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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-25

Leave Richmond Mon Leave Lynchburg Mon
day' wednesday and FIJI day, Wednesday and Fri
DAY, ate A. M. day, at 81 A. NJ.
FARE. TO HOURS FARE TO HOURS,
$ 50 Manakin 81 5 50 Staples Mills Is Il Il
81 Jude's Ferry d IS Bent Creek 6
81 Michauxs do 6a l 90 Tye River u
81 Cedar Point l ID Hardwcksvile 81
! 90 Jefferson s 25 Warmmster 81
! Is Gainesville 10 SO Rocl1fsh III
50 Columbia II l IS Scottsville Ia
62 New Canton Ia 3 90 New Canton II
00 Scottsvllle III % Columbia 10
70 Rockfish 20 SO Gainesville I'll
so Warminster % 60 Jefferson %
~ Hardwlcks % 81 Cedar Point 25
Is I've River 24A 90 Mchaux's 254
w Bent Greek 26 IL Iude's Ferry 27
Is Staples Mills 29a 25 Manakin %
so Lynchburg "a so Richmond 81
intermediate distances. .2a cents per mile
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boats, will see
the hour necessary to be at the canal by referring to the
time OF starting Of the Boats, and adding the hours it
u 'saf Bo a2K q 5s aSSY5
IL * TO LYNCHBURG BY THE LOUISA
srSeD RAlLROAD.-From and after the LIST of
January, the fare between Lynchburg and Richmond
will be reduced by Railroad and Stages of Messrs
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction. ...5 90
The Railroad will soon be completed nearer Char
lottesvle, when the stages will arrive in Lynchburg
to dinner
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. NJ, arrive day in Rich
mond at III a M in Washington at Al P. NJ, and in
Baltimore by L. M.
Passengers for Lynchburg take the cars at 8 A M,
on on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays arriving in
Charlottesville before night; leave next day at A.
M. and reach Lynchburg at 6 P NJ:
Fare between Staunton and Washington $40
tickets on the Boat or at Stanton.
ia l-dtf G. K. MASON, Agent
NJ edmond, FREDERICKSBURG q
RA POTOMAC RAILROAD The hours of Arri-
val and Departure of Trains are as follows:
MAIL TRAIN FOR FREDERICKSBURG.
Leaves Qdlly at q A M
FARE.
Fare to Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
70 washington ......"...............5 so
. " THOMAS SHA II
Superintendent of Transportation
July 20th 1s49. iv2l
M1NARE TO CHARLOTTESVILLE 2,-Our
-A' Packet Boats leave Richmond Monday Wednes-
day and Friday, at A. NJ and connect at Scots
vile with Tyler and Litte's line of Stages for Char
lottesville
Ea Fare through only 81
te 20 BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
ksl 81 -! -EXTRA TRAIN -" Fro From
and alter this day, the Extra Train for the Junction
will leave the Depot in Richmond daily (Sundays ex-
cepted,) at o'clock, A. M Returning, will leave the
Junction at94 O'Clock, A. M , and arrive in Richmond
at lit o'clock, A. M. Fare each way ST.
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Office Rlchd Fred d P. K. R. Co.,}
Richmond, October I'd, l949.
+. S. In addition to the above train al o'clock, A.
NJ, passengers who may take the regular mail train
at O'clock will be in time for the Louisa cars at the
Junction. The fare by the Mail Train is 81 so, and
with return ticket 81 rs. It's.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-25

lME.--5oo casks Thomaston Lime, superior
ticle, per schr Elizabeth in the Dock just received
and for sale by HASKINS & LIBBY.
NH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-25

FOR NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH, uia Port WalthaU-Wln-
ter Atrangement-On and after Monday, the 10th
December the cars running in connection with the
l Md and comfortable steamboats, MOUNT YER
NON and AUGUSTA, Captain z. Mitchell, will
leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 81 A. NJ,
precisely Returning the boats will leave Norfolk on
regular landings each way
Passage each way ..................$2O 90
u MeaIs. ;;....... ao eacn.
rs. The Mount Vernon hasjust been thoroughly re-
pared, and furnished with new steam drum, and is
unsurpassed speed and safety by any boat ever on the
river THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Agent, at Richmond and Petersburg Dspot
Office and p r r. Co de 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10
now IsIr TO DE DONE ,

The l. 'co Fpcn p.pe's attempt to per-ua le
TIC nscIsrs and thotr readet,, that DAVID 5.
il.n Nil be chosen 20 preside over the Exc.
cutve d parrmeIt Of the State FOR toe nsSt
- ,ears. tpua wha, grounds they caIcu
Ia upon such result We are ulieIl, nj u
lest 10 conjecture. tbs pe"pe haze, lime
AID again--oyer and over, declared oil the
hal-l box thai Loco FucoIsm shall no, have
sssy and rule over the good oil North STATE.
L IA. been repeatedly admitted BIS them ,h,l
tue +" tie, have q decided majon.y ia No III
Carolina aud they must b4so the ss.ump.
non, ,hal she vii fepudIiie her hitherto irln
art proud POSITION and proclaim 10 favor oi
J. 50 foco,.m sad DAVID :. REID, upon the
IDEA that Wings Will be- found acting wlih
them. How i hi. result TO be tli. ctcd
!. II TO be done BY telling Hdigs tina, hty
are aud have been cnrm,es 10 their country -
That they have gwen aid and comfort 10 the
enemy that they deserve 10 b. II IL NC for
opposing a. they d.i, The destructive policy
Of james X Polk II this IL the logic upou
which, they rsy 10 make Wing. fAll - love
with l,ncn fncolsm, ihry have mIsiakeu the
melle of North Csiolips entirely
! l. II 10 be done hy vliiue of The fact. thai
DSld s. Reid betrayed tho dearest rights OF
Ne South, by voting for The Or-go. Bal
with the Nl'mai Proylso incor pofa,ed 10 II
i, tt to be dose IN he face of The scorn
aud indignation with which the People Of The
State have repudiatcd The NdhriHc Coarsn
non when /, IS tecolcc,sd ,ha, Dord s.
Rad approves lhnt pr"jecl, and tia, Nort
Carolina Loco Focolsm called op1n Gov
Manly to force the State into alt,nrc wni
such abommable traitors as RnErf, Of South
Carolina, Sho has recently declared that The
Nashville Convention took The +" E,s' Sep TO-
mrrds RtrJiatioa,' or DlsUNIoNY
l. there ANYTHING in the Congressional Of
Legislative career ol DAVID 3 REID, 70 com
mend him 10 The support Of anv man, who
calls himself a WnlG His political career
has been that Of the most vndcilyc and un
felenlIng partisan. lie has never allowed
The proud feelings Of man and Patriot tt
gam ascendanc} OVER those Of the Politician
but, cIlnglns 10 party, with pertinaclty
worthy OF better clu.e he has onscrupu
lousy gwen hts support 10 the mandates o
the Executive, and yielded blind aIegianc,
10 the behesls Of Power Is such a man Il
he the instrument Of Winning Wings from
iheir first 'osr-th pure principles Of Re
publican liberty and joining them to hi
standard VAN, deIus,ve hope
Is Is 10 be done 10 he face Of he fact, tina
Ourhi y. Rad, n bis cushioned seat in III,
limse Of Representatives, rofed 10 censbr
Urn IJUfOr fgr The fctps al tho ani,uiat,,,
al Monterey, after tul noble old Wing Chief
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Col. Reid and The School Fund.

Gel Reid is now pu, forth as the freud Of
he poor man. Well, the people shall Judge
whether he is frlend 10 lhe poor or not. -
When the b.I for establishing Common
Schools was first brou, hl forward q he leg.
slafuIe an eff ~ was made 10 divide Tho
fund among he people according 70 the white
population, as il should have been. II was
however divided among the counties accor.
ding TO The federal por. la'ion, and DAVID
S. REID voted cor il, thus giving TO the
rch Shareholders Of the cas-, a large portion
Of The fund established especially for educa
ing The poor white children q the State. :
Does this ivok ,,Ke he was a Freud 70 the
poor We think not
We give the above, with the following
reasons Why the people should not vie
(or Col, Reno
KEEP IT TRAVELLING that DAVID 5. Reid,
when ~ Congress voted 10 tax the poor man 5
tea ard coffee 80 h'a as IA deprive hin Of a
necessary Of ,fs . winch he bad been accus
toned
That D4riJ s. Rid, when "a the L~gis
azure, voted 0 mprisnn ard ehip poor men
and have them hired oul or costs, when they
we're unable 10 procure Ao.k
That y RI $ Rad voted ag4insf ailw
lng the poor med uf Macon and Cherokee
county u pay their debts 10 the State it
South Carolina and Ge1fga money, the |,
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THE APPROACHING DECISION

IL vas expected that the vote on the ad
lu,'meu, oI compromise bil would be taken
IN The Senate last Wednesday. /" Ion af
The Baltimore Sun writes thus under dale Of
June -
The fate Of the compromise bill viii
now be decided Il will soon be determined
whether here can be any adjustment at all.
Very deep anxiety prevails op The .u'j"c,.
Whatever NAV be the decision %. the Senate
on he bill the Vote will be close one. 1t
is Idle To claim majnri,y Of si,, ecu tina, so
MANY Southern S.naturs have taken their
Stand upon the Missouri Compromise line,
and with an explicit declaration Of lie rights
to he exercised on each side II j. even
pos> bic that the vote, ii taken in he absence
Of Mr.. BJfIsnd aud Mr. Bradbury, Sebastian
and Mangum there may be ne vote-21
p4iied III II ia. tIeferare become an IN :
portrait ,nquity, what course Viii The Wee
President pl'suc.
Use same sponlcni romlrEs--
Mr. Webster ppprehends, and rot without
reason, that we shalt lose California a part
IL III, UaioG, # Der admission as State be
much longer delayed, i has been rurored
here, thai ualess C4lifornia be admitted at
iFi- session, her Legislature viii withdraw
The application Or admission.
\ Of The Baltimore Sun, same date,
has these arpoitu,e remarks:
The utl,rt Of the uIi,as Is to defeat The
cumprpmi-e bill kqorioe that CaIfuInIa b,
herself "lll then be pushed through witoul
d iubl TN. wi give them the most am.
Pile scnpe for agitation bat The people vii
DOT be 50 mad as 10 follow them beyuud cor
sttiniional bounds. Tnere not a State thai
alii even attempt 10 seccGe from the MON
in case California be admitted, except yer
haps nth Carolina. aai ~ comparison It
the importance Of securing California Suuil
Carolina sinks iplo utter Irs.s uifcence. -
The nunsef d people nov living 10 Sar
Francisco = already greater than tha, .
Charleston, negroes luclnted, aud ~ CON
m.fci.l ,stsion Is Ear SURPRISING tina, OF ans
other port m the known snrid,
IL; the South remember thaI Il the com
pvom,se btIl u defeated, il will be done BY
heid responsible for II. A. to he remain
ing threats i. i perhaps best, once for all, I,
Look the danger 10 The eye. The North ha'
offered the otive bfarch the very principl,
nl nosiutersrn'ion contend. D for ~ Mr.. Cal
houn and ( The Seuh tread il tn the dust
the North all have done rs duiy, and III,
Consequences Will rest wih the S ufh.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10
From The Roiigh Register.
VERY LANE APOLOGY


The last number Of tie Osgan contsns
a letter from The Locoloco Candidate for
Governor, in reply To reoeai articles IN tins
paper, in which he vai,ly endeuvoss 10 reiu!e
the accusation that he voted for the Ni.uot
Proviso. We say raigiy, because We have
clearly demonstrated, from tbs Record, IN a
previous rumbor, that hc did so ro!e-and
,Lst too With cool deIiberarion Aud If, as
his O, gan recommends, Tins charge IS TO 6e
net by SIMPLY holding up Mr.. Reds letter,
We advise our friends To produce the " docu
u,eni.,' and hold the Democracy 10 he RE
4toRp.
/ We consider his letter as a most impo'eG!
/ a,lemp, at spolosy TOR having surrendered 5"
vital an interest, aud sd dear Consiitu' ional
right, of the South. Mr.. Reid explains by
stating, fr.ily; That "he bad 10 voIe Tor
Inc Oregon Bill, With ihat provision IN IL, OR
against giving the people OF thai Territory =
/ Govetumeut. And absl = sst.oiT is here,
Ii this Is GOT Jumping from ibs frying pan
INTO i've fire, Nth vengeance, we don't
know What is. The question was, then
waetheI to s1rrcader The rights Of the South,
~ give The Territory Government. Mr..
Red preferred the iOImsr--aai 10 his N.
,lsuse anxiety TO look after the interest. Of The
. eaon .qus,iefs neglected ave, beray
cd The interest, o. the South, and outraged
,be feelings Of has constituent.
IL tho seevud place, Mr.. Reid seeks 10
cies,e the impression, that, III vot,n: for the
BIi. he va. 0sIy carrying oo' the prlacipIs
OF The Missouri Cnmpronl.s. Bot mai VOL
da Dairy. We have very recently sh"sI
that Mr.. Burt, Of 5. C., Introduced an sx
panatory amendment. hat The 'nbhIiinr
clause vas applied 10 the territorial Bal, ne
CAUSE tho Teu,,ory VAS NJeA Of tie Ms
sfufi Comprom,ss lt.e AMI THAI Dawn 5,
RID STILL voTrD FOR TnE BILL, Gftr fsGI
smeaiHieui .as r, iecfea II tho ameudmrnl
had been adopted, vi. Reds apology would
have carried plau. ib'liIy on rs face but sf
rstit. .cornlul a. NJ. Calhoun ssy.) roIu
sal, the provision IN The O~goa Bill wal
lnIhlng more nor less than the plain, odlous
and old fashioned IITmOf for that the
Nashville Convention Candidate for Governor
voted. with b.. eve. open So thai f0rres
; falls 10 the ground, and Cot Rel! is bis owf
ftio de Sc
/ We reaeu tho ehsrge tka, Rs,d voted iaI
Tho ~ timo! Proriso, and ~- think II oui
l.,,AAd.n dn,y 10 keep the fsct he(..ra il,s poo
pie pf North Carolina. We not ouly max.
the change, but NC have assumed tt by cvl
denee, which no JIty OF tse.e lmpann
men could possibly se-Isi, without vloia,o
ii eSuscience. Mr. Reid, and those uh
mstsa biz RE soil yo'o, may make tn
most u H.
By The way, Is il true thai Mr.. Reid ono
"foe a letter sustaining his vote upon Con
std0ioaai ground. This is the second Tim
we have made tho enquiry Does the Ste.
dar1 know any ,h,u, abnui u
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ton of boundary, aud no desire to interfere
with il as a question Of title, have TO OBJ.
serve that the possession Of the territory IN
TO which il appears that Mr.. Neighbo,s has
thus gone was actually acquired by the Uni
ted States from Mexico, and has since been
held by the United States, and IN my opin.
lou ought So 10 remain until the question OF
boundary shall have been determined By
some competent authority. Meanw lille, |
think there Is no reason for seriously oppre.
hendng that Texas viii practically interfere
with tue possession Of the United States.
r. TAl LOR.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10
From ne R4high Register.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Annual Meeting Of the North Carolina
Mutual Life lasutsocs Company was held ia
this City on Monday las,-Dr Charles f..
johnson ia The Chair, and James f. Jordan,
Esq, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected d..
rectors for the ensuring yeai: DIR. Charles
f. Johnson, VIM. ID. Haywood, James F.
Jordan, WIN. u Cooke, DR.. " X. Scott, C..
b Root. W. ". Holden, DE-. w IL. Mckee.
Dr. X. b. HAYWOOD. William IL. Jones, II.
W. Hustled, Perrin Busbee, and Frederick
c. Hill.
The following gentlemen were elected OF
licers for the ensuing year: President, Dr..
Charles f johnson Vice President, WIN.
Dallas Hay wood Secretary, James +. J1r.
dan; Treasurer, William II. Jones Ator,
ney, Perrin Bu.bee Executive Committee,
William ID. Cooks, DIR. William X. Scott,
aud c. b. Scott; Medical Board of Consul
,aliou, Doctors Cbas E. Johnson, Wm. Nc
kee and K. B. LA, wood Medical Examn.
er. DIR. ". Il. Mckee.
The Report Of the Board of Directors
shows remarkable success IN the operations
Of he Company, .iacs the organ.zaslon, on
the ST of April, lSI9. We gather ttom II,
that The whole pumber Of Policies uov IN
force !. 6l0; that The total Amount Of lisbli,
tiles Is 5000 0S6 that the receipts have baon
s3l SIS IL; that the disbursements hlvo
been, iacludng losses By death, Ss0l3 10 ;
and that The aeit Proceeds Of the Company
amount 10 So! SOS 33. OF that amount,
Sli 262 - i. drawing interest AZ 8 per CEN.
per aanum, aud 50 302 81 is in Cash.
Tbs sa most tl.teflRg eNhlbit-resul,-
ing, say the Board Of Directors, . from the
uncommon success that has attended unon
our labors 50 far; and from The additions
circumstance, that the Directors. though
abun6antiy able to do 80, from the financial
state of The lllllrs Of the Company. have mol
declared any Dividend or hi. year A zeal.
Gus regard for the future welfare Of The Com
pany dictated such Z course.
The Company enters upon It's second year
course, with cheering Indications OF pros
peIi:y.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10

To 90 through an entire review OF Gov.
Manly's able address would require more
time ihaa ] n0w have. The mail is about
10 close-not allowing time 10 add any more
nor 10 review what have written. But rest
assured that The Wings Of Forsyth will roll
up such a vote for Gov. Manly as was never
before pol!ed, even during the palmiest days
of log cabin excitement. JUDGED, several
Democrats were So we'll pleased with his
address, that they declare lhev will vote for
him next August. NERlIAS.
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tain had Just achieved victory, almost On.
paralleled 10 the annals Of military warfare
And is this to be The magic charm by which
Wings are tn be drawn fiom their duty and
their (ealty
There can be 10 fal:ering IN the Wing
ranks, " hen considerations, like these, call
upon them 10 put the seal Of reprobati"u
upon such men AID such measures. "iih
scofn aud indignation will they fepei all ap
pfehen.ions as TO their cou Sc. The path ol
duty is before them, and hey will tread Il
w,ih The step Of men, who are determined
once more, 10 save their gluii Us State if"n
he stain OF Loco foco siue-and from
he blight If treason t-'b.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10
4 Lame Excuse.

Col. Reid Is charged with voting for the
Wllmot Proviso. lie comes out IN letter
in the Standard and denies voting for the
Proyiso: but saws hen the bill TO estaS.
lsh Territorial Government for O.egon
was before Congress, II contained clause
iuhiblting slavery in that Territory. | had
TO vote for Inc bill with that provision, or
against giving the people Of that Territory a
Government" We asked legal friend, 10
whom we showed the letter, il that was what
lawyers called special pleading. He said no,
II, was downright lyiug." TO convict Col.
Raid of enieavoring to practice deception tc
say the leas, OF il, the bill states that There
shall be neither Slavery nor involuntary ser
stude 10 the said Territory, otherwise than
10 the punishment of crimes, whereof The
party shall have been duly convicted. Taese
are the very words Of the WilmUt Pfovso.
was opposed By Southern men because It con
tanned tina, prohibition, and 80 Of them voted
against the bill. Bot Mr. Reid, for fear tho
people Of Oregon would moi have govern
ment Deliberately votes tor The Wtmot Pro
viso There was no necessity for this pro
hibtion because Oregon .ald North Of th'
Missouri compromise Ice, but the North wa
DESTROYS 10 assert he principle, Il vas 50 sta
led bv Northern men, aid Col. Reid thu
aided hem in directly insulting the South
bv adopting Y.
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MESSAGE or HE PRESIDENT,


WAsmIzGfox June l7th, 1870.
10 The SENATE of he EItied Suites
nave received a copy Of the resolution Of
The Senate OF The lth Jure instant, request
ng me 40 inform the Senate whether any
ordafs hsye been issued To any military Off
CIR at Santa Fe, 10 hold possession egilnsl
The authority OF Texas, or 10 any way to EN-.
barrass, or prevent the exercise If her irls
diclion over that country aid To furnish the
Senate With copies Of any correspondence
winch may have taken place between the
War Department and the military stationed
al Santa Fe 'sloce the dite Of my last CON.
munica'ian 10 the Senate on the snhIect.
Ia reply 10 Tia, resolution, state tia, 10
such orders have been given. herewith
present 10 he Senate copies Of all the cor.
tespondence referred tn ~ the resolnt.nn.-
All the other orders relating TO the sut oct.
matter Of the resolution have been heteio
Tore Communicated to the Senate.
have already, ia q TURNER message, re.
ferred to The fact that the boundary between
Texas and New Mexicn ls disputed. have
nov to state tha, information has been re-
Gently received, that a certain Robert d
Nc,ghLofs, tying himself commissioner d
the State of Texas, has proceeded TO Santa
Fe with view Of organizing counties IL
hat district under the authority ot Teyas
/ While have no power TO decide the qles
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10
CnNsI,IENCY Y.

The Nashville Convention went ont like
the " las, srngh Of an nuId candle." Il died
a death % easy and so quiet that few seen
to have known Or cared about rs departure
II nav seem therefore, az unataciuus task
to disturb ~. remains; yet NC cannot helm
contrasting single aflIcle Of IFS las, VII
and Testament, with the opinions expressed
by some of MS most furious advocates, but
iile more Than a twelve mouth rgn.
Tho Nashville Convention adopts, If sc
understand It's principles the Missouri Com
promise lloe of So 30. Tie original meet
lng held IN Jackson, (Mlss.) IN May 1910
htG@gh their comm,lee, reported II to In,
world as their unallerable opinion that 9TH,
Constitution could not be compromised. -
with regard TO this very question Of 30 30
Il held the following strong aud unmlslak b.,
language
1t VIII be With our people to say whether
they WI meet Our brethren Of The North II
good faith, should /, 10 rendered IA carrytu!
out The Missouri Compromise !" no, as
matter Of intrinsic obligations, but by com
mon consent. We deny most posiiipsiy, IL
hgof rnirday rs an ad Of heriation.
coas'to''o"af principle admits Of no Ccmpro
mise by Coagre g. TO compromic is 10 as
sert and exercise the right 10 do so. aud tn
consequent fIgh. to egisate on the subJsc,
which we utterly deny"
We hardly think II worth while 10 vast
words upon The ridiculous dl!cusm, 10 whicl
these wise mcH have iSeolyed themselves. ~
Rih Wing.
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MORE DAVID ). EEID-iSM.


The reader in ale.l uf evidence Of the lit.
,I,n.ss NJ Raid,s rnurse as n ouLlic man. aud
rI:. - -, .,,,, III f,d
vi us P"' >
enough 10 satisfy nm "enlh TOO pare o' INV
Congressional Records. Upon page 296 OF
the CONGRESSIONAL Globe, Pad Sess., 29lh
co 20 GA IN. :. S,IJ,a.,s c;end +" a.
~ r. C.,, d.u,.L,. -
Ci:l -. r. e..
su' '"s '' 'eo a.. 'o'
tHea by true test. we Hiet 10 uis vote ~
favor Of Jacob Thompson's amendment, cen.
sur,uu Geo. Tsyior for the terms u capitu.
a, Nan,aro, .n., m, ,sma,L.hIe
-,,,.
te'"iN. mat he'e "sN es ho qu'oe""5
about tais matter, We sutJhin The vote
~. No.. ,ttio,o, p.l;,g., Ro,,o, Ri,cs
T.. ~. - p,a.s na,.J,n novln nord
.",h'a n.,'f.a,J Wil,,,n, q Rem Cs,h
49,, .n',,s,,' r.h1n,r.n Ro,heo & L.nm,, Cobb.
r.Ii;n So,,..u C,I,nn, ,,nm,,i,. D.n,ol de Mi,
n;II,a,t,,n n,',,.,I.o. n,o,,,ooIs p,nl,, Jd,u
riIa,, tlls',a,,h rrj,,.a So, Fill, r,s,.,
r,,ss C,,yio G,l.. GnoIys,r Co,lon. Grove,
il.ml'n, iiarmanson, Hastings. Hs"iSy hose' Hop
si"s, "eo,ss > hSos,""; ''o'' =, '.'s' D.
Andrsw JsLn.o, G., ". Jones, S..born Jones,
kaufman, Ksnnsds. Laurence. L--kr. LETTER. Ls.b
lsseie. Lyon, Lumpsu. Met lean. NeCis'la"d'
McN sfhahd' nisl'i 'ns'pa a'oo"',,' NC
~ 'S.u I'm pn pS.p
Pr Poi. P'il.LnI, go,ALarn' vrIIn. Rid,
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