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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-03

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From members Of The Senate of The United Sfatesl
SENATE CHAMBER Washington, December 49, lsi7.
When the proposition first made the publish
compilation. did believe such work could be
to useful practical Since its publication
examined closely and deem just to that have been
agreeaby disappointed finding book that affords useful
relation transaction Of business
in condensed FORM than that has
under my notice
Very respectfully, yours &c,
JAMES d. WEsTCOTT, JR.
Doctor MAYO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-03

WASHINGTON, July 81 lsiS.
have long felt the of which should clearly
explain the Treasury Department have found it
publication of two volumes You have exhibited the admin
aon of tho commercial and Of the United
through the fundamentally of the Treasury Department and
ucidy and eaboraey that all comprehend with
complex and Inject You have unveiled the practical
operations Of the collecting and discussing department the
For these thanks and wishes that
abors adequate reward Your books ought
the hands officer the connected
duties
Congress.
With esteem, your obedien servant
RoBERr MAYO, M d. j. r. UNDERWOOD
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WARRINGTON, August "a lS48
The little leisure have had you
present with Of synopsis Of the Commercial
of the United have
nation of it, and take pleasure that deem of great
the furnishes information which
else well obtain the important department
and the lawyer and the il will be
all relating
rights of the government and the citizen with it.
That the public estimate properly and be
pooned the merit Of the compilation the sincere wish Of
Very respectfully your obedient servant
REVERDY JOHNSON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-03
Doctor RosrRr MAYO, Washington

WAsHScroS CITY, August 25, ls4s.
have given work the organization and practical
the Department but partial examination
engagements did afford leisure
hasy perusal however has fully satisfied that produc
merit presenting does in the plainest
simplest form information essential legislation and the
utility all connected with the Treasury Depart
who have business transact with it.
With the highest respect am, your obedent servant
WILLIAM r. KING.
r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
WING PLATFORM.

A republican government. IN winch N'e
xorrs.enta,;ycs OF the people shall pass laws
reasrdless Of the will Of him who happens 10
be President, we believing that the wnoie
neople are better capable Of governing 'nem-
selves than is one man Of governing 'hem.
The administration Of oil the affairs o. gov
eminent as they were administered BY "ssn-
;ngton. Jefferson and Madison, Tor the great
est good of the people. .u.:,
Honesty Of men and purpose IN all h'Gn
stations as well as low.
Forbearance from the conquest OF ioreign
nations, and all endeavorsto extend our pow
or as nation, beyond its present. vast oouh-
DIARIES.
Dignity and tirmnes in ell our intercourse
with foreign nations and ne"'nn.y IN u"en -.
fairs, that while we make our country respect
ed abroad we may make It the Peece'u' s's-
linn for the opuressed Of other nations.
Liberty of a free expressions Of opinion a.
,nono ali men. so that the officers Of govern
men1 while they shall be required TO discharge
their duties faithfully and promptly to the de-
partment and the people BY which they are
maid. thew shall be allowed 10 differ win the
executive in measures Of government without
fear of removal.
The economical administration OF govern
ment-the payment Of salaries but no extras
and the prompt payment OF the national deo'.
The protection of our domestic industry
and the money OF tho country against the pau
Der labor and oppressive millionaires oil hu-
rope.
harbors, and the genersi protection oil the
commerce of the country.
THE CASS PLATOON.
The five loaves and two fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
ls6

In thi. calculation we put down Virginia
among the doubtful States. We have good
reasons for so doing. There are several con,in-
gencies that may throw the vote Of Virginia
Tor Taylor. The vote against Mr. Clay was
over $500, Alexandria, which was not in the
State in 1874, can give 500 wing majority. II
she does not do it it will be prevented by Of
fetal fraud. We then leave 5000 votes TO over
come in other ways. In l644 the full "chiv-
airy" vote was given for Mr. Polk, which we
apprehend Mr. Cass will not get entire. Should
i, stand neutral, it will give US the State. A
Van Buren, ticket is nominated. That will
draw its forces entirely from the Cass plat
form. Again, in this Congressional District
we have change OF three times the proper
ton necessary to carry the State. II the East
will do as we'll as we do, Taylor gets the
State by 5000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

NEW STEAMER.-The new and elegant
steamer CoNsIcNEE, partly owned aud COM
manded by Mr.. J. II. Lockwood comes down
to the wharf and makes her trial trip to Cap
tina to-day. She is one of the best boats on
the river. keel built at Moundsville, length on
deck 1870 feet, beam 25S feet. Her engine
is by Phillips, Cabin by Wingard, furnished
by Mendel & Harbour and painted by Hull.
She will draw two feet light, and is very com
plete in all her fixtures and accommodations.
She will be lighted and trimssa
y,silors lnls evening, OF the wharf,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
THE CITY HALL.

The bill Of fare for tonight IS full Of variety
and all calculated for enjoyment. Three
pieces, concert and farewell address 10 cit
izens OF Wheeling City. We know this is
really the last night Of the Heron Family and
we also rest satisfied an overlooking house
will mark our estimation Of the very great
talent aud versatile attsinments. However,
that our readers may not be mistaken as to
the length OF their stay, we think right to re-
,lerate that the Heron children, who they say
take their benefit, leave by the first boat on
Wednesday morning for Cincinnati City
Fill up the house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
GENERALTAYLOR'S LETTER.
BATON ROUGE. La June 29th. 1915

BAlON HOUGE, La, June 18th, 1913.
Gentlemen:-l have the honor to acknowI.
edge the receipt OF your polite communica-
ton OF the 18th instant, calling my attention
TO certain statements, relative to my position
before the country as a candidate for the Pres
ldency, which are represented TO have been
made, in the wing National Convention, re
Gently held in Philadel phia, pending the ac
ton of that body, by Judge Saunders, of Lou
siana, in the name OF the delegation from the
State; and requesting to be informed, whether
such statements were made BY my authority.
have to inform you, in reply, that, on their
way.t that Convention; Judges Winchester
and Saunders, OF the Louisiana Delegation,
who have been, Tor many years my person.
al friends and neighbors, -wrote to me, re-
questing my views, before the meeting of the
Convention, as TO the course | desired my
friends to pursue in that body. In two COM
munications, addressed TO them in reply, I
informed them, in substance, that at my dis
lance from the scene, il would he quite i'm
possible Tor me to give any specific instruc-
tons upon the subject; that many questions
or contingencies might arise, during the ac-
tioD OF the Convention the character Of which
could not foreteil and that they must there.
lore, assume the responsibility OF acting for
me- that felt my honor and interest safe in
their hands, and that whatever they should
see fit 10 do, would most cordially approve.
- substantially informed them, further, that,
unless they should discover an evident dis
position TO treat me uniairly.-which had
no reason for supposing would be the case,-I
thought that my friends should 90 into the
Convention, rs they had been selected by
their fellow-cilizsns for this purpose; but that.
having once entered it. they were, OF course
bound, If were not nominated, to sustain
and support the nominee, whoever he might
be; aud that hoped they would do so heart
aud soul. That was candidate for Presi-
dency, only SO Tar as my friends had chosen
10 make me one; but that having been placed
IN my present attitude towards that subject,
wi'hout any agency or act oil my own. direct
or indirectly, did not ieel myself at lib
erIy, by any such act. to withdraw myself;
that my friends, IN who's hands had ever
been, could do so whenever they should see
tit. and finally, that II they could succeed in
electng to that Office any one better qualified
Tor lis duties than was, and who was at the
same ,ime honest, truthful aud patriotic, it
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, COLES. &c.
Ios!.lVely eur ed by laYxrs q, -

IN, n 49,. chicago. ILL.,, March 81, ISIS
,a. ~ hAs-uear sir;i GU ash me what n,aos. \
~ wy" OF .he eiheacy OF your Carnmative :.
safely say that never nrescribed nedis' ! can
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s p'ehs so speedy and perfect reli.f a, ms NJ,
aI ioanced INTO family, ii becomes s,anai. "a
ns 'et those ailments, and is called for s.sn I,
se,l ~ae" l,nk Pretty good proof OF its eiesey a.d
has ,ne summer Complaint of children /.
M @ 'Init NE grave Ill saved the liz a, nv ,,s
.a vi snes aud such child" have ren.aIedi bs,i
enu agar" seen y aei like charm, and .,ye ,r .,
fine !, !" LEV ,purs may say IN iew minutes In
without IL ResrertS,n' ana 10 iAnniy should lie
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D., ~ msie,la Me1ica Ia the Lsporte Unversty la
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eS'N' W =, A. EkkNTIINGER, .fohroe n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

Dr. G. Z. Vanshn's Vegetable Iitbou,riotic M;v,...
.ne ore@ american Remedy is attracting the notice n,
'e p'hetpie papers all ever The country MOI
VI any tes!eeabllity. hui what has commented an lie
efes' lame OF this medicine. IL has lie m
over ne world, aud has earned fl 2 itself a rcnu,,
o" "e,ei oeiore e1naied by any article In the line il,
agu'at pewer aver diseases OF every natu,e ser, .
70 .'ehetsen the belief that magic has agency i'm ,ss
se, ana the acis AZ they stand firth IN Inc i, ~,
nosndsy pped OF all embelIis,men,. ~ p'ase OF
-, ne' ihediche Is ever thoaght lin uany oT on,
sofn,oas villages and towns and the voice. ~
almost say OF millions, cured of all kind. M go
% s,seart ~ us praise See GU, eoua,s
@ ~ he tree, American Remedy tbis 49,, ~" oh
- - :" Pai"phri septSJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
LOCOFOCO DICTIONARY.


"Clear and unqsestionabe. That which
is in dispute.
THE whole or none. "A little more than
half.
Fifty four forty, or 6ght."-Forty nine
| and 1unA.
"a bloodless achievement" The sacrifice
OF thirty thousand lives.
Indemnity for the past. Losing $780,
000,000 in fgh. with Mexico.
"Secsrity for the future. Paying $l5,000,-
600 more.
"Aid and comfort. Giving the Mexicans
q General.
Government economy SOS ,049 per
year.
"No national debt."--Advertising for
loans.
lizard money. Treasury notes.
"Will OF the people. y" Veto and ditto"
sRevenue tariff. Protection to British
manufactures.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
NOTICE.

The Teachers association OF Ohio Count
Va. meet pursuant TO adjournment at the
Public School house in Triadelphia, on Satur.
day the Both Of September at Ii O'Clock, A.
Nj. Teachers, ex-teachers, and all friends, OF
popular education, are respectfully requested
10 attend and give helping hand, in for
warding the course OF education.
JOHN HOSACK, Prest.
J. D. Maxwell. Sec'y,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
CITY HALL:
TUREE PIECh.

lfosl positively The Last Night a@
The HERON FAMILY.
As they are Obliged TO leave Wheeling ne1'
"Wednesday TO iuihI an engagement atCincia-
natl.
On this evening, MONDAY. the 2olh Oh.
Being tor the Farewell benefit OF the heron s
children. On this evening, Tuesday. Sept.
26, will be performed the 4th and 5lb acts oil
Richard 81. The Dumb Belle, A Ml-cellane-
Gus Concert, aud Why don'tS She Marry! Al
the TERMINATION, Miss Heron will deliver
Farewell Address,
Admission % cents only. Performance 10
commence at s o'clock.
On to-morrow evening Fdrt,reH Nlght, LOT
the benefit OF the Hemn Childten and their
last appearance. Several Novelties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
NEW BOOKS.

~iSs LES LIES new novel, price % cts. Amelia
Iva OF Young i.ady's Nicissitudes, by Miss e ga
lie, suthor of kiuy's Relations, etc
A companion to the - Hen -pecked Husband :" pr,c,
p cts. warning To Wives, novel by The author OF
Tbs Marrying Man" fhe Jilt," and The Life Of !
BE aaiy.'' etc
The Merchants Daughter, novel by Miss Ellen Pick
erng lone Influence, tale for Mothers and DaugL
tiers, by Grace Angular
Harvey Belden, or true narrative of Strange Adven
lures by the author of Notes Political Economy etc
The Monk, by Lewis
The OsS Openings, or the Bee Hunter, by Cooper
a romance OF Mexico
Nike fink.a Legend of the Ohio. by Il Bennett
Goufie, OF the Kings Pio., by q James
A whiin ana lis consequences
The Prairie Bird. by rhas Murray
Handy Andy, BY Samael Lover
Legends aud Stories Of ireland, by 5 Lover
Rory O'Moore, q national romance, :.
Lack Hinton, the Gusrdsman, by Charles Lever
Tom Burke Of Ours
Charles O'Maey -.
The Confessions OF Hurry Lorrequer"
The Politicians Register aud statistical Manuel
The Rights OF Seainen, by X Butts
Cooley 5 Lady's Book for October
w i!son's Tales of the Borders aud If Scotland
Sun Envelopes, the finest qualIay
cshornes superine Water Co.oI Paints Of the lines,
quality
large assortment of new and popular Music
sable uaif Pencils, nnsst variety
Tayior's Director
just received and for sale at
septic No nj. Nam 4
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
Carpet& Coverlit Establishment,
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

- - D'liES TIC MANUfACTURES
nafIp kENNEpAy respectfully solicits IN. -.
uon OF dealers. heacs OF families AMI ~ a',eh'
senel Ally To bis establishment IN souIb W. lnehe
wns,s ns esrinses % carry on the weaving OF n.g
rainbow and venetian. lie has 49, s'l,es, hsued,
terms. VA, ss.no ia 10 afford PERI e. new pat
,a,es W -oos p,onpy attended aad s we,s All
at The most reas.nshle priee '" VI sAofine done
Augei-N6ns I'"ssse OF retail
DAVID kENNEDAy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

SEcoND ALLISON LETrER.-This letter is ev-
cry wnere iis4sa with great pleasure. Th>
New fosk Day Book an independent journal
says:
"The letter OF Gen Taylor. defining his po-
sition III relation to the Presidency, is given
in another column at full length. 1t is the
bes; which he has ever written, -admira BILE
in sentiment, and tersc III s'sle. Ii cannot
but have d most favorable influence on sim
cerc men OF all parties who have been misled
by the wiliul aud mischievous perversions to
which his former declarations have been sub.
ject."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
"A LITTLE MoREGRAPE CAPT BRAGG

.r,d r~,,,,,va wvsus were calmly
,,,,ered BY Gen Taylor in the lace Of Tue co''
umos of an sdv.ncingtoe, Ave times n'' nun"
her as he rode up 70 the battery, wnen our
..~I nearts were iaint, ~ mome"' ""e"
the tide of battle pressed on them too strong
Nv when death stared them in the face and de-
feat seemed inevitable. At that crisis IN the
affairs of the battle, Gen Taylor came up, calm
and collected, eyed the enemy coolly as they
pressed onward, and said, IA little more grape
Can't Bragg" Those soldiers had passed
through several battles with that old General.
thew had found him ever victorious, ever ready.
ever cool, collected and determined. They
knew that victory nsst ever hover around
where stood such Genenl. and they piled
their bands as though thossand hearts gave
life to them. They felt that The desiinies 81 our
flag, our honor, and cur army hung upon him.
and il he could thus calmly meet the foe and
give his commands, II he at that momentfelt
his presence tower Of strength, and that he
relied upon their coasse and proves ~ up
on an untailing prop; that they would not
shrink from the full play Of their powers.
When that tide vas turned. when the heart
of bis army was moved down as the gFass Of
the field, and he fell powesless, what must
have been the feeling Of Santa Anna, who.
but the night before. had impudently called
upon Gen Taylor to surrender He had ap-
peared before him a. Goliah before the boy
David, and he had fallen a. fell Goliah.
So appeared the party in power stter the
nomination OF Gen Taylor. slorying in their
strength. gloryins that Gen Taylor knew moth
ing of political intrisues. slogying 10 the pos
session Of the money Of the country. the
purse Of the county. the sword Of the coun-
try, and all the Offices Of the county, seTi-
ed column Of eighty thounnd hirelinss, to
traverse the country and pres upon the ranks
of the patriots, and strive to hssI them down;
but we near the voice Of liberty saying, "a
little more Grape" Be cool. press on. meet
the work like men and the day 10 ours. tho
banner of liberty will still wave over this
broad land, the union will b preserved, ths
people will be free. to make their own laws.
10 protect their own industry, to improve
their riversand harbors. to make war or peace;
and to select their own officers, and those Of
ficers to discharge faithfully their duties to the
people who pay them, not 10 the executive
who appoints them,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

The editor Of The Union is evidently q.
Harmed. He cries out "help me, Cassius or
sink" most Justify. He calls on the loco TO-
co leaders as though be had forgotten that they
were working Tor their bread and butter. and
were working as hard as they could tear. spend
ing the time for which thsy are paid BY the
people in striving to prevent the people from
voting as they choose.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
STEAMBOAT REGIS TER.
REPORTED ny c. u BERRY, CoRDAGE MANI
FACrURER

ssAsA I'm Ell ~ ~ u nfHNh, GOhDAGE MANU-
FACrURER.
ARRIVALS Ann DEPAKruKEs
i Bouts for the last 81 hours ei.di,.s yestsr.
day al o'clock, p. ~.
ARRIVED.
Alert No 2. Dean, Pittsburgh,
Financier, kounlz,
Rinsgod. Cope.
Friendship, Davis, Cincinnati,
DEPARTED.
Friendship. Davis, Pittsburgh,
Ludlow, -,
Diligence, Lislon, Cincinnati,
Alert No 2, Dean,
FInancier, kountz,
Rinsgold. Cope,
Is inches water, falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

Another great Democratic Taylor meeting
was held in Charleston S. c., on the l4th inst.
Speeches were made by the Hon. J . f. Holmes,
Col. Cunningham, w. Ginor Slmins, ESQ.,,
and others. A unanimous and determined
resolution was manifested to support Gen.
TAYLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

Mr. Jenkins. editor Of the Vicksbursh Sem
tinel. was killed in street Eight few days
since. This is the fourth griffith editor Of that
paper who has been killed within our Iecolec-
ton. We should suppose that few men would
like to hold that post unless they kept their
affairs well settled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

D. A., FANHEsTOCK's vERMIFUGE !, Tho
ues. ansneimihtie ever discovered The experience =,
more than eighteen years has testified tb., ~ ~
~ .ases o worms Is perfectly certain II may sxfeIy
~ asseI.sined HAT the lives Of hundreds or chiiren
hs,,,h sasea ny us use and thousands restored 10
nea'h' whose emaciated bodies must soon have am,
ieaiu ravaees Of this iasidious destroyer To
n tne eehuihe article is necessary 10 see that il i,
.rh es'otH sefmiinge, prepared At Pittsburgh Pa
I'VE a"oVe medicine is for sale, agency in Wheel.
Ix; " 4 CRuMBACKER, Main street, and by
Also by WIN M,KEE Sa,.,i, u,. slaxs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

The following is the letter of Gen Taylor to
the Independent Taylor men Of Baltimore.
which has not been heretofore ppklGea on
account Of the request contained in the last
S,suse. ne Cdss iuu.A ,.Iu., A.. -, - .ue I'M
pTessiou that there was want OF sincerity in
the request not to publish; and ne was there
fore written to by Hon. Reverdy Johnson for
permission TO publish. The permission was
readily given. 1t shows that Gen Taylor is
as he always has been, a firm. honest. straight
forward man, to be swerved from truth & right
he m ss,,irc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening 10Th inst. by Rev.
Joseph S. Smith Of Mercer, Pa, Henry b.
PETTlBoNE, Esq. of Richland, Mississippi, to
Miss ANNIE R. youngest daughter OF the late
DR.. Jonathan Lethermsn OF Canonsburgh
Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
BEAR In MIND,

That the Preside utial Election 10 held on the
first Tuesday, the 9TH Dsy Of Novembel
next and that il lasts but fos 0oe day only :!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
GEN. TAYLoRS ELECTION CERTAIN.

GEN. TAYLORS ELECTION CERTAIN.
or the success Of Gen. Tor there never was
cause for a reasonable doubt. except that
which grew out Of the real or supposed dis-st-
isfaction with his nomination by the extreme
friends Of Mr. Clay. This dissatisfaction if
not already removed. is fast disappearing.
and will certainly before the day Of election
have been changed to an earnest support of
Gen. Taylor. We have evidence OF this
every day, in the demonstration upon il made
in New York city, the principal seat OF the
dissfected. The Commercial, Of last even
ing, gives this fact as confederation
COMING OUT RIoHr, AT LAsT.-We under
stand that the New York Wing general com
mi,iee is now unanimous in the cordial sup
port OF the Wing nominees. There is not
single member who will not vote the whole
Wing ticket.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

The whigs have paid e2.9a0 for their Pc
litical damaation.-jova Reporter.
Cass made better bsrxais; he got eSs 900
for his, according to Folks own showing:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
FOE RENT.

The undersigned will receive proposals Tor
renting for term OF years. abou, forty ieet oil
ground wing on Market st. Immediately west
OF the Lancas,erian Academy and adjoining
the hose house. JAS PAULb.
September. Cow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY TAfLS'n-
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMOKE

STATE ELEcTons.
! John J. Jones, Isle OF wight
9 G W Boiling, Petersouss'
3HP Irving. Cumberland.
Irving, Lynchnurs.
5 w Martin, Franksin.
6 Benz. J. Bsrcour OF ossnse'
z Robt L Scott, Fsuquiei.
8 1T Garrett, Westmote!snd;
Q John A. Meredith. Richmond ci'y'
10 Robt Saunders, Williamsoafen'
ii A Hunter. Jefiersou.
IL AHH Stuart, Augusta.
"a s McD Moore, ROekbrdee.
IA Connally F Trigg. Washington
IS G w Summers. kana~ns'
is G d Camden, Harrison.
l7FH Peirpont, Marion.