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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

iiare dc Gracc Jan 4, M--The susquehalna is IN.
rrally closed with ice causing suspension of al
travel y the railroad between Baltimore and Phadcl-
hia for tn" present The ice commenced moving yester-
ay afternoon with great velocity. choked up
the river below this point the it did last winter
The ice is locked up III solid far Port De-
post and is considerably over the tow-path at Bell
Ferry
The railroad steamboat is OF this side and there is no
possibility of her being able pass The train from
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon compelled to return
after reaching the riy"r
have yet heard Of damage though the danger is
not all overyet
Nec lork, Jan 3A dreadful case Of accidental death
from The fumes of charcoal occurred last night No ia
Hwcuyfourth street The family Of Philip Brady. con-
'etng nj his wife and and his brother James Brady
retired for III" night leaving furnace of charcoal burn
ing ON the hearth This morning. entering the room
they were all found perfectly dead
Bishop Creighton. the Bishop elect and successor o
Bishop Ondrrdonk publishes letter to-day in the papers
drcue the acceptance OF the office. The chief reason
the differences existing between portions of tho
church.
.lr,y. Jan 2-rIc river commenced rising ralidv IN
,o& O'Clock yesterday p. NJ when it reached a create
height than any time since 1889 in which year but
tritlc higher 1t has been recCding last evening
The SteAm-tug Convoy sunk Mt the mail works twt
miles below Troy.
The pile bridge of the Hudson River Railroad III,
Kiudcrhook Bridge. is carried away and the road sub
merged at or near that place.
Boston, Jan, IA heavy frcshot occurred in Vermont
Wednesday last, doing considerable damage.
Near Baton. the cmbanknent Of the Vermont Contra
Railroad washed away and tn" train fell through
near Munich killing the engineer and severely nrng
number of others.
H'nt4oLc ~ H., Jan 2-rhe water in the Connection
river very rapidly and to height before
known last night. II carried away the bridge at TIL
place breaking telegraph poles and covering the mead
with ice. II also carried away large cuyert on tn
Valley River Railroad
Narotcab'ws Jan 1.-The tfiw and breaking up of tin
ce in the Delaware above here blocked up the Marrow
with ice twenty feet thick, through which til" waite
RATS Of lumber, etc. along the shores.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13
Western Iteus.

The ST Louis Times IF the 9Th instant has tn" follow ing
items Of river news
Tuf Cl,RA.-'rlis boat arrived from NcwOreans YES
,rr'lay. She reached Whttenburgs landing New
Year day where she thrown the bank by the ice
She pulled off by the Bunker Hill No 3 Previously
ta-cr liberation she had discharged considerable por-
tio of her freight There three deaths of passen
GER, during the trip
TrIorr No. 2-This vessel bound from NewOreans 10
st Louis. encountered snng in Council Bend the Goth
ult which tore away the greater part Of her sarbOal
guard. She was so badly disabled that she had he
towcd to Memphis by the Atlantic where she WIS re-
paired andrcachcd this port yesterday.
Loss fiEN. LASE-Ths fine steamer recently in
the Missouri river trade snagged and sunk in eight
Of water the 4th ut ten miles above the mouth
If St Francois river She is reported to be total loss
She had been recently sold to company in Arkansas.
ACCIDENT THE PAcIFrc-On Saturday. Doth ult., the
Pacific. on her way from NewOreans this port was
caught storm at Island So by which she lost both her
rhmucys and was detained two days by repairing
damages. She arrived in port yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

UNITED STATES NAvY.-The United States Navy at the
beginning of this year. consisted of II ships of the line,
one of 10 guns. the remainder of 50 to 80 guns
IA frigates of from so to so guns.
q sloops Of war of from 20 to 10 guns
hrgs and schooncrs. large steamers. ID class
steamers small steamers tenders and store vessels
grand of Is vessels Of all descriptions Allowed by
law 600 mcn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

NIcKsBruG RALRoAp.-It has been ascertaincd thn
l2l5 bales of cotton transported this rond be
tween Brandon and Nicksburg during the month Of De
This il 1919 bales than ever carrie,
the road in any month before.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

Tie famous clipper yacht America purchased by Lord
laquierre for 1000 gnineaa il reported ohaye much
fallen off in his oriships estimation that he would not
refuse offer Of 1900 guineas for her She is
fonkt to the Mediterranean with her owner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

Far NiCKsarRG.-Thc large building on Washington
street, the railroad depot, known the Martin
House Nclsbnrg. destroyed by fire the morning
of the Sth inst The fire is supposed have been tn"
work If an inrcnlnry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13
Texas Items.

PoLIrrcAL-'The democracy of Rusk county have held
Il meeting at Henderson and appointed delegates to the
state Convention.
SABINE RHER,-The Henderson Flag of the Union OF
the Sd inst says the Sabine is rising rapidly and that
navigation has been RESUMED.
ESCAPED AGArS-Bennctt. the convict. who escaped
from the Penentiary some time since and for whom
reward of 800 offered arrested San Angus
tine, but succeeded in again making his escape,
Masonic Female Institute has been established in
Boston, Texas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

SuIcipE-Wc learn from the Edgeteld n. G.. Advertiser
that Mr.. Joshua Miller highly respectable and much
esteemed citizen of Edgeed district committed suicide
Monday evening ODD ult. iy placing gun against his
breas, and lsehArging it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

DEATH DIuSE.-The Rev. :. j. Bumpa.s. Of
Greensboro eminent Minister of the North Carolina
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church died sud
denly in Salisbury. the 18th ult whittier he had gone
attend the session of Conference.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

Lieut. Massingberd and another officer, formerly of the
British army who have sold out their commissions in
der to devote themselves to Kossuth and the of
Hungary have arrived at Washington Lieut. NJ. who is
accompanied by his lady, present at the dinner given
by the President to Kossutl
The devotion of these md the sacrifices they have
made afford the most striking commentary the power
of the great Magyars eloquencc, which has yet been
F,r,,i ul,nJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

PRESIDENTIAL DiSSER KossuTH.-Gov. kOssuth and
portion of his suite dined with the President the Sd
inst Mr.. Webster Gen Scott. Com. Morris. and several
other distinguished persons present It repre-
scented to have been rather formal affair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

SINGULAR CHSE OF llYDEopnoBi. letter from Stock
holm. dated the Both November. states that in
1uenre Of the late excessive cold number Of dogs ha
gone mad and several rer.ons had been bitten
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

ELEcrtoN ron jrpGE.-Thc election for Judge
the High Court Of Errors and Appeals for Missssip
takes place the 18th inst. VIM Tcrger Esd is cal
did.e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

BY IRA SMITH. A. ROBERTSON, AuctioneeI
VVHURSDAY, January IS. at II oclock-Will
d ta sold nj auction a No. So Burgundy street
fNTEEL of Sofas Chairs Rocking do
Arnoir Rssala and Ingram Carpets and Stair Carpets
Looking Glasses, etc, etc
lot Of KITCHEN FURNITURE
- Term. cash janl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

MAYOR JAcKsoS.-Wliam II. Taylor, Esq. has beer
elected Mayor Of Jackson. Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

FLoHlnA LEs,oSsIhe Jacksonville News Of the 3D. in
slant. says We have received from friend Mr.
Hughey. residing on Lake Monroe in Orange county,
specimen Of the large and beautiful lemons produced
his grove in the vicinity Of the Lake 1t is of the Sicily
variety and is the largest have 1t
H'i.m inches in circumference. and weighs fftecr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

The Cleveland Herald notices the death in that city
Mrs W. 8 Forrest actress of considerable talent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

The English firm of Woodhouse has made offer to the
Austrian Government to construct upon advantageous
the railway works projected in Italy, employing
on the imperial territory only Austrian ahoreps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

Expre4lent Van Buren, is said to be engaged in writ
ing political history of his own times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

I,roRrANr SLAVE GAsE.--An important slave
lately under tral in of he Missouri circuit courts.
coored named sylvia. held as slave by man
named Kirby sues for her freedom the ground that
since the passage the Missouri compromise act which
prohibits slavery the territory west of the state Of Mis
souri, north Of the parallel Of 30 deg 30 min her
master has resided in that territory with her by which
his claim hold her slave is forfeited Able lawyers
argued the case both sides the counsel for the
urging the act in question WASH violation Of the Con-
stituton the United States and that Congress has
power to prohibit, slavery in the territories. ThcSt Louis
Republican which obtain the above nfDrInn-
ton makes mention of any decision in the hut
ave that il goes to the Supreme Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13
Rarks.
sckoO,IerR,
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFIcE,

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Tuesday Morning January IS, 1852
GOrrON-rhc demand fair yesterday. and some
5000 bales sold at about previous rates though hardly
full Saturday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

1VGESpIARfsn.-An infamous attempt was made on the
night of the 81 inst. 10 burn the dwelling house Of Mr.
Charles Bernard at Bayou Tccle. Flames kindled
in two different parts Of the building but fortunately
b Was awakened by the smoke in time to extingush the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

ESCAPE JAI1-AIichael alias Nicholas Apple under
sentence for manslaugher from the u s. District Court
and James s Shoemaker under conviction OF fraud.
capped from Charleston jail about O'Clock the night of
the 9th Shoemaker understand. had previously
made unsuccessful attempts to escape The Sheriff
has offered reward of $500 for the apprehension of Shoe
maker aud hundred dollars for Apple
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

"ra1,' First Municipality; sm9' Second Municipality: ms
Third 5u7cipai The lett hand figures indicate the number OF the
n which tL. hH.el. lnn.l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

M 0TICE-The CITY HOTEL will be fsHEzassss
opened for the accommodation of the pube MON zsiHn
DAY, January 49, 1881
iani9 I'm sis B4RTELs 4 CULIUM,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13
NEW ORLEANS CATTLEaMARKET

JEFFERSON CRY
Monday Evening. January T. 1852
The arrivals since Friday comprised 1913 Bceyes leo
Hogs. 4 Sheep is Mich Cows and ISL Calves and Year
ngs. The market ia well supplied with Beef Cattle hut
the offerings of other stock have depended the imme-
date receipts.
PRICE
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Board Of Health.

LIST OF iSIERNESTs IN THE CITY NV ORLEANS,
For do M.eE enAimg JnnnMry Q. lsa4:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

AHscoSDfp--On Christmas morning two fine likely ne
gro fellows dressed up their best bib and tucker and
with forged passes all prepared for the OCCASION took pas
sage board the train of for Atlanta. to pay
Christmas visit to the railroad city When they arrived
there however they taken charge of by white
in excursion up the State Road, for the city of
the boys Ely. belonging Dr. A. B. Calhoun the other
named Lee belonging to General H. VI Storey. The
went on in pursuit Sunday last hut it is TO be
feared that the negroes got too far the to be easily
ovcrtaken Ely is old offender he having been taker
up heretofore. and sold in this county runaway
INOonan Banner,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

Steamship Cincinnati Hyde, LacA via Galveston Wckham
Erie. Carter SeyYork, e 7 Nacker
Sp ship Serrandin, Sola, Barcelona j VI tatnlero
hip Johann. Smift. Mack Bremen, Narnoten krrhto
Hermitage. Forrest. Baltimore, r N Harrison
tArk Courier, f;nyey, Liverpool, J P Whitney &co
Iernes- Deinson. S.w YORK. Chaa Deake &co
Elizabeth, nell, Havana. Master
S'lr sris,e, Ryan, Corpus Christi, Master
Sehr Mary Ellen, Earl, Tampiao Dsvaiie * Moreno
ARRIVED
ship Atlantic WORTH 6 from New York Woodruff
81 my.
Ship cha Stills LeCroi, day from Anco in holo TO
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

n. steamer Campbell Nashville the 5l ns-1n
port >ewOrleanp IIoquois and Morrisett.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

FAlti. Arrlt,r-Thc Natrhez Courier. Of Friday last
says: =, by the Of Samuel Crane was killed
week before last by William Crane. distant relative
at place Of the latter six miles above A1ndsonye il
Madison county We learn that Samuel Crane wen
armed with gun amt Bowie knife to the House If vii
liam and insisted upon difficulty which resulted in hi
bein. shot through the bead with ball from rifle in thu
hands of the latter. William Crane Immediately Surren
derc hinsrlfwas tried before magistrate acquitted
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inferior. 5GD51s Mddling Fair ,...Sis IA -
Ordinary ......6s GD6A Fair. St4OSl a
Midling All y Good Fair. .SaD9la
Good Midding, 714taS Good and Fine. :. nominal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13

CoLLIso> SGA.-1'hc brig Delaware. Captain Brcvoor
into collision with the dip Nconinc Captain John
of Tybee about O'Clock the morning If the %
instant The brig had her ktarbonrd how from the cat
head to the forerigpng stove in her ,-boon carried
away. and down to the wafer edge The fore
and main top masts fell in minutes. and she was left
perfect wreck The Neonine remained along side the
brig until day light when ascertaned that she was
sinking fast The captain and taken on board
the Hhp and brought into Charleston The Delaware had
cargo Of 125 barrels rice and about 800 bales of cot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12

Virginia, ho had removed INTO Inc us
trict of Columbia, to be permitted u bHng
ahiihcr two family servants. lie had vo-
ted in farsz of receiving the petitions bul
against granting The prayer et' ne ett'zen.-
lie rebulied the charge TINT the nomination oil
Gen. Scott was a triumph Of Northern over
Southern Wings. 10y showing TINT after tie
adoption e the platform It vas wholly mma
feri,l. from what section the nominee came.
f he nssented 10 IT, lie defended General
Scott against tho charge Of iraternizIng
with Seward Wings by proving TINT he
vps one of the earliest and "armest sup.
norters Of the compromise. He did away
with the allegation Of his Naive Amerieonlsm.
by referring to the peculiar circumstances un.
der " hieh he was led. icmporarlly,to iaYor re.
srr,ciions upon the naturalization system. ANA
quoting ms letter oflsIS acknowledging an
entire change of views upon the snIJcct, aud
his letter of acceptance farther confirming that
change. Ho reeited his gallant conduct IN de
fence Of the Irish soldiers. taken captive with
bimsclf in the war of 1872 and showed that Il
was mainly through has fundamentally that
the right Of cypatration ~as socnrel to Brit
ish subjects lie met the ausion 10 Gen.
SCOTS annexation letter, by quoting from the
Democratic Re,iew--ihe great organ OF the
party, ntary on one of the democratic
national resolutions. which insists that Canada.
Cuba, the ishn1s Of the gulf and seas-and all
territory North. South, East and Wesi. is To
be ongul phcd in the great rnaestrom OF Loco
loco absorption.
But our limits do not allow us To conclude
this sketch, and we close abruptly for the pre-
sett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
SaEslEIAsSK.

Died At his Fathers residence in Campbell comfy on
se End OF June 1872, DR. EnMUNDJ. CLARK, in tie
21th year at his nge.
Dr. tnk located at or near Bergcrs Store in Pitts.
VIVA IA tnhly where he was extensively pairoi z,d as
aySl'an Tor several yours, until lie was atiactcd viii,
disease winch terminated in absess of most dis.
lf'ssiug Character which rendered him unable TO rer-
~ Tue 4eu'S "i physicians he then took "trip
fhilndclPia the latter pnr of December las, md con,
e win one 81 the M 81 eminent Physicians of tat
cry ne was under his treatment for slmc time ms " ell as
olh'r thySIeans OF his ncghbnrhood. Horcs were en-
le',an'd y bis friends Of recovery Tut alas death
na m'r"ed INN tor lis victim and nj attcmpts 10 save
,.'' w'' his spirit was finally released from
rs clay 'enen emit and have good reason 10 bclj,y,
NlhSf" It's way o1e fair clnl's of eferal day. How
uncertain Is Me! DIR. Clnk from among u few
yeafS ago booyant with hope and joyful with aficipa
Everything promising long and hnrpy Ii @. i'm
Wh're Is he how the cl"d ofhc yally conceal his form
rom our N1ew-he is gone in the sprng-time of life
ere ms sky had boen s!adowed by cloud while lis
enrt was iIlod with the rapture OF love- and II lor.
o' MS youth. ~ Clark has left behind relations md Il
large circle of friends who ru and feel their Ioss-
but We sorrow notas those who have no hope
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12

the Act Of 1898. for the benefit of widows ol
Revolutionary soldiers"
Good statesmanslip inculcates tl.at those
who have suffered in defence Of the country
should be cherished IN their he plessness by
the fostering hand of the government. To
neglect them s TO Withdraw all Stimulus IL
patriotic toll and sacrifice. True hcrolsm
teaches that brave man should not be left 10
suffer ON account OF his bravery: yet here are
The acts of man who il brought forward as a
statesmen and hero. and sought to be elevated
10 the bighest dignity of the government. We
ask the attention Of the old soldiers to these
votes of General Pierce. We ask all who have
ever followed the banners Of tie country
against ts foes - who know the pelils, the sui
fcrings and the sacrifices. that warimposes, 10
consider these nets and the spirit that must
hive prompted them. We leave bis friends
to ascertain whether ii "a a lack III common
political sagacity, or common humanity, that
imPeled him to oppose necessary comPensa-
ton 10 The MANNED aud suffering soldier, and
his helpless widow and offspring.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12

Moug LIGHT. Tile Charlottesville As.vo-
cafe gives the following extract from the New
Hampshire Patfiol-Genoral Pierccs organ
He (GenP is known alwal 10 have acted
heartily with his patty IN New Hampshire,
and We have proved incontestibly that through
out the prolonged agitation of late years they
have uniformly been found Oh the side Of lie
Free soilers' ard against the South. Gen.
Pierce did but echo the sentiments oil his party
in his own State y hen he launched his biiier
dcnunciatien, against slavery and the Fugitive
Slave law.
On this the Advocate lhus poihiedy com
menis:
In the last sentence oflhis extract. there IS q
mo.t important admission. 1t is, lhat Gene
raj Pierce has al some lime, PERHAPS more
than once, "laaaehed Ills biHcy denuacjatfob n
gaiu5t slarcry ami He FrGITnE SLAVE LAW y
Til. probably refers to the very speech al \
Boston ABOUT hicd here Is now SO much dis
pure, and IL raises tire very strong' st sort oil
presumption, thai the report of his rerarkS.
published in the Concord Democrat and
Manchester Democrat scnfrccl: bur asidel from
this The admission is Of Tire greatest lmP"r
lance. Il proves that General Pierce has de-
nonaccd tie Fugitive Slave la";-rhe place
here he did 50 IS enliiely immateiial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
w p MANGUM of Mort, Ca olina.
EDW'D. STANLY, Of n Carolina.

The Convention of the friends Of Temper
attended from all quarters Of he State. 1t was
organised under he auspices Of the veteran in
that cause in |irginia, Gen. Cockc,of Flu, anna.
The discussion on the propositions submitted
for consideration are represented to have been
allie and interesting. The Convention dcterm-
med by an unanimous voc to memoriahze The
Legislature, to prevent hy la" the "'rce and
anreslraned liberty allow ed the traffic in tho
State"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
CITY ITEMS,

SoNETHlNd NEw-but that is Lorhing st TRANCE row.a.
day.. We saw at the Messrs Diuguid's Foundry vrs-
terny'o SHOVEL Pillow made entirely of iron. In the
main it composed obut pieces and can be guoeod
by keys to suit any depth Of poughing The consruc-
ton Is simple" and will we think commend t~efto far
mers generally In agricultural implements that pnr-
eo'ar KIND we think this article superior, in ease
both horse and it is constructed without angles
being ShaPed by curves. 1t sn Virginia invention aud
we thilk worthy Of an examination
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
FOR THE YIRGINIAN

Is the "amcnded Charter of the town of
Lynchburg, " hich is To be submitted on the
25rh OF the present month, for adoption or re-
lection, su'h thing as @as asked for by about
six hundred voters. at tie hands Of the last
Legislature?
Perhaps Mr.. Speed can give US the points;
any inflammation ON the subject, prior to the
Vote ein5 AIKEN, " i'll doubtless be thankfully
received by the citizens generally, and par,icu.
Ialy 81, by the Greek Naron''. or
UPPER WARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
q Ehepislpss Eais.

The foIlo"icg paper, leId 10y the side Of the
pronunciarnenro of Toombs, Gentry and eth
crs, WiI pass for one of the richest documei Is
known among the rhpusand-fod publications.
to winch political life has given rise. While
it shows up in most lndricous style, the an.
REASONABLE. aoI childish hoffishness OF The nom
conformi,ts, il exposes in their naked poverty
the pretensions ofihe protege of the democrat
c Founding Hospital, lately assembled at
Baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
ron PREstDtST,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
of sFw 5FHsEY
ron yfcE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
oY kBnTH oNroAvA.
Electors for the stale ofyirginia.
ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOHN n. Bolts,
WILLIAM II. PRESTON.
rI.reTnnAI. TIcKET.

1t Dia,riet--lohn Il kilhy Of Nansemond
81 Dstret-E Edward II. chamblss. Of Mecklenburg
Al Di.tfiet--Thatnas a. Flournoy. Of llafaS.
oh Diariri--H II Mafahall, Of Charlotte
5th Di.tfiet-Alex. Rivcs ef lbouu'a
9Th Didrirt-Wm. g. Sect, Of Powhainn.
7ih Disiret--Ins. SeRar. OF Elizubcth Cny
sh Distfief--Hobt. Mayo Of Rcsmnrelnnd.
9Th DisiIrt--Henrv w Thomas. of fairlnx.
10Th Distriri--A les.. Il. Boteer of Jr0erson
18th Dstref-Col. !. b. Baldwin. Of Anguata.
18th Disiriet--John Echola, Of Monroe
18th Distrirf--Wnlte~ Preston, oi Washington.
18th Disifiel--John Jackson. IT,. Of Wood.
18th District--T. II. Gully, Of Ohio.