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AUCTION SALES.
Esy ts. Goadsei. suct.

VALUABLE fAs.; IN l'EE9iC0,
TOGETHER WITH STOCK OF NuLrS, CPuPS OF
CORN. OATS AND FARMING mi. EMENTS, &C,
For stis at iutH n
THE subscriber wing beer appointed Ia situation
4 winch will Giis- Il necessary tor HIM ~ REMOVE
from aichmnnd vii. urr tor nj pub ic auction
upon the PREMISE, oa TUESDAY, the 4th day ~ Sep
t-mhrr isi9 commencing IL II 0cl.ok, h's Fam IN
the County ri ii-nnc., about miles N"ith az Inc
CITY al Rchmord, on the Oi con- PIT ruah, aon he
tween The be-p Ran Turnpike AMI The Ra''f"au 81 me
Richmond aud frrdrrick-huf. Company anh ad;",nihs
The Tl.r former s-pt ~ ,!r LAKE Piiiiah u ne"
try containing hunfei uf this tract ao'S
liy acres ATE cleared, and III high stated improve
ment-Ih; balance of hundred and ATTY acre. ar
heavily covered with pine and oak timber, wich, fni
lis proximity 10 market, tbeins only one AMI one
quartet al a NIL. from the Eaiirold rendered very
valuable. The Improvements consist nt small
Dwelling, large stable, barn, corn buusr, &c.
At tnr SAM une aud place VIII b. sole AL the
prrisiahlr aud personal property, consisting oi the
crops corn AMI oats. eight Valuable mTl.s, ~" new
wagons carts all the farming utensils, con
ssiing oil the usual variety. Also, Wi! be hred Gu
sev.ia .a.,Iibc negro acn, some o WHOM ere good
drivers
TERMS For the land oRe.four,h cash, balance al
one lwo three anI fou years, ,or bond' bearing int
rest secured W trust deed. For the pe.sonil pr"
perry all sums unier twenty dollars cash, over t"rh
~ dollars, s,r months cred for negotiable notes, 81
ilslctory rni"rs-i. HUBERT Z. iEtE3'al.
sa- conducted ny W. GoppiS, auct.
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,TuE ESTERPRIZE COTTON FACTu-
RY CONSISTS OF lcc toto wing Mlcn.ncry:

'TuE ESTERPRlZE COTTON FACTu-
J. ny consists ci ice following Machinery:
] Willow
Picker aud Lap Machine, 20 inches 'vid@
IN cards n inches wita, cards t. set, with rail-
ways aud drawing heads complete
Grinding N1chin- and Grinding koi.erS
| Drawn 6 Frame, Of four heads
s'peeiers, r-ch ~ blocks
lhrostirs, each lGs s2niIrs
8 Throstlrs, each I2s spindl-s
Reels
Rnni MIchine
Cord Machine
Yarn Pres
naIe,ns rTess
Machine for covering rollers
Regulator to water wheel
Cans, RoDbins. Belts, Lamps. Oil Cans. Seals and
every thin. requisite Tor Inc manufacture VI rolion
yarn, also. very valuable Machine, adapted for Plan
in. ron turing rollers, and dfns. There ie ali the
materials Tor TWO tros-s which can be completed
Al trihng expense. he machinery will then be ca
pahlr Of producing 500 It's cotton yarns prr doy.
The warns maze from this machinery have been SOLO
to merchants IN this city and other places. and are
highly approved. There ~ IN nn.Ipifrd lease OF up
wards of three years tie building and y alter powell
The above establishment Is for sale privaelyiand,
if not disposed OF before the 18th day Of September
NEXT will he sold al auction IL II o'clock on That day.
on the premises The Factory on the bank 81 James
River between the Messrs. fialllls' large mil build
rHAs T. WORKMAN < CO,
Or JAMES L. CRANE.
Tai, rf,d
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VALUABLE: paMUNKEY FARM

FOR SALE. ~ KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
ON THURSDAY, the .1ih day Of septrnibsr, ESP
" dC fair, olh.rwise the mex. fair day th1rrar.
on the premises, III be sold by public auction, without
auy liGt That valuable and productive
Farm called Bu 4hLhfs, situated direci', on The r.
mmnkry nver. King William county, adJeininsth Ne
lands OF irs DR. sutton. Mr. Mr. Nelson ana Farm ili
containing four hundred and siStysr acgrs more "r
less THIS Farm has been unde. he iWiaeGia'e
management oi our father John l. stevens. deceased,
for tic last twenty years always with view 10 IN
provemrnt;l Is well laid of, aud well enclosed; very
well watered; sufficient wood land, In the c:g'nai
ei0wh very -ood building timber, &c; several dtp"'
sits afording indications ct good mari ami Is con
.ldrrrd .; the mos; productive and valuable Farms
for the size th- river. The improvements consist
f pretty good dwelling House, large and very ccn-
venrnt Barn, in good repair, anu all other necessary
ont houses, well arranged and IN good condition.
abou. medium SOIL. very susceptible Of Improvement
particularly adapted IL the growth OF Ill virginia
.laplrs lhr location healthy, and neishborooi good
We deem any further description unnecessary and IN
ylle all persons disposed Ia purchase, 10 view Tue pre-
misses an. examine for themselves. We VIII take plea
sure in showing the land, and afording any other IN
formation in the premises
The terms viii be one.third o: the purchase money
10 be- paid st OF January next, 1885, the balance ~
equal nstamens, %; on. and two years from the 1T
of January, le50; bonds win satisfactory PERSONA
security To carry Interest iym the ii day OF Ianua,
1859; ana Deed Of TINS; on The premises VIII be- re-
uuirL Tor the deferred IA! .irns.
Also al the time aud pace viii he sold all i'
STOCK OF aues, six IN num5cs. very good Cows,
Sheep and Hogs, eight or ten stacks nice Blade FoJ
der large quantity of nice Straw, one four.hofs.
pow.r Wheat Machine, two Wheat Fans, one good
Wagon and Gear, Carts, and all the utensils be
lonr,n. Ia the Farm; together with various ether arti
ces on credit o; siI months ior all sums over Tn
dollars: Bonds with approved security, will he required
In All cases before the property IL delivered.
We invite attention 10 the above sale, particularly
tl,r Fam. AZ W. believe Il Is very rare that Farm
combining 81 many advantages, AMI 80 directly r'oit
blr ia offered ia. ,hiJ county. Full possession
viii br afforded The list Of January next, and tue PRIV
I-re OF seeding wheat this Fail.
" LEWIS A STEVENS,
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WARREN GREEN BOARDING SCHOOL
MRS. MEAp'S SCHOOL.

Pauauier County, Virginia. August --eolsdseps
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REFER NCEs:
Hon John Masoa;s Dr. scott spe,ker Of
Albemarie; Or Armistead Cooke Pousmouthi Ro
tert c stanard. Esq. Richmond; WIN II Harrison,
Esq' Prince George VIM Tayio.' ESQ., A., Mount
ESQ JeEerson; CLAYTON C Cole man, ESQ., Louisa;
John Tabb, ESQ.,. Gloucester; VIA Il Moy, Esa,s
Gloucester; Hon Robert II T Hunter, Essex; Right
Hon Thomas II BayIy, N c; Judge Daniel Cole man,
Alabama son James A Seddon,s G; General
Bernard Pryton,s Richmond; Hon James aaion,.
Frederick: Rr:srend William Friend, Fort Royal;
Jobn r BRYAN. ESQ., Gloucester; Thomas 5 Gho
son. Esa,s Petersburg; Mlers W Fisher, Esq
Nor,hamploa; John W Tyler. ESQ., War.enton;
George F wilkins, ESQ., northampton; FRANCIS
Rlves, ESQ., Petersburg
Gentlemen who either had, who at present
have sons or wards members of the institution.
Aug 2S-c2awtf
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SCHOOL IN sporrsYLvANIA COUNTY

HAVING employed Mr. John Hart Of Louisa as
Teacher 10 my family, School viii commence
my hous1 the irst day OF October next, IN
which will be tIusht the English bTanehas together
with Mathematics aud the Modern and Ancient Lam
giases.
Mr. Hart has had some experience rs Teacher,
and having taken the degree Of ii al the Uniyer-
siy # Virginia, ample testimonials OF scholarship,
and ability 10 teach can be obained by reference 10
tho Professors a. the University Tbs subscriber 10
prepared accommodate eight or ten Boys is Board
ems Terms Of Board $50; Tuition SIS.
nv address Lewis Store, Spottsyvasia county. va.
Aug 2i-c6t SfENCEk CoLsMAN.
WARREN GREEN BOARDING SCHOOL.
WARRENTON, FAUQUlER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
T,HE next term OF this School viii commence on
i Monday the third daY Of September, and tefai'
nate about the Goth OF Decsmber
The various branches Of IN English, Classical and
Mathematical Education arc taught in this Institution
The pupils also have the opportunity 0: studying Tie
Modern Languages under European master
The high rank which students from this Schooi
maintain in the collegiate institutions of the country,
bears testimony to the fidelity with which The teachers
discharge their duty.
For terms and other particulars, address
N SAITH, Principal.
Fauquier County, Virginia. August l7--eoL'dsert
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS
AUGUST o. 1919.
Owen n Ballard

WILL open his morning 50 packages OF the
w following very desirable articles:
FANCY GOODS.
1000 pieces Furniture and Dress Calicoes
Alpaccas, assorted; PLAIN Swiss Musiias
Gum Braces;
10 pain and embroidered white Grape Shaw's
100 pieces Silk HaLdse,cbiets
Back S, wing Sill; Plus and Spool Cotton
Cambrics aud laconetsi
Linen Camttic .,andkeichiets
Handanna Handserchie:s
Pain Black Silks. &C., &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
Cloths and Cassimefes
ID bales white red and yellow FiaGnels.
Furciu.e aud Apron Checks
Liosers; Sal,inenis
Blue, arab. grey, black and assorted Sallinets
Twstds Blankets
Beached and unbeached ShiTlingsand Sheeiings
B'eached and brown Drills; Tickinss
Black and cclored CambTics
Canton Flannel, SC, &c
Selling goods on commission, at wholesale
aud retail, W. are authorized 10 sell them at the
current value at the Norm. We shall receive
large additional supplies weekly, and will be
prepared 10 oifer inducements 10 those in want oil
Coos for their own use or 10 sell again.
OWEN & BALLARD,
DIV Goods and Commission Ware House, NO.
i4l, Eagle Square, Main Street Aug. %
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SANDS SARSiPARlLLA,
lu Quart Bottles.

FOR PURIFYING THE DIUOI', ND FUR
THE CURE OF
sCR1rvLI M.RCURiIL DISEASES,
nugra,Tisa CCTA.EyUs ERUFrICSs,
srU3aJRS ULCERS, LIVER coMPtA Mt,
DYSPEPSIA BRONCHITIS,
SALT RHEUM c0SsUMPrio
FEVER soac, rgMtLE cpMPL,iST-,
gRY-IpsLas Loss Or APPETITE,
x...,. 1.rnraIf nrPIfIrY Ec
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Concord Academy.
REFER e N G Es:

THE next session Of this Institution VIII eomihehce
L on the LIST of October.
r WM COLEMAN, A NJ. Principal.
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, M.
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was arriving later news was received from india which
was said 10 be OF a favorable character
Quotations; fair Orleans, 81; ordinary TO mddlng 81
a Gid. Present estimated stock at Liverpool about
42l 600 bales, OF which 900 are American
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27.--Flour and grain Philadelphia
and Baltimore % 24s. United States red wheat Is.
o. 4d /; white Is sd. Is 3D. per 10 lbs Indian corn
per $50 lbs, 81 29s. for American whte 81 2ss for
yellow.
coiion.-far ,uplands and Mobile are quoted at Old. ;
fair Orleans ed.
Sales Of 1000 bbs Turpentine at s. 3D. Is per cwt
which is some improvement Rosn is in fair demand at
Is. l0d.
Tobacco--An extensive demand for Tobacco at full
prices
Iron is less firm.
Accounts from the woollen and cotton manufacturing
districts show business to be active than for some
time.
In the produce markets the quotations evince besides
increased stocks that prices in many instances have
slightly advanced.
Freghts Liverpool freights are unusually dull and
rates have declined, particularly TO New York.
The money market continues unchanged. The dis
count commercial paper was "a TO per cent Con-
soils closed firmly at 92b Transactions in American secu.
rites are limited United States loan, 6s, commanded
1883; Maryland SIS, S.; Pennsylvania SIS, H..
PARIS, Oct 25.Business is quite active, both IN home
consumption and orders from abroad Immense numbers
Many agents of large English houses buying extern
sively credit is replacing cash transportaons, which
betokens more settled state OF affairs.
HAvRE, Oct. 23.-A panic took place in the cotton
market Saturday afternoon Some speculaiors took
small parcels at decline OF francs the highest quo
tations of the week. Prices partly recovered, however,
the decline being only "a to francs lower
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To tho Editors.

New YoRK, Nov. 10, 1s49.
The election in this State is drawn battle Here,
where the government and city patronage felt, the
wings have succeeded and the collector Of the port has
shown himself an able tactcian. But how are TO
account for the falling off in the western countless where
the Weed and Seward influence is predominant II is
thus explained it is the policy OF Weed to make Seward
the great Of his party; and il the wings had carried
the Legislature all hollow, another wing senator would
have been elected and thus divided the honor and nu-
ence WHICH belong TO position in the United States
Senate. OF course Mr. Seward would cease TO be the
medium of wing aspirations at Washington. Some one
else might have become great man s he, and this
would have been fatal TO his ambition Better far then
to have the wing party minority in the State for the
present. than leopard one mans prospects. You have
here a key to New York politics.
Nor is this all. When the election of New York
senator on Stewards party in the legislature will
be strong enough 10 secure the election OF free soer
This will Of course produce fresh disturbances in the
democratic ranks, and probably prevent final union
when the appointed hour, Seward will appear in the
field presidential candidate and he hopes, carry
A WING.
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From . C.rre.pondent.

SIR You will excuse me for bringing your notice the
appointment the present Executive successor 10
the late Col Duncan, OF the inspector generals oil
the United States army. Several months have now
elapsed since Col Duncans DEATH and the army has only
one inspector general when it is understood, the Tar
declares that there shall be fro inspectors general
the law is as above intimated, how any President
fail to that law by appointing the said inspector
generals Shall the army and the country wait for the
pleasure OF the powers that be 10 be manifested in this
matter
Il does one good to see how the great and generous
people OF country speaking out their sentiments
and issuing their DEGREES authortavey about the present
administration.
hope, Messrs Editors, that you will continue to ex-
pose the pisbad cabal ruling far in them lies
with Russian tyranny, the destinies OF our beloved
Union The tribute OF the democrats daily and hourly
awarded you and your recently associated partner for the
high and patriotic stand you have taken since the caba
began their career OF prescription.
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The ADMINISTRATION INDICATED From the tee'
graphic dispatches received relative TO the elections
learn that glorious little Mississippi has covered herself
with glory-FOUR DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS ARE ELECTED, which is gain OF ONE
Louisiana has gone democratic. A democratic gov
ernor and three members OF Congress certainly elect
ed. New Orleans which gave over one thousand ma
jory for General Taylor gives the democratic can
ddaie for governor 25o majority Thus see, not
only Louisiana and Mississippi but every other State in
the Union, that has held its election since the 4th Of
March last, Sustaining the administration The IN
tBaif. Republican
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The srgAkKrsmp--The Charleston Mercury, abiding to
the specustions In Of the wing prints the effect
South Carolina delegation will sustain the DEM
ocrsc nomination for Speaker in the Congress- says
"Whntever may have been the favor with which some OF
our delegation regarded General Taylor before the pres
Dental election and whatever hopes they may have CON
oeived the pledges profusey made for him and by
him. the and Of his cabinet have sunk
an Impossible gulf between bis administration and the
democ of South Carolina That Is pcessly blind
who that the executive has passed
into the hands Of devoted 10 the worst and
principles of whigpery To support longer Is
democr principles and confess 70 plain march over to
the ranks OF the enemy
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McHIeAs KIscrrosThe Detroit Free Press Of Tuesday
proclams ga glorious democratic victory In that
city Barry the democratic canddste for governor having
ward. His majority Is 36s Hsmuanck gives 30 majority
for Barry; Dearborn. IS; Kalamazoo township 81 Mon.
roe city, 7s Hilsdsle township, l54 Exeter, "a; Liberty,
y; jackson village, g. Henrietta 22 Adrian, 70; Tecam-
sch ~ Rome. 80; Codwa,cf 50. Litejohn, ths csndi
date Of the wings and free-soers n II Calhoun
county, has majority Of 8ss; In Madison township he
has 50 majority and In Ypsanti, 8.
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MARRIED..

Al Philadelphia November 9, 1872 by The Rev Dr. Dvo.oHsI
WILLIAM HENRY BECK, TO MARY LOUISA BAYARD, dsurh
ter o. Hon RIoHksp N. BAyknp
Al Port-mout New Hampshire October john
Church BY Rev BuRRoueHs, ARCHIBALD H. LOwERY
York, FRANCES AU5TRIss daughter Of Hon. Lev
Woopsusy.
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McClintock Young.

mcC1tnfOck Young
attorney and Councillor Law,
HAVING resigned Of Treasury
III psment which held for the last sixteen years.
sun practice Of hs profession.
lie viii devote his principal attention 10 the prosecution Of claims
before Congress- the several deparmen and commissioners
eixn ndemnifics.
no insure early against War, Navy, Home
and Once Departments including business with the
once, has made arrangements with he most efficient
washington him, by which business OF
connded him. win be certain be acted
in the most prompt manner.
RECONSIDERATION. r. D. fancy, Chief te United
stsfes gentlemen who heads departments
hers of either Of Congress since the year 1883
Once at y, between IAN and l3h
Nov l3-dmf
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrmoHx, Nov la-sp.

BALrmoRK Nov. l2-5 D. m
California isffsrs-7Ss sosfk0w elections of th<
city -Eaythqsaks. - The mavksts. &c.
Our city today flooded with letters from California by
he steamer Empire City, New York, principally from
the passengers board the following vessels which
had arrived at San Francisco during the month Of Seps
ber barque Hebe ship Xyion. brig John Mayo, schooner
Ferdinand ship Andalusia, brig X. w. Brown and brig
John Potter They had just entered the III Dorado Of thoir
hopes and all appear DO In excellent health and Spirits
The Andalusla, board Of which the Rev. Mr. Tsy-
Tor and family OF this city, sent out by the Mehodis Of
this city establish church San Francisco made
unusually short passage Of 100 days.
The Intelligence from Mississippi and Louisiana ID
than satisfactory 70 democratic fellow citizens, and In
deemed glorious offset the effects OF tho New York de-
lection This renders the House Of Representatives demo-
cratic beyond all peradventure.
The number Of deaths in Baltimore during the past week
was 73 OF this number II Of consump ion and ~
under years OF age. healthy city than Balti-
more cannot be found between Maine and Santa Fe. .
There is quite dearlh of In this city present.
and politics a stand.
II is said that tho upper portion of New York city
treated small specimen OF earthquake Saturday
night Two distinct shocks felt In various localities
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
there sales OF l5O0 bbs Howard Hour S5.
Sales 1000 bbls. City Mills at o. No change in wheat.
Sales prime red l05 lO7 and good prime loo
iO4 cents white ITO la Sales white corn at IS
50 cents and yellow 81 SO cents quo,sd ss
50 cents with sales OF primo At latter figures Oats 80
" Rye s. cents, with sales Maryland Whiskcy
without change.
letter from New York to the Phiiadelphia Psnnsyl-
vanan says,
The wing majority in the whole Snte IL now whitlIed
down from 900 to beggary 800 at the iarhsst Tho
senate whg, suppose BY majority oftwo but the DOM
win give decided majority joint ballot We have. be-
yond question: secured appeal judge, attorney general,
State prison Inspector and county commissioner.
M
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n1-The Union Literary Society win meet ON this
Tuesday evening O'Clock p In Temperance Hall The
subject for debate win be, as exercised greater influence
mankind i spirited discussion expected
The public respectfully invited to attend.
by order OF the society," ID. 8. @. CABELL,
Now
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ny-Knights Templsr.-washingon Encampmen OF Knights
Templ No. win assemble Wednesday evening at O'Clock
precisely
by order Of the N. r. @. c. EZRA WILLIAMS,
Nov Recorder.
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Union IrrELLIGEsCE AND GENERAL AoERCY
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TELEGRAPHIC RHPoRTs EoR rzuE UNION.

4 ai
Great rise IN the Allegheny asd MososgsAsis riews
PTrsBuRo, Nov. lo-The heavy rains during tho past
few days have caused great rise 10 tie Allegheny and
channel, and the river continues 70 rise rapidly,
The announcement OF the Cambria's arrival a Halifax
doing owing the heavy Tho weather now,
however, indicates clearing up
Steamboat dssfrroysd BySre
CNoINsArI, Nov. IO-The neamboat Ivanhoc caught
floating the river, came In contact with and set
fire TO The steamer Meodnm but iorunsssy The aremen
was done.
7Se Ee~eh BROTHER -Fsiai reseonire-Robbry
ST. LOUIS Nov lo.Thelr tal Of Nathaniel ChiIds who
been examined. and their testimony does throw tho
NANNY fa.:sss ss,;siSs: as;s,;a Tssy
i'm aed at 81, ooo, and is covered BY insurance.
The French !, have s been ne, Committed
der The popular feeling against them has somewhat sub
sided, and le sympathy = svinced for them. Young
took place this meernlps Market street.
without effect owen then fred the bali taking effect i.
Re &: sssy e 81 Her I. xse s % s'
shorty afterwards Owen has been arrested and co,nmi,,
eum instance which led 70 this issai result -
The store OF Msssrs McCrum e Johnston. hardware
merchants, entered ana roOOed OF oDOut
$500 worth fine cutlery. The thieves have been
rested.
CHAnLxsToH, Novsuhsr L.
The returns indicate the success Of the democrats In
Mississippi In Louisiana 10 believed that
the congressional representation stands ss bs6ose
st. LoUrs, November II.
News from Santa Fs that Colonel Washingon has
succeeded making treaty with lhc Navaoe Indians.
They acknowledge subsection 10 the United States. Major
Steen rapidly recovering from his wounds. Sergeants
Snyder and Norwood were killed in recent engassmsnt
Lieutenant Simpson has discovered Cali
ona three hundred miles shorter than either Of the old
routes. sitt
Br
BALrxoaE. Nov. l3-9 p m.
We learn from Cincinnati thar Judge Hart has decided
on dischargng Wm Roll, clerk OF the court, who
charged with scting corupy In giving Democratic repre-
from Hamilton county their certificates Of cleo
ton The Judge said that the complananu had redress
by appeal 10 the legialature, the proper tribunal