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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
Wanted to Hire Immediately!
Good Axe-Men,

ITO clear the timber OF the liAs Of the Rail Road,
] fiom here to Palmyra. ..
Persons wishing 10 Contract for Grading Sections
on this line can get Fair L1lee per Cubic YNd for
doing the same, and Payments made Satisfactory 10
them by applying 10 me, at this place or Pamvra.
Hannibal, May 10, l853.-(d2ws) NJ. STEER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19

MAY ia.IsSs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19

ATTEMPTED SuIoiDE.--A man who gave his
name as John KosSuth, with his leg dreadruly
cut, which he had inflicted with pair Of scissors
under the influence Of liquor. He was tailor
by trade, and lived on Second street, near Cher
ry.--I Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
DR, 3. n. WASHINGTON,

Ts Agent for the chronological, Walsr-Cusss and all
i other publications Of Messrs, EowlsTS 4 Wells, and
will procure theirs OF any other Wegks Ca seeSnpeaAs
ting SsTas erdCrs respectfully solicited. (uyieNdH}
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
Smith & Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street

THEY take this method OF informing the citizens
i Of Hannibal and vicinity, that they have opened
new family grocery store on MARKET street, immedi
Aiely north Of the market house, where they intend
keeping all kinds OF Groceries suited TO the
We int nd Keeping on hand all kinds Of marketing, and
will be pleased to friends al any time when they
want anything in our line, We have, aud will eont
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand during the winter
season. As We have the best opportunity Of pureha.
sing Fowls, Vegetables, &c, viii be to every neN's
interest 10 call examine, before purchasing else.
where, as We will have everything that sSn be oh
tanned at the market house during the day.
AOv2Uf SMITH q. DICK
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
TAILORING.
4 JOHN A. LENNON,
Merchant Taylor,

Lave associated themselves together for the
l i Wpo,s Of earyi ng on tho TAILORING BUsl-
MSS in all its various branches.
On Main street, one door north Of the Brady House,
and next door TO C. w. Brysn'S Stove Store.
They have ane will keep the best Or Journeymen all
thu time, and will Execute Work as Expedilieusly,
a. neatly ana aS fashonAblY as they know how.
We will not we will beat the man that hes the
fashions, but will say they will keep rs hsar tho pic
tu,rs as possible.
M Lennon has the largest, best and cheapest stock
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, VeStAgs Trimmings and Sum.
mer Goods, that Hannibal ever bad the good luck 10
have in Il.
III Give Us a call gentlSmsa, you are abound 10 be
suited in my kind, or quality OF GooIS
Hannibal, April ~, 1853. dam
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
Take NotiCal

fNo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERNING Is 10
i certify that we are in great need OF money. And
without further prslimnaries wish to say TO all In.
debed TO Smith & Dick, either by note or account,
walk up To the scratch, and pay part, if you Cannot
nay all and you have no idea how grateful We will
iee for so great favor Besides Il will put vs. under
greater obligations to confer fAvors on sou.
mylSdtC SMITH b DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19

lust received, general assortment Of Fancy
y Fashionable Summer Goods, Tissues, Shall
Grape Shawls, Embd Bertha Capes, Black Silk
Wells, Enid Linen Cambria Hahdkereheirs,
Painted Collars, Superior Whale.BOnss, &c.,
60, Of reduced prices.
Please call and see. 8. M. MOORE.
May nth, lS53-dSt)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
CELEBRATION At WASHING TONS HEAD
QTARTERS

Saturday the 26th, great day at Newburgh. The
farmers of Orange County stirred to the good work by
severo earnest men of Newbugh resolved 70 bring trees
and pant the bare fed which, for many has b'Tne
wines TO the neglect of the good people OF the town OF oae
Of the most beautiful spots in the place
The committee who undertook TO alter this position OF at
fairs oba ned from Mr. Clarence Cook landscape gardener
plen for the arrangement Of the grounds This pan III
cudes broad avenue twenty five feet in width leading to
the principal point of the place fountain whose BASIN
seventy five feet in diameter terrace commanding mag
ufcent view and sidewalks communicating with The house
itself the prominent point Of interest
On Saturday morning at o'clock the trees began 10 ar
rive The plan of the grounds had been carried out near
the house aud the holes for in that portion mostly dug
during the previous week TIE trees brought were mostly
in good condition and between andI2 O'Clock the ground
presented Of animation and busy good natured labor
delightful to witness. The trees were al labeled with the
name Of the gver who for the most part planted her own
trees bui abundant help a. hand, provided by the
Cemn.itoo.
AT - O'clock the first gun Of Federal salute was fred
and shortly after Mr. j. r Ieadey made brilliant and
opporune address At the close Of his speech Mr. Cook
presented TO Mr Headley behalf of the town. sword
which had formerly belonged Gen Ia Fayee but which
had been presented to Col Francis Barber in exchange
for bis own by the General at social supper given by the
officers of the American army after the ba;se of Trenton
When these matters were finished, the contributors Of
trees and the ladies' invited to partake OF cold col
laton set out in the famous with doors aud one
window and its big chimney up which, if one looks he may
the blue sky.
Now that the work begun the laying out Of the grounds
will proceed with and elaboration untlt is completed
NeHbureh may well be proud of the fact that when she
wants park she hasn't batter at the doors of corrupt
Common Council until she gets it, but simply calls her
people together and makes one for herself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
l,rreaRy WTEiLi0EHoE.

n having been proposed 10 pnblish Prof Bs'vi
.s psnoss work Analytical Medtsncs, provided
subscriptions to tho amount Of $500 cou'a po "o'a"o"
In advance paper was oponed nj the Campr"so "ooN
.o,o f,w woeis sinco and on The first day forty scycn
.o,,,, v,,s .ubscribcd for when We consider tho M
,u,, AZ ,r work dealing In tbs very hShs branches OF
Mathematics fact certainly very honorable TO Amer
lean Science The subscription already amounts to I'D
copies
Mics HARRIET M,RrrsE.U Is engaged IN translaiing
co,rrs Phosople Posture with the aid Of Prof Nichol
the well known astronomer.
Several publishers have applied to print BArARD TAr'
rons forthcoming Book Of Travels 1t will doubtless ap
pear early next year.
-Redfeld is about 10 bring out in n handsome volume
collection of the articles on the Crystal Palace and us
Exhibition which have appeared in The NEG YORK Tn
lime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
A srEECH BY MR.. BUCHANAN.

A; the Lori Msvors dinner on the 9th inst the Lord
lcheersl coupling with the tcss the Of the Ameri.
can Minister.
M BrcHASaS who wss conspicuous among his en-
h-citfed and spauged colleagues by being dressed in
plain clothes in responding TO the toast said he performed
the duty although had Unexpectedly devosed upon him.
with hearty ard cheerful goodwill Ii his diplomatic
eSfes had al been present they could not have failed 10
be zrsffed the in which the toast had
eeived enc IN their well as fer himself he beg
red 10 return thanks for the distinguished honor conferred
1pcn them He confessed he had been very much struck
with Gorgeous spectacle he had witnessed that evening
He had az in bis own land descriptions Of these splendid
pseesns Of the middle sges but the reality fully equal
10 the 6escrirtion This spectacle had made deep and
lastiDg impression upon his imagination in this unitarian
age. His country progressive, yet he knew how TO
admire such magnificent spectacle Of ancient times
This truly the age Of utiitarianism What desc
ersfion Of chivalry and romance was TO place steam
boat on the Lake Of Killarney "a laugh He might
mention a commentary the age in which they
lived that, at the very moment today when he fin
nted reading description of this pagent, no received
quires to the mode in which very distinguished
statesman in this country proposed 70 consume the smoke
Of London Hear, hear and taught This was an idea
which had not vet presented itself TO the minds of his
eourrymen He Mr. Buchanan did did not profess him
self to be dipomaiist Very far from it, But in this
sge diplomacy had rendered important services to the
world The frat and highest duty of dipomatis was to
exercise all bis faculties, consistently with his instructions,
10 preserve peace and 10 promote friendly relations among
tie nations Of the earth This task though less glorious
far useful to mankind than that of the warrior
ard be yentured hope that might be successfully per-
formed BY the distinguished dplomas who at pres
eni irruted with negotiations which the peace of the
world might depend. Loud cheers
Tie Lord Mayor latter proposing The health of the
Lord Chancellor who briefly returned thanks said they
were that occasion honored with the presence Of many
Of her Mejesty's Ministers cheers, among them the
head Of Government which, il well known, had ex
ered itself 70 the utmost to preserve the peace of the
world Loud cbeersl The most unwesried endeayors
had been made by the cabinet TO maintain the peace Of
Europe and Of the world large and he had much pleas
in proposing "The health Of the Earl of Aberdeen
and her Majesys Minister. The toast wac received
with loud cbeering1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
THE VERY LATEST

Advices from Rome state that the exciting from the
banks Of the Danube has created great excitement among
the young soldiers of the French army of occupation and
also among the Oldest in the service and that
applications have been transmitted to the competent
authorities for permission witness the operations of the
Turkish army.
The Dresden Journal contains some details of the mill
ay preparations of Russia Besides the three corps in the
Danubian Principaites and Bessarabia there is fourth
movable corps in vohyna and Podoa and large masses
of troops are said to be concentrated in other places AT
Kremenshuck eight regiments of curassers and four
regiments of ancers and eight regiments Of Dragons are
stationed Charkoco Besides these there numerous
corps Of Cossacks ready take the field Large bodies Of
troops too marching reinforce the army under Prince
WoroWrOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
Thursday Papal Aggrcssion Va
Warning to Americans"

a,o Ipauls,tjonp Thursday Papai hggre5fion Va
sms,,saE F,day-" Warning 10 Americans"
ptee,ss Hoax House Is extensively rad In tho gold
Mr. Ilnon MILLER tho goologsi IL giving in Ihe r.
inLnygh tnns Newspaper Of which he !. me clGr' 'ns
,,oy Of hi, cay life. under tho tito Of NY on'o" ""'
+" sebooImnsters; or, the Story OF my Education.
TH, E,uL on ELLrsaERE has become possessed OF
complete copy Of important English work relating 70
The dgcoyery OF America II Is onttled Divers Voyages
@tou.Lue he discovery Of America, and tho Islands ad
;a,ent unto the some &c and printed by Thomas
dawson for Thomas Woodcocke in 1882 40 II wa. com
piled and prepared BY The celebrated Richard haAuy'
WHO dedicated il 10 Sir Philip Sydney.
Prof JAMESON has been compelled by reason Of pro
tra,t,d illness to resign the Chair of Natural History IN
suTKip1s KsowLEs who has been lec.uring to deeply
interested audiences in Edinburgh on the dognas and
doerues of Popery recently occupied the pulpit OF the
Tabernacle Creenside place. in the new character Oh
preacher vi the Gospel OF Christ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

az kseOt snttho whole N,Auh oro ,hus eonccnt, eici
in lever Neaeha would amount only 81 iNuoo mon, IN
tvt, e,cvnuts tc'rooo'.,d rate q, 80 hahasmng'h
wh,,tas thc Eeesara ate plainly soi n between iooop ani
lOVtO With ttn,nn vaNNl,s anil artillery We walt With
tcmc ,utlcsit, ton the dvaile W 80 wme,Neh battle
tttm Me, 60 Last the mevvmcn,p rf ihc Raaenna k
tlte, NAna lions appear nnaVaUuahlc, Assuming eNon
that the kealA Tniks wrtu ultimately raised e. ,rge
totoc hN saocov nrm ,he oppcsa bank aAmo dNNs MT"
aal have dsrscd daring Witch they were but iNo.esr9n
ard whEtwVro The $4,000 Russians doing hcnf We m'NW
imgtiuV rchala. that Prince Eotohakei having heen
st,c,l, ttbai,n to h,yomp Tho aseaauL wae compsyl
t. walt for the attack of the otcmans hut the hyp
Is u once rcrstScd Nv the circumstances ot tho ana" I"
ONtrNtR whore Gen. rolloi tell upon tho new y'"ns
wuhcu, hesitation cr scrurlc Vet Veneis r''ioa v,"
DO this 5, poln,, why cnull Mt Hoaers'
de- the same az another Ii the crmcr crhh"V' W."
had HIS npO trA,ps against the $4,000 ptnmans ~ V'
uss why could NOT the latter employ ms SS .n or
srSns, The 1900 otomans a, NMN,m w. ~ ,o y,
sulis amounts l., this That the right wing oi ,he hu
saus comprising their principal ieco has been do'ea,ed
h r t, wins ~ the Turks while the Turkish cnncr
hss slso hen victorious al nrtukai and Is ON the i'm
mediate cntc 10 the Russian head quarcrsin numbers su
p,gicr "a thc enemy ,
could have been permitted IN pursuance of any preccn
colvcd policy on the part OF the Russians we must con
s. disbelief In The general lesson which Wy seem TO
convey We cannot pretend 90 be of opinion that the
conditions If past times reversed, aud hatthe military
ssccrdsucy II the Car has been transferred 10 the
Sultan We fully anticipate that the Otomans VIII nti
ma;Cly DC discounted, hut, the contrary should hieei
rrVyC 10 bp true more will be gained for tho peace OF
furore than If the Vienna noto had been accepted by all
parties the day when IL first appeared Ii tho Russian
empire far from hrt aonng the balance Vt power or
the liberties Of moro civilized Staesso far from menac
inc the Turkish empire with absorption in its owns acn
ally unable TO cope with Omor facha in the Dlnubian
finCipgitos the most difficult and alarming question OF
modern state politics viii have been resolved at Mr..
David lIguhar may len claim such triumph for potl
cal foresight before fell TO the lot Of man. but such
will lie the general satisfaction of Europe at the result that
uolody-we ihink we may promise him-will be at all
likely 20 ropine az his exclusive credit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
WEST INDIES.
THE BAHAMA ISLANDS.

Files Of Nassau N p journals to the goth of October
have been received.
The American schooner Ida, Delstour, arrived from
New York October n.
We informed that the authorities have arranged that
the Government schooner shall leave the harbor OF Mas
sau for the out Islands the l4th Of every month
ship in dis,res. appeared In the ofng of Nassau upon
the evening Of the 18th ultmo She discovered TO be
English chip under jury masts We have not learned
her name neither her port Of departure Destination
Some wTeckcrs went out 10 aseisi her.
An extensive robbery Of gold and silver coin had taken
place the store Of Messrs. H. Addorly Co, Nassau.
haine $4,000 or tzo0OO supposed 10 have been
treced from iron chest by means ~ duplicate key
Flour reported scarce u Nhysau, and had conse
gueuy taken rise 70 sOPer barrel Sugar and m,asses'
lad slsO risen IN prize.
The Government schooner Union had arrived a Nassau
from Insguh hnd tho various out SlhD1s in her route
he 1Nb II Octobef We barn from his Tint nj
insguh The weather bad bern hDs snd that nj long Cay
Crooked Island the Eslt business fayOrsbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

pace 81 Cxsscl The Minister cs.od muyaeF. and y
srsst csewa assembled Ns,aetl, bat Ceaes ,sceeare
sAsatsA Ted people be cute, IL is ce,y year rssmc
-M@ls,,h nssscnteoS, whe@ ! az eclAeo'iNS '
Ceeer greeted tAss announcement rsug was formed.
AVID uassssrsse MAS whipped until ,Ae CNan' Aecame
usUa
TIE dismissal II she Rev, ~. Maaslce iro@ his
Neesxicsl VAsr a. Ma C,'cko, tcWd"a Oa',ers',y,
esetes srsS, alteration awNae The Evangelical party
fNe lercsy III Which he is accused, 10 that he dees
net believe IN the e,er1,y ri punishment bat holds
Tat Geas lcVe Is sweater and universal than Che
~,sAeiacss ri men, nc course the N,SA Church IN
tesVsss isef very mach in this question which is IN
A.f question of aris,Ncrae, heyNad she grsvN The
skNtSysts M nc CAUrcA feel ecN1cd by The idea taat
al he snxers may D. sav stlAsN and No exclasccncss
yreSsilia Ac&vou. am croAly iUErmel that matters
vii Sei rcwaiG in tie present position since pr Mat
rce las he<n enabled by large subscription 70 Cry the
Ssssssn in tie law coars lie is The scnois Unitarian
Cierssnss AMI himseltaiehly respected by his numer
sxs pspsls asSry VI whom are CcrSyncn OF influence
Nrcple wAo are isny informed OF the state Of religious
Ssslrs wsas Ae pale Of she Church Of England believe
NAT an exrsessou aust soOa take place in 'Aa' body
eAer sestc,i-s the ruscyise faction. which works on
CAxrh ~ EvancclisslS iato open dissent. But wa'e
the CAxrsA IS - ieert engaged in aOemSte ccn'rc'
VERSES We read Ia she papers that 679 lbs OF opium
were Imported ;ato England las: mouth and that the
r<Sq,e 81 HnSApi anl lresnd spend yearly above two
lsssrsl and airy millions Of dollars for intoxicating
arsls ami We have not hesra that The Bench Of BisA-
evs or any other imPogtSn; section Of the established
CNurcA las iSAer up the cause Of Temperance Taey
care r the creed not Tor the morality Of their Hooks
CO D.; eve sAe particulars Of the strikes IN Ian
caslise. as your correspondent. pr. Marx, seems
70 sss3y this question more thoroughly. Some papers
have stated la. Koss@sA has disappeared from Lo-
1ou wAich Is untrue others have declared that the
GerCr~ls Dembinsk and Klapka have 90; commands in
Turkey which is premature Klspka left Marseilles
cE CoIstsntHope the 2ls Of October, but there Is
70 probability that any Hungarian will obtain active
employment before Austria hiss dropped her insidous
nask Of seu;rsliiy. Only ;he renega1oes of MePPO
aid Damascus are employed in the Turkish army AMI
tiose French and English officers who have formal
permission of their Governments TO enter the service
Of tie sultan A. 2. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
AUSTRALIA,

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
EEKNIDA

We have iabs Gcyees from Bsnasd4. feaeb.ng ~
nov - 1hs Koy0i Noz1< Gays
The weather ff ihf past I'm neIvs days has ieen
sefy ysflsbjs a. sis Il excessively oppressive
sEG n afDlLsf be- afsssDsttf ifi ~ lo as 81 ifzfass
FsAfslhsi We lsss han sifDsz saies, principally ryia
~ s5gf sg,d Bnib esxl, am fpAsb fan bum sunday
sglt ~ yssieflSy sfisfbDDA rs fais ft ih t,,'ths
Wiz e1ff 0.fse B4Asy cad ,siils, ss1JfH changes vii
Aaye ~ ne eiaise. gleb ain ssf4ft1saisi1 sysis
DDs vii pyDss 1ss'4tGsr an M Lssf - spy sss
essf fLDe usyt pst sstsssj tfsyss ysfy g@pz.,ppsy
u Il fsssf
Iefsfs bsss bses ,.s3yes t'sn. W. fse.jss'y tjsy
tff tttf ID ~ Hmm Sis nep I'm a-i.9 ~ 10"
f,ss fif IN - Osc1e ste1ys7Dz a'~ W. rln s'yfs "
a. Ges4t5s,ejs ~ -. C4sgy W ~ f4et4i p,is'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

The screw steamship City OF Glasgow, from Liverpool
Nov o. arrived at Philadelphia on Saturday with 500 pas
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-04-27
Later from Rurope.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT " Y.
The Royal mail steam ship Aro5ia,
Capt. Judkins, has arrived at New-York
from Liverpool which port she left on the
9th inst. ...>.,4.
STATE OF TRApE.-Trade in the man.
ufacturing districts is unchanged. The
commercial advices from India, however,
are regarded as unfavorable for manufac-
lures.
TIE HAvRE Corros MARKET has
advanced from two TO four francs, and the
sales during the week ending on the 9th
inst, have comprised $4,000 bales.
AFoaEIoS IrEMs.-The House Of Hop.
schlager, Of Bremen, has failed. The
liabilities arc estimated atGll4,Oo0.
Queen VauToRIA has given birth to
another son.
A project Is on foot in the British
Parliament TO reduce, the National debt.
The emigration from Europe to Australia
is very large.
It is rumored that the Emperor OF
France intends to modify the Cotton du-
ties, and much opposition to the proposed
modification is evincel in the Manufac.
turing Districts. The Emperor is said to
be sick. It is believed that the Pope will
yet come TO Paris to crown him.
The Protestant in Holland are agitating
against the established Catholic Hier-
archy.
1t is reported that the States Of South
orn Germany will blockade Switzerland
The King Of Prussia has offered the
Madiais asylum in his Kingdom.
1t is stated that Austria has peremptorilr
refused the demand ofSardinia, and that
Count Ravel, the sandman minister at
Vienna, has demanded his passports.
II is rumored that the Chinese have
iegslised the Opium trade.
The Turkish question progresses slowly
AS Austria demands satisfaction for the
persecution Of the Dalmatian Christians.
The Russian army has been Withdrawn
from the Frontier, and the aspcct,oi affairs
seems to DO pacific.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-04-27
Executive Department.

mo. 5.
COLUMBIA, s. c., April I lth, 1853.
BY His Excelancy John L. Manning, Cover
nor and Cdmmander.in.Chief in and over
the State of South Carolina.
IN pufsuahce of an Act Of the General
4 Assembly Of this State, passed 10Th Of
December, A, ID. 1882, entitled L" An Act to
arrange the State into Districts for the cleo
ton Of Representatives, in tho Congress Of
the United States and for other PURPOSES
the votes for Membets Of the 33rd Congress
have been counted in the presence of the
Governor by Commissioners appointed for
that purpose, and il appears that John Nc
Queen has been duly elected for the ist
Congressional District, composed Of Lancas-
ter, Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington, Ma
rlon, Williamsburg, Horny, and Georgetown:
William Aiken for the 2nd Congressional
District, composed of the District of Charles
ton, exclusive of St Johns, Colleton; WIN.
+. Colcock for the 3rd Congressional Dis
tict, composed of Beaufort, Barnwell, Or
angeburg, Colleton, and the Parish Of St
Johns, Colleton; Preston s. Brooks for the
9TH Congressional District, composed of
Abbeville, Edgefcld. Lexington, Newberry,
and Laurens; James l.. Orr for the 9th Con-
gressional District, composed Of Anderson,
Pickens, GrecnVIlle, Spartarburg, and Union;
and VIM. w. Boycc for the 9th Congression
al District composed Of York, Chester, Fair.
held, Richland, Kershaw, and Sumter. Now,
therefore, l, John l.. Manning, Governor and
Commander in-Chief In and over the State
aforesaid, do issue this my Proclamation,
notifying and declaring, according to the
provisions Of the Act aforesaid, that John
MCQUEEN, VIM. Aiken, VIM. Colcock, Pres.
ton 8. Brooks, Jas. L. Orr, and VIM w.
Boyce had majority Of the votes in their
respective Congressional Districts, and are
therefore duly elected Representatives In
the 33rd Congress Of the United States.
Given under my hand and Seal of the
State, at Columbia, this llth day Of April,
A. D. 1889, and 10 the run year Of the Sow
ereignty and independence Of tho United
States Of America.
JOHN L. MANNING.
April 30 IL Ct
s=fs- All the papers in the State win pub
lish twice.