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The Daily National Whig.

Is published in the city Of Washington, every
day at three o'clock, p. NJ, Sundays exccp-
| ted, and served to snbsc ribcrs in the City, ut
the Navy Yard, in Georgetown in Alexan-
dria, and in Baltimore the same evening, at
81 cents week, payable to the sole agent Of
the Wing, G. l.. Glchrest, Esqr, or his Or
der. 1t is also mailed to any part Of the Uni
| ted States for $4 per annum, or So for 6
months, payable in advance.
The National Wing is what its name indi-
cafes. 1t speaks the sentiments Of the Wing
party Of the Union on every question Of pub
lie policy. 1t advocates the election to the
! Presidency Of Zachary Taylor, subject TO the
DECISION OF u Wing National Convention. 1t
makes war to the knife upon all the measures
and acts Of the Administration deemed to be
adverse to the interests Of the country, and
exposes without fear or favor the corruptions
of the partv in power Its colums are open
| to evcry man in the country. for the discus
sion Of political or my other questions.
In addition TO polltic.:. large space in the
National Wing will be devoted 10 publIca~
tIons upon Agriculture, Mech. MICS, and olher
cine, Statistics, &c. Choice spechnens OF
American and Foreign Literature will clso
be given, including Reviews, &C.. A weekly
list Of the Patents issued by the Patent Off9ce
will likewise be published-the whole forming
u complete family newspaper.
The Weekly National Wing, one of the.
largest newspapers in the United States. ia:
made up from the columns of the Daily Ma.
lional Wing. and is published every Saturday
for the low price of So per annum, payable in,
advance. A double sheet of eight pages w'N
be given whenever the press of matter shaH
justify It,
The Memoirs Of General Taylor, written
expressly for the National Wing, are in course
OF publication. They commenced with the
second number, a large number Of copies Of
WHICH have been printed, to supply calls for
back numbers.
CHS. w. FENTON,
Proprietor of the National Whig.
Aug. rs, Prs. bill x2O1 "a an
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Notice to lAbscntccs.

Etparte.-'tm. Barmorc, appl't., VS.. the
Heirs, OF Geo. Barmorc, decd, ct al,
1t appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs
Of George Barmorc, deceased, the heirs of
Peter Barmorc, dcccascd,and the heirs of Asa
Franklin, deceased, Defendants, (names not
known) reside without the limits ofthe State:
1t is therefore ordered, that they do appear
and Object to the division or sale Of the Real
Estate Of james Bartnorc, deceased. on or
before 'hc first Monday in January, ISIS. or
their consent to the same will be entered of
record. DAVID LESLY, O. AID.
Sept 20, 1S47 80 l2w
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Warehouse and Factorare.

The subscribers have pur-
I @ Eschascd from Nathon l.. Griffin,
ksswsxwx.SSM Esq, the Cotton Warehouse in
SaAM@SINs% Hamburg, recently occupied by
DR.. J. +. Griffin. and formerly by Mcssrs.
H. l.. Jcffcrs g. Co., situated at the foot of
the Hill, and Immediately at the head of the
main business street. From its superior TO-
cation, and being surrounded by stream Of
water, it is comparatively exempt from the
casualty Of fire and entirely above the reach
of high frcshcts.
They propose to carry on exclusively the
WAREHOUSE and GENERAL FAC
forage BUSINESS, under the firm O
GEIGER & PARTLOW.
Having engaged an experienced and COM
petent assistant, in addition to their own per-
sonal attention, and possessing means to
make liberal advances on produce consigned
to their care, they hereby tender their scrvl>
ces 10 Planters, Merchants and others, in the
STORAGE and SALE Of COTTON,
FLOUR. BACON, and other PRODUCE,
in RECEIVING and ORIVARDlNG
MERCHANDISE. and PURCHASING
GOODS to ORDER.
w. w. GEIGER.
JAS. Y. l.. PARTLOW
'uhe9 Is Gm
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E.IW &Y0YGs
X. III. s. w. A. Wardlaw,
Are now rcccvng direct from New York, large
and we'll selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

Are now receiving, direct from New York, a large
and we'll selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have Ecen bought such terms rs will cn-
able them to sell at as low prices aS can bc offered
any where. Their stock embraces all that is new
and desirable Of the season, consisting i'll part OF
the following:
Common aud fine fancy NJ. D'Tancs,
'' Z" Rep D'E 'Eco~o,
Supor French caSnncrcs,
I" Fancy plaid Drdn D'Eie.
Elegant embroidered G,rrino Robc#,
Richly - nS:,:i a."
Carolina, Celeste and t::a I..id.,
Super printed French cauhric#,
4" mourning do do
Rich fancy cold and lig'd silks.
I" blk Iigd and plain do
Handsome second rnoulnngdo
Ladies' iig'd blk silk n;,ntIrs
large and elegant stock >haw;,
Bl'k and fancy cold cut.., and c :,:,ncrrs
Sup. s silk and satin v,s.inuS,
kcrSryS liMaya and English plains
Duiiil, twillcd and Mackinaw blankets,
Sup. Whitney bed and crib do
a larg" stock Nc!ro shoes.
ladies morocco and Xix! slippers,
Boys and misses .'u,*,
: Gents sup cali boots
g water proof do
Gents and lad,*' over shoes
. Gents and boys cloth, fur, ccuIlrtto aud p,zct
fur ANA WOOL MATS. caps
Also, complete stock of Groceries. iIar,lwnre
Cr"rkcry, Saddlcrv. Jew"lrv and Fancy Goods
sept ~ 81 If
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NOTICE.

will bo at r. Tribes, Esq, on the 20tI,, 2lst
and 22nd of December next. and at AbbcviIle
Court House on the 23rd, for the purpose Of
collecting the debts due the Estate of Joshua
Meachu,n. deceased. All those indebted to
said Estate, will do well to call and see me on
one of the above named days.
JAMES hiEACHUM, Executor.
N. B. l will sell the Lands of said Estatc
privately, to suit purchasers, on either of tho
above named days J. NJ, Ex'or.
Nov II "a d.
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we would take this opportunity TO return our
thanks to our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed OH us for the last
six years, and would solicit continuance of
their fuvors.
We would also invite all persons buying
Dry Goods in Hamburg, who are not already
on our list Of customers, to give us trial.
Our stock will conss; Of Il much larger and
more general assortment than we have here
;o:orr kept. We will al: o continue to keep
our usual assortment Of CARPETTING.
OIL CLOTH, + l. OOR Nj A II II N g.,
BONNETS, and Ladics' and Childrcns'
SHOES.
n. B.-Jnst received full assortment of
all nnmhrrs of ID u II OH BOLTIN G.
CLOTHS, which, together with all articles
in our line, Will be sold as low as they can be
procured in Hamburg or Augusta.
WM. KETCIIAM & co.
Hamburg, Aug III 2dlf
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A CARD.

The undersigned returns her most grateful
Acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
long bestowed upon her, and takes great plea
sure III recommending TO her friends and for
mcr patrons, Mr.. WIN. kETCHAM, in
whose management Of the House she has the
Ut most confidence, and would solicit for him q
continuance Of their favors.
SARAH HUBBARD.
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVII.LE DISTRICT.

4" NC COHT q COWW0N I0te0S.
James Cochran james Fisl.-AHach-
NlFHf.
The Plaintiff in tins case having filed his
dcclui alton in the Clerks Office this tay: And
the defendant having neither wife or attorney
known TO be i'll This State Ordered that said
defendant do plead to the said declaration
within a year and day from this date, other
wise Judgment by dcfnult will be awarded
against him TIP SPlERIN, c.. C,P.
Clerks Office 1881, April 1S47 ly ii
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REMOVAL.

.0EThe subscriber having removed from
his old stand. in Shclton's Hotel building, to
the store formerly occupied by J. o. b. Ford,
would respectfully invite the attention of his
old friends and customers, end the public gem
orally, to his new and well selected stack of
DRY GOODS,
believing MI will be satisfied both with the
goods and the prices. 1t is my determination
that this shall be called as we'll as be in reali-
~, the cheapest store in this town or it's vi
cinity. II. S. STILINIAN.
Hamburg, Nov 8 36 I'm
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NOTICE.

All debts due the subscribers must be paid by
the first of February next. or satisfa ctory ar.
rangements made with them; longer indul-
gence will not be given.
SMITH g. BAILEY.
Stoney Point, Novl 80 Wv
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Male and Female High Schools,
Greenwood. AbbcyiIlc =. G..

In urging tho claims Of tho above Institutions to
public patronage, the Trustees present the follow
ing considerations: They located i'll Village
well known for the purity of lis water, the salu
brity of its climate, and moral character of its i'll
habtants They designed afford thorough
and extensive education, conducted upon religious
principles They arc supplied with chemical and
philosophical apparatus cabinet of minerals and
curiosties, and other means for illustration, in the
various departments of science. They will always
be furnished with teachers. for whose competency
in every respect, is pledged the character of tho
Greenwood Association and of the South Carolina
Presbytcry.
The Trustees will spare no pains to rondcr these
Institutions equal to any in tho State and while
it is their aim elevate the standard of cducation
ample provision will be made for the youngest pu-
pill. systcm of classification with regard to
Pacity und attanncnts will be rgidIy observed,
thereby rendering il important that pupils enter ut
tho beg inning cG the session. The scholastic year
will consist often months and be t!ivisc,! into two
sessions LIST commencing first Monday in Fcbru-
ary, 2nd commencing second Monday in July.
Rates Of Tuition tz1p US j0i/owS, per Session.:
MALH SCHOOL. FEMALE SCHOOL.
lat class, $500 LIST class, $500
Cd do 1000 I'd do 1000
Sd do GOO Sd do 600
Ex!ra-Mus;c. 20U0
French, 500
Use of Plane, 200
Contingent, SO
urBoard at $500 pcr month including fire.
wood und washing.
JOHN LOGAN. f. L. CALHOUN.
JOHN McLEEs
Nov3 SO If
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The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT,
John G. Wilson, applicant, v. Robert A
Wilson and others Partition in Ordinary
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Mr. Bpl.
ger and Jane his wife. Thos Leely and Susan
his wife, Joseph Lcsly and Mary his wife,par
ties DEFENDANTS, reside without the limits of
this State; Ordered that they do appear and
OBJECT to the division or sale Of the Real Es-
taste Of Alexander Wilson, decd on or before
the first day Of February next, or their con.
sent to the same will be entered of record.
DAVID LESLY,
Nov 10, 1S47 80 3m Ordinary.
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LOST.

On Monday of Court, fine GOLD HEADED
WALKING CANE, vagnished black, oithcf in
thls t village or between this place and Cedar
thankfully received, or the finder suitably reward.
cd. J. w. FRAZTEp
Cedar Springs, Oct 81 IS #
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Gan1bllr9 advertisements.
FOWLER g. GOLDING,

nillDuTg, ). e.
Would respectfully inform their friends and
tthe public generally, that they have associa
ted themselves together in business, in the
town Of Hamburg, S. c., where they huve on
hand and expect constantly to reccivca care
fully selected stock of all articles usually kept
in the Grocery line, ciz:
Bagsing. Rope, Twine: Sugar., Colltcs,
Teas, ,Molasses, Bacon. MackarcI, Cheese,
Salt, Nails, Iron, Drawing Chains, &c.
besides Negro Shoes, Blankets, Lin
says, kerseys, Plai'Is, Osnaburgs,
Hom"spun, Hats, Caps, Way-
gon Saddles, Brides and
Whips, &c. &c. &c.
All of which they offer at the much reduced
market prices, and will at all times b" buying
country produce. JOHN w. FOWLER.
r. q. GOLDlNG.
Dec 40 1t
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WATCHES

kcpa'rod in the best manner, and on reasonable
terms, Mt the establishment OIL Ccntro street, rc-
Gently occupied by A. G. Magic.
JOHN GUINIARIN
Hamburg, Oct u IS 3m
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AXIns GA.RNIN[:.G~.ly .ADAJ.-DDiNlllTY.
The Trustees of MI. Carmel taxi. p!, assure III
announcing TO the public that they have been
successful in securing the srrvicrs Of Mr.. ID.
w. G. TILLOTSON for the ensuing year
The school to be conducted on the same plan
and at the same rates Ct last year. MIR. Til
lotson is too well known as a first rate teacher
and disciplinarian to give any further com
ments. Cheap board :an be had in the neigh
borhood. The school will commence on the
first Monday in January next
Ifustecs.-P. LcI'oy, l.. Gown, H. FRA
dy, p. Rogers, J. Wills, p Gray, S. Nor,
rah. J. McCelvy, II. cCelvy.
Nov 10 81 St
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Valuable Negroes for Sale,


family comprising SIX likely and unusually valu-
able negroes. will bo offered in lot, at public sale,
at Abbevillc c. Fl. OH Sale Day in December, to
wit
Snowdcn "a mulatto many about 55 years of age,
superior cook, coaclman, &c.
Anna, his wifi, (lark} about 10 years Of ago. a
valuable holsc servant, scurnslrcSs, &c
Maria (nulato) about Is years of age.
Three children, Becky, Sarah and Harriet, from
to yeas of age, brown and very likely
The family is sold for ITO fanl:-thcy are faithful
ana honest They can he bought previously ut
private sale by application to Capt. Robert Gun
nlngham in Laurcns, or Mr.. Edward Noble at Alb
bovillo c. Z.
TERMs-One half cash one half at one year on
note will good surety.
N.B-The purchaser can also hnvo Janc "a
daughter OF Anna) very likely muIatto girl, about
IL yearsofag at tho price of $780,
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Charleston, Nov. 3 35 5w
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Warehouse and Commission
BUSINESS.
H A M BURG. s. q

II A NJ B y x e, s. G.
The subscribers having leased
[. -. @ the Ware House in Hamburg,
SS lately occupied by Smith g. Ben
y son, for 8 yeurs, under the firm of
Ramey & Taggart. They offer their services
to their friends and the public generally, in
the STORAGE and SALE Of COTTON,
FLOUR, BACON. and Produce of all kinds;
RECEIVING and FOR WARDING MER.
CHANDIZE. and Purchasing Goods 10 Or
der, &c.
They hope, by strict attention, to merit
share of public patronage
Their House will be open on the first Sep.
tcmber for the transaction of business.
JOHNSON RAMEY.
JOHN TAGGART.
Juno %. 1s47. I7tf
or The Hamburg Journal will copy the
above until further orders,
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NOTICE.
! haye left all my notes and accounts in the
hands OF Thomson q Fair. Those indebted
10 10 me WI confer favor by making payment
to them Immediately.
JOHNSON RAMEY.
oct ~ IS If
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Gontbllr9 advertisements.
REMOVAL.

w Hal. nAFseEh;asal az co.
Huve rem, we'd their stock Of Dry Goods to
the store under the American Hotel, Qate
IIubbard's where it is their purpose to keep
full assortment of
AElcric;aaa, E'rGl.rla and HiznslisYl
DRY GOODS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30
THE FLOOD

We have endeavored, but in vain 10 gath.
much reliable Information as 10 the damage DON
b. the late terrible fresh in James river. The
seems 10 be no doub, that some Of the tam
above have lost much corn, swept off from IL
grounds. We hear OF splendid bridges q
riea away, and oIhef serious disasters, but Il
intelligence is not very direct. As 10 the cana
all accounts agree tha, several heavy breaeht
have been produced; but we are glad 10 learn tia
though The whole line has not been heard ifor
yet, as lar as The intelligence extends, the Dan
and Locks have not been seriously injured |.
the fresh If 1912, when much Of The masonly
was injured, ant the dam al Joshua's Falls e.
pecially damaged, The expenses OF repairs did n.
exceed $4,000. There i reason 10 hope lhai.e
COS! OF repairs al present will not he as large 4.
was apprehenied. The injury between hi, cir
and Maiden's Adventure Falls, il is suppose
can be repaired in about two wees. Fears s.
cnle. med that navigation will not be resumt.
Tor many weeks. The company expect TO h.,
flom all their agents in a few days when, ior Il:
benefit OF all Interested, The extent Of dama..
WI be made known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD


Mr.. A. r. d. Clifford, who left Charlotte Court
House Friday morning, has kindly communica-
led 70 us (says the Times The results Of The pro-
ceedines OF The meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company
The meeting was organized Wednesday The 9th
nv apnoinIibg Mr.. VIM. n. Dennis the Senator
from Char o.le, 10 The chair, and Messrs. -
Honkins Of Danville and James G.. Crane Of
Richmond Secretaries. The committee appoint
et 10 nominate persons for President and Direc-
tors OF The company, named the following gen.
tlcmen, who we're unanimously elected:
P,csident-W hiiweil r. Tunslall, Of Pillsylra-
MIA.
Direci1rs-Isaac Davenport, (also Vice Pr:si-
denl) ct Richmond; Vincent WIIcher, oil PIl-
sylyanis; Lewis L. Harvie, Of Amelia; A. F.
D. Clifford Of Chesterfield; John A. Lancaster,
OF Richmond.
The meeting, by an naGnimons vote, declared
in fayor Of "direc, eligible and independent
road. Il also, by an unanimous vote, refused 10
oiye instructions 10 the Directors The decision
in favor Of an independent line secured several
subscriptions which would have been otherwise
Withheld.
No Engineer was named; the election OF that
officer being left TO the Directors. The meeting
adjourned Thursday night.
We understand that The meeting was large,
and the greatest unanimIly and enthusiasm pre-
vailed A delegation was in attendance from
| Wytbevic, which assured The meeting OF The
lively interest FELT 10 that county, 10 Carroll, and
other adjoining counties in The Danville road,
and OF their earnest desire 10 connect the proposed
road from the Southwest with il.
Mr.. Clifford assures us that every thing was
bright and encouraging, and such was The zeal
displayed lha, the improvement must go ahead
,,ndly 10 loft Friday mOrnino and travelled
about 80 miles that day, getting home Saturday
morning 10 breakfast. He states thai in conse-
quence Of The heavy rains, the water courses in
The route were OVERLOOKED, and much injury, il
was thought, was done to The farms. He had
great difficulty in crossing some Of The streams
| One oi The editors present al The meeting, des-
4 patched al account OF The proceedings by one Of
Inc stockholders Thursday night, but as he started
10 come by The Canal route, he was no doub
stopped By The condition in which he found tha
| improvement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30
LOUISA RAILROAD

We understand Ina; On Wednesday last NJ,
sieurs Patton and Lyons, as counsel for The Lou
sa Railroad Company, PRESENTED a petition to !.
Judge Of The Superior Court OF this city, p. J
Nicholas, for mandamus TO The Board OF Pub.
Works 10 compel them 10 subscribe 10 the SO.
OF That company, in pursuance OF The lawoi II
last Legislature. The Court ihereupon MADE
rule on the Board 10 show cause why The man.
mu3shculd not issue, rclurnable to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30

The Union says tina, so far from il being ru
that MIR Ttisl has been instructed 10 reopen,
HI can, negotiations with the government Of Qut
re.aro," dispatches have been sent on to diiecii
return. "It The Congress Of Qucre,aro count "
on our government approximately pressing
peace, they will be grossly deceived in The sri.
o; III administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30

MEXICAN PREsIpENTIALE LEC1lo.
An arrival a, Philadelphia from slaa.-asi :,
brings information that Quereiaro has 7..e. i,
Herrera for President OF Mexico, ana nd !.
State Of San Luis de Polosi has again ei'e"
vote 10 Senior Gen. Antonio Lopez &c 0ah'a -
ma for The Sd ne office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30

~ The people of chesterheId are invited 10 a,'saa
...,n, =, the Town Hall, in Manchester on i"u',
d,v n. % December at o'clock, P A' 10 'a1e SUI"
.asr,.. for the cons trueticn Of bridge sno, "
.is,. f,es bridge, seross James river 81 a,aa ~ w.
:. NAV be deemed eypedient.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30

We are glad 10 hear that The Dock is no IL
jnred vessels having entered and cleared ir,r
there yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30

The Potomac and lis tributaries have been =
~ high and breach made on The Chesapea.
and Ohio Canal near the Seneca agueducl.
The Rappahanrock Al Fredericksburg wa. &c
~ b;cb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30

s-'T' The James River Company have adjour
ed Till tomorrow week, in order 10 ascertain /.
damage done 10 The Canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30
MIssJNG-The New Haven Courier $

MISSING-The New Haven Courier says
that Pau Massie, OF Virginia, member OF The
Freshman Class Of Vale College, lett that city on
Monday, under circumstances which create an1.
lew; and any information communicated 10 his
brother here, P. c. Masse, or to his father Dr..
Thomas Massie, I've River Mills, Nelson Co.
Va, will be gratefully received by them. He is
abou, i've feci eight or nine inches high-siou'
buil,-black hair-daik complexion; and had on
brown irock coat, dark green psntaloens, dou.
Bic breasted black vest, and cloth cap"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30

Ex.Gov. McDuwELL-Th New York ~;
bnnr seems 10 think that in our Sa,urday,s ~. ~.
We killed cti Ex-Gov. Mcdowell of Virsin;s Nv :.
rather premature and unccremouious man..
The Ex Governor being still alive, rapidly COM.
escen and in lair way 10 represent his cons,;''.
ens in The next Congress. We ale GLAD 10 bss :,
II, and hope thai he may live many years in n.
enjoyment 9. health and happiness. Our ipor.
nation OF his dealh was drawn from he P;C D.'
IN nd Enquirer, and We so stated al he lime NJ !,
announcement, and though We woult MOI ,sne.,
2 political statement rom hat paper ui,bon,
some qualification. yet in The mater Of tho tes,b
OF one Of heir distinguished CITIZENS We supuoser
is authority entitled 10 credit
Troy Dailn Pos.
We care not what "creil" me Post may a.
zach 10 our S,aemcns-bul i.deseryes no cred
for its laundering explanation above. It's inform.
ton Of Gov. McD.'s death was mel drawn from
The Erqurer-in The frs, place, because we..tc
notexchauge with the Post; and, secondly, becau,.
nothing like il appearci in the Enquirer. Wi
the Tribune be good as 10 set Us right, cree IA.
ala
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sisi in addfessins the auicnce i. ROT vill;rn ;,
lis!en, as important as he regarded The susiscI "
Mf' C%sSe con. lde'ed that sica, injustice ",
vote then lie considered it due 10 The ps,,v :, a'
posing Mr.. Maciallant's resolutions, lha, II, Z
should Be heard and lie hoped he would nroc. -
M. Gra,ian declining, after wha, had iv,s.
p1'a a 10 proceed MI; CaDell moved that mss.
lion, as The meeting was lhin he said al fire. NO,
had grown thinner, lie demanded division a a.s
count. The Tesu!, vas a1teen or ~rerrer ~ ~
The Chairman Said) Tor, to hu.g against rh~ ~, va'
lion. ' ~V'
The question coming up on Mr.. Cahe,p< -.
sIi'ne, i. was feJ,ced BY about The same vo,s w.
Alter Sigh; amendment Of alr. Mac,,,,a..
resolutions ,hcy were adopet-sy,s Is mo-, ~
a resolution Of thanks 10 Mr.. Crane. ,hs h. ~. ~
ss i ct hoe sprsin're) who repesere,
pablo spirit he displayed on The occason n u "s
adopted. The meeting then Adjourned vas