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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,

by and ruth tic adpicc and conssn. of tie Senate.
Henry L. Robinson, 10 be a Lieutenant in the
Navy, from The l4.h VI August 1916, at which
Time he was promoted 10 i'll a vacancy occa-
stoned BY The dismission OF Lieutenant John A.
Russ.
Isaac N. Brown aud r. Delaney lizard, 10 be
Lieueaans IN Tie Navy, from the 3lsl ut Oco-
Der, lS4o, al which line lney were promoted 10
I'LL vacancies occasonei b. me dearh If Lieu
lenaat George NJ. Bache aud The resignation OF
Lieutenant Henry l.. Chapman.
Napoleon Collins. 10 be Lienienan, in The
Navy, from The 9Th of November, 1886, al which
time lie was promoted TO fill The vacancy occa-
stoned by hs death OF Lieutenant William B.
Beverly
John l.. WoTlen, 10 be a Lieutenant in he
Navy, from he 3Ohul November, 1916, al which
time he was promoted 10 fill vacancy OCCASION
ed by he death Of Lieut.. Charles ". Morris
Randolph F. Mason, Of Virginia, 10 De an As
sstant Surgeon in The Navy, from the 29,h Of
Angus, lSiG al which 'in!e he was appointed
10 I'LL vacancy occasioaed b. The death .; As
sislant Surgeon John L. Barton.
Edwa:d u. Reynolds, OF Illinois 10 be Fur.
scr IN thu Navy irotn the IGh Of Q tober, 1916,
al which Time lie was appointed 70 NIL yacan-
cy occasioDed by The death oil putser Thomas
Breese.
Levi D. S.amm, Of New York, 10 be pur-
ser in the Navy, from the Both OF November. 1876,
al which time lie was appointed to fl vacancy
cccasioned by the death Of Purser R. II. Wal
dron.
Robert Woodwork, to be Surgeon in the Ma
w, from The LIST OF December, 1876, 10 I'LL va.
cancy occasicned By ihs death oil Surgeon A.
Has,ler.
Joshua Huntington, 10 be an Assistant Sur.
geon in the Navy, from The Goth day Of June,
1873, 10 ill The vacancy occasional BY The pro-
motion OF Robert Woodwork
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memorial OF sundry ciIizcns Of the town OF Alex
andria, demonstrating against giving 70 such ma
gisra,es as live in that portion If The county CT
Fairfax which it is proposed 10 annex to AleSan-
dria, priority over the citizens Of Alexandria in
the commissions which may he granted them
BY Mr. TATUM: Petition Of The school commits
sioners of Patrick, asking the passage OF an acl
authorizing The late treasurer of said school COM
lnssoners 10 retain in his hands the amount ac-
vanced 10y him Tor The education OF poor chill
dren. BY Mr.. HUNTER: Of Elizabeth e..
Rockle and Others asking some amendment 10
The law respecting The widows dower-l3hl TO
slaves. By MIR. CALWELL: A memorial OF Il
lizens Of Greenbrier demonstrating against Inc
removal OF The Court OF Appeas om Lewis
burg 10 the White Sulphur Springs by Mr..
RAYMOND: OF citizens Of Wetzsl, for an ap-
preparation ot money 10 construct read ircm
the Northwestern road By the way OF dartmouth
10 New Marllnsvilie in said county. Bs Mr..
ANDERSON: Pe'ilicn Of A. Vaughan and
others, for The passage OF an act incorpo,a-
ting The AppomaItox Savings Bank. By MIR.
SLAUGHTER Petition Of John Thompson,
asking change in the mode Of improving the
Kanawha River.
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I-AGIINA

Laguna, captured by Com. Perry, (says the \.
o. Della, is town of considerable mole, snaled
on an island in The LAKE Termin"s. in The State
of Tabasco. Ii is about 90 miles irom The town
of Tabasco, aud has considerable commerce.
We presume these operations are conducted
with the view oil occupying rahasco with or
forces-a measure al the highest importance, as
securing the mos, feasible point for Inc line Of in
accommodation between the Atlantic and Pa
cihc. We lrus, the immediate attention OF Go
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\ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rules held In the
Clerks Office of Tho Superior Court Of Chancery, for
me Richmond Circuit the 7th day OF December, 1896:
Virginia, PlaintIfTs
against
Joseph Howard and John T. Howard merchants and
p'';nets doing business under the Arm and style 81.
nowart and Son, and members OF tho late 6rm Of j.
howard and Sons, which was composed Of Joseph How
|ao, John T. Howard, and Joseph Howard junior, mer
aants and partners under the arm and styie Of j. How
~ and Sons, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
earance and given security according 10 the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court and 1t appearing
satisfactory evidence that they Inhabitants Of
Commonwealth IL Is ordered that the said defend
ants DO appear the rules be held for the said Court
On the first Monday In iarch next and answer the hili
me PLAINTIFFS and that copy IL this order be forth
"n inserted In some newspaper Published In the City
mond, for months excessively, and posted
~ sae front door Of The Capitol IN the said city.
A copy. Teste,
Dee. lo-ew2m PoWHATAN ROBERTS, D. c.
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rs CHANCERY-viRcISia In the CLERKS Office Of
Caroline County Court, Ian 4. 1871:
George w. Billiard, Thomas b. Cogbi and Nancy
Saunders, Plaintiffs:
against
Edmund ". Estis Polly Estis, John Estis Jesse Ram
ey AMI Betsy his wife, Philip Esii., Edmund Christiaa
hr general Assignee in bankruptcy, Defendants
The defendants, John Es;is, Jesse Ramsey aud Betsy
h' wife not having entered their appearance aud given
seuriy according the act OF Assembly and the rules
Ibis Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
ha they inhabitants Gf this country, II - order
3D. thit the said defendants do appear here on the hrst
Pay az the March term, and answer the bill OF the
(lantlfs-and that copy of this order he forthwith
nssrted IN some newspaper published in the city OF
richmond for TWO months successfully, and posted at
Pc front door Of the Court-housr Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
JAM l2-cw2m JOHN l.. PENDLETON, elk.
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VOLUME XLllI.-NUAlBER 76.
! In reply 10 this letter. Mr.. McLane writes I'm
der date Of January 7ih, from which the follow.
| ing is IN extract:

In reply 10 this letter, Mr.. McLane writes I'm
der date OF January 7tb, from which The follow.
ing is IN extract:
Extraeis from Mr.. MeLarc's Letter.
"lf The mos, solemn assurance from me can
suffice 10 reute these misrepi RESERVATIONS, can
have not The slichles, hesitation in giving i, ia
The most explicit form. There is NOT the shadow
OF truth in either OF Them"
ana again ne says: Il suppose that even those
most unlriendlv 10 The grant Of an unrestricted
cnoice Q. The right of way within The limi, O. our
original charter, will not hesitate 10 believe ,ha,
negotiations between The parties representing The
in'rfe>'s OF wheeling ard The authorities Of The
baltimore and Ohio Railroad could M, he pend-
ing without my participation or knowledge and
DO most explicitly assure you, not Only that no
such nesotla IONS are pending; and that the state.
meots 10 which you refer are unoundsd; bnt that
under no circumstances could this company b.
lncuced 10 attempt 10 make Tie read unGer The
provisions oil The charter as now grained ant that
no proposition Tor The purpose, Offering am in
ducemeni or consideration whatever could for a
moment be eniertalned.n
II mast now be apparent, tina; Wheeling rever
can be The terminus ol this road. under the pre-
sent law. The question really is, whether The
ROAD snail stop al Cumberland, or proceed, by a
route lower than Wheeling, 10 lhc Ohio. NV 3D.
Jec' Is TO correct statement much relied upon ~
toe acvrfsaric> Of 'ae t..hl OF nav' 10 wit
mat ne Baltimore Company rM so 10 Wheel
lns II 'lie Legislature achereS 10 present law
That Company will mol aud cannot accept the
provisions Of This law. They may 20 10 Pits
burg, or step al Cumberland, bnl they can never
reach Wheeling by The prescribed route.
SPECTATOR
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We have received from Messrs. Drioker &
Morris Mapot Mexico, Texas, and part OF he
United States, including California. I! is in a
neat and compact form, and is published BY 5.
G. Hayes, 81 Philadelphia, formerly of this city.
We have d-rivr, much aid from This lille map,
in perusius Mr.. DiS's able speech IN The APPOINT
men Of Lieutenant General. It's proper that
We should sate here, that, on Friday, the bill cic
aiins he office was laid Oh The table by a vote Of
% 10 81. The ayes and noes will be seen under
the Congressional head.
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IN CERy-viseiSiA:-M a Court held for
Mecklenburg County, al the Courthouse thereof, on
he 10th day Of November, .SiG:
Lewis Garner and Barbara his wife, Formerly Halo
say,) Samuel H. Holloway and Mary Ann Holloway,
against Plaintiffs:
Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Hal
oway, Tiiman 1. Johnson and Priscilla his wife, for
neriy Holloway, Robert Holloway, George Wade
md Harriet HIS wife, Amanda s. Holloway and Zacha-
ah haliowsyi and Sarah E. 7. Holloway, James Hal
pway and Martha Holloway, infants, by Richard o.
Baptist, their guardian ad iiten,, Defendants:
The defendants, Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his
kifs. Tilman l. johnson and Priscilla his wife Robert
aloway, George d. Wade and Harriet his wife Aman-
"a g Holloway and zschariah Holloway, not having
ntersd their appearances and gwen security, according
the act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court
appearing from satsfscfesy evidence that they nre
bot Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, on motion of
he plaintiff. by COUNSEL il Is ordered that the said de-
endants do appear hero the I'd Monday in February
ns1t and answer the plaintiffs bill and tina, copy Of
hls order DO forthwith inserted In newspaper pub
shed 10 the city Of Richmond or town of Petersburg
oncc in each week for eight weeks successfully. and
at the front door Of the Court house of this
~ Copy-Tes;e,
Dec l-cwSw RICHD H. BAPTIST elk
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vernment will b. given 10 This subjpct, AMI the
immense value ol these ports will tie duly appre-
ciated. We repeat what we declared sometime
ago, that The possession Of The Town Of Tabascu is
worth that OF three iourhs Of the whole Republic
Of Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-19

A bill has passed The senate ol Nonh Carroll
ma authorizing the Pcicr,hur Railroad Company
to subscribe S500,000 towards forming a rallroad
connection between Wilmington and Charleston.
IL is said that The bill will receive the sanction OF
lhc Other House.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

YoaK ToWs, December lat, ls46. !
All persons having claims against the estate Of la
b-i LAWSON, deceased, late OF Tho county II York, are
hereby required present them before me on or before
HE twenty-sevents day Of February, ls47 that may
nd aud r-po, upon them, In obedience I" the iorego-
ing decree ALEXANDER Z. GiREETT,
Dec i5-cwsw Commissioner.
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ESSEX COUNTY COURT, November 10th,

1886
ON the motion Of John l.. Hawkins, one Of the lega-
tees and distributes of Harriet Cockrel deceased,
ana Of Maria Hawkins, deceased IL Is ordered, that
publication be made in the Richmond Enquirer, re-
onrng all persons who have claims against the estates
of Hanet cSreil, deceased and Maria Hawkins de-
sed m n,rsent the same for settlemen, before the
next January term OF this Court, 10 Jones T. Clop!on
Sheriff and Committee Administrator of said Harriet
Coo krell and Maria Hawkins; al which said term the
3cur will order the said estates to be distributed by the
Administrator among those entitled TO tue same.
A Cory. Teste,
~, a,-.ya,~ lanes Al MATTHEW'S D. C.
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I'm CHANCERY-vIRcrrIA:- At Rules held in the
Clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Buckingham County, on Monday, the
9Th day of January, 1917;
James Anderson, Pain1'n:
against
raioY OF David Mccormack, deceased, and also Admi-
,nis,rator Of Nancy Mccormack deceased. Defendants
The defendant, Charles s. Maaey no; haVng enteioa
Ibis and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the of this Court, and II appearinshy
evidence that he Is not an inhabltan oil ths
Country il Is ordered the sud absent defendant DO
,pear at the rules be holden for the said Court on
he first Monday in March next, and answer Inc OH oil
he plaintiff and thar copy ofhs orderb be forthwith IN
eed in some ne published In the City OF Rich
ond for two months successfully, and posted at the
afrout door Of the Court House of this county.
Copy. Tes,e
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which he says, "lhe war which the republic
hnds itself compelled 10 snss against the North
American republic, shall be prosecuted with cour-
age and conslancy, until The us;ice OF our cause
is acknowledged and our terri! ry evacuated"
'On the second day OF the session of the Con-
sress, the Secretary OF The treasury (Aimon'e)
presented an exhibit OF The lamentabe state OF
he treasury, 10 which the p-esident replied, that
the Congress would provide The means 10 enable
the executive 10 carry on war in which The Dig
niIy and honor OF the nation are concerned"
On Friday the Wing Congressional Conven-
ton for This district assembled in This city. As
We expected Mr.. John NJ. Bots ovenoie all
opposition, and was selected as The nominee, the
counties oil Chesterfield am Louisa voting al
first against him. The nomination afterwards
was declared 10 BE- unanimous.
Tue Democrats now sec the work before them.
Mr.. Bolts is the impersoDalion Of all the princi-
pies, against which our par = has struggled so
nanlully and so snccesstplly-and all thai is
now wanting 10 "head" him third time, IL TO
practise harmony and union among ourselves,
for The triumph of our principles. For long
time we have been convinced that MIR. B. would
be The Ehis nominee, and We have had q "fyed
idea, that he could no. be elccted, save through
the folly or apathy OF oar own friends. That
onr judgment S based upon very strong grounds,
will appear rom the following testimony OF
"Boits Wing in The Wing OF Friday:
ITO THE WIG CONVENTION-Gen
cmen Allow an humble Wing who hitherto
has always supported John NJ. Bots, 10 suggest
single reason why you should not again pre-
sent his name 10 this district for a seat in Con-
sress How il is know not; but the fact is, that
MIR. Bolts can command stronger vote from orr
adversares in this district against him, Than any
Democrat in the district can ior himself. The
Democrats esteem il privilege to vote against
him, and will go 10 The polls for This, more than 10
sustain their own candidate. Now, cannot this,
with one other tact equally Obvious as tested by
me experience Of Amos, every Wing in this
Distric, and as he result nf the two last Con-
sressiona elections in this district, clearly prove,
ha, ne cannot command III. strength OF his own
par'yl and think sou hare enough 10 satisfy yon
n lie utter inability NJ ms Ircnas 10 elsetAim IN
decd, lis Tie ctimar of foiiy 10 attempt h-and
hope with such men as II. Rhodes, Esq, John S.
Fleming, and Clayion G.. Coleman, that you will
not again press him upon US, however anxious we
may be 10 elect him. HENRICO"
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JAMES A. seldom OF VIRGINIA

JAMES A. seldom OF VIRGINIA We
have read with great in;eres, (say, the New Or
leans JeGelsonan the sFeech delivered in Con-
srcss on The 10th oil December BIZ This lalen'ed
young Virginian. An intimate acquaintance
with him some years since, led US to augur most
tavofabiy Of his future usefulness; and he has
not disappointed US. His speech on the occa-
sion alluded 10 was mastery effuri-a dignI6cd
and noble justification oi he piesitcn, in regard
10 The provisional governments constituted of ale
IN the CALIFORNIA; anu New Mexico. 1t wasan
eloquent and complete exposition of The law OF
nations touching The matter, and replcie win
sound logic, and brilliant passages Virginia
may well be proud Of such son. and, his youth
considered, may hope ycl greater things from Mr..
Seldom.
Ii is clearly shown that The power exists in The
Executive Of ihr U. s. 10 establish temporary
government 10 conque;cd province, in an arsu-
men that cannot be Ieue! We commend The
doubtful to Inc perusa! Of his speech satisfied
tha, the most ordinary understanding musl be
convinced By il. That The commanders Of our
troops there have exceeded ,heir pnwes in some
degree, is certain; vel the recenI message Of the
Pfcsi-en, # The -. 81 p-rei;incr. aud he Whole
rcncr oi the orders and aav,ces issuing from The
Navy and War Department, NV beiple The pub
nc, Sci the question al rest, and show that II the
agents q. govern meH have exceeded their now
els, they have done 20 without warrant or aulho-
iii
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yerr,,s Of the Enquirer.

IRE LuuciYpr Ia puhttshed uhtLh Siof Two S"SJ
md SEMI w tNLY (for the country For the uaIy
pacer seven dollars per annu ana al the ra'e Oh
cellars # taken for shorter errod than one year. @
m. sr mi Weekly Ave dollt,s per annum, ana ln,ec
Dollars six mos,is, pa able IN 90 20
he o1ee or RENTED by mai, poet paid or SIX
ner aonnm nj he end oftIr year. u
~ All dues To This Otilco may he remlttpd POI n
I, enod and available Bank notes. at the rsk OF lne Iu
Tor nc postage If all letters eeisg pad ~ sae n
fIh- rc age of siugle letter is scarceiy OF any M
!, he wn,er |; Ia the accumulation OF poslaSe, W ~
.r,ns ,p- bns!Drss which operates as serious VA
op'" '"e yEpas OF ADVERTISING. =.
IN THE DAILY EN0UTREa-For ono square o.
.,,ce, lines or Tess first Insertion, htty cen.s anu
.y.r, sur<re,.,ng insertion twenty 1--we csnts-u inse.
"A once 4 week twice week, or three times "eoh'
thirty. seven and half cents.
IN rae SEMt-WEEkLY-Ore square OF sAaseh
or less nrst inseion IS cents; for each c"n'ihu
anoe, 50 cents. ,,,,b The
O,irts from distance must no accompanied Win no
advance pay or satisfactory references TO insure
ZION. - r.. -. .o,n,yv
az All Obituariss and Marriages from the country,
vhencver the party's handwriting Is unknown u. .s
once must he authenticated by The endorsaion Oh VIC
Postmaster in neiyhborhood, or they WIN IN no
DO published. Every measure, that has oeen nao -
prevent impostions and quzzes has pfcSou
oayaiIing We must, therefore, insist, ~ suen es
avon the communication being certified by tue hao u
sbe Postmaster. ri:,en tbs baes Of tAs letter.
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ROBERT B. COLE AND ROBERT BLACKWELL,
TAKE NoTiCE-That shall, in one OF The Jury
Rooms in Halifax Court House, on Thursday, tho
st day of Apr 1897 proceed TO take The dspostons Il
George w. Williams and otherS. TO be read as evidence
upon the trial OF suit now depending 10 the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county u
Charlotte, in which plaintiffs and you are de-
fendaEts. Yours, &C.,
BARKSDALE, WALLER l. CO.,
Dee cs-swin who sue for Vim 9. BaIksdeie.
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Inc iollowlnS letter, 10 member Of the Sc
nate, has been obi singy placed al our disposal
lsays The Union:)
MATAMoRas, January LAT, 1897.
DEAR SIR wrote you few days ago Gen.
Scot left here for Camafeo two days ago, in erea.
haste, having heard Ihal Gen. Worm had been
driven back from SaIlillo, and thai tie and Gen.
Taylor were shu' up in Monterey by The forces OF
Santa Anna. This is not so and Gen. Scott is
expected here soon again, as ii aid, fiji on, an
expedition ssaiIs, Vera Cruz. Gen. Pai,erson's
division crossed The San Fernando tour ays ago.
al which Tine General Quiiman, with the ad
vance of Gen. Taylol's army, was at Linares.
Gen. Taylor had returned 10 Monterey with
Twisgs's division. | have no doubt thai Gene
raj Ta,lor will go home as soon as Scott lakes
command Every day >howns, more and more,
the necessity Of extending some laws over Tie
Mexican territory in our possession, for lie
whole country is overrun with robbers aud muir
derers; and in some oil The small towns and haoi-
endas, The men are organizing their forces TO as
sst Santa Anna, should he ever come This side Of
the mountains. Nobody is safe in his country,
unless there is something like law to govern no,
only The Mexicans, bu, everybody els-."
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TN CHaNCERY-VIRoISIA:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday the
7th day of December, 1876: ~,
Alexander Moseiey, styled Trustee for Nathan w.
Walton who sues for Hubbard, Gardner Co.,
" .aii,s, Plaintiff:
uad;san II D,ebv Defendant.
The defendant, BasSy, not having entered his up.
p.aauce and given security according to the ACT of
Assembly and tie Rules Of this Court, and appearing
he satisfactory evidence that he not an nhabant OF
his country il ordered that the said absent defend
AMI DO appear be holden for the said Cot
on the first Monday In March next and answer the
bin Of tho plaintiff aud that cory Of this order b. forth
with inserted in soma new spaper published In the City
Of Richmond for two months successfully, and posted al
The front door Of the Court house Of this county.
A Copy. Teste, 4. ELORIuoE, Z. Y. >. =.
n.. rxxy1u
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLU IO4S.
THE Co.Partnership OF iSBELL iL HOPE 10 this
i day mutually dissolved. The name Of the firm will
be used In closing the Business. f. 7. IsBELL,
January lst, 1857. A. A. HOPE
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NEW BUSINESS

THE subscriber retrrns his thanks TO his friends Tor
the liberal patronage received during his connection
with Mr. ~ A. Hope, and respectfully informs them,
and the pubic generally that he VIII continue to
duct the GROCERY and GRASARY BUSINESS at
the same stand occupied by ISBELL& HOPE
He hopes, by a.'iduity and strict attention TO busl
ness 10 merit and share fair portion nf public patron
age. fkaNCls 4. isBLLL,
Late Of the Firm of lsbo a Hope.
Iaa
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04

New York Election.

An election was held in the State of New
York, on Tuesday, for CONTROLLER, 1T. Gov
crnor, (in place Of 1t. Governor Gardner, re.
signcd,) Secretary Of State, Attorney General
Treasurer, Engineer, Canal Commissioners,
State Prison Inspectors and members of the
Assembly, which has resulted in a great whis
triumph. The principal contest was for Con-
troller, ono Of thu most important offices in tie
State The whig Candidate, Millard Fillmore,
is elected by about 90 900 majority.
Buffalo gives Fillmore 1000 majority, Erie
county 1000 Assembly ticket and ons Sena
tor elected. Rochester Wing State ticket
700 Canandagua Assembly district 1000
Onnandagna whole Wing ticket elected -
Utica Fillmore 500, Senator in district 050.-
Albany State ticket Wing 5000. Troy aver.
age maj 1000. Poughkeepsis Wing 500.
Schenectady Democratic over 900 Rome
IIungsrford 90. Fillmores ma. in the City i.
probably 5000.
p s. Later accounts state that the wings
have swept the State. They have elected
their Lieut.. Governor, and their candidates
for the Assembly and State Offices by ma
joriiy of from 10 to 10000