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IRISH RELIEF.

rhkMVlLLE, NtH1CH u iof'
A CARD.-t, is believed that there are ;ndivi-
enas and communities in Prince Edward and The
surrounding counties. who desire 10 contribute
money, TODD and clothing 10 supply The deslilu
nons Of Ireland ana Scotland. An "I;d neirf
Ereeative Committee has been ORGANIZED in Farm
vile, and they viii receive ana forward all sach
contributors. a. VAUGHAN, Esq, has been ap-
pon,ed Treasurer ami JosgPH W. WATSON, Esq.
is The Receiver Of lie mini tee; and money
provisions and clothing Ser 10 eilhe! OF these gen.
lsmen will br forwarded without deiay.
The Committee hope ina; every minister of
every denomination in this region of the STATE
will give their respective congregations an early
opportunity OF practically and literally respond
ing to ihs loud and continuing appeals from
whole furnishing nation for tread; and il is not
doubled lha, many OF our fellow CITIZENS in this
v,cinitv will promptly and generously show tia,
this affecting appea to the sympathy OF Ameri-
cap hearts has no, been in vain.
BEY. S. SCOTT,
Chairman OF II. Ex. Rel. Committee.
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laid AND COMFORT"


The Whg press profess 10 be shocked al Ire
suppnsiiion 'ha, he gross attacks OF themselves
and Wing poilic,aus upon ;htif own Govern
men, ard u,1n .,e jnsllce OF Inc war, will have
lie eff-ci olihs9irire Gu age 10 the heart OF Mex
ico and inci,ins her IN c 'n'inued RESISTANCE 10
our generous ofrts ofreace, TIE following al
licle from he Diai, he frial paper OF Next
co Gle. nv shows h. " he ffats II our Federal
ISIS are app,e ia'et ia ma onnIry. The wFi'er,
wao draws ~, nuisonet weapons o. assault tom
tie Wh,s piss amt po cins. has showa him
self 10 be quite an adep: in he task OF v'l'y'ns
tns President, Mr.. Webster is warmly cong a
,ula,ed for his services, and 50 are his fellow
par iz,ps The language of some Of. he Wing
candidates tor Congress in Virginia, 20 whose
sentiments on he war We have referred deserves
10 be placed in The same category oil receiving The
",hatks ui The Whole Mexican nation:
From the M.xic,a DIaro.
by the last arrival from New Orleans, we
have ben pared in possession oi late papers
fro = the Cnusd States, an C mcJov1y d sh.m
mayaaanlqusiy denoMns.e end co's4ega h!s 'eG'
-ogs,"s !ats eounhy IS ',ntsmoits, 1snao ana IN
YtgaieoiS
enea statesman 81 ths county, says lna' tne eS-
psnses al ihe wa are over halt p million OF do
lars i.y'anl n. IA, Introduced resolutions in o
the S-naie to ln.o-a.A Mc caloard y JIM Potk and
turn hi,c az, ri fl These Nor'nefn / oaf'ans
cannni carry ui. ll's var wy na his iae,
aui Mr. Weh,rt d sssr.s tte marks NJ 10. 'cao's
Mzcan naIiaa f,,tac NIB s'and he hai 'aksn o.
Tie SIDE ri riga and ! 'a'cs! AU>r, Meaicans,
and dn,e me invace,s iihn our soil!
f-frrv In ~
he Q eater par, nfMe psopg"j 3: CHicd StateS ae
opposed 10 tbs cqr az Tie r Pop1s s4o'c ana ne
base nun VITA IS II. hs0@ "ffte G"Scraasnl o'F
BE- ezi'ed fran powr 1ae 81 sp:'arso ONE EN-
TtR. p,RTY III ita. c0rniiu IRE "il Gnr sac, o'1a
L.gicll VI x.ca remember ihsr patriotism"
But This same Daniel Websier, during ihe war
Of 1872 empoYed even stronger language TO.
wards our own vir.un1s Madison. The Frderal
orators and editors Of The present day employ
term. OF obi, " upon Mf POLK, similar 10 what
their predecessors used towards Mr.. Madison
In an exchange paper we find the following sum
mary of Win. Mr.. Webster said Of President
Madison. i is lor The Republicans oil Virginia
TO say whether they will sustain parry whose
attacks upon h-r own Govemm,rt are quoted
as giving "cunior." 20 The eneny:
flames MAIDS n-ihis modern Nero-this
voorhees, confederate OF Napoleon Bonaparlc-
despisst al hume and abrcad-,his obstinate N
fa,ualed man who prnses US iLc wanon, wick
ed war-a crogns cuvard-uur co*ardly cap
tam general, who gaIope his poor beast thirty
miles fro y b,ue gfuund-ihe baseness, ccwart-
ice and re'h y 81. James Madison-ihc crazy
head the idle. vauanns Drag adoco-'he more
cowardy he acts the more heroicaly he talks
the cocdnct ne sach n, n is IN Re ghes n,ea-
i
that Eng and NJ :xirel ia,lir- win Us, when she
has such Il hLiu.A 10 teal WIN q
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For the EnYni
ppINclpI.ES. NOT MEN.

Willis, I have ever been a devoted, vel a feeble
sunnorer OF he principles OF the Democratic
Parry, from conviction, that they ale Inc prin.
cn,:s most calculated 10 promote the interest
and 10 advance he prosperity and happiness Oh
No.. he;oy,I country vel I have never denied to
any man ac.;ng with me, The righ' 10 express
his preference Tor men 10 carry them out,
To do So would BE- liberal, and would be de-
uyiug 10 olhsis that privilege claim Tor myself
Eui have evcf held 10 The opinion, mai al'el ~
crcisina this right, il is the day oil every hian,
wien found to be in the minority, 10 y'e'a - '"'
popular voice. , - b;s ,oa.
e,n;ns nowers convince, if he can, ana leVoiu-
,ion;ze rublc opinion, but il he tail, II - ms uuJ
as mario, To ground his arms Of opp'sisioh -
In this way ne woud insraliale hiIhseii INV t';e
,,,bl,c confidence and add another laurel 10 NE
rhanIet. To Yield 10 the popular VIII, IS one ',
HE great cardinal principles Of Democracy, anu
which never can be dsleSaTded so iohs d. us
peuple wish 10 perpeluate Tree governments
Whenever The precedent is sci, and duly reccs-
n;1sj Ibat few impracticables OF eha.r party
arc a. arroeate 10 themselves The right 70 desig-
nare The men 10 fill The higher offices Of Govern
menl either Safe or Federal, as The terms Of lheIr
co-oneralion. regardless Of the opinions expressed
10 the contrary By large majority, The time VIII
have arrived Tor every refecuns mind 10 deibe-
rate unon The capacity OF man for self govern
menl.
No party resting upon basis so unstable can
long fail 10 meet that fate to which such pfece-
dent would inevitably consign it. When cabas
or factions spring up in Government and seize
upon the popular will, and assume thr right 10
control il, and this right acquiesced in. the time
will have arrived Tor awakening the fearful ap-
prehersions of every tue patriot for the stability
ii that Government!
Such Govcrnmet may endure while nroh
its lettering pillars, but must finally tumble into
anarchy and ruin! In vain have our ioteiahers
fought for cur rights and liherles iihey ale now
10 he inundated upon the shrine OF ambition 10
e!atif, The aspirations OF any mar.
In vain has the Democratic Party laboref 10
establish Republican principles upon solii
basis, il those who lent their aid 10 the great work,
are nov 10 thrust frebrand in'o lis very bosom!
No. this mus not be; patriotism must HOW'LL
MT sanction H. The people Of This country OF
what parry soever, will never lamely submit 10
cncFoachmenls nron their inarnab!e rights BY
those who are al all times amenable 10 them
| have an abiding faith in the peoples Cue ap-
probation OF their dearest rights and privileges,
and in their spirit 10 maintain Them The time
has now arrived Tor the people 10 examine and
thoroughly scruiinze the opinions OF those whom
they place upon their watohowers, lest they cry
"als we'll" when the tocsn OF alarm ought 10
have been sounded. ANXIOUS.
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AN ACT.
Providing for the extension Of The Loniso Raj
Road TO the Eastern base Of Tie B!ue adge.

ROAD 10 inc FslSieTH OnSS ~ me E.Nc i.iGgc
Passed March s. lSi7
Be il enacted BIZ tie General Assembly, That
the capital stock Of The Louisa Raj r, ad Com
pany be and The same is hereby authorized 10 be
increased the sum OF two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars Tor the purpose OF extending
their road to the Eastern base of the Blue Ridge
including The purchase Of The necessary machine
~ therefor, al such point as is suitable Tor ac-
commodatng the trade OF the Valley OF Virginia,
having regard not only 10 The facility and econo-
my OF approaching The mountain, tut also OF
crossing il and 10 It's ultimate extension West
ward.
Be it further enacted, That when twenty thou
sand dollars shall have been subscribed BY others
than The Commonwealth, and paid or secured to
be paid, The Board OF Public WORKS shall sub
scribe The sum OF thirty thousand dollars and
shall continue to subscribe in The same proper
ton whenever any subscriptions by others than
the Commonwealth are paid or secured 10 be paid,
until The whole sum authorized BY this act is sub
seribed.
Be it further enacted, That the subscription
hereby authorized 10 be made By the Board Of
Public WoIks shall be paid as provided for in
The second section Of the act entitled an &C, 10
authorize subscription on behalf Of the State 10
the stock Of the Louisa Rail Road Company pas
sed February twenly-filh, eighteen hundred and
thirty seven.
Be il further enacted, That not more than half
the sum authorized by this act 10 be subscribed by
the Board OF Public Works shall be called for
during the first year.
This &C, shall te in force from its passage.
At meeting OF the Board of Directors Of
The Louisa Rail Road Company al Louisa Court
House on Saturday The 2Olh of March, 1877, the
following resolutions we're adopted:
Resolved, That books be opened, and be kept
open for len days, for receiving subscription 10
The stock OF The Louisa Rail Road Company in
shares Of one hundred dollars, and that two dol
lars per share be paid al the time OF subscribing,
for the purpose OF extending The same as provided
by the act entitled an act providing for The extern
sion OF the Louisa Rail Road TO The Eas,ernsbase
OF the Blue Ridge, passed March 9th, l847, al
The following places viz:
AtMadison Cour, House-l2th Of May, under
the direction of Col R. A. Banks, Col. James
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BOZZY.

NEW HAMPSHIRE "A pos,crip, 10 bust.
ness leuer received al the Boston Post Office, dated
Rumney, March l6, says:-"I must say word
about our election. We have licked them in spite
Of Hales, BaTsiows, runaway slaves, and hired
voters, sent and paid BY men in your stale. You
can tell those men le pay their lecturers and vo-
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be requested 10 publish the proceedings OF this
meeting in their respective papers.
The meeting was much larger than usual on
such occasions; and having been addressed upon
the various subjects presented byJ. c. Walker,
J. p. Hill, Dr.. William A. Hill and Hiram
Carver, on motion, the meeting adjourned suc
die. +. Ii. HILL, Chairman.
JAMES A. RIED Secretary.
~ The Charlottesville Jetfersonian and Re-
publican requested 10 copy
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ITO MEssRS. GALES, STOUT AND Ne
4 The city Of New YoIk.-Gentlemrn fol y.
notice, that, on the 18th day Of Apu, 1884,, be."''
hours Of s, A 81. and d, r. NJ We shail piacts "a
nj the Law Office Of E. II. Hudson, I'D. ~ NC
New York, and State OF New YORK, lne depo''.'
S. w. Bennett, F.. X. Avrie, - King, j. ttfhe-
smith, E. II. Hudson, q ~. And further tar ~
that. on the 9th day Of May, 1917, between ~ +
aforesaid, at the house Of Amos Dodd N BIO ~
the county OF Essex, and State Of New Jsr's!, n
proceed to take the dispositions Of the 'ad nm '
Josiah Fairchild, et al. And further take nor. 81
on the 10th day Of May, 1917, at ihr Coming
Layton & D0dd, in the city Of NEW AFk, aH' +,
New Jersey, between the hours aforesaid, We i,
coed To take the dispositions oil Da.id 7. D'S@'
Dodd, William E. Layton, Aaron iouHe' ".,s,oc
Doremer, Capt. Marian, ct a. TO be read 10
behalf. In two certain causes oi tore! "a II
now depending in the Circuit Superior Iou' 4.
Gerry for the Richmond Circuit, In which We ~ T
are defendants, and you compla nanisi an1 y &
any cause, the said dispositions should 10 carr
menced, or finished, on the said several day. 'ss
the same viii be continued from day 10 aas,
e1cepled, between the same hours. unti ooGm,nnD
BY s. Basseu French and Holden lhods'' 'V'
March s-dit&cw4w
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We are requested 10 sta's, thai, al a meeting Of
Inc Court Of enquiry, held for This Regiment, in
December last, resolution was adopted Gin &C.
cordancc with late act OF the Lcsislature) au-
thorizing Lieuienans Of militia companies Ia
qualify 10 their commissions Except in lime Of
srrvice] by providing themselves with lhe 'ci-
lowing Uniform, VIZ: Blue navy cap, dara f'ock
coat, pantalo,ns as now prescribed BY Law, aud
sa.h, sword and bell.
This order is not intended 10 apply 10 those
Leucnsuis who are already uniformed accord
ing 10 tie cd law.
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March 23-cw2m MAR. w. MILLER. q
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Che

IN CHANCERY.-VIRGINIA I'm Chrstefn.la -
4 " Court, March the eih, leI7
John Wilson and William II. Wilson, insn'
sue by Thomas o. Wilson, their guardian 49,
friend, P-fh-
against
Elizabeth Wilson, Robert Mann and E..iatf
wife. William Mann and Rebecca llr WIFE Jo'l I
and Polly his wife, and Lawson Wilson, pri'ai--
This day came The plaintiffs BY their Aitof"ts
and-r Jones, Esq., and flied their hill, ard ~
ants, John Berry and Polly his wife. aud Law,
son, not having entered their appearance anu r..
curlty, according 10 the act Of Assembly and th'
of this Count, and il appearnsby satisfactory -
that they are not inhabitants Of ths County =
motion Of the psintif. rs their attorney !, : e.
mai the said non resident defendants DO appear y
The first day Of Nay term next, aad answer r'e
the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order y =
with inserted In some newspaper published 70 W
OF Richmond, and continued FOR eich, week -le,s'
Iy, and posted at the front door of the Iour, house
county. ALopy-Ies,e, ;.
March l7-cwew W. w. y. CoGRiLL' u
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I w. Walker, Col. t. ]. TwymaD job, w
DR.. 6. n. Thriii, John Harrison, Pres,
Smith, Lewis Harrison, T. ]. Humphre.
J. I. Ship.
/ Rapid Ann-sd Saturday in May, o..
direction u DR.. A. w. Graves, VIM. II :
L. II. Lewis, VIM. Shines, Capt. Joseph t
George Booten, B. F. T. Conway.
AT Luray-4th Monday in April, under .
rection OF Col. John :icPheIson, Gabrie b.
Mann Almond, Samuel Gibbons, Jacob B.
ker. Daniel Basser, John Snider.
A, Houeyville-warLanttFying day ID ].
under the direction Of George Price, Henr,
rer. James Kite, George Kite, PascaI g.
John Reedy, David NJ. Dovel.
Al Barbou.sville-wa rran,-iIying day ii 4,
under the direction of 3. J, Barbour. !,
Trice. Alfred Thompson, Jonn Douglas 4
Brocking, James Newman.
Al Greene Court House-Thurs3ay ~.
Monday in April, under The direction .. i.
Sims. Thomas Davis, VIM. sims. 6. L. A.
VIM. Price, Capt. VIM. Mills, Thomas G G,
Wyatt Beazley, James Beas!y, Elijah Dor
Al kersvlle-warranI Lfyins day II
under the direction OF John B. While !,
Twyman, Robert Cave, L. J. Williams :"
Rcso!red, That the grading Of the !oa. r. ,
Gortonsville and The Blue Ridge, shap+.
pu, under contract Ike first year, 20 HAT !.
bankmenls may have as long lime as pos.
settle before the superslruciure is ialt torr
Similar proceedings have been seE. d 4
louisville, Stanton and Hanisonbus H. :.
cation. a. w. IALLfi Secies-
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Li7ERs-iNo REPUBLICAN AaNY.
H:eiy esar'S Il, SGe SsL7sd~,

Fen. IL, iS41 10 O'clock. "A. NJ,
Escslien; olr-8; tue annexed documents on
will learn Ina, Gsu, Taylor has cnacsnlTa ed his
forces al III. h4c,snda Ut Aqua Nneya, twenty
leagues distant ifuta t'.ls puin'. Ths news has
inst ben confirmed oy my SPIES, aGt .!,efe is 10
doub: lha, lna, general i rpaf'pg i'r az action,
AMI ina he VII present himself IN j; with ilcm
1000 10 500 m.n anu alJre lhaa lweaty pieces OF
artillery.
On nv part, have TAX n all proper measures
for e,yi - nign oa lie in his ca on the us, INST
By The t,me ina, his note reaches Inc hands VI
your Esceilency great ha,,le fun grab hecho de
arms, will have taken ptacs tre result oi viii r
will cs vf incticnlanis conseqle iuf the cuun-
Ivy. | c1ntienly tfnst that ne justice Of he ma
ton will re picsc'ed AT This time by The Goi OF
Armies, and taat shall have The satisfaction Of
81 announcing Ia the Supreme Government.
The troops under my command are marching
with en,hu>a> m an eager 10 vindicate The honor
Of our arms Neither The Pfivasiuns, he fatsues
OF a laborous march, nor The clemens. which
appear 10 have couspi, ed against us-for during
some days We have mad 10 travel upon SNOW
have cooled their arGor.
Those who srppose that by taking th, route
there viii % noihing Tor The army under my com.
naud 10 DO will very that 10 give an
opinion upon mater which they do not under
s.and some circuG pec.ion is II. cessary.
Be pleased 10 Communicate this 10 his Excel
RANGES of my Consideration AMI respect. God
aad Liberty!
Antonio Lcrgz De SANTA ASSA
To TIE MISi>T n uF WAR.
The city of Mexico papers, Of The five follow
ing days, contain nothing drec, tlom Santa An
ma.
The Picayunc publishes few items Of ia;ei-
sence, shelving the slate OF affairs 10 Mexico,
connected with The Overthrow VI Vice President
Faras:
We find an announcement that abou, the 20,h
alt oy III rentiGs ar farming Q. the minis, the
Government had succeeded i'll raising $500 900
10 cash. one ,hird OF which was despatched 90
the 23d 10 The atmy More than halt Of The sum
thus rai,ed, was fun the contract ter ihe mint III
the capital, tae contrac, being Tor ten years.
The GoveTnmen, has begun 10 raise lille
money ont OF the clergy TIE sale OF house
belonging TO The church is mentioned. II is said
to be worth about $50 900. ard il sold for go 900
part in paper, par, in cash. The putting in
force The law against The property of the clergy
probably hurried on The insurlecion sgainst Ea-
rias. The Secretary Of the Treasury Senior Cas-
tillo. was dismissed from office for refusing to
sign The h,ii pf S lie ni inr h ",ss mentioned
There has been a pronunciainen,o made in
the Stale of Oajaca, followed ny acts of violence
In which several lives were lost. The military
commander hai effecscd sempromise Of some
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ters. and then, like the old woman who was kick
cd over by the gun that was loaded len lines ee-
lore il was fired, to lie still on their backs LOT
there are nine more 10 come yel.' u. H.
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March 9--cwaw JonN F. n. JfFPRiEs, z
IN CHANCERY.-vlnalxl.:-ln GnoohIand

EN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iii GO0chIand VI
i Court, 10Th March, 1877:
George r. linlrman, guardian ~ Tie se.tii
children Of Mrs. Emily Is. Arnis,rat, i-ccasrd. g
Georgiana, Mary Elizabeth, Nancy ~. fml u
bert James, William NJ and Margaret ". AlSsv
against palna
The said infants, and Caspu ". Ani-icaa
other bei-ndsa
The defendant, Caspar w. Arini.trad, nj hs'ir
tered his appearan and given srcurIty, aeo@aI
the act Of Assembly and the rules Of tbs Cnai', &
appearing To the satisfaction OF the Court tlia' ~ I
MI lnhahitani Of Tins Commonwealth, 1t y ORDERED
the said defendant do APPEAR here an Tie t!'rd ~
in June next ani answer the plaintiffs h,.., dHd Z
copy of this order he forthwith inserted ~ tle hich
Enquirer, newspaper printed In the city - t 'cae
for two months successfully, and posted a shs
door Of tho Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
March arr IN q T.
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RENTED,
49,
81 o..

Major General Butler, Of The army, ars'
this city last evening, and took loi:its
Browns hotel Nat Micliisencer. Na'o I.
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John W Stevenson. E,Q., Of covinson, Ken
ucky. and naive Of hi, ely. mas been nomi'
naled By Democratic meeting 10 Mason coany
as a candidate loi Congress from thai (fibra'ss)
district.
Major John P. Gaines, who was lately captured
BY The Mexican General, Mnon, is the Wing
candidate His friends calculate with certainty
upon his release before he mex, meeting of Con-
gfess We ,rus, So bu nope Iha! he will no! be
required 10 undergo The laboTs u member Of
the House Of Representatives. MIR. Stevenson
has served TWO sessions in The Kentucky Legis-
la'ure and his talents and eloquence have mace
him tavoratly known 10 the people. We hope
and expect 10 see him honored with station
which he will SO we'll fill
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IN CERY-viRofSiA:-6t Rules held la
Clerks Office az Richmond County Count, ~
day, the 9TH day Of January, 1877:
Alfred G. Northen and Harriet his wife. VIII
Efford and Anne his wife, which said iierriei'
Anne, were Harriet and Anne Jesper, Paluf
against
Charles G. Cater and Peggy his wife who wa
Bragg, infants and heirs Of Eliza Brage, VI.
Eliza Jr.pcr, Dsfrrta''
The defendants. John Blagg, Josias Bag an
liam Bragg, not having entered their appeafiare
given security according 10 The act 4 Assembly Z
rules Of this CoIri, and II appearing b. sas 7fir
drnce that they ARE not inhabitants Of ihi- toa
wealth. II Is ordered that The snlI Defendants ~ l
nj rules 10 he held in the Clerks ofre 81 the if
ty Of Richmond, on The first Monday in Aprii nc;'
answer the bin OF the plnintifs; and that cops =
order be forthwith inserted ~ some newspager q
oil in the City of Richmond, for two months -uce,~
ly, and posted Il the front door OF the Coafth,g'
tins county. Copy Jestr.
March 2--cwaw JOHN r. Il. JFFPRfFs {.
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Err VI. y

TIT II LFgir1
For the information OF tie seherou, ;.
torsto The fund Tor the destitute oi lrelsnj \,
an acknowledgment oi The Commune.
transmit ing money, | annex lis u NJ 8
received, which have been placed y n 4,
credit OF a special account in he Fairness ?:
In few instances the money received Ia.
directed 10 be divided between The sues.,
Scotland and Ireland and care viii he ..s..
fulfil The Injunction. There are NJ s. d
contributions yet 10 be received. tut i5g,a !,
reason 70 delay the transmission 81 he /,
now in hard in The mcde which The con-
charged with deciding rron is aFflica,,-
determine 10 b. best therefore sugses. Il.
Is meeting OF The conn iliee.
WIN. Il. MCFARLAND, Tgs.
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The Democrats Of Marshall county have 40
minated for The Honse OF Delegates William K.
Mcdonald, Esq. We are glad 10 learn from The
Wheeling Argus that our friends have now a
fair chance Of success.