000 .nA ae a4Hat 'uf tH"'her etn io4'"
O. - irr.. -ruar. NJ Van bartu has no story 81
q I've nsv f- t- l-s a. New Iofk Thr vote sf3H
Toe h~ruEhthf Zoe Bsrks si.fy VS. = poor one aNcaf
a-a Gov Marcy = The very strongest Van harn
ua1 10 thf STATE. What moss s 81 Dc sd 20 W Pos
i1 T,rrrss-e. TO rtl'y The itcss fbrrc Nhat g. Dir
Bone. of Indians Vast Co tit Cgtthrr. ~ S~ef-
-a. CT SIR Williams. Of Maine r g etocctsa that
these Z rilra-n are going Co ran the ftrc cf cei~ai,
tr1 Obj fUy the trrrGi u Mr. Van Bgren. uAo never bad
. nle15 be- would not tremendously saeffce O. rarpni
a step higher upon. on the ladder 81 hs susitton The
Bal % RFtuiution - in motion now aed " y not stop.
at irest. ui lt40. The Congress vhioh meets 10 lct
J. Wing DOW, sud " i' uurd8.- 81 the sus and ireli-
t-s 20 d most corrupt naturalization &C ur Govern.
u~nt fnt t~~nsyesrs rust. lf fires in WsshAnct'H 30 NOS
c9nfuHar all The Public Records Toe 'atal battle -
W tteti0o was not mote fatal % the great nan 81 hat
cay. than ihs political Waterloo to the GrCti Liuls
man Of or day ~ ] Er5Tess.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

49, Esrf scr s&-~ TIE sect erelarsfsc-. j strkes
o.. go swaiG aasts f-cu a.Hev ~tge 81 tast tact ~
@si4eaa@ss, ~aN~ -. ti.ss . asolA~s ~fths SO ns~s
utss- swt rgs Tls Gctefnment asFs rethanE ~
- Asrks. . 1900, tss D. Uss g - grntssre %
EAom BE- sfrave grap~F to tafsrsi tbs raAaf nenf -
&ca vaasrtfT rsf hasr trrn th- eerGaet e Ste~aft-
aeut--sst rftha 80 harr g. means C 5stg p - %
frfv tftta'u iaAs be 80 ever Aasus . tst,sg raas~As
in t r-rrmun4tr. thta u4ry ~ thr SUB frrafsfrff-
uta. satsf Ger =a Teas2fy s3Fsu. vasss haze th~
ees'aF 81 go .sa-~nse revfu1e raiitsfsa Ha taF city
TIE Fab G. fhass lar 10 asae, Nzt a. ISIS asonent
ls Fua.a asesrF - &tycs-ira Ia greet hruk "a Was
sfrrt. - ths ss~risi ssaseai - th~ Caiireict 81 -
Fcft Wtaffgts azf " tAe merit n hr ffarf wr
c-sr saaz 3r~ Fhs 3 q H-ft Appropriated c.r-r nf
.r sf-s- Tlt Ysuf if We satrrf.nd 70 en4-
taas, o. . 81 Stss as cras. no tru. % Hf cr.i-
cal b 1t tt- afsfct g 4. r'e st.-s-an- SC ir .r'ea
u-f .r .s' rl ta4 ttGf Cir rnt su~
Ta- ..-s s-urrt 7fts- pa.ic R-ucsse 6ss b~r0
r-st b la- srcr tic removed al ihv cersts i.H.
tar il.f.4 ~'atrs B4rA -aaf We vust that ta- Cow
r-rss sea. O. r1rrt. ~ .eeec afif pat th~ F9.tr
Nanrv g.trr 80 800 eo8fri, sutJ~rt o. ts usa I.ff To-
.auaU-5y Tfrasarsfs 81 IS oWs ec-u-a-.f ! IL
trs4s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
Immen.e Alleas.A n.l.,-anlnn.

hf r nt~n.t 'sif Collector ffiA.s t.u. aLsn Gen
Ip'ts sFp.psa Zoo 4t-es lad 4Ha a4s. ga d.,
's' t' p'ft.Ha ifsa 30 iIsnatsp co.
Efr.ra ts o I.nF rrn.ual .u,sfc.ufsr sgf.r4 N. r.,
ss'n+ rtfnl n Hau Gle Fs4 r.r s4r.f. ~ ilr r.,f.
"rtcfn CTS rrs sstro i- Do t.Ia4H.5t b.. r-
cons 81 "es "t4a" 4go 6ssa,Ia Uossaaa DaYafs
Ar D .str lag.Elh. tgt Do ssysr4d boz. .,.t.. f.t
o. '~Heagh'. Boz & r 6fsti Wrsfsfr esam SION
We tnT f~ufp'ttra 90 Bed t1 SOC t.ering Pa an al.
i~urt o. tIfn tts sH'dg'd defaI-.tna ia he t.n.f, "a
ne Ne9 i'eafHY l"F F.s', o. rEanPs s}t. "Ttr
csislrsttHrs ~ ms officer c.uurrssa In t~r4 49,,
ihr To 80 states bfnt So m hI apsrstan. sns I'D
fhc orP stss ri th~ public iaarsy acfs rses 80 ust
rthe lhrY Nrfs rNHHrpee gaerf the tssism 81 O..
rn't@ ~hh ~ STATE ttnts Nhrn thr ~ B.. sussrs.
GEO sP~cas F~symsrit, ihr sans faueaient ts-psnr ss.h
81 tie puAir m0usy 10 its hsnas ~ert 90. Gta.r ~
rre= GFT+e,i errNaAs vrik ira htzts ~ "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
~ Ea.el ID lAe go 80 ,~,c,orr.

}" '.'''rs ihe stfertih II political psr..s 10 Nov
'". a'"nifhali"n could have Pot forward no
.f'n 81. strong lY 5000 ~ iulOH1 yatss d. CIV Nt,cy
hi W." h1rrD had been 10 GOV Niorys place. a,
'i'Al y would have bren hy tI-asi 10000 nsiarfy -
'AL'5 occupied a s'tt n half wa M ]poItirs. in
* wa f'HFemfnt i3f many O. larry lie Mas
q l"'f" orn, but hs sucesss would ha.. been haUl
''''''y i1f ih- La~o Eco Suo-Tieasrry H,
,,1''' ''N1fas our Siair Institutions. particularly after
we t'eprnt ~ sn"c'e payments. had been rensrsll
sA'sae'fy o. us Nbes Having been 10 ofirs nearly
tNrH' iftls 10 had made many VAIN personal friend.
y a popularity 81 manner. Hhich siasys hos ~ inag.
80 ~ "sahin 10 Al parties indeed would nave
~supP4fied blui, u he had not !-aned b, IA. sub-T,,.r
~ q ''ra'nfr ~ te way ~hieh tls fsw. or 70 fiepd,
sfr,f' fm"ug us Loco Foro Jacket. n liz New Yor.
re-. 80 =. f.an'ios of South Csioiina
Ss" "HA 20 rsrsrs' a,a, s-e ia EI g.s. us
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
Delowaro Election.

The faction 10 the State d Deleware took place On
TUESDAY. John 3 NiIignn WIS me Wing candidate
fr Congress. md Thomas Robinson the Van Bur-n
candidate By o slip from the D~l-wafe Gazette Ga.
zerr. ae lesrn thal New Css'le CDnniy has given ROB.
insoa n usiariy ~ 10 AtMe Presidential election
no 1895 tMc Van Bufen majaEiy Ia that County was
i42.
The Pe0nsyiyunisn sirtes that NilIigsn'r msiority Ia
Kent County IL about N. Robinson therefore goes ~.
10 SH.srr. The only roma ming county. 1901 ~ 40 ahead.
~ 'hv presidential election in 1895, Sussex esye e
" nHg majority II J57 She must harr sadly trgrner
a'ca " she DO n0t now th.st3 give a Wig msiofity Of
10 -J8ur II Ccmrsrrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

10 ne

LII re-, - an 80 sd I fir. s.ns.ts t..t
f.srt. ttdfcfs = sofd-ret ust ts.n4ts.f f..
t,na. uf 90 t.rart isa ftH'es. sal ia la-. ss.,
erm tn1 u0srot.s- seof.'' a. co.. r,aeiy. 81.
siss~ to-r. fe-. ~ nag afea iramsh as ,sr.e.
.uccuub ta' ERIE no ts1p'- orc fssst tsfq4sl.
81. They ere a.i - siH ts l.4f n,f ts lb.,.
~hosf ;fs.t u .a iHr gr.p'e. stl is tms People
"fiy. cast daan 90 rsutssa.
~ ne 81. Pc q Use cry ere o. iurs fHe rfss-
e1i catastrophe 90 trr.41I add ilry o., receive
Gar BE- g ns'tfy isrson. Ttst lr.sa4 3 puf5u,e
10 'oisfprs'. s,rarttns CO. as ,srs n 100, ~ i.-
m.ffas Naa1sY essa nr sra hereby a,o d
haucsi heu4s 70 Anr.,sa ieta erlea-e. tai.a
81 uEnu humsu liberty sae faa.Ist suvctcrrfv
20 meet as .u & er~u ial e. coo a.4sl rarf l.se
st.eUse@srD sLsh stsilake ff ry s.llseis
CAs1iss ,, eftl "a tg@ fc-tst e. s,r rr1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
GENERALIZATION
- SlssaruUsTTTs
Frua ~ Bystra AIas

DowaEall q aaFt.n Van Bureniit
Desvs,ta ssS ss7at,a cf Gs AH4sy RessneI ''f
0UEr rsycsH foE rut fsistsr rt.s.
,siiaa ere ne urt,s l.eut
hrt ~ the r~rres haast Iro ssthc yfaud.
Asi satte ~ Gee ~e p.a. oftlr g-r-
H. iAarl-sat. ham4ss sao abe " oocusl.safe.
Ttru fals ~ toidf Add zoo thsi H., were rcb.
40 rbato oe Pof-s-o 10y t.attte, ~r'e flrooz.
Ard scogfge- ia eeaE-aut for that lh"' made laws
1LstiDtl q zoe s~e4t OF ah.i- arov 60 b.ooc-
Ior tsese, hai siai zee Nation ce-s them out
Fr7a tie .He-laatls LJe,aaL
G'e-i98s Ne,, from Ns- .So,4-Thc New York pa.
peis coul,'u tI- glorious sad gtaify ,nr Intelligence
uaai the Wang ticket 10 that city has b.ru iuomphsnt,
Notwithstanding aI The e1eruous ofthe Van Buren, par
~ aided By the government ma aerce and patronage
Tie whole Icke. for G vernon, Lieut. Governor, Con
gross aui Assembly, IS earned THIS 10 q ylctcfy worth
having
From @f Boston EssHiag Gaz,ae.
Mr. Caiu6rsl-ng well known as he present chairman
Of the Committee of WAYS and Means 10 Congfr.s, Is
defeated by the Whigs, aho d. not seem to syInpatnIse
with him IN his misfortune, or to believe that the coun-
ny VIII snfe, a. c"uscqlence Of permission having
been grauled Aim 10 stay Of hoinc.
from Ne .Nfe Bed|o5a Geza.e.
NINE CHEERS FOR THE EMPIRE STATE
Tsi1nJh 4 he Pcopb in .Yco Yoot ,- Hh,g mojor.t,
l5aNt4 tie cry -CdsrcAH L Ca-jraeog Is df6atdt
tn Wings # iAe Empire State have again nobiy
perlorned the dity at the polls. The three DAYS elec.
ton mas resulted IA complete and triumphant victory to
the People, and the ely STANDS redeemed.
From the LgnoH Courier.
GLORIOUS NEWSn
Downfall n No tin Van Buren, The Wings trium.
plant The people free
From Tie .Yaionol .T,eis.
II BALL Is STOPPED.
The great State nf Neg York has spoken in tones not
TO be mistaken Mr. Vans Buren, is discarded by his
own state. The main pillar Of BIZ, administration has
fallen from beneath IT. he has suffered a loss. compar-
cd WIN which the temporary loss Of Ohio 70 The Wings
is % no account.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

Tnr srs TntAsuEY ApMIvIsrnATtox EFEuErn.
81 Camlrdeag igf al home IN spae of la,aeutafioog
beyr or dserbtrc
The hardrtt blow 10 the Sub Treasury. and tic -.
y'f"si rebukr 10 its authors have received Is in the de.
'THi ~ the present representative 81 the Administrator
'h" oH' rnan oi th" Committee of Ways md Means in
The House Of representatives., from N~w Yufk.
The amsl voice from the bauLs orthe &, I,w,ccc.
-" echord ly M" pf~m"n'0rv symptom Il Manhattan
is'7pd, and pr"'lsIm'd and prolonged from the el4ys.
tom IT iho 'iavou'e son h,re. j. r.Luked and sieorot
INTO in'lgn'h'anc" and con empt by the ue1ri.. friend.
and ne'-hH"fs rh0s~ saf- and understanding Il a., p,,ss
insuiisd. SIC stupey iato1nss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

Gcoreid Lce'Sa'ure The Georgia Legislature wns
organized on tie 9th Of November, at MiiiedgeyiI.e tn
seat Of government. The election r. officers appears 10
have been determined by personal preference, as much
as by party division. In the Senate we find Charles
Doughrt'y tWhig) elected President, mud John F..
Lamb Administration chosen Secretary. In the House
NrDay (E b was elected by a majority Of two votes
over Mr. Chrriwrthrf Estate Rights John II, Dyson
was elected Clerk ~ \. ErDrcss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
From Tie National IciS.
TIE BALL Is SIOPPED.
E.em he .Nnnnnnl Gn-,,l.

Igom the .N0tt0n0i Ga=uc.
The New York elections have resulted. So far az the
re'urns indicate, 10 the prostration Of fadicalism thro'-
out the STATE The constitutional party have ample
cause FOR c~ongraHla'ion, that 50 important o member Of
lhe Union yields no longer 10 tie assumptions Of the
federal executive, or 20 the self Interested management
oi he prominent supporters II is a severe and most
righteous febuke 10 the President that the State Of his
nativity, hs chiei reliance and dearest hope in the hour
OF political need, thus proves its contempt for his itnbe.
CHE administrait ~ ls disgust Of his silly and baneful
projects What new lhels vii his scurrilous organs
invent against 'Fedprai Bank Whigs' 70 cover their
disgrace and snn,he their modification : The recent
i%tapdrIrnt gains Of the Cabinet agents H. Penusylvania
aud their i"riuitDus success in Ohio. have been trumpet
ed with elphaotne yigor in every quarter Of the coun-
try and not a doubt EXISTED with them that the Empire
state wnn'd echo the blast. Il is time 10 remind them
OF certain epic verses about SOM arrnt King Of France,
who with fifty thousand men, marched up the hill and
then marched down again
From me Philadelphia Ga,ere-
There is jnv in Gotham. TIE spoilers are discomft-
Cd with m exceeding great slaughter. hner a severe
though orderly contest. in Which strong ARGUMENTS aud
influences have been "hurled 10 and fro with i,cuIatinn
dire. the Whirs of New York have reared their stan.
d1rds on The Ely-ian fields IF glory and rrnpso They
'av" carried the metropolis easy : and the news thus
far from The interior would indicate Ih7t the state. hear.
inp heir victorious tramp, would follow suit. The
middl" counties, however, are somewhat susnioious-
but time viii tell.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
Trf,ae frsn a, ss.aaa. yrts',G ct rr,,osa.
Trnrw &C., -

URN Ca,sp.. Nv
We rs-r~' ., i.sf- ih.f ~ hsarricsn s5is,cs ~as sh-,
nssf Con- NsH. or Nrturs&tr. issi ~ some ofth~ al
notices stai -.~s sire vrlrfv 8 rtnr~r,o is., ;,
uste ia 'Le DslpAH, statss hat ga httrst. spparenu,
fhge nnh mfn. ~rfe seen passsr caxa that ne
usrr hn.tr3 sst 90 nri f,a7 ef msts arr su.Gt,..,
ft~lr ssd the so.untres iaklnr iksu T = at~Is gnt
it rtaset h8afrsf. thtt tass srrr Auarrrsn s,iAltts
bcans 81 s-ns rst rfffr rnun'rv beiaw An ka.r
ran aHeer cAps - Cars~sN See fufkulne dar. MAI, .
b.tas caupifiris frtprftes fSr Greens sr~rs w.
hsse no doobt eF'fy s4itfscuen hatrsa frisapablt b.
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do nai hssvs e.. 90 Hrsrs hks ths rfracn'. 30 b'sne t.,
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The f-tat orc & Camlrrirr,. who has
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li,Lse - ia Of Him.
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Rf'pr0s fran q few counties are received, SLOW .rg a
q barge Wing glIU since The special election 10 ADEus'
1871. and rendering q not iuH t1hsblS that h.zakIah q
Wtils the Wig a. udidsts ir Congress. - elected
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usmber Il the pfeseDf Congtrst Tie eo1rbss beers
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Wig MINORITY Ia &c towns. II 05J.
II t. said the Wings have Elected ten members 70 Cr7.
gress aud tie tories onc-and % one Dstncl t4ul 90 CO.
ton.
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