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Tho defendant, John a. Mason, being con-
fined within tile prison bounds OF Darlington
District. OF three Writs of Capias ad Salts
facicndum, Mt tire suits Of w. II. Cannon and
J. Eli Gregg, and having filed his petition
praying for the benefit OF the Acts Of the
General Assembly for the relief OF Insolvent
Debtors, together with schedule of his es-
tate aud effects: Notice is hereby given to
all the creditors of the said defendant and
especially to w. IF. Cannon and ]. Eli Gregg
to appear at the Court of Common Pleas, to
be holden at Darlington Court House, for the
District of Darlington, on the third Monday
in March next to shew cause, if any they
can, why the estate and effects OF the said
John a. Mason should not be assigned and
he be discharged according to tile provisions
of the said Acts.
Il. B. BRUNSON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Darlington, c. H.}
October 30. 1S4S {8 l3t
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Plantation and Negroe
tA,TPRI7VsAs sTES s. A'T.Es S 4 1;

q we'll settled Plantati an lof 900 Acres Of
Land in Sumter District, Is miles fiorn BraSs
ford Springs; and 8 miles from the Hoyk;nis
Depot on Camden BfancI Rail Road; sfinelyt
adapted to the production of Cotton and Cont
.A6ont BON ne-half is cleared. On the pre-.
m,ses, is two story Dwelling House, ind
az other buildings necessary for sPlnntat,on.
Also, u select and valuable Negroes; Pro
of all kinds. .f -
Terms will be made aceon1moda dating 70! ID
aPproyeu purchaser; or, the place, negroes
&C. &C, &C, will be sold in lots to suit purchai
W E.=RIcHARDsoN,
a7,h Nov IS 8,sds gent e. q .ssll. =
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Note Lost on Naislnid.

Lost or mislaid by the undersigned, some-
time between the 24th ard Both November, a
note for eleven hundred and eleven dollars.
and ninety-one cents ($llfL,9l) given by.
James D. McFadden to r. J.. McC CIeary, or
bearer, and dated "a Nov, 1s48. Ali per-, !,
sons are forewarned from trading for the said
note, us it has been paid. ,t.. ,.lti Z.
r. ]. AIcCLEARY. y
Dec. A, 1s4e. 6 ST
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LOST,

On the night of the Gath Nov. pair Of
SILVER SOCKETS, supposed to have been
dropped from the Candlesticks to which they
belonged, between the Main-strset, and New
Methodist Church. A liberal reward will
be paid to the finder on returning thom to
this Office. Il u 5s
U-The candlesticks were used at the Biz
bic presentation.
Dec IL, l94S. .s ~ st
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.SOuth CdrOlia,a---Sumfe1 Dist.
8, coker :. &Wife.

/. + 80 u i .i..s +
H. Floyd and others.
BY Virtue ofani Order from VIM. Lewis.
Esq, Ordinary of Sumter District, will sell
on the first Monday in January next; at Sum-
ter Court House, between the legal hours Of
Sale; one tract of land containing 300 acres
more or less in lower Salem; 6it Fullwood
Bay, Waters Of Black River; Douidtd by
lands of Estate of Jno McFlvoen, T.. Rush,
Estate OF Jesse Floyd, and Phillip Coker,
originally granted to Robert Fullwood, .bo-
longing to the Estatc Of Joshua Floyd de-
ceased.
Terms: On credit Of twelve months (all
fees cash) the Purchaser giving bon,l with
good security and Mortgage OF the premises
chase money. with interest from the day Of
sale.
III. SKINNER, s. S. D.
11th Dec 1919. T 81 Il s
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s|HH rs.

virtue Sun! ntions ~ me an.
y VII for Sale at Sumter Court
HOUSE, on the frst Monday and ;th6s days fol.:
In January mex, binis iii The Ispai
hours Of sales to the highest bidder foi shsi,.
inc the fopowing s S!, Real isropptty nrc,j %
Ono lot and buildings thereon Il,
in Sumterville, adjoining lands Of lev
led upon as the properly Of A.. Anderson, at
the suit Of Kelsey s. Deas 9 cases. s3f
One tract OF. 30 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of d. ST. p.
DnBose, ct. all, levied upon as the property
Of Theo. ". Brailsford5 at the suit Of Rey..,
One tract of 60 acrsss Of t land
in Fork Black River, adjoining lands ;66f ]. j.
;. Nelson and others, levied upon rs the ptos:
perty of John W.. Knowlton, sats the sl,it sofE
l.. Worsham. To be resold at the risk of
the former purchaser. l a
Interest lin one tract Of $50
acres Of land in Claremnnt, adjoining lands Of
Isaac Lenoiri rinnd others, leTe upon as the
property OF Rd. NJ. Moore, ut the suit of R.
Andersen q CO., w. Hubbel, and "A. s.;
Haselt .3g'g st7 s.
One tract OF 200 acres ofsland
in Clarendon, adjoining iands Of: Mr.. Thames,
ievied upon as the property of David I Rich-.
oourg, OF the suite Henry Kelly. Ss$3f
One tract of 2OOsacres Of lind
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of John A..
Aiantan and Jas b. Hilton, and others. lev
led upon as the property of E.,B. Roe at the
suit OF J.J. Tindall. TO be resold at the risk
OF the forInerpurchaser.
One tractsof 100 acres ofSland
N n Clarendon, adjoining lands of Jos. II.
S.nkes' levied upon as: the property Of r. w
Stukee, at tho suit Of Millcre, Ripley &, Co. &
One tract4of 2S5 acres Of. land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands OF nj. Stukes,
levied upon as the property OF. Jos. III. Stukcs,
at tho suit Of John II. Baxter. NJ ,st
Ono tract of 100 acres Of land
more or less, in Salem, adjoining lnnls of w.
H:'Woods and others, levied upon as the pro-
Perty Of Allen Singletary, at the suit Of W.
r. Bentley. as' 5 8. 5l 55}.li, 5. $50
One tract of $50 acres Of land
in Clarendon. adjoining lands of Henry Brad
ham, aud others, levied upon as the property
Of Il. T. Touchberry, at the suit OF Tindal &
Harvin. e q 8; ~ :.
One tract Of $50 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of Mrs. I.escsnc
and John w. Ridgewny, levied upon as the
property of A. NJ. White, at the suits ST.
I'hos. Hartwell, C. %. Gayle. O. Chaffec and
st. Amand cases, hfeLaurn s. Chandler,
Kelsey & Deas 9 cases, L. White, H. SStod. !;
dard g. Wood, 2 cases. :. y @9F1
Interest in one tract of 1900.
acres Of land in Clarendon, adjoining lands
OF Joel L. Green, levied upon as the proper
ty of J. H. Colclough, at the suits Of j. S.
Bowie cases, J, s. 81 L. Bowie, e. ]. Pugl,,
and NJ. r Singleton, A. White & Co. and
Tllos. MCGEE.
HARVEY SKINNER ,tS.5 S. d.
Sheriff IS Office, 11th December, lS4S..
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COMMISSIONER In EQUITY KOTICE,

COMMISSIONER In EQUITY NOTICE,
TO Guardians, Trustees and Receirers.
All Guardians, Trustees, Receivers anil
others who arc bound to account to the Com
missioner in Equity for Sumter District, ara
hereby required to be and appear before said
Commissioners at his Office at Sumter Court
House, on the Tuesdays in January and Fell
ruary next, 10 make returns of the estates n
their hands. possession or management, sd
ting forth on oath, the particulars and value
of such estate, and an account of all money
received and paid for said estates, and to sub
stantiate the same by proper and sufficient
vouchers; also to produce all bonds, notts,
certificates of stock and other evidence of
chooses in action, which are specified in sad
return; and also all title deeds, bills Of sde
and other muniulen,s of title OF property p,r-
chased by him or her, or them, for his, her hr
their ward or cesty :i:ii trust Those wlo
fail, rules will be Immediately issued against
them.
JOHN B. MILLER,
Iom'r. IN Equity. Sumter Dist.f
Sumter Court House,
4th day of December, 1913. G If
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
BY w. LEWIS, ESQ. Ordinary for said

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
BY w. LEWIS, Esq Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas, L. T. llhame, hath applied to me
for Letters IF Administration, on all and sim
guar the goods and chattels, rights and cred
its of John w. Wells late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased. asG
These arc, therefore, to cite and adrnonsh
all and singular, the Kindred and creditors of
the said dcceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court Tor the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
OH Friday, the Doth day Of December l84s, to
shew cause, if any, why the said adninistra-
ton should noi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18Th
day Of November, in the year of our
L.. g. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-eight, and in the 73rd year OF
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. S. D.
Deco 8 Ct
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81. IsY Z, Y. q !. Z lsQb 8
NEGR0ES. rflR NJ :.l'||

yin the fist hfonslh5 ID Jafi1a aSts i viii
olters ior M sALEh az STUNT fer onsts donsessG
very likely gang sofs about s
!, 8 I5ikT5 NE Et3HD DES
ppeisSg 3 part q the 5ate Col.
81. aey !. ,s'tl !, i bo seldnin 20 mics and mon d
isnrcEasers 1isond and % appfosetis:
seen1sy, with Interest payabls annually yand
chasesS tnspay for al lsparnrs
IL. 2, ri CHA FL q SsSs;
Dec II, 1s4s.
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.NOT,ICE..

hSyvill be sold on the 2Oth December 1s4s,
atitlie plantation of Mrs. Mary Bradford, de-
ceasat|, (for a,division of the Est. of Jno. A.
Brad!ord0 the following property, viz: One
likely negro woman, a first rate Cook and
House servant, and her 3 children; also, a
likely young fellow; House and Kitchen fur
niture: Terms made known on day OF sale.
',fii;;.fl,,i2W. w. BRADFORD, Er'r.
dlllaDcci IS4s. @arW sr5gG7 81
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MEDICAI1 NOTICE.
DR. GALLUC CHAT respect tenders his
professional seryices to the citizens of Clar-,i
endon. W Residence at Mr. iJosepr Stukes'l
Senior H, Z; N'fg Is t555s
Dec O., b 6 ,i8 az rs 81
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MARRIED. II On the 2lstinst., by tho Rev.
N. Graham, Mr.. RonsRT TuRNER to Miss
ELIZA PRITcHARD, all of Sumter District.
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:IO.HLRE.

q 01 the second dayof january next, at Dru-
Ing; Church. SumteriD District, will be offered
tothire f6r one year, to the highest bidder, the
NEGROES belonging to the Estate Of ]. Nj.
Witherspoon, deceased Conditions made
known OH day Of hiring, &c.
-ilrt /: f. BLAKELY, Guardian.
Dec II, ls4s. 8 2t
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NOTICE..

All persons having any demands against the
Estate of Martha Scarborough, will render
them in To the subscrber legally proved; all
indebted. to said Estate, are requested to come
forward and make payment,
,,..,,s,t il, a. SCARBOROUGH, Er'or.
Dec, ,1S,, ,1a44SS'. 51. 8 81
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Lost or mislaid abou, the first o: August
last, a Note Of Hand, given by w. II. \N.nds
tothe subscriber, for Twelve Dollars, ($l2.)
dated March 10, l54s, payable ono day after
date: All persons are torewarned trading
forisaid Note as it has not heon paid.
JOHN &. McFADDEN.
Dec IL 1913. r 81
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Wy NJaTEsu,

Atrusty young negro fellow who ID &C,
cus,omed TO managing horses; for sncll,,' lib-,
erai wages will be given. He is wanted iriii.
mediatcly. e q 6.
+ Enquire tthe Store Of Al. WHITE, g. Go.
1 Nov. s ....S. 3 AZ IS u. d tf. "a
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUORPE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
Dublin under Martial
Law!

New York, Aug 4,-3 1-2 z. NJ:
The steamship America arrived at New
York this forenoon, making the passage in thir-
teen days Having left Liverpool on the 22d
ult The intelligence BY this arrival seven
days later than by last steamer.
Dublin, Cork, Waterford and other parts of
Ireland are under martial law.
The people are arming all over the country
and the government are taking energetic steps
to suppress the expected outbreak which now
seems inevitable.
More arrests for felony have been made and
the prisons have been broken open by the pop
ulace.
Several ofthe State Prisoners were releas-
ed.
FRANCE remains tranquil. Paris is still
under martial law.
The disaffected in Paris have been disarm-
ed, and there are less fears OF recurrence of
fierce hostilities.
Nine ofthe Carlist leaders in Spain have
been executed, and the instruction checked.
There has been several battles between the
Hungarians and the Slavonic Insurgents, at
tended by great loss of life.
The Hungarians were defeated in one i'm
portant battle.
Russia is still suffering from the Cholera in
almost every part of the Westei n frontier.
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'"The magnitude and difficulty of the trust
to which the voice Of my country called me
being sufficient to awaken in the wlsest and
most experienced of her citizens dlstrustful
scrutiny into his qualifications, could not but O.
verwhelm with dependency. one who, ln-
heriting inferior endowments from nature, and
unpractised in the duties of civil adminlstra-
ton, ought to be peculiarly conscious OF his
own deficiencies"
Taylor is the man ofmodern times who has
rivalled his admirable modesty and MS friends,
so far from regarding it as a fault, view 1t as
one of the brightest among the features which
adorn his heroic character. Ii lay Tor has stul-
tilted himself by that confession, to which the
honorable Senator has referred, the wisest,
the purest and the greatest OF all American
Presidents had taught him by his example.
Sir, l have done. Let me only say, in con-
clusion, that l hope that my friends on the 9th
er side now have enough of platforms. and
that, in future, all genuine republicans may rail-
ly together under the standard Of Taylor,
which is wide enough and broad enough to
protect and shelter every true friend OF his
country, whether a native or naturalized cit
izen, no matter what may have been his party
designation. Let all such men stand up bold
ly together in the battle for the Rights of Man,
as secured to us BY the great charter of Amer
lean freedom, the Constitution OF our country,
and the Republican Party of the country may
triumph over all opposition from the self styled
Democracy to the end OF time.
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FOR CONGRESS,

u The attempts at determination between
Barnburners and Libertists seem to be attended
with small success so far as yet appears. Each par
ty has its State ticket, and each will have lis Pres
idential ticket, if the following, from the Bwng-
ton Gazette, may be taken as any indication ofthe
feeling among the Libertists
We nope Mr. Hale will be nominated by that
the butIaiol Convention for no BETTER more wor
thy man can be found in the nation. But should it
he thought best to nominate some other person our
wish Is that Mr.. Hale would not resign, unless
the individual who shall secure the nomination
VIII not only oppose the ertension of slavery, but
use all constitutional means to abolish it. where it
now unconsituiionally exists, for Liberty men,
would feel cheap" enough. if they should assist
IN electng man to the Presidency who should
deem IT inerPedient to sign bill to abolish slave
ry IN the District of Columbia"
The same paper, speaking of the Barnburn-
er Convention in this place, says:
We confess We are somewhat disappointed
at the result of this Convention, for we had
hoped they would nomipate, at least, some part
ofour Ticket. As it now is, the course we
shall pursue, viii depend very much upon CIR.
cumstances."
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vention, but made 20 movement towards
resignation, so far as we arc able 10 learn.)-
As to the Wings, we are pers uaded that aside
from the three who committed themselves bv
public speeches, there was scarcely one wio
did not go away entirely satisfied to let III,
movement alone,s and stand by the " intelligent,
patriotic, united Wing party of the Union =
The men who elected James K. Polk, who an.
nexed Texas, and who now support Martin
Van Buren,, " the Northern man with South.
ern Principles" will never appear Ike Soon
genial spirits to the honest, intelligent, and
consistent Wing yeomanry of Vermont
The Wing party of this State has alwars
gone, heart and soul, for Free Soil While
Loco Focos and Libertists were doinr their
utmost, the one party directly and the other
indirectly, to secure the triumph of Polk and
the Annexation of Texas the Wings of Yer
mont presented an unb1oken from, for the
Cause of Freedom. We are heartily clad. i
any of our opponents.in that important strugge
have felt the stings of conscience in view Of
their past course, and are at length inclined TO
como upon the same ground with us. But
for such new converts to the old and perma-
nent Wing doctrine Of Free Soil, to eulogizc
Martin Tan Bwen,-o who has done more
to strengthen the Slave Power, than any 9th
er man living-and to pledge him their votes
is an absurdity eclipsed only by the impu-
denee Of their attempt to induce VERMONT
WIGS to do the same, These new converts
to Free Soil doctrines can fraternize with Us
only by coming upon our own ground-the
ground we have always occupied and always
shall occupy, until Slavery disappears forever
from the face Of the earth.
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The UNION MAGAZINE for August Is on
our table. Mrs. Kirkland, now on tour 20
the Old World, contributes another Of her
entertaining articles. entitled Sight Seeing
II Europe Mrs. L. Maria Chill contrib
u'es " Home and Politics "a story in which
we have been very much Interested. We
are getting To like the writings of Mrs Child,
though she has never been our special favor
lie, heretofore. J. G. SAKE, Esq. contributes
a fine poem, which will be found on our ou:-
SIDE. There are also articles by Miss Han
nah F. Gould, Miss Sedgwick, William
Wallace, Henry D. Thoreau and others
Tie eneravines are good j. l.. De Graw,
agent, no Nassau Street, New York.
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THE SHAKER LOVERS, and other TaIesb4
d. P. Thompson. Esq, author of "Green
Mountain Boys" Locke Amsden,7 A.sy
Martin" &C., Burlington; C. Goodrich AMI
S. p. Nichols.
We have received from the Publishers.
fair looking volume, in pamphlet form, be-
ing the above title. We remember we'll 10
have read the Shaker Lovers some wears =
go, in newspaper, and we think it will he
found very interesting and exciting story Is
those who ike this sort of reading. The o,h-
er stories are, Ethan Allen and the L..
Children" \ Fermonter in a Fix or = NJ.
Way to collect an Old Debt" " An Indians
Revenge" and THE Bravo IIusband;a Taie
of Italy. Sold for % cts.
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lNDIASA MEDICAL COLLEGE Our thank
are due 70 Prof j. Adams Allen. Of the
Indiana Medical College, Cat La Portcl
FOR the Catalogue and Annual Announcencr:
of that Institution. The College is in Il very
fourishiug condition, and is probably destined
to have commanding influence throughout Il
large section Of the West The whole nun
Der of Students, during the last session, vss
117-the larger number Of whom are from
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Wiscon-
SIM Dr. Allen occupies prominent position
among the Faculty, oeirg Professor of Mate
ria Medica, Therapeutics, and Medical JrI:s-
prudence.
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kNON COLLEGE, ILLINOIS. We haye rc-
ceived from our friend, NJ. j. 4. -.
Principal ofthe Preparatory Dcpar;rcas n
Knox College, Catalogue Of that Iustl;u.;,--
This College is located at Galcsburq, H.. 7ui
although comparatively new, It has alrea g q.
good number Of Students in the Collegiate T.
partment. The present Freshman class nun -
bers q. The average attendance, during tie
last year, including both dcpa tmeu,s, has r., u
above 100. Rev. Jonathan Blanchard. t,--
merly of Cincinnati, and a clergyman OF Dis
tinction, is President of the College.
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BUFFALO CoSvENTIoN.-The long talked
of Convention of the Disconnected in all par
ties throughout the North, comes off to-mor-
row, the 9th, at Buffalo. We deem it hardly
possible that such heterogeneous elements as
will compose that meeting can unite in any
well-organized and harmonious movement
but the event remains to be seen.
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H9SWe learn that the President and Fellows
of Middlebury College, at their late annual
meeting, appointed committee to inquire in
to the expediency of establishing professor
ship, on the application of Science to Agr1cul-
ture and the Arts,who are to report their view,
on the subject at the next annual meeting Of
the Board. The Hon Zimri Howe, S. II.
Hodges, Esq, and the Rev. Joseph Steele,
constitute the committee.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

~ The Hon. William Henry. of BEL
lows Falls, has heen nominated for re-elec-
ton by The Wings ofthe First District. and
the Hon.. Geo. T. Hodges, o. Rutland, Fl
Elector, in the same District
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-The Wings Of
this District have re-nominated the Hon.
GEO. P. MARSH, of Burlington, for Repre-
sentative in Congress, and ALBERT L. CAT
LIN, Esq, Of Orwell. as Elector.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

u The Troy Daily Post has been re-
Gently enlarged, and improved in external
appearance. The Daily Post is one Of The
most spirited and able advocates oil the Wing
cause, among our exchanges and uudoubt-
cdIy receives, as ii deserves, an ample sup
port.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

81 Senator Phelps's letter to the STATE
is unavoldably deferred. 1t will
appear on our out side next week.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

rS The Cass and Butler Democrats arc n
hold County Convention, in this place, on
the 24lh inst.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

GA very brilliant meteor was seen IN
this place, on Friday evening last, al a.
bout half past / | o'clock P NJ
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned citizens OF Mlddlebury
would invite their fellow townsmen who are
in favor of the election OF ZACHARY
TAYLOR for President. and MlLLARD
FILLMORE for Vice President, OF the Uni
ted States, 10 meet al The Town-Room, or
Friday evening, Aug. II, 184S, att O'Clock
for the purpose of organizing, and adopt ING
suitable measures in reference 10 The coming
Presidential election:-
Horatio SEYMOUR Walter s. Johnson,
Ira Stewart j. G. Wellington,
Zscheus Bass Reuben Ross,
Jonathan HagH, EihuP. Peck,
Peter Starr Asa L. Moody,
Luciss Barrows, A. w. Crane
Ozias Seymour, NJ LanswoTthy
Leonard Deming, Geo. Cleveland,
Jonathan Wainwright, Charles L. Allen,
Julius A. Beck with, &. NJ Simmons,
VIM NJ Bass J. w. Stewart,
William Bass J. Mcdonald
Asa Chapman, Merova Phinney,
Jed. S. Bushnell S. Moody,
Joseph Warner, VIM. Redheld,
Nahum Parker VIM NJ Field,
J. II. Barrett, VIM. L. Lyon,
Ira Allen, Geo. &. Chapman,
J. B. Copeland, iona. Wheeock,
Cyrus Birge Asa Francis,
Samuel p Nash, Russell Nallett
Geo. VI. Brown John Cardiff,
z. Beckwith Lorin r. Wainwright,
Joseph Dyar p II. Munger,
II. c. Gridley Caleb Morton,
T. Moody Fl. L. Enos
Harmon Sheldon, Waldo olmsted.
Homer Sheldon, William H. Eldridge,
Calvin Hill, r. ii. Cobb,
Eli Mathews, Samuel Eldridge,
Jason Davenport Justus Cobb,
c. ID. Nash, John Seeley,
E. II. Ripley, VIM. HlrtshOrn,
c. c. Huntington, d. s. Church,
VIM Lathrop, Theodatus Phelps,
j. II. Murdick, Henry L. Sheldon,
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j. Vallett Joseph Adams,
f. Vailett, John TlotsoD,
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