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lhis foBesry.
New YofA, February e. Isll
Rwy ANTEp fuMIblATHLY. lwa
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ess a the Ta,lorns nasiness
tpa, Is, 1874. ssr
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change of seed, bat let the exchange al
ways be for bette. or more perfect gfa'n'
and no doubt an Improvement wll be soon.
or secured than by any other means; aud
thea be careful, er,ry year, 10 select The
best of your crop 10 sow, or plant, and the
probability IS, tibet nature will mol require
another change Of seed so soon.
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Gold Wine for sale.

WE Nubscfibers offer their valuable Cod
Nine Tor Sale known bp tho name Of Hon
ierS hline, five miles North of Charlatc in Meek
lenhurf County. NC. For terms apply TO h'
subscriber living on the premises.
Oct %, is4p. 81
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THE FARMERS RICHES-Aa Extract
1.-THE great mischief, among Us farmers.
is, that we are in too great hurry TO get
rich. We seem to forget tact the golden
ages has passed by, and that We are living
under the hard Influence OF the iron age
We are greatly mistaken too, as ! thnk'
10 that in which our true r,ches consists
One uan considers himself rich, because
be has large sum Of money 10 lend, anc
at an usurious interest, and thus takes ad
vantage Of the disEesses Of tie ilmes.--
Another is accounted rich, because he
owns d large amount Of stocks 10 some mon
eyed institutions. But the farmer ! wealth
cousis, not in his stocks, not IN bus houses,
bat in his rich lands recollecI when
began farming, an old friend aud acqua'n'
lenee, Mr.. John Carer, gave me p'ecr
OF valuable advice Make your lands
rich,' said he 'and ia proportion as lhey be
come rich, y0a will 6e rich. ~
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NOTICE.

FEVHE Notes Of the ern Of Rankin 4 Co which
a fell to the lot Of Ds. Wa. Inhastan, Of Lin
cola county, are IN the hands Of the su5scribsr
in Charlotte. al persons Indebted arc expected
TO make settlement very shortly, Or their papers
will be given 10 an officer tar collection.
Nm. JOHNSTON
ocfG, 1871. a
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ED EsPECTFULLY isf5yu4s thase who may
NC, teel interested, that he has resumed thu
practice u bis PROFESSION. Tie expects 10
make arrangements which w,G enabls hin u at.
tend 10 tho Practice Of Medicine exclusively.
Ssgsr CFeek, Sept. 30, Is4l. t6
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FARgAn A. HAYES
CFaEEGE or SCHEDULE
Oa me rome direct from SALfSBIsR J
10 RALLItfI, eia dsa50renrf aisd

Piftsborcupi.
q E'AYES Salisbury 81 Bedncs4sy and Sal
y urdag 81 o'claat. A w., alef tie atrival
of tae stages .fqn Tia Sunih and Wgsi. Attiyss
10 Balceh nert eayN - o'sloek, L NJ.
seaves Raleigh Wr6ntsdaYs and SAtafdsvs a.
: o'clock. A MI, arrives ID saisbnsY, acts da}
81 10 O'Clock, T, "
Passengers wtll bsOr in miOt 'Nsl lhia route
is or % nj g nearer, end - ~ seBts cheaper
,han viz Greeu4be5o1eh. Persons rom tie s8nih
ard West wishing ,Dtfs1fl Tits toato woud Ga
aeil % enter TO salisbury onlr.
Ali possible efeftiors wi, De oscd 10 roattibata
% the com!4rt VI pagasngcrs,
J0Ei. MeLEAN,
ng Tt4aaa g GeReas Agfat
Ayr O. ISL Ia
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~ SUPPLY Of Wrapping Paper Also few
reams Of Writing Paper
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Ma, amt Joe Smith cour,in' our
Heiegl'
No. what makes you iliDk go :"
Why, always wien he comes near her
she sorlcr leans up 10 him like pig 70 a
warm lmb.
There, Alley, 60 and bring in some
chips
Set value on tho smallest morsels Of
knowledge. TIE fragments are the dust Of
diamonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

" WHO'S or NEw-YoEK! the eyes of the
Union are upon you! In 1889 you saved the Tn
ION from the iron thraldom of Loco-F ocoisrn and
received the thanks of the whole land-YoU CAN
20 IT AGAIN viii you not resolve and DO
ri Such a victory will be worthy the iron age Of
the Rcpublic-,hc winter of 10. See how the
eyes Of thu Nation turn ins,nct;vely, mploringly
10 you. The Baltimore Patriot says:
-" We publish to-day the address of the Wing
State Convention Of NewYork In the energen-
cy which has now occurred, the eyes of the Ma
ton are directed towards that State. Amid the
disasters which overlook the Wings in 1889, the
Empire State maintained proudly the stand -hc
sumed in 1887 when, with voice potential, and
which revcrberated throughout the land, she
passed sentence Of condemnation on her son,
then. at the head of the Government. A ciss has
again occurred when nothing less than her giant
strength uphold the Wing party. We then
say to every true Of the State see that you
vindicaie the coming Election, the fame and POI
sition of your commonwealth. Let New-York
stand firm, and the ground lost in other States will
be regaincd, with slight effort. Let the Empire
State give way. and it may require mighty strug
gle that would almost convuse the Union, to save
the Country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15
Fnr the Neg York Tribune


husIc.-AmOns the extraordinary developments 10 y
steaty making iG the Arts and Sciences and
,hich less meorate our social condition
has i-nyto characterize the present. era there is one
branch the improvements sysematizine and faciita,-
ng the acquisition Of the In oHls Ige Of which have been
such excite unqualified admiration and surprise 80
mucs 20 indeed that, the estimation of the writer the
ubect has not elected that degree Of public attention
shici It's merits thought demand. Allgsion h4d
particularly 10 the science Of Sacred Vocal Music espe
cially TO tie s''oahng facilities that have been disco
'eFed and successfully applied for inparting knowedge
of ms very delightful juvenile minds That the
,uJsc, he's not received TIE attention deserves ha
ionbtles, been owing back sarine. gviag it pro-
publicity, the part OF those qualified bear tes
mony also, IN measure, perhap, the absorbing
Of his money making world being considered para
nOuat to the h'pPne. OF the young and rising genera
ZOE. The writer, Who Is parent and no way pecu-
aiary .ntere,ed teaching music, has recently witness.
ed pub exhibitions Of juvenile singing with the
most unaloyed Qualification and delight concert of
This description gIvea short since by the pu
ps of Mr. {. Webster, the Rev. Mr. Haieid's church
% Broome and Ridge aud by special re
ques, will be repeated this friday evening in the same
place As the doors will be thrown open for the free adj
mission OF all Who may be pleased to attend parent, with
their little ones and Others Interested in juvenile prof
cencies, vail have opportunity of enjoying an enter
'aininent which III: writer doubts will elicit their
thanks FOR this friendly and dis ne'e.ted notice. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

z Psi Epsiion.-A Convention ofsclegates from
all the branches of the PSI UPsos fraternity will
holden IN the Chapel of ths University of City of
York, on Friday, the I'D instant, at o'clock, PM
The Alumni Of tie Fraternity are respectfully invited
10 attend
GARRISON n. POTTER, Union College.
WILLIAM P. BREED, University.
WILLIAM e ROBINSON, Yale College
J. H. PHIPrs, Brown University OILS ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

CnAsRgRRrEs.-Iu many parts Of the Common
wealth, cranb-rries are quite an object WIKI the
farmer. vast many are gathered IN he norm
err towns of MiddeseX but we know OF no land
which produce more than some OF the meadows II
Sherbune. Mr. Albert Ware aas extensive feld-
of them. and it IS believed he mas gathered up.
wards OF two hundred bushels from .inge acre.
Such land IS now valued higher than any winch i,
used FOR farming purposes ana when !, ia csnsid-
cred that the cranberry, Under proper footing,
produces its fruit without interruption for .ucces
sion Of years. and that fifty bushels are sometime.
gathered BY man in single Jay, we may con-
ceive OF the high value set upon such meadows.
Massachusetts Poughulan
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

joins {. SrEScER, Of New-iork, 10 be SecTe-
tary for the Department Of War.
WILLIAM B. HoD5soS, of the District OF Co
City and Kingdom of Tunis.
FkAscls j. GKusp. to be Consul OF the United
States for the por, OF Bremen.
SAMUEL J. DOUGLASS. to be Judge of the United
States for the Middle District Of Florida.
JoHS e. WATMouGH. Surveyor Of the Revenue
at Ph!lade!phia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15
LAwYEgS' DIARY October L

SCFERfoR CouRT CALESpAs-ThIs Day-l+9 81. So =,
% o. 81 ~ oo, ~ ia, l7et76, AIS, IL lie ~ Is.
49, 49, 49, s i ls5 10 % I l' 1910 o. 49, 49, 49,
&c 49, 50, So 6 =. 90 x. a. So %, lu Io3 l0i. les
LOG, U lug. ~ SUI 50! IS . O., a. 81, no., ILL., H.
CALEsoAE or COMMON PLEAS CouaT-This Dzy-l2s,
49, l2o. l2I Il, Sic, s ~ a. ~ I03 lp4, 81 81 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

THs BRITISH AND CHNksE.-A letter from
Canton 10 the Edter of the Boston Patriot says:
We may add here that VIC consider Tie breach
betweca the English and Chinese so constantly be-
coming wider and more difficult AID unless th'
Eng consent 10 yield something 10 the prid'
aad prejudices OF the Chinese. TO receive from
them As tavors what demanded matter,
Of right. they viii b. compelled to undertake the
conquest or G:smeHa5er1a. nj Of the Empire. In
deed, we may consider thc blow already struck.
and that through foreign innovation and ,h
Ygency OF opiuM We have before US in China
series OF troubled unsettled years, in the course OF
winch the whole systeu ei foreign trade here will
&c lerangcd, and perhaps broken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

Total, 50 iar-Council, Wing Van Buren,
Assembly, 80 do. IS DO
Monmouth TO hear frop-probably against US
The Council, VIC believe, IS tied, but there IS a
large Wing majority in The Assembly, and Of
course in Ioint Ballot, securing Governor and
every thing. ALL Hail, NEw-JERsEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

u Hon. Henry A. LIVINGSTON was on We'd
ncsday unanimously nominated for reelection
Senator from the Second District by Convention nj
Ncwbursh. No other name was presented. This
emphatic testimonial was mos, richly deserved
Mr.. Livingston was elected in the great tornado OF
1887, and has been distinguished by industry and
devotion to the interests of his constituents Firm
in his principles, faithful to his convictions, but
courteous to his opponents, he has made many
friends and not one enemy by his Senatorial career.
He may be defeated, but we trust the Wings will
testify BY noble vote that they remember his SER
wees with gratitude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15
VAN RrREN NOMINATIONS.


Second Senate DiStrtct.-Hon. Abraham Beck
cc, OF Duchess, Us Colonel H. A. Livingston.
Third District.-Ems,us Corning, Of Albany.
Fourth Dis,rlct.-Edmund Varney, of Heiki-
mer.
Serenh District-William Bartlett, of Cort-
land, and Lyman Sherwood of Wayne
Orlrans-Horace B. Perry, Of Albion, for Sher
if; Sanford f. Church, OF Albion, for Assembly.
Ot,ego.-Levi S Cha,fcd of LauIens, Leo
uard Caryl, of Worcester and Festus Hyde, o;
Plainfeld, for the Assembly.
Jc6erson- Mcneil, of Henderson, Eg-
bert c. Church, Of Antwerp, and John W. Lyndr
Of Lee Roy, for the Assembly.
DutchcSs John NJ. ketchum, Of Dover, Peter
X. Dubois, of Pleasant Valley and Richard c
Van Wyck, of Fishkill, for the Assembly.
0ncida.-Ebenezer Robbins, OF Lee Dewitt c.
Stevens, of Verona, Ichabod c Baker, of Whites
town, and Horauo Seymour, OF Utica, for the A,
sembly.
Qucens.-John W Lawrence, the presen,
Member OF Assembly. for reelection.
Tioga.-Johu McQuigg OF Spencer, for the
Assembly
CoNSEcrIcu1 HlsroKicAL SocisrY-ANctENr
TEMPERANCE RELlc.-In the year lbs. Captain
Andrew Wand, of Guiford, commanded com
pany of Provincial Soldiers in the service OF
George Ii. at the taking of Louisburg, in the
island of Cape Breton. While in the service he
drew meney in lieu OF his rations OF spirits, viii
which he purchased four silver table spoons, Oh,
for each his children The word " Louisburs
marked each SPOON that " his children
might remember how he used his rum. These
spoons were made b. Mr.. Bilious Ward, tarihcr
Of Col. James Ward OF this city. OF all MS de-
,cendants land there have been more than ore
nundrcd) but one has been incorporate. George
A. footc, Esq, of Guliford. one OF Capt. Ward :
descendants, has politely deposited one of these
spoons with the Connection, Historical Society l.,
DC exhibited among the many other interesting ar
,iccs kindly furnished by those who feel DESTROYS
o; preserving the remaining relics of our fore
fathers. 1t i. devou,ly to be wished that all per
sons who may have any papers, books. pamphlets
dresses or other articles OF historical interest or
curiosity would follow Mr. Foote's example and
dePosi;e them with the Society.
Hartford Connecticut.
y t is stated that Maj Williams, OF Bourbon
county, IS still pursuing his experiment in regard
10 The cultivation OF corn. His plan IS to plant III
rows two feet apart. the stalks one foot apart 10
the rows cultivated with the hoe. Last yea- ii
ra ny season. the produce was about 100 bushels
TO the ac!e his Year, q DRY one. the produce
IS SAID, Will be about one hundred bushels TO ;hS
acre. Louisville Jour
LoSo ISLAND RAuRoAp.-The cars on this
road are now running on the recently extended
line. The Company are laying their track daily
with he heaviest rail- and ia the course Of three
weeks they will open another section. Travellers
TO Boston and TO the eastern cities are beginning
TO turn their attention this lard route, which
is hoped, may be completed speedily. Amer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

057We can always tell when the ex-rulers of the
Empire State imagine themselves the high road
to victory, by observing Ike number of old wire
puers, Safety Fund stock distributors and lobby
agents who arc crawling upon the Loco-Fcco
tickets Thus we see now JOHN A. DIX for AS
sembly in Albany, and ERAsrus CORNING, m
other of the Safety Fund Regency, and lifelong
Bank Director, Stock distributor &c-onc of
those whom Lcggett characterised atened up
on tie unciean drtppings Of Bank Legislation =
is up for Senator in the Third District RICHARD
c. VAN WICK, the principal Safety Funk Bank
Director the River, is up for Assembly in Dutch
css, and Judge BocKEE of the same pattern, is
regularly nominated for Senator. We understand
that there is good chance that joins A. LOTT, OF
the Brooklyn Safety Fund junto-a heavy Bank
operator, sharp lawyer, man of abundant
wealth. aud politician Of much adroirness, will
be up for Senator for this Dislrict-all fair and
regular, he being Just as much Loco-Foco "a
Nick Biddle or Reuben NJ. Whitney. Il the Van
Buren, party rcgains its power in thi, State,
the real Loco.focos will be pushed quietly down
the back stairs of Tammany and abou; their
business Well; thai is better than attempting to
cntice them with poker, and good deal safer.
Huubug is the ruling spirit OF the times and Force
detcrs 10 it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

NEw-JERsEY.-We received sufficient reports
from Ncw-Jersey yesterday to render pretty GER
tain the triumph of the Wings in the recent Elec-
ton. The following Counties were verbally heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

Il For Lifernr- Notices, John G.. Coli,
E-.o-.viile j1auuni labor Instiiute. &C.,
nee First Page.
u For 4 Vision OF tho Stare, T. x
bservcy. and The Fisherman of Fort
Hou&e, Yale by Mrs. Gore, see Last
Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

70 Il. NJ. BLArcnroKp Esq. has been az
pointed Reeeiycr of the Commercial Bank. The
repor, OF the appointment, Of Mr.. Williamson
probably grew out OF the fac, that he mas had the
temporary charge OF tho Bank since the injunction
WAS laid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

u Nary Bunny, No. u MlrrAy-streei, states "
follows nal en- about Twelve weeks with pain N my
shoulder, Which shortly ,ettlsd in my wrist, "nch ta'
much tD aud painful used remedies 0fyaFIous kAc,
L ON the DIspeDstry Doctors faithfully Without any e
rhey decided 1t hheumstsm ull | haay got bous
OF Hewes Nerve and Bone LDlaen,, which IN few dhy'
Inc Hing cured 1t was the only t'ns
that done AM good. New Orb, Oct ID, ISL
Thu. article nay be iound only at Il jiaIGen-inue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

PurrING rc RGHTs.-Iherc are persons who
are never easy unless they putting yorr book.
and papers in o'der-that is, according to their
notions OF the matter: and hide things lest they
should be lost, where neither the owner any
body else can ind them. This il u sort of mag
Pie faculty. Ii any thing if left where you want
ii, it is called making litter There i. Pc
daniry in housewitery as in the sravest concerns.
Abraham Tucker complained that whenever his
maid servant had been his library, ne could not
SCI CONTINUALLY 10 work agais tor severa! DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

" speucer's aanfs.-Gentiemen are ,oi9fme
IN Il m. N. cir.u, of me Sutrla aId Init Mo!esnG
Has now exhibiting by undersned at the Far Of 80
Amertc an lustute iSt niactIred with 7ies
20 ne,r e1.una,Ion there but the mats, Identical
.r,sr 4, M aud lish aud At he price, affixed NJ
ria : - an Moessin 50 - be obtained at ths
Wac Room corner CHAMBERS anf Centre stree cppO
site ;Ic Pos Olli:e - SpE' GER OILS 2Segf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

FROM FLonlDA-rhr U 5. steamer Gen lay.
lor, Capt Peck, arrived yesterday from Paatka
but brings no important news from the sea OF w4r
Some s'ra9g Cling Indians have lately been COM
hitting depreda'ions in lhs neghborhyod OF BlieA
Creek. Ga the 9Th inst. they drove oil some cat
Tie from Il plantation bat tew mi!-s from foF'
Russell.
TAe steamer Beaufort is not 81 mnch damaged
byihe explosion OF Ter boiler was Ut Inst sup
posed She will be repaired in part al P'Ia'Sa
and lenv"- 'hsrs ,o-duy tor this place, 10 undergo
a thorough reiui1g.
Since the recent murders mentioned in our pa
per Of rhui-dty Iast, o7e company Of ~ Dragons
an boon .tarioned at Fort Macyfnb, and ore a.
rar p!anaiioa Of Mr lbigpin, who was killed a
g.. days since. Slyaanah Getlb. 9th in.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

CoNyALE,cESr-"Y Your heel must be sonewI at
better, think, said gentleman to a bux IN las.
who had hole in the heel Of her stocking :" Why
80 she asked " Because, Mis-, replied the
gentleman perceive it Is getting out ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

The SAILORS Hons. Yesterday the founda
tior-s;onc of The Sailors HOFna, at the corner Ct
Pike and CheTry-s;rsets, was laid By the Rev. Dr..
Minor. assisted by the Trustees and Managers and
o;her Members Of the Se4men's Friends Society.
together with those OF the Bethel Union. An ample
stage was erected on the ste, decorated with the
rnany-colored a.gs Of various nations. The cere-
monies appointed for the occasion were opened BY
Rev Nh Cnasn. ina feryent prayer for the success
of the grca; moral object Ct lie friends Of tue Sea-
mems Home Tire assembly was subsequently
addressed BY the Rev Mr. Cone, and the proceed
ing. we're closed BY Ogden Hpffnan Esq in a
speech full Of Christian charity, manly eoqueOce,
and nspirting confidence that the motives OF those
by whom the undertaking projected would be
amply justified and rewarded BY the issue. We
nail every accession to the of practical be-
ncyoence. and this in all it, bearings. is OF the
mos; imporian; and promising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

The ToAsr.-At dinner given by tie Wing,
of Southampton County, Virginia, in September.
1889 the following toast drank
By John Tgier.-Pilgrm Presidents and Travel
iog Cabinets: the fruitful oil, prirg of the second
Presidential term. One term and no reelection
the best interests OF the Country demand twill
not tie popular suffrage decree it in 1870!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

u Ffctty e omcn Icld ocn ciptlve Il Igsf
VII TOR them d:r iou. h SUICIDES committed, Wsn
Nac -, rnd ol Of dGuges cacC5G'ered. T5efe-
fore they aaoud 10 AL thcy 70 preserve Their helay
amd thsIf heal-h Let thcm Shsrmans Orrls Tooil
Paste. aud tn Vii secure t10ss essential ornament
tue Teeth. and 20 rcct iragrant brca b. We
kn,N lad; whose tech were ilst decn!I-g, Eencena;
-rrb very offensive. She sPPied her dentist be
Cleaned them ard gave but all 10 purpose
IL she tried Dr. Sherman Tooth Paste shr d al
usod II bsisre her gum, tectue hnri agd hanfa,
teeth whitened ana tartar faxed OIL freeing rem
from decay. and acnnr, ard breath becim5 rs
Roe She say, D.. SAcriHan hts sByed tBel
b. bis uAnic dcLtrhc, and all 1875 oil 10 uso II, Gh1
tner money and run hir teeth by Tying tae
many useless thar pal ed upon rac commit
NIFTY. Since found the Doctors fA>te excel
she has become firm believer ali hts articles par;
ucuarly the Camphor LO%enges, whicn Aays euie s@
ne atacae III f." minutes she sets them from IOo Na'
u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

u joins BEpgLl of Hampstead has been no
minated for Assembly by the Wings Of Queens Co.
He car be elected: Wings Of Queens! your sorcl,
tired County needs your best exer,ons-Shal she
not have them in the hour OF her peril
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

We don't care % go: up. Tie Wing '7liag /:
Is aborainsbe, though Porter !, no. Up TO I4a T..
rem, vote. He Is doubtless reelected by Is T.
10000
The legislature VIII also be asai. st us-as
House certainly. The Sena.c may be saved