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EuiancipatiOn.


rS celebrated English Race Horse and stallion VIII make the
Of aiJ At my stable, Halifax Courthouse Va, winch
will the Goth day OF February aud expire the 1T day
the day the expires, and $3.50 inureHEch VIII be
rrcd wlt 81 groom every Every
attention Will be By excellent groom aud also 10y myself
accidn escapes but Will not BE- responsible Ter
happen il will b. required IN all cases that persons
living q" the County 10 send Their notes with Their Mares ana
the subscriber himself the right OF lenirin. security,
cash from persons whose pccna situation Is not salts
factory 10 him. Mares fed heretofore al - IL cents per day
r., .,uIar- and ser, ant, BOARDED gratis.
Emancipation fine bay Mtsra hands high and OF the most
perfect propo'on combined WIN strength IL y derth super
add ls racing exploit" III detail, ns thy nave been re
the public Will therefore, merely remark
horse Of the inst character nj all dsinccs
Iii, this Country, IN SIZE and appearance are equal u"
they do mol eNcri thr 81 :" my o.r "" ni, i
WINE III ih.''i" an, ,;,n.S az ,-Jy 49,, a..
last year they Won twenty one uts q" HpEHras, ana Tue
only al two seisoh 'htLt Dchs none .oue.I IMAM . nor
older than four years WIN he lew ol nei' races 10 $40"
that they possess bo!h slcGu ana 'ohti,uh"'c'
Chester, May uh--~wccpsllAts-2 inilc meats
Drnham b. Query by Emancipation years Old,
Mr. Smiths CHI c. PedIar, years, =
Mr. W. sc"tlS y. 'i,, y! & H.. =, - ~ ua'' III
Newton, June 9Th
Borough Gold Cup OF 100 SOW added To swccplks OF 10
Mr. Dcnam D. c. compensatory os Gi'"Hciloh iyeafS
old, ST. 2lh.
Mr. Ram-ry's bk H. The Doc'0f, > years, 9sL
Lord WeStmin.tcIs br tatdial run years old, ST }
Ludlow June yin
The Oakley PARK stakes oi ~ SOW each with % added heats
once round and distance.
10 ; ~ h. 1872
Mr. Jones b. h. Bolivar, aged. u st.
Mr. Collects III Duenna, aged, II Il. II lb. %
Mr. Georges b. Tipruo, years lid, . Il. h.
Five others started, but were moi placed.
I'll. Stand Cup value 100 specie added swecp.akrs
of Is SOW each rouud and distance about miles, ri
scrbrrs.
Nj Drnhams D. {. compensation, U. a''la'o", !cd'S
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RICHMOND MARKETS, March I, 1s4O.
ToBAcco-Inspectons continue large for the season;
sales of urs ranged yesterday from $40 $50 for
ght weights 50 $50 for heavy do; general sales OF
leaf 81 a 81 and 6; fine qualities S6l Il. A crop of
fine manufacturing leaf brought from sol lOl
WINFREE & WILLIAMSON.
FLorR-Cty Mils-saIes OF 1000 bbls Haxall's
brand Sc % Country-salcs at s., at which rates
800 barrels have been taken for export this week.
WHEAT Small parcels bring 81 for red, and SlOo
for white. Crops command cts more.
CoRS-Very dull at 30 cts. per bushel.
OATs-3l "a cts. per bushcl.
CLOVER SEED--Sll per bushel.
Sales eleven Hhds. Tobacco of Mr.. VIM o. Payne
of Goochland, at Shockn Warehouse No. I, S94
No. g, $40; No O. S9! No 10, SO; No IL, So
No. u, 50; No. ID SoA; No IA 73; No. 10. SGT! No.
l6 80; No.!i7, Sl04. Average, s. SO.
March 6, 1910.
From DE Baltimore Patriot 7aursdanJ
Four-Sales of Howard street from stores yester-
day at 81 S74 50, at the latter prices short credit
and sale also at "A 81 cash. The market this morn
ing is dull, and prices range from 81 SIT to So GO; the
receipt price 81 TO- and supplies fair. Sales of City
Mills at So Sales of Susqueharna at 81 SD cash
Grain-Primc rcd Wheat is worth % 81 co. there
is but little white Wheat in market Yellow Corn,
A. 49c do white 43 4Ic Rye 30c and Oats 20 CSC.
The receipts of grain limited
Clorer Seeds worth 50 80 a 10 30, as in quality
Uhiskeg-Saes of bbls from Stores at % 25tc, and
in hhds g 23ic. The wagon price exclusive Of
Dbl PIE.
PrOriSi0ns-The provision market dull, and prices
nominal We note sales of new Baltimore cured Ba-
assorted at 9sc. Hams selling at lie. Wes-
tern Lard No. at &c. cash: prime old Western assor
ed Bacon at Sc hams at &c; mIddlIngs at &C; Shout
ders, Gaze Mess Pork at SD 80 Mess Beet at SIS;
No. at Sl3 and prime at Sll.
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Several were ordered to be engrossed.

y UNAWAY IN JAIL-Therc committed 10 the jan Of
IL Hanover County, the 9th day Of December last rs
way, who calls himself ARCHIE BROW nma d
that he the property Of WIN. legrand oil frnse uM
County Va hired the last y'arton MI iH'
derSon of Chesterfield County said negro black zee.
ahou, 10 years old, had when committed, sun u & - ~
casner with red Aanncl shirt The Of sad slave u
quoted forward, prove his property pay ~
INN '"''' u NJ s ~ IRA +. BOWLES, D. j.,
For c, p. GoOdaH, H. j. H. {.
a, Sl-2awGw
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Il i understood, that no little panic has been exci'
,sl IN the Wing camp, by recent event. Their Elec
,r N The Caroline District has declined to act He
cannot 20 for Gen. Harrison. There is some hutter-
po Of course amongst the wounded pigeons But this is
moi the onv disappointment by many, that they are dcs-
tined to experience They will find that many man,
on whose votes cooperation they have counted, will
M, obey the whistle of the lIarrisonian Leader
What expect Virginia TO go for him; .Ntrer.
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Tho Petersburg lnrlligenccr is calling upon Bruins
- al the election of a candidate, to whom the
, ~,rS ln,cisencer once denied every single qua
si., ,, far the Presldency-lt is calling upon her
Ta.,,s Shells, Lacys and other "good and true men
- xiii .icr battles in the Legislature and on the Hust
But il is not the first time, that G!cndower has
..snrits from the Vastly deep, and they tcould not
.-~, What cxpec, Brunswick to support man as
Pes dent, who does not practise upon single great
institutional principle, that is common with Virginia
rss is really expecting too much from her intelligence
I'D ,nrrOtiSm.
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C.ssion Of the C0iit"r"a<-A letter appears IN the
\ n-l,ns PAPERS stating that the British Minister is
.t,,,iur Tor cession of the two CALIFORNIA; to g.
p-,,in This would be an extraordinary move on the
sho,-d-and one which we could not help view
Inc with the keeneSt suspicion. The letter adds, that
NJ pachcnham is likely to snccecd-eniorced, rs the
r,onosi,,on is, BY British gold.
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WANTED in the counties Of Rockingham; Shenan-
,,,b PAGE, &c, &c. fifty "good and true Wings who
u, do the work of the Wing members of Congress at
washington. As in many counties It will be difficult
.n,kr up this qnota, u handsome reward for each
~ and truc'' Wing poll will be paid, out of the
Wbg prvv purse. Apply to H. A. W. 4 Co, Head
,,,,eTs al Washington, to the Central Committee
:r; - This CITY lire La BagateHe!
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Cy dinner prefers General Harrison 10 general
run Bat even the Delegate for Logan may not be
able escape the general rum In Hogarth celebrated
picture Of the end of the world there is among other
rntlrnS, an old, broken tobacco-pipc
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W. thank the \. y. Gazette for its advice; though
go nus, decline to take it, He sees one side of the
aI and VT. the other. Our information satisfies US,
,s ,s Wbirs will be baicd in y York, and that she
MIL ar,m stand mp for her own distinguished SON
,[. We are most grossly deceived he will beat the
.o,gy coalition Of Abolitionists, Anti-Masons, Bank
,S3 Fedcrasts Their unholy ''Greek fire will, in
@ season, be extinguished by the true ''fire of the
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i.lLc On let ont of the kng."

,.h,s been said, over and over again (and indeed IT
49," No Ghost to come from the grave to tell us,)
reg. -. scheme of the Wings was TO put in General
thai -, sr one tcrm and then TO give Mr. Clay the
hail' ss;on We have heard an anecdote, which would
soorm tins anticipation Mr. c"y dned at IL, Hangover
ecu, rrny to a complimentary toast. In the pero-
raH! = his Address, he told them that he was wax
iao rc,rs and that it almost time for him TO re-
ine !" :-;yate life, &c, &c. Mr.. Bolts of the ii. of
ui' soon afterwards, and in the presence of their
Il .,,o,,s' cuest-remarked upon what he had just
~ and declared tina, they could no, permit him to re-
IN, The dav was coming, when he (Air CD would
i''. ,,nu!cte, what Gen HarrIron would begin
nav mod his services at the end of the four years.
ara ,,, whole scheme developed in few words
rs,-y thing is cut and dry. The General, first,
:, e.. NEWT &c. Nc.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
To the Democratic Republican Toters Of Nelson county
Fellow -ctzens-The time is fast approaching when
you will be called upon to choose Representative for
the next Legislature of Virginia, which one of great
Importance There will! be IT, s. Senators to elect.
1t behooves YOU then friends of American Demo-
cratic principles vote for no doubtful canddatclet
him be Thorough going Democrat of the old stamp,
opposed to L. s. Bank, to Protective Tariff, to In
ternal improvements by the General Government,
against the Harrisburg nomination for President and
Vice President, and against VIM. Z. Rivcs tor U. ,.
Senator. Such is DR.. l.. n. LIggon, who is now be-
fore you as the Democratic candidate Arise, then,
Republicans of Nelson county, in the majesty OF your
strength and allv aud ALL at the beat OF the drum,
around the candidate of your party, Doctor Liggon-
Feowctzens, unless you preserve unity and use vgo-
rous exertons, YOU may again be defeated by your
Federal Wing opponents II any of you have any Sc
crct que open hostility to the Republican candidate,
bury it, least for season; for it your country that
demands the sacrifice At your
our enemies the Federal Wings, have taken the field
with Gen. Brown, their candidate Yes, Brown,
who was once the Republican Representative of Mel
son. has suffered himself to be brought out by the Wing
party as their candidate. Would you have believed 1t.
i say more, to the polls, Republican Democrats
of Nelson and teach the aposate General, that how
ever much you like him man, you detest and abhor
his motives, which is the promotion Of his
William c. Rivcs to the Senate of the U. States at
least, ] know that was the motive OF some OF the
Wings who took active part in bringing HIM out
lie (Brown) once Proiesseu Replhllcah PfinciPes'
and condemned WhiGserv but lie is now the tavorite
candidate of this same Wing party, and the advocate
of Harrison Cor the Presidency Oh consistency! thou
art jewel But did he BROWN or those who now sup.
port him. suppose the reemcn of Nelson could be dupcd
or charmed into the Wing ranks b. the name of one
who was their favoritc, long as he stuck to
their ancient and cherished principles But to suppose
for moment that the Republicans OF Nelson would
support an apostatc and descrer from those principles,
an insult to their understanding and to their patriotism
Republican Democrats Let us rally round the stand
ard of Democracy-and make long pull, strong
pull and pull altogethcr-and Nelson will be olsen
thracd / therefore call upon you in the name Of
your country-in the of those sacred principles
which were purchased by the blood and treasure
fathers to be active and vgilant in sustaining those
prnciples as handed down TO US BY fathers-and
let us endeavor to hand them down to our children
.unsuled and untarnished Let us then be united
and active-et nothing keep US from the polls, and
victory will be ours.
A DEMocRAnc VOTER or NELSON County
March 1St, lo40.
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n The lst No. of THE CRISIS will appear on
Monday next We glad to state that signs so lar
axe favorable to its 1t is already RECEIVING
LIBERAL share of subscriptions
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Feb 81

r,RtST saIE-By of deed OF trust executed 70 INC
subscribers for purposes therein inentiohsa p '3h
w y,rhronrh the day of April, s3' ana huy rcotau
in m. CLERKS office Luneng County we WIZ osf LOT she
un.nhrrr Courthouse the highest bidder NJ nbc non
% an The OH day of March next That being lunenburs
Court day right title and interest which ne me sara
w VarInup holds possesses, claims enjoys or u ehuen 10
. irn,. will Of his father Joseph iarbro2h aef
i,,a If Tie County Incnhc Tie estate Of the sara joseph
,c v undivided consisting both OF real and personal pro-
merry living and being the said County of unenbrr es
ne tIcs we will convey such title only isvested III US ~ mo
deed Of trust aforesaid. - ,,r,,
X. +. JONES, ( 1raaeS
WILLIS BLANTOE. 49,
r,- gl-awt0M
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vb;r Editor of the buffalo Centinel' may
, d the election Of Lazy. Mhg ,1 in
oo>''' her sons TO appeal to her in vain The appeal
'rF sun" ',Se 10 her BY her Republican by those
IS now ,, her State Rights banner of '9S'9o and the
FiG yea Anil will show, that their ''appea is not in
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DUgLIC SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, &c:1Ii;e sghscrbcts
win NJ pull;c arctiou Wednesday, pad April neat, on
the prcs tie valuable Of Land the late residence "i
Of MrCkrbnra. THIS estate situated
or rs don and Randolph Macon college, '8tah'
about Oo acres and lies both sides ol Aliens Creek m Two
m,Irsaving large ruany al low grounds ON the Creek aud
branches while most The high land Is OF hne qa Tor oOaro,
ybca The plantation sufficient for the en-
y.nt Of Il or hands and has several tine meadows yield
an immense quantity herds The inpovc are,
excellent Eianary stables, over
ouI negro houses tobacco barns and all utrr ssay
Lonsrs. aI.o cr MILL both IN good repair the former
large CUSTOM and The latter rendered valuable
nv rho abundance timber the land Either Of the
Subscribers will the land any person who may wish TO
II.
We viii sell time and place, 30 30 likely Negroes
women boys and girls good Miller and Black
smith horses, catr, sheep aud hogs: household and
Kitchen furniture tools, &c. Tcrms1h land VIII be
sold on Of and years the purchaser giving BOMBS
with approved security and the subscribers retaining the
right i payment made For the slaves and other property the
giving bonds with satisfactory security, credit oi II
months will be given.
As executors late VIM Green, will also sell al mo
time Of ~ months. between two aud three nun
dred barrels Of quantity Of wheat OATS hay ana toaas
and an elegant new baroncie. 49, ,,rrn
DODSOS,
WM W. OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
Mo- g-lawtds
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The name of Mr.. CLAYTON G, coleman was
,aso.n.d in our last He is again candidate for re-
election IN the counties Of Charles City and New
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GEO. WN. BROWN, Attorney AZ Lar, Gal,e;tGn, d Tbn
VI practise Of the lst judicial D!sti' H.
supre Courts Of lii. Republic Austn. He viii attend 70 e
location any nrr Of the Republic ana as s, a.
profession Letters addressed "
Galveston post-ad Orleans will be promptly at ~
Refer e-Messrs. Goode and seddei htolnes IL Law $50
Mess.s. Baldwin, Kent & Co.. Richmond, "a. "a -
March
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MT NAYS Card received too late for this morning 8
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u initiate the zeal of the enemy, though we dcs-
'e w''l and his scurrty. Thanks to him, howe
lse ms shown his determination to put down the Re-
eI ne nary. ii he and his activity tends to over
abIeti, ~, onathy Of our own party. The Wing din
one u, pcrchcs, and sponting travelling Electors,
e. n -rcklcss assertions of their multiplied presses,
nd ~" - many n wrong passenger.
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Fridan, .Mnrch 6, $40

communication was received from the Senate,
stating that they have passed the bills, entitled.
An act amending the act authorizing the county court
of Monongala county to raise money for certain pur-
poses-An ACT authorizing ferry from the lands Of
Thomas and Ephraim Pollock, i'll the county OF Mar
shall the Ohio rIvcr-An act Tor the relief OF
Vcrlinda Pcry-An act TO amend the several acts con-
corning ferries, andAn act incorporating the Danve
Savings Institution.
They have also passed the bills, entitled
An act concerning Squire Saver; and-An act to az.
thorze a separate election at Mangohick in the county
of King William, with amendments, which were con-
Cured in by the House.
Mr. CARDwELr from Committee of Enrolled Bills,
reported sundry bills as truly enrolled.
ENGROSSED BILLS.
The following engrossed bills were read the third
time and passed. bill concerning lotercs-2 a
bill to amend an act entitled, act for the better or
ganization of the ma-3. bill for the relief of the
heirs of John A. Trent, deceased and TO release the
right of the Literary Fund.- in certain cases. to forfeited
lands.
The Report of the Committee of Claims, against the
petition Of Richard S. Rev of Accomack, was, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Bayly, taken up.
Mr. BAYLY moved to reverse the resolution OF the
Committee, and supported his motion at some length
The motion rejected without division
A bill giving jurisdiction to Justices of the peace, IN
actions of trespass upon real and personal property
was, on motion of Mr.. SMITH of Isle of Wight, ia.
ken up
MIR. SMITH submitted several amendments, when
Mr. Goopsos moved the indefinite postponcment OF
the bill.
Mr.. TuSsrALL supported the motion to postpone
belcYng the Justices had much 10 do now as they
could.
Mr.. RADCLIFFE and Mr.. SMITH opposed the motion,
and advocated the bill.
Mr.. GREGORY and Mr. KEEN supported the motion
to postpone, which prevailed: Ayes 90, noes 10
A bill providing for the payment of slaves condemned
to transportation under the act concerning the crcua
ton of incendiary publications, was, on motion OF hr
BuRwELL of Bedford, taken up
Mr.. B. explained the provisions OF the Dull ana on
his motion, several amendments were adopted
The bill was ordered to be cngrossed.
Various bills were ordered to be engrossen
A bill providing more cffccually for the opening ano
repairs Of the public roads in the county OF Loudoun
was, on motion of Mr.. May, postponed indchhl'eiy-
Ayes 40, noes 81
A bill 10 amend the several acts concerning the oour
Of Appeals was on its engrossEicnt
The bill, among other things, provides that S3Ol
shall be the smallest in controversy, which shall
Justify an appeal to the Court of Appeals.
Two hundred dollars substituted Tor three hun
was laid the table.
A LARGE number Of bills were read second time
Between 25 and 30 read amended and ordered te
be enrrosscd, when the hour for recess arrived
Ecening Session.
The House was engaged during the evening in read
ing and amending bills.
Several were ordered to be engrossed
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Vide Tom JomeS-pdSsia.
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Address Jas +. NJ. Palmer, Halifax [. H.. Va
March, Ioo-"Ip'
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EXTRACT Of a letter from distinguished Jurist IN
MnrmInnn

q" congratulate you on the result Of the late Presi
dental election in our dear native State Considering
the destructive force with which the late Federal storm
has swept this fair Union, she has sustained her
self most nobly-God bless her. am now more salts
fed than ever that strict construction of TIE Constl
tuition and an administration of the powers conferred
by it according TO the principles Of Jefferson, are ndls-
pensably necessary to the peace harmony and exist
of this Union The late election, singular as It
may seem, cannot from the manner in which il has
been conducted be considered as decision against any
Of our political principles this there great
laton Let it therefore be constantly borne in mind
showing the propriey of recurring 10 first principles
and of again taking the original foundation whereon to
reconstruct and re-edfy our party. have still an abld
ing confidence in the people"
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EOR 2IlE E.NQElRER.

Sussex g. H., Nov. ~, lcIU.
Praise 10 God for great Republican victory Every
Democrat feel rcjoccd AT the result of the Prcsi.
dental election, far Virginia is concerned. Vr-
GINA she always has been and she will be,
democratic iirginia,) Benjamin w. Leigh, William
c. Rives, log cabins, hard cider, skins, &c. to
the contrary notwithstanding. Virginia is tru-
y entitled to be styled the flag ship Of the Unon and
- the flag ship of virginiu. We call upon you
to keep the flag flying the mast head, and when there
is flag, then, in The language of the patriotic John
Zoe, we say, "give us the pole
down, Mr. Editor, for the purpose of apprising
on, that we, your subscribers at Sussex Courthouse
and Conans Well Post Offices, are subject to repeat
ed dlsappointmcnts in getting our papers regularly
1t happens very often that the mail brings no Enquirer
TO these Offices we, therefore, have of com
plant Where the fault lies, cannot say. want you
to enquire into the cause.
Because we are beaten in the Presidential Election,
we not disposed 10 abandon any Of the great and
vital principles for which have fought neither
we willing 10 be deprived ofrcadlng your valuable pa
per.
J SvLsrr;Lcr nj SuscrY N
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land, and perhaps Louisiana, what are To do: But
Virginia has not slaughtered her allies, abandoned
her faith.
Georgia has deserted u.s. We, who were her lead
fast friends in her controversy with the Grncrnl Govern
mcnt; in her difficulties with the ndnns; in the Mis-
sionary and conflict with the Supreme Count
We, who never failed her, have received Llow in the
face for the part have taken and The assistance we
rendered. II was unkind blow from that hand but
still do mt regret Tie part acted Georgia VS.
right them and did right in Standing by her, though
the hands of the dcadlest enemies she ever had anu
God grant she may have no cause 10 provoke lis
else
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JOS. LlPSCOMB.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To the Democratic Fotcrs Of the Northern Week

10 the Democratic IotcrS OF the Northern Week
District
minated Candidate for Congress i now bs6ooves HE
Democrats, in obedience TO suggestion lately thrown
in the Enquirer to take prompt action on the sub
ect The late Presidential election has demonstrated
beyond doubt, that have majority in the District
and that union, and perseverance are all that
necessary to insure In order 10 obtain
the full and hearty cooperation othe party throughout
the District Convention is deemed indispensable; for,
is fact known many, that there are Individuals
prepared to give Jealous support to the nominee OF
Convention, who would vote for no candidate how
ever acceptable, under other circumstances 1t IS,
therefore, proposed and e time has been agreed upon
for holding the Convention at King George Court
house on Friday, 22d day January next, ls4l.
Our friends earnestly solicited TO give to the sub
pct their earliest attention They will have ample OPP
por,uuy between this and then, of holding meetings
and appointing delegates; and as it is anxiously de.
sired that there should be fair expression of opinion,
in regard the selection TO be made, il is hoped ;hat
the interest of each county may be fully represented
on that occasion MANY VOTERS.
n. B. At the time il is expected there will be
nomination made Of candidate for the State Sc
nate