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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03
SECOND nIspATcII.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 1.-THE riot yester-
day commenced on account of the discov-
cry of portions OF human bodies in the
cess pool Of the Homeopathic College,
which were identified by the friends Of
the dead. This caused great excitement
and, to satisfy the public mind, a
committee of five citizens was appointed
to go through the building and examine
every part. At dark, the crowd increas
ed largely, and hundreds with lanterns,
bludgcons, &C.. were congrcgated about
the building. Every door, from the first
to the fourth story. was burst in by the
committee, the mob occupying the stairs,
passages, &c, awaiting their report.
In the dissccting room, situated in the
cock-loft, the committee found the bodies
of e man and woman partly dissected and
a dry goods box filled with feet, heads,
trunks and other portions of bodies. One
of the committee recognized the hands of
his own daughter by unmistakablc marks.
The crowd then went in and ransacked
the rooms, casting their contents from
the window. 4 full length skeleton was
dashed to a BARRIERS pole and carried
about the streets. The buildings was
twice fired, but extinguised by the au-
thorities, The Light Artillery and
several military companies have been
called out aud are on guard, as we'll as
the civil authorities.
The mob has continued about the
building during the whole day, and fears
are entertained of renewal Of the attack
to.night.-The Sheriff has called on all
good citizens to aid in quelling the riot
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Nothing Of Importance WAS done in
either House on Tuesday the ! lth nl..
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. 18th, 1852.

WEpNEspAY Feb, 18th, 1852.
HorsE.--Mr. Rivcs Of p, G.. d S.. from
the COMM tee on Aglicul ure, &c, pre-
scnted bill to exempt milcrs OF manu-
tac:uring flour mills from grinding corn
or o.hcr grain except wheat,
REscLrrtoHs.--By Mr., jackson of D.
4 T.--Of amending the act incorporating
the town of West uuion in the county OF
DoddIidge, 80 as to fix day for the
election OF trustees fer said corporation.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1859.
llorsE.--Mr. Wallace, from the COM
mi;tce of Banks, presented bill to in
corpora'c the Merchants and Farmers
iiSnk OF CIarksburg,
RE@oLurtoSs,-By Mr.. Burdct.-That
4 special committee of five, be appointed,
to be named by the Speaker, whose duty
j. shall be, 10 examine into and report to
this House, the cos: Of the Washington
Monument on the Public Square, SO far
~ liz construction has progressed +;
whether any, and il any, what abuses
have been practised by those engaged in
is construction. in regard to tools, the
Sac qusrrje5, powder, Gc,, and to re-
port upon such other matters as may be
deemed pertinent in relation to said mon
ument-and that said committee have
power to send Tor persons and papers.
FRIDAY. Feb. 90, 1859.
HousE.-On motion of Mr.. Wallace,
the House adopted the following resolu
tons
Whereas, the circulation of small notes
and paper tokens, issued by banks and in
dividuals beyond the limits of the Com
monwcalth, has increased, in violation of
law, to an alarming extent, rapidly dis
placing our silver coin, and intlicting Sc
rious loss and injury upon the commu-
nifty.
And whereas, no separate State action
can remedy the evil, therefore.
/. Be it Resolved, by the General AS
Scmbly, That our Senators in Congress
be instructed, and our representatives re-
queSted to take prompt and efficient meas
ure to procure the passage ola law, so
regulating the coinage of silver, as to
guard it from expectation and the cruci-
bic, and not injuriOusly affecting con-
tracts, and the momentary system of the
country,
Q. Resolved, That our said Senators
be instructed and our Representatives be
requested to advocate the passage of a
law prohibiting the issue or circulation
of bank notes or paper, or paper tokens
of \ less denomination than five dollars,
by corporations or individuals within the
limits Of the District Of Columbia.
And whereas, to restore and maintain
ahealthy currency, the concurrent action
ofour neighboring sister States is emil
lnentlV necessary. Therefore,
Be it further Resolved, by the General
Assembly, That the Governor of this
Commonwealth be requested to open a
correspondence with the Governor Of the
States of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina,
and urge them to cooperate with this
State IN the passage of a law restricting
the circulation of Bank notes in such
manner as to prevent the issue of notes of
a less denomination than SIS.
Nothing OF moment transpired on
Saturday, the 21st ult.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

CALIFORNIA GoLD.-The entire yield of
California in 1851 is estimated at $75,-
100000. The amount Of gold by the FL
Dorado, the last steamer with gold, add
ed to the previous arrivals, make an ag-
gregate of $7O25.OOO since the list Of
January, and including the deposites at
New Orleans in January, makes an aggre-
gate of $7,7O5,O00. The exports in the
meantime have been $5,O52, 900 leaving
a balance in favor of the country of ST.
663,OOO.
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BENEVOLENT Institutions.

Herman Lodge, No. 50, Of Masons, meets
on Thursday evening, following the first Mon
day in each month.
Eumenia EncamPment, No. 90, OF l. o.
@. F., meets on the first and third "wednesday
evenings Of each month.
AdeIPhi Lodge, No. AZ, l. o. 0. +. meets
every Tuesday evening.
Monticello Division, No. III Sons oil
Temperance meets every Monday evening
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ARMSTRONG a. GATOR

TOBBERS in Ribbons, Millinery, Silk Goods,
q and Manufacturers and dealers in Straw
Bonnets and Hats. No. IT'S, Baltimore street,
5th door East of Light street, Baltimore Md,
Offer American, English, and French Straw
Bonnets, of all qualities, by the case or Dozen
Boys Hats, Straw Braids, Gimps, &c. Bonnet
Ribbons, new styles and all qualities Neck, Cap,
Sash and plain Ribbons. Flowers, Caps, Bonnet
Silks, Grapes, Netts, Sc, on the usual terms at
low prices.
Feb 35ih IS52-4t
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RAISING rae u. S. srrAMEn M1ssouR1.

RAISING THE U. S. STEAMER Missouri
IA letter from Gibraltar, written by John
E. Gowan, contractor for raising the re-
mains of the U. S. steamer Missouri,
which took fire and sunk at Gibralter in
1a43, says that the work is going on
successfully, He has removed all her
machinery, and is now engaged in break
ing her hull to pieces, and raising it to
the surface. FC- 3 ESoFI7T8
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LOSTl

ON Thursday the 5thinst., between Clarksburg
" and my residence, common Leather POCks
ct Book, containing several Notes, Accounts,
Receipts, &c. will pay 5000 TO any person
delivering It to me, with the contents, or lcnvlng
it Mt any place where / can get IT, Tho papers
can be ofnO possible use to any person but my.
self, and the finder will confer "A great favor by
returning them to me immediately
Feb. 18th, lS52.-3t ISAAC d. ROSS.
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TuE PREcEpr OF WAsntNGToN-Th
following sentence is from letter address
scd by Washington to Lafayette, and da,
ted Mount Vernon, Dec. 25, 1905:
Con the politics of Europe shall ex-
press no opinion, nor make any inquiry
who is right or wrong, l wish we'll to
all nations and to all men. My politics
are plain and simple. l think every ma.
ton has RIGHT to establish that form of
government under which it conceivcs it
may live most happily, provided it in
tracts no right, or is not dangerous to
others; and that, no government ought to
interfere ciM the Internal concerns Of anoM-
er, except for the security Of @h0t is due TO
themselves"
This is as nearly Kossuth's doctrine as
can be-simply to make our influence
more aOtive-simply to speak out. The
country is almost unanimous on this
po'nt.-N. Y american Artizan.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

ABOLITION OF TIE DEATH PENALTY
The Governor of Rhode Island having
signed the bill passed by the Legislature
abolishing the death penalty, it is now a
law of Rhode Island. There are now
two States of the Michigan and
Rhode Island-in which hanging is
abolished.
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~ Tbe virr;rio Co,orizatior e.,

w The Virginia Colonization Society
held its annual meeting at Richmond on
Friday evening, Elk Coy. Floyd presided,
and the Rev. Mr.. Slaughter read the an
nual reoprt. Addresses were delivered
by the Rev. Mr.. Moore, Rev. Mr.. Read,
and the Rev. Bishop Payne, of Africa.
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THE MARKETS.
vE1KIr ron 4nE REsIsIER.l

CORRECTED WEIALH ZOE IHh AAs4SIAA'I
BALTIMORE, Feb 81, 1854.
BEEF CArTLE.-The number Of cattle offered At
the scales on Monday amounted to 400 head of
beeves. $50 of which were sold TO the city butch
ers and packers, at prices ranging from 2,25 TO
Is not and averaging 81, 90 gross.
Hoes.-Sales from 1855 to 81 per 100 lbs.
White Wheat, Io0@l ,o6 Rye, 70
Rcd, 9s@ VS. Oats, S5@9s
Corn, $50 IS Clover seed s5,60@5,s7
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@ A Western paper says: eve saw
woman carrying big hog home from
market on Saturday upon her shoulder
For the benefit of those who may think
her husband ought to have done it, we
will state that she served him in the same
way q short time before" ".
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AZ Mrs. Smithers says her husband
was once the greatest military man in the
country. For two years he was a Lieu
tenant in the Horse Marines, after which
he was promoted to a Captaincy in reg
ular company of heads and minors,
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JENNY LIMBS HusDAND-Otto Gold
schmidt is a Jew by birth. and until re-
Gently by persuasion, but was converted
to Christianity by Jenny Lind and Rev.
DR.. wainwright, of New York. by the lat
ter Of whom he was baptised and con-
firmed in the Episcopal faith.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

G5 The Marietta Bucket Factory
with other buildings were destroyed by
fire on the 18th inst. Loss of the Com
pany $4,000; N. Ward $3.50. 1t is sup
posed to be the work ofincendiaries.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03
md DC funeral .of onr late ocmnanion.

tend the funeral of our late companion.
wear the usuSl badge of mourning for
the next thirty days. . 4I ks8T5i d J
Rssolped,s Thsta copy Of these procee,
dings be furnished, to the family = of the
deceased, and also to the Clarksburs Re.
gtster, for publication. I'D 80
'lst'E' gov JNO. s. HALL, Chm.
AIEx, r. MADDOX, Sec'y. 81
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Or. y. II. CarrOIl,s

VXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG AND
w TOBACCO STORE, BUCKHANNON,
Co., Va,
DR.. c. kocps constantly on hand and for sale,
a large and general assortment Of fresh and gem
uinc Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, DyS.StuiIs
Paints, Oils, Vurnishes, Patent Medicines, Dem
tai and Surgical Instruments, Soaps, Perfumery,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, Dycrs, Hattcrs,
and others, will be supplied with every article in
the line ut the lowest market rates.
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JOHN s. CARLILE,
Attorney al Law

cLARKsBuRG, HARRISON Co.. VA Z
oaiss, tbs OPS hsrstofors oseeFisd ~ Col O. D.
cseadep. ts1ses slH d'lf9a ~ sd > I'd .anl
~ Is tsa -; ei1nn9taa 81 aais'satsq
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

IL We are authorized TO announce Phineas
Chaplin, as u candidate for Clerk Of the County
Court of Harrison county ut the ensuing election.
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MARRIED.

On Saturday. the 24.h inst, by Rev. E. Bruen,
NELL, all of this county.
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~ We arc authorized to announce Col. Gran-
Vile G. DAWSON, as candidate for Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Harrison county,
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THANKS!

DLANK Deeds, Deeds Of Trust, Summons,
ID Executions, Bonds. 6,e., tcr sale 1t this Of
hesI 'ss-o-lssl 3tal cid Ul w5..l
81 griisSr1'' s1eF % CsaI .HN,H
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Nirgiflfn IER0sIsc.

r ME uaaefsign being Under Mons tothc
- public for Tie patronage bestowed iipon lis
eSertionsto pleass and give ihem satisfaction, be-
toys he sYas turned ont q house and homo Is tho
aet Of meendlaries, (Which was an entire l6ssy
Informs the Same that Do has ll6is,ed te Gag Of tbs
Vrginia HOUSE, GA Pike street, the properly forlh
merly occupied by CsNNs Smith. a short distance
West of the Northwestern Hotel, now occupied,
by Mr.. Rust, whcre he VIII c6ndnucto use every
e9ertion 70 make all who may favor linn With i
ealII feel eonlofidble and az hone.qn 90 1F 81
n. DRNTson
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Papers sent any where in the county 60 postage
free and the reduced rates upon those sent out of
the county arc SO low US no longer to be any OBJ
ject
Any person raising club of good subscribers
shall receive an extra copy gratis.
W. P. COOPER.
ClGrksburg, Jan. /, 1852.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

u We announce, by authority, James p.
Bartlett, as a candidate for Clerk of Harrison
County Court, ut the next election under the new
Constitution.
With tho consent of Jesse Flowers, Esq.
his friends respectively announce him as a can
didate for the board Of Public Works, under the
New Constitution.
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IL We are authorized TO announce n. A.
shuttle w Orth, as candidate for the office of
High Constable for Harrison County, at the
ensuing election, under the new Constitution.
~ We arc authorized to announce Abiah
Miner, us u candidate for Sheriff of Harrison
county, at the ensuing election.
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4 RI now being manufactured ut the Good
n Intent ri nchfnc shop, bv ne proprss-
IRA HART.
Also, now On hind. Z few 81 hisN Unsurpassed
CORN and con CRUsIIERS. LH
Sarksbnrg, Dec. 4 7fh, IS ll--tf
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feb. 25th #
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Boston Correspontle nee.

BosToS, August q, lSJ2.
Wt5Tn Observation-Disclosures ,rhy some JVtba1
Men Hold Baek-Prospccfs of the Democracy
Observation-Disclosures Lffe Of Pierce. SC.
The Webster working men have been hard at
work all through the present week to got up move
ment in this city in behalf Of their fayorte. Had
the same exertions to the same end been made by
wings of high standing-men known to be in fayo
of Mr.. Webster, but lacking the nerve to "bolt'-
should be inclined to thnk that the things meant
something But, fortunately for the Scott cause,
not a man of any weight with the wings has taken
any part in either Of the four Webster meetings.
Some leading names appear in tho accounts that
have been givenof the proce odipgs at these meet
irgs, but their bearers were not present For in
stance, MIR. G. I. Curtis, the Webster man par
erceAefee, Unsupported committee to get up an
electoral ticket, whereupon he comes out ia card
to the editor Of leading Scott paper, and ex-
presses his surprise Mt the appointment; does not
ssy whether lie will ACCEPT IL or rot, and tolls
he world that if certain things should be doue ne
viii be found combating in behalf Of tho Webster
cause, Now, when gentleman, known TO be ar
IDENTIFY attached 10 Mr. Webster. is found to be 50
cool aud cautious, the inference Is certainly not
illogicn tfat much rem aims TO be done TO effect
that complete disruption Of ties that must follow
from Webster 1rofiuncidmcito in Massachusetts,
desire 10 state things os thew are, leads me ia
say that Just ncw, and judging from the mere sur
face al things. there IL more likelihood " Webster
teetosai ticket being put in nomination here than
at sny previous TINS Papers arc in circulation fiji
calling meeting Of Faneuu Hall, 70 got az su9t
ticket, avd thev have alroeiy been pu'nsrOuslv
ugni' = TA. o., tao. ttet tbppsh eu.ip,p, n.l
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General Scott and Anti Slavery.
LETTER FROM THE HON. HENRY BRADLEY

tkrom tue Corning journal.
We take great plea sure in publishing the following
letter from Hon. Henry Bradley. Of Penn Yam, a
well known and influential member Of the liberty
party, and who was, in 1876, the candidate Of that
party for Governor of the State of New York. The
letter is in reply to Of inquiry, from one Of
citizens, Mr. w w Hnyt. At this junc.ure this
letter possesses peculiar MISUNDERSTANDING close
upon the Pittsburg convention, IL shows that the
nomination there made will not be supported by q
large portion Of those who have, for many years,
constituted the life and soul Of the liberty party.
Mr., Bradley has beeo, for fifteen years. identified
with the abolition party, and at much sa:ritce la
bored to diffuso anti slavery principles among the
people, His time, money and talents were cheerful.
" devoted to the work, and his zeal in behalf of
freedom none can question. Wo rejoice that his in
usnce and vote are 10 be found, this election Ia
favor Of Cen. Winfield Scott
Penn YAM, August l6, 1852.
WILLIAM W. HAyr, ESQ MI,
Dear Sir-Your favor of the OH came duly 60
hand N which you say that IL Is reported Ia your
section that. in conversation with Slx Hull. dc.
cihraG my intention 70 woe for Cen Scott for Presi
dent. mud vou ask, IN the nemc Ot 60 number oi
c,.ggrt." y ,be b t;ls,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

From the Boston Bee Aug 20
SIXTH WEBSTER MEETING-CUOATE FOR WEBSTER.
The sixth Webster meeting Of the citizens Of Bos-
ton and vicinity, held last evening at Art Union
Hall. Matthew Hale Smith. Esq, called the meet
ng. to order, and Chas. A. Wells, Esq, was chosen
to fill the chair.
The committee appointed for the purpose, repert-
ed the following committees, which were accepted,
Committee Of CoTespondence-George I. Curtis, u
Whcciock, William Dehon. A. wilson, rolman wiley,
Benz. P. Cheney, Ben. Perley Poore.
> Committee of Finance-Thomas B. Curtis, Thomas J.
Lobdel Charles A. White Edward Crane James French
William Denton Henry NJ Holbrook, John L. Dimmock
and Joseph II. Adams.
The following was also reported and accepted
The committee to whom the arrangements for meet
ing in Fancuil Hall assigned report That they have
asceraned that many Of the circulars sent to the towns
Of the State not received in to admit Of
at the present time Gentlemen from the country
have requested, also, that the meeting be State Con-
venton and that it be deferred until all the towns dis
pofed to cooperate have full opportunity TO 40 1t Is
thought best that the proposed meetisg final nomi
mating convention. With this view the committee
mend waiting till the responses to the circulars
ceved and the plans fully matured for decisive and
final meeting. In the meantime, they would suggest
the Importance Of continuing to obtain signatures for the
call
Addresses were made by Messrs Arthur Picker
ing, Ben: Perley Poore, Charles Torrey, William
Denton, George A. Wheelwnght, Hubbard Wins
low, James w. Fowle, aud others.
Mr.. PICKERING urged strong and immediate
Webster action, and thought the State would 60 for
Webster.
Major PooRE made capital speech, and referred
to the glorious Webster feeling in old Essex
Mr. ToRREy, who has hitherto kept aloof, gave in
his hearty adherence to the Webster movement,
amidst the most hearty applause, which he followed
with strong, eloquent, aud effective speech.
Mr.. WHEEIwMGHT presented a Webster list from
WATERFOWL. on which were the. signatures Of Dr.
Morse, aged ninety three, and Hon. Mr. Hume vol,
eighty three, remaIking that those ancient gontle
men were true Webster men, and desired, before
they died, to give their votes for Webster.
Mr.. DENTON expected all to be Of good cheer, and
Rev. Mr.. Winslow, stated from his own knowledge,
as gathered from the gentleman himself that Rufus
Choate would not go for Scott, but would 20 for
Webster, oil Of which was received with the most
deafeniDg applause.
The several gentlemen made most happy and sig
nifcant speeches, Of which limits Will not per-
nit even sketch. The hall was Gro wded, tho pro-
ceedings harmonious, and the whole affair truly and
heartily Websterian. The cause progresses famous.
ly Another meeting viii be held to. morrow, Thurs
day evening. Let the friends rally. Good speakers
will be in attendance.
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,o,sr,,,.xr ny TIE PRESIDENT II.
r,a,soJI ~ Ponnsy lvauia, 70 be Envoy Extracrdi-
ing ssd Minister Plcnpotsutiary OF the United
SsSios Of Americs at tho Court of the Un'tel Kos-
Jo,o 81 Great Byi.oin an iceland, IN de r'ace "
Abbott LsWrcaco, recalled M his owR reqaoSt.
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POLITICAL NTELLIGENCE.
THE WEBSTER MovEMEN T.
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION.
His Nomination for the Presidency,
60. &c., 60


! From the Georgia (Maoon) Jourpsi and Messenger
Extra, August ~
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TREASURES OF THE DEEP. Within few weeks .
effort has been made the wreck Of tho Brit
III ffgste tlumper which sunk Dpper Harbor,
about kali way between Ea,tport and 81. John, Ne~
Brunswick with some seventy lves and from $50
eco to $4,000 IN specie, In 1915 The wreck lies forty
two feet below the surface Of the water Ia OF conre
much dccayed and the adventurous explorers hsa -
overturn the washrRs Of sand &c which cover os.s
some six feet below the bottom. They bare brougn, ~
about 1870 in Spanish silver mostly Whole, snu ,hI
the action ri the sea having made them lighter 'has ~
original weight and they bieckened - ~ gs
der having evid ntly been taken IRON vi 10 ho,,nt
Remnants cf pistols grape shot &c. we're aso
mn and "a A sad accompaniment many nus s
b rs,t vii coming explorations Tor the preseus.
--rlosfon Courier, .9vg 70
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DISTRICTS.
LIST Dist ,-Hamilton w. Sharpe, Of Thomas.
I'D Sc Col. VIM. M. Brown. OF Marion.
I'D sc Hon. Washington Pos, Of 6ibb.
4th /" Blount G Ferreii. OF rroup.
18th 6 Warren Aiken Of Cass.
18th " Young i. G.. Harris, of Clarke.
9TH " Hon. John j. Floyd, of Ne.ton.
18th g. Dr. Philip s. Lemie, of Jefferson.
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From the Savannah Republican August Fl
the MACON CONVENTION.
II was tho general desire Of the delegates Of each
convention to unite upon ore ecket. With that
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
CHA RLES j.. JEN KIES,
OF GEORGIA
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FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
Colonel II. H. Cumming. of Richmond.
Hon. Edward Y. Hill, Of Troup.