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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
500 Reward.

r OsT on last Court day. the 9Th inst, in
IL Clarksburg, or ON my way there from home,
an,old black leather POCKET BOOK, contain
FIVE zaoIlaE notes, on several different banks.
The above reward wiz be paid to any person
returning me the said pocket-bOok and money,
or upon leaving them at the Office of this paper
WIN. n. RICHARDS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Star. Foundry.

NULBERTSON, MORRISON s. Co, mani.
~ lecturers of Stoves, Crates, Hollowars,
Threshing & Reaping Machine Castings, und
Castings generally. No, GO Market street,
Wheeling, Va
Also, agents for Burke s. Barnes Patent SS.
lamander Fire Proof Safes. Warranted.
New additions are being constantly made to
our patterns je27 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
A Valuable Tract OfeLand
fONS Sale. ''l

4 0Ns ACRES lying on the Turnpike road
,1Af on Elk Creek, Ia miles from GlarksBurg
and 8 miles from PhiLppi. so or &c acres under
fence and about 40 acres set in grass, and a
young orchard Of the best grated fruit. Land
Of the finest quality Of soil aud pleasantly sit
uated.S 49, ..,.-..f - - .
For further particulars aud terms, apply to
Col. Jas. D. Hall or address the undersigned at
Winchester, Clark Co., Mo. T. ~ 49,. .. .-.
je2O If ,ssaE.s -g-... , C.S. CALLEHAN. e.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
7CiFCuiari of. i r1ces IN the, BaItIIeore,
ro, d. 5.gE sasis sg1 8ss.sgs.l q, 1855.
RANpoEPH 6 iIATfMER,
-66south Street Bowly's wharf

RANDOEP1cG LAIINHER,
* -66.South Street Bowly's wharf. &
AreLEs-Large receipts Aand market dull
Sales rs OTIS. @$2 Copper Dbl
BUrrER-D Demand active andprices firm
western at 14@c16 Common roll 14tals
GIades " 100 % Good 81 |" IS8e4
BErswAx.-NO demand we au6te nominal at
&c cts.
BACox-Market active and prices, firm. We
Shoulders, I21S@1ss! Hams, plain 12@14o
Sides, ID OLD 's fancy rs (al7
BEAxs'-sales of Mixed at 9l SO White at
COUNTRY Soar Sales at i6@7e. 5szsss
CATrLE@Ihe offering on Thursday last was
about 1000 head, 100 Of Witch Wsfe sofa nj
S711S@4sl2IS on the hoof, equalto S5756S8
on nett, 200 left Uns6ld ana the balance taken
out of the market u
We quote 5.,ss 1.''lsl - :
White 49, S6A9Oc 4 Yellow SSmq1c
G1ovERsEED- Sales at, ,e5@775. s.IsST l1.sl
CHEsNUTs.-Saes at 2 D@3 90 $3.50
DRIED FRUlT-sales of apples Paredatl 0O@It216
'-H Ha g" impaired i" SOFA 621S
!f Peaches pared tsI5Oa2OOS~
impaired &c 250@3OO
DEERsKINs.-SNlessa at l6(020 cts ~
FLoUR-The market has been firm all this
week and there seems to be Increased confidence
In the continuance of high prices. The receipts
-" 80 UNt = "a uIeL Dy uCLlVe demand and the
stocks do not Increase. We quote City Mills at
$8s871a@9, Howard, ST., at $500 F., (.
FLAxsEED--S4lesa at 81 .7OC0l.SU l....l
t,..a FURs. M
Rabbit at i toi2c. Red fox, so to Use.
Muskrat. 6,to-7 Mink 69tosT ~
Coon &igrey fox, l5sto20 Otter. 81 to So.
GENS(NGs-Ingood demand with sales ut 9O@35
HOcs.-Receipts large and prices huve dGcIi-
ned. Sales at STa5@5.25 :
o tARD:-7salesin bDls at l19I2 cts Kegs at
MusTARp Seed Sales at Cor cts .. .'
OATs---Md, 35 TO 49, Pa. Western Va;38 to AZ
RYE-Md: LOS tolls. Pa. ITO to I,l5. ~,
SNAkERoor-W equote Seneca Soto Toe. Vir-
gtnia 60 to 7Oc ,t,s's - ,.,a - "a -.
TALLow-Marketd ull-at II to l2c..
TIMoTHYsEED-We quote :, rs to $500
oOL:-Sales of unwashed ut 1S@2Oc.
g washed q 28@23.
Inferior to good red 81 80 to 900
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Legal Notices; Sales, &c.
House and Lot for Sale.

AAUNH9O s4IANN AAOU HUT SGaKG'
'ETNHE subscriber offers for sale house and lot
L located in the village of Johnstown, Hhrri-
son county, four miles from Romine's Mill The
lot contains nearly six acres, and there is cree
ted thereon, a good one story dwelling house,
store and warehouse. ~ -. -. .
|. For further information, address. e.
r. 1,. sg,st.s-.. .s... 4. L. Fl. JENKINS, ill.,.
|, sep26 if 5. Romine's Mill, Harrison CO., Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
New Advertisements.
Livery Stable.

I;s557~ The subscribers are pre- JH,=B8SL
LGAparcd TO accommodate the IE S{SII = ~
public with Horses, Vehicles, &c, ~ "
upon the most reasonable terms. Stable on
Pike street about half way between Walkers and
Dents Hotels, Clark sburg.
Horses taken on livery at reasonable rates
WRIGHT & SAVIOR
November 18th, lS55.-lv
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Rock AGENTS Wanted.

a GENTS WANTED in every town aud co1lrs-s
"A ty in tho United States, to soil tho most pop
ulAr and saieable books published, many of 6hotl,
beauti Illustrated with CotnliED
also the most popular works o, 4. s. Arthur, in.
cludidg ''Arlhut's Cottage Library
Intelligent and setiterrrlslng mon viii ind ehl4
o PleaSaut and profitable business. S49t5
For particulars, I'D dress post-pAidO
j. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No.As North -Four th StrehtS y
sep9sly FhilsdSlphia, Pa,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
GilDin,s VeeefabIe FiIIs.

A SAFE and excellent remedy for Constspss
1mpurity OF tho Blood, Los u Appetite s1Snu9
sea, Plenrisy, Liver Complaint, arid III Bilious
Affections: Price 127fstS. per boz.
Prepared and sold by GILPIE, BA1IY d
CANBY, Wholesale Druggisss, l45 Lombard
street, between Light and Charles sts, Baltimore.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
White Lead.

1OOO LBS EXTRA EAGLE LEAD, in 1216,
lOUU -. - and loo 70 kegs.
-" lbs Pure white Lead aground in Oil from II up
$40 th~ Dry White Lead, Of Superior quality
800 lbs White Zinc. ground in Ola prime article.
Also. u good supply Of all the various colors.
of every possible shade and hue, warranted of
the best quality. All Of which will be sold at a
small advance, by a. +. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
White Lime.

4 fine article just received which will be found
"A equally good and looks as nice Us the best
white paint for yard, garden and other fences
and ont buildings. Wonder why our Farmers
in their general prosperity don't make more use
of it Dor sale at A. +. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
For lSaIle 3
NEGRO WOArAsN ANDeC HTID.

"A NEGRO WOAEAaIEA ND child. She is,
lEA invent Two years old, black, fgenteel apz
pearanec and COED health She issas good cook
seamstres and house servaht. = ~
The child is q boy and healthy. = 81 H.
dress Box Nos52D, rGlarksburg Va; when
terms will be made known p > .l45ssis.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
BaiIy,s Worm Killer.

A safe and certain remedy, pFepa Isd and s6Id
by GlLPIN, BAILY q CANDY, WhOlesslg
Druggists, 126 Lombard street, between Light
and Charles Sta, Baltimore,
- These Medicines are GlsO sold Wholesale
and retail, In ClarksbuTg, by J. L. CARH
July nth, 1s6S.-6m.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Steam marble Works.

NTICHAELJ. RoHAE, 10. 66 Market street,
IH Wheeling, Va, keeps on hand and finishes
to order, all kinds Of Marble Monuments, Head
Stones, Mantles, GIindstones, dc. Also on hand
Plaster of Paris. An articles Will DO fnTnished
upon thu most reasonable tar1Da.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
WHEAT.

MARRIED. - ~ ~
On the 9th lust, by tho Rev, VIM. Bickers,
to Miss ELIZA VIRGINIA HIGHLAND, Of
Harrison. @e --.I
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
saddle and Harness Manu-
factory.

factory.
%S- The subscriber returns his sim
eerest thanks 70 the citizens Of
H. Harrison and the adjoining coun-
ties, for fhe liberal patronage be-
slowed up0n him. and would ectifully inform
tbetii4 f9iat he has removed his shop to The west
end Of town, on Pike st, CIarksburg, where he
Is prepared TO manufacture all articles in the
above Tine, in superior manner, at the most rea-
sopahie prices.
sadGies, Single and Double Harness, Collars
Of eYery description, Brides, Saddle Bags, otc..,
always on hand or made 10 order at the shortest
notice.
az Carriages, Buggies, etc, neatly trimmed.
THOS. JONES.
Clarksbu1g, May III. 1855. -ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Tar,
A. #. Barnes.

p Ut no Feathers for sale at
- a. +. BARNES
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
RandoIOh g. Lafimer

IINIOUR aud GENERAL COMMISSION
y MERCHANTS, &C South street, {BowIy's
whorf,) two doors south of Prattst,
They are prepared TO furnish bags TO persons
grain TO their address. auI9 Y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Negroes for Sale.

"a l will offer Mt public sale for cash,
E%S2RsA OH the 10Th day of November next, ut
SF7S8S}S$ the front door of the court house OF
x Upshur county, being the first day of
kSS@Sthc November term OF the County
w. Court for said county, two likely young
Y 2SS negro men, now belonging to the es-
R% tate OF Joseph Wood, decd.
The said negroes have had good experience rs
farm hands, house servants and oStlcrS, and will
be sold for fault whatever but for the liquiIu-
tim of the debts of the said Wood.
eau. recommend the said negroes rs being
faithful and trustworthy servants. for which ref
ercnce can be had to A. PoUndstOnc, D. s. las
cldcn and B. Basel of said county, and also JAS.
p. Bartlett, of Cl"rksbur@. Harrison CO., Va, to
whom said negroes have been hired for several
ycNrS.
Persons fishing to pureh"xe: Will do we'll to
groes are seldom offered for sale.
WM. L. BALSLEY,
Admir-. de bonis non, with tho will annexed
Joseph Wood, decd:
BUCKIGANNO Sept. Goth. lS55.-St.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14

K. MILLS LOCK IRMARY,
- No. 81 SoUTH Gar ST.,
(BetG0sen Second and L01ubGrH StS., Bat. J
- PEEDY CURE EXPECTED or NO MO.
NEY REomnYn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Cbar,NpS Is. Fcwix,
O.. =. & w. w. Lewis,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
West Union, Va.
Address VIM. w. Lewis, West Union. Dod-
bridge county, Va.,--C. S Lewis, ClarIlsburg,
Va. my3l ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14

DEALER in Books and Stationary, and all
- such articles as apprrtan to the Book bust
ness. Main street, Clark sburg, Va
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
Flour Barrels Wanted

A 7 tbs Olarksburg Mil for which tbs suh -,
n 66rs win pay tie highest market eas pIIeo.
EAM,L. 3. STEEL 81 bio
0sflaburA Sept. ard, lsb0s-sepb Sln
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14

'OIg 8. GOULD. tUB. a ObE1Ot
John .. Gould 81 co..,
ENoRW AND COMMISSION Msr.
y chants, Fettsrman, Va, W holesale dealers II
Groceries, Iron, Salt, Glsss, etc, etc. Gafsfun
for past fayors, solicit q cohtindaHce 81 patton.
SeP6 ~
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Medical Card.
DR.. Thomas bailey,

OFFERS his professional services to the cit
~ zens of Clarksburg and vicinity. For the
pSsent he may be found at the Northwestern
hotel. [GEEas $50 Jy,l2 II
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Certain Cure or no Charge,

EZRA D. liARTWELI., President. s
GEO. FALRCHlLD, Secretary. sepsg / y
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COMMITTEES.
Salt and Iron

WILL hereafter be kept at the POINT MILL
LOO IRA HART.
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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-08-23
TIRE RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA AT FORT
RILEY.

The New York Tribune has letter dated
Fort Leavenworth, August 9TH, giving an &C
cNunt of the reports that had reached there, in
relation to the ravages of the cholera at Fort
Biley. The writer says:
"Major Ogden, commanding officer at the
ftrs, despatched messenger on Wednesday
last, stating that his men were dying off by
dozens daily; that he and all the other officers
were almost worn out by their exertions in ia
king care of the sick; and, in addition to this
calamity, seven of the newly-erected buildings
had been struck by lightning and almost de-
molished, killing eleven men.
YESTERDAY another messenger arrived with
dispatches to Colonel Sumner at Fort Leayen-
worth, stating that Major Ogden was attacked
with the disease, which was assuming it's most
fatal character, proving fatal in many instances
in thirty minutes. Mr.. Danton, of this city,
brother-in-law of Major Ogden, left here at six
o'clock last evening, for Fort Riley, taking with
him DR.. Phillips. Some forty miles on the
road they met Sergeant Long, with dispatches
containing news of the death of Major Ogden,
and many others. The wife, four children, and
servant girl of Major Woods died within one
hour from the time the first was attacked. Mr..
P. found Sergeant Long at the roadside, per
fectly exhausted, having ridden down three
horses, after being up several days and nights
taking care of the sick. Sergeant Long repre-
sents officers at the fort in the worst condition
imaginable. None were found willing to bury
the dead. DIR. Simmons and all the ladies of
the garrison had fed. The chaplain was the
only officer left alive, and the soldiers scattered
il every direction.
' " MIR. Sawyer, who has charge of the public
works at Fort Riley, was having much trouble
9th the hands employed by the Government
Tsho had broken into the store rooms, seized
tae liquors, and were, at the time of the
Messengers leaving, endeavoring to get hold
Of the Government funds. A detachment of
troops left Fort Leavenworth to-day and hope
to reach Fort Riley in time to prevent further
outrages by the mob.
Major Ogden leaves wife and four chill
dren lat present living at New Haven, Conn
to mourn his loss. He was one who might be
called bright ornament to any society; was
an accomplished, chivalrous officer, and thor
ough-bred gentleman, whose loss will be keenly
felt by all who knew him."
The Washington Star says:
"This morning, authentic accounts from
Fort Riley, up to the LIST instant, were received
1T the War Department, from which we gather
that Majors. Woods and Armstead are not dead,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-08-23
EMANCIPATION.

1t gives US pleasure to state that many
sDuthern men are manumitting their slaves.
Many of them seem disposed, also, to give this
degraded race start in the world by means of
hich they may secure comfortable livelihood
far themselves and their families. We note the
following as among the encouraging signs Of
the times. The last number of the lronton
SPIRIT ofthe Times says
CDR P. G. Holt, of Union county, KY, about
$50 miles below Louisville, has emancipated his
slaves twenty-five in number. Last week he
brought eleven of them to this place. Employ
ment has been furnished them at Olive Fur.
mace, by Mr.. Peters. The remaining ones are
expected here soon. Of those that came, there
are five married men, whose wives are slaves,
held by different masters. DR.. Holt, we are
informed, offered full price for the purchase
OF those wretched persons, to enable them to
go with their husbands and fathers to land of
freedom, but their humane masters refused to
sell them for even full equivalent. In the
preparation for exodus, one case of peculiar
cruelty occurred. Some days before they left,
the wife of one of the men that came was pur-
posely sent off some forty miles, to prevent her
husband from taking a last farewell; and when
he inquired for her, he was informed that she
would soon be sold, to go South. The other four
took leave of their wives and children, with the
expectation never W see JISll again. LIZ. l1OIL
has voluntarily relinquished his title to more
than $4,000 worth of drailable property in
Kentucky. Not only that, but he is devoting
his time and money to their wants"
May the blessing of Heaven attend him, and
may others, similarly situated, initiate his self
denying example. The Cincinnati Herald Of
Freedom of the Both ult. says:
" Manumitted.-The persons of whom we
spoke last week, under this head, are from
Satchez, Mississippi. Their names are John
Pickering, Charles Courtlouth, and William
FOODS. They are all relations. Mr.. Picker
iIg has nine children, who, with his wife, will
oil be free. The name of their owner is Young
hey are about to purchase land in Ohio, to
s.ttle on.
"AnOther StiU.-An elderly colored lady ar
Irved here on Sunday afternoon, from New Or
!ans. She was sent here to obtain free papers
ly her owner, colored man. He has, we are
Informed, set several persons, whom he has pur-
chased, at liberty"
The same paper has also the following para
graph:
"Emancipated-We have letter from
friend in Chillicothe, informing us that large
party Of emancipated slaves from North Caro-
lima passed through that town recently, on their
way to Logan county, where they design set
Ting"
Let the good work go on, until Slavery shall
be an unknown institution-an obsolete idea.
Ohio Columbian.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-08-23
From the New Orleans Picayune, Angus
IN ASTON OF MEXICO.

The Texas nails Of this morning bring US
accounts of an organization of a military force
within the United States, in aid of the revolu-
ton in northern Mexico. The San Antonio
Ledger of the 18th contains letter from its
correspondent dated at Leona river, on the 9th
of July, detailing "the movements of the auxil-
larry force intended for the overthrow of the
Santa Anna Government in Mexico, and the
establishment of Government favorable to
the interests dfsTexas." The first part of the
expedition arrived at that place on the 18th
ult., and men were said to be coming in hourly
in great numbers, and to be expected with
great anxiety on the other side of the river.
The party was expected to cross within five
days-that is to say, about the Oath ult They
are under the command of Capt w. B. Henry,
late of the Texan volunteers.
Accompanying this correspondence is an ad-
dress by Capt. Henry to the people of Texas,
and proclamation addressed to the Mexicans.
The address to the people of Texas announces
the purpose of himself and his companions "to
engage in the revolution now existing in the
Mexican Republic, to displace the far-famed
Santa Anna, and establish new republican
form of government, a government more favor
able to the interests of Texas, enlightened in
its views, and NTH the final intention of extend
ing the proud american eagle ooer its pro-
lection.
He appeals to Texas, in the strength of her
revolutionary experience and example, and in
cites them by representing the bordering coun-
try of Mexico as the refuge of Indian maraud-
ers, who perpetrate crimes, robberies, and muir
ders, within Texas, which distress "all lovers
of peace and order" 1t is on the interest of
"peace and order" that Mexico is invaded.
The proclamation to the Mexicans, published
alongside of the other in the same paper, talks
much more mildly than that intended for the
Texans. 1t does not have a word about ex-
tending the American eagle over Mexico, but
declares the wish to see the Mexicans govern
themselves.
"Our only wish, the only reward we seek for,
and with which we shall return happy to our
fresides, is to see re-established the federal
system, and to secure treaties by which the in
terests of both countries shall be protected.
and which will allow us to exchange our PRO-
ducts with yours, without fear of molestation,
under the protection of just and equitable tariffs,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-08-23
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

We sum up the result of the late State cleo
tions, as follows
IennesSee.-Johnson, DEM, elected Governor
by about 1000 majority. The following are the
Congressman.
l. N. G. Taylor, Know Nothing.
2. William II. Sneed, Know Nothing.
3. Samuel A. Smith, Democrat.
a. John 81. Savage, Democrat.
5. Charles Ready Know Nothing.
6. George w. Jones Democrat.
7. John V. Wright, Democrat.
8. f. X. Zollicoffer, Know Nothing.
9. Emerson Etheridge, Know Nothing.
10. Thomas Rivers, Know Nothing.
The Democrats had four and the Wings SIX
in the last Congress. The Legislature is Know
Nothing by a small majority. 1t was Wing last
year by twelve majority.
Kentucky.-Morehead, Know Nothing, elect
ed Governor by 1920 majority. The Congress
men elect are as follows:
/. Henry G. Burnett, Democrat.
2. John p. Campbell, Know Nothing.
3. w. L. Underwood, Know Nothing.
4. A. G. Talbot, Ant-Know Nothing Wing.
5. Joshua H. Jewett Democrat.
6. J. NJ. Elliott, Democrat.
7. Humphrey Marshall, Know Nothing.
8. Alexander K Marshall, Know Nothing.
8. Leander NJ Cox, Know Nothing.
III. >. L. SWope, hnoW NotnlnS.
The delegation stood five Democrats and
five Wings last year. The Legislature is Know
Nothing.
Alabama - Wilson, Democrat, reelected
Governor by 5000 or 5000 majority. The Con-
gressional delegation will stand thus:
l. Percy Walker, Know Nothing.
2. Eli Shorter, Democrat.
3. Sampson w. Harris, Democrat.
4. William R. Smith, Know Nothing.
5. George S. Houston, Democrat.
6. w. R. W. Cobb Democrat.
I. James F. Dowdel, Democrat.
Last year it stood, five Democrats, one Wing,
and one Know Nothing Democrat.
Teras.-Pease, Democrat, said to be reflect
ed Governor, and Bell, Democrat to Congress-
The other district not heard from.
North Cdrotina.-The Congressman elected
from this State are:
l. Robert r. Payne, Know Nothing.
2. Thomas Rufin, Democrat.
3. Warren Winslow, Democrat.
4. l.. O'Brien Branch. Democrat.
5. Edwin G.. Reade, Know Nothing.
6. r. C. Pu. year, Know Nothing.
7. Burton s Craige, Democrat.
8. Thomas I. Clingman, Democrat.
There were We Democrats and three Wings
last year.