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CTS, WHen Lncir Hefce nOWl tOlu Inc
that was again the fugitive. | did
not look back--I did not feel sorry
or glad; one thought of home, Of.
the bright faces awaiting my return,
of their tears if they should never
see me again, and then every ener-
~ Of mind and body was exerted for
my escape. Twas perfectly at home
Oh the ice. Many were the days |
spent on my skates, never thinking
that at one time they would be my
only means of safety. Every half
minute an alternate yelp from my
pursuers made me but too certain
they were close at my heels. Near
er and nearer they came /; | heard
their feet patting on the ice, nearer
still, until | fancied | could hear
their deep breathing. Every nerve
and muscle in my frame was stretch
ed TO the utmost tension.
The trees along the shore seemed
to dance in the uncertain light, and
my brain turned with my own breath
less speed; yet still they seemed to
hiss forth with sound truly horri-
bic, when an involuntary motion on
my part turned me out of my course.
The wol,c close behind, unable to
stop, and as unable to turn, slipped,
fell, still going on far ahead, their
tongues lolling out, their white tush-
es cleaning from their bloody
mouths, their dark shaggy breasts
freckled with foam; and as they
passed me, their eyes glared, and
they howled with rage and fury.
The thought floated on my mind that
by this means | could avoid them
viz by turning aside whenever
they came too near; for they, by the
formation of their feet, are unabl,
to run on ice except in a right line
| Immediately acted on this plan
The wolves having regained thei,
feet, sprang directly towards me
: The race was renewed for twcnt,
yards up the stream they were al
ready close on my back, when gil
dcd round and dashed past my pur,
sners. A fierce growl greeted IN,
evolution, and the wolves slippet
upon their launches and sailed on
ward, presenting perfect pictur,
of helplessness and ballled rage
Thus | gained nearly hundre'
yards at each turning. This wa
repeated two or three times, ever
moment the wolves gett ng more eX
cited and ballled, until coming op
posite the house, a couple of sta
hounds aroused by the nose, baye,
furiously from their kennels. Tn
) wolves taking the hint, stopped il
their mad career, and after a mo
ment's consideration turned aud fled
. watched them till their dusky form
disappeared over a neighboring hill
Then, taking off my skates, | wen
ded my way to the house, with feel
ings better to be imagined than dc
scribed.
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The N cssngc.

To tie HynOabk Tie legislative assembly Of
Oreg,n:
Feiiop Citizens Allow me to congratulate
you on your return 10 this place, again to enter
on the important duties assigned YOU by your
constituents.
BY the latest dates we have from the United
States, we are informed that the Affairs of Oregon
still remain unsettled, no arrangement having
yet been entered into between the United States
and Great Britain fixing the boundary lines be
tween the two governments.
In my las, message | suggested several allera-
tons in the militia law, and would again call
your attention to the subject. At present, all is
peace and que,ncss, hut should anything occur
requiring the aid of the military, everything
should be ready for immediate aud prcmp, &c.
ton,
The currency is another subject on which you
will be called To act. That legal tender should
bc provided Tor the payment of liabilities, besides
gold and silver we are all aware. The precious
metals are very scarce in this country and by the
most persons not to be had.
What shall be the legal tender is an important
question for you to decide. II all the articles
produced, raised and manufactured in the coun.
try, are made legal tenders, no person will sci
anything he has to dispose Of unless there is a
special con'rac, drawn up, designating how and
in what manner the seller will receive his pay
this will cause much Inconvenience to both par
ties. Wheat, in my opinion, should be the only
article used in this country as legal tender, il
addition to gold and silver 1t il, at present, III,
staple article Of our county-can he procured b,
all the settlers in abundance, can be readily dis
posed of by the merchants aud others, and is no
perisbube article.
The next question is. where shall the article o
articles, made a legal tender, be delivered |
the debtor is allowed the privilege of dcliverin,
wheat at any point on the navieabe rivers, an,
thereby dischargng his debt it will throw all tn
trouble of getting 1t to marke, on the receiver -
this should not boz the trouble should jevolve OF
tho ono who, by delivering his produce, is reliev
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orrAwA,iu., Friday, A"sn., =, 1876.
From the Buffalo Courier and Pilot.
The Oregon Republic.

We have the advantage in this country Of ob.
serving the progress Of mankind through every
stage of civilization. BY mere glance, wc can
trace the deve'pemcn, Of social life through vari-
Gus stages, from the Indian hut To the abodes of
refinement and luxury aud the expansion Of po-
Iitcal powers from the onrac,cd sphere of mere
ly personal and local administration, to the mag
niicent theatre embraced by our Gnion. No
country ever presented finer study for the polll.
ical philosopher. We see here the unohslruclrd
natural olriyings Of mankind against the unavod-
able evils which afltc, human society the bad
passions the cashins interests, the nlsposlion
TO obedience of the governed, on the one hand,
and the ambition to rule, the avarice 10 acquire,
on the par, of the other, We perceive by wha,
simple forms it is possible to bring all these con.
tending elements into harmonious combination,
without resort to other weapons than those of
peace, and out of a vol Of chaos TO produce or
der and system.
The recently organized government Of Oregon
is vel worth moments notice. in its present
state Just bursting forth, an infant Of this gen
Grafton, d, stincd To bcc0mc giant in the future
We have before Informed our readers Of the or.
ganization of republican government there-the
election of local legislature, the passage of Ger.
tain laws for the government, OF the country, the
election Of Governor. For none Of these acts
can the people Of Oregon show any other war.
ran, than their own wills. They can appeal to
no constitution, TO no charter, to no bill Of rights
Finding themselves without a government which
they can recognize, they have spontaneously
agreed to make a government based upon the
principle that the majority shall rule, and the
deed is accomplished almost as soon as the deter
minatlon is formed.
| Here. then, we have before us the dread array
of the law the power Of taking life, Of restrict
/ ing liberty. Of enforcing contracts, of nppropria
/ ting property, of Furnishing wrong. direct from
the hands Of those Cor whose brncii such power.
are welded, resting their -anclions upon the sim
/ pie consent Of the governed.
! We have now before us the message Of tn,
Governor Of this new republic We cannot sa,
tina, there is much IN the document that is very
remark able; and yet, it has To Us a peculiar n
'efes', from the circumstances under which it !,
I We pulish it at length below.
The remarks oi the Governor in relation to
currency will arrest alcntcn. lie admits tia
the condition Of the territory f5fbJs making Col,
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DEN IT'S TRY.
DIR. j. p E a X S y n g,

Offers his Professional services to the citizens Of
Ottawa and vicinity.
TEETH inserted upon gold or silver plate
upon pivot, etc, 30 as to answer all purposes ol
mastication. Decaycd Teeth filled with gold
silver or Tin foil. Tooih.ache cured without
causing pain, which enables him to save many
eeth that woull otherwise have to be extract.
I'd. UT All operations to prove successful, OF
no pay. Charges moderate. Office On LA
sale street, east Of the Court house.
Junc 81 lSI5. "
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DIR. JOSEPH SrOu /,

Olcrs his frJirssinal services IT, the cItiz'n-
at Ottawa and vicinity. Office IN LA Sale IT.,
of the room occupied hy the late Dr.. hurIhuC
Ottawa, June II, 1915. Az
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-07
A. IL. ROWLAND. J. PEARSON,
ROWLAND a. PEARSON,

Physicians and Surgeons, OAaca, hrs.
Office on the cas-, side of the public square.
Residence Of DR.. liowand on the hill, south
side of the street, a few door west of The Fox
River House. Residence Of DR.. Pearson at
the CITY Hotel. April 30, lSl6
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DR.. p. SCH.RMERHORN,

Olfsrs as frhit,.tonu -,rvccs 10 "a c.uLeus
Of Ottawa aud we may. O,lice On G"lihhus
or ct. heI con EiMhL and ChnlNm.
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r.s.A lie cnaree Is, The prpsed schouI and make ii az
hvoor and ptIie 81 The State.
The resolution 6asly amended 50 as 10 refer IL
10 the committee Of Schools and Colleges aud as amen.
ded adoried.
DO motion of Mr. Ly,ns,
Resoired, Thai the Committee of Roads and Inter
nal NsviIation be instructed Ia enquire inn the ost
exprd~n and eilicieat mrie OF improving the nasiga-
Of james River, beew the Fss and that they have
leave 10 report by Diff OF Otherwise.
The bill enli,led IA ill concerning sheriIs' and 9th
officers commissions" was read third lime and
passed. Mr. IaylW making ,eiisciual e'ft TO add
" rydr, providing that trustees and commission efs.
authorised to sell property. be allowed . per cent on
thu hfs $500, aud per te0 on the residue, and no
n,ors.
mr. Bocock stated thai the r,drr altogether un>
necessary, because The law alread, provided iof The
cases
The bill "con.eruing trust deeds" was read third
time and The question was on lis passage, HE b'',
provides that all deeds shall eHum 10 The b.nthl oil
oil the creditors faIeaby.
Mr. Turnbu addressed the House in favor of,he bill
which WIS opposed by Messrs. Ntst, LIE, sonihal!
and Lyons After which, was rejected by The ioo"-
ing vuie
Arks-M sSrs J. H. Cuslis TufobuB, Maclo, Al
kias. Fox, Cartington. M'6iang, Street, pendleion
Ednunds Stovsll. ilieu, Thompson Of Hampshire
Wooitou. edwin. Babsy, Mephersoo. Tafum. fal''
fax. Braenor. Long. Maflz Coman, fuga'e, Deolson.
Stckley. Tate. Goudsun--<s.
vie. Powell. Baldwin, Nas,e Bnfwen. mitchell. Bpak.
lhomps n Of line,,fart Miller. u ,cuek. Eaod. l"et.
D-k,nspn. al Car. Lacy Nntree. Bnadus. ithsen.
Thompson 81 Dn~ijdtr. Garrett, s'oti, Hall at fai.
outer, Deskins. Sulln,n. SAUNDERS, Wall Caiher.
lask., Parks. W slker. lpsu Il Hanover, L"e Flows
sfs. MRae. Turner. Eiwnef. Palfick. Wallace,
Ginss. Diff Gaare Mclayrr, Tafi"r. q 'td1n. Banks
Clayton. ShrpstI. Alexander. Wade. llinIlion, Ed-
,nnnds,n. Watts Oilvrr E1eugton, lllnet, Syme. La
nier. Arb9asi. Cocke. Dmie Str thrr, Lyons. Gold
i. Hail. 4 nh
Yves, Funsen. Neal and Leltwicb--55.
PETITIONS.
Petitions presented aud referred.
BY Mr.. Saultall, 81 cztns 81 Abemate, Bucbng
han, aud Nes'n. Tor the establishment al an Inspection
Of 1,bacco al HawafdsYiile IN Albemade.
by Mr. Arhonasf, iva petitions Il citizans nj Bun
for the establishment of III ren system OF Edu
cstiah.
By Mr. Vocation of ritiz'ns If Henry, tr the bet
ter orasnizalun vi The militia, AVID revival OF batal
lion musers.
On nation OF Nj II bsin,
Tt- " use adjourned
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cans Jeable pan nay expected 10 AIS if"a '"aa
slduai subscriptions the e'un'es ttasrfsed " tic pr
p1sst im proy emcnl. ~ / heteilie,
|. Resoired. That The dslsat ri The Southwestern
Rad bill at The present SESSION 81 the Legislature, IA ad-
intn L, succ .sson Of failures heretofore, adnheh Us
tal II Is 10 VAIN lat expect such aux 5" ln'tf"-'
he constructed 10 THIS quarter oi Tue Siae
upon ate account. a.,
= Resoleed. That. under The elfcnmsisnces witch
surround Us the plan conducive 81 The Interests 81
tbjs reoin Of lh. STATE Is The extension oi tho Valley
Road from Sauniob the Tennessee ue upon e Jih'
slark principle.
3 Res1rsd, 'fhala petition be prepared aud present.
ed to tie Legislature Il praying the passage oi law
inf lie Incorporation Of company lot the purpose 9"
constructing a McAJamzsd Road from Stanton la uin
Tennessee line upon the punt suck principle, The Saie
taking hree Ghs ii the sl,ek
l. Rasolred. Ihatas The defeat ol ihe - uii'"e0'eft
Road bill may he Inscribed chitlly 10 Iynrh1nre i"na
euee and the Valley and Lynchbufg routes To B'lhnef
being about equal IN expe0se Of anspo alol hefeafe,
thai It be Recommended that such OF the MERCHANTS 81
his luwn and county as may be accustomed 10 Hdae
al LuncLbWg. WITHDRAW such business lfam hat
place they may be- able 10 make snl'hpi" ~
engagements thai end. and iiDn Her trade along tho
Valley route Ia Balluo,e, and that The n, rehans and
other Traders OF ,be Southwestern counties be earnestly
ADVISED Ia putsus a similar cnurse.
s. Rcs1irci That the committees The State Interested
IN this suhte, he respectfully requested 10 cooperate
viii this mcetlng, by taking itnmediaie and similar ac
lion.
6. Re.olesd. That committee be appointed 10 cor
tcsrond wtl the olliz rs u counties interested ~ Tie
81 ac Of Southwestern hnpfo, emcni, and IN Pf"caIe
,het 60 OPERATION IN the ohjrcs Of the Mn" fesolu
ton.
Z Rcsoired That The thanks ii this meeting be ten
dered Ia ID. Simuc T.. Goudsnn, pnr representative III
tue Legislature, lor hrs untrng exerlI'os IN ueha OF
lhr Southwestern Road
< Rcsaired. Tint the nrwsp pers IN the SIalt Ia
vurlbIe 10 thr Southwestern Improvement, b. requested
Ia 1--WE The foregoing speedy lnsefimi aud lh' '"'
Richmond Enquirer and Times aud the Lynchbnfg pa
pets he requested 10 copy
| Onmullun, Z. {. Johnson. l,aac y. Damn and John
{. Gfeeaway appolntcd Committee 81 Soffes-
plndencr, aud 3. H. Jotuston, VIM. \. L, Ninie aud
Charles :. Bekem were appointed 10 prepare pcanoi
the General Assembly OF Virginia iof tie pissise oi
/ a law as set Firth ~ the thltd resolution
JOHN NJ. PRESTON. Chairman.
lonS C. G G Secretaries.
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EDITORS CORREspO.NDESCE

-, RICHMOND, January Z 1896
ne se'ec' committee appointed To take into consid-
o'"o" me SUBJECT OF State Convention to amend the
CONSTITUTIONS has at length arrived at decision ON the
SUBJECT, and is prepared report BILL In reference t.,
.e oasis "i representation, the committee was divided
!" o. IN favor OF the existing basis; and accordingly,
is provided that if majority of the peo,ae. at The
next Spring ,lon, shall decide in favor of the cal, of
Convention. the Governor shall forthwith issue his
proclamation announcing that fact, and cause elections
to be held in the several Counties corn,r,io,s and
' "'s''e's Tor delegates 10 the Convention which
- '" 'o"s's' oil lie same number of members as the
VI D!'Saies, Who are ~ be elected IN the same
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12
Ernm Inc .lIlmissippinn. DE- ID.

REMoyAL OF THE Gnocrkws.--"Iherc are expec.
led about ten days OF Two weeks five thousand thuc
Jaw Indians here, to crass the nyrt, on lhcr way TO
lhef new home, west OF the Mississippi.
Southern Mtelligencer.
The Ialelgencer b1s been mls formed in relation 10
the um9ya ui The ChoclaWs We have 1t from an
lhory which NAV be relied upon, that there is pros
peel OF renewal TINS h even The next al any u
time unless the specuaiUrs Telgosh lhelr present
demands upon the Cow rnment.
Gep AGu,s!yaa sslRslme dlus.We Learn, aIe npSIIye
Government, placing unlimited cuutd, nee in his sauae
ty IN Indian affairs, has Invested hm with Discretionary
powers upon tbs point The spe ualors demand vi the
superintendent that be sha pay out The scrip nnw and
they viii guarantee that The Indians viii 60 soon as
they get through with their business IN this eaun
irywhlch may be considered ndc hnlle period o
tne-and others ncN summer. General Armstrong
not considering this guarantee sufficient security upon
which he can risk such responsibility relns II pay
cut the scrip aud the specuaiors say thai m, ladln
shall mol emgrate This Is TO be regretted as il was
earnestly hoped particularly by the citizens of that SEC
un Of the State where The indians reside that lhIs yex.
ous business was about 10 be finally and speedily dis
pissed of
From all that can learn General Armstrong. in.
this Instance has sustained the huh character which
he has 81 well Gained as General Superintendent al In
dian affairs west of the Mississippi He was sent here
to settle Tins business, and he Viii do regardless of
combinations aud conf citing interests aud with nm e,,
single 10 The discharge OF his dny Il. The Government
which has employed him IN Tins responsible inst
Since writing the foregoing we have hern informed
that the SNlown l.dians have determined Ia emlvt,is
aud are now preparing to start from their present en-
camputnt. near Charlottesville, the latter part of this
month, The Scrip is said. will be paid at some punt
be East bank of the Mississippi
We alsa tniot ned that for the purnose of remn.
wing. as far as pissnle all obstacles IN The way ut an
emigration, the regulation rendering The action Of rran>
ailf appointed guardians aud adlnns raors necessary
IN cases where Scrip is 10 be- transit rred by minors aud
HE representatives. OF DEFENDANTS, has been fesended
aud new one substituted, requiring the certificate OF
nt ''"l'n 'seh 'na' t'e parry transferring Is properly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

NJ Schenck Of Ohio, some time since proposed rt>
soaon u enquiry m The House II Representatives M to
The u ihuse members who were elected on ihe zen
.ral lirtei system To hold seais IN that body, on the
,ruhd that they chosen IN direct yIodiion OF a
solemn art pl Congress which requires each member to
be- elected fnn a sn2 lie district
TINS important question was disposed OF, as might
hayr been anticipated fum the political complexion ol
he naiuriy ia Couaress: II was laid on the table
Such dlsennrteous proceeding is significant. We
presume The members from New Hampshire. Missouri,
aud Mississippi viii be allowed 70 boast OF bavlrs broken
fhrntg lie cobweb u law Of the land long as The
tweHty.ninlh Congress exists. Should this prove 10
be the actual result u any movements on thus grave subs
loef Will only be 0 small instance OF Iocoioeh sue
cess ia battling with the constitution aud laws OF the
land.
The comparative Indifference Of the public to the
whole subject melancholy state oi the popular
mind. The people becoming 81 much accustomed
these waunds daily inflicted on The Constitution
that this scarcely exclcs shfng.
~ y Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

A c,,rosoo,1, ~. N Y,
about men and ,hioos IN kooiucLy "'''''S
Tue close OF my last letter which ,xteodsd f,r ho
v,nd lis ,,tannsod M, 1t 'Ne'ueo 'a' DC
,nos, Justly called Tho ..i;arIan -, X ~ ,, -, nsoo
ty OF IrAlnutoa IN scen,re and ,he ~
It's of the snr,,nnd,n, e,',1y u" Yea"
adornmens with which tasle and ,,, I'M ,sya az 'ae
DECORATED II r.nd,, II m 81, ,'"''','" nave
ell The olnuinu Jrsc,In,,ns Ma, , s'o'' Je"
of this beautiful nNu seemed M, mo- -, ~" eve"
Few places of equal SIZE m Ibs HMM n. r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

sc On The car he unieds las eGlsged but clear and dr
site sieas wi,s tie petspeuy aud precision oi is OWN
,ireniIana f. all his there Is nothing OF the ufacr OF
the Hcs assumption Of saIerofliy, but The easy aho
natural ogefss II HE vast intellectual wealth woieb
his espleuus mind 10 a long and active life. has accu-
mullIrd Apfn from IFS informing character lhete y
an in xpcable charm IN his discourse peculiar 10 HIM
self Hrs hipil tuned cbsaf1us generous nature, tIfs
ysiei far above lie huugbt ot meanness ~ dlsf'nn
serms Ia -ast zatd spell all mIlhn It's influence,
doaing 10 biu adHinng confidence, honorable alike
To snhleei and otJrct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

JupGE GARtARn.-'Ihe New Orleans Picayune Of
the 30h uli says o hls allen man:-Jndge Garnn1 II
Is SAID has fled 10 The Ncsl Indies. Ailtr two unsne
etssnl attempts commit suicide, he has hid himself
amongst strangers Would thai all memory oi hseflmf
could be ublealed with his disappearance. That his
msieods be nd visited upon The iH0ocent --tha his
ebIldIcps teeth be not pat on else lot bal lhef father
ate sum prnnrR,
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sklSSOlVJEI(DN.

fHIllE. fir Of Lee & Lacy is this day dissolved BY
uulul consonl All persons having claims against
The concefn will present them to Lacy II Garland Tor
selllemrni aud those indebted will please make pay
ment III TIA, same Lacy Garland, Lynchbutg. OF To
A = Lee H,chn ond. The Of The firm will be
used by either panty only in winding mp It's business.
ALFRED 5. LEE,
MOSES LACY.
Ian tiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

Thu New Odrans Peayano al The 25lh alt says--
A rumut n toAn yesterday that the Hon. Nj.
Sldell author I'D by his instructions 10 negotiate
with Mexico ut The annexation oi The entire Mexican
Republic to The lalted States, dents aud all lhs
would be summary solution III Gu,za'5 Troublesome
problem ul tho ''bulaGce oil power IL America.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12
E.FGY' ~ GARLAND,
SUCCESSORS TO
l. T. T. g. H. a c J,
,r,Yarding and nrtissiSn Merchants,


Forwarding aud Commission Merchants,
EyH ch b rg, va.
tf'lif, undersigned having united for the purpose q
4 carrying IN a general Forwarding & Commission
Bus.nas- have taken the well known stand the Ba.
sln recently occupied by Mcssrs. Lee Lacy, and hope
by Their united eIfs aud unremIlilng attention 70 the
interest Of those who may favor them eh their business,
to meet liberal share Of patronage.
They will pay particular attention 10 the sale Of Flour
aud all other kinds Of produce. Liberal advances Will
be made on cnusgnments
They will keep constantly on band good assortment
Of Groceries MOSES LACY,
late Of the firm OF Lee 4 Lacy
A, b. GARLAND.
Jan. At II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

w lhe Committee of Elections in the House of Rep
'eseh'aves have reported in favor Mr. Broclenbroneh
and against Mr.. Caoe, the sitting member from Flor
da. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

Bishop Sonc. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
le New Ohraas the ooh ult IN the steamship New
ok Tor Galveston to attend the Texas Conferences.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

W. isaac D. i.e'twch, Esq, of Wyihe, will moi be
candidate Tor reelection to the House of Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

W. ~ on the subject of the connection of The Ca.
nal with Tide water. shall appear in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

W i. M Cahell. Esq. Of Nelson will not be can
o'oa'e 'of rec lecllon 10 the House ofDeegaues.