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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-27


THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
i of Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and Sth Streets where prepared
to execute every description of Job Printing; and he
hopes to be able to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards. Handbills, Notices, Insurance Policies Bank
Checks Labels, Pamphlets, &C., &C., printed at short
notice. JONATHAN HARDWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 1851.
Ga Any orders left at the office of the american 7ele
graph will be promptly attended to. sep 13-f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchbur. Mnrlxess.-Noy. %

WHOLESALE PRICES.
PRovIsioSs.-pacon--S Stocks light--Sa,cs ia by
the quantity.
PonK.-Saes CT eta.
Brrr.-We quote by the quantity at 4 cts
FLoUR-Su2ertine new S3i duh: Old, no sale
Family New sIa5, us to quantity and quality, All
grades dull
WnEAr--Rcd Zoe: White Csc
MEAL.-Corn Meal 70a75c.
GRAiS.-Corn 75aS0 cts; Oats 33a37 cents.
GuAxo.--Besr Peruvian Sc to IS per ton.
PLAsTrR-Lump, sjas5i; Ground s7iassi.
SUGARs.-New Orleans 71a9 cts: Porto Rico7 to
10 cts. Clarified lal2t cts. Loaf ia To Ia cts
WHIsKY.-Mourtuin 80 rts.
BEEswAx.-2l toa2 cents.
BurTER,-Bui lt,lc demand for frhin,, which
we quote l inl2ic. for NJ. l. E.cli. at Market
House, brings higher rates. but uniform.
BRASDr.-Apple, 3ja40; Peach, 50 10 s. cts.
BAR lRoy.-S75aS0 assorted dull.
CorrEg.-Rio II 10 III cts. Lagura l2al2i
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LisExs.-Tow Ito IA Flax lesl 4 cts.
CoTToS YARSs.--Sales Falls CTS.
FsarBrRs. --32 to 30 ct..-Scarcc.
WooL.-25 to % crs in duh
Wool RoLLs.-35 To oii very scarce
GiNsESe.-30a35 els.
FLAX SEEp.-Salcs | 10 per sc ID.
FIsH.-IIerrngs, No. |. ssI; Halifax M 'ier
rings, sGus7I; Shad. none; Mnckcrcl, No. ,, S. So
TALLow-sto 81 cts.--dull.
TAn.-$3.j0 per Dbl.
IIEMr.-Wc quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LssEED Ou.-8ja90cts.-in demand.
L.RD.-i2al2i cts.
MoL,ssEs.-Wcst India 81 to 10 cts per gallon.
n. o. AZ to a. cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

ne Iarkersburg Gazette OF the 18th
handles the Democratic nominee without
gloves in the following article, which, Ly
the way, clears mp mystery that has for
some time existed as to Col. Johnson's
Whereabouts. 1t was given out that he
meant TO follow up Mr.. Summers foot
steps, and we have looked with some Gu
riosity for accounts of him from the South
West. or course none have come, as be
has confined himselfto his own Congress
ioual district. The Wings there know him
too well TO allow our cause to suffer under
his efforts
The Gazette saws:
SKuLKiNG.-In great can, ass ike that
now pending in Virginia.'he candidates Of
the two parties must be comparatively
unknown in some portions Of the State
Such being the Case, orc would suppose
them anxious to visit those quarters and
minsle among the people, who desire to
see and hear them before the election. Act
ing upon this very natural supposition, Mr..
Summers is now ona tourth through those sec
tons of the commonwealth in which he Is
the least known, proclaimiug his princi-
pies and discussing questions of State poll
cy in which all are interested. Every
where, he has been cordially received, vast
crowds listening with profit and pleasure
to his manly and eloquent discourscs.
How widely different is the course Of
his opponent! Instead of going eastward,
where he is not known. he is now skulk-
ing around this district, in which he lives,
and where he has been known for many
years. What-people enquire, what can
be his motive in lodging about here, where
he can't make friends, while the other can
didatc is over the mountains and among
strangers? The reason is obvious: Col
Johnson breads an encounter with Mr.
Summers before the people of Eastern Vir-
GINA! He feels his inability to contend
with the gifted orator. and is afraid to cross
the mountains lest their meeting become
unavoidable! Scouting about home, he re-
cites that same old speech on every occa-
sion. Meantime, his toadios write glow
ing encomiums to the Enquirer. describing
his proves as invincible and representing
him as "morc than match for Summers"
whom he is afraid TO meet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

A correspondent of the Daily True Del
ia, in describing the proceedings of this
body, states that among several resolutions
relating to the Compromise which are &C.
cupying its deliberations, IS one proposing
the Georgia platform as that which would
hes, express the feeling of the people of
Mississippi. Tie complimentary dinner to
Judge Sharkey is described as brilliant
reunion. There had been some effort to
reconcile the two parties in the convention
by an agreement to aid the reelection of
Messrs. Foote and Davis to The Senate;
but 1t was thought that such reconcilia-
ton was not practicab!e--the Union men
believing that il there had been majority
of scccssionists elected General Footc
would have been sacrificed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
MARRIED

On "Wednesday morning Goth No.'r, ut 10 o.
clock. at the house of Mr. NJ. Robertson. near Car
tersvillc. Cumberland county. Va. by the Rev. +.
G. Geggin, Mr.. SAMUEL S. Cook Of Franklin eoan-
~. to MILDRED A. Dawson Of Cumberland.
Republican and Bedford Sentinel copy.
- by Rev. Be.j r. Dawson. on tho leth
Nov. Mr.. WATT W. PEspLEroS and Miss RA-
cHsEL SHANNON, all of Campbell county.
by the same, the 18th Novr.. Mr.. Mt
cHAEL MrRRr and Miss AVS Bnooss, all of Camp
bell county.
- by the same. on tho 25th Nos'r. Mr.. Jons
Il. GARRisoS and Miss JASErrA LEACH, all OF
Campbell county.
- On Thurs1ay evening. November iS,h,
by the Rev. Nelson Head. Il. HKSaY WrsrNoSr,
Esq, TO Miss Mary, A. eldest daughter OF Lodi
wick Brown, all Of Petersburg. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
DANlEL DUN l..
ITO his Excelancy governor Shelby"

That Jolly parson editor. Mr.. Brown
low Of Tennessee, hasthc following stand:
ing advertisement at the head of his ediio
rial columns;
"WaNTED.-Fifiecn able bodied loaf
ers to sit in the editors office from sunrise
to sunset. None need apply except those
who can smoke all the time. ard swear
loud enough TO prevent the editor from
transacting any business whatever They
will Of course be expected 10 read all the
editors private letters and manuscripts IN
his absence We don't want all the fools
in town to come at once. lest the l,usines.
Of the place should suffer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

l. creditors Of John Warwick deed. late u resi-
dent Of Amherst connty.--Two ycnrs having elaps-
ell since the death 81 the spid John Warwick and
since the qualification Of bis executor. David PAT
crson pursuant order ninde on the 9th day Of
September 1851. hy the circuit court of Amhersf,
oar the application ns to the slaves emuncirit-i ty
the tesiatnr swili the undersigned one or tho com
missioner. IT said court. TO whom il referred the
settlement Of tho executors accounts, hereby no,-
fe. nil persons claiming to be creditors III sud
John Warwick thai he has appointed the / 9Th day
ot December, 1851 10 romncLc" the settlement of
said accounts, and tho receipt OF claim. gains, said
estate on which day ut ten o'clock IL the morning
they are requested to attend at his oicc prepared
with proof of their claims; aud thry arc furtef
notified that ull claim, not then presented, will be
rh' reafltr con.ilrrcj prrcuhrd, the executor,
ID. Patterson, in conformity with the order uiorr-
said intending tn report and close hi. adminis,rp-
ton Of the estate Of John Warwick. lcc'.i,
THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
Dec l-t1Yl c,rp,i..;,, a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

INF HTLLoTYPE DELUSIoN.-The
New York State Daguerrean Association
recently appointed a committee to invest.
gate the alleged discovery Of Mr.. L. L. Hill,
with respect TO his ability in taking dagger
reotypcs IN colors, and they report that not
only has Mr.. l.. l.. Hill deluded many pro-
fessors in the daguerrean art. but that he
has deluded himself thoroughly and COM
pletcly that the origin OF the discovery
was delusion; that the assumed progress
and Improvement oft was delusion; and
that the only thought respecting it IN which
there is no deluson is for every one TO "a
bandon any possible faith in Mr.. Hills a
bilities to produce natural colors in danger
reotypes-of which the whole history has
been an unmitigated delusion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

4 H
The Lecsburf Westinghouse. Of Fri
Mn Sruxvs IN LEEsBuEo.--Mr.S Sum
u.er. ar1vc5h our midst on Wednesday
evening fasy The enthusiasm manifested
bv our c;trlns Upon his arrival surpassed
our most altering anticipations. Shortly
after hisarnval a large number Of our
warm parted and patriotic Wings formed
preession, headed by the Leesburg
band and marched 10 the residence Of Mr.
Jarey. whose guest Mr. Summers is.
an gave three cheers for Mr. S., who APP
Jared and addressed them In a brief but
Eloquent speech. in which he thanked them
for the respect they had paid him, and for
this unexpected demonstration in his favor;
he alluded to his having been born in an
adjoining county. and congratulated him
self upon having the privilege of renewing
his acquaintance with his friends Of the
East. and alluded in happy terms to tie
fertility of this county and the patriotism
and intelligence Of its citizens. The crowd
after The address was concluded, were in
vi,ed in by Mr.. Janney and introduced to
Mr.. Summers, who seemed delighted TO
-. n.n,", - II 49,
him. Our town. until n late hour of the
night, was lighted with bon-ircs. and the
wclkin madeio ring with enthusiastic cheer
ing.
Yesterday morning. at an early hour,
our town was enlivened by large con-
rs VI ou '" =, io W. NJ u
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
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1s;a STOVES. TIN, COPPER

1
1-AN g. AGREE, AT THEIR OLD srAsD,
Sfrect, LynrAlurr, Va.
| The undersigned would respectfully infpr,
| public. that one of their concern hns Just ret
| from the North, where they have purchased r.
t,7'de Of tl,is place. every description of Coz
Who'd Stores, amongst which they Hatt~r them
ill be found many pniicrns II Tarlor. Churc
! fec. Store md Co"kipg Sto.rs. which vii
pare favorably with any offered ia this OF any
market.
They continue 10 give attention 70 Coreyl,
Gphymg Hopses. ,Sr They keep eonsisn
hnnd al kinds Of RooGug Materials, aud AZ
pared 10 execute work IL that Kind on the ri
proved plans and with dispatch Ii
They have recently enlarged and improved
ineiliii~s for the manufacture II TIN, com
Iyon and Ziae rayc. and nrc able To offer i1
mcnts. either by rctnil or 10 Merchants prS4
supplies Tor tho retail country trade.
We invite nh examination ~ our stock, vi
very large. and embracing grcnt variety ofyI
kecping articles. too tedious to ennrncrai~.
Tfvms rc,y htcral Cash will 10 mid
Pewter, or we will tskc II IL exchange FIR "
inclc our line. MLRRILL g. ACGZ
Orf Oh. tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
MOSBi g. llJLCOMDE. .,oc,'s
A TTxACTlON3 UNPsECE :

4 = PDNt bb--Nc ART now receiving \ cou-
signmcnt of Geld and isi.yer Itaekt,, Jwsiry
Fancy Goods Sc. Sc, consisting in part rs follows:
Gold aud silver Watches al kinds.
4" Ear and finger rings, brcs,, Plus, 81.
90 Fob, Sost aud guard chsins,
" Pencils, pens, studs, Ne Sc.
Silver pencil eeses. various kinds.
% Hair combs, &c. Sc.
FANCY GOODS. consisting IL part Of
Dressing and side combs, ali kinds.
Ladies Gum Elastic Carriers, thimblos, Sc.
Transparent and cosmetic soaps,
Tapestry. md Brussels, Bags sud Satehels,
Hooks and eyes, boot lncc-. suspcndcr..
OK marrow. hair oil. perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
Razor strops, percussion caps. &c Sc.
siy-Our winter NiYm Sales Will commence on
Thursday night lhc Both mat. and continue during
the winter every Thursday and FRIDAY night. with.
ou, any interruption. Goods open during tho day
for inspeean and viii hc sold low at private sale.
We respectfully invite the attention Of the public
to the stock on hand. " which we will be- receive
lug additions weekly during the wiorcr months. OF
cassirncrcs, cloths c"Riinc-, PANTHEON .tus. Ne.
Our daily sales viii ba US usual On Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays.
II Liberal advances rlwoys made on ron.isp-
mcnts. MOSBl < liOLCUMBE
Oct 30-tsif Auct. md Com. Mer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
A SAD STonY.-The Cincinnati Nonpa

A SAD STonY.-,The Cincinnati Nonpa-
rid relates the following:
An incident which created considerable
on Western Row. A young lady of re-
spectacle character and connections, and
possessing more than an ordinary share of
personal beauty, entered the shoe store Of
Mrs. Doran 10 select pair of shoes. Du-
ring her stay In the store she began to ex-
hibit symptoms Of insanity. AT last.she
became 81 frantic and violent, that it was
found necessary 10 restrain her. Sae res.s-
ted all efforts TO soothe her. and created so
much disturbance that large crowd was
attracted 10 the spot. 1t became evident
that her mind was completely oyerhrown,
and a physician was sent for, who, with
some assistance, succeeded in conducting
her home. She continued her frantic ees-
lures and incoherent rawlings along the
street, exciting mnay sigh from the sym
pathetic.
The cause ofthis calamity is Wen known
to her acquaintance. Her story is one Of
a thousand, and can be briefly told She
lorcd and ,ras deserted All her affections
centered upon young man, who recently
left this city to reside in St. Louis. Silent
but powerful grief had wrung her heart.
until the sad moment above mentioned,
when the wondrous machinery OF the
mind suddenly began to jar, Theron enter
ed her soul. and the delicate fibres of the
brain went dancing to strange uncertain
music.
Like the bells .jangling out oftnne."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

o
In the United States Circuit curt this
morning at II o'clock, Judges ir'er and
Kane presiding, Cashier Hans@sy. white
man. "a Quakcr,) was place. on trial for
alleged treason, growing ouph the Chris.
tiana outbreak, in which NJ Gorsuch was
killed and bis nephew badly wounded
Shortly slter9 o'clock apimmcnse crowd
Of blacks and whites blocked up the pas
cage way through Independence Hall lea
ding TO the courtroom. AT l0l o'clock
the doors were opened and the crowd
rushed in, filing the rom to suffocation.-
Not single negro was seen inside.
The counsel for the United States were
United States District Attorney John w.
Ashmcaj, james Ludlow, George l.. Ash
mead. Robert j. Brent. and Hon. James
Cooper. The counsel for Runaway were
John w. Read. Hon. Thaddeus Stevens,
James S. Lewis, and Theodore Cuyler.-
The list Of jurors was called, and eighty
one answered to their names.
Judge Grier said he would compel the
attendance ofjurors by finding each absen-
tee one hundred dollars. After some pre-
liminary business, cxcuslng jurors. &c,
the court adjourned until 10 o'clock to
morrow morning, when the jury will be
empanccd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
Message of the Governor Of 8.
Carolina.

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49,. IS '"e - III
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-, I,o.,a III aEol.;r,;a 20
one ,a o. ri - y, quo re ,"D'':e' ~
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''' RI year, ''o"' VI o'e' Po' 'e"''
,ha S,., s,a' sso ."', ~ ,an :; ,%a
w" '"e '''a.e "'@s r"oo'e " .u"e - 'i'
present Pos'''oh oil alia'rs' nc VIII sanc'io'i'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

Tie No1moas.-The most extraordina-
ry wonder connected with the present cen
fury is the great success of Mormonism.-
Sixteen years ago. there were according
10 statistics, less than twenty Nor
mons in the world; at the present time.
there cannot be much less than half mil
lion. In England, they number about
10000. while the number in Dcscret is
so great. that in less than FIVE years they
will have State Of their own, with Scna-
tors and Representatives in Congress-
The Mormons have increased more in ten
Years, than Christianity increased in the
first century, Yazoo Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

Hon. J. NJ. Bolts who has been solourn
ing IN New York for several days, paid a
visit to Newark, n. j., on Tuesday, and
was met by a committee Of gentlemen who
escorted him through the numerous facto-
ries ofthet city. He subsequently, partook
ola private dinner with number offriends
at the CITY Hotel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
Temperance Notice.

BY order Of Abner Clortcn Division No. 90 Sons
of Temperance. Public Meeting will be held OF
their Hail. on Friday evening The 5h inst, at which
WM D. Branch. Esq. will deliver an Address.
The public are invited to attend. Doors open at
o'clock. P WM. L. HOLLY. RS
Dee !, lSJl-it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
The VgeSsfers,s0ycz.:ca1.

The friends of MIR. Webster are moving
with great activity in Massachusetts. The
State Convention which is to be held in
Faneuil Hall, dnring The present week,
viii be attended by many of the most in
nuen;ial men of the Bay State. The OIL
jet is to make an uncquivocal demonstra-
ton in favor Of the nomination in favor of
the nomination. of Daniel Webster, as can
date for next Presidency. The Boston
Journal, abiding to the movement, says:
at will be a great American gathering,
from which, we trust all trading politicians
and willy demagouges of every party viii
be excluded. They would be out of place
in Il body collected, together fir m all parts
Of the State, to proclaim abroad, in trum-
pet tones, thedcvotion to their fathers. and
the Union If the States-and to make an
important public movemen. towards ele-
waiting to the highest Office in the gift of
grateful peop e,the bold,t the able, and thus
far successful Defender Of the rights of the
whole Country, the Constitution and the
Unl,n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

The Wing candidate for Governor. adj
dressed the people of Augusta, at Staun-
ton, on Monday last. The gathering was
very large. A letter from friend informs
us that the speech was one of his most
powerful efforts, and infused the finest
spirit amongst the Wings. 1t told also up
on the Democrats, some of whom declar-
ed their intention TO vote for nj, Summers
as the man for the times. Old Augusta
now promises to do her full duty.
Mr.. Summers plan was to go from
Staunton to Greenbricr, thence to Kama
wha, aud up the Ohio 10 Wheeling and
other points ofthe North West
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
The ClsriSI:ana Er;:.1

Philadelphia, Nov. 25.-The Circuit
Court met to-day for the trial Of Runaway
arraigned on charge Of reasonable con-
nection with the Christana outrage
Large crowds were in attendance. The
prisoner pleaded not guilty. Four absent
Jurors were fined 500 each. Many wit
nesscs were absent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
IIlOTIIE PUHLIC.-lN OnDGRT7

l. our friend. and cu-tom-rs nay hive ths
vantage of selecting from n we'll assorted stoc 4
hive added. by rccoit pnrebnprs In the Mort
cites. muny new mud handsome Goods. making
complete assortment. which, va will cell ut eos
the expenses oi selling added.
As hithcrto. We VIII continue to sell all gu
stock ut cost. and in mnny Instance below.
much bcirw cost.
We ask Tor n continuation of tho fayors II
have been 80 beautifully bestowed upon Nc d
friends during the Inst several months. nni ~
Them. that at no time before l,as II been in our
er to serve them 60 vol. Let III call and 10.
themselves. MEM g. GWATK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

N-CHENLIN IT. fUHINTIiN. viii
give attention 10 routing cut ilouscs. hiring out
Negroes, negotiating snlcs OF Rcal Estute. collect
ing and settling UP clpms. procuring inorinal n,
ana 10 any other business r"in1ng ~ a.,,, -, IA,
neur Lynchburg. Business entrusted TO him viii
meet with rcndy attention, reasonable terms
All communications, post pnid, will be promptly ut
tended to.
ET Oir;e with Garland & Slaughter. Min
Street. Got 9--3mif)
~ Bedford Scu,inel ropy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
from the subscriber. a

~ OB1B1IN BTOHH TIC SEDSTEEWCEe M
- the night Of the 18th inst, his POCKET
BCOh, containing some money aud a good many
papers, such IA Checks, Negotiable Notes. Drafts,
Tobacco Noics, and Memorandum, Of vnlnc 10 my
sell and no one olsc a.hc payment of all has been
stopped. The Pockct-Book is q large one. once
Used sample enrd md has ono side tho Jig.
nres 66 Not expecting To obtain the little money
ii contained viii give n reward Of Ten Dollars for
the return ofthc Pocket Book md papers.
Nav 20-2tif WM L. SMITH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
For Commissioner Of Revenue.

tg The Editor of the Virgininn viii announce
GEORGE STEPTOE, ST., a candidate tor c ON
mis- onrr Of the Revenue, the North side Of Bed
for, county. Mr.. Stcptoe has been the Commits
si"ncr for many years and wo know that N. has
discharged bis duties faithfully
Nov l0--lmif MANY VOTERS
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adop, III. mct,,od " Informing

~ OIICE.-l adop; this method Of informing
/ ' the following persons. TIM have received
their Military bounty land warrants. all nc whom,
will picnsc call Mt early day, mad get them:
VIM iIcnslcy Stephen johnson. Jordan Croascy.
VIM. Bryant. John Kerr, Thomas Love. Jesse
Jones, Thomas Oncy. Henry Whorlcy, John Ware.
John Mitchell. Thomas Bowylcs. VIM. Crouch, G
Wingfcld. VIM. ". Scott Hugh Gnrvin Walter l..
Christian, Geo. W. TIigrinbollnm. Lewis Saunders,
James Wright aud John Phelps
VIM. r. SMITIISON.
7. s. wish to purchase, some forty or fifty, Mil
itnry bounty land warrant.
Nnv2f-w4wif NM. T. SMITHSON,
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Boston, Nov. 25-196 Wings and 1919
Coalitionsts are elected to the Legisla-
turc from Massachusetts, counties still
to hear from. The Wings will probably
have small majority in the House.
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California is likely to gain the fraction
al representative in Congress. The cen
sus returns just re ,eived from that far of
State show the number of white inhabi-
tants TO be l65 600 and blacks 1,s00-
This makes the fractional, 0o0 over that
one representative allowed, and will prob
ably deprive South Carolina of her antici-
patcd sixth representative in Congress.