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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-19

siderable stock taken by our citizens, but
cannot little more be taken / do NOT
know the precise amount Of stock taken,
but do know that it is not one half what II
would have been, had we not been so re-
Gently almost laid in ashes but we are
rising, and need but this road to insure
our FULL growth.
Now is the time for our farmers to come
forward, and with us subscribe freely
this is stock that will always be par. and
the additional profit that the farmers will
make upon their produce will be equal to
any amount they may take, if they take
stock according to their operations as is
generally the case.
have learned with many regrets that
almost every town, and great portion OF
the country on the line, is opposed to the
Clarksburg route. Why is this, is it true?
if it is, it is strange. Why is Parkers-
burg opposed to us ? We fought as hard
for the Baltimore and Ohio road to ter
inmate there as she did we made an eff
fort equal with hers for the North West
ern Rail Road to terminate there and did
not even ask that Clarksburg be made a
point fearing that it might defeat the whole
bill. We have always favored Parkers-
burg, we could have done her an in iniu-
ny but it would have been of no good to
us, and can she now, the very first time
She has ever had it in her power to bring
her influences to bear against US without
receiving any benefit, is she SO unmindful
of the Golden Rule 1t is true that we
want this road brought through our town,
it is greatly desired, but all we ask is
that it be taken the best route considering
all the circumstances independent of any
influence from any quarter; this is all
we ask and then if the road passes us we
will not complain. again say to our
people take stock literally, and give the
right of way at very low ra,es. This is our
duty, this is all VIC can do and we can
then safety leave the balance to the "pow-
ers that be-"
AIANO OWNER
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FOR Coopcr's ClarkTburg Register.
Mr.. Brown aud Col. Camden, in the
Reform Convention:
Yours, Truly,
ABBA MINOR.
MAY 18th, 1852.

July LIST, 1851.
Mr., Good offered the following propo-
sition:
" No tax shall be levied on slave who
has not attained the age of twelve years"
Mr.. Floyd moved TO- amend, by adding
to it, these words: "Nor on neat cattle,
sheep or hogs"
The vote was first taken on the amend
mend, Ms Camden, voted for it-Mr.
Brown voted against it, The vote was
then taken on the original proposition, to
exempt negroes under twelve years old.
Mr.. Brown voted for it Col. Camden
voted against it, and it was carried, and
its substance incorporated in the Constitu-
ton. See Supplement. No. rs.
1t was estimated that about gel ,458
slaves were thereby exempted from taxa
ton worth at the rate of $500 each,
$44, 600; the tax on which, at the
rate of 12 cents on the 500 worth-(th
of the last years tax on land, )-smounts
to $53,148 72.
The deficit of revenue occasioned by
this exemption. must. of course, be made
up by an equivalent increase Of taxation
on other property and pursuits, not ex
empted-includlng cattle, sheep, and
hogs.
July 14th, 1851.
Mr.. Stannard moved to strike from the
4th Section of the LIST article, reported on
the executive department, which relates
to the annual salary of the Governor, the
word GIVE thousand"
Col. Camden voted for the motion OF
strike out Mr.. Brown voted against it, and
the words remain in the Constitution. See
Journal, page 1888,
Under the old Constitution the Cover
nor received $3,333 33 per anmun under
the new, $5,O0O-an increase 81 $3.50 66,
though relieved of his important and labo-
rious duties as member of the Board of
Public Works, his compensation will
amount to $50, 900 for the term Of four
years while it was before but $40, 600
for the term of three years.
july 10th, 1851.
Mr.. Lyons moved, as a substitute for
another proposition, to insert in the LIST
article reported on the right of suffrage,
the following words: "unless he shall
have paid the tax, with which he may
have been assessed for the previous year"
The other proposition baving been vo-
ted down, the question was on inserting
these words. Mr. Brown voted for insert
ing them; Col. Camden voted against it
and the motion was rejected. See Jour
nal, page Soil.
The old Constitution authorized house
keeper and head of family, who had
pad any part of the revenue, to vote.
Inc object of Mr.. Lyons proposition
was that no person should be permitted
to vote who had not paid the wtOls of the
revenue assessed against him.
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ANOTHER VIRGINIA RA1LRoAD.--A res
olution has been submitted in the Virginia
House of Delegates. by Mr.. Macdonald.
in favor of chartering company to build
railroad, commencing at the Virginia
line at or near where said line crosses the
Monongahela river, running by the way
of MorgantoUn, Fairmont, Clarksburg
and Weston. in Lewis county, and down
Elk river to the Great Kanawha river.
interesting at Charleston the Virginia
Central Railroad and James River I'M
provement, and terminating at the mouth
Of Big Sandy, on the Kentucky line,
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BARTLETT,S HOTEL.

THE undernignsd having rebuilt and enlarged
Il considerable portion Of his Hotel, Whisk
was destroyed by Gre Last fall, Is prepared 20
sntertain travellers aud visitors comfortably, and
in a manner which will give satisfaction 10 his
customers. In short time the whole building
will be completed, when he will BE- enabled y
entertain his gussts in Ityls unsurpassed n
Western Virginia.
HIS HoTsE Is large comfortable thrss stsFy
bricK OdiGng, pleasantly located in the esptre ot
the town; contiguous 70 the Court-h house and ths
principal buainsas parts Of ths place, and 10 pre-
class hotel.
Hn TIDLr win ;. supplied With the bss, ahs
country can afford, and
HIG ,BAE stocked with tia shoieest Nquors.
Every attention win Be paid 20 render the yiain
Of those who may favor him With . call s0mfoFt-
J. P. BARTLLTT.
CLAHksrrAs, March a4th, lss7.-ly.
N. B.-Ths stable Il attended By sarsfal sad
truakT hostlara.
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New BankfnE IfouiIe

~ WASHINGTON cIfFs
FIaHE undersigned having been induced - sns
u bask IN tic Exchange and llsnk ing tuslsess,
50 The City Of Wasbingt0n, u. o., aysIls hlfhself
Of an early occasion % notify his friends ami fhs
public generally 81 ths fact aud 10 salitlf fIislf
encouragement, HIS institution WI ~ kno~n
a. Tie "BsDk q he Union" and frofh rhleh
not one dollar ai ~ isshed, fer cireasiIon, that
win not b Represented bY a0bethlnf tanrbIs and
substantial an The Ehaps 81 Gold and Silrer. Drsffs
on ills United States Treasury, Korihtrn TX.
change, % Virgins Rankable funds.
BY . strict adherence o legitimate Issue npes
such basis, q win readily b percriF-d that is
public are projected, and the bank itsslf made 70
stand on fbs Eurcst foundation This ant~rpfiS,
3 entered upon after the mstnrest d-libcrhtlon,
and b q e4affying % know that ID rseti with ths
approval 81 experienced aud ssgaciour inanrlsrs
81 New York, Washington and Rlehmond
u addition % the Issue n nofes f0r cifculnfion
q The Bank % ths unlonn VII collect draf,s 81
the Gogefnment, aud on ne princIpsi riii,s IN
The United Sfslss, and viii nseoists for az pnr.
chase Or nsie Ton comfnissionI ~ Stahi etscks
Cuaraniied Bonds Or Canal and Railroad Compa-
nics, and oih-r good securities
JJ- Any bnsinsss connected With fha difsrsnf
Departments ~ tls GcTrrnmsnf. 10 Nrthinrisn.
win b ate ntsd 70 "a liberal ferins.
RO- IA. CALLAHEH
Rf-ssa< ~ e-sl~, lssi.-a
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of Mr.. Med. in the House on Saturday,
upon the mob at the Governors House.
He was on his way 10 the Washington Ho-
tel, when he was struck in the side and
breast by one or two out of some ten or a
dozen persons that met and surrounded
him. 1fthere be no mistake as to the mo-
tive, the outrage is deeply to be deplored,
and it is much regretted that the persons
who committed the assault could not be
detected and held to answer in proper
manner for their infamous conduct.-Dis-
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TAVERN HOUSE



4<SA-,N By virtue Of = Deed Of Trust. ere
~ crted 80 the subscriber - Trustee,
h4sttHkzSS@zs on the 2sth day Of March, 1871, by
James Carder and wife, - secure debt % Lloyd
Lowndss the undersigned will. on tho 10Th day 81
June next proceed 10 sell at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder. before tho Court Houss Of AArn-
son County. that valuable Tavern House, viih
three Lots u Land thereto stiHchsd, situate o.
TURNPIKE street, IN tho Town ~ Clerksburfs
known as the North Wsttarn Hotel, and nov 80
cupied BY BENJAMIN Rust.
This property i now probably ths most saiun.
Die stand for public houss on ths y. W. Tufn-
pike, and tho n. VI Railroad will probably pem
throngh Clarlysburg, 4hus Offering STRONG induos-
ments 70 foreign, PURCHASERS 70 give Me sAnA
their special attention.
As tie same time, I viii slsc sell, on The prsrA-
isss 81 public auction. % tho highest bidder, The
principal part ~ the farnituFs IN ts said TaTsrA
House. consisting Of AL ths necessary ffniurss
lesrpsting, Sc. Tor the same.
TkRNs = One-flith of tbs purohns money Wrn
Be required 90 be paid Ia hand, and fof shs rsG-
duo acIsdit OF q II, rs, -, 50 = IS months viii
be given, the purchasers giving bonds and foeal
security for the same bearing Interest from tAat
dsy oftale aud also lien on said propsrly - d
further secnrity. BURToN DESPARD,
lfay 6th, 1Stes--td ~ lruatee-
The Uuiontown g Genius on Ilihsrty,'' will sor1h
. hnsa and forward bill 10 this Office
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DIED.

At her residence at Phillippi, on the 18th inst,
Mrs. SELVlA HALDEMAN, consOrt Of AmEsa
Haldeman. The deceased was = member Of the
Episcopal church for many years, and has left
numerous relations to mourn her loss.
lParkersburg paPers:Please eoPy
BETH HI'rE, aged rs years
Also in this place on the 18th inst, Miss NAN
CY HURRY, at an advanced age.
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SuN PAN OF 10 4FAHs sTANDIEo oUAID BIT II. G..
FARKIII's ARABIAN LINIEINT.
Nh. II. q. FAREALL Dear air. had been AZ
hicted with Sun Pain" for the last tan years and
could never get relief except by bleeding but by
the OF II. q. PArrells Arabian Liniment, GP-
piled over the temples about three or four times
day, it was entirely removed, and have felt
nothing of it since. ! went into the stable one
night. to apply it to horses sore leg, and being
very lame he stumbled and fell against my legs,
crushing and bruisng them 30 badly that they
turned black as my hat, rendering them power.
less. applied your Liniment, and was well
enough i'll q few days to 60 about again as usual.
also crushed my finger in shocking manner,
by letting back log fall upon i your Linimsns
soon healed it up, though. JOHN B. MCGEE.
La Sale precinct, Peoria, ILL.,, Feb'y 9, 1867,
ESQ. BArKER, or INV CANTON, III, sAIsl
Mr.. H. G. FarTSlrs Arabian Liniment has cured
soms bad cases here, which every other remedy
had failed in; one wGs white swelling and con-
tracted cords in the leg of boy twelve years Of
age. The leg had withered away, and was 90
contracted that he had no use Of It. Three doc
tors had tried thsir skill upon it in vain, and he
Was fast sinking 20 the grave when the boy's faith
er was induced to try II. 6. FArrelrs Arabian
Liniment Before the first bottle was used up he
came to Mr.. BIS store, and the first words no said
were, 90 Mr. Barker, want all that Eminent you
have in the store the one bottle got did my boy
more good than all that had ever been done before.
That boy 10 low we'll and hearty, and has free
use of his legs. 1t is good for SPrains, bruises,
cuts, burns and swellings.
LOOK OUT ToR +ERTEITs.-Ths public ara
cautioned against another counterfeit, which has
lately made its appearance, called w. 3. Far
rell's Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous Of
all the eounterfeits, because his having the name
Of Farrell, many will buy it in good faith, with
ont the knowledge that q counterfeit exists, and
they will perhaps only discover their error Whsn
the spurious nlxtune has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article il manufactured only by
II. G. Farrell, scIs inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No.-17 Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. Be sure you get It with the
letters II. G. before FarTells, thus-H. g. FAR
RELS-and his signature on the wrapper, all
others are ccunteTfeits.
Sold by LLOYD LoWNDES, ClArksbuTg, Va,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout
the United States.
~ Price rs and 50 cents, and 81 Per bottle.
AGENTs WANTED in sysTy town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one IL not
already established. Address H. @. Farrell -
above, acoOmpAnisd with good rsfsrsnee a. 70
character, responsibility, d.
Nav T. a..
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Walton Making.

HE undersigned would respectfully ififsrn,
Il the citizens OF Harrison and adjoining sora-
ties that ne has removed to hls new ffknis shop
on Mechanic street, South o. tho burnt dinittsf,
who're he il prepared 10 do all work Ia HE llns 81
business In superior manner, such a. Wsfen
Making In all ia branches. BuEgisl IA ade Nhsn
ordered. Also repairing done 10 ihs TsTy basi
style. -,
FLOWS always KEEP, on hand, Of naa. IA ~
shortest notice. TI ~
ThsnkfSl tOr past lsvor,, ! hop. By .siylrg ny
whole and Undivided attention 70 my businIii, 70
still msTit liberal share Of tho public pAtfiIhkFs
JEFFERSON TEEfcflIE.
CltrkSburR, Jan. 9sth, iB6i.-iy, b f8af n
7. h.-The woodwork OF two hofaa HaReaa
kept constantly on hand, FF I7ifl y
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Chair and Bedsfead
911Dfl1lIl GiTf0 iRl1JR !

scriber takes this method Of informing his ola
friends and customers, and the public gsnsSaliy,
that he is still engaged In the a6Oye busiDstf e.
burg, south Of Bartiott's Hotel. lie Il manufas-
turing AL kinds Of Windsor Chairs, 10 The bsst
manner and Of the best material, and win fsll
than upon the most reasonable terms. This hs
business, h being the only regular ehaiT maksF
in town.
Always on hand Ladies' Sewing Chair, Pss.
ton Rocking ChsiEs, and Wsshington h0skinf
Chaira.
Bsdsteads Of various styles 90 hand o. Tnads -
order. He WOuld call Attention % new patent
bcdstead he e mskings tttsths most eofnFlsp
artiele Ia that line IN tha countrys
~ All lis furniture 10 FnrfEntad ard vii -
s6d a. IS los.ss Prirss ~ saah n country re-
49, pITLR LYEc1
sl-asrx. Az %, iin-E.
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FRONT FACE---Change OF
Muster.

q THE day heretofore appointed for The Gen.
- sral Mustsr Of the l1th Regiment Of Virginia
~ Mlitia, having sinee been selected as the
WI election, e becomes neeessary 70 change Tia
ff7s for such mlster. Notiee 70 therefore, hereby
riten, that thu etne win take p,aes on the sifs
aar q Nay naxt, instead q tia 9Th
"A prompt and mi H-tendance q required.
BENJAMIN WILCOX.
Col. 11ta Rags Va. M.
.p4n ss,l> iils,-ss--
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IIe most extraordinary discovery in tbs World 70
ds Great Arabian Remedy for hGa and B'sst.
II. G. FARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian Imminent.

COICUIutGNI M tAUNNH HItHHIIIEOH %
EVERY FAMILY should at once procure bot
tie OF the great Arabian remedy for man and beast
MINT. 1t allays the most intense pain, in a few
minutes, restores the synoviAl fluid joint alter,
and thus stiff joints it penetrGtes the flesh
to the bone, rolGxss contracted cords, cures rheu
m1tism and palsied limbs of twenty years stand
ing also tumors, swslled neck, enlargement Of
the glands, and is the best medicine for ailments
Of cattle ever discovered curing sWeeny, sPayins,
spint, all diseases which require an external EP-
plicRtion.
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ASSAULT UPON MEMBER OF THE Leg
IsIATuRE.-We regret TO learn that Mr..
Mcdonald, the member of the House of
Delegates from Monongaiis, was assault
ed ON Saturday night, as is supposed by
persons who took offence at the remarks
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same be forwarded 10 each of the Dele.
gates and Alternates ppointed.
On motion of T.. G.. smith
RESOLVED, That the Convention now adj
journ.
R. AUG. THOMPSON. oh'm'n.
7. G.. SMITH, Sec. A
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DIT virtue 81 Deed 81 TFust executed hy " ~
Liner W, Chapman, 70 tie unleffigned, hehrinlR
date on tbs Tth dAy q December. 30, and az rev
cour,, Deed book no. i, page SO, shaii pre-
esod 70 sell a. pnble auction Tor ready money. ~
the residence % the taia Chspmsn, en- ths ethka
", 20 wis: Four HORSES, ono WAGON. siif
COWS, tan head % CATTLE, thirty HAD III
sHEEp, one BUGGY, and All the honishoid Anll
kitchen FuRNITVRI eontAinsa in tbs dvslilag-
house Of thu aaid Chapman, and anhyAcsdin sIR
Trust-Dasa. BURTON DESeARD, Tfuhiep,
April 9llh. isba.-lk. fr
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, the llth inst by the Rev
E. Quillian, Mr, JAMES T. JACKSON, of Wes-
ton, to Miss PlIEBE ANN, daughter Of Col. j.
ID. Wilson, of Harrison co.
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United States Hotel.

THE UNION IS sAFE.-After long oppo.
Il sition, Virginia has determined not to Secede
or Nullify, she has gone into tho United States
The undersigned takcE leave to inform the public
that he has rented the United States Hotel, lately
kept by A: COwton, Eaq., where he 10 prepared 70
accommodate all those who may please to patron
izo him-ths establishment las undsTgone thor
Ough renovating. The old friends Of the Virgin.
ia Hotel are particularly Invited to continue their
support to the United States. No sxeTtiOns, on
his part shall be spared TO give general saistac-
tion-his terms, - usual, loiH be Gerry moderate.
WASHINGTON EVANS,
PrCDriNsT.
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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 are SO low as no longer TO BIO any OBJ
ject
Any person raising club Of S good subscribers
shall receive an extra copy gratis.
W. P. COOPER.
ClHk,hurg, Jan. !, 1889.
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THE MARKETS.
tsonnIo4xD TEEKLT roe IHI RIsBTER.l
nnTrnouw Ma II IaEG

bALINUkAI WA! IL Io04.
BEIT CATTLE.-Ths number Of cattle offered
boeves, 40 head Of which were sold 70 city
utchers and packers, at prices ranging from
$500 to a. 81 per 100 lbs. on the hOOf-squal TO
OO0Ss IS net, and averaging a 90 gross. $50
left over unsold. Market dull.
HOes.-Markst brisk. Sales - The scales On
Monday At g ,2s.
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NOT GONE!
But Moved to Pike Street.

In the roo,s
.s-na lAtsly occupied
by Thomas s.
s g1 PTim e. store,
~ and next door
70 the Northwestern Hotel, where the subscribsr,
thankful for past fAVors, would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he still continues
to manufacture RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS, Pts
tolls, &c. Also, Repairing In all its various
branches, done with nsatness and despatch, all Of
which can be had for Cash OF Country produces Al
very low prices. J. B. Wright,
April 18th, 1854.
n. B.-My friends who know themselves indsbt.
cd to me, either by uOts or otherwise, will confer
. favor by calling and paying the came, 40 moa-
sy is much needed, and oblige, JEW.
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Virgfnfn ITnmne.

ME undersigned being under pbllgalionHi 10 ne
Il public for the patronage bestowed upsn 80
eEertions 10 please and give them saisfaeiisp, b.
fore he was turned out Of house and homo ~ She
act Of ipeendiaries, (Which was An enllft letfl
informs the same that he has boosted ile da u ls
Virginia House, on Pike street, the properly fsf.
merly occupied by G. W. Smith, short Aislanss
West Of the Northwestern Hotel, now oocsplst
by Mr.. Rust, where he will eoniinne 70 $50 ersry
e1srtion g make all who may fsvoT him with .
call, feel Comfortable and a HONS.
n. DENT.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
Land. ,


"A 81 virtue o. deed 81 lfusl ersslts
@etl{A ted 81 Warner w. Chapman 10 Ne
I'LL 81 sunderslgnsd, al Trustee, hsarlaK dals,
nllsES on the 29th day Of November, 1854.
and recorded IN the Clerks Once ~
DOddridEe County Court, Ia Deed Book Ne. I.
Page $50 shall proceed 20 sell AZ public apulioA
10 the highest bidder for ready money, on the 2ttA
day Of May, 1882, the same bsing Court day. "a
front Of the CspFt-hOuse Of said County, The fsl.
lowing tracts Of Land, 20 witt
A tract Of 100 acres conveyed BY Mary Tasfo
80 said Chapman, being the sAms land On rhthA
the said Chapman now realden, =.
Also a tract Of $50 acres on Sugar Gasp RaA,
conveyed 10 said Chapman by Z. Bee,
Also tract Of l20 acres purchased " 80
Chapman Of Sherwood and Hewitt 20
Also tract Of IS acres Of land on Green fie-
Also tract Of 80 acres conveyed bI ~, a.
Neal 70 said Chapman, 1fF
Also tract Of 80 acres Tying on naghss' tisss,
purchased by said Chapman Of Blair and cellins,
Selling a. Trustee such tile only ~ u xssls2
In me By the Trust Deed aforesaid, Will b RitaA
BURTON DESphItD, Trnssssg
April l7th le52.-4k
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison.
WV. J. WILEY, OF Marion.

JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison.
WV. ]. WILEY, OF Marion.
-or Judge of the Court of Appeals-Sth Section
Hon. GEO. IL. LEE, OF Harrison.
For Judge of the Twenty frat Ciresis,
Col. A. j. SMITH,
Col. G. ID. CAMDEN.
Hon. WM. &. BROWN,
For Commemorative Attorney,
Col. BENJAMIN WILSON.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Col. GRANVILLE e.. DAWSON,
Col. JOSEPH j. WINTERS,
FREDERICK A. WERNINGER,
JOHN c. CAMPBELL.
For Clerk of the County Court
JAMES L. BARTLHTT,
PHINEAS CHAPLIN,
DIR. DAVID DAWSON.
MATTHEW j. ORR.
For Sheriff,
ABBA MINOR,
Wm. Il. LYON.
TIOS. A, uORNER.
For Commissioner Of Revenue,
JEFFERSON b. WEST.
GEO. w. DUFF.
WM. $. WILKINSON.
JAMES A. ROBEY.
JOSEpUUS DRUMMOND,
FRANCIS ID. PAYNE.
JOHN NJ. WOODWARD.
WIN. N. RICHARDS.
For Constable,
n. A. SHUTTEWORTH, Iat ID ist
THOS. BARTLETT.
J. L. WOODWARD, 1St Dist
IEE FL EVnIIER. 60
o. p. CANDY.
For County Surveyor,
Maj. THOS. HAYMONO.
For Magistrats-First District.
DIR. JOHN c. LOWTHER.
JAMES W. HARRIS.
Col. DANIEL KINCHELOE.
J. HURSEY, Esq.
For MAgistrate-Seeond District.
WIN. STEUART.
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For County Surveyor,
Mai. THOS. HAShONO.
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For Magistrats-First District.
DIR. JOHN c. LOWTHER.
JAMES W. HARRIS.
Col. DANIEL RINCHELOE.
J. HURSEY, Esq.
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For Magistrate-Seeond District.
WIN. STEUART.
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For Judg. of the Court of Appeais-Sth Section,
Hon. GEO. IL. LEE, OF HarriaOn.
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