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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
For Representative
] 7. DAVIDSON.
For County Clerk
MASON CHENNY W ORTIZ.

DR.. ASA MORGAN.
The Convention appointed thu following nam
He'd gentlemen delegates to the Whig Congression
Ia! Convention TO meet at Muscatine on the Oh
prox.
Tnos. Crew, S c Thomas Bourne, DenJ
Lake. L r Birkhead, Bohars
Messrs. Thos. Crew, John Cotton and Georg,
ITallman were appointed committee 10 draft res
aoiutions expressive of the sense Of the Conyen,
ton. They reported the following which wert
! Resolred, That we recommend Mr. David. on
III elected 10 use his utmos, ebdeavors for the re-
peal Of the present Road Law.
Resolred, That we most heartily approve of The
domination Of Gen. Scott for President and VIM
\. Graham OF North Carolina for Vice President,
land wllnse our utmost endsasor. to secure thei \
leec tion.
Resoired, That we will Use all our efforts I'D
elect the nominee Of the Wing Congressiuu. u
Convention.
The following gentlemen were appointed \
Wing Central Committee ioi Clinton Co.
j. r Brkhead OF Center Township.
] F IIormer DE Wit,
G Thomas Camanche
Thos Crew LIONS +"
& A Griswold Elk River
Ibos. Watts Deep Creek
Cyru. peiTsol Union
Chas. Dntion Olive {"
Jos. A Brown Bloomfield b"
Crowell Wilson Sharon
G w Parker Spring Rock"
A Cartwright Liberty
D Bourne Of DE Witt and Benz lake IN
4yoRs added
On motion Of Mr.. Chennyworth. Rer7lpr3
an abstract Of the proceedings OF this Cen,E
ention be published in the leading WING naper
It this Congressional District
The meeting was then addressed in an abaE
I'D eloquent speech By Mr.. O'Cnnner Of Musca
ne, after which the Convention adjourned. si,tE
tc. THDS. CLARK, CAu'n. I
: F, BArtnsoa, Gec'v. Z
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

PoErRY.--We must cite attention 10 tn
beautiful verses signed ''Mrr,bn," 10 &c
lays paper. She is true poet, the out
gushing Of her spirit finds niieranee il
song as naturally as the freed birds Of ih
wood. IF she have fault il is, that SD,
writes not more frequently.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
Argyle Cottage, July I'd, 1852.

Ayers CHERRY PECToRAL. I'VE wis
,ur readers to understand, that The notice
shich appear 10 this paper respecting th
.bose, md other patent medicines, nr
aid for as advertisements and were cor
.ocled in the same establishments with Ii
medicines they recommend.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
CHEERING NEWS.

Mr. Allied Sanders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

to sell then but they unable to do &c. except ct
concesion, which, In the meagrc lots Offering would
be msterisi but which factors are reu,taut to yield
The public sales are not numerous and elicit very little
notice They have recently comprsed little other than
the poorer kind Of the desirable sorts
having been distributed privately Imports are just
now, light, and consist solely OF spring goods
which will begin TO arrive more freely to
wards the close Of the year The amount of
Britih goods selling Is not large 1t Is principally
composed of blankets cloths dress goods sa WIS., for
all which good inquiry Is extant considering the period
which We have reached at satisfactory prices In French
and continental articles less animation Is dsce
yet notwithstanding the large importatous OF tho
SON stocks are comparatively light and prices Arm
Millinery goods Of all descriptions inquired for aud
command high prices Silks and velvets are in good
quest At rising picc They very nearly gone of
first hands, and in possession of jobbars These will
also be stripped Of them their continue
to buy them with freedom Staple goods are wanted
full prices In other productions there not great
doing the has almost pased by ana traders
busy preparing for the spring operations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

"WEDNESDAY, Nov l0-0P. ID.
The stock market this morning showed evident marks
Of Improvement, and q more speculative feeling was
shown The Philadelphia pet Long islsnd-took the
lead and advanced TO so. The Philadelphans are all
alive with speculation but whether they will succeed in
inducing Ws street to join with them is not yet decided
Erie vent up to SO a, and Canton to 81. Nicaragua,
which has recently been fayoiie with the spectators
touched Goa. There seems to be movement in this
stock Ths late rapid passages the San Juan route
has encouraged the holders and invited buyers
Cumberland stiff O. This stock has elements OF
great value in it not yet developed There many pre-
parsons to be made before this company hope to
pay dividend Those who have faith in the ultimate
value of o. al property, will do well by holding Cumber
land for years. At the second board the srove-
mtnt continued The market throughout the list was
firm We trust that this advance will not DO merely q
spssmotc action and relapse again into its former
and Il z, for North American Trust.
The receipts at the office of the Assstan. Trea of
the United States to day amounted to S75ll0 O pay
ments, SssI47 So balance, $5,1ss 27 &c.
The quantity Of articles imported Into this port
todsy follows
Coal 500 ohaldr one dry goods, II pack ages per g. NJ
Fox lumber 300 pieces DEAL potatoes bbis wool 10
bales wine cases; 20 casks 32 Baskets champ
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aud
value Of certain articles oher than dry goods imported
into this port during the week ending and including F
day, Nov g. 1852 -
CoaMfKoE PoSr OF NEw YoRK-wErKLr Im-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

EUEs or ALL sATIoNs.-sTfMuLtTED NJ THE
Erca5 demand that exists In ErFoposn cties Ter
thi elegant ucfa and indispensable article ladies' cos
tus, also by tho expense that hithsro
attended tho prFclaao u fine furs in this country the
has been Induced TO enter largely this branch
fbusincs with determination 70 naiatan tho reprte
fashion, excellence and eoonomy aud having puret aed 10
at extent during the Tast summer at tho Uuisons
Ru Asn, and other FUR elcs c offer ths
department not ~ be found a any other store In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
sOAROIno AND LODGING.

CARROLL HOUSE, NO. 72s BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
" the New York Hotel-Famlies and single gentlemen
by applying Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

rl,o RAILROAD CoNTRACToRs.-PRoPosAL WILL
be received at the office Of the New York and Boston
Railroad Company. in the city Of hiddetown, until
Goth nst for the grading and for the road bod for
double track tho New York and Boston Railroad Pro-
posals invited for the FIRST second third d Visions
commencing at New Haven and extending easery about
miles Also for the fourth division, If
ed in time. Proes may DO examined and specifications Of
the work BIO had by applying at the oompanys office
CHAS. R. ALSOP, ProsideaA
tv nfN Nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

COO O0O-TwENT HOUSES AND LOTS IN
pCO,OOO Brooklyn for sale.-Twenty hogses situa-
ted in block the Of Hamilton avenue aud Cln-
ton street, in the city of Brooklyn offered for sale in
lot very decided bargain the most able
tc The property comprises stores and dwelling houses
and will be petd for occupancy in about thirty days
Capitalists wishing make safe and profitable invct-
ment will please apply to III. L. SHELDON, IS Nassau
atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

A GREAT BARCAIN.--FOR SALE CuEAP-A DA-
"A sner'ian room; with good run Of custom. Has becn
iept as enc Tor the last three Would mind
Ing partner. The for selling other business
tend to- Any one wishing to buy VIII be l-arned the bust
sess ratis ii required. CALL address, 2S Bowery
suerran room.
R1LLI Ard IA LES-FOR SALE, TWO GOOD
- second hand tables ono marble top OF T. G. OCon-
nors make and several tables with all modern inn
rroNemente Apply al No. tJ Ann strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER q I852-THE 3ESIDsE7
and Directors of the Bowery Bank have this day de-
cinred dividend Of four cent the capital
payable and after the 10th ins The transfer books w
DO closed until the 9th inst, inclusive. By order,
N. q. BRADFORD, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
YUAHC1AL AND COMMERCIAL.
oosascrxp wKpsrspAr. NOVEMBER 10 ron TAR Me-
YosK HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKET

Dses payable cash. Goods stored TO be cold public
the end 81 year The ia all BE- 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

NOTICE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
IN Compspy.--1he sub scrbers to the new stock are
hereby notified that an nstalmen Of has bsen
next at the Office Of the agents Messrs Ludlow Pleaan
IS Front street. BY order of the board,
c. H. UABICHT. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

HITY PROPERTY TO ExCHANGE.-Two HOUSES
~ and ots real estate in thickly populated part the
city, and psyipg we'll. The of which, will exchange
for good improved or unmprovcd land in the State Now
YORK. Very all the price OF the above property
Pain on bon and mortgage Any pcrscn having land
similar con and d srcus Of exchanging city
pery may get full statement OF the above property BY
addressing D. b. Herald Office stating ell PARTICULAR re-
ghrdEk the LAND, location, price, tnQhntrsnoea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

Value Of merchandise put ON the market first
week in November. ...................s1,e o5 7si
Value Of dry goods put the IN arkst first
week in November ...................... 7so,54o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

VXTANTED-AFURNIsuED ROOM, FOR LADY AND
w gentleman In q private family Board for the lady
only. Ad iress Hamilton, Broadway post oioe stating
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
Imrsri,l ru,,l,n enble tRo ID. 1nmniato nn

single srsicio, such ns muh oa1s tppot viot9 ae or
or, et proper icuntB rate,
rs Ture altered o.aaBsd, repaired, under tho SUPER
.sniencc Of practical = cnoh ftrrtr.
cffHrF H'.P4s, "l-r Mautiiic Coa.,
AaG. a. SA4.. -.-ss.s~-~ 2s..4sss. .,.a .ygs-
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
$500 as---s-aa-4
Icptls.

xn.sEE THIRD PAGE. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

HAIR
Rio G, uix'd lbs lis q 10
b Ayres, do. liza lSH
HAY, i0U lbs
North River :. le4al ej-
HEMP
Am. dew rot'd. 100 50 q ! II
Do. water do. l8 "a wv
italian tom. 2i5- ~
Juts ,... 90 - 100 -
Manila, ID. -. lOa \ l0s
Russian. Gin, ton DO "a 30 -
HIDES AND SKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
MIR wuIGs DESPAIR OF SUCCESS.

,,,,r,ce dep,cd number OF wing presses anu p'o,''
,n0man who have repudiatcd Scott must DC lcs''1-e
.,.,eous politicians decisive OF tie "'.e' 'o"r
RE patty in November Bnt Il IS rom inc
-, communications Of wings win eac" o.e' .as Tns
III. strongest possible assurances oil sue, trend j.,
i"'o"'" so,,s-whch. By the way, is bat one among
liza same ,enor-ndcacs lie feelings o' ne
"ciy. ms snd regards friends anu h,, oy,
- Az 4 that il is my c,ndd opinion as uE: "''
pe or are done for hs Lime One hot extern, ss Of the ds
cen "sr that is felt in tn city at the nomination o zen
c, New York city nuoIs the STAT! as p some wy
anh me 81 i lscrd He Is fine and il We mus
Jemocra,ic President better could moi DC 'o"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
PUBLIC MEETING IN HALIFAX.

HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, JULY TO, IsoZ.
Pursuant 10 notice given, meeting was held to-day al
Hunting Creek Church, and largely attended Tor the pur.
pose OF agiiatng tie subject Education and Of
tanning wishes Of the people Of this vicinity in relation
thereto
The meeting called 10 order By the Rev. J. g.
Toombs and, on his motion, Col John A. McCraw was
chosen Chairman and James H. Purkins appointed Secre
a'y.
The following resolutions then offered BY The Rev.
Mr. T,onbs and accompanied by address from that
gentleman oil great force and persuasive eoquence
l.t. Resolved, Thai deem the subject OF Education
lamen;ably neglected in our county as we'll a, State.
End Resolved That 10 view Of the present deficiency n
mental training OF YOUTH consider the establishment
Of school Of high order amongst highly desirable
The meeting further very agresaby and pro6taby
entertained by listening able eloquent and instructive
addresses from Geo. w. Purkins Esq, COL VIM. d. How
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
WHiG r ALLY

The Wings of The city this evening 10 form Club
for the Campaign. II is high time the Wings had organized
hope the good men and wil forth in all
their strength tonight and put the ball in motion Cover
Joe Johnson mud General Pierces party already in
field That shoul! be enough the energies of
every Wing. Our affairs aud fresiles stake
Will Re proposed tonight that steps he taken for the
celebration Of the anniversary Of Lundys Lanehat bril-
liant conflict which our cstrous leader covered him
self and his country with glory As Sunday is the 2oih,
Saturday evening has been suggested time for
the patriotic commemorative Utdnesray's Whig.
The grsa. "Raly" did off the African Church,
Wednesday night, and learn from Wings that not more
than tro hundred persons present Mr. "Yaer kivcr
Daniel attempted the ecs audience by reckless
assaults upon Gov. Johnson How is the Gbra,ar" fallen!
Mr. Bolts seeing that enthusiasm be gotten up in
Virginia for the Seward ticket will presume in the sp
II Of his warning on Friday night take up his bag and bag
gage in disgust and seek the purer of
other State wherein fire of his blunderbuss in behalf Of
q "merc soldier.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

FOR me Enquirer.
THE TOMB OF THE MOTHER OF WASHING ToN.
Shall il be told in Virginia, tina, this mennonite OF the
dead the venerated dead still unfinished, and neglected.
Can you know this Sons and Daughters OF Virginia. No.
il canno, have been told yon, for knowing it, would have
reused your feelings into action and should nave been
spared this melancholy announcement.
In passing through Fredericksburg few days past,
learn, that the Monument generously dedicated 10 this ne
resting individual BY Burrows OF New York has not yet
received lis capstone which lying IT, and appears
serted and left to fall into ruin
The individual who generously commenced and carried on
the work far understand, failed in his pecunary
10 complete the work. and may presume that he received
no friendly aid 10 the difficulty Where is the chi
vnlry of Virginia, that will not come The rescued Is
there to take up the subject and spare Virginia the
rnancholy reflection OF the neglect OF her and daugh
ter. in fulfilling sacred trusi7 Let the stranger he
passes BY The OF this Monument not have
the acratitudc of the State.
appeal TO YOU Messrs. Editors 10 bring this subject 10
the attention Of Virgnias and daughterstne
OFFICIALLY, for the subject FINER
rEEsSas; and il will be 10 their place Tie
on lis Monument and complete the work commenced by
gent New Yorker whose admiration OF this daughter Of
Viz ria induced him 10 undertake the rearing and dedca'
ing this Monument 10 her. The appeal then, is 10 lie
riHTERs or FlEaiSA. and with you Messrs. Editors
lea, The subject: trusting that YOU will recommend II 10
their attention. and nduce Immediate action in the premises
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
SAMUEL T. WALLER, Scc'y.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PowHA

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN POWHATN.
a meeting Of the Democratic party OF Po"hatn coun-
~ at the Cru House, the It'll day OF July tlrt being
court tav Dr. John B. Harve called the meeting o'6ei
and On his motion, Dr.. A. CIump was elected diai1nan,
AMI John Spears Secretary
Mr. William Old Jr, made short and npproPlse speech
EXPRESSING cii:c appreciation Of the Democitc party
with the nominations III. National Democratic ConvtE-
lion held in Baltimore and his motion, nc loiowlne
prcarnal resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the proceedings oil the late Convection OF lie
.moGraric Republican Party Of the United States, held IN
Bt,nn,c on tic st Tuesday in last month have called
fr fXucssons Of approval and satisiactloi from Ire
Democrats in various portions oil the lnoa We ihs Dc
,ucts Gi Powatan cordially endorse the plantations Tor
President and Vice President made BY ;a cnveniian and
heartily support The general pGcples annourea 10 e eso-
lu.iucs adopted by H. Therefore,
| Resolved That will give 4 zcalji; TIC united sap
Eor 10 Franklin P.crCc ii New Hampshire nnd iliia!n H.
knn iaba'aa, the Democratic NOMINEES Tor fIesileht
ard Wee President
> Resulted That while rrsaii i6serTiCcs Of Gen.
rl Piece IA ne late with Mckee, Indications OF
h.n degree o. and patriotic dcNoon I" MS country
lie unqualified approval give TO his ninaon ana Dc
.e u srpU.t him Tor high political ol; spring rom con.
s:el.!J- lupoant III gu: srwtiah eldtithhe !u'
nary services however is schuse We STE IN his
past IL, ard present POSITION the cEarb cridencrs n de-
voion 10 republican principles urnchinG attachment
he equal rights OF both sections }, Tie Unicn. and
determine ion to oppose all ns-ais upon Tie nights
aud properly Of the South that pLgc ourselves to give
Mira u hearty and united support.
g. Resolved That in William Il. k5g, We recognize gen.
taar nd statesman, worthy the support oil patriotic and
Intelligent people.
l. Neso!yi T.t in lie cnnnuetornsperi;y ofal portions
o The couny under The operation OF The tariff 81 lS4o,
ana tie independent treasury system the Democracy ot s
country has the best and ccar.t Hdenc"s OF the truth OF
their principles and The wisdom oilhc!r policy.
An! on moior IL was Resolved That copy Of the pro-
ccedines OF this meeting, he forwarded 10 the Richmond
Enquirer and Examiner for publiutoa.
Aad on notion tive meeting it:n Adjourned
AENER CRUMP Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
COMING OUT.

We find the following In the Na,chcz Free
Trader Of the 10Th inst:
WHIe hEsrRTloS-On Monday last, at The Democratic
ratification meeting in Fayete Jefferson county Misss-
sippi FOUR of the most influential Wings of Jefferson
forward and gave in their adhesion Pierce
and King and gave their for doing Never
gentlemen in higher spirits than the unnchng Democracy
Of Jefferson county.
And the Paulding Clarion has the following:
Without intending 10 be at all invdious, will mention
me Of several gentlemen in this section of former
hgn standing in the wing ranks who have ont boldly
.o lerce and King Hon. George H. Fooe, of Noxubee,
gentleman of superior uents and great influence and who
zen ot Years regarded the Wing leader in thai
~, h oah . Burke, prominent Wing of Rankin; and
las nouen not least Col Edmonson sheriff Of this county
Ml To a 'ot e Democracy this fall for the first time in
lheif ives we could instance many other names were it
necessary but II is not and we will conclude by coneratu
atng the Democracy in Consequence of these valuable
cessions to their ranks
The Missssppian says it could add the names ri many
worthy and honorable men, heretofore Wings in thai an.
adjoining counties. Mississippi will compete for the
Democratic majority OF all the States OF the Union,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
THE FISHERIES OF THE BRITISH PRO,

THE FISHERIES OF THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
BosTcs J.;y 20 THE steamer Admiral bring. Us 81,
Johns y. b. papers - the 18Th JULY The lornlng News
Of na date says that "A OF English Cruisers abou,
20 light down upon the fleet OF lawess fishermen tina, nest
these waters, from the Land of Notions.
The Halifax Morning Chronicle gives list of the vessels
that are to cruise this service in British American
ies, during the present 1t includes one fyae OF
~ guns the soop Sarpho, y guns; sloops Devas.
tl0n and Buzzad each guns, steam soop James guns
besides ketch three argantnes and eight schooners
making total Of 10 armed vessels 10 be engaged in this SER
The Johns News says that Mr Webster is about 10 yi.
that city, and that H. NJ steamrgate has been offered 10
him Tor cruise in the ST. Lawrence for The benefit of his
heal:h "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
To the Editors of the Enquirer:

To the Editors OF The Enquirer: -,
NASHVILLE, TEsS., JuLr TO- 1852.
Conference.-The Editors of the Whg, of your city, some
time since perpetraed hghaIun article IN "hch appears
This sentence: -. $50,
"The Democrats have holy horror OF Chippewas luck
They ALWAYS had The British know 1.-THE locos Eno"
the knowing ones bet against winning horse
and ON stumbling horse they will never stake dime His
success is as certain as death or taxes"
read the above paragraph days since and nave oee
fed Win painful apprehension OF hearing Of the Editors
sudden demise. -
Is il possible tina, he still ves7 For Gods sake let me
hc,r from YOU and relieve from further suspense Inc
Wbias here will not bet that Scott will get 80 electoral
votes much less that he will be elected. Kcspy:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
For The Enquirer
A WARNING!
- r,,, ,Bp net ,s sEreaG in Tie sight " any bHG

Surely in rain spread /" he sig" q any ora
Friends of The Unioa! have most Important ana 'e
s,nnsibe darv 10 perform in the next Presidential election
IT, ronno, be brought right conclusion by The noise oi
rho drum and the fife We must think and reason on me
c,s before u.s. This rational process has brought my nina
" H.. deliberate conclusion that the man VINO votes Tor
ne,a scott votes for further agitation Of The fugitive
slave law See SIN resolution oi The wing phtlotl. u
la, Tho man who Gen. Scott votes Inc use VI f
krpular Army, whether composed OF natives Ut aes 10
,Lr .bolonsls See Gen. SCOTS letter {" acceptance.
And further the man who votes for Gen Scott Is reckless
- ,ba T. MON; for il can be maintained on Bots plan
Of "SHoor THEM DowS" which Cen Scott IN his famous
rl.se hints furnish texts volumes OF continent The
ss cas all the friends Of Tie Union to serious hcuah
and patriotic action Let us treat with me contempt 'cy
u ,h cries Of chippewa" "Lundy's Lane,
thusty plate Of s0ur" and all such badsdash ana come
10 This business like intelligent ireemen TINS Is no Tine io
men 10 be carried away by the intltnmaory ha'anSues
dcmayopues the frantic huzzas oil thcir dupes or inc
"IOATHSOMl;" falsehoods OF their pro!iigale presses
Lei free Americans never forget this great rulh-Siand
iru armies in the general fight for MASTER Inc volln
,ccrs and militia always fight tor LIBERTY! ShNEA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
Err IL. Enn,,;r.,

-, T CT me enquirer.
The justices of The peace elected under constu-
ton for the county Of Louisa assembled at their Court
House. on the l2h inst and after being Quatd were or
eanzei BY elec.ng Dr. Archibald Anderson presiding us
tice ami decided that the county should be
Of the presiding justice and two other usces
with him. except in matters where the law directs that all
the justices in the county shall be summoned They viii,
again their next court Tor the purpose Of classifying
the justices. OSE WHO WAS PRESENT
Jrty l5-g 1870