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Council Proceedings.
SEPTEMBER D, 1914

SEPTEMBER Sos lC4E'
Present, R. EATON KEYS, President.
M. Allen. H. Harrison, w. j. Leake. }. W.
Barnett, N. Perry, and ]. l. Wilson, Selects
men.
The meeting being called to order, the mi
nutes of the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
On motion, the Ordinance was taken up
by section, and adopted as follows:
An Ordinance,
To regulate the weighing of all Cottons sold
within the corporate limits of Yazoe CitV;
and also fer the regulation Of all Scales,
Balances, Stewards and Measures; used
by the Trading Houses and Boats in Yazeo
City.
Sec. lst. Be il Ordained by The President
and SeIsclmsn of. the T'OtOn Of Yazoo CITY
That from and after the passage OF this Ordl-
nance, it shall not be lawful for any mer-
chant, or any other person whomsoeVer' 70
weigh any Cottons, with view 70 the pnr'
chase Of the same; or to purchase any Cot
tens having been weighed by themselves OF
any ether person within said corporate Inn
it's, other than the Town Weigher elect un
der srch penalties as arc hereinafter prcscri
bad
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MILLINERY GOODS.

Ribbons. FOR variety and richness. cannon
he surpassed in this market-hcavy Hat and
Cap-entire new designs; various styles
Necks, TafTelor, Sains, Velvet, and Love
Ribbons; velvets for Hats; Plaid. figured
uncut and plain; Silks and Saiins for Hats
complete assortment; Wha!ebones, Gimps
Ribbon wire. Cards, Crown Lining, Foun
dalon, Artificial Flowers, Trimmings, La
rps &c &c
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" HEREAS, William H. Robards. did
by deed, bearing date the 23ld Of
August, A. d. ls4l, convey to the under>
signed in Trust, to secure the payment of
certain deb in said deed specified and set
forth, the following Negroes Io-wit: Primus,
Sylvia, Nelly, Jane. Little Primus, Clinton,
Jim, Albert, Alice, billiard, Judy, MiIly,
Jerry and Algernon; which said Deed is re-
corded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Washington county, in Book
*, pages 3I3 314 and 3I5. And whereas,
the undersigned having been satisfied that
the debts mentioned in said Deed, are still
unpaid, and having been duly requested to
execute the provisions Of said Deed: Now,
therefore, be it known, that un1er ard by
virtue of the power and authority in said
Deed, | will, on Saturday, the lst day Of
February, A.. d. 1845, at the Court House
door in the county of Washington, proceed
TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
| Negroes in said Deed conveyed, and above
named, or so many thereof as may be neces'
sary to pay and satisfy the debts specified
in said Deed, and all cxpences connected
with this Trust.
The title is believed to be good, but
will convey only such as am authorized b,
aid Deed TO convey.
! ROBERT B. GILLIAN, Trustee.
By his Agent.
CARTER B. HARRISON.
July 10, l844. 326t.
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Instructions i'm Music.
MR.. CHARLES F. SCHELING,
OF NATCHEz,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the La
10 dies of Yazoo City and its vicinity,
hat he will give Lessons on the Piano Forte,
and in Vocal Music, provided sufficient
number Of Pupils can be procnred-com-
mencing forthwith. His residence is at
Mrs WHITMAN's HOTEL, where list for
,he purpose Of subscribers is deposited.
TERMs-$25 O0Per quarter, giving three
Lessons per week, payable by the month.
Immediate attention is required to this
advertisement, as his stay in this place is
governed 10y it.
@Pianos tuned, regulated and repaired,
at The shortest notice.
Oct. 30. lS44-l7:tf
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cash SILK GOODS
DreU Goods.

Cashmere DE Cosse, new and rich ar
ticle; French MouselIne de LANES, of eve
~ stye and quality; Italian Ludslrngs black
and blue black ~ to 40 inches; Gro de
Swiss and Gro de Rhine, black figured.
corded, watered and stripe do; and great
varieties Of Fancy silk, Fancy Striped Sat
ms, Changeable Lusres, Cape de Lame
Bnmbaziuos, Alpaccas, Silk. and cotton
Warn. Also-various new styles OF Au
tumn and Winter Dress Goods, too numer
90, ~ rnoufinu
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THE NEW YORK
w eRklV Mirror.

AN. elegantly printed periodical, of sixteen
quaa'o Pages-is published every SATURDAY NOM
me- and forwarded by the earliest mails to sub
scFihers residing out Of this city. (Sal5ect to
newspaper postage Oniy) The Weekly Mirror is
as faithful history 0fthe weeks opinions. news,
pleasures, politics, literature. and all manner OF
bringings forth, the Editors and their many as
sistnn's can possibly bring together-compieted
as an arduous daily task Of compilation, compare
sentals and the spice Of Foreign News. and: in
short, the most comprehensive budget that can
be made up OF each weeks doings, the world
over! These who cannot afford a daily, or who
live IN the country where they do not care for
advertisements, or who want paper that tells
them everything once a week, will find the
Weekly Mirror exactly TO their mind. POstmas-
tiers throughout the Union, will frank remittances
ANY postmaster renting five dollars will receive
two copies of the work.
The "DALY EVENING MIRROR is six dollars per
annum. Two copies will be furnished for ten
dollars. MORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,
corner of Ann and Nassau sts., N. Y.
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a CoURT OF CHANcERY, May Term, 844
Frederick q. Randolph,
rs.
Moses T. HOff, Administrator Of
John Glass, ct al.
HPON opening the matters of this Bill.
~ and it appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
tho court that the defendants, the unknown
heirs OF John Glass, deceased, are not inhab-
ilanls of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be executed upon them
II is therefore ordered, that unless said de
PENDANTS appear here on or before the frs
Monday Of November next, and plead, an
swer, or demur to compainanI's bill, the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed. as to them, and such order and
decree made thereon as the Judge NAV
think equitable aud just. And it is further
ordered that a copy Of this order be inseried
in the Yazoo City Wing, once a week, for
two months SUCCESSFULLY.
THOS. P. SLADE, Cl'k.
BY GIB. BARNES, DC.
F. HAMER, and ]. g. w. BATrAILE,
Solicitors for complainant.
Oct. %, 1874 -l6:9t
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A T a Regular Communication of Yazoo
"A Lodge No. 40, held at the Masonic
Hall in Yazoo CITY, October Isl, A. D. 1914,
A. L. 5S44, the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz:
Whereas. JAMES P.sLONG, a Master
Mason, and member Of Yazoo Lodge No
az, has been guilty OF gross immoral. ungen
llemanly and unmosonic conduct; therefore
Be il Resolued, That the aforesaid James
P. Long be forever expelled from this Lodge,
and from all the benefits of Free Masonry.
Resolped, That copy of these resolu-
tons be signed BY the w. M, and published
in the. Yazoo City Wing, the Freemasons'
Magazine, in Boston; and that all papers
throughout the World friendly to the cause
Of Masonry. be requested to publish the
same in their respective papers,
Attest. VIM. ]. LEAKE, w. N.
J.R. BEDFORD. Sec'y.-
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For Sale

AN better terms than can be had at New
~ Odeans, an exceIem close CTridgc.
but little used.-A BaTouche would be
taken in part payment. Apply at this Office
November /, 1874. lI-d,
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Stray Goods.

A Large and Well Assorted Stock
5AGBSO
Consisting Of Lsle, Ashburions; also, Eng.
Iish, German, French thread Laces and
Edging; Jaconet and Swiss Embroideries;
White and black Nets, plain and figured
in great variety; and a complete assortment
Of WHITE GOODS.
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GLOV E S.

Kid, Silk, Merino and Berlin; and all
the new Styles of MlTTS, of the day.
Also:
Cashmere D'Ecossa Prints; French do.
Ponqee Handkerchief. Spit'lefed, Corah.
Flag; Black Silk Shawls, plain, figured and
colored; Mouseline de Lame, do merlno'
Thibet, Broche, aud various styles "ooliens
Linens, Hosiery. Spool Thread. Grass Cloth
corded Skirts, Dlmask Table Spread Coa'
cord and Binding. Buttons. Sewing Silks
colored and black; Twist. SnsPenders.-
ALSO-Linen Cambrck Handkerchief, II
every variety.
Oct I. 1914 -l4:lv.
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HOE propose 10 sell two thousand bush
~ els Of CORN at our plantation, 8
miles north Of Yazoo city Our terms are
cash, and the prices 80 cents at the crIb' or
IS cents delivered in town.
J. 81 w. REGAIN.
November |. 1914. It'll.
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National House,

ia Ga @99 DB w B 8 Is
PROPRIETOR,
TchOUpitOuLds Street, Ne'D Orleans.
- THE Subscriber respectfully So
IsEasF liciis continuance ofihe patronage
SO literally bestowed the last season, and
Dromises 10 leave nothing undone 10 render
his guests comfortable. The ladies' depart
men,s Of the National, are inferior TO. no
house in the. Southwest. The House has
undergone complete renovation.
Oct !, 1S44.-l4:ly
JOB PRINTING
Heaily and Erpeditiously executed at this
OFFICE.
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List OF Letters.

D EMAlNGNG in the Post Office a, Yazoo
10 City, Miss, on the lst day of October,
1914; which, if not taken OUT within three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
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YazOO City Prices CURRENT.


CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MEssRs. ALLN ( BAR1sI,4 =
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NOfiCn.

The state of Mississippi,l YAzoo CRcUIT
YAzoo COUNTY. : COURT, Sitting as
a CoURT OF CHANcERY, May Term, 1914.
Frederick q. Randolph,
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FOR SALE.
Corn for Sale.

November 90. 1844!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10
WIZ. II. DAY, Ssc'ry
MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG

A.n meeting Of the "Tyler Club held in Williams
burg on Saturday evening, April loth, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
/ Pfsotrsd, That We have witnessed with paa and
modification the att mpts which day beng made
~ the organ Of the Wing rnry in Richmond, 10 poison
tie minds oftic American people against the annexa-
,on of Texas tn this confederacv--and warn the
people against ITS unhoy attempts 10 sacrifice the South
rather than eudangcr Henry Clay election By oppos
mo the mad fanatics of the North.
2 Rfsolrfd, Tina. the post on which the Hon Thos
Il Bayly has assumed on this great question, meets
with our most cordial approbation-and that we Will
do all in power consistent with hoao) 10 promote
he esctinn.
3 Resolr.d, That in the language of ex President
Jackson, "lhe presen. golden momen to obtain Texas
mus, 40, be lost, Texas must, from necessity, be
thrown into tn" Of England, ard D. forever lost
TO the United that the cry Of the Federal
isis -"lhe people have not been consulted, is An
e]ec,sneerrng humbug. and proves conclusvely that
in hei. opinion the people are, and should be, The mere
INSTRUMENTS TO carry out their unho'y designs
a. Resolred, That the course OF the Richmond Wing
is and should be sufficient TO exa5pe'ate every love
of his country; it protesting lis attachment t
the South but at the same time esPousng my ITS op
position - Texas the cause OF her natural enemie
-G,eat Britain and The Northern aboiit onsts.
5 R,solred That We sincerely congratulate our conn
try that the distinguished patriots. John Tyler, Pres
dent of the United States, and John L Calhoun, Sc
cetary of STATE ere the advocates OF this anne
ton, and We do hereby, in the most solemn manner
call on the South to sustain them.
g. Reso'r.d, That regard all who are opposed to !
now as opposed to 1t always unless Henry Clay
mandate con,p-ls thrm to 10 ctherwise, they will
sacrifice party TO their solemn conrchons Of patriot
| ,s,n-snd wio not know hat Henry Clsy will or
nose every ting which emanass fen John Tyler;
| Z Resoleed That regard the present Congress
sona Canvass as Of peculiar importance: Th,
Wb,p candidate maintaining the most odIous Fedora
do.lraes. seeks to obtain the sufages Of the peoP,
by representing t. them as The issues OF 4i the tam
| .b;ch existed IN 40; therefore feel 1t our duty Il
deny that those are The issues at this time and fus
hat the good sense Of the American people will n
| suffer II So TO BE-
/ s Rtsoired, That We feel great confidence in Ju6g
Bayys success IN this presen; canva.s
ami should i'm TYLER be the candidate OF the Repuc
lean party, Wrse's aud Ba!lys district will give bin
an overwhelming majority
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70 :aa' EAiTv2s " T"E FltLISEh
THY CC;GSsl
From a Tlrg,n:aa IN Baltimore

MAY 6, 1914.
THE great assembly of Wings came of Thurs.
day last Thev marched 10 Canton, heard few word,
from slessFs Webster, Mstcat &c. passed few re.
solutions, with very li'. ieellng rayng the nomna
lions OF The day before shower Of ram about 81
O'Clock then drove the whole pose 10 town Many
have come hundreds of miles To BE- seen arching
through Market sfeet--for that is az! Virginia GER
'any showed of best of all lei, s,mc bride when the
Vngnians passed me with hats Off being the ony deIegi
tinn that marched IN thatw The most solpnd,d ban
ner saw was enc which was painted washington
1t truly looked sublime But, Oh there was live
just before 1t suspended on limb, and another
just behind It, 1t s'ckened very heart Presently
'.ere came another coon, with narrow flag hanging
from lis neck, on which painled-"The Constu
'on.' Shame where is thy blush: have asked Sc
Teral Wings what does the coon signify They never
appear to have any answer. They had many blue
cocks ana blue badges Itry appropriate truly Some
crowed and reeled TO and fro they passed along
nd many of these worthless rule loaiers show
ed themselves hadly-eyen at the table singing and
whoopng shanlsully. heard Mr.. Granger and others
speak Friday night He very much regretted he could
not consistently remain under John Tyler long enough
10 remove 1000 more office holders or bring them to
HE W0ck, were his words! H. did his cause good
by speech He is political Diaton, and fully So.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
sG0 noO- $40 OoO-SI5 OU0- Slo41O

100 Pre-. of 0OG D.lars 100000 Dollars
aS saturday, May 25th. i-fi-ALEXAND3lA LOTTERY,
" Class - Tor $50. VIII lie dIawn at Alr,andria D. C
.rnnd capital 500 eGo splendid prize of $4,000, o 1000
OF 24O oco oi 1910, 81 $3.50, 10 oi 1000 loO Of
900 100 Of lowest No pxrs) $40 a6 400 26 200 be-
sides prize. l5O loo &C. So 10 and 90 rs No Loela
drawn ballots.
Wno.e Tickets 500 Halves S0 Quarters s.; Eshs 81 50
Certificate. Packages Of - Whole Tickets, ScOsnares
proportion.
in the abo7e Scheme and in all the Loe
RES y The kaye single Ticket will he promptly attended
TO- o the drawing sent Il rfqnesed Address
n. STRATTuN, Richmond, Va. =
My list Of prizes constantly INCREASING, and now numbers
Of TO three Lumber prizes sold since the lst
January, 1914. Don't forget
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
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At q meeting Of The Democratic association Of tbe
county Of Isle Of Wight, held the Court House of said
county Monday, 9th of May ls44 the PrcsiLen, Of
The Association being absent, Ma or Jacob II Duck was
called 10 tte Chair. The Chairman stated thu, The oh.
jcct Of the meeting was 10 ascertain the ssn,;ment. of
the people Of this county the subject of the reanncx
alton of Texas TO the United States.
On motion, the Chair appointed DR.. Robert Butler,
Charl-s Z HAYDEN and Stimuli Goodwin 10 prepare re.
solutions Cor The consideration or the rneo,;
tired and in short time reported the following:
l. Rssolred, That this meeting is deeply impressed
with the importance ard necessity Of the alton
Of Texas TO the United States, and is decidedly of OPT
Mon tha; The prosperity and perpeuty Of our Union
mainly depends upon itS remuneration; ard tia; sucn
measure al this time J. consistent with the souldcs pr
c;p!cs Of international law and is not vica;ive Of the
faith of the United States 10 Mexico. This resolution
unanimously adcptcd.)
The meeting then adopted the following resolution
taken from The Shockoc Hill Democratic Associations
wit:
> Resslrcd, That the efforts of Great Britain 10 ac
quirc politica! foohold and commercial control over
Texas and her indirect interference with The municipal
institutions Of Texas in relation 10 slavery, furnish strong
and additional inducements 10 the United States 10 OBJ
tain the rcposscssion of territory which once const
tued par, # our Union; which was most unwsely and
unwarrabtaby transferred to Spain mot Mexico BY the
Florida Treaty Of 1872 and which, according The then
avowed doctrines of Henry Clay, could TO. be ceded
away hy treaty to any foreign power
g. Resoleed, That the Delegates 10 the Baltimore
Convention from the first Congressional District be- and
they hereby instructed lar this meeting is com
petent 10 instruct 10 vote for the nomination of no mar
for thu Presidency who is not i'll favor Of tie reanucxa
ton Of Texas TO tic United States
Joel liolleman, Esq moved the foIlo"iDg amcndiacn
10 tie last resolution 10 wit:
Resoiced. That TIE Delegates to the Baltimore Con
vcnton from the first Congressional District be, and the,
are hereby instructed as far as this meeting is compc
ten, to instruct 10 endeavor 10 procure the nomination
of candidate for the Presidency in favor Of the
nexaiion Of Texas TO The United States. Which amend
rnent was adopted in lieu OF the original resolution
Tazewel Taylor, OF Norfolk Borough, addressed the
meeting in a brief but lorcole speech.
On motion, twas
Reso'rsd That the Editors cf the Richmond Enquirer
Petersburg Republican, and Portsmouth Old Dominion
be requested TO publish the proceedings Of this meeting
in their papers.
The meeting then adjourned
JACOB II. DUCK, President pro tenn.
II Nv
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PaiLADELPHIA RIors.-On Monday evening there
was meeting OF The Native Americana in kersinson.
OBe Of the speakers is said TO have introduced
irious abuse into his oraton when he interrupted
by number Of Irishmen. scene of riot and confu-
sion ensued. Some two three killed and ny
wounded. The next night (Tuesday) the disturbances
became serious and faial;-some seven or eight
were killed, and numbers cerisusly wounded. Stones,
brickhas and guns were employed with dreadful effect
The market houses at Kenslneton and about twenty
houses destroyed by FIRE; and learn BY passenger
last night that when he left Philadelphia the riot still
cont,nued-and that two Churches "a Protestant aud
Cathol;r) were on fire. The militia, under Gen. Cad
wallader, were ont on Tuesday and the streets were
guarded with cannon 1t is the most awful outbreak
that has ever bee known in this hitherto quiet city Of
Brothery Love.
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DEMecnATIc AssccIATIos.-At meeting Of the
Shockoe Hill Democratic Association, held on Wee
nesday evening the 9Th instant the following resolu-
ton, offered BY Robert &. Scott, adopted
Reso!red, That, notwithstanding the result of the
late elections this State, this Association does nc,
doubt, but confidently expects carry the State
Tor the Democratic party AT the Presidential election in
November nex:; and that we now pledge ourselves TO
renew and continue exer,ions insure the defeat
of the Why party and their candidate, Henry Clay.
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JoHy + " ORD

SEASE produced obstruction IN the abdominal vs
- Of the liver causing draFsed Secte
tions the blood then rendered impure unhealthy bile l. thrown
out Indigestion dyspepsia Immediately follows the whole
paiakcs through the medium Of sympatec action aud the
patient sinks accumulated suffering. To remove
disorders remedy has bee sought after ana
which thousands Of cases, patonzed and sane
medical authority. SaEts sdFsipaa W
remove ef-cIaly diseases oTginhin: rom oo'c'
ons unsaiby irregular excavations, retained pcfss-
or female gemenis and various other diseases
70 which the human system Is liable
H. For paucuas IN this aud CHER city
paPe.s. ,, -, a., w,.,,a,
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail and Tor e'ponaon
bv h. SANDS co. Druggists and Chemists, Granite Euid-
ics No 27 broadway, Of Chanhes street Ne" on
sod in Richmond by TIE Agents A. HtVAL CO.. IN Peters
hn,a nv ROsSTR ANDERSON in ;orfoik by 81 4. SANTOS,
and ty Druggists generally the principal cities IN the =
| rrice 81 per bottle-O hotties for s.
a- CAETi0N-ise particular TO ask Tor SASDss SaTsafa
| lii, and take no other. May III
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The Alexandra Gazette is pleased to twit US fol-
taking down the flag of "Ths Harmonious Democracy
Let him chuckle TOR the moment We hope in three
weeks time 10 raise that flag, more Respondent thar
ever i, is the darkest hour Of The night, that pre-
cedes the brightest morning.
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NJ CuysrEkrIELp-Th Democrats OF Chester
field are requested to meet at the Courthouse OF their
county a, May Court, to take into consideration the
prqpety of resembling their part the resolution IN
sruc,rng their delegates the Baltimore Convention to
vote for Martin Van Buren, a
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Died. Saturday morning last Shepherd, Town. Virginia.
where she hal resides! the last years
Wrsorc native of Pennsylvania, tbs s7th her
Mrs. w member n the Lutheran church years
and uniformly evidence, by ell the traits which
the Chrisan the sincerity professions
She as len cii;ren, AMI
all cvoteciy attached her and large Of friends
and acquaintance feel s loss Of OF the PARENTAL
KIND and ,stimlb'e woG:ea
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At meeting ofthe Democratic Association OF Pow
hatan, held nj the Court House on Monday, the Oh
,rsl., the toowing Resolution presented by Cap
tain j. g. Porter, and unanimously adopted
Resolr,d That IN order secure from the pproach
ing Baltimore Convention. nomination of can ddats
Tor the Presidency add Vice Presidency alike unex
csFtionatl' sud rsnlahe, we hereby withdraw iron
our Delegates, 50 lar IS we are concerned all ns,ruc
tons "a vc,s Tor particular persons; End without me,u
iry 10 express any objections To preferences of an
particular candidates, leave them to The exercise
sound dscFe ton.
On motion,
Rcsoired, That the preceding Resolution b, sent tc
lie Richmond Enquirer and sSen,ns Tor publication
"A. CRUMP, President.
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DEMOCRATS OF RICHMOND.
The Democratic Association OF the Guy Of Richmond VIII
hold regular meeting The Concert Room of the En-
change Hotel Saturday Evening neat, the h instant
O'Clock.
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appointment BY tie Governor IF I;rginia.
James g. Bosher, Esq, Commissioner :or The Dis
rci OF Columbia TO tske dispositions, acknowled gment
OF deeds, &C. TO be used in this State.
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We shall publish on Tuesday scathng sketch oil
the Great Humbug Baltimore Convention of Thurs
day-hy Spectator 1t was received too late for To-
day.
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